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Dedication honors veterans By Kimberty Dupps CITY EDITOR A newly plated marker lays in front of the flagpole at the Wood County I listorical Museum. The marker states: In honor of all Wood County Korean Veterans, 2000. The marker was a part of the flagpole dedication on Saturday during Wood County Day. "We are holding this dedica- tion in conjunction with the ">( HI i anniversary of the start of the Korean War," said Joel Davis, president of the Wood County Korean War Veterans Memorial Association. The Korean War began in June 1950 and ended in an armistice in July 1953. The United States never officially declared war. Tom Ualilul. chairman of the committee, said that Korea was more than merely sending troops over to Korea or a ix>licc action taken by the United Photo Provided States. It was a war. Outdoors: Above: Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah was a place that a group ot three students visited on a trip outfitted by the BGSU Outdoor Program. Cutout: Mitch The Korean War is often called Oollery celebrates after hiking seven miles out of the Grand Canyon. Dollery and friends used University camping equipment to backpack in and out of the canyon. Below: the "forgotten war." The com- mittee is trying to raise aware- The sun shines down on Ribbon Falls, a day hike that the three travelers took. This trip was not offered by the outdoor program but was outfitted by it. ness with a three-year project. The flagpole dedication was the kick-off for the campaign. Balduf led the ceremonies, while Davis dedicated the flag. Chaplain Ralph Clink led the veterans and members of the public in attendance in prayer, UERING THE as well as the benediction. Those who s|>oke at the cere- mony emphasized the impor- tance of the work of the Korean Veterans in Korea. "May everyone who visits here for many years to come remem- ber the sacrifices our Korean Veterans made to keep this a free nation," Davis said in his dedi- caiton. U. outdoors program offers experience Members of die Northwest Ohio chapter of the Korc;in War By Stetanie Sizemore preservation, care and wide use of The BCiSU Outdoor Program has Veterans Association hung the UINAG.HG EDITOR the natural environment several'trips and programs planned flag, which was given by This fall, the University Outdoor • an awareness and understanding this fall. Some of them include: Congresswornan Marcy Kaptur. Program started its second year of of the inter-relatedness of all nature, • Sandusky River canoe trip A representative from her office existence and is giving students an including human beings • Oak Openings backpacking chal- presented the flag at the ceremo- opportunity to participate and devel- • an understanding and apprecia- lenge ny. op skills in outdoor recreational tion of man's heritage of outdoor liv- •Vertical reality: Climbing and pro- The ceremony was the second activities. ing, skills and pursuits pelling presentation of the committee. Bryan Cavins. assistant director for • good outdoor citizenship • Biking and hiking on Slippery The first presentation was held the outdoor program, has headed the • good physical and mental health Kim Trail in 1994 the dedication of a program since it began and feels that • resourcefulness, self-reliance and • Tall break backpacking adventure memorial for the 16 Wood outdoor recreation trips and activi- adaptability trip County residents diat lost their ties offer students a number of bene- Cavins said students participate in • Gaulcy Whitewater rafting lives in Korea at the Wood fits. these programs for several reasons. overnight trip County Courthouse. "I find that Outdoor Recreation "Many students want to partici- • Mohican horseback riding and The monument will be reded- opportunities and vacations can pate in outdoor activities to see nat- hiking trip icated as a part of die diree-year have a profound effect on all areas of ural beauty and tranquility, as well as • Mountain biking trip commemorative project. human development and abilities," develop self-reliance and group fel- Cavins is also planning several According to Balduf, there will Cavins said. lowship," he said. "The outdoor pro- workshops on topics ranging from a be a number of activities each Cavins said objectives of outdoor gram is designed to provide the backpacking trip planning workshop year to remember the Korean recreation developed in 1954 by the University community widi instruc- to a winter camping and snowshoe- War. Athletic Institute still hold true today. tion and experiences with the natural ing workshop. "We will be producing a his- Outdoor recreation often develops: world through adventurous human- torical record over the next year. • a sense of responsibility for the powered activities." PROGRAM,PAGE 2
MEMORIAL, PAGE 2
WOOD Hurricane hits coast T By Pat Leisner ■p // ASSOCIAHO PRESS WHITES G0UNTY TAMPA, Pla. — Heavy rain began falling along die Cult Coast DAY on Saturday as I lurricaiie Gordon bore down on central Dorida. The storm had deluged Cuba with up to 10 inches of rain before reach- ing hurricane strength with 75 mph winds Saturday. Gordon was expected to strike land between Port Myers and the Panhandle sometime late Sunday. Amylo L Broun BG News But its unpredictability and direc- tion changes left forecasters urg- Old-fashioned ideas: (above) Kalhy Valentine of Whitehouse, ing all coastal areas from Florida shows kids how to make candles Saturday at the Wood County to Alabama to closely monitor its Associated Press Photo Historical Center. Her event was one of many exhibiting the life of progress. people who lived over a century ago. Storytellers, musicians and Civil I li 11 ii I, i Gov. leb Bush put emer- Seawall: Jill Freed and Bill Otte watch waves crash over the seawall War re-enactors all participated in this annual event, (right) Jackie gency response teams on standby along Lido Key in Sarasota, Fla., Sunday, Sept. 17, 2000. Frazier of Woodville demonstrates tatting. Saturday, and in some counties, anticipate a storm surge. does," said (Tiris Robbing, a mete- disaster officials recommended "It's gonna be a nuisance, orologist at the National voluntary evacuation of barrier bringing a lot of rain, possible I lurricane Center in Miami. islands and areas prone to flood- flooding along the Gulf Coast with ing. Coastal areas were told to stonn surge mid possible torna- HURRICANE. PAGE 2
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Plan to Hurricane Gordon blasts cost causing havoc remeber HURRICANE, FROM PAGE 1 Phillips of Clearwater bought 15 about 235 miles southwest of Canaveral and into its hangar. southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia. 50-pound bags of potting soil to Tampa and moving north-north- Discovery is scheduled to blast Saturday evening with sustained The center's tropical storm use as sandbags. Both live in low east at about 12 mph. a slight shift off Oct. 5 on a space station con- winds of 70 mph and was expect Korean War warning Saturday covered a 210- lying areas and said t hey planned to the north from earlier in the struction mission. ed to pass near eastern mile stretch from Bonita Beach, to barricade their front doorways day when the storm was headed A Sunday baseball game Newfoundland on Sunday. MEMORIAE. FROM PAGE 1 just south of Fort Myers, to the with the potting soil to keep flood northeasterly. between Oakland and Tampa Rip currents associated with We want to know what hap- ■' Suwannee River, about 100 miles water out. Two to five inches of rain were was also postponed as a precau- Florence were blamed for at least pened to you (Korean War. north of Tampa. Richard Lehfeldt recently expected to fall across parts of tion. three surf deaths Tuesday in A hurricane watch was issued moved to Tampa from New York South Florida and the Keys on In addition to Gordon's rainfall Veterans) or what didn't happen North Carolina. to you in Korea," Balduf said.. for a 400-mile stretch from Bonita City and wasn't sure what to Saturday. in Cuba early Saturday, the storm Near its center, Florence still Beach to the Panhandle town of "There is no one piece of histo- expect. He bought plastic weath- Disaster officials in Hemando, pounded Mexico's Yucatan packed hurricane force winds of Apalachicola. The watch means a Manatee and Pinellas counties ry that we do not want to erproofing to cover windows of Peninsula on Friday, causing 80 mph but some weakening was storm with winds of 74 mph or his house, duct tape, batteries told residents who wanted to street flooding in the resort city of record.'' forecast in the next day and the greater could hit within the next and flashlights —just in case. Til leave to start packing and that Cancun. The Wood County Korean storm was forecast to lose its 36 hours. secure parts of the house that are shelters would be opened in the In the Atlantic, wind blew War Commemorative Committee will not only be As skies grayed over the Tampa vulnerable, then watch TV," he evening. Other counties were across Bermuda at 60 mph early tropical characteristics, said Bay area Saturday, people didn't said. awaiting later forecasts before Saturday as Hurricane Florence meteorologist Dan Brown. gathering the oral histories of seem too concerned about the Robbins, the meteorologist, deciding whether to advise evac- passed north of the island. There Elsewhere, a tropical storm veterans, but family members of veterans who died and those approaching storm. Along said people shouldn't panic. uation. was no damage or flooding, said watch in the Leeward Islands was who had any experience with Clearwater Beach, only a few "It is a minimal hurricane," he Across the state on the Atlantic James Buxton. meteorologist discontinued after a tropical homeowners had boarded up said. "Of course. I don't want to Coast, NASA consfdered moving with the Bermuda Weather depression sighted early the war. In addition to the gathering-' their windows. minimize its importance." the space shuttle Discovery off its Service. Florence, down-graded Saturday was