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Penguins peck over Falcons in home nest Late errors aid men's baseball team to lose game to Youngstown | Page 9 Making history
Cleveland cuts roster majorly Women's team wins in final moments of game, moving on to third round of the NCAA championship for the first time
Cleveland Indians reduces roster, sending players to the minors | Page 9
Survival tips for your surprise party Being scared on birthday isn't as ■ enjoyable as people may think | Page 5
People as old | as they feel or made to feel
Students simulate what it's like to be old with chronic health issues | Page 12
Being smart about healthy weight loss
Looking at the big picture, taking it slow is better for losing weight | Page 12
New way to power iPods Liquid crystals may be used to keep appliances charged with the use of body ) movement | Page 13
Calif, game wardens find poachers
Sunny Calif, officials discover dark deeds
after illegal killing of IAS0NHENTNER - '■ V,v. cub and mother bear THE FIRST TIME: The women's learn celebrates an emotional moment after their well-deserved win over Vanderbilt late last evening. | Page 14
By Colin Wilson When the ball left her hand, Vanderbilt defense that she the locker room, but the one the third No. 2 seed to bow OUl Ethanol's bad Assistant Sports Editor her coach knew it was good. could to get to the basket. player they had a hard time of the tournament. They ad m it- "I heard Coach Miller in the The way BG was scoring in accounting for l-'lynn — she ted that the many upsets that side revealed EAST LANSING, Mich - Ali background say 'got it.'" the first half, it seemed that the took advantage. The senior have already happened in this Mann was not ready to go home The 59-56 victory puts BG in Falcons would have to be very had 13 first half points and year's women's tournament While new forms of just yet. The senior forward's the Sweet 16 for the first time ineffective in the second half in the second half got to the inspired them. gas positive for Earth, clutch 3-pointer with 56 sec- in school and conference his- for Vanderbilt to come back. free throw line eight times and "We were talking, Ali and I, there is another side onds to go put the exclamation tory. The Falcons kept the witty They led 37-24 and were shoot- made seven. while we were watching the to story | Page 14 point on one of the most excit- Commodores at bay despite ing 54 percent. Mann scored 10 points in the game before and actually said, ing games that she has played shooting just 5-4-22 in the sec- BG was not all that effective game while battling •foul trou- (his is the weekend of upsets, in her career. ond half. in the second half, shooting 5- ble. None were more important so Vanderbilt was next in line," "lit felt| amazing. Kunning Mann was one of four double- of-22, but their play on the other than her last three. Achter said. Where will you be down the court after that three digit scorers, paced by reserve end made up for the low shot "When we needed a huge shot Achter added 10 points working this summer? was one of the best feelings I've forward Amber llynn. llynn percentage. late in the game. Ali Mann hit a including 6-of-B free throws had in my career here," Mann had 21 points and five rebounds The Commodores had a good huge 3," Miller said. said. and found every crevice in the plan on defense coming out of The Falcons made Vanderbilt SeeBBALL|Page2
Teams control funds Brian Truck, Senior. Forensics team places third Science Education By Christy Johnson February previous to the start By Kristin McKissic Reporter "An industrial roofing "We have proven ourselves this semester of the new year. Forms are company" | Page 4 Reporter filled out. and a hearing with and last semester. These wins reinforce our The funding for club sports the committee is conducted The Falcon Forensicators placed may be determined by the to evaluate a few crucial ele- third in the nation's largest foren- talent on the team." Student Budget Committee, ments before granting money j^ijiiim^ sics competition, which was but the club sports teams hold to organizations, including held on the campus of Central much of the power for fund- club sports. Michigan University in Mount Kenny Rogers | Junior ing in their own hands. "At the hearing we go over TODAY Pleasant, Mich. Club sports teams, like ol her what we've spent money on, Showers The BGSU Forensics, Speech 10 winners in the top 10 percent, the award of national top speak- campus organizations, must and what we plan to do with High: 58. Low: 52 and Debate Team, competing eight in the top 20 percent and 12 er. Junior Michelle Baker earned apply for funding from SBC the money for next year," said against 57 teams, managed to in the top 30 percent first place in Discussion while each year, said Coordinator men's rugbv treasurer Matt bring 36 individual awards back to "We have proven ourselves this junior Jennifer Cole won the gold of Student Organizations and Mitchell. the University from the Pi Kappa semester and last semester. These in Communication Analysis/ Community Service Programs The money club sports can Delta National Tournament and wins reinforce our talent on the Rhetorical Criticism. Clinton Stephens. receive comes out of a pot TOMORROW Convention held March 7-10. team," said junior Kenny Rogers. The process of applying for T-Showers These individual awards include Two team members earned See FORENSICS | Page 2 funding from SBC starts the See RUGBY | Page 2 High: 59. Low: 35 i VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Wednesday. March 2U0O7 WWW.BGNEWS.COM
the Sweet 16, BG knows it can BBALL do some damage. From Page 1 "We think we deserve to be here, and we think that we are and dished nut eight assists, a one of the top Hi teams in the few of which gave Amber Ftynn nation," Mann said. easy baskets. Carin Home had Perhaps the most exciting 12 points and six rebounds. aspect of the win is that the31- The I alcons now move on to 3 Falcons will get to sec their Greensboro, N.C. to face No. 3 hallowed senior class play seed Arizona State. It may be again. hard for BGtO start preparing. "We're just excited to keep "Don't pinch me." Miller this streak rolling and keep said. playing with each other as As for being a mid-major in long as we can," Mann said.
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Random Basketball Fact Remebering the soldiers BY CANDLELIGHT: The United Methodist Church in Bowling Green, the Whitehall United Methodist Church m Columbus and members of Reachout donated over 500 candles for the Vigil on Tuesday evening Reachout is a political activist and social justice organization that pro- When basketball was first invented, motes awareness of events occuring outside of Bowling Green. the hoops were peach baskets with a bottom. Each time they made a basket one was really focused," Baker the referee would climb on a ladder said. FORENSICS "You walk in to do your best, next to send a Following the tournament and get the ball. From Page 1 there was an award banquet. That was in the year 1891. message and the last thing you're worried "There was a really big ban- Baker feels this win was very quet where we dressed up all They used a soccer ball. important to her personally. about is winning." fancy; it has the prom feel," "It's important because foren- Griffith said. She added there sics is a big pan of my life, and Michelle Baker I Team Member was a dinner where the awards it w-as a chance to prove myself were presented. to the world of forensics," Baker Bilker. BGSU earned 30 national The Falcon Forensicators is a said. Ibis marks the third consecu- honors out of the total 33 events competitive program offered to For some others, she thinks this tive year BGSU has placed first entered. students interested in develop- experience served as a significant in Communication Analysis/ Baker said all team members ing not only their communica- growth process, especially those Rhetorical Criticism: it is the sec- were extremely focused on the tion skills, but also their perfor- who joined the team to get over ond for Discussion. convention and also participated mance abilities. their fear of public speaking. "This win proves not only in business meetings, receptions Baker said, "You walk in to do "This proves for each of us that that we do well, but we do well and officer elections. your best, next to send a message when you put in the time and consistently," said senior Sarah "There was not a whole lot to and the last thing you're worried the work, it pays off" continued Griffith. do at Central Michigan so every- about is winning."
handup — not a handout. Getting ready for a... RUGBY Student organizations From Page 1 should be generating some kind of money of their own. be Wedding, Graduation, Summer of funds, which 151 student it through dues or fundrais- organizations vie for each year, ers, and not solely on funds Stephens said. from the student budget com- "The Student Budget mittee. Committee gets asked for Organizations, including OASIS wm about twice as much money club sports, all start out at zero as what they can give out," dollars for the next year. No MecfiSpa Stephens said. amount of money is ever spe- Elizabeth Horrigan, MD • Lisa Merrill, MD The funds used to give to cifically set aside for organiza- 1215 Ridgewood Dr • Bowling Green, OH 43402 campus organizations is gen- tions. P: 419-352-0142 • F: 419-352-9073 erated from state funding as When dollar amounts fluc- wwwoasismedispa.com well as the $10 general fee stu- tuate from year to year, it is not dents pay specifically for cam- that they are cutting funds, it Mesotherapy with Triactive Cellulite Laser Treatment pus organizations. is that the amount of money Lose inches before your event or summer This means SBC must think the budget committee deems long and hard about where to fit for an organization may Leg Veins spend those dollars. change from year to year. Get rid of unwanted veins TODAY! The committee looks for a "I feel like they give us the few specific traits from clubs money we need. Everyone Hair Removal when contemplating who wants more money to do stuff Bikini, Under Arm, Legs, Back should receive funds. with, but that's not realistic," The first is if the organization said women's lacrosse co-pres- Skin Medica Vitalize Peel is worthy of a share of student ident Adrienne Borgstahl. Get a series of 3 - 6 peels before summer to look your fees. If the organization gets Club sports teams pay dues best at any event. through that question, the next each year to defray some of the JORDAN f LOWER ! THE BG NEWS would be if the organization's costs of the season. If money FOR EVERYTHING ELSE THERE'S SBC: A team hitting an arm pad (60 per Restylane & Botox activities planned run in cor- the clubs receive from SBC is pad A team throwing, dropping and falling on a rugby ball :$50 per ball. Winning even relation with the organizations low, then dues will go up. Reduce fine lines and wrinkles. though SBC gives you less money than last year priceless. mission. Thirdly, the organiza- "If we need more money, we tion must have financial need can take steps to appeal to the for funds. And finally, groups Student Budget Committee," should ask for funding as a Mitchell said.
