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Students use Adderall school recognized to focus A recent study shows By Michelle Bosserman Rodney in an effort to focus, Rogers many college students ' 'he Somethingsnevei i liange.And ■ business turn to the A.D.H.D. lor the University - ( allege ol drug Adderall | Page 5 Business \dministralion the '•ation constant is a good thing. I he ( ollege ol Business n A day to Administration has recent I) an ai i minting major on pai e been recognized b\ Prim eton's tn graduate a semestei earlj call in 'gay' Review as oneol the best busi fell the i ollege ol Business Some people call in ness schools in their 2009 edi \dministration deserved the sick, but today, gays lion Hi the "Best 296 Business award foi all the haul work Schools." It is thi' fifth nine ihey ye put into rile school. and lesbians all over in ,i row the i ollege has ITCH I feel ihis is well deserved the country are call- recognized by the Mew York because everyone in the busi- ing in gay to protest based publii ation. ness i ollege works hard to Proposition 8 (iin goal as .i college is to make sure students are pre A battle between online social networks innovate students .mil provide pared Foi a i areei aftei gradu- | Page 4 them with as mam oppoi ation, Paj ne saul I here are lunitics a- possible," Dean main opportunities lor intern- By Lin Chafetz CampusRuddy offers ol tin- College ol Business ships and a lol ol resdini es for State Rei., ■ many different features Uiministration Rodney Rogers i areei development, iin \ ve distractions compered to other social said "It's great to be recog really given me all the tools I networking sites, such as ni/rd in this review because, need lo sin i eed in the future' Recent accusations Every day at the University. a majority of students spend providing students with unlike other reviews ihis is Mong with being listed surrounding the their day procrastinat- information on the grade inn pen cni student feedback." as one ot the best business governor of Illinois have ing by visiting the popular distribution on campus. Rogers, who has taught in schools, the University also been a minor headache social networking Web site Over 80 million grades I rani e and has been a i on l,inked si\[|l OUl nl III 111 the Facebook. are able to be accessed In sultanl tin Nike, has been with 'greatest opportunity tor for President-elect ' But now, a new site is in department or overall, the University foi two and a minority students' i ategory ol Oban .i | Page 4 town to entertain bored according to the site. hall years now. He said he fell the Princeton Revii 1 (diversity students. freshman Meghan Slates little pressure with keeping the 1 lie reason I came to the Jet fighter Cam pus Buddy, com, said she first heard about outstanding rei ognition ol the University i- bei ause il - so which was launched on CampusBuddy in a mass e- college because the achieve diverse," junioi t raig < libson crashes Nov. W of this year, is a site mail si nt out at the begin- tnents go beyond him as an said In San Diagoan- il designed for students on ,i ning of the year. individual. I In- college .ii tivelj works college campus. "I have a CampusBuddy ' I hese rankings are not a to rei mil rlii.se ol different let fighters engines result ot one individual in a backgrounds, Rogers said failed and crashed program," Rogers said. Then' I loin the College ol Business into a suburban are main stafl and students \dministration.approximatcly who are responsible foi the 100 in scholarship money neighborhood achievements the business is given in students ol all eth | Page 11 college has accomplished nil iiies he said Schools are selected by the Gibson received the Wind energy Princeton Review based on IhsiiiiH ally i Inderrepresented rankings ol at ademii experi Scholarship and is mm in making its mark ence.quality ol services offered accountingmajoi inthet ollege Gov. Ted Strickland and opinions ol students, nt Business Administration. Rogers said I he University I he si holarship makes i lasses announced yesterday has been chosen all five years less stressful for him tx iergy is iin Princeton Review has he doesn't have lo uon j making a killing in the published the "Best Business Schools edition. BUSINESS energy market in Ohio ,LJSrRAIION BY 61AISE IEBRANOVAAND CHBIS WEST lunior Kristopher Payne | Page 10

Falcons look to start a uto industry bailout nears voting stage

comeback By Julio Hirschfeld Davis loans in I w not Detroit's Big I line cies fighting lo steady the reeling After finishing 14-0 auto makers I unl \lnlin ( o. financial industry. against Notre Dame has said il doesn't need an inline \ filial deal hinged on only WASHINGTON Congressand diaie cash transfusion and a couple nl outstanding issues, the past few years, the the U bile House leached tin a create a presidentially named lieid. Ii Nev..said Falcons hope to grab a final deal yesterday, lospeedaSI5 "cai i zar." I he federal overseei "We would hope thai wei ould win this week billion loan package to the snug would supervise a broad indus- complete work on ihis Detroit |Page 8 gling U.S. .linn industry, hoping try, restructuring and would be situation tonight or tomorrow," for votes as earl) asdaj send. empowered to yank the money he said on the Senate floor. Senate Majority I eadcr Harry back ii the carmakers weren't Still, the lew differences lieid said he imped loi a vote doing enough to ensure Iheii remaining were signifii ant, I he yesterday as congressional nun sun ival. W hue House and congressional llemiii lalsandWhilel louseoffi I he fasi paced developments Republicans were demanding cials iiaded legislative proposals come amid an environment nl toughci consequences foi cat behind the scenes, haggling over general economic instability, the makers thai couldn'l prove to the final details, ((ingiessand the presidency both the government they were viable, roupe hopes to keep African I hi' core ot the bill and ils in transition, a ricocheting Wall includinga requirement rathei aim was not in dispute, lion Street and the Federal Reserve than an option for ihein in be ever. Ii would provide emergency Board, freasurj ,im\ other agen cm oil from Federal aid, culture alive through dance Republicans also were demanding thai Democrats snap a requirement thai cai By India Hunter "Dancing is a way ol life for companies gelling loans drop me it's iiisi a pan oi me," their lawsuits against states thai Reynolds said Would you consider impose tougher emissions stan- \liii a may be thousands of Reynolds has been dancing leaving Facebook dards than the federal rules. miles away, hui a group al the sini e she \y.is i. years old and for another social sen Mitch McConnell, R- University is dedicated in keep hopes to open hei own dance ing the culture ol the continent studio in the future. networking site? Ky„ said he was concerned thai Democrats were proposing a closertoBoyvlingGrccn specifi- \shley Watson, treasurei and package dial "fails lo require the cally through dance. i horeographei ol the troupe kind ol serious reform thai will The Mm ana Dance luiiipe also dances foi similai lea ensure long-term viability, tor was formed in 1997 In a small si Ills snuggling automobile compa- group nl professors hum vari "I jusi inye to dance," Watson nies." mis departments on campus. said. "V\ lien I was given file SUSAN WAISH With theii approach, "We open said Sheila liiown. one ot rhc opportunity tojointhe \fricana CONGRESS AND A BAILOUT: founders Dance I roupe I joined because BAILOUT JAHMAL GARRETT Mine then, the group has I wanted in be iinolyed in iin i ■ I' seen main members come and organization thai involved go throughout the years, Inn dancing ot am kind and I knew rs my life." dancing to keep Miican cul- Mm an was something I want- | Page 4 Cell phone trends tend to outshine functionality ture alive is one factoi that is ed in learn more of." kepi the same, Brown said. I he group has many objec- I wanted to have some tives aside from dancing. One By Kelly Metz I oniinunic alions. says sonic personalization." thing spei ial. and p.iiiu ularly important aspet i is keeping the limes they do. Hui despite the concepts ol iii dance, thai could gel stu- dance style oi Mm an culture Dye said since ringtones are using a phone lo sel an image, dents Ingelliei and also involve genuine. I lip phones are out. cheaper, cameras arc acces most phones arc made with a Mm a." Brown said. I warned "W hen we dance, we make TODAY As cell phone trends continue sible for background images and specific function foi a specific something spcctaculai foi the sure that we are keeping even AM Showers to change, the bright, bedaz- phones come in a variety ol col market or demographic, said Kwanzaa evenl and figured thing original,' Watson said. Holly Hill. I Mobile store supra win inn incorporate \frican High: 28. Low: 20 zled generic phones have heen ors. the idea ol self-expression "We nevei add any modem replaced by shiny, sleek schedul- through phones is not unheard \isll| dam e sun e pan nl Kwanzaa is dame moves to the dance ers with touch screens and slid of. "Many people choose looks about Mm a bei ause yve don't want to be ing keyboards. "Many people live through over functionality," she saul Brittanj Reynolds, president labeled as an African hip-bop So whal does MUM chosen their phone.'' she said. Some I III example. Smart Phones of the Africana Dance lioupe. group because thai is not who TOMORROW device say about you? Are you people wan! what's right off the are made for lech savvy, young decided tobeapartoftheorga yve are. Partly Cloudy defined by I he phone you carry? market to define themselves as nization because ol an interest trend selling, and it's easier now PHONE in yiinan cultureand because DANCE Page 2 High: 51. Low: 24 Bethany Dye. assistant store manager at foledo's Choice to express yoursell because ol she likes dancing.