downgraded to a of oral histories and the rededi-! Joel Nava of Tampa and Jim Saturday evening, Gordon was seaside launch pad at Cape to a tropical storm, was 510 miles tropical wave. cation of the monument at the - courthouse, there will be a |x ister and art contest, as well as speaking engagements for-, those who want to learn more about the Korean War. ■! Opportunity knocks If you are interested in help-.' ing the Wood County Korean forget." DANCE TROUPE PROGRAM, FROM PAGE 1 War Commemorative Wilson and Dollery traveled to Committee with the project, Another aspect of the BGSU Colorado. Utah and Arizona and contact the Wood County Outdoor Program is camping both agree outdoor programs and Historical Center at 352-0967 equipment rental and resource trips are great for students. center. They used backpacks from the Mitch Dollery. senior architec- University to hike seven miles in ture major and Joe Wilson, recent and out of the Grand Canyon. BG graduate, rented camping "That equipment made it pos- equipment from Cavins this past sible for us to experience and see summer for a trip they took out things that only a select number west. of people will see," Wilson said. "They offer students, who have "Every student should at least try no money, to take trips with great an outdoor experience because equipment," Wibonsaid. "Idonot the things you learn are things think a lot of people know about that cannot be taught out of a Zeus, God of I In- Sky, was this program and that's sad book." because I know a lot of people known as a very pernicious would take advantage of it." "I cannot even describe some of God who seduced nol only Wilson said being able to use things I saw." Dollery said. "We did numerous morlal mistresses, the University equipment made everything and saw as much as we but also was a lover of boys. the difference in their trip. could and I would do it again in a Ganymede, most beautiful of "We were on a serious budget heart beat. We learned a lot about mortals, prince of the Trojan and without the gear we could not ourselves and each other." royal house is one boy that have gone, and we definitely For information on any trips Zeus fell in love with. Zeus's could not have afforded to buy and programs offered by the wife Hera, knew Zeus was BGSU Outdoor Program contact committing adultery; howev- new or rent from somewhere Amylol Broun BCNews else." he said. "It was an experi- Brian Cavins at 372-2790 or at er, she tolerates his wrongful ence of a lifetime that I will never [email protected]. DANCING TO THE BEAT: The Afro-Carribean Society Dance Troupe dances for the Wood County acts since adultery is a great Day at the Wood County Historical Center on Saturday. The troupe was among the entertainment threat to inheritance of rank communication. It's our goal. for the day. In addition, there was a petting zoo, exhibits that showcased the origins of Wood and property. help us achieve It by letting us know what County and the firinge of Civil War cannons you think. wwwJignews.com
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THEY CALL CROSSWORD 1 1 ACROSS 1 « • " " "' HIM GORDON: 1 Change a Dmer ■ 6 One* oven - ■' !r You know, it was really 10 La Paw of cartoons " | windy this weekend. So 14 Loathe 1 15 New York LwH" waterway .-1 - ■ windy that my hair 17 Actor RaavtM I* 18 Predatory j> >' wouldn't stay in place. ■ ^w "■ 1" 19 Mafcaamruake IT ?0 Dumbo's wnos1* That angered me. 22S-«fta .* H Mountains * Then I saw that Florida 23 Cook in a wok *' " ■■■~ - 25 Loattracfcon ** I was being hit with a 27 RidoaBovs *' 1" 28 watehiui arxl B hurricance. All of a sud- alert BBB* ■H 1 32 Dogs warning ■"' ** " !•■ ' den, I felt bad for those 35 Vacrfate 3G Nicjhl be'ore ■.- 37 Actor McKeflen " " people. Their hair had to 38 Inquire 0. .., 40 Brown shade be really messed up. 41 illuminated *'' •' 42 Roy's Dale ■ C WM Ttcwna MM IMM nc SV1MJ0 43 Clamorous 45 Taking eras one's own 47 Dos Passos 8 Mini ol a cup fogy 9 !rawing device PROBLEMS? 48 Ma nne shockers 10 Public march 49 Swtft-funntng 11 Writer BagnoM bird 12 Jack of talk- About to trade In your first-born S3 Wound marks shows 56 Aflrm posrtrvery 13 French she for the answer to 47 Across? 57 "Norma _' Hi 11.,! ,.,,:; Fear not, faithful reader. 58 Judge 21 Noah's vessel My grandmama's brassiere 61 Ptaywnght 24 Horizontal lineup We have the answers, and are CWtord 25 Toms around 63 Assaults 26 Pro-Easier quite willing to part with them. 84 Baseball teams All you need to do is check the The day did turn out well, "He throws better than 1 do," 65 Sne sheep 28 Yet 10 De paid USA though. The class my paper was was all that flickered through my 66 Pricey Mores 29 Himalayan answer key. temporarily located 67 V-tarmalionltock brgtoot on this very page. SWINEHART due in had been cancelled, feeble brain. 30 Tanguayand Keepers was serving com dogs My roommate just looked at DOWN Gabor Kiss Me, You Fool! i Garden loo's 31 WiUinoO (mmm... com dogs) and my con- me sitting on the floor, arms 2 Critic Roger 32 monster tacts didn't dry out during the day. crossed i ightly against my chest. I 3 Puppetoer Lewis 33 Sudden attack 47 Function 55 Competenl 4 Long, long lime 34 Not taken in by 49 Hoi boxes 56 Panola (Don't you hate it when your told her what happened and she 5 Two-choce 3b Conncryand so RMM oorJdMi molecule Last November my contacts get that filmy crap on flipped out. The bra went flying quizes O'Caeey 51 Actress Phoebe 59 Obvious toupee Grandmother fell over dead. 6 Irish county 39 Wicked 52 "Oemian" author 60 Learn like a them? Sorry. I have a tendency to across the suite again, this time 7 Remsenand 44 Paddle 53 Vault monkey? ' Not literally. ramble, in high school my friends landing in my shower. Levin 46 Dangers 54 Bird's crop 62 Conk out I mean, she didn't just tip over. knicknamed Tangent Woman "Everyone throws better than She was lying down when it hap- because I always went off on an me," I thought. OHIO WEATHER pened, but nonetheless she irrelvant tangent...isrit that cute? As I was trying to fall asleep that Monday, September 18 Tangent Woman? Get it- kicked it night, I thought about the bra that AccuWeather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures Tangent... sorry.) Now, my Grandma was really was now rolled up in a bag, lurk- cool and baked cookies like all As I was getting ready for bed ing at the Uuioni of my closet like cliche1 grandmas, and she was that night I noticed writing on the a rotting piece of flesh no one 3gTV> 1 B»W J74V54° 1 '- funny, too; which is a good thing. inside of the bra I looked at it wants to smell PERFECT STROKE Toledo !77 Otherwise I'd be getting some closer and realized the scribbling I thought about my Grandma Tom Dolan, who won a really bad heavenly karma for spelled out my Grandmother's rojting in her coffin and realized gold medal in the 400m Youngstown 78 /56 writing this. last name. there was nothing creepy about Individual Medley event See, my grandmother and I You see my Grandma had been the Grandma 1 loved. Sure she (and set a world record), were very close, but not close in a nursing home and when peo- was dead but I shouldn't allow enough for me to wear her bra. ple are in nursing homes they that to affect my memories of her, kicked the world's ass right? despite having burning Ok, I do wear my dead have to write their names on their lungs and had just Grandmother's bra. but don't clothing... The next morning I put on the pass judgement. I only wear it Aggghhhh!" I screamed as it bra without a second thought. recovered from the flu. when I'm having a really bad day, sunk in and immediately 1 flung It's now been five months since honest. the bra as far across the room as the notorious bra incident, I wear possible (Since I usually throw the bra all the time (not today, It started last April when my WORD OF THE DAY like a girl, me actually getting it though). Mom came up to see me. She was on another one of those "I'll across the room is quite an Plus, I get a kick out of chasing BLOVIATE achievement). Shivers ran up and be Catholic today" kicks and was my boyfriend around my room ^ PofUmoulh )81-«e» | iQj. down my spine and all I could Pronunciation: heading up to Toledo to visit one with it as he screams with terror. blO • vE • "At C 2000 AccuWeaiher. Inc of her various clergy friends. think was "I wore a dead person's I'm not one to believe in super- Function: intransitive verb bra. 1 wore a dead person's bra sititon, but ever since 1 got the bra Yes. I find it creepy too, but 1 try Etymology: Perhaps irregu- Ewww!" I've been cast as leads in two ^^6»* not to ask too many questions, as lar from blow I am fearful the answer will alter I sat in the comer of my room plays and have come across a Sonny Pi Ckwdy Cloudy Show and rocked back and forth like bottomless supply of alcohol. Date: circa 1897 my wonderfully agnostic mind- VuAMOMnWPiWi this guy I heard about who over- 1: to speak or write verbosely set Maybe, just maybe my dead dosed on acid and now thinks Grandma bra is good luck, or this and windily; Anywho, she tossed me an he's a glass of orange juice. He sits 2: to lecture for a really, array of items in a laundry basket story is just irrelevant and I'm THREE-DAY FORECAST in the comer rocking back and really, really, really, really, one of which was a bra I had insane. Either way the dead forth and screams if anyone Grandma bra incident seemed to never seen before. "This isn't really, really, really, really, Tuesday Wednesday Thursday comes near him for fear that he'll help me through a difficult time. really, really, long time. mine," I said and handed it back be spilled. to her. My mom said that she had 1 still think of my Grandma rot- Suddenly I heard a knock at the just bought it and it didn't fit her ling away seven feet under- door and my boyfriend sauntered so I could have it. ground when I'm falling asleep at SAY WHAT? in, noticing my odd behavior. night, but now that corpse has a Hey, it was free and I realized © © smile on its face. thatlaundryday could be pushed "What's wrong with you?" He back until Wednesday because of asked. But before I could say any- "When you're an Sunny Showers Showers it, so I took it not knowing... (cue thing his hands were on the A GEOGRAPHY LESSON American it doesn't the boogie-woogie music). dejected bra lying on my floor. During the opening ceremonies, High: 77" High: 73* High: 63' "This is cute. Is it new?" NBC provided viewers with stun- matter if you are a Low:57- Low 52" The next day starred off notori- Low: 55" ning and educational commentary. ously bad. I smacked my head Now usually I wouldn't have favorite or a nobody. Some examples:. harder than usual on my ceiling had the heart to tell him. You walk in the room sitting up from bed and realized, (Like that one time when he as I froze in the shower, that 1 for- came home with me for During the dream sequence. and the other swim- ANSWERS "Apparently, Nlkki has guys on got to write a paper. Thanksgiving and picked up my mers fear you." s 3 S « 3 3 V 3 stilts In her dreams." 