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GET A LIFE Job fair offers students with CALENDAR OF EVENTS Rebuilding sorority causes image crisis Some events labn from even&bqsu edu career choices, opportunities 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. By Fr.ddy Hunt "When non-Greek students think about Summer Job Fair Reporter By Janecn Morgan eral manager lor (told Medal. 202 Union A national sorority's declining fraternities and sororities they think 'oh Reporter lusi started in November. membership has forced down- Zinkers is hoping to see the sizing of it's members that well, they're just a bunch of partiers' but Students will have at least ,r)t) wealth ol talenl al the Universlr) Welcome Back Beach Bash didn't fit a particular criteria that's not how it is at all." chances to find jobs from the and get |k-opk- interested in jobs Chily's & Temptations and is hitting home to some organizations represented at dealing with sports at their 75AO0 Greek students at BGSU. Tammy Sudhoff | University's Delta Zeta president the -tith annual summer job square foot complex, In November, 35 Delta Zeta fair today. We are hoping to find people Brainiacs Not Required! sisters at DePauw were inter- of any Greek organization, and because she would be too Held in the Union from 11 a.m. interested in filling positions lor viewed, and a month later 23 if you can't recruit, then you're busy to commit during her to 3 p.m.. this year's Summer lob instructors and spoils camp Dr. Midden's advice, from research of were deemed insufficiently not going to survive." senior year. Fair will host apprccdrnater) i6 positions." he slid. students who most often get the highest committed to the soror- Sudhoff said (ireek life Ron Binder, director of Greek organizations for students to Having past experience with grades in chemistry and physics classes, ity, placed on alumni status receives criticism from people Life, said reorganization is rate come and find jobs. the job fair is ,i representative on how you can get good grades too. and asked to move out of the who don't know what it's all and usually happens when "We have a database ol from Stone Ridge Goll t Hub. 006 Kohl Hall house. about, and the Hollywood there is a breakdown in com- employers from across the "We get a lot applications from In response to a continu- sorority girl stereotypes just munication between under- country In the Career Center," students, and we start placing ous decline in membership, pile up. graduate students, the soror- said Peg Bucksky. summer job people riglu away," said taAnn Nancy Brewer, director of Sail to Manilla > "When non-Greek students ity's national headquarters, laii coordinator. "II Ihej warn to Whitakei of Stone Ridge communications at the Delta think about fraternities and alumni and the University. participate in the fair, rhej can This is Whitakers third time Destinations Snack Bar Zeta National Headquarters in sororities they think 'oh well, Binder said a breakdown register on-line." doing the (air, and according td Harshnun Oxford, Ohio, said the strug- they're just a bunch of par- between the University of Since normal turn-out is her, ii s a good time foi students gling chapter could be rebuilt tiers,' but that's not how it is at DePauw and Delta Gamma between 700 and 1,000 stu- to gi-i applications and start 730-9 (Mil by establishing a core of sis- all," Sudhoff said. "Most people headquarters was probably t be- dentSi Bucksky said she is applying. Woo RA Auction ters that are committed to the don't know about all the com- cause of the downsizing, anticipating the same number "Ihe students are good and 115 Education sorority and recruitment. munity service we contribute." " I leadqua rters makes all the or more this time. the students are a good asset to CBS reported every girl that Although Brewer said the- calls," Binder said. "We just ask "There is a larger employer us." she slid. was overweight, along with Delta Zeta's at BGSU don't them who's coming back and turn-mil [hail last year with new I Iverall, there is high antici- the only black, Korean and have a recruitment problem what criteria did you use. employers, so hopefuD) this will pation for ilns ]ol> km from the USG President and Vice Vietnamese members, were and don't have to worry about Binder said recruiting encourage students to come staff, so hopefully the students Presidential Debate among the 23 placed on alum- downsizing, other sororities based on values is a con- out," she said will come OU1 and Mip|iml Union Theater ni status, and the 12 girls who on campus have attempted to stant conversation and some Sea World and Gold Medal We n-.ilK put ,i lot ol hard remained where slim and con- fix deflating membership by groups have trouble arliculat- sports are (us) a few of the new work into il. so the most impor- ventionally pretty. 9 -11:30 p.m similar means. ing what values are. employers who are expected to tani tiling is getting the students Ttoo years ago BGSU's Kappa Houtz said pretty girls "live years ago some fra- be present so it should IK- excit- AHA Film Series out," said Bucksky, Delta sorority went through may sometimes be used as a ternities had beer shirts they ing to SIT what they are expect Tor a complete list of the 204 Fine Arts reconstruction because of recruitment strategy. would use as part of their ingfrom the students. employers who will be in atten- recruitment problems accord- "Looks had a little to do recruitment," Binder said. "Although I've done job Fairs dance, pick up a cop) ol die 9-10p.m ing to I lolly Iloutz, senior and with it. Two years ago when "1 lien the lie (interfratemal before, this is a brand new com- Summer lob Fair booklet at any Organization for Women's kappa Delta vice president of our sorority was bigger, it was council) stepped in and asked, pany."' said Arnold /inkers, gen BG News stand Issues recruitment at the time. known as an uglier sorority, 'are you recruiting people to I lout/, said only five of about 107 Hanna Hall and they did get rid of lots of drink, is that what your value 30 girls were asked to come the uglier girls," Houtz said. is?' Then they had to go and 9-l1pjn back and rebuild the chapter "But some of those girls didn't change all their material." and they all fit a criteria similar have the GPA's or the time to Houtz, along with the Kappa Pub: Family Feud to the Delta Zeta's at DePauw. commit as an active mem- Delta sisters who where not Union Pub Tammy Sudhoff, Delta Zeta ber of the sorority. The girls asked to return, were grained president of the BGSU chap- that were asked to come back alumni status, just like the 9 p.m. ter, said the process was sin- were very cute, typical soror- DeltaZelasistersat Dcl'auu. Go Greek Team Training cere and by the book, and the ity girls, petite and cute. They Iloutz said she is not angry media is to blame for reinforc- didn't ask back any of the 440 Saddlemire with national's reorganization ing the negative stereotypes of overweight girls, there was a process, but is angry because (ireek life. definite trend." they waited until there was no 9:15 p.m LOUTA JONES "It's a recruitment issue," Houtz said she was asked other solution to the declining IT'S A SNAP:'. Khan Kepner. a Perm Male tiosrunan perfoin Judicial Board Hearings Sudhoff said. "That's the life to come back but declined membership. students at University Part , He is a nationally recognized rn,i:
Students surf the Internet to find summer jobs, careers after graduation By Tinner Gli.itt.i resources for finding a job after "I am looking for a co-op and erly may prevent users from fall "It worked out well lot me \ transition from college to the Reporter graduation was limited to job my advisor couldn't really help ing victim to a scam. few months after graduation I vi i irk li tree. lairs, career centers and advertise- me, so I put my resume online. Robertson explains that she had a job that I would have never "Find a job you're interested in The end of the school year is near ments, Now many job search sites It is an easy way to get my name has found attempts of fraud and known about if I hadn't put my on the Web, and then the I area and most students wili be mding allow users to search by location, out there," said Courtney Pavson, identity theft on some of the pop- resume online," Drake said. Center helps you with interview- in their books for paychecks as openings and industry which sophomore. "I'll probably keep it ular sites. When combined with job fairs, ing, negotiating of salar) andyotn they turn to the Interne) to find exposes students to jobs that they online until I find a steady job post "They have students fill out career centers and other outlets, flrsl day on the job I hey go hand employment maj not have otherwise known graduation." applications with all their infor- job search sites help students ill hand,"' Robertson said. A recent survey done In about. Like all things online, users mation for a job mid compain GollegeGrad.com says among "The Internet allows students should be cautious. that never existed," she said. those polled, 39 perceni ol teoenl in see what is out there and get "I always encourage students For every scam story there are DAILY ADVISING TIP college graduates named the overviews of many different jobs do their research on companies success stories. Internet as their best source for including positions they may not they find online. The job search- BGSU alumna Melissa Drake Wondering when you register for classes? Log onto \K BGSI job information. have linked to their major," said ing sites provide a great over- posted her resume online altet and look at the Registration Assignment I imes link under Sites like Monster.com and (ilesu- Robertson, assistant direc- view, but students need to find graduation and indicated she Register for c lasses." I hen locate your curreni class standing llotlohs.com allow users 10 post tor of the Career Center. out if the company can provide wanted to relocate to North and birthday to find your registration da\ and time resumes and view available jobs Convenience and accessibility them with a career or just a job," Carolina A week later she had an and internships. lor the sites is a main draw for Robertson said. interview set up with a retail outlet Sponsored In \tl\isiiiy; V-lwork In the past, students' main students, Researching a company prop- in the state. LOOK rOR SUMMER EMPLOYMENT TODAY! f$M JOB fti Wednesday, March 21,2007 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 6 PM BOWEN-THOMPSON STUDENT UNION 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. UNION, ROOM 318 Bowen Thompson Student Union, Room 201A for more information about the Peace Corps, visit www.peacecorps.gov or call 312.353.4990 • Interview with employers • Summer jobs and internships throughout Ohio and the region • Business casual attire recommended • Bring copies of your resume Tonight! ORGANIZATIONS ATTENDING Achievement Centers for Children's Camp Cheerful DayMark Safety Systems Stoiber Enterprises USG President/Vice President Debate Akron Area YMCA Camping Services Elford, Inc. Stone Ridge Golf Club Association of Community Organizations for Reform Family Heritage Life The 577 Foundation Wednesday, March 21 Belmont Country Club FedE* Ground Therma Tru Corporation BGSU-Bookstore Five Rivers MetroParks Total Quality Logistics BGSU Office of PreCollege Services/Upward Bound Gold Medal Indoor Sports - Soccer & Sports Academy U.S. Army Recruiting Program Habitat for Humanity Ohio/AmeriCorps VISTA UPS Boardwalk (The) Hickory Farms Walgreens Distribution Center Perrysburg Camp Ashbury Interlochen Arts Camp The Washington Center for Internships and Camp Campbell Gard YMCA Outdoor Center Island Resorts. Inc. Academic Seminars Camp Courageous. Inc. J.F. Enterprises.lnc. Widewater Retreat and Ministry Center Camp Echoing Hills Where: Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater Kaman's Art Shoppes, Inc. Wood County Corps, AmeriCorps Camp Fire USA-Camp Glen Lakeside Association (The) Wood Haven Health Care When: 8-10 p.m. Camp Libbey-Girl Scouts of Maumee Valley Council Lorain County Domestic Relations Court YMCA Willson Outdoor Center Camp Nuhop Metroparks ■ Toledo Area CampWatitoh Come hear the President and Vice President Page Plus Cellular Catawba Island Club Penske Truck Leasing - Penske Logistics Candidates for USG elections discuss issues and Cedar Point Amusement Park Recreation Unlimited BGSU their platforms during this debate. Clear Channel Sandusky County Dept. of Job and Family Services Career Center Cleveland Sight Center Highbrook Lodge SeaWorld Orlando JO. LOCATION » DEVELOPMENT Coca-Cola Enterprises Sherwin-Williams Company A DIVISION 01 V' For more information, visit http://bgsu.edu/usg Corrigan Moving Systems'United Van Lines Speedway SuperAmerica LLC "The last thing he said to me was 'Well, if I come back and I didn't have a good time, will you give me $5?'
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LETS TALK ABOUT SEX Don't bash Dealing with the 'other woman'