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including founder and CEO of Facebook. BLOTTER NETWORK CampusBuddy. Mike Moradian. "One of the main reasons I From Page 1 But it appears that on like Facebook is for the events MONDAY, DEC 8 the University campus. application," Saygers said. "You account because I got an e- CampusBuddy is having a slow can see what events are com- niail saying (hat you could find start. ing up like parties or concerts, 4:34 PM. friends in your classes lhat lived While the site has informa- and which friends are going. ! Tiffaney Reffett. 25. of Bowling in dorms nearyou, and you could tion and grades for over 6,000 CampusBuddy is more of an [ Green, and Amy Vicars. 39. of learn different tilings about your colleges worldwide, according to academically geared Web site." t Tor' ogany. Ohio, were arrested professors," Slates said. the site, only 468 people at the AnotherreasonCampusBuddy * for theft after concealing women's University have an account on has a low number of members is : undergarments, perfume and On the University's home page at CampusBuddy, there is CampusBuddy. simply because people haven't make-up from Wal-Mart in their Although freshman Nathan heard of it. purses and on themselves. a section called "Bowling Green Answers" where questions about Saygers has an account with 1 ii11iiii s Kyle Fegley and Steve campus life can be answered by CampusBuddy, he said he pre- Karns both had never heard of PHONE students at the University. fers using the more popular the Web site before. From Page 1 TUESDAY DEC. 9 The home page also offers dif- Facebook Web site. "It sounds like an interesting ferent statistics, such as the per- "I probably wouldn't have site, but I don't think that I would professionals where the plans styles, functions or features, centage of applicants admitted even gotten l-'acebook but I felt use it other than to the extent will come in handy, but they are made for a certain market," 3:38 A.M. every year (8(1 percent), the per- a lot of pressure from my friends to see what the average GPA of are often purchased by teens she said. "I'm not scared to tell Melissa Parsons. 31. of Bowling centage of students returning for because it feels like everybody campus is," Fegley said. because they look cool." someone what they will use I Green, was charged with posses- a second year (76 percent) and has a l-'acebook," Saygers said. Karns. who does not have an Dye said this is an obvious and won't used based on what I sion of marijuana and drug para- the percentage of students in Facebook is the fifth most account on any social network- waste of money because of I know about them, and if they I phernalia after she was found with fraternities or sororities (II per- visited site on the Web accord- ing site, agreed. the wasted internet and data will waste their money." • a marijuana pipe and a small plas- cent men. 12 percent women). ing to Alexa. a Web Information "I wouldn't get an account on plans which some phones are The Blackberry market, for • tic bag filled with metal screens However, what truly makes Company which tracks traffic CampusBuddy because it seems tailored to, and most people instance, suits young adults • and loose marijuana. CampusBuddy unique is the at Web sites around the world. like it would be just like the rest should think before buying. — 20s and 30s — who might start up it had this year. The It also has over 27,500 people of the social networking sites The il'hone — AT&T's lat- be starting a new job where ONLINE: Go to bgrwwscom for the idea for CampusBuddy came on the Bowling Green network, which I have already avoided," est touch screen phenomenon scheduling would come in k complete blotter list. from college students in 2005, including alumni, according to Karns said. — is one example of a phone handy, and for people who are people want based on hot more tech savvy, Dye said. trends rather than function, The Rumor or Instinct sold the future. F.xpanding Study "We're working said AT&T Head of Marketing through Sprint and Cingular Abroad programs, changing BAILOUT Lane Seeli. would be appreciated more by BUSINESS "The touch screen is in, and teens who love the long, sliding From Page I curriculum to enhance prepa- From Page 1 fast, but we're ration for careers and focus- we're selling more than we can keyboards for text messaging, money all the time, he said. ing on developing innovation the door to unlimited federal sub- also wanting to make, but most of the time she added. "The diversity of campus within companies are things sidies in the future," McConnell people who get them don't As a contract, many stu- is a good way to get students the business staff work on. said. get it right." know how to use them," he dents at any age still use older to come here,'' Gibson said. "We created a program with The White House has said it said. phones, regardless of upgrade "There's an emphasis on the the Career Services Center shares those concerns. Dana Perino | Press Secretary lunior Christina Coughlin availability or what is new, students here in the business called Passport for freshmen "There will not be long-term has an LG, a version of the senior lenny Ewing said. college because all the profes business students to start giv- financing if they can't prove long- reporters aboard Air Force One as il'hone sold through Verizon. "I drop my phone all the time sors are extra willing to help ing them career advice early," term viability," White 1 louse Press President George W. Bush headed She purchased the phone and I only need it for calling or and other staff members help Hogers said. "It gives students Secretary Dana Perino said. to West Point, N.Y., for a speech. because it was brand new texting, so why would I want to make sure we get internships.'' an opportunity to get engaged She said the White Mouse and "We're working fast, but we're and she was available for an spend a couple hundred hol- The College of Business early in the academic commu- Congress have made a lot of prog- also wanting to get it right," she upgrade. lers on functions I won't use Administration is always work- nity and it prepares them to ress. said, adding that "1 don't know "I will admit, I want what's on a phone I might break," she ing and changing to make sura know what they want in a job "I think overall we're headed in if we'll have something finalized new," Coughlin said. "But I said. students are well prepared for when the time conies." the right direction." Perino told today. It's possible." also want something that will Dye said considering factors suit my purpose and will last a like phones responsibility, job longtime." choice and purpose is impor- Or at least until her next tant when buying a new device upgrade. — not necessarily just what it Dye said many people do looks like. wait for their upgrade eligibil- "I don't want a SmartPhone Being single and pregnant ity, but it's not uncommon for to be smarter than the per- someone to throw down the son," she said "So consider cash for the newest device on what you'll actually need in a is tough the market. phone and allow yourself to "People don't realize certain define it, rather than what will phones, regardless of trends, define you." getting help isn't DANCE "It is a necessity From Page 1 that we keep Another way the group keeps the spirit of Africa the African style of dance authentic is during practice. as authentic 419-354-4673 "Dancing barefoot is natu- ral and that is how we practice as we can..." www.bgpc.org most of the time," Reynolds said. Sheila Brown | Troupe founder Also during some perfor- mances, the music dictates "It is a necessity that we keep 1-800-395-HELP what the dancers facial expres- the spirit of Africa as authen- www.knowledge is empowering.com sions are. tic as we can and that is why "Certain music and danc- when we first started we invited es doesn't require smiling," a drummer named Habib who Foundation Reynolds said. is a master African drummer," for Brown also agreed that keep- Brown said. ing the traditions of African In Africa, the drum is a focal I& dance alive is important. point of the culture, and is used not only for entertainment, but for communication, Brown said. "The drum really is a very important instrument in African culture," she said. Aside from the annual Kwanzaa celebration, the African Dance Troupe performs at area churches and events. "We've even performed at a prison in the past where we were very well received," Brown said. While the group enjoys per- forming for various groups, they must be mindful in keep- ing a dress code that is respect- ful of others. Most of the dance troupe are women and they normally wear a half shirt, sports bra-type top that shows the stomach and longer skirt since it is representative of what African women dancing would wear. "Some churches don't want any skin showing and that's fine — we always honor their wishes," Brown said. Anyone can join the Africana Dance Troupe, Watson said. "If you can move your feet and have an interest in dance, then we have a spot for you in the Africana Dance Troupe," Reynolds said. "We'll teach you everything you need to know." Sometimes before a perfor- mance, Reynolds said she is nervous, but once on the stage the jitters are gone. "For me it's all about having fun, connecting with the audi- ence and getting people inter- ested in African style danc- ing and hopefully learning to appreciate it more," she said.

