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Tom Reed BG News LOSING GROUND: This portion of West Wooster is closed due to construction problems. Faulty foundation may cause building to collapse Gas crew discovers crack in foundation Associated Press Photo ENVIRONMENT: A caribou's horns rest on the tundra ot the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. The area shown is located just south of a 100-mile long strip of land that will keep part of which has emerged as a hotly debated issue in the presidential campaign. Wooster closed
Byieff Hindenach ISSUES 2000 ESITOR-IH-CHICF The stretch of West Wooster between Main Street and Church Street will remain closed due to the discovery of an unsteady foundation in one of the build- CANDIDATES DEBATE ings facing the street. Columbia Gas work crews dis- covered Sunday that the building housing Monty's Hair Fashions had a cracked foundation when the building began to shift. They ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES were attempting to shut off the gas to the building so they could By Patrick Johnston gallon," said lustine Magsig, assistant surr WRITER DEMOCRATIC PARTY install a new gas service line. director of Environmental Programs at According to Bill Blair. director With the presidential election only a the University. Al Gore: nance. of public works, the gas service month away, University students are A United Nations report in 1995 by -Create Energy Security and -Stop commercial exploitation line to the building was old and beginning to consider national issues 2,000of the world's leading scientists con- Environmental Trust Fund. of environmentally sensitive needed to be replaced as part of more seriously. One that seems to draw cluded that global warming is real and Used to find long-term energy land, including Arctic Refuge the Heritage 2000 project. particular consideration by young voters accelerating The report stated that the solution to reduce reliance on and oil and gas drilling off Several of the businesses down- is the envir inmeni. burning of coal, oil and gasoline caused imported )il, promote energy- coasts of Florida and California. town were also receiving new gas The views on this issue differ as much the problem. efficient transportation tech- -Enforce Endangered Species lines, as well as new water and as any other in the election. "I think our In response to this report, 142 nations nologies. Act. environmental policy is line," said developed what is called the Kyoto proto- sewer lines, as part of the $6.25 -Ratify Kyoto Protocol. -Make "brownfields" tax million Heritage 2000 project. University student Eric Holmes. Others col. The protocol calls for developed -Continue to phase out ozone incentive permanent. think action is necessary. Issues such as When the crews were trying to countries to reduce greenhouse gas emis- depleting chemicals. -Support Superfund cleanup global warming concern many voters. "It shut off the gas to they building sions to 1990 levels by 2012. The agree- -Maintain National Parks of the worst environmental is definitely a threat, and I think some- they ran into a problem. ment also calls for reforestation to replen- through repair and mainte- problems in the country. thing should be done about it." said ish those that ha-,e been lost to farming "They found a problem with University student Candace Fenton. and industry. the foundation; it was cracked," Despite the importance of the issue, For the protocol to become legally REFORM PARTY Blairsaid. "The front of the build- some wonder how it will affect the elec- binding 55 countries must ratify it. In ing settled and the fear was that tion. "The only facto-the environmental 1999, the Clinton administration signed Pat Buchanan: -Require Congress to vote on the budding would collapse into issue will have on the upcoming election the protocol, but the Republican-con- -Abolish Bureau of Land every endangered species and the street |Wooster|." is voter turn-out. If the under emphasis Several cracks were found in trolled Senate has refused to consider it. Management and give 500 compensate property owners. continues, many voters may stay home "The Kyoto protocol is extremely the foundation on the east side million acres of land back to -Hold polluters to high stan- because they feel they are not represent- important to the world's environment," the states. of the building. After the prob- dards of accountability and ed," said Rick Hind, a media spokesman said Magsig She went on to cite reports -Offer incentives to industry lem was discovered, the two- for Green Peace. that the hole in the ozone over Antarctica to develop resource-efficient establish incentives for indi- story building, which houses The clangers of carbon dioxide and is growing larger. technologies. viduals and businesses to Monty's Hair Fashions and an other greenhouse gases being released Although some industrialized nations, -Oppose Kyoto Protocol. clean up pollution they create. apartment upstairs, was evacu- into the atmosphere ire extreme. The mostly European, strongly support the ated. United Nations Intergovernmental Panel protocol, others fear it would destroy Blair also said that they found on Climate Change predicts that green- economies worldwide. REPUBLICAN PARTY a gas line exposed. It took house gases In the atmosphere will dou- One group that opposes the Kyoto pro- Columbia Gas until midnight to ble by 2100 if emissions continue at the tocol is American farmers. Farmers fear George W. Bush: -Provide more flexibility to shut off the