had guy. look in the mirror or "I remember pulling a wad You should give up on this dominance kick of yours., look closely at a friend. Never of cash out of my pocket and no one respects anyone in here. saving time lorget thai 50 percent statistic. i browing it in her face like CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI I've been cheated on, It she was some cheap hooker. hurts. I remember a guy it was rather therapeutic," 0 telling me he loved me and I'ierson said. I wasn't ready to say il bark One of the more difficult yet. He told me he under- things for I'ierson was hear- Infidelit) is defined in the stood, and he'd he patient ing his friend's explanation of dictionarj In man) terms, because he knew I'd been We're in love." but 'betrayalol ;i trust is the hurl before by someone who The fact they'd slept togeth- most descriptive, and that's cheated on me. er in her bedroom while not saying much. The day came when I chose I'ierson was sleeping on the What does ii mean to In let my defenses down and couch in the living room, still I hope everyone had a good c heat? it you're in .i relation- mid him I loved him. His believing he had a girlfriend spring break. No extra crispy ship and stray, then you're response? was just a sick twisi and one burned skin, like some people, a cheater. M you sleep with "Okay." that he rose above in the end. myself included. someone else's partner, then That was when I knew it 'Tended up forgiving I love springtime, the you're also a cheater, right? had happened again. I was them and I'm still friends changing temperatures, ihe I'm struggling with infldel- beingc healed (in. with them both because... longer days, daylight-sav- itj because I honestly have I hated the 'other woman,' thai meant nothing in Ihe ing lime, the ball games and mi due what it means lobe a Inn now I wonder why il grand scheme of things. If the great flying weather. Go i heater. bothered me so much. I his they hadn't broken up I don't ahead, reread it, I said I like I tan tell you that according girl may not have known he think I'd be friends with daylight-saving time, in Discovery Health the sta- was with me. What right did them bin they only lasted I like the short days in Ihe tistics average nut to a sear) I have to condemn her lor 6 months. I called it to the winter and longer days in the amount ol people who cheat: starting a relationship with a day," I'ierson said. summer. Now i understand all MI pen em. man she thought was free to Being friends with an e\ days are the same time length, I can also tell you the he with her? can lead to other compli- and they only seem longer, bin emotional mil is horrendous I'm not ihe only woman cations, as evidenced by 1 like thai perceived length. and should be avoided and whn dues ibis. I gel so sick of Roxanne Yoos, who found You get the chance to get up il you're cheating and hav- hearing people trash the per- herself in her ex-boyfriend's before the sun without gel- ing sex with more than one son their partner is cheating bed two years after their rela- ting up at five In the morning, person, you're in danger of on them with. II they know tionship had ended. there is more time lo fly at bringing an M I to the person they re the (ither person'then "I slept with him because night, there is more time after who trusts you and loves you, yes. blast away, hut the real I didn't want to have a one classes to go outside and play, and \IIII just went down a lot guilty party in the situation is night stand with a stranger. I and the best thing is. you don't ol notches in my hook. the person who strayed from trusted this person and cared lose any daylight to class, Hut leant tell you that a monogamous relationship about him enough to know I haled looking out the win- cheating is bad and it you in the first place. that be wouldn't take advan- dow and watching the daylight do it, you're evil and wrong, Drew I'ierson. a gentleman tage, "Yoos said. slip away while 1 contemplated bei ause I'd helving. whn found bis first serious A lot of us can relate lo this skipping classes just so I could I here are too man) graj girlfriend in the arms of a need, which Yoos said was get more sunlight. areas in relationships to jump friend, blamed them both, physical and emotional, but 1 hate the sun coming up so to a black or white conclusion but found il helpful lo lei his the part of this story that early in the day. One reason is about the guilt and innocence girlfriend know just what she makes ii a bit more interest- it makes it harder to sleep in ol various pat lies in a tela had done to him. Alter a few ing is the fact Yoos knew her when the Sunlight is slipping I Kinship. healed words and an incident ex-boyfriend was involved through the shades. Second, I Cheatei isa blanket term involving her car's windshield with another woman at the like being up as the sun crests and the people who cheat all and his fist, she decided to time. the edge of the horizon. have individual reasons for talk lo him. Instead of getting While she may seem self- Yesterday morning I had a making their choices. Next on her knees and apologizing, ish, she only had herself to flight from here to lackson, time you want loautomati- she scolded him about the Miss. I was up at 6:45 and 1 •; 111 \ make lliem out to he (he damage to her car. See FIDELITY | Page 6 M»RTEIWHI!E heal the sunrise. I loved look- ing out over the tarmac watch- ing ihe sun come up. Seeing the sun come up makes me feel refreshed, rejuvenated and energized. Act now to end the war: The world can't wait any longer If 1 wake up after the sun has come up it seems like I have when I think about the cent level of verified disarma- KENDRA KISSINGER | GUEST to believe they were deceived or the U.S. media. Lastly, much of been sleeping in for far loo immense loss ol life due to the ment in Iraq. COLUMNIST uninformed. the .American public has failed to long, then 1 feel lired, worn war in Iraq, I feel morally out- Even with intelligence contra- Why have our political leaders hold the government account- down and ready lo go back raged and disgusted With our dicting the Hush Administration's Americans voiced opposition failed us? In my opinion, there able for their actions. to bed. political leaders, pro-war rhetoric, Congress lo the occupation of Iraq, our are five primary reasons. Far too many of us are apa- Now the claim is made that Certainly, the Hush failed to demand hard facts from political leaders provided lame First, there is the arrogance thetic or actually believe our we can just keep the time like Administration is largely respon- the Hush Administration and excuses for having supported of power. Bush and his admin- political leaders either acted on it is and still save energy. Well, sible for the Iraq quagmire, hut |Kissed the War Authorization the war. istration presumed their status poor intelligence or were misled we will lose the same amount the Democrats and Republicans Resolution in support of the war. The Bush administration would allow them to go forth by the Bush Administration. It is of energy with or without the in ('ongress also are complacent Ihe end result of ibis war has claimed they were given bad with any agenda they chose. time for change. time change. in their support of ibis war. I not been a world safe from the intelligence while they failed to The second reason is politics We are not powerless and In the cold of winter, it's intend lo hold their collective threat of terrorism, but rather a note that they also were given as usual. Members of Congress there is much we can do to cre- better to have the sun go leel to the lire until they get us massive loss of life. good intelligence that they chose were more worried about pro- ate change. down at (> o'clock rather than i mi of Iraq, and I hope to inspire Over 3,000 members of the to ignore. tecting their own political stand- Lobby Congress lo stop fund- 7 o'clock. I like going outside you to take action of your own. U.S. military have been killed Many members of Congress ing than doing what was right. ing this war and use their power when il is 20 degrees, but While much of the American along with close to 400 indepen- have made statements indi- Congress had ihe power to of the purse to get us out of Iraq. I'm a special case. I like the public was fooled b) the false dent contract laborers. Counting cating they also were misled stop this war but refused to take If lobbying doesn't appeal to cold; 1 wear shorts almost all information put forth by the the Iraqi dead has heen an even by the Bush administration's action without first making sure you, consider using community of the time. Bui most people Hush Administration. Congress more daunting task. rhetoric and, as a result, made they had popular support. education or organize a demon- don't like going out when it had access In sound inlelligence Our government estimates the mistake of voting in sup- Third, governmental actions stration as a means of reshaping is 20 degrees and the sun is that challenged their stance, that 30000 Iraqis have died from port of the war. imply that U.S. geopolitical aims our political culture. Participate shining. Why? Because even t ongress members knew that the violence in Iraq, but a snidy I'm just an average citizen, are more important than the in BGSU Amnesty. when the sun is shining, it can Saddam I lussein and ()sama done by American and Iraqi epi- and I had access to news lives of U.S. military members International's regular peace be cold as Santa's Workshop bin Laden were enemies and demiologists suggest that over sources indicating that the and the people of Iraq. demonstrations on Mondays at on Christmas Eve. lust a that no evidence exists that links (S00.000 have died. Bush Administration's rationale Fourth, the U.S. mass noon outside die Union (Contact reminder, there are only about Iraq to the terrorists' attacks of Add to dial the loss of lives for war was unsound, and I've media has been disturb- Amy Dcitrickson for more infor- 240 shopping days left until September 11 from coalitional forces plus learned enough political history ingly slow to challenge the Bush mation al [email protected]. Christmas. former Chicl U.N. Wea|x>ns countless injuries experienced to know thai political leaders Administration's war rhetoric edu). Or, find you own individual Kids don't need to be out- Inspector, Scott Kilter, informed by all parties and the war in Iraq sometimes bend the truth or lie and inform the American people way to express and act on your side during the winter, they many members in Congress, becomes a disaster too massive to gain public support for war. about the facts surrounding this concerns about Iraq. need to be in their houses including the Senate foreign for words to describe. Our political leaders are well- war. Prior to the war, Americans Whatever you decide, doing homework, studying or Affairs Committee, that he was When political opinion began educated, politically savvy indi- received more accurate informa- please, act soon because the able to ascertain a 90-95 per- to shift and the majority of viduals and I find it impossible tion from the foreign press than world can't wait. See DSTI Page 6
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Surprisingly depressing: The S -U 4W. Ml* Who thought that attempting to enough for me." This one's make someone soil themselves going to save me a lot of money in fear and shock on their birth- because my damn friends will day was a good idea? stop mooching off of my beer When someone jumps out and food and go get some of from behind a comer and their own for a change. In fact screams at me, I don't think its I hope they're all reading this tun -1 feel like stabbing the jerk! right now, because the only But for some reason screaming died." That's not even that good thing more fun than lying and "SURPRISE!" as the birthday of an excuse even if it was screwing people out of money, is victim unknowingly walks in the true, who cares about dead taunting them after you do it. door has become a tradition. grandmothers; I'm turning21! Force embarrassing excuses I type this column tun days I want to hear about exciting upon people. before my birthday My girlfriend things like car-wrecks! Or how "I ley. I heard you won't has been bard at work organi/ about murder!? lie able to come to my party ing a surprise party for me. I haul be a surprise! "Joe can't because your uncle just got Obviously, I'm fully aware of come because begot stabbed to arrested for indecent exposure. this, hut I'm being a good boy- death after an altercation with I just wanted to let you know friend and pretending like I'm a fast-food employee over the there are no bard feelings. I stupid enough to believe that all proper way to cook a Whopper." understand this is a time you 417 of my friends (and Hills, my \ow that's a story! want to be with your family." half-friend) happen to be going Not only will I be surprised The person either has to own out of town two weekends after to find out he's at my party. I'll up to having an uncle who gets Spring Break. be even more surprised to find his thrills by exposing himself in I'll even pretend like I'm sur- mil he's alive and I mailed a public, or ruining the surprise. prised when I walk in the door to macaroni card to his parents Then I'll just laugh as they awk- a shower of confetti and fat kids for no reason. It's like two sur- wardly stammer and try to figure trying to hide behind the couch prises in one! out which option to choose. so as not to be seen. On the plus side, this lias given Stage a heart attack. n A evil Don't get me wrong. I do me an opportunity to have fun at Since everybody seems to appreciate the effort, but a sur- the expense of my friends (that's think it's such a great idea to Comedy f^ prise party doesn't work lor a tew the best kind of fun!). I low far scare me. I think it would be -i^K& key reasons, first of all, jumping are people willing to go to keep great to scare them. As soon as out from behind a door and the fun of a good surprise alive? they yell "surprise". I'll fall to yelling at me is a good way to I lere are some ways to find out. the ground clutching my chest. get yourself an express ticket to ( ancel my own party. I-veryone will be real surprised Qi\e irv TOM punched-in-llic face-ville. Bui ' Since it seems that no when they find out I was kid- I havetosaythal most impor- one will be able to attend my ding. Part ol me thinks they'll three >CHT tantly. I'm disappointed in all birthday party. I've cancelled be upset, but since they love my friends; intact I don't think it. Instead I'll just spend my surprises so much, how could they deserve my friendship after weekend at home with my fam- they be mad? £*rtJce-* putting forth such a dismal effort ily. We'll reschedule later." The .Now that I've found some in surprising me. (Consider this fun comes in when people try ways to entertain myself, I just bite article as your official demotion. to convince me to stay without have to practice my surprised (All gifts are non-refundable.I blowing the big secret surprise face and work on not crapping victim I'be out-of-town excuse only party. I low are they going to that myself during the moment of works for the first three people, gracefully? truth. I better get some expen- but tends to get suspicious by Use it as an excuse to not have sive gifts... ^re comie* now dare.. the fortieth person. Where's the enough food and hecr. , ,/.NMlP'0ODtODON*T' creativity!? The best excuse I've "Oh sorry, you guys said you'd Colby James (cjlmdh9bqsu.edu) gotten so far is "My grandma be out of town... I only bought xcepts lale gifts. Oi\e ii\ Your face could be here! ■five ?J?"??4" < right here! are m >*■. CO ... not really. -Uttooed. "tC£ Df/W We don't actually care. i 1045 N. 