3 3 !) m. My neglect to do my home- sister's bra saying, "this is sexy, 9 1 N 1 1 N O 0 n ■i 1 1 V i now why don't you wear some- 9 J. 3 a O 3 1 V o i 1 a a v work could be attributed to the -l V H H 3 » v ■ s v s thing like this." Ha-ha-ha, I just During the Parade of Nations... TOM DOLAN " 0 hypnotic state Golden Girls re- "Here are the athletes from the H 0 1 H 1 s|OiBs i 3 ■ laughed inwardly that time.) OLYMPIC SWIMMER, ■ v s I O N 1 a O a|v runs put me in the night before. Central African Republic, which is This time my mental state was "Holy crossword answers, * S 1 o '. ■ \ • » 1 i i 1 As I put on my new bra. things in central Africa." WORLD RECORD- H 1 0 i \ 3 1 s K v' Batman!" ■ magically started to look a bit shaky and all I could mutter was HOLDER, AND 3 A '1 '. 1 '.' ■ 1 » O U|0 a 3 » 3 "I 3 c Oiv V rosier. Suddenly there were birds, "Grandma's. Skin burning off." During the lighting of the torch... °M ONE SICK MAN a 1 iB' " 1 ■■ ; s and flowers and frogs with funny He looked totally disgusted, ...defined the phrase "dead air." i u c. » ii ■ S d V 1 a H 3 little hats. I thought, "maybe it and flung the bra across my room T » 1 u 0 1 c vlHsVn '. V i > 1 V 1 V 1 1 u ilu 0 M U V was that crack I ingested." and into my roommate's face. 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a*i ■HmssWiiasWt^^ sWttstffisSB LfittS 4 Monday, September 18.2000 BG NEWS WANT PASTIES WITH THAT? www.bgnews.com/opinion DELMONT, Pa. (AP) — A strip club near Pittsburgh has something new for those who can't stop in for lap dances — drive-through nudity. Motorists pull around to a window at the back of the club, show proof of age and pay $5 per minute. Then they pull up to a second window and watch a nude dancer for the amount of time they paid for. OPINION EDITORIAL Spend less time with bubbles We are sure we can all remem- fourth and the fifth times, it was therefore. Wood County. It may think it is. and make a wand. Blow bubbles, ber hew fun bubble baths are old. YOU DECIDE not be as exciting as playing in Sometimes the things that you don't make them. the bubbles, but at least you from our childhood days. We had It's time to end reliving child- Do you think students think are uncoo. can be the Here's a better idea to keep won't look like a poser. the bubbles piled high above our hood bathtime at the should put bubbles In the coolest- think Wood County Day. bubbles in your life. Tune into line of sight and a toy in each Administration building. fountain? Let us know what You would be posing to go If you are apathetic towards Cartoon Network, plop down pour some Mr. Bubbles in the hand. Face it - you are a college stu- you think at bgnews@list- your current city and county, try with some junk food and watch It sounds like a good idea to go dent, an adult. There are so many proc.bgsu.edu fountain and wait for the foam to to do something on campus. the Power Puff Girls until your back to those days of playing in better things that you can do mount. Some of us strive to be Go repelling with the Student eyes bleed. original, yet some of our the bubbles. with your time. We are not saying Recreation Center or go repelling We are certain that you will both sectors to keep any one per- attempts are not so original. Unfortunately, too many have to go to your room and do home- by yourself somewhere like have your share of "Bubbles" son busy for the rest of the Attempt something that you or overused the idea. work. semester. someone else has never done Niagra Falls Hey-you might be lucky It was funny the first day that Take advantage of what the Look at the front page. before. Howiver. don't try putting Leave the bathtime bubbles at enough to see Bubbles knock her we saw someone put bubbles in city and campus have to offer. Read it. bubbles on the lawn while the home. head and think she is Mojo Jojo. the newly functioning fountain You don't have to go volunteer at There was Wood County Day sprinklers are going off. Putting If you are so inclined to keep That is so much better than play- outside the Administration build- Woodlane or join the Creeks. Saturday. As a student, you are a bubbles in a new place will not bubbles in your life, put a drop of ing in the Administration build- ing. However, by the third, the There are plenty of events in resident of Bowling Green and. be funny no matter how cool you dish soap in a bowl with water ing fountain. G in Greek LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE ? § pulled over by police for no rea- many of those people are in posi - ON THE STREET advantageous Affirmative son. Ricky Birdsong, who was lions of power. Things may look ki lied by a White supremacist, very good as far as the racial cli- For whom will you AT ISSUE Do anti-Greek attitudes do justice to the action still would still be alive as would so mate in America. The "inclusion vote in the upcoming realities of Greek life? many others who lost their lives illusion" given by the media and because of the severity of some- political figures has achieved the presidential cam- In the fall of 1997,1 made one needed one else's hate, stereotyping or blinding affect that was intended paign? of the most important decisions KRISTA1VN The headline of Friday's col- ignorance. with that strategy. However, the of my lif" when I decided to go SHEFVELAN0 umn by Tim Jenny really sparked Tim Jenny ended his article by reality is that racism still exists on Creek. Putting it lightly, it was my interest. "Affirmative action asking whether you want some- tremendous levels. Affirmative never an easy decision due to the &> Opinion columnist hurts more than helps" was a one whispering behind your back action may be the only way that a misinformed attitudes of my statement that probably caught questioning whether or not you qualified Black or Hispanic can- "friends" at Ihe time, but I stuck the eye of several readers. As I received a job or opportunity didate will get a position or pro- to it since I knew that it was what but I went over lo a friend's house read the article. I found that the because of your skin color. I per- motion and that is not unfair; my heart wanted. And yes, I did praying that I would get a bid. justification was far from true sonally would hope to have that is simply making up for lost say heart, because anyone who When I later saw that envelope and wanted to make an effort to greater worries than that time and ground. And there is ZACARQUETTE has ever gone through the on my desk, I couldn't wait to call set the record straight. throughout my life. If someone still a long way to go. recruitment process knows that my mom and tell her all about it. Mr. Jenny stated that racial dis- does decide to question my pro- SOPHOMORE your heart is pulled toward the Il was probably the happiest crimination is "all but nonexis- motion or hiring, my perfor- larraka Lawson ELECTRONICS AND COM- house that is meant to be yours. moment in my college career tent" and that minorities no mance and credentials will surely [email protected] edu PUTER TECHNOLOGY and I will never forget Ihe perma- put them in their place. When I "Sisterhood-for-hire" is what grin that I had on my face as I longer need affirmative action. It some might call it. but being is a wonderful thought to have, am on campus, there probably "Gore. 'Cause Bush called to accept it. From that but far from the truth. To those are some ignorant individuals SUBMISSION POLICY Greek is not unlike any other point on I had a place where I doesn't seem like a organization on campus that cre- who are not often the targets of who think that I am here simply good candidate." belonged and an interesting new discrimination, it may seem to because of a minority scholar- The BG News gladly prints Letters ates a strong bond among similar set of people to talk to. have disappeared. However, it is ship or affirmative action, but to the Editor and Guest Columns. people that can at times be Letters should be less than 300 likened to a family. A family thai As I headed toward Initiation simply more covert because it is my 4.0 GPA and Golden Key Week, it was an exciting time National Honor Society mem- words and Guest Columns can be works together through lough no longer socially acceptable because it was a whirlwind of behavior. The laws have changed, bership quickly disprove that 500 tc700 wards. Name, phone times and continues to strive theory. number and address should be despite differences. activities thai swept me up and but not everyone's minds and in the end filled every day of my hearts have. If that euphoric Affirmative action does not included for verification. All sub- Of course, there were times planner. These were girls that had world where all were given equal say that minorities cannot do missions may be edited for length. that I severely disliked the girls in footing were the one we lived in. for themselves. It simply Send submissions to 210 West my house, however, there was the same interests as me, the same inherent drive to succeed then there wouldn't be Black men accepts the reality that there are Hall or amety^Ognet.bgsu.erJu J0HNSWARTZ never a moment when I didn't getting shot 41 times for holding many who still hold onto racial with subject line "letter to the edi- know that there was something and Ihe will to make the best of a wallet or getting repeatedly prejudices and stereotypes, and tor" or "guest column." SOPHOMORE special about each and everyone every day we had here. It's the of them thai made them close lo definition of bittersweet where MIS the very thought of my sorority - my heart. Knowing that there DEMOCRATIC PARTr "George W. Bush, was something entirely similar makes a real smile cross my face. StOKESPERSdO J. because of his name.' about every girl that had ever or There are many memories and VlMHt SMITH SON] | Mo\ x m <|ufvwofp^ <@ would ever enter into that bond life-building experiences that rxtn to .ddrfss tpswuentj obouf f/r made me love her. despite any wouldn't be a part of my life if I (v»U*ti of TK UT "RATJ and all differences of opinion hadn't been Greek. My best ti, like 'VIMMIMI f lhal could occur. Of course, there friends are Greek not because I I r«rss«5<- y»» jet tude was aroused, seeing lhal I to join them. (if yau item in VA '*•«•- take nothing at face value and The fact of the matter is that ■I have a natural distrust of every- being Creek made me the strong ^Of 'Step wkinii*} IHIDi thing "girly." It was never thai person I am today, and there is ovw wfcuM), y»o JUSTIN DIN0V0 way, though, I never once felt no one who could ever convince id-oh!