gas to the building. -Support continued research present rate. The results could include that the means of agricultural production Superfund standards. Currently, a contractor is sur- into causes and impacts of higher sea levels, damage to ecosystems will be controlled by the international -Make brownfield tax incen- veying the building to determine global warming. and extreme weather changes. treaty. Also, to reduce fuel consumption tive permanent. exactly what need to be done. -Oppose Kyoto Protocol. According to the National Research and meet emissions regulations, they say -Establish $50 million Monty's Hair Fashions, which is -Vfork with leaders and Council, statistics show that over the past new taxes will have to be placed on fuel, Landowner Incentive Program located in the building is tem- 20 years, average temperatures have been affected citizens in California electricity, fertilize! and farm chemicals. to help private landowners pro- porarily being relocated. rising at a substantially higher rate. In and Florida to determine Finally, the protocol only applies to devel- Four students were also fact, 1997,1998 and 1999 were the hottest whether drilling should contin- tect rare species. oped nations and therefore the extra bur- housed in the apartment above years on record in the U.S. den would put U.S. farmers at a disad- ue. -Establish $10 million Private the salon. Those students are "The U.S. contributes the most to the vantage in international trade. -Direct EPA to establish high Stewardship Grant Program for problem with the poor public transporta- Organizations that are opposed to the standards for brownfield private conservation initiatives. finding alternate places to live until public works decides what tion system and large amounts of cars," Kyoto protocol said the results of global cleanups. -Eliminate the estate tax. said Rebecca Smith. Smith is a junior warming are still inconclusive. needs to be done to the building. environmental policy major and an They say that radical changes should According to Blair, the stretch Environmental Action Group council not be made because it is unsure if they GREEN PARTY of Wsoster will remained dosed until they can determine what |> member at BGSU. are necessary. At least one organization Ralph Nader: greatest environmental hazard. going ttfbe done to the building Because the U.S. docs contribute so disagrees. -Use renewable energy as -Need bold investments for much to the worldwide environmental Friends of Earth International brought' "We don't know how long uv, solution for global warming. public transportation. problem, many citizens think the govern- representatives from El Salvador and -End all commercial logging going to take to repair the bulkl- -Provide more funds to main- ment should take action. Nigeria to speak in Washington In in National Forests. ing," Blair said. "We are planning "We need mandatory control of the -Lead corporate collectivism tain National Park System. on opening the south side of the automobile industry and we need to toward ecological hazard. -Promote energy indepen- road to pedestrians at lain w require that all cars get 50 to 60 miles per ENVIRONMENT, PAGE 2 -Feels motor vehicles are the dence to avoid foreign wars. they can get to those biulrwMe* downtown." 2 Thursday, October 19.2000 BG NEWS Kyoto could cause farm problems Paleozoic bacteria awakened
ENVIRONMENT, FROM PAGE 1 By Matthew Fordahl «P SCIENCE WRITER September. These representa- In what sounds like something tives blamea global warming for out of "lurassic Park," bacteria the increase of floods and mud- that lived before the dinosaurs slides in their countries over the and survived Earths biggest mass past two years. They said the extinction have been reawak- results caused more than 35,000 ened after a 250-million-year deaths and 100,000 people to sleep in a salt crystal, scientists flee from their homes. say. The organization is also con- The bacteria's age easily beats sidering taking legal action longevity records set by other against countries and fossil fuel organisms revived from apparent l^tffe ■ MM companies who are blocking suspended animation — not to the Kyoto protocol. Many of the K"' mention Hollywood's "Jurassic companies they are considering Park" dinosaurs, cloned from making suits against are from prehistoric DNA encased in the U.S. amber. The issues of global warming "'Jurassic Park1 was neat, but ,, %^ • and environmental protection this beats it hands down," said ^^^^^tk^^^M are obviously affected gready by Paul Renne, a geologist at the the actions of the U.S. The can- University of California at didates for Novembers election Berkeley. "The idea of having a vjfl have varying views on the issue living glimpse of what life looked of the environment, but as Rick like 250 million years ago is pretty jgj Hind has stated, "Campaign spectacular." rhetoric means nothing; action If 'the discovery by L 1 - after the elections is all that real- Pennsylvania and Texas ly matters." researchers holds true, the bacte- ria could open a window onto a prehistoric world that was both «t_i2-■ ^^^^ dying and being reborn. It would also show the tenacity of life in Sk>3 the toughest conditions. Its genetic makeup also could W flfl help biologists calibrate the evo- ^B lutionary clock for the bacterium and its present-day relatives, said Russell \freeland, a study author - J|9 and biologist at Pennsylvania's tjfl West Chester University. \r _. Associated Press Photo MoREThAn DNA tests indicate the prehis- toric germ is related