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It could just be like a brick Being a humoi columnist, ii It looked like he hit an anti- duct taped to the back bum- is always important to write tank mine, let's slam him for per with the license number jokes ih,n people can relate to. not buckling up. Why not also etched into it, like it's a piece Comedy is truth. With that charge him for failure to yield of the Berlin Wall. said, don't you hate ii when ... when you see a brick wall, Finally, being Greek as I am, you're driving your car, and all let it go. and knowing that sororities (ii a sudden, a sorority house Driver's Id 1(11 —when like to make up T-shirts for runs oul Into the sired right careening towards a house, events, I've come up with the in from of you and you have to the house has the right of wav perfect tee for Pi Phi to make slam on the breaks to avoid it? ALWAYS. to commemorate this event. rhat'sthe worst They also could have After all, it's not everyday that Yes, as most people have charged him with tailgating. you find a car in your house undoubtedly heard, a car When driving towards a brick (unless you live at Planet liil the I'i Beta Phi house (in wall, you are always supposed Hollywood!. time on Mac Beach. all get the chance to go out Saturday, to allow a car length per 10 The front of the T-shirt People say we need to get and enjoy the warm weather I tried to tell the Bowling miles limes the number of could show a car crashed into DST rid of daylight-saving time. this week, and just remember, Green City Council they beers you've had between you a house, and it'll say "Pi Phi From Page 4 Why? if daylight-saving time hadn't needed to put up those and the wall. — guys are always trying to hit Having more time in the come into affect, it would "sorority house crossing Really, this story speaks for on us." spending quality time with summer to be outside and less be dark at 6 o'clock tonight signs" on Wooster Street so itself. I low do you drive into a And then on the hack of their families. In the sum- time to be outside in the cold instead of 7 o'clock. that out-of-towners would house? It's not like the I'i Phi the shirt, it could show a pic- mer, people need that extra of winter makes sense to me. know to keep an eye oul, hill house is like right next to the lure of a rearview mirror and time to have cookouts. family Please, leave the time as it it was voted down. street either. There's a little say "CAUTION: SORORITY reunions, baseball games, go is, just change it twice a year, Send comments to Andrew Herman at Thankfully, there were no incline that this car had to HOUSES IN THE MIRROR flying and just have a good ol' and I will be happy. I hope you berman39bgsu.edu. injuries. The driver, Brandon drive up lohit il. I'm not a con- ARE CLOSER THAN THEY Huhlen was taken to the hos- spiracy theorist or anything, APPEAR." pital and later charged for bin I think it may have been a failure to maintain reason- botched terrorist attack. Eventually, things may go maybe one of them will help able control ol his car (yeah. I know that they have spe- Send comments to Josh Bennet at back to normal, at least for him to see there was nothing ya think] and the police also cial plates for people who get jbenner9bgsu.edu FIDELITY some parties invoked. In ret- wrong with his ability to please From Page 4 rospect, Yoos said she wouldn't a woman, but more of a prob- do it again, but she managed lem with his ex-girlfriend's deal with. Was the ex-boy- to escape her predicament ability to be pleased with a ■i friend tempted by this seduc- unscathed. meaningful relationship free tress after fighting tooth and "I'm not sure about things of lies and betrayal. Critter nail to stay faithful? Not quite. on his end, but, hey. 1 felt bet- Hut with nearly half the PETS LOVE US! "(There was] no hesitation ter. We're still friends and people in relationships finding 730 ELM ST: 316 RIDGE ST. FRONT: which just goes to show how he's moved on to some other someone else to warm their 2 bedroom /1 bath unfinished 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex. close he was to the girl. We woman now. So I'm thinking bed, that may be harder to house. Nice yard with off street Close to campus. W/D hook ups. didn't really talk about it much that everything turned out come by than you think. parking $625.00 per month $735 + utilities per month. until later, when we decided alright," said Yoos. Don't give up. though, and plus utilities. that we still cared about each For others, the experience don't shut down completely. 521 S. PROSPECT #B: 534 S. COLLEGE: other. He wanted to get back forced them to make changes III hadn't risked hurt again, I 2 bedroom untarnished duplex. 3 bedroom house. together at some point, but we in their own life. wouldn't be married with two Quiet neighborhood. W/D hook ups. haven't and won't," said Yoos. "She made me feel inad- great kids. $410 -t utilities per month. Tenants pay all utilities The important thing is how equate ... It motivated me to There is hope for those $900.00 per month. you deal with the aftermath seek sexual knowledge, to be who have been betrayed. of finding out you're being better, to be able to please any After all, (here is that other cheated on. It's not impossible woman sexually way better 50 percent out there who will to reconcile with the person than any guy they had been remain truthful. We just have who cheated on you. I never with. So to that extent I am to find them. did. I knew 1 was better than grateful," Pierson said. that, but sometimes relation- While I'm sure the women ships are worth fighting for Pierson comes into contact Sendcomments. questions and ideas to even after such a betrayal. with are grateful as well, Chandra NUewski at cniMew@bgsu edu. IjM I Attention All Premedicine, Nursing, and Allied Health Majors ^^J Wood County Hospital J J| Health Sciences Residential Community present Last Chance! May/August Graduates. Free Senior Portraits taken at the EDICAL Spring Semester Grad Fair for inclusion in the 2007 CAREER KEY Yearbook! Tuesday, March 27 10a.m. - 7p.m. ii Wednesday, March 28 10a.m. - 5p.m. Open House Union Multi-Purpose Room Gear up for Senior graduation with The KEY yearbook, caps and gowns Thursday, March 22nd ticket distribution, personalized graduation 7:30 -9:00 pm announcements, class rings, diploma frames, graduation keepsakes and more! 1104 Offenhauer West Tower • Introductions • Objective of the Open House and Evening s Agenda • Top Ten Reasons Not to Base Your Career Choice on TV's Medical Dramas • Presentations by Panel Members I Dietetics i Obstetrics/Gynecology > Emergency Medicine ■ Social Work/Discharge Planning i Medical Technology * Physical Therapy I Nursing i Pediatrics • Questions and Answers BGSU WWW.BGNEWS.COM WORLD Wednesday. Mai* 21.20077 WORLD WORLD WORLD Death toll rises to 105 in Russia BRIEF BRIEF BRIEF Nuclear talks with By Misha Japaridz* Metal concert to be U.S. may deal with The Associafed Press held, but no cursing Palestine soon North Korea still on AMSTERDAM. Netherlands JERUSALEM-The United States BEIJING (AP)-International NOVOKUZNETSK, Russia — - A heavy metal rock festival hoping made its first contact with the new nuclear talks are still on track despite Rescuers yesterday found five to hold an open-air concert in an Hamas-Fatah coalition yesterday, end- a boycott by North Korea on Tuesday more bodies in a Siberian coal area known as the Dutch Bible Belt ing a yearlong diplomatic boycott of the over S2S million of its funds frozen in mine rocked by a methane gas received a permit on one condition: Palestinian government a Macau bank, the chief US delegate explosion, raising the death toll no cursing. The meeting between a U S. diplo- sard to 105 in Russia's deadliest min- mat and the Palestinian finance minister The North's main negotiator refused ing disaster in a decade. The Elsrock festival caused an to participate in a meeting ot top Some 200 workers were in the uproar last year when it was held lor signaled a break in policy between Israel and its closest ally, and could mark a sig- envoys earlier in the day until all the Ulyanovskaya mine in the coal- the first time outside the small, heavily money was released. Japan's represen- rich Kuznetsk Basin region at the religious town of Rijssen. 75 miles east nificant step toward ending a painful aid time of the blast, which occurred of Amsterdam. cutoff to the Palestinian government tative said early Monday at a depth of about Two religious political parties com- Jacob Walles. the US. consul in But Assistant Secretary of State 885 feet, emergency and region- plained that heavy metal "is typilied Jerusalem, made a six-mile drive to the Christopher Hill characterized the al officials said. by lyrics about death and decay, and West Bank city of Ramallah. where he day's progress as "kind of slow" but MISHA MPARIDZE I AP PHOTO Emergency officials put the vocals that change between a hellish met with Salam Fayyad. an internation- expressed optimism that the issues death toll at 105, with five still LOOKING FOR SURVIVORS: Rescuers stand al the Ulyanovskaya mine near wail and deep grunts" ally respected economist and political would be resolved missing; 93 have been rescued. Novokuzner.sk. about 2977 km (1.850 miles) cast of Moscow. Tuesday. March 20.2007. independent Churches protesting a new concert "I think we're still on track." Hill told Company officials and safety Rescuers searching the Siberian coal mine rocked by a methane gas blast lound the bodies this year were pacified only by "the "This meeting was part of my con- reporters late Tuesday experts, alongwith a British cit- of several more victims Tuesday, bringing the death toll to 105 a day alter Russia's deadliest stated readiness of the organizers to tacts with the international community. izen and his interpreter, were in mining disaster in a decade Japan's mam envoy. Kenichrro Sasae. make sure that no blasphemous words Fayyad told The Associated Press. the mine examining a British- said a meeting of the chief delegates are used, and that the honor of God's of the si* nations involved in the dis- made hazard monitoring sys- company's Moscow office. The coal mine in Fayyad. a former World Bank name is not besmirched." tem just before the blast, said President Vladimir Putin sent Novokuznetsk,about 1,850miles official, is leading Palestinian efforts to armament talks was canceled because Sergei Chcremnov, a spokes- Tuleyev a telegram asking him east of Moscow, is operated by Mayor Bort Koelewijn wrote in a end international sanctions imposed a Pyongyang refused to attend man for the regional govern- to convey his sympathy to rela- Yuzhkuzbassugol, an affiliate of letter granting the permit, made pub- year ago when the Islamic militants of "There was no progress at all today." ment in Kemerovo, where the tives of the dead and support for Russian coal and steel company lic on Tuesday. Hamas won an election. Sasae said mine is located. The Briton, the injured survivors, and said EvrazGroup SA, which acquired identified as Ian Robertson, and he was ordering an investiga- a 50 percent stake in the com- the interpreter were killed, and tion of the accident, according pany in 2005. regional Gov. Aman Tuleyev to the Kremlin. Company spokesman Ivduard said about 20 top mine staff, Putin also ordered an inves- Sivtsov told Russian channel including the chief engineer, tigation into a second disaster NTV that rescuers were check- were among the dead. to strike Russia in less than 24 ing a large section of the mine Robertson was an employee hours—a fire thai swept through for survivors. of the British-German mining a nursing home in southern city Their work is complicated by consultancy IMC, said Sergei of Kamyshevatskaya and killed a great number of obstructions," Nikishichev, an official at the 62 people. he said. 439 S. CHURCH: One bedroom lower duplex. Quiet living $340 per month plus utilities. 123 V2 S. 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March 21.2007 STATE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Supreme court revokes death Budget was proposed, ready for questions By Julie Carr Smyth an Ohio governor has faced a row — forewarning committee The Associated Press Legislature of the opposite party members that they are likely sentence of convicted man in releasing the budget — and to be working through their COLUMBUS, Ohio — House Republicans hadn't had spring break. Republican lawmakers did the advance peeks at key ele- He said the committee will By Erica Ryan not ask any questions of Gov. ments that they often enjoyed probably bring Sabety back to The Associated Press Ted Strickland's budget direc- under same-party governors. take questions next week, tak- tor yesterday after she laid out House Finance Chairman ing the intensity out of a day of lUCASVII.l.i:, Ohio - A man key elements of the Democratic Matthew Dolan, a Novelty budget testimony that is usually condemned to death and the administration's spending plan Republican, said lawmakers had protracted and intense. Family of his victim waited to the GOP-controlled House just received the bill and wanted Sabety pledged after the more than six hours past his Hnance committee. to review it thoroughly before unusually short budget opener scheduled execution time yes "It is our road map to a lean, beginning debate. to work with lawmakers as soon terday lot the U.S. Supreme competitive, modern govern- He might have been itch- as they are ready. Court to decide whether his ment that is a critical element ing to ask questions, Dolan "It's a big bill, it's got a lot the sentence should proceed, in spurring Ohio's economic said, but "we want them to be of pages. We've done a lot of with the court finally deciding growth," Budget Director Pari meaningful." changes," she said. "I think they lo block it. Sabety said during the $52.9 bil- In addition to barring ques- needed the time to lake a look Inmate Kenneth Itiros. who lion budget's legislative debut. tions of Sabety, Dolan also at what they've done, reflect on killed a woman and scattered It was the first time since canceled full budget hearings it, and be able to ask educated her remains across two stales. 1971 that the administration of scheduled for today and tomor- questions." waited for the decision in Ohio's death house. I ollnwini! the ruling, prisons TONYDEMK .