* TIK OtMocraKc R>f4ij respucts •!*•»« op«teiw, b> oSVICUSLV •»«• poetic art bw'nej FRESHMAN thai I had to dress a certain way me otherwise. Without my sisters or be a certain person. I immedi- way too SWMSTIC! W< '* UStUit «i» *r>l UtpuWaat p"°T *• MIS I wouldn't have had the experi- HlTWOTIZE *t*fi into AtJocfa-hV*) Al BETH SHOEMAKER, NEWS EDITOR J. MICHAEL BESTUL, PAGE 3 EDITOR 210WestHall STEFANIE SIZEM0RE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNETT, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green State University Bowling Green. CRAIG GIFFORD, CAMPUS EDITOR . SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR Ohio 43403 Phone: (419)372-6966 KIMBERLYDUPPS, CITY EDITOR KATIE O'CONNELL, WIRE EDITOR E-mail: bgnews@>listproc bgsu edu MARY BETH MURTHA, ASST. MANAGING ED. MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR Website: www.bgnews.com PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR NEWSJEFF HINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KEVIN V0RHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR ERIK PfPPIF. NOW FDIT0R * MARY BFTH WII.FIWG. COPY CUFF rrfrtrTrTa'l^.^*ff BG NEWS Monday, September 18.2000 5 University bomber sentenced to life www.bgnews.com TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A man was sentenced Friday to life in prison for setting off two pipe bombs tenor last year at the predominantly black Florida A&M University but caused no injuries. Lawrence Lombardi, an unemployed funeral embalmer who was convicted in June, maintained that he was innocent. NATION Man stranded in ditch for 4 days Shreveport when he fell asleep at past, searching for him. He ASSOCIATED PRtSS the wheel before dawn Monday. watched, but couldn't shout loud NATCHITOCHES, La. — A His SUV wrecked in a ditch 25 to enough for anyone to hear. Andy Lawrence, who was sur- rran with two broken leg; was 30 feet below the level off veying for a fiber optic cable, hap- rescued Friday after a car crash Interstate 49. dumped him into a ditch filled pened to stop nearby Friday He told the Natchitoches Times morning. Havard "said he mus- with dirty water and fire ants for that he drifted in and out of con- four days. tered up one good yell for help," sciousness immediately after the said Childers, one of his rescuers. Antonio L. Havard, 32, was wreck. He tried to use his cell found when a man surveying for He said Havard told him that he phone, but the battery was dead. was just about to doze off when fiber optic cable heard him yelling He tried to stand, but "my legs for help. He was severely dehy- lawrence's truck pulled over. went rubbery." Lawrence called 911 and gave drated and had "ant bites all over." He pulled himself backward but was in good condition "for the Havard his first drink in four days through a culvert to the other side — two bottles of water. ordeal he's been through." said his of the road — an all-day ordeal — aunt, Sharon Henderson. "That was an angel sent by only to find that he was still hid- God," Henderson said. Ilavard's left thigh was badly den by brush. He tried to haul Havard's ordeal recalls that of broken and both bones in his himself up the embankment, but right leg were broken just above kept sliding back. Tillie Tooter, the 83-year-old the ankle. State Trooper Steve Realizing that he was feverish, woman whose car hung suspend- Childers said. I le was in serious he dipped water from the ditch to ed in a mangrove swamp in but stable condition after surgery keep himself cool. Florida for three days after anoth- Friday night at Natchitoches "I talked to God I don't know er car hit hers from behind. how many times," he said. "I told Parish I lospital. Tooter survived by eating candy myself, If I don't walk out of here, Associated Press Ptioto Havard, of Miami, was heading this is where I'm going to die."' and sucking rainwater from socks from Henderson's house in Ditch: Antonio Harvard's sport utility vehicle was found in a ditch Friday. Harvard, whose vehicle ran Relatives, who reported him until a teen clearing the roadway off the toad, spent four days in a ditch with a broken leg. He was taken to Natchitoches Parish Pineville to a new job in missing Monday night, walked saw her car. Hospital, where he is in good condition. Crime photos prompt eBay policy change By Melissa Nelson victims' rights organization adults-only site about a month photos, it was like May 5.1993, all bodies were found in a drainage is difficult for the online auction- •ssociAito eetss 1 Parents of Murdered Children ago, he said. [Bay employees later over again. 1 cried all day long and ditch the next day. Three teen- eer to filter the hundreds of thou- complained, eBay spokesman saw a reference to several, more couldn't quit crying," said Pamela sands of items posted on the site LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — An Kevin Pursglovc said Friday. llobbs, whose 8-year-old son, agers were convicted of the slay- attempt to sell an autopsy picture graphic pictures, including each day. "This was the first time a crime autopsy photos, available Steven Branch, was the subject of ings. and crime scene photographs of the autopsy photo. three slain boys has prompted the scene photo of a minor had been through the same seller, he said. F,Bay has since modified its "We are dealing with some very Internet auction site eBay to placed on eBay," he said. "It was The photos were removed from Steven and two friends disap- user policy to specify the compa- also the first time, that we are tough issues because a lot of this change its policy on graphic pho- the site, but not before one was peared from their West Memphis ny has discretion to remove items I tos. aware of. ol a coroner's photo sold. type of merchandise is readily The items came to the compa- being placed on the site." "When my husband told me neighborhood May 5, 1993. The such as morgue and crime scene ny's attention after the national The photo was moved to 663/5 what was being done with the boys' bludgeoned and mutilated photos, Pursglove said. I le said it available in odier arenas," he said. VERY IMPORTANT! Is Your Student Organization Still Recognized At BGSU? Failure to submit the All student organizations are required packet, as well as the to submit their recognition packets current names, addresses, and updated officer contact lists to the and phone numbers of Office of Campus Involvement by your officers by September 21st in order to maintain September 21st will University recognition. result in the suspension of all privileges and funding provided for student organizations, so don't miss this date!! Office of To check the status of your organization's paperwork, Ca call the Office of Campus Involvement at 372-2343, or Involve ment stop into 204 South Hall •v T m i^.. -. aul , -Hr 6 Monday, September 18.2000 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com Army recommends honorable discharge LOS ALAMTTOS, Calif. (AP) — Army officials on Sunday recommended an honorable discharge for Reserve Lt. Steve May, an openly gay Arizona lawmaker who thu Army said violated its "don't ask, don't tell" policy by acknowledging his sexuality during a legisla- tive debate. NATION Art Museum returns stolen art By Tiffany Merideth the only second time he knows of •SS0CIATE0 PRESS that a museum has returned a DENVER — Marianne Rossin valuable painting without a fight. was a young girl in Berlin during The North Carolina Museum of World War II when the Nazis plun- Art this year agreed to return a dered her father's home, stole his painting to two Austrian sisters precious art collection and sent who in turn sold the painting back him to his death in a concentra- to the museum for well below its tion camp. value. More than a half-century later, Some museums, including the the 79-year-old Oregon woman is Seattle Art Museum and the Art getting one of his prize paintings Institute of Chicago, have taken back. matters to court when relatives of "It's been so long," Rossin said. Holocaust victims wanted to "It's almost unbelievable." claim their property. The painting, worth at least "It's not easy to part with some- $50,000, is one of thousands stolen by the Nazis during the thing of such great value and campaign of genocide against beauty," Steinberg said, lewish people. The stolen works Hartog's relatives had traced the include paintings by all the world's painting to the Denver museum masters, estimated by the World through an art reference library in lewish Congress to be worth $2.5 New York. The family had an billion. album Hartog had made with The Denver Art