to present- BACTERIA: Dr. Russell Vreeland, left, and Dr. William Rosenzweig view a salt crystal at West Chester University, in West Chester, Pa. in 2500 LEfT day Bacillus, a type of bacteria which they found a 250-million-year-old bacteria. HanDEd found in soil, water and dust. "We all feel reasonably com- "The end of the Paleozoic was Still, there is the possibility the postage stamp contained the a 166-year-old bottle of porter ale, such a curious time and we don't bacteria somehow seeped into fortable that this particular organism. Two other strains of R. lohn Parkes of England's PEopLEArE really know what happered," the salt more recently in small bacteria wen found and are organism isn't going to attack University of Bristol said in a KilLeD said Renne, who was not drops of water, said Chris McKay, being studied. Nature commentary. anything," Vreeland said. involved in the research. "This a biologist at NASA's Ames EveRY The organism was found in a The testing was done inside a In 1995, researchers at offers the possibility that we may Research Center. containment lab at the California Polytechnic State tiny, fluid-filled bubble inside a be able to interrogate some of the "Unlike amber or rocks or per- Pennsylvania campus. The scien- University reported reviving YEaR FroM salt crystal 1,850 feet under- organisms that were around." mafrost, salt is not an imperme- ground, about 30 miles east of tists said they took pains to pre- Bacillus bacteria spores from the USinG RlqHt The findings were published in able material," he said. vent contamination. Carlsbad, N.M. Thursday's issue of the journal The scientists pulled about 220 gut of a bee stuck in amber. The HanDEd At the end of the Paleozoic Era, Nature. pounds of rock salt from the The researchers believe the bee was estimated to be 25 mil- the area was a vast and barren The researchers are confident Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, an bacteria survived as a spore and lion to 30 million years old. ProDUcts salt lake. The world was then that the germ has been locked underground nuclear waste metabolized very little or not at Since 1960, researchers have experiencing its greatest loss of away in the crystal all these years. dump. Fifty-six crystals that all over the years. reported finding organisms up to life ever. Up 95 percent of all Fossils and radiation tests show showed no signs of contamina- Spores are well-known for their 650 million years old in salt, but marine species became extinct. that the formation where the tion were sampled for the pres- longevity. They have been found the findings were met with skep- The first known dinosaurs date to sample was found is 250 million ence of bacteria. in a 118-year-old can of meat, ticism because of contamination about 230 million years ago. years old, they said. One crystal the size of a large and veast has been cultured from fears.
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I'm 64 Country hotels 24 Widlh answer key, temporarily located Colombian cartel? very concerned about the moral- 65 Novelist Anne 25 Hack on this very page. 66 Agnppno's son 26 Mach- jets Political Analysis ity of our country now: TV, 67 Anli Tweed 27 Canyonlands Gore And we've got to improve movies, the music that our chil- cartoonist state 28 Sea eagle OK, so here's the deal. the quality for those who do with dren are... barraged with every DOWN 30 So workplace 42 Mixe bonkers 52 Spruce juice I am sick of you humans and a patients' bill of rights that's real day. And I want to know if there's i Bultertingers' 32 "Exodus* ertra 44 Old saw 54 Grace ending and that works, the Dingell- anything that can be worked out comment 33 Come oui on lop 46 Determent 56 Sicilian mountain your political coverage. Nobody 2 Interrogative 34 Italian city 48 Hold it. saror' 57 -serit typetace can accurately cover the presi- Norwood bill. with Hollywood or whoever to word 35 Pan ol Q ED. 49 Stupidity 58 Formerly, 3 Caah in Pisa dential election because all you Please! No more Dingcll! help get rid of some of this bad 36 I ike hen s teeth 50 Alternative beaj tormerly 4 Unbroken 39 Vegas lead-in 01 Busied 61 Wedd«ig words homo sapiens arc biased! language and the whatever? The only solution is for an Bush: I trust people. I don't No bad language? F— dial.' enlightened, anthropomorphic trust the federal government. It's going to be one of the themes you Gore The H.M.O.'s are against OHIO WEATHER squirrel like myself to go over the Thursday, October 19 last debate, word by word. hear tonight. I don't want the fed- the patients' rights bill, the 1 lere you go. You're welcome. eral government making deci- Dingell-Norwood bill that I sup- THE SUIT AccuWcather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures sions on behalf of everybody. port and that Governor Bush If this were in color, you I agree. After all. John Smith does not support. The debates begin with two would see that both men humans in matching suits walk- knows so much moreaimutfinan- AIIHIIII"" "\^ | Cleveland |647«47~] are wearing black suits Toledo 64/44 ing onto a red floor. Discourse cial planning than some schmuck ensues, including this number. with a Masters in Economics. Gore: He said if affirmative and red ties. action means quotas, he's against Just another piece of evi- I Younqatown 160 739 Bush: Well, you know, it's hard it. Affirmative action doesn't Gore: )im, we have a direct dis- dence suggesting that Manslield 65 /42 . agreement on this. to make people love one another. mean— the two "separate" par- I wish