\P PHOTO director Terry Collins said the REMEMBERING: Sharon King. led. wipes a teat as Debr Heiss recounts the mutdei ol A new face takes over injured workers fund execution would not happen her sister Tami Enqsttom Jan 8. in Warren. Ohio Kenneth Biros, who acknowledged he yesterday I lie execution team killed Engsttont was scheduled to be executed yesterday. had waited in a holding pattern By Andrew W.lih-Huggim Marsha to ethics violations in 2005, one of while the court decided, ready he killed Tami F.ngstrom, 22. in a railroad track, the torso was The Associated Press Ryan 15 people charged in the scandal. to administer the lethal injec- 1991, but he said he did il dur- found in rural Pennsylvania New head of Ohio Strickland's proposal takes tion if the court granted the ing a drunken rage. and par! of a liver was found in COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Ted power away from the bureau's Buieau of Worker's slate's request to go ahead with They met after work at a Biros' car. Strickland yesterday named a administrator and puts all invest- the execution. tavern in Masury in northeast The death sentence should power company executive to head Compensation ment decisions into the hands of The stale stopped prepara- Ohio. Police believed she fled have been called off after the up the state's S15 billion fund for an 11 -member voting board. tions and planned to move Hirers his advances, perhaps ran from scheduled 10 a.m. execution injured workers, an agency still The board would consist of out of the death house shortly his car and fell or was struck or time, instead of making Biros recovering from a scandal over Counsel, which advocates on financial experts — including after the Supreme Court ruling strangled when Hiros tried to and his family wait in limbo invesnnent losses. behalf of residential utility cus- an accountant, an actuary and was announced, Collins said. quiet her. for hours, defense attorney Marsha Ryan, vice presi- tomers, and the Public Utilities experts in investments and secu- The justices' one-sentence A search based on Biros' Timothy Sweeney said after the dent for customer operations Commission of Ohio. rities — and labor and business dec ision agreed with two information led to body parts Supreme Court's ruling. at Columbus-based American Since 2002, Ryan has also served leaders selected by the governor. Il lower courts that had ruled to that had been buried, and some "To put these poor people F.lectric Power, will oversee as a director of State Auto Mutual would replace the Current seven- delay the execution, including dug up and reburied, near through that is just not right," the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Insurance. She served on the advi- member oversight board, which the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Masury and in adjacent areas he said. Compensation, Strickland said in sory board for US Bank in central includes appointments by the Appeals that refused earlier in northwest Pennsylvania. Her Prisons spokeswoman a release. Ohio from 1998 through 2004. governor, the state treasurer and yesterday to allow a hearing head, right breast and right leg Andrea Dean said the state had The selection was highly antici- Ryan starts May 1. She will ean i lawmakers. before the full court to considet had been severed, intestines to wait for a court ruling or for pated because of the bureau's S196.019, an il percent increase A Republican lawmaker who a stale appeal, were found in a swampy area t he vva rra nt a I lowi ng Bi ros' exe- recent troubled past, including the from the 5177,366 earned by for- serves on the current board liiros. Ill, acknowledged that in Ohio, a leg was broken over cution to expire at midnight. investment scandal followed by- mer administrator William Mabe. as a nonvoting member criti- elections that swept Republicans The appointment comes as cized Ryan's selection, saying out of power in Ohio after a decade Strickland is pushing to revamp she lacks the experience in the and ushered in several Democrats, the way the workers' comp agency insurance industry needed to BOAT LOADS OF including Strickland. is ntn. Strickland wants to create head the agency. "With her professionalism and an independent board of finan- 'I"he bureau amounts to one of MECCA years of experience, 1 believe that cial experts to manage the fund. the country's biggest providers Managi'iiu'iit Inc CHOICES... CHECK OUT Marsha will carry out the bureaus' which was marred by a scandal of insurance and manages more important obligations efficiently costing the state $300 million in policies than Ohio's top five private OUR and effectively," Strickland said. lost investments. insurance companies combined, Ryan, 56, joined AEP in 1990. What began as revelations over said Senate Insurance Chairman In 2004, she was named presi- the bureau's unorthodox S50 Steve Stivers. APARTMENT LISTING dent and chief operating officer million investment in rare coins "While I understand the of Indiana Michigan Power, an mushroomed into a far-reaching Governor's desire to put his AEP subsidiary. She became cus- probe of influence peddling at the own mark on the BWC, select- WWW.MECCABG.COM tomer operations vice president agency that reached all the way to ing someone who does not have last year. the governor's office. the same level of experience Ryan previously worked for Former Gov. Bob Taft. a and knowledge is a step back." the Ohio Office of Consumers' Republican, pleaded no contest Stivers said. SPORTS > SIDELINES BG beats odds, enters third round By John Turner Sport:, EdilO' EAST LANSING, Mich. Against an oversized Vanderbilt BASEBALL offense, with the nation's top 3-poinl shooting, no's defense Johnson Receives was in for their greatest test of the year in round two. MAC East Pitcher Not only did they pass the of the Week Honor lest, theyaced it. Senior Tyler Johnson The Falcons held the Commodores to just 2-of-10 improved his season record from 3-point range and 43.5 to 5-0 after allowing just one percent shooting from the field run on six hits and two walks to punch a ticket to Greensboro, MC, with a 59-56 win, during an eight-inning stint Going up against players 1 against Le Moyne College to 5- inches taller, the Falcons in the Ball State Invitational. post players refused t" give and Johnson struck out five held Vanderbilt to 20 points under their season average. Dolphins in the 7-1 Falcon "We just didn't hack down." victory said no's Amber Plynn. They were bigger, taller and we held our ground." SCHEDULE Flynn and Liz Honegger were the two Falcons in charge TODAY Ol defending those bigger, tall- Baseball: er post players and remained strong throughout the game, vs. Oakland: 2 p.m. as Vanderbilt never once took a lead. OUR CALL While lid's offense struggled down the stretch, it was the team's staunch defense which On the way up kept them in it until the end. "Our offense wasn't coming The Cavaliers and to us as good as it normally Rockets: While everyone does, so wc really had to buckle talks about the Suns. Pistons down and pick up our defenses lot," said BG'sCarin Home. "We and Maver.cks. knew our shots would come, these teams have hut defense wins games." quietly won some I he Falcons were able to force 11 first half turnovers and big games and hold Vanderbilt to 24 points primed themselves foi good at halftime. A big reason for playoff seedings in April Vanderbilt's lack of production was lid's swarming perimeter On the way down offense, which held it's sharp The Bobcats. Celtics and shooting opponent tOJUSl three :i point attempts — none of Grizzlies: At least they're which were converted, doing in on purpose. The We knew coming into fight for Greg the game thai they're the Oden/Kevin best 3-point shooting team in the country, so we got out Durant continues on staggers and got hands in and the Grizzlies defense their faces." said lid's I irulsey has got them in the lead. Goldsberry. I he outside pressure threw The List l he C ommodores out ol sync in With four more rounds to \ the paint, as they struggled to gel their oversized post players play. The BG News gives you our possible upsets for the Vr WOMEN | Page 10 Sweet 16 matchups. 1. Vanderbilt over Georgetown: The Commodores are playing Errors costly in loss to YSU great basketball right now. By Bill Bord.-wick The Hoyas could be ripe for Anthony Munoz to score and Reporter Sean Lucas was safe at first. an upset after they cruised John Koehnlein walked and into the second round. Two Falcon errors gave the Lucas stole third and later Penguins of Youngsiown State scored on a groundout by Eric 2.UNLVover a 7-5 victory yesterday at Stellar Marzec. Oregon: The Rebels are Field. The Penguins were able to The errors were especially tally three runs on only one hil the lowest seed remaining. costly for the Falcons because because of the error by Shay Therefore any game the No. they lead to five of the seven and a wild pitch by BG pilcher 7 seed wins from here on runs that the Penguins scored. Brett Browning. "There's no doubt about it, "lOn team's mlscues] it's just out would technically be an we gave them five out of their a lack of concentration — lack upset. seven runs," said BG coach of focus." Schmitz said. "It's 3. Butler over Danny Schmitz. "We just got just a damn shame because the to make the routine play. It's pitchers deserved better than Florida: Beating the exactly what we talked about that lyesterdayl." yesterday." defending champs would be The Falcons were able to rally The first Falcon error came in back in the bottom half of the a big upset. Especially for a the sixth inning on a throw by sixth inning by answering with mid-major like Butler. shortstop Ryan Shay with the two runs. JASON RENTNER i THE BG NWS RICKHAVHER AP PHOTO) game tied at one. The throw- MAKING THE PLAY: Logan Me.sler TO THE HOOP: Lofton James drives past the Charlotte Bobcats' Ptimoz Brerec during 4.USCoverUNC: ing error allowed losb Page and See BASEBALL | Pane 10 throws from short stop to first base. the fust half of yesterday's game Both teams are playing really well, but the Heels are a clear favorite. Bobcats shut down Cavs' 5. S. Illinois over Indians cut back roster, send pitcher back to minors Kansas: If Kansas bows WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (API — Atlanta Braves for five innings. walked three and struck out winning streak in overtime out to a mid-major in the Adam Miller, who didn't allow "I expected to start the year eight. a run in three spring training at Buffalo. They've already got "We knew he had great stuff By Mike Cranston Sweet 16, that would only Cleveland, which had been starts, was reassigned to minor five guys in the rotation here coming into camp, but it's been The Associated Press nearly flawless in its winning mean another disappoint- league camp as the Cleveland who can do the job." great to get our eyes on him for streak, fell apart down thd ing trip to the tournament. Indians reduced their roster by Miller struck out four and the first time," manager Eric CHARLOTTE. N.C. — The lock- stretch against one of iheNBA'S BRING BACK LARRY , six players yesterday. walked one in his final start Wedge said. "I've really been er room was quiet and I.eBron worst teams, blowing a 10-poini Miller had an impressive of camp. impressed with the way he lames was accepting blame fourth-quarter lead. BROWN. few weeks for the Indians, who Inthefifth inning, he worked carries himself and his aggres- — not what the Cleveland "We gave ourselves a chance RoyHibbcitandthe in any other year might have out of a bases-loaded situation siveness." Cavaliers planned heading into to win at the end of regulation Hoyas don't given the 22-year-old. right- by striking out Braves pitcher The Indians also sent right- today's showdown with NBA- and I didn't come through for. want to be hander a roster spot following Chuck lames and retiring Kelly hander Brian Slocum toTriple- leading Dallas. the team," lames said. "We had] his scoreless, It inning inn Johnson on a grounder. Vandy's A Buffalo and reassigned out- Gerald Wallace had 27 a lot of unforced errors at tha With the Indians' rotation "I'd never faced a pitcher fielder Trevor Crowe, right- points and II rebounds, Adam end of the game and we pair, ■v<< VIC'I-I set for now, Miller will likely before," said Miller, unaccus- hander )eff Harris, left-hander Morrison hit the go-ahead 3- for it." begin the season at Triple-A tomed to NL rules. "That took Tony Sipp and catcher Wyatt pointer in overtime and the lames scored 30 of his 3^ Buffalo. some getting used to." Toregas. Charlotte Bobcats stunned points after halftime, but ha "I never planned on mak- Miller finished the spring Cleveland's roster is at Cleveland 108-100 on Tuesday missed a runner in the lam ing the team," Miller said with a 0.00 ERA in four appear- 39 with less than two weeks night to snap the Cavaliers' Monday after blanking the ances and allowed eight hits, remaining in camp. eight-game winning streak. See CAVS | Page 10 10 .'.cdnevfay. March 21.2007 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM NC coach's tumor Ex-prisoner will have show on Indians' TV network By Tom With«r» failing to pay between S12.500 president of public relations, said interview. "Either you love me or The Associated Press and S.10,000 in taxes on gam- Drennan will not have access to you don't. I know my stuff. I've discovered at dentist bling winnings. From 2000 to the team's clubhouse. However, spent the past five months cram- WINTER HAVEN, Ha. — The 2004, Drennan placed bets on Drennan will be allowed in the ming and researching sports. Cleveland Indians are taking a baseball games with five or six press box and on the field at The fans will be with me and By Aaron B«ird Butch gamble on a sportscaster fresh bookmakers daily with some Jacobs Field. that will be evident as soon as I The Associated Press Davis out of prison for betting on bets up to $5,400, according to "We informed major league go on the air." undergoing sports, the plea agreement he signed. baseball of the situation and told Drennan said it was because CHAPEL HILL. N.C. — North Sportsiime Ohio, a 24-hour Sportsiime Ohio's show will them of our plan," DiBiasio said. of his success with betting that chemotherapy for Carolina football coach Butch TV network owned by the club, be called "All Bets Are Off with "They felt what we were doing fell led to his arrest. Davis is undergoing chemo- cancerous growth announced yesterday that it has Bruce Drennan" and will make in line as appropriate action." "Unlike 95 percent of the guys therapy attera dentist removed hired longtime local radio per- its debut April I. Drennan will Drennan, whose boom- who bet and lose, I won," he said, .i cancerous growth from his n sonality Bruce Drcnnan to host a serve an additional five months ing voice and strong-minded "and that's what attracted the mouth. Chapel Hill The Tar Heels fin- weekday talk show. Drennan was of house confinement with work opinions on virtually any sub- feds." "I know people are going to ished the 2006 season with a released from a federal prison in privileges. ject made him a media icon in In 2004, federal agents seized be concerned and everything, 3-9 record, winning their final Morgantown, WVa.. on March 2 Drennan's affiliation with (he Cleveland, said he isn't worried a revolver, more than $1,000 in hut it's going to he OK," Davis two games. after serving a five-month sen- Indians could be viewed in con- about his recent past damaging cash, a computer and other items said yesterday. "We're going The Tar Heels held a two- tence on lax fraud. flict with baseball's strict rules his credibility or his relationship in a search of Drennan's home, to get through this and we're hour workout to open spring In luly 2006, Drennan was sen- about gambling. with fans. according to warrants released going to have a great season practice under Davis on tenced after pleading guilty for Bob DiBiasio. the Indians' vice "Not at all," he said in a phone in U.S. District Court. next fall." Monday and are scheduled to Hie 55-year-old coach