Museum decid- photos of his artwork ed to return "The Letter" by 17th Rossin said her father originally century Dutch painter Gerard had 31 paintings, but that he sold Terborch after learning it was stolen. It had been donated to the some of them at auction to feed museum in 1961 by a couple who his family when the Nazis barred bought it from a New York art lews from most jobs. The Nazis dealer. The museum this spring took the rest. received an e-mail from a relative She said "The Utter" was the of German banker Paul •■artog claiming the serene picture of a first painting the family had been woman writing by candlelight able to recover. belonged to the family, said loan The museum did research on Carpenter Troccoli, the museum's deputy director. the painting and determined it "We were stunned," Troccoli came from the Paul Gaupe auc- said. "We hadn't thought it was tion house in Berlin. that likely we had a confiscated "We don't feel good to own a painting." Elan Steinberg, the executive painting that has such a sad histo- Associated Press PIWo director of the World lewish ry, but we feel good that we can do Returned art: Mark Donato, assistant collections manager at The Denver Art Museum, stands in the museum's storage room looking at the Congress, which has lobbied for something for a family that lost 17th century painting "The Letter," by Gerard Torborch. The museum will return the painting to the family ot Paul Hartog, the proper owner the return of property confiscated who died in a Nazi concentration camp. The art was seized by the Nazis during WWII, and is only the second known instance in which a from Holocaust victims, said it is everything," Troccoli said. museum turned over a valuable painting without a fight. Fact Line is available to you 24 hours arid will answer any of your questions. Astronauts close doors By Marcia Dunn space station with more than we had to scramble around and Discovery is scheduled to blast ASSOCIATED PRESS m 2m 6,000 pounds of food, clothes, find even more things to do off on this 100th shuttle flight on - soap, toothbrushes, ear plugs, Oct. 5, although the date could CAPE CANAVERAI, Ha. — because everything went so well.'' pens, notebooks, trash bags, change because of Hurricane Space shuttle Atlantis' astronauts Commander Terrence Wilcutt radios, vacuum cleaners, power Gordon. closed the doors to the interna- and his crew spent several hours converters and other gear. NASA scrambled over the tional space station on Sunday hacking out of the space station The seven men installed the weekend to protect the Kennedy after accomplishing all their on Sunday morning, making sure toilet, oxygen generator and Space Center against the chores and more. nothing unwanted was left treadmill in the new Russian-built approaching hurricane. Friendship They planned to pull away behind and that all the lights and living quarters and, during an With the storm expected to stay Set aboard Atlantis late Sunday night. other pertinent equipment were rtJtW excursion outside last Monday, north of Cape Canaveral, officials "You did a fantastic job," turned off in the three modules. hooked up power and TV a bles. decided to keep Discovery on its *"° RushAoa -* radioed Mission Control, "and we They couldn't resist adding a seaside pad hut warned launch National Coed Service Fraternity know the Expedition One crew They also plugged in fresh bat- few personal touches. "Scooter preparations could fall behind. will really appreciate all the effort teries and boosted the station into slept here!" read a note left on the Do you enjoy doing community service, hanging The hurricane should not inter- you put in getting their new home wall: Scooter is pilot Scon Altman. out with friends, and getting involved? a 240-mile-high orbit, about 14 fere, at least, with Atlantis' return set up." In all, 11 hatches were scaled. Info Nights: to Earth early Wednesday, Hale Expedition One — the first per- miles higher than before. Some of those doors will be Tues. Sept. 19-8:00 Harshman-Chapman Activity Room said. Tues. Sept. 19-9:15 Kreischer-Ashley Activity Room manent space station crew — is "1 hope all of the rest of the opened again in just a few weeks Wed.' Sept. 20-8:00 Mac West Lobby scheduled to blast off Oct. 30 assembly flights will be 50 percent when another shuttle crew arrives All of the navigation equipment Thurs. Sept. 21-8:30 Rodgers Lobby to install the station's first piece of aboard a Russian rocket and as successful as this flight has thai was removed from the shut- It you have any questions, or cannol attend an intofmation session, call or arrive at the complex two days truss, or girder. email Brandon at 353-6172, baaoingOhotmail.com or Sneryl at 354-1630, been," said flight director Wayne tle landing strip, as a precaution sherylj98 8 yahoo com later for a four-month stay. The truss will serve as a conduit Hale. "We have not only done against the storm, should be back Bring your friends, everyone is welcome During their five days inside, for power cables and hold gyro- . Free food! _^_^^__ the shuttle astronauts stocked the everything we set out to do, but scopes for motion control. in place well before then. register to vote. ON THE MOVE E-mail a reporter today! Eating & Moving for Health A Joy! 2000 elections are coming soon. 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Another 3 percent of those have made the first vaccine that the mouth, while HSV-2 triggers getting the vaccine became protects against genital herpes. sores on the genitals. Once infected but never developed But there is a major catch: It acquired, both infections last a genital sores. works only in women and only if lifetime. The researchers said that they have never had cold sores. Both infections grow more being infected with HSV-1 prob- The findings, reported common with age. Recent sur- ably helps protect people from m Sunday, are a surprise. Until veys suggest that in the United getting genital herpes, and the now, no vaccine has ever been States, 45 million people ages 12 vaccine does little to increase Elections: Kosovoans look at the candidates for the democratic election to be held in September. shown to work in one sex but and older •£« infected with the this natural barrier. not the other. Experts said this genital herpes virus. Why the vaccine works in could present unexpected trou- Spruance and colleagues women but not men is unclear, Serb forces massing in ble for creating other vaccines reported the results of two major although the researchers said it for sexually transmitted dis- studies of the vaccine at a meet- probably has something to do eases, such as AIDS. ing in Toronto of the American with differences in sexual anato- ethnic Albanian areas The results were not the clear Society for Microbiology. Both my. home run that the vaccine's were conducted on couples in "The results are not exactly By Elena Becatoros Mehmeti claimed the Yugoslav In Belgrade on Sunday, three developer, SmithKline which one partner had genital what we expected," said Gary ASSOCIMED PRtSS government may try to distract student activists were sentenced Beecham. had hoped when it herpes but the other did not. Dubin, who heads adolescent DOBROSIN, Yugoslavia —The attention from problems inside to 10 days in prison each for began designing the latest stud- The studies involved more than vaccine development for leader of an ethnic Albanian Serbia during (he election by cre- spraying anti-government graffi- ies a decade ago. Further testing 2,700 people in the United SmithKline Beecham in ating tension in the sensitive area rebel army in southern Serbia ti. A Serbian court found them will almost certainly be required States, Canada. Australia, Italy Belgium. He said the company is claimed Sunday that Serbian near the U.S.-patrolled Kosovo guilty of violating "law and for the drug to be approved, and New Zealand. getting reaction from regulators forces are massing in the boundary. order." assuming that the company In one of the studies, the part- Albanian-majority region in the Belgrade considers the Members of Otpor, which and public health officials before run-up to Yugoslav elections. keeps working on the product. UCPMB a terrorist organization translates as "Resistance," the ners who were free of genital deciding what to do next. The rebel group is prepared to and blames it for numerous students were accused of scrawl- Nevertheless, doctors said a herpes had never been infected However, Spruance said the ing "He's finished" on buildings fight back if the Serbs attack attacks on its forces. It also claims vaccine that offers even partial with either HSV-1 nor HSV-2, ahead of the Sept. 24 presidential in a Belgrade suburb Saturday. vaccine could be targeted at girls a number of Serbs have fled the protection against a chronic dis- while the other included those and parliamentary elections, said The slogan referred to ages 10 to 13. At this age. he said, region. ease is noteworthy. The only who had HSV-1 but not HSV-2. Bexhet Mehmeti. a commander Milosevic, who hopes to be re- about half have not been infect- in the Liberation Army of NATO-led peacekeepers have elected president. Independent other sexually transmitted dis- During 19 months of follow ed with either form of the herpes Presevo, Medvedja and repeatedly said they do not sup- polls show him trailing the lead- ease that can be stopped with a up, it turned out that the vaccine ing opposition candidate Vojislav virus and so could benefit from Bujanovac, known by its port the rebels' actions and have vaccine is hepatitis B. did nothing to protect men or to Albanian-language acronym Kostunica. the vaccine. conducted several raids on sus- "1 would say the chances are protect women who already had UCPMB. pected weapons stockpiles of the Also Sunday. 