I knew the law, because I'd Bush: Good. Lehrer lust a minute, Mr. Vice ties are growing together. President, I wanted to—you dam sure sign it. I wish I knew the Gore: —quotas. Are you for it o law that said all of us should be without quotas? A conspiracy, I tell you. ) know, the way the rules go here One suit, two men. now, two minutes, two minutes good parents. Bush: Well. I may not be for and then I'll decide whether we Either tluit s a stupid sappy sen- your version, Mr. Vice President, Dayton 168 1*7 goon. O.K.? timent, or he's calling for a mind- but I am for what I just described Gore: Right control authoritarian regime. to the lady. She heard my answer. Gore: Are you for what the Puit's riglit! Tell him who's tlie I-ehrer Andrew Kossberg has Supreme Court says is a constitu- boss (besides Tony Darvui). WORD OF THE DAY a... question on education. tional way of having affirmative nnati ,70/47 ,-^J Kossberg: Mr. Vice President, in action? Bush: It says, for example, that the school district in which I work Bush: lim— OUTSIDER a woman doesn't have to go 1 Portsmouth |M°/45° | ( and in countless others across the Gore: I think that speaks for through a gatekeeper, can go to Pronunciation: nation, we face crumbling school itself. © 2000 AccuWeather. Inc her gynecologist. It says that you "aut»'sl»ddr buildings, increased school vio- Bush: No, it doesn't speak for can't gag a doctor. Function: noun lence, student apathy, overcrowd- itself, Mr. Vice President. It speaks 1 What's wrong with people? ing, lack of funding, lawsuits, the for the fact that there are certain Date: 1800 £&, fe*w 6m=> <=«•? ^^, ^s* «5&r 6m& Doesn't he know the comedy list goes on. I could mention low rules in this that we all agreed to. l:a person who does not Sunny Pi Cttudy Cloudy Showers T-uorms Ram Flumes Snow Ice behind tliat statement? teacher pay but I won't. What can But evidently rules don't mean belong to a particular VirfAuDoMOAaa And yes, you can gag a doctor. you tell me and my fellow anything. group; Trust me, I've done it. Damn lets. American teachers today about Don't make me come back 2: (chiefly British) a con- your plans for our immediate there, kids. You won't like it. tender not expected to win; THREE-DAY FORECAST Gore The national law that is future? pending on this, the Dingell- 3: that lonely little politician You're screwed. Lehrer Governor, the next Friday Saturday Sunday Norwood bill, a bipartisan bill, is question is for you and Leo at my window, begging for one that I support and that the Bush: I wish we could spend an Anderson will ask it. my vote. governor does not. hour talking about trusting peo- Anderson: In one of the last Bush: I do support a national ple. Is this the right position to debates held, the subject of capi- patients' bill of rights. take? tal punislunent came up. And in Lehren ...do you two agree orm Wow. Count on GWto actually your response to the question national patients' bill of rights? find a way to make this debate you seemed to overly enjoy, as a SAY WHAT? Partly Partly Partly Gore Absolutely not. I referred even mow dull and inane. matter of fact, proud that Texas Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy to the Dingell-Norwood bill... I led the nation in execution of - specifically would like to know Gore Right now our military is prisoners. High:68" High: 64" High:64 whether Governor Bush will sup- the strongest in the entire history Yee-haw! Texacutions for all! "In the depths of my Low: 43" Low: 46" Low: 39' port the Dingell-Norwood bill. of the world. I will — I pledge to heart I can't help Bush: Well, the difference is you I will do whatever is neces- Bush: It's the difference that I can get it done. sary to make sure that it stays that between big federal government being convinced that Gore What about the Dingell- way. and somebody who's coming my dear fellow men, ANSWERS Norwood bill? What he does/ft tell you is thai from outside of Washington who Wlutt about it? It is the funniest his plan is to supply all GIs with a will trust individuals. with few exceptions, 1 * V N o a J umb J i A - s ■- N 1 - ill 1 v "1 S name for legislation since the BowFlex. Wait a minute... How is it that 1 a are worthless." b " 1 s 3 1 A 0 nix 1 A 1 v Hawley-Smoot tariff. Hawley- the son of a man who spent twehv 1 S > t 0 1 ■i rl V 1 ■ 0 r\ Dingell-Smoot-Norwood Bush: By the way, every day's years in theWhiteHouseisconsid- ■ d V a v i ■ HlS i a 3 V Oilier than that. I don't care. earth day if you own the land. ered "outside ofWasliington?" l vfcl ll V m 1 N vaV tt s i v ~ N V Oil h i H s And I like the policies that will Don't touch me. * SIGMUND FREUD » u 1 ,i 1 i N V . Gore Now look, if you want * 1 ' ■ encourage farmers to put. set OK, kids, I'm done. Any more of S: 3 o V .1 * r ■ H 1 s someone who will spend a lot of aside land as well for conserva- this idiocy will cause my tiny PSYCHOLOGIST AND a II V ' Nlb.n 3 n s words describing a whole convo- tion purposes. Thank you. squirrel brain to rupture. SCREWED-UP MAN ' s % i 1 1 . |6 3 t V M 1 ; 1' ■ i 3 i s luted process and then end up No, thank you. Captain Cliclie'. I'd like to thank the New York ■ S v 1 -. ■ a V J ti C i U V d supporting legislation that is sup- Times for their transcript. 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ammmmm^m^ 4 Thursday. October 19.2000 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion TEENS SUSPENDED FOR NOT WATCHING TV TOLEDO (AP) — Two students who say their religious beliefs prohibit them from watching television were suspended after repeatedly walking out of class. School officials had suggested that they look away from the television instead of leaving class, Perrysburg Junior High School Principal Patrick Calvin said Wednesday. The children and their mother are members of a church that believes television should be avoided. OPINION EDITORIAL Subway series not advantageous