said return to practice today. he wasn't even aware he had a After meeting with his team, growth when hesawhisdentist Davis spoke with a handful of BASEBALL WOMEN late last month in ( leveland for reporters about the diagnosis. From Page 9 From Page 9 a routine cleaning. After the I le said he didn't want his it to growth was removed, a biopsy be a distraction for a program Shay made up for his error inside touches. diagnosed it as non-llodgkins thai is coming off a 3-9 season in the top of the inning by sin- "I think we disrupted their lymphoma. and that he asked his players gling to start off the bottom offense and really made it hard Subsequent exams found not to discuss his health. half of the inning, losh Diet/ for them," said BG's Kate Achter, no evidence that the cancer "Honestly, I am fine." he followed up Shay's single by who grabbed four of BG's 31 lias spread, but Davis said he is said. T want the focus of this getting hit by a pitch. rebounds in the game. undergoing chemotherapy as spring to be about this team. I Brian Hangbers plated Shay While the Commodores .i precaution. He had his first have every intention of being with a ground out to first and forced more turnovers, BG was two-hour session last week, the coach here for a long time Andrew Foster plated TJ. able to convert twice as often on and will have between three and after we talk about it today, Blanton who ran for Dietz. the 15 turnovers they created, and six niorclJNC Hospitals at then I really don't want to talk The Penguins tallied anoth- JASON RENTNER IHEBGNEWS turning relentless defense into < ihapel Hill, at two-week inter- about it any more." er run in the eighth inning off SWING BATTER: Travis Owens swings hard lor a hit in an attempt lo beat the instant offense. vals. Davis went 51-20 at Miami another Falcon miscue. Penguins. BG lost the contest 7-5. Lymphoma is a cancer of from 1995-00, returning to losh Page started off the the lymphatic system and national prominence a pro- inning by singling to center. we did a nice job of team hit- Eric Lawson prolonged the ian occur most places in the gram saddled with severe Anthony Mil no/ sacrificed ting on the offensive side but inning and Anthony Munoz CAVS body. I he two main kinds are scholarship reductions and Page to second and Page what il all boiled down to mak- came through with a two sin- From Page 9 llodgkin's disease and non- a one-year postseason ban moved to third on a passed ball ing the routine play, we just gle to left to give the Penguins I lodgkin's lymphoma. because of a lack of institu- by B(i catcher Mike Barnard. didn't get it done.'' the lead for good. with 10 seconds left in regu- "Ihe first day (after the tional control. Page scored after Sean Lucas The Falcons answered once "|The miscuesl even hap- lation and a 3-pointer at the diagnosis), obviously you're He left Miami in 2001 to grounded lo third and Page again in the bottom half of pened in the ninth inning buzzer to force overtime. James shocked,'' Davis said, it's like. coach the Cleveland Browns. beat the play at the plate. eighth inning when Andrew there where we'd be out of the was 12-of-31 from the field. What?" The Miami team he left won "You got to put all three Foster came through with two inning and don't get it done," Matt Carroll scored 20 points Hie former Cleveland the 2001 national title under phases together." Schmitz said. run single. Schmitz said. "It was a very, forCharlotte, includingfourfree browns and University of Larry Coker and reached the "We preach all the time about It was not enough on this very disappointing loss." throws late to force overtime as Miami coach was hired in championship game the fol- pitching, hitting and defense. day as the second costly error The Falcons will return the Bobcats won despite being November. He replaced the lowing season. In the Ml. I l bought we had two out of came in the top half of the to action today at 2 p.m. as without four injured regulars. fired John Bunting, who had Davis went 24 -35 before resign- three today — I thought the ninth inning. they host the Oakland Golden "What's sad is that the eighth just one winning season in ing in 2004. pitchers did a good job today. An error by second baseman Grizzlies at Stellar Field. playoff position is 30 |wins|," Bobcatscoach BernieBickerstaff "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball" - said. 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March 21.200711 Bush stands Chiquita pleads guilty to dealings behind By Javi.r Baena Gonzales The Associated Press BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia's chief prosecutor By Laurie Kellman said yesterday he will demand The Associated Press the extradition of eight people allegedly Involved inChiquita's WASHINGTON — President payments to right-wing para- Bush warned Democrats yes- militaries and leftist rebels in terday to accept his offer to a region where it had profitable have top aides testify about the banana-growing operations firings of federal prosecutors The prosecutor also said in only privately and not under an interview with local RCN oath, or risk a constitutional radio that his office had opened showdown from which he a formal investigation into alle- would not back down. gations that Alabama based Democrats' response to his coal producer Drumiiiond Co. proposal was swift and firm. Inc. collaborated with paramil- "Testimony should be on itaries to kill union members. the record and under oath. A civil lawsuit in the U.S. That's the formula for true makes similar allegations, accountability," said Patrick which the company has Leahy, chairman of the Senate denied. ludiciary Committee. Cincinnati-based Chiquita Bush, in a late-afternoon Brands International pleaded AP PHOTO statement at the White House, guilty Monday in U.S. federal ONE 006 TO FIND THEM: In th.s .maqe taken from video. Misha Marshall, partially said, "We will not go along with court to one count of doing out of frame holds tier dog Gandalf in McGrady. N C. Tuesday. March 20.2007. a partisan fishing expedition business with a terrorist ruga TAG EM AND BAG EM: c bananas in boxes at ih, aimed at honorable public ser- nization. The plea is part of a packing plant in Uraba. Colombi.i 004, file photo vants. ... I proposed a reason- deal with prosecutors that calls Missing Boy Scout rescued from able way to avoid an impasse." for a S25 million fine and does TheAUC has been responsible to make the payments and was He added: "There's no indi- not identify the several senior for some of the win si massacres actingnnh to ensure thesaln\ nl cation ... that anybody did any- executives who approved the in Colombia's civil conflict and its workers. four days in the wilderness thing improper." illegal protection payments. lor a sizable percentage of the But federal prosecutors noted Bush gave his embattled The agreement ended a country's cocaine exports, nu- that from 21X11 lo 2004, when By Estcs Thompson ets. one of them fleece, ami was attorney general, Alberto lengthy Justice Department ll.s. government designated Chiquita made $825000 in ille- The Associated Press believed to have a mess kic and Gonzales, a boost during an investigation into the compa the Mil a terrorisi group in gal payments, the Colombian potato chips with him when he early morning call to his long- ny's financial dealings with September 2001. banana operation Banadex McGRADY. N.C. — A 12-yi-ar-olcl disappeared lie told the rescue time friend and ended the right-wing paramilitaries and In addition to paying the earned $49.4 million and was the Boy Seoul whose favorite hot>k team he had been drinking water day with a public statement leftist rebels the U.S. govern AUC. prosecutors said, Chiquita company's most profitable unit was about a youngster lost in (he from streams, and lost his hat and repealing it. "He's got support ment deems terrorist groups. made payments to the National In 2001, a Banadex ship was wilderness now lias his own bar- glasses in the woods, with me." the president said. Prosecutors say Chiquita liberation Army, or ELN, and used lo unload 1000 rifles and rowingsurvival tale to tell after res- Searchers spotted Michael The Senate, meanwhile, agreed to pay about $1.7 mil- the leftist Revolutionary Armed thousands of rounds of ammuni- cuers found him yesterday, dehy- walking along a stream before he voted to strip Gonzales of his lion between 1997 and 2004 to I ones of Colombia, or FARC, as tion for the paramilitaries, which drated and disoriented bom lour saw them. authority to fill U.S. attorney the United Self-Defense forces Control of the company's banana- were officially listed asa'terrorisi days in the wowleil mountains of I hcv< ailed his name. 1 ledicln't vacancies without Senate con- of Colombia, known asAUC for grow ingaiea shifted. organization b] the US. govern North (Carolina. rescind ... Once they said 'We're firmation. Democrats contend its Spanish initials. Chiquita has said it was forced ment two months earlier. A rescue clog picked up Michael here to rescue you,' the first thing the lustice Department and Auberry's scent less than a mile he Slid is he wanted a helicopter White House purged eight from the campsite where he had ride out ol there." slid lilue Uiclge federal prosecutors, some of wandered away from his troop Parkway ranger I )avid Bauer. whom were leading political COME IN AND SIGN A Saturday. The l>oy"s lather specu- \side from a few cuts and corrupt ioninvestigat ions, after lated that he was simply homesick scratches, Michael was in gcxxl a change in the Patriot Act gave MECCA RESERVATION AGREEMENT and wanted lO hitchhike home. health and could walk and talk. Gonzales the new authority. 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MILWAUKEI What does il as ii slides into retirement. simulates whal a person might see it they had glaucoma, as she and other student play "The finds that the biggest month Once those changes Feel like to be old? "If you're going to be a Aging Game." Feb 14.2007 for dieting is March, not become new habits, your \|>nl Peterson, 25, a sec- doctor in the 2lst century, lanuary. weight-loss efforts will gain ond yeai medical student, unless you're ,i pediatrician, Hanson. 24. did the circuit hitler tastes, to understand YVhyMarch? Because it's momentum, which can give has some ideas. Her great you're taking care of old peo- together. why some seniors might closer to lune — and swim- you incentive to make a few grandfather turned IOI last ple," said Bdmund ll. Duthie Ihey put on headphones ovcrsalt their food or put in suit season, the researcher more healthy changes. month and gave up farm jr.. chief of geriatrics and and tried to make sense of too much sugar. says. •Go slow but steady with i horcs only last year, aftei gerontology at the college. muffled sounds, tried to At the "smell'' table, they So if you want to get back your workouts he icll nila tractor, Duthie said he and oth- decipher the words they held their noses and ate on track to shape up before If you weren't working out Km Peterson admits she ers constantly hear from heard. Ihey each got one llershey's Kisses, noticing summer, here are some tips much before, but you showed doesn't know ii all. elderly patients that doc- word right, out of 10. how a lack of a sense of smell that can help: up at (he gym in lanuary Soonarecent day, Peterson tors jusl don'l get what it's Next up: wheelchairs. affects the sense of taste. •Be fashion forward determined to run five miles and scores ol other young like to be old. "Do you want 10 race?" Peterson finally inhaled If you have a favorite sum- the first day, your muscles students .it the Medical That's a problem that has Hanson said. and said. "It does taste bet- mer outfit that you look for- were probably screaming for i ollege ol Wisconsin were to change, he said. So every They headed off in opposite ter. At least I can breathe." ward to fitting into, hang it mercy the next morning. old," ii onlj lur a few min- year. Students are brought directions. They struggled Ihey finished up with in the front of your closet so Establishing an exercise utes, I hej played " I he Aging together to play The Aging to open doors, get through vision, pulling on glasses you'll see it every day. Little routine isn't always fun I,.IIIIC. simulating whal life Game. small openings. They huffed smudged with Vaseline to reminders like this can help at first, but if it's literally i- like for seniors who have I hey're not learning empa- and puffed. And they weren't replicate what it's like to you stay motivated to eat a pain, you're doing too chronic health issues. thy — they're learning sense even carrying any packages. have cataracts. healthy and exercise. much too fast. Peterson said the game and touch, and perhaps how Their arms hurt. Other glasses gave a sense •Slart small Aim to get some exercise ■howed her aging "is more to listen to elderly patients. To simulate whal it's like of what Irs like to have mac- You don't have to com- almost every' day, and get diffii nli than you realize, "When you're 20-some- to struggle with arthritis, ular degeneration. pletely overhaul your eat- your heart rate up. but don't ■ spei lally the eyesight and ihing. it's kind of bard to they each put on a glove and "This makes it real," ing habits to see results. push yourself too hard at first. the hearing." put yourself in the shoes of carefully picked up pills and Hanson said. "This makes Maybe on Ian. I, you were If you start slowly and gradu- Musi ni the Wauwatosa someone 85 and disabled," opened pill bottles. you appreciate aging." totally gung-ho about losing ally increase the length and .