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person in the hospital. I did LETTER TO not jest when I was asked to baptize a stillborn baby. I did University made huge mistake firing Brandon THE EDITOR not jest when I presided over the funeral of a Vietnam vet- The job of a reverend is eran who committed suicide. JACK AND KAVHAMMAN offered the head job here. Meyer and Boise because the athletic 8. Brandon's 59 percent over- I did not jest when homeless GUEST COLUMNISTS apparently encouraged players to dept runs a S10 million annual all win record is impressive not all fun and games people came to my office attend BGSU long after leaving. deficit in order to keep up with the especially with all the big name Matthew Haynes sounds like a looking for a place to stay. I Now Bowling Green apparently major college "loneses." schools BG must play on the f' lice guy who sees no harm in did not jest when my bishop Gregg Brandon was one of the lias cut itself off from the No. 1 5. BG's player behavior prob- road and his 64 percent MAC icensing himself as an ordained sent me to the west bank to most successful major college football coach in the nation. lems were minor compared to record is astounding. (ninister via the Internet. He uses witness the conditions of the head football coaches in the And Christopher blew the UT's alleged game-fixers and 9. Unlike some MAC schools, his title of Reverend "Blessing Palestinian refugee camps. I country over the past six years. University's chances for being in OSU's Maurice "the felon" Clarett BG under Brandon never played things in jest and being called respect Rev. Matthew Haynes' His teams featured a high-scor- a bowl game by firing Brandon and more recent ex-backup QB soft in a non-league game to get reverend." He thinks it is "hilari- right to call himself a rever- ing, creative offense that was the day after the UT game and arrested for soliciting. ready for a league game. At times ous" to be called Reverend in a end, but I ask that he bear in among the best in the country. letting two Bowling Green assis- & The AD is in charge of pro- this left BG beaten up physically court of law. mind the gravities of the University officials fired him for tants go to UT. Five MAC teams motions. He went cheap this year, for the MAC contests. I wish I could see the title in calling behind that title. nogoodreasoa got bowl bids including Northern apparently to sabotage Brandoa 10. Even in the meaningless the same frivolous light. Being What were Athletic Director Illinois, whose record was 6-6, 7. Now BGSU is out $250,000 in UT game BG players went all out a "reverend" is a blessing, Greg Ghristopher, interim same as BGSU. addition to the 5300,000-400,000 less than 7 days after a heart- but it is also a burden — I do ■■Rev. Martin Otto /immann, President Carol Cartwright and A look at Brandon's record this it will pay its new coach. (UT is breaking double-overtime defeat riot jest when I visit a dying ACS, Doctoral Candidate the Trustees thinking? year and related issues: paying S360,000-plus for its new to Buffalo, who walloped Ball Brandon represented the con- 1. BG played a tougher pre-cori- coach (who had raided two top State Friday night. tinuation of the era of Urban ference schedule than Ohio State BGSU assistants already). Imagine 11. The Doyt with artificial turf Meyer, the best football coach who hosted three patsies. what $600,000 would have bought and the Sebo Center filling one in the country. Meyer had main- 2. BG beat a top 25 team at its in experienced assistant coaches, end is an attractive venue (thanks Sink your teeth into sex tained close ties with BGSU, place (Pitt) and played a top 10 etc) It does not matter whether to ex-AD Paul Krebs), but the the school where he began his team (Boise) tough at its place. the money is donated or from the improvements have significantly remarkable head coaching run 3. BG lost close to what turned BGSU budget. It could be better reduced the home field advantage. ByKayMghWold The boom settled quietly until eight years ago. He visited this year. out to be a mid-range Big 10 spent on things other they buy- No more uncertain grass surface. I V. ,. it was awakened again by this Meyer would have taken Brandon team (Minn.). outs. How about scholarships for new television show. to Utah (and perhaps Florida) 4. BG decided to play "money BGSU, whose overall enrollment See HARTMANI Page 5 Fads happen with everything, Whether or not the show with him if Brandon had not been games" on the road against Pitt isfallirtgfast? whether it is clothes or music, so caused more participation in why would fads involving sex be swinging we don't know, but it any different? did reintroduce the idea and give l-'ads are something that come new desires. and go but never completely Another pop culture craze that die away. They boom largely altered sexuality is the insanely Dating rules have changed, sex is ok now for brief times, fade away to a popular book and movie series small number of participants, that has mesmerized many teen- ByUndMyShumway with benefits," and other relative- open relationships. dating and finally marriage. and then emerge sometime later. agers with dark fantasies and love UWire ly new concepts especially with "In our society, the norm is Tooke said men tend to be One intriguing sexual fad can stories. It has caused fixation on ages ranging from 18 to 22, said that sex is pretty important," more biased toward short-term be seen in the new show that the idea and practice of biting. Rule No. 1: No calls the day after. William Tooke, Plattsburgh State Rector said. "Sex is pretty much relationships, and women tend came out this past year called The "Twilight" series by Rule No. 2: Spending the night is psychology professor. It's sort of expected once you get to a to be biased toward long-term "Swingtown." Stephenie Meyer has captured optional. Rule No. 3: Kissing is not denying human nature to have certain level of dating." relationships. This could be dated Swinging boomed mainly in girls of all ages, and some boys, a requirement — its bourgeois. relationships with no strings For many college students, back to thousands of years of the 70s along with disco and with its melodic words and Such are the rules estab- attached, he said, and dating has this level of dating has decreased evolution, he said. roller-skating. It involved mar- captivating story lines. lished by Jerry and Elaine in the gotten .ill iriessy. nowadays to the length of a mat- Women would ultimately ried couples who would casu- "Seinfeld" episode, "The DeaL" "Someone dropped a bomb on ter of weeks, and the sequence of choose a healthy, well-built man ally have sex with other married See BITING | Page 5 The two used these guidelines to the daring scene," Tooke said. events in building relationships with redeeming qualities as an couples. avoid problems in their "friends Junior Marissa Rector said a seems to have changed, she said. "investment," so their babies with benefits" arrangement, but main reason is because society Instead of the couples progress- would acquire some of the same, SPEAK YOUR MIND they are unsuccessful. in the United States has got- ing from dating to marriage to which was the original reason to The dating atmosphere in col- ten so much more liberal with sex, like it has been outlined in Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? lege has changed more to short- concepts such as couples co- history as the "proper" order, the See DATING! Page 5 Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: term relationships, like "friends inhabiting before marriage and series is changing to sex, then