15 activists from Despite its drawbacks, the the non-governmental Center good but not at all certain that HSV-1. However, it was about 75 "The number of Serb forces group inside Kosovo. vaccine "really looks very effec- has been increasing recently and for Free Elections and the herpes vaccine will eventual- percent effective in warding of continuously. There are rein- The peacekeepers moved into Democracy were arrested while ly be approved for routine use," genital herpes sores in women tive. It seems potentially useful," Kosovo last year, following NATO forcements around this area," attending a course for elections said Dr. Spotswood Spruance of who had never had either form commented Dr. William Craig of bombing aimed at halting monitors in the central Serbian Mehmeti told reporters, flanked the University of Utah, one of of the virus. the University of Wisconsin, by two men armed with rifles Yugoslav President Slobodan town of Knic, the independent and wearing uniforms with the Milosevic's crackdown on ethnic Beta news agency reported. They those who tested it. About 3 percent got genital head of the conference program group's red and black insignia. Albanians in the province. were released later in the day. Genital herpes and cold sores herpes after taking the vaccine, committee. 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WORLD United Nations promises troops to Middle East By Dina Kraft Mideast peace deal. ASSOCIATED PRESS "The paper will show where JERUSALEM — The United we are and how things can be Nations is prepared to send pushed forward. Maybe it will peacekeeping troops along a lead to serious negotiations-," future Israeli-Palestinian border Shaath said. should a peace accord be signed, He said the Palestinians were a top Palestinian official said "not ready to make concessions" Assocaled Press Phrto Saturday. on Jerusalem. Palestinian leader How to Kill Your Neighbor's Doe: Actress Robin Wright-Penn listens as co-star Kenneth Branagh answers a question during a news The issue of final borders Yasser Arafat has insisted on conference tor their Tiovie " How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog'at the Toronto Film Festival in Toronto, Saturday Sept. 16,2000. between Israel and a future Palestinian or Muslim sovereign- Palestinian entity is one of the ty over all of east Jerusalem,— main subjects to be resolved in including holy sites there '— negotiations for a peace deal, something Israel has rejected.' which have been deadlocked Festival exhibits indie movies Meanwhile, in the West Bank over the future of Jerusalem. town of Bethlehem, some 50 Palestinian negotiator Nabil Palestinian teen-agers, on thfir By Hillel ItsHe ances from Gwyneth Paltrow, Al years ago that the industry side yet; Toronto now challenges Shaath, in Washington for con- way home from a pro-refugee sultations on the floundering ASSOCIATED PRESS Pacino, Ed Harris and many would crowd out the public side," Cannes and Sundance as an march Saturday, threw stones at other celebrities. But what Handling said. "So we just added industry showcase. From the peace process, said U.N. Israeli soldiers, who fired several TORONTO — After 10 davs defined the 25th festival is what press and industry screenings. In Iranian drama "The Circle" to the Secretary-General Kofi Annan and more than 300 movies at the rounds of tear gas to disperse has defined it from the start: the fact, it was press people who had Thai gangster movie "Bangkok made the assurance during a world's ultimate "people's" film public. them. festival, the people have spoken. a hard time getting to see Dangerous," films received distri- meeting between the two at the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Tiger," Unlike Cannes, Toronto is movies." bution deals all over the world. United Nations earlier this week. The youth hurled the stones'at where filmmakers gel to show Ang Lee's historical action- Toronto has been known to "This is my 10th festival and it The U.N. spokesman's office soldiers who guard an Israeli their work to a general audience. "make" films. In 1999, response romance, was named the winner was the most successful so far," had no immediate comment on enclave in Bethlehem—Rachel's For the past week and a half, lines to "American Beauty" was widely said Wouter Barendrecht, chair of of the People's Choice Award at Tomb — the traditional burial the Toronto International Film formed in lobbies, down stair- believed to be a major step to its Fortissimo Film Sales, a compa- the secretary-general's reported Festival Suf'day. wells, around street comers ar-d Academy Award success six ny based in Hong Kong that rep- assurance to Shaath. site of the biblical matriarch. back again. Film lovers woke up "There's an innocence, a pure months later. In previous years, resented "Bangkok Dangerous" Palestinian and Israeli nego- President Clinton has been magic of movement to this early, went to bed late, used up productions such as Robert and several other releases. tiators returned to the region looking to Arab leaders to ease movie," said festival director Piers vacation time and came out to Duvall's "The Apostle" and the "Before Night Falls," painter after several days of separate Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat Handling. "It takes you back to sec everything from "Midnight German action film "Run Lola Julian Schnabel's tribute to the talks in New York and Madness" horror screenings to into a compromise over your childhood days, when peo- Run" picked up U.S. distributors late Cuban writer Reinaldo - Washington with U.S. officials comedies in the morning thanks to that mysterious, essen- Jerusalem. But many Arab coun- ple fly across rooftops and have Arenas, was acquired by New trying to revive the talks after "I cut out of work to see a cou- tial aura known as "buzz." tries have backed to the sword fights in trees." Line. Lions Gate picked up their breakdown over the ple of movies," admitted 27-year- Palestinian stance. J "The Dish," an Australian This year, however, there were Kathryn Bigekiw's "The Weight of Jerusalem issue at a Camp David old Andrew Egan, a bank pro- no obvious favorites. Festival Water," which stars Sean Perm comedy about the 1969 moon summit in July. At the United Nations on landing, finished second among grammer who stood in the late bees buzzed among several and Elizabeth Hurley. Saturday, the foreign ministenof summer cold one morning to Shaath, speaking to The audience voters. Previous win- movies, including the Australian "We're dealing with more mar- the Persian Gulf state of Oman ners have included "American catch a showing of "The Dish." romance "Innocence," the British Associated Press from kets than ever, every single com- insisted that there was "no sover- Beauty," "Shine" and "Life is The challenge becomes how to comedy "Billy Elliott" and the pany wants to come here," said Washington, said the Americans Beautiful." handle all the extra customers American political drama "The Kelley Alexander, director of the were drawing up an assessment eignty possible" over lerusalin This was the 25th year of the without losing what made it spe- Contender." festival's industry center. "That paper to help determine how the — known in Arabic as .il Quck, festival, which ended Saturday, cial in the first place. 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PAGE 10 Men's Soccer MONDAY 9/20,9/23,9/24 At Dayton/ 7:30 p.m. September 18, Host Ohio State/ 3 p.m. 2000 Host Vanderbllt/ 3 p.m. • • • • Women's soccer BOWIING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 9/22 At Toledo/ 4p.m. 9/24 At Eastern Michigan/ noon Volleyball 9/22-9/23 "Host Akron, Ball State/ 7p.m. Football drops to 0-3 Football 9/23 Falcon quarterback Andy Sahm connects with tight end Jason Van Dam for two touchdowns, but Temple gains 399 total yards. At Buffalo/ 7p.m. to make it 14-0. Dillard finished Women's CC 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS with five catches for 75 yards. 9/23 Bowling Green (0-3) had a At Roy Crlak Invitational. PHILADELPHIA - Devin fourth-and-goal from the 1 with Minneapolis/ noon Scott threw for 247 yards and 7:09 left in the half, but Lafton two touchdowns as Temple beat Thompson leveled quarterback Women's Tennis Bowling Green 31-14 on Andy Sahm for a 7-yard loss. Saturday night Temple made it 21 -0 on Jason 9/23-9/24 Scott completed 23 of 33 pass- McKle's 3-yard TD run. Hosts BC Invitational/ 9 a.m. es to help the Owls (2-1) to their Bowling Green scored on its best start in six years. He also first third-quarter possession, Women's Golf threw two interceptions. with Sahm throwing a 24-yard Temple capped a 10-play, 73- scoring strike to Jason Van Dam. 9/23-9/24 yard drive with Tarnardo Sharps' The Falcons gambled on Hosts BC Invitational/ 9 a.m. 14-yard rushing TD to open the fourth-and-1 later in the third, scoring. but Temple's Robert Sack tack- Men's Golf "Temple's defensive front four led John Gibson for a 1 -yard loss 9/23-9/24 just beat us off the ball time and on the Owls' 38. Temple put the time again." BG coach Gary - At Hawkeye Invitational, game away seven plays later Blackney said. . Iowa/8:30 a.m. when Scott hit Harold Jackson Sharps suffered a concussion for a 2-yard TD play. later in the half and didn't Temple limited Bowling return, while Owls defensive Green to 26 yards on the ground. linemen Dan Klecko (ankle) and Sahm was 14-of-28 for 164 JUSTIN Akeiff Staples (shoulder) also left yards and two touchdowns. Van BARASKY because of first-half injuries. Dam had two catches for 47 StaffWriter Scott connected with Sean yards and two TDs, while David Dillard on a 45-yard scoring Bautista added eight catches for strike early in the second quarter 94 yards Bowling Green-Temple, Stats Bowling Green 0 0 7 14 Indians are Temple 7 14 10 31 First Quarter turning on Tern—Sharps 14 run (Poklemba kick), 5:10 Second Quarter juice in Tern—Dillard 45 pass from Scott (Poklemba kick). 13:59 Tern—McKie 3 run (Poklemba kick). :18 Third Quarter September BG—Van Dam 24 pass from Sahm (Turano kick), 7:38 Fourth Quarter Tern—Jackson 2 pass from Scott (Poklemba kick), 1401 The Indians are playing mean Tem-FG Poklemba 36,7:24 ingful baseball in September. BG—Van Dam 23 pass from Sahm (Turano kick), 5:32 What? A—15.231 Do you need that repeated? I'll BG Tern say it again: The Indians are play- Firstdowns 11 . 