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The BG News October 27, 2004 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 10-27-2004 The BG News October 27, 2004 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News October 27, 2004" (2004). BG News (Student Newspaper). 7343. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/7343 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. State University WEDNESDAY October 27, 2004 NOT NEWS: Who is the better choice: Matt or PM SHOWERS HIGH 60 LOW: 44 Josh? Read our humor columns and decide; www.bgnews.com PAGE 5 dependent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 55 UAO hosts debate between parties Laura Collins question. During the course that and let their voices be heard. REPORTER of the debate, the crowd, made During the debate, the College it all started when UAO decid- up of mostly college students, Republicans said that the ed ID show 'Fahrenheit 9/11' a cheered, booed, applauded and Democrats arc running more of a week before the elections," said laughed. They were also asked to blame Bush first campaign, rath- David Scharfeld, a member of the settle down a few times by UAO er dian actually coming up with College Republicans. moderator, Bernard little, whose solutions themselves. They said UAO organized a debate joking comments seemed to ease Democrats are trying to scare between the College Democrats the tension in die room, at times. people by spreading rumors of and College Republicans last In dieir opening statement, the a drafts and no social security night, in response to die College College Democrats stressed that checks which aren't accurate. Republicans, who were upset the upcoming election is impor- Scott McCarty, die Democratic about the showing of the docu- tant for many reasons. They said candidate for the Ohio Senate, mentary, said Scharfeld. Bush doesn't accomplish things, also attended the debate. He said Three members of each club there are 45 million Americans that while he commends both represented their organization with out health care and die sides for doing well at the debate, Irian McRoberts BGNew. during the debate. They were country is more paralyzed than he would have like to have seen HEATED DEBATE: College Democrats took part in a debate held last night organized by UAO with College asked six question and given ever. They said this election gives more in depth research regarding three minutes to answer each people a chance to change all the topics. Republicans. Three members from each party represented the opposing sides in the debate. Speaker makes organ donor issues clear lanell Kingsborougti everything they want." and corneas. lasts about 12 hours, and a kid- SENIOR REPORTER She spoke to share what "We are working it's the biggest rush to run ney usually lasts for 24 hours. A heart can only last about four people in the organ donation to change the out of the OR room and rush Because kidneys can withstand hours after it is taken out of an field do. to share the expe- out with the organ and take it a longer wait, almost every hos- riences and emotions they stereotype of our job. where it's gotta go," Ruge said. pital performs this transplant. organ donor. Other recipients may have to go This life span calls for quick lace. We need to educate "The adrenaline is kind of a cool Many limes Ruge has faced thing about my job." to a designated hospital. action to locate and contact others." Patient care is never compro- CARAZAVALETA children who were victims of And where an organ goes organ or tissue recipients and mised just because one may be- Former Road Rules cast member have them ready for transplant freak accidents. is determined by The United CAROLYN RUGE an organ donor. surgery. There was a child in a car Network for Organ Sharing. accident who the mother said This "list" maintains the nation- "We are working to change Transplanting tissues and the stereotype of our job. We BG'sCara, organs from one human being goodbye to only 12 hours It gets me every time." al computer network for organ before, in a hospital bed and According to Life Connection distribution that ranks possible need to educate others." Ruge to another may give some said. "To make them see that centerfold people mixed emotions and declared brain dead. The child of Ohio, die first transplant was recipients according to medical did not have a scratch on her performed in 1905, a cornea and scientific criteria you can take this and make wTong impressions. That is something good out of it." why Carolyn Ruge, the Organ body and she looked alive The first blood transfusion in "The only time 1 diink about in Playboy because the machines kept her 1918, the first kidney transplant what I'm doing is when I'm run- We understand that it is get- Transplant Coordinator for ling beyond die other side, to Life Connection of Ohio spoke body functioning. But, this is in 1954, the first heart transplant ning out of time...otherwise it's By Kara Ohnpen in 1967, and the first successful right down the list." Ruge said. understand that yes, that chest REP0R1ER to University organization, only one scene out of millions. heart-lung transplant in 1981. cavity is empty or that abdomi- Students for Organ Donation. "The drama gets to you. You Ruge said that the farthest her Remember Bowling Green's Today, transplants can be done organization has sent a heart nal cavity is empty," Huge said. own Cara Zavaleta from the "So many people believe we get a call at 2:30 in the morn- ing and getting on a plane and for the heart, kidneys, liver, was to California. So, as a heart "But because that chest cavity Is cast of MTV's Road Rules. South are vultures waiting for a death," empty, you have to think where Ruge said. "We are sensitive to stepping off at 3:30," Ruge said. lung, pancreas, small intestine, can withstand cold storage for Pacific? up to four hours, lungs last that heart is going, that some- She's been pretty busy lately. what is going on, to the family, "To know what you are deliver- bone, cartilage, fascia, heart valves, skin, tendons, veins, six to seven hours, a pancreas one else will have thai heart'' Recently, Zavaieta was cho- to make sure that family gets ing and what you are there for. sen to be Playboy's November Playmate of die Month. To promote the publication, she will be in Bowling Green this week and is scheduled to hold a magazine signing today, between U. staff, students: spice up McDonald Dining 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Mike's Party Mart Planning for an over- said Marc Brunner, project Union's food services, describes everything we can do. Old Mac that we can't get parts for an\- The Party Mart is located at 834 haul of McDonald manager with the Office of as "dark" and "claustrophobic" will be gone." more." she said. "So when ii S. Main St. in the shopping plaza Design and Construction. into an area more inviting for But unlike renovations to goes down, it's down. When you on the west side of the street. Dining underway "It's more than a renovation, students. McDonald was last Founders Keepers Food Court have deferred maintenance, Mike Tyson, the store owner, it's a major overhaul of the renovated in the late 1980s when and the Sundial Food Court in which this department has had is expecting a large crowd for By Kara Hull whole space," he said. the dining hall was divided into the Kreischer Quadrangle dur- for years, at some point you've the event. NEWS EDITOR Requests for qualifications of two areas: the "Cow" room on ing the last decade, this project got to pay the piper." Zavaleta was bom in Bowling If University officials have interested firms were sent out the west side, which now hous- will involve more than just aes- While the layout of Green and was a junior, pursuing their way, once renovations last week and a company to es international Programs and thetic changes. McDonald's Dining Center may a career in fashion design at the to McDonald's dining are handle the project should be the establishment of a "Street With a narrow kitchen, inad- have worked in the 1960s when University before appearing on done patrons won't be able to selected by the beginning of side" area on the east, which is equate storage areas and much the building was built, prefer- Road Rules season 12. Though recognize the place. December, Brunner said. still used as a dining room. of the original 1960s equipment ences have changed, forcing the she was voted off the challenge "Renovation" is actually Still sporting the "cafeteria "The trend is open spaces still being used, this project will kitchen to struggle to keep up, based reality program, Zavaleta a polite word for what offi- line" serving areas that were obviously, which is the opposite require tackling the "back of said Linda Newman, assistant returned to MTV when she cials hope to do to die space part of the original design of the of what Mac is now," Maley said.
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