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those things. Unfortunately, sev- Amendment; and to take it away uncertain, Tooke said. WADSWORTH eral of the teachers at my high WEBER is not only unethical but uncon- DATING "Since then, all sorts of changes From Page 4 school, upon discovering where From Page 4 stitutional. From Page 4 have been made," he said. I was going for college, told me We are supposedly a nation J. W. Wiley, director of the America when il comes to a good I should consider going some- 8, and just as angry about the that is run by a democratic gov- find a mate. Center for Diversity, Pluralism solid education, we are building where else, somewhere more out-of-state interest groups that ernment, not by a church. The "A woman lias to go through and Inclusion, who teaches a sports arenas with giant falcons. prized for it's high educational plugged money into the anti- separation between the church nine months of hell, then excru- class in romance, love, sex and This isn't just a problem at BG, standards. gay marriage political action and the state was so important ciating pain in childbirth, espe- marriage, said it is unhealthy for this is a problem everywhere. I love this school, and I con- committees. 1 truly wish that that the faunas of our nation cially years ago when there wasn't either partner to be validated Even my high school wasted sider it to be my home, but the proposition had not passed, made it clear in the original doc- medicine you could take for it," by the other in a relationship money on a new sports field, when high school teachers feel because it infringes on the rights uments of our country. Many of Tooke said. "What does it take because then you start to lose and an overly extravagant after the need to discourage students of LGTs across the nation. Their those individuals suffered from from a man? A teaspoon hill of your identity. Instead of finding prom, while we were reading out from going to this school on the First Amendment right of "the persecution, religious intolerance sperm." another to define who you are, it's of outdated, faded textbooks. bounds of the quality of the edu- pursuit of happiness" is not being and public indifference. Why are Even though it is possible to better to find someone who you Sadly, I have run into many stu- cation ... maybe the administra- taken seriously. we repealing the same indigna- raise a child without a father, can be on par with, he said. dents entering college that can't tion needs to take a step back Many gay couples who were tion on another sect? Tooke said the evolution makes "It's difficult to find out who even write a cohesive paper with and look at the environment married during the time the That is why I want to call in women more apt to be attract- you are if you're spending all proper grammar and spelling. In they are trying to foster here. California Supreme Court 'gay' 1 want those around me to ed to a mate who encompasses your energy trying to figure out a world of globalization, a world Our enrollment has been consis- allowed the unions are worried know that it is my right as a U.S. qualities of dependability. He said who the person you're with is," where citizens of our country tently falling, and perhaps this is that they may get annulled by citizen to live the life that I want to this has carried on and is still he said. need to compete with others for part of the reason why. While it's the state , lead, be happy and independent present today To keep a balance between jobs, perhaps we are spending okay to have high athletic stan- Apparently only bible thump- without the restrictions imposed Men who possess sincerity, two partners in a relationship, too much time and attention on dards, this college needs to work ers, conservative junkies and by religious counsel or bigots. concern and emotional attach- the power held by each should other things. on making a name for it self in anti-gay divorced families feel a I endorse those that wish to menl are all qualities he said arc be equal, he said. The Wolfe Center for the Arts academics. failed man-woman marriage is participate in this national event, valued by women. Couples should noi expect one will be, I'm sure, useful to the art It's gotten to the point where better than a gay couple that has whether it really is calling off from The invention of birth control or the other to pick up the check students, but 1 have to ask what's I feel that a better treatment of been together for more than 20 work, leaving class, volunteer- changed the dating scene entire- after dinner, and il shouldn't be being done for the sciences, as the academic standards at this years. ing at a shelter, donating blood, ly, and spawned a new era itself, up to one person in the couple well as other disciplines. I am school will not happen until we, I'm not sure how many people not spending money at places he said to do the driving pick out the taking a microbiology class this the students, rise up, work for it will participate, or if this will turn of business where intolerance "The pill ait the line between movies or initiate the sex, Wiley semester, where we work with ourselves, and demand change. out to be a crowd the same size as is promoted, or even just sitting sex and offspring that's been there said. Only then are partners realty potentially pathogenic materi- If the sports programs can show Obama's presidential acceptance down in protest. for hundreds of years," he said. equal with each other. als, including raw sewage. One enough passion that people will speech. Either way, an effect will 1 should say that the protest Women could more or less Another possible reason the might want to use protective donate money for its benefit, be made. should lie peaceful; violence on engage in sexual intercourse on dating scene has changed so gloves for such things, and when then imagine what students on My problem with the ban- one side of the problem is idiotic the same level as a man — to drastically from when couples I asked for a pair, I was told that fire for their education would ning of someone's rights is that enough. Don't add to il. evade the rc|X'rcussion of a l>aby used lo go steady is that people they didn't have enough money do. It angers me when people there is an infringement of the if they so chose. The rise in the arc jumping into relationships in the budget to purchase gloves talk badly of my school for any Bill of Rights at work. Each citi- independence in women and the too quickly. lime is needed to be for students. We don't even have purpose, and insults about our zen is guaranteed protection —Resimnd to lariat invention of birth control made able to break through the facade. enough money to buy simple academics are particularly sting- of their basic rights by the First iienews9bgnews.com. dating terms both negotiable and Wile)-said. protective gear for students? ing. Don't be afraid to speak up, Wow, no wonder great teachers and demand that something is are being let go. done to improve both our edu- Most of us came to college to cation, and the education of the learn something, to get an edu- countless that will come after cation in our chosen fields. We us. In this way, we can guarantee expected to be amply prepared that BGSU will be a respected for the future, and to learn in a institution for years to come. clean, safe environment. One of Who's with me? the reasons I chose BGSU was the scholarship 1 received, which I am extremely grateful for. 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craze and fascination. BITING Ilickies are more noticed From Page 4 and nails may be grown longer in order to practice the new Hundreds, if not more, antici- sexual fad. pated the release of her latest Some people have gotten so book "Breaking Dawn" and filled caught up in the fantasy that they the theaters with the release of have gotten their teeth sharp- the first movie. ened, sometimes for a sexual "Twilight" hosts story lines stimulation. circled around vampires, were- Also, you are more likely now wolves and love. to come across someone who "Twilight" has been success- will admit that they enjoy biting ful with not only entertaining its like it is a bragging right since it is readers but also with increasing popular sexually. dark fantasies and obsessions, Some people have always mainly in teenage and young enjoyed biting or scratching dur- adult girls. ing sexual activity. Biting has seemed to sky rocket Whether it really is because of because of the desire to believe in the popularity of the "Twilight" vampires and cany out their dark series or it just happened to fantasies. boom in coincidence, biting This same intrigue with dark has become a rather large fad in fantasies happened also around teenagers and young adults. the time Anne Rice's novels were Biting, like swinging, has very popular and the movie always been in the background "Interview with a Vampire" was and just happened to be made released. more pronounced to the public Biting and scratching one eye making it a sexual fad that another has heightened and people can sink their teeth in, intensified because of this new then let it trickle away.