22 ing meaningful baseball in Rushes-yards 29-26 38-127 September. Passing 164 272 That's right, for you Indians Comp-Att-Int 14-28-0 24-34-2 fans out there you would have to ReturnYards 57 12 ask your fathers or even grandfa- Punts-Avg. 5-39.6 6-25.2 thers to hear about the last time Fumbles-Lost 3-0 2-0 the Indians were in a race. 1954 Penalties-Yards 3-40 6-60 was the last time the Tribe had Time of Possession 25:10 34:50 gone to the playoffs, and up until 1993 the Tribe was a joke. Since INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS the strike-shortened year of '94. RUSHING—Bowling Green. Alls 11-31. Gibson 13-23, Clark however, they have ran away with 1 -0, Sahm 4-(minus 28). Temple. Trammer 18-40. Sharps 5-29. the Central Davison every year, Scott 7-24, Dillard 2-20. McKie 4-16, Jackson 1-0, Team 1- winning it five-straight times (minus2).. from 1995 to 2000 PASSING—Bowling Green. Sahm 14-28-0-164. Temple. Associated Press Photo Now with the way the Whitesox Scon 23-33-2-247, Ringwelski 1-1-0-25. are playing. Cleveland is gunning RKCK.rvTNG- Bowling Green, Bautista 8-94. Van Dam 2-47, CHASED DOWN: BG quarterback Andy Sahm is run down by Temple's Dan Klecko in the first quarter of fortheWUd Card The sHm lead Alb 2-6, Fisher 1-9, Alexander 1-8. Temple. Dillard 5-75, Ditzel the Owls 31-14 win Saturday night. Sahm threw for 164 yards, no interceptions and two touchdown that they do hold in that race 5-67, Muckerson 5-45. McKie 2-20, Jackson 2-13. Chuku 2-12, passes to tight end Jason Van Dam. The Owls chalked up 127 rushing yards against the dangerous means every game counts until Lacey 1-25, Pitt 1-14. Trammer 1-1. the last day of the season. Brown and Orange run defense. Peter Gammons of ESPN says that a race like this at the end of the season can tire a team out and render them useless In the playoffs. I'm here to tell you this is BG opens MAC Falcons win tournament the best thing that's happened to the Tribe since we moved into The women's soccer team downs CMU 3-1 the Central Division. " [Susie Norris] is a score at 13 all andSobinson fol- If anyone can recall way back ByErikCassano and Wangalls scratching their lowed with a kill to give BGSU in 1997 a team by the name of the SI»fF WRITER heads with his reaction to the big-time left side the lead. Block assists by Florida Marlins fought all season goal. After two weekends on the Rommeck and Nadia Bedricky road, the BG volleyball team hitter for us. She's and ended up with the Wild Card BG's women soccer team "Janice stepped up and iced the Falcon victory. in the National League. opened the conference portion crackalated a shot into the into returned home to Anderson a complete player." In game two, the Jaguars took Arena for the BGSU Cleveland faced Florida in the of their schedule on a high the top left-hand corner.'' a 2-0 lead. With the game tied at World Series and we all remem- note. downing Central Richards said on the Falcons' Invitational. DENISE VAN DEWUiE, COACH three the Falcons once again ber how that turned out. Just two Michigan 3-1. Web page. The Falcons opened the stormed back. Kristin Gamby BGSU Invitational with a 15-8, outs away the Indians ended up The victory snapped a three- With the Falcons two goals tawed with 11 kills and led the blocked two IUPUI attempts In losing the seventh game and the game skid for the Falcons, who up and the English language 15-11, 15-8 win over the team with a .292 hitting per- a row for a 12-3 lead. Evansville Purple Aces Friday. chance to be champions for the got their overall record back to one word bigger, the centage. BGSU dominated game three first time since 1948. .500 at 3-3. Sophomores Jill Chippewas got on the board Junior Caty Rommeck Falcon senior JoAnna with Rommeck recording two This time maybe Cleveland Conover and Tracy Glexiner, when freshman Jill Adams recorded 13 kills and 11 digs for Papageorgiou was pleased with kills in a run of 11 consecutive a double-double and added gets to be the wild card team that along with senior Janice scored off a free kick at 54:32 of the team's first home win of the Falcon points. goes all the way. If this team can Mentrup. each scored for BG. seven blocks, including five solo season. The Jaguars attempted a the match. Junior Kjersten denials. get into the playoffs after having "We dominated the entire Kuhlman assisted. "It feels really good," comeback by scoring four of the Shyann Robinson led both 40 percent of their starting rota- game, and I dont think we were BG pushed their lead out to Papageorgiou said. "We came next five points. Block assists tion hurt for most of the season, expected to come out and do 3-1 at 59:29 when Glexiner teams with a .450 hitting per- out all pumped up." from Bedricky and Rommeck centage and added 10 kills. their All Star left fielder out for as well as we did, and I think we scored on a two-on-one break, The Falcons continued their thwarted that effort and the most ofthe first half, and the likes came out and showed that the assist going to Conover. Setter Natalie Becker racked winning ways on Saturday Falcons won their sixth consec- up 33 assists to Falcon hitters of Kane Davis on the mound we're a team that people Conover finished with two afternoon with a three-game utive match. every fifth day. 1 think were In for should be kind of scared of," assists to go with her goal for and a match-high 12 digs and sweep of TUPUI. BGSU defeat- Robinson, Gamby and Norris Susie Norris continued her something special. Mentrup said. four points total, leading the ed the Jaguars by margins of 15- recorded seven, six and five kills, In a five game series, the Conover got BG on the board team. strong performance this season 13,15-4 and 15-5 respectively. Becker finished Indians could be dangerous. late in the first half, left-footing Glexiner s goal was her third with nine kills to the Falcon vic- BG struggled early in the with three kills in four attempts. Colon. Burba and Fintey are as a shot in at 2:13 before the half. In four games, and third overall tory. match and in game one, they Rommeck led the defense good as any three guys that BG went up 2-0 early in the sec- to tie her with Conover for the "(Susie) is a big-time left-side found themselves down 3-0. with nine digs and six total Seattle or the Yankees are going to ond half when Mentrup hitter for us." said coach Denise IUPUI led 13-6 at one point blocks. Norris racked up eight team lead. By outscorlng Van De Walle, of the freshman's throwat us in the first round. Our punched the ball in off a Central Michigan 2-1 in the before a Falcon rally led by Kate digs while Becker totaled seven. bullpen is one of the best-kept rebound. The goal was second half, the Falcons won performance. She's a complete Yeo and Rommeck recorded Bedricky finished with three secrets in the league right now. Mentrup's first of the season, the back stanza for the first player." back-to-back kills to cut the block assists. What other team has three and head coach Andy Richards Julie Groves had 12 kills for lead to 13-12. had the good people at Funk the Purple Aces. Ladi Iya fol- Norris' service ace tied the MAC WIN, PAGE 11 VICTORS, PAGE 11 SEPTEMBER. PAGE 11 rP?8?oJB 10 Monday. September 18.2000 SPORTS BG NEWS Browns beat Steelers By TOM MINERS The Steelers converted a «P SPORTS W1III1- "That clock doesn't fourth-and-6 play on their final tick fast enough. It drive, with Graham completing a CLEVELAND — It took nearly seemed like an 29-yard pass to Bobby Shaw. five years, a few heart-stopping Chris Ma'afala, who replaced seconds and a wild finish, but the eternity." Richard Hunuey in the second Cleveland Browns finally feel like half, got the ball to the 9 on a 20- MUCOUCH, BROWNSQB they're home. yard run and Pittsburgh called its Phil Dawson kicked a 19-yard Stadium. final timeout ' field goal with 2:45 left and "That clock doesn't tick fast Ma'afala picked up 2 yards, Pittsburgh couldn't get off a last- enough," quarterback Tim and Graham spiked the ball with second attempt, giving the Couch said. "It seemed like an 14 seconds left. On third down. Browns their first home win eternity." Graham couldn't find an open since 1995, 23-20 over the The wild finish was similar to receiver, but instead of throwing Cleveland's 16-15 win at Three Steelers. It away, he was brought down Rivers Stadium last season when The expansion Browns (2-1) from behind by Brown. Dawson kicked a field goal on went 0-8 in their new stadium Bettis' 10-yard TD run with last season and dropped their the final play to beat the Steelers. 5:47 left in the third quarter gave home opener against Couch finished 23-of-31 for Associated Press Pholo the Steelers their lead first lead at Jacksonville. 316 yards and two TDs. and 20-17. 