Tuesday, it finally happened programs on television, usually. sport itself will suffer. becoming a tired yearly occur- had a better record. This is For the first time in 44 years, With two New York teams in it, YOU DECIDE If people around tlie nation rence. thanks to baseball's wacky rule there will be a "subway series.' that really takes away from inter- Do you care about the "sub- lose interest, most notably kids, Ignoring the fact that they are a that even if it had the better record (meaning they were the The New York Yankees defeat - est in other baseball cities. New way series'? Let us know then the future of baseball is in team from New York, the Yankees ed the Seattle Mariners for the York and its fans will have some- jeopardy. The kids who watch record shows they didn't even better team in the regular sea- what you think at right to meet the New York Mets thing to cheer for this year, but and play the sport are the future deserve to get this far into son) the wild card team can in the World Series, making it the no one in the rest of the nation [email protected] of the game. If they lose interest, October. There were teams who never have home-field advantage first subway series since the will. baseball could be doomed. had a better record than them, in a playoff series. Yankees played the Brooklyn Interest will surely be lost on Not only does New York have a such as the Cleveland Indians, A subway series is bad for Dodgers in 1956. the West Coast, and other parts series only benefits the state of stranglehold on this year's World who didn't even get into the play- baseball on many accounts. It is The baseball world couldn't be of the United States that are no New York. The television stations Series, it also seems to have a offs. bad for the sport, the fans and more ecstatic, but a subway where in the vicinity of New York. airing the World Series will more firm grip on them all. The The Yankees benefited from the television networks. series is actually the worst thing If there were a team in the than likely see a drop in viewer- Yankees have won three of the being in one of baseball's weak- Instead of being so ecstatic, the that could possibly happen to Series from say California, Texas ship from past years. last four World Series, and no est divisions. The Yankees also powers that be for the sport America's pastime. or somewhere in the Midwest, Not only will an all-NYC World matter what happens this year, a benefited from having home- should be crying and hoping that Think about it. The World then it would keep the interest of Series have a negative effect on New York team will have won field advantage against the it is another 44 years until this Series is one of the most watched more of the nation. A subway the television stations, but the four of the last five Series'. It is Mariners, even though Seattle happens again. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Jedianity isn't ON THE STREET many students who offered assis- notice the distinction between Chief: Univer- tance and support to the BGSU the two sentences, for they con- Do you think our Christianity officers at various traffic posts cern two different groups: the country's environ- sity handled and those monitoring the resi- University as a whole, and dence halls and academic build- women working at the mental policies need AT ISSUE Do Brother Jed's claims line up with the Bible? improvement? blackout well ings. Many offered food or water University. Hey. you there. Yeah you, read- to the officers assigned to a fixed Correctly stated, about 17 per- ing this newspaper. You're a fomi- Last Tuesday evening's power post. cent of the 153 professors ("Full" ERIN outage created a little chaos on cator and a drunkard and Cod is Once again congratulations to professors, not counting associ- very, very angry with you. HELPPIE campus and in the city. There everyone for not letting the situa- ate and assistant professors — was little panic, other than from This is the basic theme of what Opinion columnist tion get out of control. Ed.) on campus are women. This you've probably heard Brother some of those trapped iti an ele figure is nearly twice as high as Jed hollering out by the bell person's heart. He counts pride, vator. Fortunately the unscrupu- James W.Wiegand the editorial reported, although it tower. What's his deal, anyway? lous did not try to take advantage selfish motives, and envy on the Chief of Campus Police is certainly not high enough to What exactly are the beliefs of his same level as adultery, sexual of the situation. that drive him to travel all over [email protected] edu meet the current standards soci- R0NWETZEL immorality, and murder. This I want to thank the faculty and ety has set. the country and yell at people on perspective puts every person on staff for their response to the out - JUNIOR college campuses? level playing ground — and we age. More importantly, I want to Editorial mis- Eric Schroeder MARKETING He says he's doing what Cod all fall short. Paul recognizes that thank the students who did not [email protected] edu has called him to do — proclaim he is incapable of cleaning him- panic or add to the confusion stated number "I think it's