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Alfonse D'Amato made a WASHINGTON - Though Blagojevich, President-elect picked to succeed U.S. Sen. will be on the new senator to not point of rubbing shoulders with Barack Obama isn't accused of Obama and other high ranking Hillary Rodham Clinton will only find Elmira on the map, upstate voters, a habit that con anything, the charges against his officials who will be working need more than policy smarts. but to stop by occasionally. home-state governor—concern- for the future president." Enthusiasm for visits to Buffalo Lee Miringoff of the Marist ing Obama's own Senate seat no Added Robert M. "Mike" and Chemung County will be Poll notes that upstate New less — are an unwelcome dis- Duncan, chairman of the important, too. York, once reliably safe traction. And the ultimate fallout RepublicanNationalCommittee: Clinton and New York's senior Republican territory, has is unclear. "Americansexpect strong leader- senator, Charles Schumer, have become more competitive for As Obama works to set up his ship, but President-elect Barack been aggressively riding the Democrats in recent years. new administration and deal Obama's comments on the mat- upstatecircuit forso manyyears That explains why Democrats with a national economic crisis, ter are insufficient at best." that senatorial visits are now t he like Schumer (New York suddenly he also is spending In Chicago, U.S. Attorney norm from the Southern Tier City), Clinton (VVestchester time and attention trying to dis- Patrick Fitzgerald said prosecu- to the North Country. It's not County) and her presumably tance himself from Illinois Gov. tors were making "no allega- enough for New York senators Democratic successor would Rod Blagojevich and charges tions" that Obama was aware of to talk about dairy issues, they be especially attentive to that the governor was trying to any scheming. are expected to visit the farm. upstate voters. sell the now-vacant Senate post. And Blagojevich himself, in CHARLES DHARAPAK l.'PHjTf "I think it means a lot to Frequent visits can defuse The president-elect was blunt taped conversations cited by FALLING OUT: President-elect Barack people. In fact, Schumer resentments among upstate and brief in addressing the case prosecutors, suggested that Obama speaks to reporters in Chicago and Clinton have set a stan- voters who might think they on yesterday: "I had no contact Obama wouldn't be helpful yesterday about his former senate seat. dard that others will be held are being neglected. And they with the governor or his office, to him. I-ven if the governor against," said Bob Grady, edi- help senators avoid the stig- was to appoint a candidate calling the president-elect a vul- and so I was not aware of what gar term in one phone conversa- tor of the Press-Republican ma of being an out-of-touch was happening" concern- favored by the Obama team, of Plattsburgh. near the city slicker. In one cautionary TIM HOWE APPHOTi; Blagojevich said, "they're not tion recorded by the FBI. SEEKINGrNcw York Gov David Paterson. ing any possible dealing about Still, at the very least, the epi- Canadian border. "And if they incident reported by The New Blagojevich's appointment of a willing to give me anything don't, they'll hear about it." Republic in 1994, Republican right, appears at a news conference at the except appreciation." sode amounts to a distraction Capitol in Albany. NY. with Nassau County successor. for Obama at an inopportune Clinton is expected to switch lieutenant governor candi- It's Obama's first big headache The two Illinois politicians her attention from Watertown date Elizabeth McCaughey Executive Tom Suoni. on Monday. Dec. I. have never been especially close time just six weeks before he's 2008 Paterson commended Sen. Hillary since his election last month, sworn into office. It also raises to Waziristan next year as asked what was planted in a and have largely operated in dif- Rodham Clinton for her service, but refused and Republicans were anything thespecterofnotoriousChicago President-elect Barack Obama's field passing by her car win- ferent Democratic Party camps to speculate on candidates or a timetable for but eager to let it go away. politics, an image Obama has secretary of state. Fellow dow in western New York. Said Rep. Eric Cantor of in the state. Blagojevich's disdain Democrat Gov. David Paterson "I've never seen that before," naming her replacement for Obama was clear in court tried to distance himself from Virginia, the new GOP House during his career. whip: "The serious nature of documents: he is quoted as

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Simpson robbery PROTECTOR: Jimmy Sprati protects the BG goal against Notre Dame earlier this season were sentenced to proba- tion today by judge Jackie RECENT SERIES PLAYER STATS Glass as part of plea deals Here are the individual game results for each BG/ Not only has 8G lost against Notre Dame, they in which they agreed to Notre Dame game since 2005. have struggled to put up good stats. testify against Simpson. • Nov. 10. 2005: ND won 9-4 Kevin Page 9 • Nov. 11, 2005: ND won 4-2 RUSSSINKEWICH: • Feb. 17. 2006: ND won 7-4 Schmidt Has played in 10 Notre ONLINE • Feb. 18. 2006: Teams tied 1-1 10 games: Dame games and • Nov. 10,2006: ND won 5-2 0 goals, 1 scored zero goals and The BG News • Nov. 11. 2006: ND won 4-0 assist Sports Blog • Feb. 2.2007: ND won 3-2 • Feb. 3. 2007: ND won 2-1 El Jimmy Be sure to log on to The BG • Oct. 23.2007: ND won 4-2 BRANDON SVENDSEN: Spratt • Nov. 20. 2007: ND won 2-1 News Sports Blog to get Has played in 14 Notre 9 games: • Jan. 25.2008: ND won 6-1 Dame games and scored continued updates on all .846 save • Jan. 26. 2008: ND won 4-1 two goals and two assists. your favorite Falcon sports • Nov. 21. 2008: ND won 5-1 percentage • Nov. 22. 2008: ND won 9-1 teams. Later this week, we TURN THE PAGE: Kevm Scrimidt skates against Notre Dame earner this season. will be bringing you a n hockey live blog of Notre Dame, extra coverage of this weekend's basketball games and any updates we get on the football head coaching vacancy. www.bgnewsports.com Seeking redemption OUR CALL Falcons looking to put past struggles against Notre Dame behind Today in Sports History By Ethan Mjgoc "They're a relentless team. They don't have a lot of BG coach Scott Paluch gave credit to rter Notre Dame for the school's quick rise to 1991-HowardSpirais the top of college hockey, and noted the The ascendancy of Noire Dame's hock weaknesses on paper or during the game." Irish have not only dominated against sentenced to two years in ey program to the top of the Central Kyle Page | Hockey captain his team. prison for attempting to Collegiate Hockej Association and (he "They're good against a lot of teams," extort money from George nation has coincided with IHi's fall into in a 6-2 victory. coach Jeff lackson's players have been so Paluch said. "We need to take the respon- dire mediocrity In the past three seasons. sibility to turn this around and start earn- Steinbrenner. "We don't have a guy on our team cur- successful in recent years. That has meant one thing for the renlly thai has actually beaicn Notre "They're a relentless learn," Page said. ing some points again." 1983—The Steelers beat Falcons when facing die Irish in the past Dame," said IIC, junior defenseman and "They don't have a lol of weaknesses on Doing so will be particularly hard this three seasons losing. weekend, as Noire Dame rides a 10-0-2 the Jets in the last NFL game captain Kyle Page. paper or during the game" And not just losing a few more games To show how far back the Irish hot But he couldn't pinpoint a definite rea- unbeaten streak into the BGSU Ice Arena at Shea Stadium. than their opponents, hut failing to defeat streak goes. Page had not even begun his son as to why the Falcons cannot manage for Friday night's 7:05 p.m. start. the Irish in II straight meetings. ISG has 1968—Joe Frazier wins the junior career in the United States Hockey a victory. They haven't lost since Miami swept not won a game against what is now the I eague in 2004-05 and was playing with a "Honestly, I don't know what it is," Page heavyweight title. country's top program since Ian. 29,2005, Michigan Midget hockey team. said. "It just seems like they've had our See HOCKEY | Page 9 1935—The As sell Hall of a night when lordan Sigalet made32 saves I le gave a lew reasons why Notre Dame number in the past few years." Famer Jimmie Foxx's contract to the Red Sox. Recession forces NFL to make cuts The List With Ron Santos expressed By D.,vi' Goldberg growth opportunities." interest in changing the way TheAsi ated Pn The NFL has been symbolic the Veteran's Committee of the wealth surrounding pro- NEW YORK — The recession fessional sports — its players elects new Hall of Fame has hit the NFL. will be paid $4.5 billion this members, we are bringing The league said yesterday it year — but it now joins the you five guys who should be is cutting more than 10 per- NBA. NASCAR and the com- cent of its headquarters^ staff in pany that runs Major League in the Hall: response to the downturn in Baseball's Internet division in I.Joe Torre: With all Ihe nation's economy. announcing layoffs. Commissioner Roger Goodell 'The cuts will take place over the rings he has announced the cuts in a memo the next 60 days, running past as a manager, he could be lo league employees. the Super Bowl, which will argued as the best manager The NFL is eliminating about be played Feb. 1 in Tampa. MCOB HARRIS AP PHOTO . in history. 