15-4: Indian's outfielder Manny Ramirez jacks a two run double in the third inning during Cleveland^ And for a while, it looked like Brown had his first three career Bettis rumbled for 43 yards on 15-4 victory of the New York Yankees. after leading 14-0, the Browns sacks. might give lose this one. too. Jerome Bettis rushed for 123 the 80-yard scoring drive, drag- Pittsburgh had a first-and-goal yards and one TD for Pittsburgh. ging some defenders and plow- at the Browns' 9 with 35 seconds Dawsons 28-yard field goal ing through others. Pittsburgh had taken control of the game Tribe takes out New York left, but after two running plays, with 10:49 remaining tied it at 20. rookie defensive end Courtney and the Browns found them- and had a chance to add more Brown sacked Kent Graham with selves backed up to their own points after Cleveland wideout ByJOSHDUBOW out in the fifth inning, the and Sandy Alomar each hit two- eight seconds left. goal line after the Steelers Darrin Chiaverini fumbled. AP SP0R1S *»IT!» Indians already led 15-0. Finley run doubles The Steelers (0-2). who had to downed a punt at the 4. But on second down at the left early as manager Charlie The Indians scored their final burn some early timeouts, tried But on second-and-6 at the 8. Cleveland 20. the Steelers tried a NEW YORK - The New York Manuel tried to keep him fresh mn when Canseco lost Ramirez's to line up to try a game-tying Couch hit Kevin Johnson on a halfback option with Bettis. The Yankees want nothing to do with with three doubleheaders com- fly to right in the sun, allowing field goal, but the clock ran out slant pattern over the middle for bruising runner wont be chal- the Cleveland Indians come ing up in the next eight days. Lofton to score on the two-base and the.Browns and their fans a 79-yard gain, and five running lenging Graham for the stalling playoff time. The entire Cleveland lineup error. celebrated Cleveland's first home plays later. Dawsons kick put the QB job anytime soon as his badly Cleveland handed New York got involved in the rout except The Yankees had gone 136 win since Dec. 17, 1995, in the Browns up by 3. underthrown pass was inter- its second lopsided loss in three for Jim Thome, who went 0-for-5 consecutive innings without final game at the old Cleveland cepted at the 5 by Corey Fuller. days, as Chuck Finley allowed with three strikeouts. Every otha allowing more than two runs in a one hit in six scoreless innings starter either scored or drove in a frame before Cleveland came to and Manny Ramirez homered run. town. The Indians scored six and drove in three runs in a 15-4 Roberto Alomar had three hits, nins in the sixth inning Friday, rout Sunday. three runs and two RBLs, Kenny and had the two big innings The Indians have taken two of Lofton walked and scored three Sunday. the first three games in the four- times, David Segiii drove in three There wasn't much for the game series — outscoring their runs and Travis Fryman hit a Yankees' fans to cheer for, other potential playoff foe 29-11 — and two-run homer. than scoreboard updates show- hold a half-game lead over idle Ramirez started the onslaught ing the Jets were beating Buffalo, Oakland in the AL wild card race. with a two-run homer, his 32nd. rhen again, the Jets held the Bills Despite the loss, the Yankees' in the first against Denny Neagle to 14 points — one fewer than magic number for clinching the (7-5). Ramirez added an RBI the Yankees allowed. AL East dropped to eight witli double single in Cleveland's five But they did offer mock Boston's 5-4 loss at Detroit. run third — with Alomar scoring applause after Craig Dingman Finley (13-11) signed a $27 from first when right fielder Jose struck out two straight batters million, three-year deal with Canseco misplayed the carom with Cleveland leading 12-0 and Cleveland in the offseason in off the wall for an error. after Clay Bellinger's RBI double part because of his success Neagle, who had won four broke up the shutout in the sev- against the Yankees. The left straight starts, was knocked out enth. hander. who improved to 17-9 after Fryman's 21st liomer made The Yankees added three more Associated Piess Phrto against New York, was sharp, but it 8-0. Neagle allowed eight runs runs off Chris Nichting on didn't need to be. and eight hits in 2 1 -3 innings. Thompson's two-run single and TOUCHDOWN: Cleveland Brown's tight end Aaron Shea prepares to catch a touchdown pass as By the time Ryan Thompson Randy Keisler got tagged for an RBI double by Alfonso Pittsburgh Steelers' defender Earl Holmes' attempt to deflect the pass fails. got New York's first hit with one six runs in the fourth as Roberto Soriano 'the #1 vocal pop band of the new SENIOR PICTURES mMT°voZe EXTENDED ONE WEEK! TIME: 8:00pm jfe. DATE: Tues, Sept. 19 PLACE: 101 Olscamp THE BAND! & 128 N. Main lsg Downtown, BG 6:00pm day of show gSgMMMHWrBw^BaiS^ ■ BG NEWS SPORTS Monday. September 18, 200011 Indians pick register Jo vote. good time to Falcons beat Detroit 2000 elections are coming soon. play better By Derek McCord and get a good result was a real hurt the team a lot with my sus- SUFI WRIItR tribute to the guys who played pension," Lyons said. "When I SEPT 30th SEPTEMBER, FROM PAGE 9 well." got on the field the next day I PRE- *ir i OSII si ! With the rain pooring and The man of the match for the wanted to make sure that we CONTESTS guys that play the role of closer mud growing. Chris Kraft turned Falcons again was freshman were going to win. I am just try- SEPT. 17th-29th MELONEEST or setup man? With Shuey. an ugly day into one of pure goalkeeper David DeGraff. ing to help my team out." NEW BYOB Karsay and the late acquisition of beauty for the Falcons soccer DeGraff would give up his only Mahler felt that the key for his 2000 All-Star closer Bob Wickman, goal of the match in the sixth team with a 2-1 victory over team was keeping focused on LOUNGE! 50 UIHIS FROM OHIO RN0 Cleveland could be a tough team minute and would go on to shut MICHIGAN rOMPl.HINti 10 GIUE V0U Detroit-Mercy. the match instead of all of the to beat in the playoffs. Oh, and Kraft would score the match- the Titans down making six saves OPEN TIL 4am THF BIST COUCH ORNCf. then there's the fact that on any winning goal against the Titans and giving Bowling Green a variables. THURS - SHT "Not always playing great soc- HOTTEST EVENT given night, our offense will tat- when he received a cross by fel- chance to win. ALWAYS LOOKING too you for ten runs. low senior Gene Braxton and Senior Falcon striker Tommy cer is going to win you matches," I OR NEW TALENT OE TEIE YEAR! So when October rolls around, redirected it with his left foot Thomas placed first on the scor- he said. "There will be days don't be surprised if the Indians underneath Titan goalkeeper ing summary when he sneaked where everything is going SUNDRY- areslillon TV If you got to Jacobs Michael McAfee with 1:10 left in through the Detroit-Mercy against you; maybe a player, the Field, you can't help but notice the match. defense, received a Matt Lyons weather, playing conditions, or COLLEGE ID the outfield wall. It reads "Era of The goal was Kraft's first since threw pass, made a move and just a bad game and you put all Champions." Any fan can marvel the Mid-American Conference placed the ball into an open net. of that aside and focus on the Niom at the three division titles and two Tournament in 1998. It is also his The assist made it four points task at hand get a result and that American League champi- third career collegiate goal. in two games for Lyons after is what I think we did." M0NDRY- onships that the wall prominent- serving one game suspension in "Detroit is always a tough The Falcons will take their two |$ 10 DANCES ly displays we have won. The place to win." said BG coach Mel which he saw a 2-1 overtime loss other day I heard someone say. Mahler. "For us to go in there against Wisconsin-Creen Bay on game winning streak into TUESDHY- "Now the Indians are going to and play some pretty good soc- the bench. Dayton Wednesday where they have to put up a Wild Card Flag. 1 cer considering the conditions "It hurt a lot because 1 felt 1 hope to even their record to 3-3. 12-4-1 DANCES wonder what color that will be?" 135 S BVHN1 llll T0LFOO Yes, that's an interesting ques 5SI-H79 UJIUW.DIJBIUI I 0M lion. But I wonder what color a Mid American Conference Standings World Scries championship flag Through games of Sept. 9 would be? MAC Overall W L W V-Ball wins EAST DIVISION VICTORS, FROM PAGE 9 VARSITY LANES Miami (Ohio) 1 Women's Ohio 0 IUPUI's Sara Sparks stepped it down." Marshall 0 led both teams with 11 The Falcons captured WELCOME BACK soccer wins Kent State 0 kills and Pandy Long the tournament that $5.00 COLLEGE NIGHT MAC WIN, FROM PAGE 9 Bowling Green 0 posted 10 digs. evening with a 15-11. Buffalo 0 Van De Walle was 13-15.15-10.15-8 victo- SEPTEMBER THROUGH DfCf MREK llmo this season. Akron 0 pleased with the ry over the Illinois- Richards was pleased with his Falcons' effort and said Chicago Flames. Who: Any college student with college 10 team's effort. WEST DIVISION that BGSU's consistent Papageorgiou led "A great performance, huge MAC Overall play under pressure both teams with 21 kills When: Monday - Thursday, W W for a .457 hitting per- win for us, and I think on the back allowed them to come 9:00 - 11:00 p.m of the performance against Cent. Michigan 1 1 back from the seven centage. Rommeck and 3 UNLV it really made a statement Toledo point deficit in game Norris added 18 kills Where: Varsity Lanes -1033 S Main St W Michigan 2 one. each, with Norris hit- as far as our play was concerned, Bowling Green OH (352 5?47) not only to other people, but N. Whims 1 "We've just been ting .500. Robinson Ball State 0 more importantly to ourselves," steady." she said. "I feel chipped in with 13 kills. What: 2hours of bowling & shoes, he said. "Now we have some E. Michigan 1 like we forced (TUPUI) Becker also contributed belief in ourselves that we can to make some errors on to the offensive effort slice of pizza v v^' actually go and play against the Saturday's Results their side of the net." with 61 assists. & large pop ,. very best...as a team, we played Non conference Jaguar head coach BG won the very, very well, and that's the Akron 35. Cent. Florida 24 Steve Payne admitted Invitational with a 3-0 Price: Only $5.00 Connecticut 24. Buffalo 21 standard we now expect." that losing the seven- weekend record. UIC per person Sophomore goalie Erika KansasSt.76.BallSt,0 point lead in game one (2-1) finished second, Flanders looks upon the win as a Ohio 52. Tennessee Tech 14 hurt his team. He also followed by Evansville & drink specials springboard. Ohio St. 27, Miami, Ohio 16 said that mistakes by (l-2)andIUPUI(0-3). " I think our win was great, the S. Carolina 4 I.E. Michigan 6 his team cost them the Falcons Natalie enthusiasm of the team was Temple 31. Bowling Green 14 victory. Becker. Shyann tremendous, we had a great Toledo 31, E. Illinois 26 "That kind of hurt us Robinson and Caty game." she said. "I trunk we had a W Michigan 56. Indiana St. 0 a little bit there." Payne Rommeck were select- lot of fun. and 1 think a really good Wyoming 31, Cent. Michigan 10 said. "But (BGSU) ed to the all-tourna- wav to start off the MAC." Youngslown St. 26. 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