doing the message. So what is his mes- self up to meet God's standards, and by and large were a great pretty good. We are sage? and that his righteousness is help to the BGSU Police Division. of female profs well-informed." When asked directly, he has dependent on his faith in God's Inappropriate behavior would replied that he preaches because grace through Jesus. Any good have only added to the confu- he wants students to understand things he does are referred to as I want to clarify a misinter- SUBMISSION POLICY that they are sinners, to know sion. As a result of everyone pretation of the statistics "fruit" (or the result) of God's how they can be forgiven so as work in him. They are not duties pulling together the University regarding the gender of profes- The BG News gladly prints Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns. not to spend eternity in hell. So if performed in an attempt to gain was able to successfully get sors at BGSU (Editorial, Oct. Jed really believes the only 'sin Letters should be less than 300 God's favor. The grace Paul talks through a very trying, albeit short 18). The editorial cited the fig- solution" is God's forgiveness, words and Guest Columns can be about means that he already has emergency. ures on the first page incorrect- why does he spend such a dis- 500 to 700 words. Name, phone God's favor. And for no reason In approximately two hours, ly. Instead of saying. "Only 9 proportionate amount of time other than that God loves him number and address should be the dispatch center of the police percent of all of our full-time ALEXANDER CASIMIR dwelling on the problem (sin), and chooses to give it to him. division received more than 300 professors are women," the line included for verification. All sub- and barely mentioning the EXCHANGE STUDENT If you were to approach most phone calls. Emergencies were should have read. "Nine per- missions may be edited for length. answer? Does he really believe Christians and ask them how handled promptly and those call- cent of women employed at the Personal attacks will not be print- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION that salvation is so simple? Let's God feels about humanity, the ing 911 without an emergency University are full professors." ed Send submissions to 210 West look other claims he has made. answer would probably be the were requested to call back and as correctly stated in the first Hall or [email protected] "Yes, we need to When questioned about his same: God loves everyone. our 2-2346 number. page article "Women professors with subject line "letter to the edi- improve our mindset tactics, Jed frequently compares They'll probably agree that God I want to personally thank the lacking at U." It is important to tor" or "guest column." as a whole." himself with notable figures in doesn't condone sin, but that he Christianity. He claims that his doesn't hate people because of it. evangelistic methods are like When asked about God's love. Jed those of the Apostle Paul. says that God's love is conditional Since Paul is the author of — that he is "benevolent" toward most of the New Testament, WE ESTIMATE the world, but that he only To co«£ IKJ ACROSS THE. CWMTRY; \ there's a lot of information about "loves" those who love him first AL
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Baseball star cheated out of thousands www.bgnews.com NEW YORK (AP) — Joe DiMaggio's lawyer cheated him out of several hundred thousand dollars in memorabil- ia in the last days of his life, according to a biography on the New York Yankees great. In his book, "Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life," Richard Ben Cramer zeroed in on Morris Engelberg DiMaggio's lawyer and friend through the 1990s. NATION Crew of USS Cole Honored Spacewalking like love BySonyaRoss By Marcia Dunn time. But it was a loose leash. Safer, is meant for use on a space ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER AP AEROSPACE WRITER "Ml. what's it like being a satel- station. Without the jetpack. an NORFOLK, Va. — Alternating CAPE CANAVERAL Ra —Two lite?" one of the astronauts inside astronaut could drift away and between words of grief and retri- spacewalking astronauts Discovery asked as Wisoff pro- become lost in space. bution, President Clinton sought wrapped up construction work pelled himself 240 miles above Safer is much smaller and less Wednesday to comfort the sailors outside the international space Earth. powerful than the Buck Rogers- and families of the USS Cole. He station on Wednesday, then fired "Pretty awesome," Wisoff like jetpack that was used a few praised the fallen as patriots and up their jetpacks and cruised replied. Later he murmured: times by shuttle astronauts in sternly warned the "hate-filled around. "Like falling in love." JefTWisoff and Michael Lopez- NASA insisted the spacewalk- 1984. That device has long since terrorists" whose attack killed 17 been retired. aboard the Navy destroyer "We Alegria took turns jetting over ers be tethered for the jetpack will find you and justice will pre- and around space shuttle demonstration. Because Earlier Wednesday, the two vail." Discovery's payload bay to test Discovery is docked lo the space astronauts completed the Under a gray sheet of sky, the small nitrogen-powered station, the shuttle could not Discovery crew's fourth and final Clinton addressed a memorial rocket backpack that could immediately dash after the astro- spacewalk in as many days to ceremony at a Norfolk Naval someday save an astronaut's life. nauts