150 of its staff of 1.100 in New Employees who volunteer to WINNER: Bj ly Cannon, seen here in 1959 after winning the Heisman Trophy, was inducted York, NFL Films in New lersey GOOGLE IMAGE leave will be offered what was into the College Football Hall of Fame yesterday 2. Ron Santo: Santo and television and Internet LAY-OFFS: The NFL will layoff about 150 termed "a voluntary separation ; was Cubs baseball for his production facilities in Los people due to the recession. program." Angeles. The layoffs arc separate from entire career. While his 2008 College Football Hall "These are difficult and that we are immune to the trou- thecutsinfront-offlceand other •' numbers were average, what painful steps," Goodell wrote bles around us, but we are not. personnel being made by the 32 ! he brought away from the in the memo. "Properly managed, I am individual teams. "But they are necessary in the confident the NFL will emerge field should put him in. of Fame class revealed current economic environment. stronger, more efficient and See NFL | Page 9 I would like to be able lo report poised to pursue long-term 3. Bert Blyleven: By Ralph D. Rimo who were to lx- inducted In the ' While he has been gaining The Associated Press I lall of Fame at the National votes from the BBWAA, his football Foundation awards NEW YORK — Billy Cannon has banquet yesterday evening. 287 wins and almost 4.000 lived through the highest highs "1 really am enjoying it for the strikeouts should have made and lowest lows. moment. It's been a great ride." Kubek wins Hall of Fame's Frick Award him a shoo-in years ago. As an electrifying running |oiningthe72-year-old Cannon back at LSI), he became an Ail- in this year's 1 lall of Fame class LAS VEGAS (AP) — Tony The 73-year-old Kubek will be the field," Idelson said. 4. Gil Hodges: Hodges American, a Heisman Trophy were, Troy Aikman and Thurman Kubek, an All-Star shortstop honored July 26 during the Hall After retiring following a j was an eight-time All-Star. winner and a national cham- Thomas, two Super Bowl heroes who became a fixture on NBC's of Fame induction ceremony in nine-year playing career, Kubek , won three World Series titles pion. He was smart enough to and recent inductees into the "Game of the Week" telecasts Cooperstown, N.Y. worked for NBC, the Toronto become a dentist and misguided Pro Football Hall. for more than two decades, "For an entire generation of Blue lays and the Yankees for and hit 370 home runs in enough to become a bankrupt Aikman was a star quarter- was honored with the Hall of baseball fans, 30 years. his career. convicted felon. back at UCIA and Thomas Fame's Ford C. Frick Award was the face and the voice of He was at the microphone for 1 lis newest title: member of the was a standout runner for yesterday. the game," Hall president Jeff II World Series, 14 AL cham- 5. "Shoeless" Joe College Football Hall of Fame. Oklahoma State. The award is presented annu- Idelson said. "In the days before pionship series and 10 All-Star Jackson: In 1919, Jackson Iwenty-two years after being 'ITie other players were Don ally for major contributions to all-sports TV networks, Tony games, and was the color com- released from prison and 11 McPherson of Syracuse, Jim baseball broadcasting. brought baseball into your liv- mentator for the final NBC and several others received since he was unemployed and Dombrowski of Virginia, Pat The other finalists were for- ing room every Saturday after- "Game of the Week" telecast on _ lifetime" bans fc r throwing broke, Cannons life is in order Fitzgerald of Northwestern, mer Reds player and broad- noon for almost three decades. Sept. 30,1989. | the WoHd Series. Jackson and his greatest accomplish- Wilber Marshall of Florida, Jay caster Joe Nuxhall, Dizzy "His straightforward style, Kubek is the first exclusive ments are being celebrated. NovacekofWyoming Dave Parks Dean, Billy Berroa, Tom quick and detailed analysis and television analyst to win the J died m 1951. meaning a "I don't look back, they might of Texas Tech, Randall McDaniel Cheek, , Jacques no-nonsense commentary on Frick Award, which has been I "lifetime" should have ended be gaining on me," Cannon said Doucet, Lanny Frattare, the game's nuances gave view- j 57 years ago. after a news conference with 12 See CANNON | Page 9 Graham McNamee, and Dave ers an insider's look at what the See KUBEK | Page 9 other players and two coaches Van Home. players were experiencing on S L WWWBGNEWS.COM SPORTS Vltednesday. Decanbet 10.2008 9

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By Kan Riltrr you to do something, he asked involvement in Simpson's on 10 counts, including kidnap- The Associated Press and you did it," the judge said. September 2007 confronta- ping, armed robbery, assault "How stupid. But also criminal. tion with Fromong and fel- with a deadly weapon and con- low collectibles dealer Alfred spiracy. I le was transferred to a LAS VEGAS — Four former OJ. You all broke the law and now SUDOKO 9 L 6 t> I Z £ S 8 Simpson co-defendanls who you'reall paying for it... because Beardsley at a Las Vegas hotel- Nevada state prison Monday. To play: Complete the grid 6 V I look plea deals and testified you're all convicted felons now." casino. Each could have gotten Stewart was sentenced to 7 to E 8 I L S 9 against the former football star The eight-year probation sen- prison time — up to 11 years in 27 years after District Attorney so that every row, column l » S E 6 8 9 Z L were sentenced to probation tence for McClinton, who testi- McClinton'scase. David Roger characterized the and every 3x3 box contains t> 6 9 Z L E 8 I S yesterday for their roles in the fied that he supplied two guns Alexander, Fhrlich and former mortgage broker and the digits 1 to 9.There is no Z I L S 8 6 t E 9 gunpoint robbery of two sports and displayed one during the Cashmore each expressed relief Simpson friend as less culpable guessing or math involved. 8 S I 9 » I Z L 6 memorabilia dealers. confrontation, drew an angry following sentencing. than Simpson in the armed raid Just use logic to solve Clark County District Court outburst from Bruce Iromong, "One word. Relieved," in a cramped hotel room. 5 9 »|6 Z L I 8 E Judge Jackie Glass lectured one of the two memorabilia Alexander said. Cashmore said Simpson had rounded up L £ I 8 9 P S 6 Z the men but accepted a state dealers robbed by Simpson and he felt "reborn." his five co-defendants to help 6 Z 8' I E S L 9 t> recommendation that they the others. McClinton quickly left the him confront Beardsley and serve no prison time. Instead "You've got to be kidding me!" courthouse and was not imme- Fromong, who he said had she imposed terms of proba- Fromong exclaimed before the diately reached for comment. sports memorabilia and family tion ranging from three to eight judge ordered him removed The men originally faced heirlooms that had been stolen Create and solve your years on Michael McClinton, from the courtroom and charges similar to Simpson and from him. Another memora- Sudoku puzzles for FREE. Walter Alexander, Charles escorted out of the courthouse. Clarence "C.J." Stewart, the only "bilia dealer who had arranged Ehrlich and Charles Cashmorc. McClinton, Alexander, co-defendant who stood trial. the hotel-room meeting secret- Pl« more sufloku and win prizes at "I think one of you expressed Fhrlich and Cashmore each Simpson, convicted in ly recorded the confrontation, today that if Mr. Simpson want- pleaded guilty to lesser charg- October, was sentenced Friday in which angry threats were ed something done and wanted es and testified about (heir to nine to 33 years in prison shouted and a gun was drawn. PRIZESUDOKUM