< hoot's medical students Duthie said. "It's a chance At the "taste" table, they For a few minutes, the stu- weight, so you swore off all intensity of your workouts, won't be going into gerontol- to walk around in someones sipped diluted juices to get dents learned that growing your favorite foods and trad- you'll build a solid founda- ogy, but like it or not, they'll shoes." a sense of how some seniors old is not easy and thai aging ed them for vegetables and tion that will keep you active be dealing with aging. I hey Peterson and Icnnifer experience sweet, sour and is not a game. broiled chicken. You proba- in the long run. Healthy Living Yoga can be a healthy and revitalizing way to get hea: How big is a portion? Recommended serving sizes By Irene Kraft tor Edward vilga. "It's when you're in the thick of things are ollen expressed in I oz. (85 g) fish "Nonsense." you say lo weights ol volumes that are Checkbook the idea of striking a lew- - navigating the corporate jungle, hard lo determine; some You don't have lo work at a power poses in your office ways lo estimate them physically demanding job 10 or cubicle? negotiating with clients or stuck in traffic come home feeling complete- It's anything but nonsense, 2 tablespoons 1.5 oz. (45 g) 1 cup of ly exhausted. The demands says Vilga, whose clients are on your way to a major meeting - that you ol jam or sauce of cheese pasta and stress encountered by primarily "soils — corpo- Goll ball 4 Tennis the millions of Americans rate types who have climbed need the calming benefits of yoga m stacked ball who don suits to work each the ladder of success bril- dice day are major energy zappers liantly," but are usually in the most." that send many to the coffee desperate need of the bal- 1 cap of 1 slice of bread 3 oz. (851) shop or machine by midday ance that can be obtained Edward Vilga | Yoga Instructor certal meat or cbickon Cassette tape through an orchestrated Adults Deck of JfB for a dose of caffeine for a fist cards //^ temporary boost. combination of breathing yoga the most," says Vilga. Race Release" and "Climbing CUD | Caffeine, however, can and easy stretches. who has assembled a "yogic the Corporate Ladder," leave you drained when its "It's when you're in the tool kit" for corporate types Vilga's cleverly named poses - : -rt*-Nutrition Tip* MCT PrtoloScvKfl effects wear off. A healthier, thick of things — navigating in his new book "Yoga for can be accomplished by just more revitalizing way to boost the corporate jungle, nego- Suits: 30 No-Sweat Poses to about anyone who's healthy. your mood and energy while tiating with clients or stuck Do in Pinstripes" (Running The more high-pressured lowering your blood pressure in traffic on your way to a Press, S 14.95). your life, the more you need and heart rale is yoga, says major meeting — that you From "Upward Spiral" and to weave a little yoga into it. New York City yoga instruc- need the calming benefits of "Attitude Elevator 10 "Rat he says. 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Sun 12 noon 3pm I WWW.BGNEWS.COM TECHNOLOGY Wednesday M«h 21.200713 Technology New tech Charging your iPod with movement of your body becoming big frees gamers By Ariel Lev "These liquid crystals can generate quality 01 the image because U WIRE the picture could change faster in newsrooms from lag than the human eye. electricity in something the size of a Bent-core liquid crystals must KENT, Ohio — Imagine a world use energy to make energy. I his By Urja D.ivc s. L«lie Finlay By Jerri Stroud in which people can constantly postage stamp. These stamp-sized initial real lion can be created J WIRE (MCT) charge cell phones, il'ods anil Indifferent ways. computers simply by walk- generators can then... add more power.' One way to generate the : UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. - ST. LOUIS — Online gamers ing. Thanks io new technology IT. ■■■ in | Professoi : ': hysn i ll ' •■•it its I ■■ I ty necessary electricity is to News flash: Technology is tak- live or die — in the virtual called the bent-core liquid crys- place bent-core liquid crystals ing over the newsroom. world anyway — on their tal this world is not far away. ang or banana liquid crys- the banana liquid crystal lets us between thin sheets of plastic Deborah Potter, former CBS ability to respond quickly to "Imagine harvesting your tals because of their crooked generate electricity on a much material. and CNN correspondent and opponents' moves. legs' energy during walking to shape Normal liquid crystals larger scale." The material is then placed on executive director of NewsLab, While part of that response charge your cell phone," said appear as long cylinders. Two The increased rotal ion speed the body where bending occurs a nonprofit journalism train- depends on reflexes, a lames (ileeson, professor and normal liquid crystals com- of the bent-core liquid crystal such as the1 knees or elbow s ing research center, visited gamer's equipment and the assistant chair of the phys- bine to form the bent-core liq- might also be used to improve Body movement creates Pennsylvania State University Internet can slow down deliv- ics department at Kent Slate uid crystal and a curve forms the quality of televisions with energy in the material and the on Monday night to discuss the ery of the response, cause jit- University. "These liquid crys- al the joint in the middle. liquid crystal displays. The energy is sent through a cord future of electronic news in the tery images or lose a player's tals can generate electricity in ihe bent-core liquid crystal is human eye requires about to the dev ice the user wants to latest installment of the Hearst move altogether. something the size of a postage special because it rotates on ils four milliseconds of switching charge, Gleeson said. Visitor Program. Cameltail, a new St. Louis stamp. The stamp-sized gen- axis much faster than a normal time, the time it lakes the eye ' Ihe small plaslic film bends Potter began her career company, has developed erators can then be stacked to liquid crystal. This is Impor- to perceive changes in ils sur- while' walking and generates 35 years ago in a newsroom technology thai can shave add more power." tant because it allows the liquid roundings. electricitj from the liquid crys- with manual typewriters, film milliseconds off response With the help of two grams crystals to generate much more Televisions lake longer than tals," lakli said. "I his electricity reels and editing software that lime — also called latency from the National Science energy than what can l>e cre- that to refresh the picture, but can be used to power up VOIII included razors and tape. — by directly connecting loundation and the Office of ated by the slower rotation of a using the bent-core liquid crys- cell phone, il'od or computer." While students today are Internet access providers and Naval Research, researchers normal liquid crystal. tal could reduce Ihal time to as Electricity can also be gen- used to "cut- the servers. The technology in the Liquid Crystal Institute "The reaction we gel from little as three milliseconds. This erated in the liquid crystals ting and past- also reduces jitter and deliv- are currently investigating the normal liquid crystals is too reduction in the refresh rale through electromagnets. ing" Microsoft ers signals — or data packets applications of the bent-core small to generate electricity." of the television would make1 Research staff and graduate Word docu- — more reliably. liquid crystal. said Antal lakli. assistant pro- changes in the picture almost students use the magnets al ments. Potter College student Dane Bent-core liquid crystals are fessor In the chemical physics impossible to detect. This National High Magnetic field literally cut lohnslon said GameRail tri- commonly called hoomer- Interdisciplinary program. "But would improve the perceived I aboratory in Tallahassee, I la. and pasted her pled the speed of his connec- news stories. tions to servers in St. Louis, With rapid nDeborah and significantly cut the advances in Potter response time with servers technology, elsewhere. Executive all fields of "GameRail definitely sur- journalism are Director of prised me with how quickly transitioning NewsLab, and effectively il fixed my to the digital a nonprofit issues," lohnslon said. world, she organization GameRail, which has its said. headquarters downtown The Tech Trends series is an exploration of the She stressed and an office In Maryland how the media haw had to Heights, Mo., is the brain- issues and trends in technology teaching and learning. adapt to the revolutions in child of Blake Ashby. 42, news multimedia. and Darrell Gentry, 33, two "I think ili.ii the iPhone longtime technology entre- The series is sponsored by the Information is going to lx' an interesting preneurs, (ieniry is all avid Technology Committee (ITC), the Office of the change with its larger screen gamer who has worked for and higher resolution," Potter years to improve compute! Executive Vice President and the Office of the told the crowd of about 30. connections used in games. Chief Information Officer. Potter discussed how for The venture, organized decades TV Mai ions and news as Progression LLC, is gel papers competed in the media ling support from llivei Citv industry hut in this day and Internet Group, a Maryland age. they an- often being forced I leightS Internet service pro- Technology Trends to mesh. vider, and Hob(iuller, manag- The transition has not been ing member of the Bandwidth smooth she said. With main Exchange Buildings LLC in reporters assigned to learn new St. Louis. and Web 2.0 trades such as photojournal- One investor and hoard ism, frustrating those that do il member is Mark Senda, the Thursday, March 22 for their career. former president of business Also, the audience is now telecom provider Xspedius more important than ever. Communications LLC in 2:30-3:30 p.m CNN and other news stations O'Fallon, Mo. Xspedius was have what Potter calls "citizen purchased this year by lime 206 Bowen-Thompson journalism." Warner Telecom. These news features, such as GameRail uses telecom Student Union CNN's [-Report have commu- hotels" like the Bandwidth nity correspondents that are Exchange Buildings to able to call in their own news make direct connections stories or posi them online, to Internet service pro- Erick Schonfeld, editor-at-large of thus becoming an interactive viders and game servers. part of the news. Telecommunications and Business 2.0, will provide an overview "Interactive news is no lon- cable companies have robust of the defining characteristics of Web 2.0 ger posting a comment on a connections in these hotels, story or calling in to give sour which also may house the and will look at some of the start-ups leading opinion,''Potter said servers thai run the games. She advisedsindcnts entering GameRail routes the sig- the way along with their larger impact on the the field of journalism that while nals over a nationwide fiber business landscape. it may seem as if their jobs may optic network operated by lx- outsourced tot he public, "we Broadwing Corp., a Texas cannot replace reporting with company. I 'hat mcansasignal The first to arrive at the presentation will citizen journalism." goes from a player's Internet One student had a more opti- service provider io the game receive a copy of Business 2.0 magazine and a mistic our lookon the idea of citi- server in a single hop. zen journalism. By contrast, most signals on copy of Chris Anderson's book, The Long Tail. "1 know it will becomea great the Internet move from one part of journalism and thus carrier to the next, often travel- A reception for Erick Schonfeld will be held in changing ihe Industry," said ing a zigzag path to reach their sophomore Emily Dean destination. Tor example, it's the lounge area outside 206 Bowen-Thompson Potter siikl advancing tech- not unusual for a signal from nology may pose structural St. louis to travel through los Student Union immediately following the challenges for upcoming jour- Angeles or New York before presentation. nalists. arriving in Chicago. "One size will not fit all," six' "We get |a gamer's signall said. "You cant take one story beforcilhitsthedirtyhiternet," and just shovel it on different Ashby sa id. "Hallows their skill media." io come through more." Next Tech Trends: Google and the Search Economy Graduate by Grady Burnett You deserve an UPGRADE! Head of Online Sales and Operation, Google, Ann Arbor Studio apartments available! 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Slate of California," Itldon WTOte, game wardens." Cooney said. They never imagined some of and I am sure it will cause great R-ldon's excursion had the full DAVID DUPREY I APPH0I0 the worst cases would be found consternation when the pro- blessing and cooperation of Fish in California. gramme is eventually watched and Game administrators. The I SEE GHOST DEER: A white white-tailed deer grazes with another deer at the former Seneca Army Depot where there is a herd of lint afler s|H'ndini; a day and by a world-wide audience." wardens involved said two of the rare white white-tailed deer, m Romulus. NY. Feb. 27 Seneca White Deer Inc. is fighting lo save the habital ol the world's largest herd o( a half in October with California The program is expected to air illegal bear kills led to arrests and rare while white-tailed deer living within the fenced-in former Seneca Army Depot in upstate New York, where developers want to build Department ol I ish and (lame in September as part of a series convictions. A third, involving the an ethanol facility, a biomess power plant and farm up to 4.S00 acres ol willows. wardens, the crew had film of called'(Time Scene Wild." bear cub. remains under investi- three black hears illegally killed Contacted last week, leldon gation — partly because wardens in the mountains of Plumas and emphasized the letter expressed lack the right DNA matching Nevada counties. The crimes only her personal opinion. She technology. included a :i month old hear cub had not yet received a response "California leads the world on Ethanol good shot through the head while try- from the < iovernor's Office. a lot of things, so it's amazing this ing to escape poachers who had "All this happened in such a is even happening to us," said |ust killed its mother. short period of time, and I can- lerry Karnovv, a game warden in for cars, bad It was further evidence ol a not imagine the carnage that Nevada County. drastic game warden shortage in mi uis during a longer period," The shortage of game wardens for the hungry the Golden State that has become I eklon said via e-mail. "If the began in 2000, when the dot-com the subject of growing concern wardens who patrol and protect bust led to a state budget crisis among the public and in the State the wildlife here are prevented that included slashing about 100 By Mile* Meyer-. Legislature. With onr) about I HO from cluing their job by low pay game warden jobs. MCT field wardens on the job for the or manpower... there will be no Attrition has led to many more entire state of California, vast wildlife in California." vacancies, largely because war- MINNEAPOLIS — Full fuel areas ol the stall' remain unpro- Sandy Cooney, spokesman for dens are underpaid compared tanks could mean many more tected from poachers. the state Resources Agency, which with other law-enforcement empty bellies within the next Amanda leldon. the London- oversees Fish and (lame, said the agencies, said Capt. Dennis two decades, according to new based producer and direcloi (iovernor's Office is working on a lieanda, a 20-year veteran of the research by two University of ui the Animal Planet program, response to leldon's letter. department and president of the Minnesota economists. was MI alarmed that she sent a '(Heady this is an issue that we California Fish & Game Warden The number of hungry blistering letter to Gov. Arnold are very concerned aboul, and Managers and Supervisors