if their jetpacks failed. install two new space station Station pier crowded with They were on a leash the whole The miniature jetpack, called components. destroyers and aircraft carriers. Associated Press Photo Sailors in white dress uniforms MEMORIAL Band members, sailors, wounded crew members of the lined every deck of every ship, lis- USS Cole and their families listen to remarks on Pier 12 at Norfolk tening to Clinton praise the col- Naval Base during a memorial service honoring the crew, casualties leagues lost in Thursday's explo- and wounded of the USS Cole. sion at a Yemeni harbor as "our nearby. A wounded sailor saluted small-scale replica of finest young people, fallen sol- from his front-row stretcher, his Philadelphia's Independence $Tmmo && CQMEMY diers who rose to freedom's chal- wife at his side. Hall, and sat with the grief-strick- lenge." en. Wounded sailors, 36 in all, "They all had their own stories The military's top civilian and came to him on gumeys, on uniformed leaders also look part. crutches, in wheelchairs, with legs and their own dreams," Clinton in casts or faces pocked with said. "In the names and faces of "Death snatched them away in one violent, unsuspecting injury. those we lost and mourn, the Two sailors injured in the attack world sees our nation's greatest moment while they were making remain in Germany undergoing sure America and ils friends slepl strength: People in uniform, root- treatment, and another was ed in every race, creed and region easily in a dangerous world," said recovering from surgery per- on the face of the Earth." Defense Secretary William Cohen. formed Tuesday night. He warned those responsible for The president spent more than Clinton described the attackers an hour visiting with the wound- — still unknown — as "hate-filled the bombing, "Our search for you will be relentless." ed and making his way slowly terrorists" who "envy our around adjoining rooms, talking strength" while holding warped Army Cen. Hugh Shelton, with new widows, childless par- religious, political, racial, or ethnic chairman of ihe loint Chiefs of ents and parentless children, views of the world. Staff, was more blunt: "Those who many of wnom wore blue-and- 'Tor them, it is their way or no perpetrated this act of terror gold lapel ribbons and clutched should also never forget that photographs of their loved ones. way," he said. Addressing those "There were, obviously, some attackers directly, the president America's memory is long, and tears and sobbing," said White warned: "You will not find a safe our reach, longer." House spokesman Elliot Diringer. Alexandra McHale harbor. We will find you and jus- Besides Conen and Shelton, The president then went to the tice will prevail" Clinton was accompanied by ceremony at Pier 12, which was Today, October 19 One by one, Clinton called out daughter Chelsea, Attorney surrounded by the McFaul, the full names and ranks of the 17 General lanet Reno, Cohen's wife, destroyer USS Ross and aircraft 8pm MAC Countryside dead, including those whose bod - lanet langhari Cohen, and carriers USS Enterprise and national security adviser Sandy Eisenhower. In the stories told by Alexandra is a graduate ol Fairficld University in CT and is also a member of Ihe prestigious Aclos's Studio in ies have yet to be recovered. Berger. First lady Hillary Rodham the families, Clinton said, he New York City While studying at the Studio, she realized she had a knack for making people laugh She tried In the end, a lone Navy trum- Clinton arrived later in a separate could hear the pride of the first out her comedy at one of the local clubs and quickly became a regular at clubs such as The Comic Strip. Catch peter played "Taps" from the dick a Rising Star and Carolne's. She is also well known in the impruv circles having performed with N20 Comedy, car. time they saw their loved one in All Legs, No Brains and The Bottlerockets Alexandra currently resides in New York City and makes a mean of the destroyer USS McFauL one Clinton went directly to the 93- uniform, or "the last time you said iwta cheese omelette of two (iile sister ships docked year-old Pennsylvania House, a goodbye." Recent showcases 2000 NACA \E. SC, WL GL Festival, EC Festival
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Suspects found for gruesome mob attack www.bgnews.com JKRUSALEM (AP) — Less than a week after Israel promised to hunt down the Palestinians who killed and mutilated two soldiers, security sources said Wednesday commandos had captured at least six sus- pects believed to have taken part in the gruesome mob attack.I)etails of the operation were shrouded in secre- cy, but in Israel, the news was greeted with grim satis- faction. WORLD Colombia conference achieves little By Andrew Selsky ASSOCIMIO PRESS W R11E R SAN JOSF. Costa Rica —Acon- ference aimed al finding ways lo ease Colombia's 36 year conflict ended Wednesday wilh only a vague call for "humanitarian accords" lo curl) ils brutality. Jlh no major peace initiatives k. the meeting in this Central American capital became a forum o« Plan Colombia,a US-backed anti-drug offensive many feel will WEST inflame the 36-year conflict. In closed-door sessions, Out of Myth? Into Reality European participants criticized the plan and ils large US. military nber 31, 2000 aid component — indicating that Washington is becoming isolated in its policy toward the South F the Wild West wore pants. American nation. ;>$rlcan west from 1825-1925. "It's clear that they're not going to give any more money for Plan