in senior Christian Hanson and "There's no secret sophomore Calls Hiddewvall, "There's definitely the history we've had with NFL HOCKEY who each have 20 points. From Page 8 on sponsorship, From Page 8 Billy Maday, a freshman, is this team, [for me] personally and the team Goodell said last month in an advertising, them in South Bend, Ind, in late right behind them with 16, three history. I want to beat this team." interview with The Associated October. of which came in the series Press that the league and its "They're definitely playing against BG last month. Kai Kantola I BG hockey teams could feel the economic licensing - well, and the reason is that The second game of the last slump in cutbacks in sponsor- there's no weakness in their series put an exclamation point negative memories against the presence to BG's lineup, desper- ship and marketing. those numbers game," Paluch said, mention- on Noire Dame's dominance Irish. He received a four-game ately wants to beat Notre Dame Ticket sales for this sea- ing Irish goaltender Jordan when they rocked the Falcons in suspension in 2007 for hitting this weekend. son have been strong and are going to be Pearce's 11-3-2 record and a 9-1 win at the BGSU Ice Arena defenseman Luke I.ucyk into "There's definitely the history stadiums have been largely minuscule 1.66 goals against on Nov. 22. the boards during a game at the we've had with this team, |for sold out. impacted by the average this season. Beyond the pile of losses, Kai BGSU Ice Arena. mcl personally and the team But NFL officials. Includ- They also feature two of the Kantola, a junior forward for the Kantola, who otherwise typi- history," he said. "1 want to beat ing Goodell, believe that is current climate. country'stop25offensivethrea(s Falcons, has some additional cally adds a clean yet physical this team." because season tickets for Roger Goodell | Commissioner this year's games were sold in the spring and summer. em Itonment's going to be on outhouse story." Cannon said. 19(K). when Bill Virdon's bad- The commissioner feared the hop grounder struck Ktibek the NIT. CANNON He said he was angry at first KUBEK league and its teams would In September, the NBA when die Hall turned it's back in the throat, keying a late lake a bigger hit when season From Paqe 8 From Page 8 became the first major on him, but never held a grudge Pittsburgh rally. tickets go on sale next spring American sports league to presented since 1978. Kubek retired after the of Arizona State, Ron Simmons and never "lost sleep" wondering for the 2009 season. announce layoffs due to the of Florida State, Ruebcn Mayes He also is the first primar- 1965 season and joined the if he would get another chance. "There's no secret on spon- economic downturn when it of Washington State and Arnold But he said, "I'm very happy ily TV broadcaster to be hon- NBC booth that year. After sorship, advertising, licensing ored since in 1995, said it was eliminating about Tucker of Army. that it happened." working the weekly backup — those numbers are going to 80 jobs in the United States. lohn Cooper and Lou Holt/, "I thank the people who and the first Frick Award win- games for three seasons, he be impacted by the current ner to have called games for a Major League Baseball were elected as coaches. Cooper voted for me the first time. was promoted to the main climate. We're aware of that," Advanced Media, the com- Canadian team. game in 1969. is the only coach to win a Rose And I tremendously thank the Goodell said in the interview. pany that runs the sport's Bowl with a Pac-10 school people who voted me in the An Rookie of the Year and Over the years, he paired "We're still, unfortunately, in highly successful Internet (Arizona State) and Big Ten second time." four-time All-Star. Kubek with play-by-play partners the beginning stages of this. anchored the infield on cham- division, said Monday that it school (Ohio State). The Hall of Fame induction Jim Simpson, , Joe And most of our tickets are has laid off about 4.5 percent Holtz is the only coach to comes less than a mondi after pion Yankees teams in the late Garagiola and . sold in the spring. 1950s and 1960s. He reached of its workers. guide six schools to a bowl game Cannon received an honor that Kubek did local broadcasts "And so '09 is going to be And nearly 70 people have and he led Notre Dame to its last just might trump it. During the the World Series six times, and for the Blue Jays from 1977- more of a barometer of how his best-known moment in been let go from NASCAR rac- national championship in 1988. ISU-Mississippi game in Baton 89 and called Yankees' game impactful the economic ing teams recently. "When I heard I was going Rouge, Cannon's No. 20 was October came in Game 7 in from 1990-94. to the Hall of Fame, 1 foolish- unveiled on the facade of an ly thought, Am 1 going in as a upper deck during a ceremony player or a coach?' Holtz dead- honoring the '58 championship panned. "I would have been the team. The jersey number had

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With Ron Santos expressed By Dave Goldberg growth opportunities." interest in changing the way The Associated Press The Nil. has been symbolic the Veteran's Committee of the wealth surrounding pro- NRW YORK - The recession fessional sports — its players elects new Hall of Fame has hit the NFL. will be paid $4.5 billion this members, we are bringing The league said yesterday il year — but it now joins the you five guys who should be is cutting more than 10 per- NBA, NASCAR and the com- cent of its headquarters staff In pany that runs Major League in the Hall: response to the downturn in Baseball's Internet division in T.Joe Torre: With all the nation's economy. announcing layoffs. Commissioner Roger Goodell The (tils will take place over the Woild Series rings he has announced the Cuts in a memo the next (it) days, running past • as a manager, he could be to league employees. the Super Bowl, which will argued as the best manager The NIT. is eliminating about be played Feb. I in Tampa. JACOB HARRIS 150 of its staff of 1.100 in New- in history. Employees who volunteer to WINNER: Billy Cannon, seen here in 19SV after winning the Heisman Trophy, was inducted York. NIT. films in New lersey GOOGLE IMAGE leave will be offered what was >nto the College Football; "^'day 2. Ron Santo: Santo and television and Internet LAY-OFFS: The NFL will layoff about 150 termed "a voluntary separation production facilities in Los was Cubs baseball for his people due lb the recession. program." Angeles. The layoffs are separate from entire career. While his 2008 College Football Hall "These are difficult and that we are immune to the trou- the cuts in front-nfficeand other numbers were average, what painful steps," Goodell wrote bles around us. but we are not. personnel being made by the 32 he brought away from the in the memo. "Properly managed, I am individual teams. "But they are necessary in the confident the NTT. will emerge field should put him in. of Fame c ass revealed current economic environment stronger, more efficient and See NFL | Page 9 By Ralph D. Russo I would like to be able to report poised to pursue long-term 3. Bert Blyleven: who were to be inducted In the While he has been gaining Fhe Associated Press Hall ol lame al the National votes from the BBWAA. his football Foundation awards NEW YORK — Billy Cannon has banquet yesterday evening. 287 wins and almost 4.000 lived through the highest highs "1 really am enjoying il for the strikeouts should have made and lowest lows. moment, Ms been a great ride." Kubek wins Hall of Fame's Frick Award him a shoo-in years ago. \s an electrifying running |oiningthe72-year-oldCannon back at lsu, he became an All- in ibis year's Hall of Fame class LAS VF.GAS (AP) — Tony The 73-year-0ld Kubek will be the field," Idelson said. 4. Gil Hodges: Hodges American, a Heisman Trophy were, Troy Aikmun and Thiirman Kubek, an All-Star shortstop honored July 2(> during the Hall After retiring following a . was an eight-tirne All-Star. winner and a national chain Thomas, two Super Bowl heroes who became a fixture on NBC's of Lame induction ceremony in nine-year playing career, Kubek pion. He was small enough In and recent inductees into the "Game of the Week" telecasts N.Y. won three World Series titles (looperstown, worked for NBC. the Toronto become a dentist and misguided Pro Football Hall for more than two decades, "Tor an entire generation of Blue lays and the Yankees for ; and hit 370 home runs in enough to become a bankrupt Aikmau was a star quarter- was honored with the Hall of baseball fans, Tony Kubek 30 years. his career. convicted felon. back at UCI.A and Thomas lame's Ford C. Frick Award was the face and the voice of lie was at the microphone for His newest tide: member of the was a standout runner for yesterday. the game," Hall president Jeff 5. "Shoeless" Joe II World Series, 14 AL cham- College Football Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Slate. The award is presented annu- Idclson said. "In the days before pionship series and 10 All-Star Jackson: In 1919. Jackson Twenty-two years after being The other players were Don ally fur major contributions to all-sports TV networks, Tony games, and was the color com- released from prison and II McPherson of Syracuse. Jim baseball broadcasting. brought baseball into your liv- mentator for the final NBC ; and several others received since he was unemployed and Dombrowski of Virginia, Pat The other finalists were for- ing room every Saturday after- "Game of the Week" telecast on lifetime" bans d r throwing broke, Cannon's life is in order I itzgerald of Northwestern, mer Reds player and broad- noon for almost three decades. Sept. 30, 1989. ■ the World Series. Jackson and his greatest accomplish Wilbur Marshall of Florida, lay caster Joe Nuxhall, Dizzy "His straightforward style, Kubek is the first exclusive ments are being celebrated. NovacekofWyoming, Dave Parks Dean, Billy Berroa, Tom quick and detailed analysis and 'died in 1951. meaning a television analyst to win the "I don't look hack, they might of Texas lech, Randall McDaniel Cheek, Ken Coleman, Jacques no-nonsense commentary on Prick Award, which has been lifetime" should have ended be gaining on me." Cannon said Doucel, l.anny Frattare, the game's nuances gave view- ,57 years ago. aftel a news conference with 12 See CANNON |Page 9 Graham McNamee, and Dave ers an insider's look at what the See KUBEK | Page 9 other players and two coaches Van Home. players were experiencing on