people worldwide could grow Schwarzenegger in lanuary. we are doing everything we can Association. by more than 50 percent by 2020, as com, sugar and other food staples are increasingly devoted lo making fuel here and abroad, according lo the Endangered animals' home protected projections by C. Ford Runge and Benjamin Senauer. By Kelly Griffith Xi plant and 36 wildlife species marshes and seepage slopes, The same trend would bring are listed — and is ihe only habitat which are bogs where diverse much higher food prices to just like it on the planet. plant life thrives. the United States and the rest LAKE WALES RIDGE, I la. - It Hut over the years, more than The properly is owned by of the developed world, the might not look like much, but B5 percent of it has been plowed several hundred landowners, economists predict. ITie sharp there's nowlieie else on Farlh under for citrus groves and paved but the largest parcel of about increase in worid hunger isn't like it. over lor housing developments, 4,000 acres has an asking price of inevitable, however. The econ- Hie sandy strip of land jutting Now, in an effort to protect what's 58,000 per acre. omists say increased conserva- al most aboul ilXI feel above sea left, the state has added 11,000 That's more than 37 percent tion could do more to wean level and running l.r><) miles down acres in south l"olk County lo its higher than the S5,820-per- the United States from foreign the middle of the stale was once list of lands targeted for conserva- acre price paid aboul six years oil than all the corn-based eth- the only bit of dry ground poking lion, called Florida lorever. ago when Polk County and anol plants now online. up through a shallow prehistoric " Weare really pleased," said Jeff Ihe Southwest Florida Water Com and ethanol producers ocean What grew then1 2 million Spenc cdirectorofEnvironmental Management District split the dispute the claims. THE BG NEWS SUDOKU HI i million years ago — and slill Affairs for Polk County. cost of buying 1,267 acres on "Based on the numbers and grows today — wasn't pretty: a Saving the 11,000 acres near lakeland's Lake Hancock. They the amount of ethanol we're 6 8 i 3 2 sparse, sandy habitat covered with Lake Wales, he said, would pre- are now in the process of build- producing, there's not a nega- underbrush. vent further degradation of ing an observation deck into Lake tive implication for com des- Scrub: I veil the name sounds parts bordering U.S. Highway 27 I lancock and expect to start on tined for the rest of the world,'' 2 6 5 9 ugh. preservationists admit But and two miles of lake froniage an Environmental F.ducation said Jeffrey Zeiger, executive for do/ens of sixties, it's food, on Crooked lake, a state-desig- Center soon. director of the Alternative 1 tab shelter — and survival. nated "outstanding" water body. Putting the Crooked Lake West Institute, a nonprofit group 3 4 2 7 6 Indeed, the scrubby lake Wales The area includes what has been property on the Florida Forever based in VVatertown, S.D. Hiclgc.eMenclingfromlakeOiunty termed "one of the best remain- list is only the first step. Next is However, pork, poultry and south to Highlands County, is ing unprotected" scrub habilats, putting together purchasing egg producers are beginning 8 1 5 9 home in one of the highest con- and 13 oilier natural communi- partnerships [hat may include to sound alarms of their own centrations of threatened and ties, including cypress swamps, county, stale, federal and private about ethanol's impact on 1 6 endangered species in Ihe world flatwoods, sandhill, freshwater groups. food prices. 4 6 1 TheMW Personals Help Wanted Cl«iifi«d Adi • 419-37J-M77 The BO Now »1D nol lituwwglv «-trp« jdvei 5 3 8 1 6 QMMM ilwi Trey Aubrey 842/846 Seventh St. 2 Duplexes Left VILLAGE GREEN 3 Bedfooms/2 Baths APARTMENTS :A Evergreen Apts. 215E.PoeRd. Large 1 or 2 Bedroom °m>s. Efficiencies Lease'- ^gust Laundry on Site 3gr BGSU Bus Route Only 15 minute walk to campus! SPACIOUS APARTMENTS • EXCELLENT LOCATIONS • EXTRA AMENITIES • HeinzsiteApts. 710-652 N. Enterprise Taking Applications Mow! 1 & 2 Bedrooms Washer/Dryer in 2 bdrm Walking distance to campus! "Home away from Home" /(JEfcCA • OFFICE HOURS • Management Inc. Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Weekends By Appointment • Anytime By Appointment Stop by the Office at 1045 N. Main St. or Check Us Out at FOR RENTAL INFORMATION www.meccabg.com for full listing, Call 419-354-3533 or visit villagegreen-bg.org prices. & pictures! 480 Lehman Avenue * Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 i I WWWBGNEWS.COM Wednesday. March 2t. 200715 Help Wanted For Rent For Rent The Daily Crossword Fix /(u^cx brought to you by Management i,„. College Pro is now hiring painters lo 3 bdm. house. Close to BGSU Available August 15. 2007. 3 bdrm. work outside with other students. Off-street parking. W/D. AC. One-2 house, 227 E. Reed, $1000 per mo Earn $3000-5000 Advancement op- bdrm. apt. off street pkg. Close to 1 bdrm. apts $300 8 $350 per mo. 1 Traffic caution portunities. 1 -888-277-9787 or BGSU. All avail Aug. 15. 2007 419- Year lease req. All close lo BGSU. 2 Digital recorder www.collegepro.com 352-4773. 419-601-3225 (cell). Call 419-308-2458 3 Winglike 4 Phil Silvers' TV role Security positions available in a fun 525 N Prospecl-3 bdrm., 2 bath. 2 House lor rent in Toledo, near Tole- 5 Hopeful tilled atmosphere. Flexible hours P17 car garage. $1000 M Avail, in May. do Hospital. 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, full 6 Protective ditch FT. Deja Vu. 419-531-0079 439 N. Mam 5 bdrm. 2 bath, whole basement, Ig. lenced yard, pets OK. 7 Ho Chi _ City house. $1500/M Avail, in Aug. $1000 mo. 419-376-9396. 8 Director Welles Summer 2007 Income Opportunity. 721 Fourth, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, townhse 9 Regional regulation 10 Fictional plantation Aqua Pro student Iranchises. Resi- $800*1. Avail, in Aug. 419-353-0494 Houses/Apts for 07-08 school year dential power washing business. Net 11 Prayer's conclusion 12 month leases only 12 Hunky-dory $1200 per week. May be used (or in- 710 7th St. 2 bdrm., unturn. $520- S Smith Contracting. LLC ternship credit. 866-275-2782. 13 Level 43 Kiss 560 mo. Free heat, sorry.no pets. 419-352-8917 - 532 Manville Ave 21 Combat 48 -tac-toe 704 5th St.. 2 bdrm.. turn. $510- 530 Office open 10-2M- F Summer Camp Counselor for chil- 22 Article in Aries 50 Buckeyes' sch. www.bgaoartments.com dren w/disabilities. Must have strong mo Summer leases also available 25 Brown tint 53 Sample house 419-352 3445 9 to 9. Quiet tenants preferred work ethic and be interested in mak- 26 Designs 55 Bar. legally ing a difference in the life of a child. 27 Rap-sheet word 56 Trounce 812 Third St. 2 story. 3 bdrm, 1 Lg 4 bd house Cheap rent! $800mo 29 Ludwig Mies van der 57 "Aurora" fresco paint- $9 - $11 hr„ 35 hr/wk, summer only. water incld. 12mo. subls. req. Aug- 5 sites in Summit County, Ohio. bath. $840 a mo. *util. 5 blocks Irom er Guido Aug 440-821-8799 or440-465-4549. 30 Banned big bang 58 USMA word Must enjoy outdoor activities. Visit campus. Private, lenced in back- 32 Roadside retreats 59 Carry on, as a war wwwakroncyo.org to download an yard. Coin W/D. Very clean. Avail 33 Japanese gateway 60 "Nautilus" skipper application from the Employment Aug 1st. Call Phil 419-392-2812. LG. 2 BR FURN. APT.. CLEAN, 61 Fastener link. EOE QUIET. CLOSE. A/C. $620/MO 34 Idyllic gardens 916 Third St. 6 bdrm., 2 bath house, * ELEC. 419-352-1104. 35 Passover meal 62 "Dies " Waitress positions door personnel. zoned lor up to 8 tenants. All appli- 37 Bancroft or Meara 63 Depose 39 James of R8B 64 New Jersey team Come make great $ in a fun filled at- ances incld. W/D on premises, off Lg 2 br. modern townhouse, spiral ACROSS 42 Maryland player mosphere w/ flex, hours. Deja Vu street pkg. Avail. May 07. $1500 for staircase, vaulted ceilings.new kitch- 419-531-0079. 6 tenants. 419-308 2676. ens 8 bath, garage. A/C. $700 mo. 1 Wild guess 47 Make a claim Call 419-352-1104. 5 Supply of BB's 49 Tex-Mex staple Apts 8 Houses 07 -08 9 Employees 51 Neighbor of Syr. For Sale 419-353-8206 14 Leslie Caron film 52 Edge Male has a furnished room for rent 15 French evening 54 Manipulate www.fiterentals com with freedom of house. $225 mo. 16 Nadu, India 56 Daunting task for an artist? $100 deposit. 419-354-6117. Buy / Sell I Trade / Rent Duplex for Summer Lease! 17 Track shape 65 Short summary New Or Used May 7-Aug. 14. 846 7th St 18 Gives a bad review to 66 Boxer Oscar Hoya ANSWERS DVDs / Video Games / 3 BR. 2 bath, new clean1 Newly remodeled house. 4-5 bdrm., 19 Contest site 67 Quiz choice Game Systems / And More Contact: megancw@bgsu edu 2 bath, close to dntown. 8 campus. 20 Daunting task for a lepidoptenst? 68 Eel at a sushi bar s 1 i n u d 0 i c www.ubppa.com 419-494-1588 May or Aug. lease. $1500 mo. plus 23 Dinghy mover 69 Radiate . 8 V >i n I .'J < 1 0 V Nln Enclave II reduce $100. pay $225 unities. 419-340-2500. 24 Opp. of SSW 70 Tobacco kiln 3 n M n n 1 1 "rnri v ') i -■ 25 Healthy spot 71 Delaware senator N o ■ 81 n 11 ■j '. o|o|v V V «fa For Rent mo. ASAP to Aug. 2 man use 4 bdrm new aprt 440-991-6576. One bedrm. in the Enclave I. avail 28 avis 72 Easy gait BQQ □no 1 ■ I In d i ■nil 7 1 '-■ s V April through Aug.. will accept mo. 31 Privileged classes 73 Favorites ) N 1 s '. V N i 07 - 08 School Year Enclave II waives $75 app. fee by by mo. $316/mo. Fully lurn. M or F 36 Fitzgerald or Raines [1 d ■ 38 Memorandum a 3 ti <. ■' i 3 H r. 1 V a 1.2 & 3 bedroom apts. available. signing over my 12 mo. May to May welcome. Contact Kara Ohngren - 40 Battery part ) (1 0 i. i 1 i NHV 1 1 3 lease. Call ASAP 419-307-0087 (248| 840-8232 or [email protected] 1 For more info call 419-354-9740. 41 Daunting task for an urbanist? b 3 11 ilv viuHv d S ana 3QH 1 bdrm. $400 mo. plus elec. S dep. Highland Management Private entry 1 bdrm. 8 studio 44 Nonsensical 45 Guessed ligs. . ' '. V ilnjo " . i |M[ w •1 - '.' 9 8 12 mo. leases available. No pets 1 8 2 bedroom apart. As low as $365 V '; H a □ i: '. v n ki V1 A O 854 8th St. 419-392-3354. 419-352-0590 46 Trig function 354-6036 ' i w V n F: ■ : i n 1 1 May ■ Aug. lease ) ■i V i H [•' •'. .'« vHu V 1 S 1 bedroom on 7th St. $420 month. www.bghighlandmgmt.com Subleaser lor May 07 to May 08 No utilities. Available 4-1-07. lease. $349 mo., plus util. Own 419-287-4337. AVAILABLE AUG. 15, 2007 room, w'bathrm. , Enclave II. Call NOW RENTING FOR 2007-2008 ALL CLOSE TO BGSU Amanda, lor details. 740-815-3063. Slop in for listing or check wehsite 12 month leases starting May 2007 227 E. Reed, 3 bdrm . 2 bath.AC Subleaser needed for beginning $1000. 424 S. College - 3 BR House of May. 1 bedroom apt. www. meccabe. com 606 5th St. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. AC.$850 $825 + util. Call Joe Pritchard 419-601-0219 605 5th St -3BRApt. 443 N Enterprise, 3 bdrm apt $550 Management Inc. $690 ♦ util. 819 N. Summit. 2 bdrm house $400 Sublsr. needed for 1 bdrm.. 1 bath HMSN. Main (419)353-5800 613 5lh St. -3BRHouse 112 Ridge St 1-2 bdrm apts. $350 loft apt. in downtown BG. Very spa- $825 • util. CALL 419-308-2458 cious, bright, in quiet bldg. Parking 422 Summit - 2 BR Apt. tag 8 1 mo rent free 419-203-6763 $630 • gas electnc House 1 block Irom campus 605 5th St - 2 BR Apt. The Church 201 Manville. large 5 Summer Subleasers Needed 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments $400 • electric water bdrm.. good cond . A/C. W/D. plenty 2 bdrm. on Scott Hamilton i BGNEWSD#TCOI- 1028 Klotz 2 BR Townhouse of parking. May or Aug. lease. $270'mo. plus utilities From Only $490! $660 • util. $1600 per month Call 419-352-9392 Call 330-414-3585 Smith Apt. Rentals On selected flo'or plans 419-352-8917 • Ground floor ranch • Private entrance 1 roommate needed now until May. Campbell Hill $325 mo. • utilities. • Patio FRIED SHRIMP 260-241-1534 • Spacious kitchen PASTA FLORENTINE Apis :%. | RQUTE DEUVERY PERSON • Pets welcome! BISTRO STEAK "07-08 Rental 1 & 2 bdrm apts 303 VEGETARIAN LASACNA E. Merry 6 bdrm 3 liv. UP TO 8 All IVz Blocks From Campus next to campus. $5 Web.Call 419- -FREE HEAT- BARBECUED PORK CHOP 353-0325 9am-9pm listing 24/7 <§> First FULL Month Free* FRIED TILAPIA GRILLED CHICKEN 316 E. Merry 3 All close to dntn. * •Restrictions Appli HomeB.ty.ee V»RSI!YWW*«l more updates (iBCARTYRENTALS. & Supplies COM N ' Cigarette Deals 2 - 3 bdrm houses Avail. 8-15-07. Toledo/Northwest Ohio Area •Beer $825. Dill St.; $900 E. Merry. 11 1/2 t •Wine O- mon. lease. Call: 419 308 2406 1-2 Days per week during school 1 Bedroom & Studios Available Snacks • Food • Lottery 2 bdrm apt 4th St $525 month - Pels Welcome Full Time during summer break utilities Available immediately. 8 for On Site Laundry VARSITY SQUARE fall. Call 419-409-1110. Short Term* Leases Avail www.homecityice.com SOUTH apartments Private Patios NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED • WILL TRAIN 2 bedrooms on 7th St. W,D. $650 SIDE mo. plus utilities Available May 1st 1-800-899-8070 419.352.8639 • 737 S. Main St 419-353-7715 t=J* 419-287-4337. 419-357-7691 IHO www.southside6.com 2 males looking tor 1 rmte. $275 mo. plus util. Apt on Mam St. . downtn. Aug.'07-May 08. 330-205-0172. 236 Troup St. 3 bdrm house. Avail- able Aug. 1, lor 07-08 school year. 3 BDRM APARTMENTS & TOWNHOUSES $800 . utilities. 419-308-1405. 3 bdrm apt. recently remodeled. small pets allowed lor 2007-2008. INTERNET CREDIT sch. yr.Please call 419-308-3525. FREE SUMMER STORAGE 3-4 bdrm. house. Palmer St. BG. ♦ FREE WASHER & DRYER IN ALL HD 3 BDRMS $850 mo. plus utilities. Avail. May. 419-934-0128. *PLUS* YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING UPON MOVE-IN G^^S^D $500.00 OFF YOUR FIRST MONTHS RENT OR Breakfast. Lunch fib Dinner All Day! $500.00 BEST BUY GIFT CARD BG-Cafe Is a full wtvke family restaurant. Home made mashed potatoes, cake, pic. Roll, and 4> ** You MUST bring this add into our office at the time of signing the RESERVATION cornbtead. Steaks. Chicken. Seafood, Pasta. Golden age. and AGREEMENT for this promotion to be honored, (iift card will be given on day of move in, either Children's menu. 6/2/07 or 8/16/07 or we will discount vour first month rent. Falrview Plaza l039HaskinsRd. (Ri 64 M\w Rd ) LIMITED OCCUPANCY REMAINING!! Bowling Oeen. OH 419.354.9433 Fax: 419.354.9729 709 5th Street \ APARTMENTS MECCA EM «■"".. Management Inc. 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bath, C/A 1045 N. Main St. Bowling Green, OH. 43402 419-353-5800 Shuttle stop across the street S525/month Full Year Lease email: infornmcccabg.com For Rental Information: www.meccabg.com Contact Jack at 1-800-829-8638 or Steve at * CERTAIN TERMS & RESTRICTIONS APPLY* ^ (419)352-1150 ^ 16 Wednesday. March 21.2007 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM 6 .^-—JJBP *- ^\M| S^l 5, %[ ■*.< -* 1 ~=SK5=-I