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in senior Christian Hanson and "There s no secret sophomore Calle Ridder,wall, "There's definitely the history we've had with NFL HOCKEY who each have 20 points, From Page 8 on sponsorship, From Page 8 this team, [for me] personally and the team Billy Maday, a freshman, is (loodell said last month in an 1 advertising, them ill South Bend, hid., in late right behind them with 16, three history. I want to beat this team." interview with Hie Associated October. of which came in the snics Press that tin' league and its "They're definitely playing against BG last month. teams could feel the economic licensing - well, and the reason is that The second game of the last slump in cutbacks in sponsor- there's no weakness in their series put an exclamation point negative memories against the presence to IK is lineup, desper- ship and marketing. those numbers game," I'aluch said, mention on Notre Dame's dominance Irish. He received a four-game ately wants to beat Notre Dame Ticket sales for this sea- ing Irish goaltender lordan when they rocked the I alrons in suspension in 2007 for hitting this weekend. son have been stinng and are going to be I'earce's 11-3-2 record and a 9-1 win at the BGSU Ice Arena defenseman Luke Lucyk into "There's definitely the history Stadiums have been largely minuscule 1.66 goals against on Nov. 22. the boards during a game at the we've had with this team, foi sold out. impacted by the average this season. Beyond the pile of losses, Kal BGSU ice \rena. me| personally and the team But Nil. officials, includ- They also feature two of the Kantola, a junior forward for the kantola, who otherwise typi- history," he said. "I want to beat ing Goodell, believe that is current climate. coimtry'stop25olfensivclliteais laic mis. has some additional cally adds a clean yet physical this team. because season tickets lor ■ Ibis year's games were sold in the spring and summer, environment's going to he on outhouse story,' Cannon said. I960, when Bill Virdon's had I hi' i ommissioner teared the til, NIT.." He said he was angry at first bop grounder struck kubek league and its teams would In September, I he NBA CANNON KUBEK in the throat, keying a late when the Hall turned it's back take a bigger hit when season became the first majoi From Page 8 on him. but never held a grudge From Page 8 Pittsburgh rally tickets go on sale next spring \un'i it ati spoils league to of Arizona State, Ron Simmons and never "lost sleep" wondering presented since 1978. kubek retired aftei the lor the 2009 season. announce layoffs due to the of Florida State, Rueben Mayes if he would get another chance. lie also is the first primar- 1965 season and joined the "There's no secret on spon- economic downturn when n of Washington State and Arnold But he said, Tin very happy ily TV broadcaster to he hon- NBC booth that year. Alter sorship, advertising, licensing said it uas eliminating about Tucker of Army. that it happened." ored since Bob Wolff in 1995. working the weekly backup — those numbers ate going to 80 jobs in the United States. lohn Cooper and Lou Holt/. "I thank the people who and the first I rick Award win- games lor three seasons, he be impacted by the current Major League Baseball were elected as coaches. < oopei voted for me the first time. ner lo have called games lor a was promoted lo the main climate. Were aware of that." Advanced Media, the inn is the only coach to win a Rose And I tremendously thank the Canadian team. game in 1969. Goodell said iii the interview pany that runs the sport's Bowl with a Pac-10 school people who voted me in the An Rookie of the Year and Over the years, he paired We're still, unfortunately, in highly successful Internet (Arizona Stale! and Big Ten second time." four-time All-Star, kubek with play-by-play partners the beginning stages of this. cli\ isicin. said Monday that it school {Ohio State i The Hall of lame induction anchored the infield on cham- lim Simpson, Curl Gowdy, loe And most of our tickets an has laid off about 4.5 percent Holt/, is the only coach to comes less ihan a month alter pion Yankees teams in the late (iaragiola and Bob Costas. sold in the spring. ol its workers guide six schools to a bowl game Cannon received an honor that 1950s and 1960s, lie reached kubek did local broadcasts "And so '09 is going to be And nearly 70 people have and he led Notre I )ame toils last just might trump it. During the the World Series six times, and for the Blue lays from 1977- more of a barometer of hou been let go from NASt \ll tai his best-known moment in national championship in 1988. I.SU-Mississippi game in Baton 89 and called Yankees' game impactful the economic ing teams recently. "When I heard I was going Rouge. Cannon's No. 20 was October came in (lame 7 in from 1990-91. to the Hall of Fame, I foolish- unveiled on the facade of an ly thought. Am I going in as a upper deck during a ceremony player or a coach? Holt/ dead honoring the '58 championship panned. I would have been the team. I he jersey number had <^s first third-leamer to go into the alreadj been retired, but now Hall of lame." it was a part of the stadium STAY CLOSE TO CAMPUS Cannon led LSI) to a national Cannon, who grew up in Baton championship in I9.r>8 and won Rouge, he had been going to for the lleisman Trophy in 1959. 60 years. GREENBRIAR, INC. wrapping up the award with one "Until they dropped the In One of Greenbriar's of the most memorable plays in drape in the stadium. I didn't Southeastern Conference histo- know it. It was a shock to me," 445 EAST W00STER ST. ry. His 89-yard punt return for a Cannon said. Most Popular Apartments touchdown on Halloween night He received a thunderous (na- 419-352-0717 www.greenbriarrentals.com 1959 helped the Tigers beat rival tion from more than 90,00(1 at Mississippi 7-3. Tiger Stadium that day. or Houses! HOURS: He went on to become a "The people of Louisiana are Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm star in the American Football very quick to love and also very League with the Houston quick to forgive," he sanl. Saturday: 9am - 1pm Oilers and Oakland Raiders, Also honored by the NFF yes- and even set himself up for a terday were former Senator and fine life after football by going astronaut lohn Glenn, recipient to dental school. of the Nil's Cold Medal, and bil- In 1983 Cannon was elected to lionaire philanthropist and oil the (jillege football Hall of lame, man T. Boone I'ickens, given the but he never was inducted. Distinguished \tnerican Award. The honor was rescinded after he was arrested on federal coun- terfeiting charges. Cannon plead-

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Call 419-934-0128 I ■■ &rPS»iA« For more info, call 419-308-2458 12/21/08 each person's name Maria said, describing him as a Viswanath. who grew up in 3/4 BR apt for rent, recently updated. 1 S»iopp«On will be entered into a drawing for I 1 fcxithMiin t battle-hardened l-ashkar veter- Mumbai and is an Orthodox small pets ok. 619 High St, BG. 709 Fifth St - 2BR, 2 baths, C/A, Call 419-308-3525. FREE RENT an. The picture released shows lew, said Imran didn't display no pets, $550 a month. for the school year. a broad-shouldered man with a any anger or hatred for lews. 4 BR houses for rent: 3 people each: Call Phil or Jack at 419-867-4550 VARSITY SQUARE 2 car garge, W/D, A/C, 1yr. leases square, determined face. "Me didn't say anything about Looking lor subleasers anytime www.meccabg.com apartments^. start May or Aug SI 200/mo t util. As they split up to attack Israel or make any anti-Semitic between April & Aug, 1-2 rooms avail Visit out website for 419-353-7715 \jQ 949 Scott Hamilton & 138 Williams, prices, pbolos. & specials' different targets, khan went comments." call 419-654-9512. Call 419-308-2192. with Kasab to a crowded train Commandos who stormed station where they emptied t he lewish center after two days 4 BR, 1 1/2 baths, washer/dryer, large deck, and garage. assault rifles at the helpless found all six hostages dead. Call 419-305-5987 passengers before escaping The Holt/.bergs' 2-year-old son, VILLAGE GREEN out the back. Moshe. survived when he was 410 1/2 Ridge St. 1 BR apt.1 blk Sebastian D'Souza, a jour- whisked out of the building by tram campus Avail Jan 09, nalist who followed them, his nanny and another worker. $400/mo Call 419-308-1733. APARTMENTS

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