fao.. •- Colombia." said Susan Lee, a del- Associated Press Photo boytfipetry ' egate from the London based John Smite, local poet PEACE: Costa Rican police officers check the trunk of a car for possible explosives outside the location and 8:3op " rya; human-rights group Amnesty where the International Conference on Peace and Human Rights in Colombia will take place over the next International three days in San Jose, Costa Rica. Guerrillas attending the three- oven invited. Colombian government repre- In statements prior to the con- 000 fof.dertails on programming day conference called 1 In a statement wrapping up the sentatives found few allies to sup- ference, Chile supported the - ' g this exhibition. Washington's $1.3 billion aid plan conference, a smaller leftist rebel port Plan Colombia — which plane, while Brazil and Venezuela an assist to amis manufacturers faction — the National liberation President Andres Pastrana says opposed it. disguised as a drug-lighting initia- Army, or F.I.N — joined the gov- will stamp out dnig trafficking The conference precedes a PML, Friday 10 *j*.-i o PJA. tive. donors meeting scheduled for iday n AJfc-5 9 J*.. Ooied Mondays ernment and human rights and strengthen the country's xmatton • www.toledomuseum org Conference organizers had activists in backing peace talks democracy. Tuesday in Bogota at which the ofAvi Pr»htf 'jii.wton tmn Buftoto hoped for breakthroughs in and calling urgently for "humani- The U.S. aid package, signed by European Union and individual humanizing the conflict, which tarian accords" to stem the brutal- President Clinton over three governments are expected to chip claims some 3.000 lives annually ity. months ago. will provide dozens in millions of dollars for social !«a«0n0BOiaHiaiaHH0Hk!ia0nHaHon«H00an0nnf and hits forced nearly 2 million A new massacre reported in of combat helicopters to U.S.- programs, said F.U envoy lean- Colombians to flee their homos Colombia on Wednesday under- ii.inn-.] Colombian army troops Marc laforel of France. But it during the past 1 ri years. scored the need for results. who will seek to wrest control of won't be aid for Plan Colombia, But Colombia's largest guerrilla Villagers fleeing to the nonhem dnig plantations from guerrillas diplomats were quick to point army, the Revolutionary Armed town of Cannon de Bolivar say and paramilitary groups. out. y\ulhor oj forces of Colombia, or FARC, paramilitary gunmen killed at Some Latin American coun- "Plan Colombia is one year I ('onlcmporury 'Ink and ^Wush tPaintinfls declined an invitation. Rival right- least 12 of their family members tries fear the military push will old," said Spanish foreign min- wing paramilitary groups respon- Tuesday Officials were trying to destabilize the region and cause istry official lose Antonio sible for the largest number of confirm the reports. Colombia's conflict lo spill across Martinez. "We have been provid- •Signing Autographs human rights abuses won' not At the meetings in San lose. its borders. ing aid to Colombia for decades." • IKISU Alumnus WAREHOUSE i •Describes his life SALE •I las boon nationally recognized
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Awete, 36, lived with her moth- "Containment of the outbre4k In keeping with custom, her er and sisters in a small com- should not be a problem," said Dr. body was kept in her hut for two pound of six thatched huts and a Guenael Rodier, a senior WHO days to allow friends and family to dilapidated house surrounded by official and veteran of a half- take part in the funeral. Awete's banana trees and rows of com. dozen Ebola outbreaks in West family and closest friends ritually She made her living selling home- Africa. "Simple measures will bathed her body, buried her less brewed cassava beer and com she avoid the spread of the disease than 30 feet from where she died ground by hand inside her 15-foot from person to person and that is and then washed their hands in a wide, windowless hut. what we arc going to work on." ! communal basin as a sign of Kabede Opong is three miles He said investigators from the unity. from Gulu, a town of 150,000 U.S.-based Centers for Disease What they did not know was about 225 miles north of the capi- Control were bringing sophistj- that Aweie's body had become a tal Kampala. People here do not cated equipment not available in time bomb carrying the deadly eat wild animals, suspected as the Uganda that is required to con- Ebola virus. That was on Sept. 7. source of some past Ebola out- firm infection with Ebola. T Now, her mother, three sisters and breaks, and she did nothing In recent days, anyone with three other relatives are dead and unusual before she died, except early symptoms of the disease has the virus has spread across a 15- for a trip to another village to get been quarantined and counledi^s mile.radius, killing 39 people and cassava leaves for brewing. a potential victim. Rumors infecting as many as 63 others. At first, neighbors thought abound of cases in other districts Ebola is transmitted through Awete died of dysentery, cholera of Uganda, which could either sig- contact with bodily fluids, such as or any of a number of illnesses nify a dramatic spread of the dis- mucus, saliva and blood, and can common to the area. ease or just panic. be passed through a simple hand- "People had fears after the sec- "There are many rumors that shake. Four days after exposure, ond victim," said lustin Okot, a need to be checked," said Rodier. flu-like symptoms set in, followed police officer who lived in the "But it is clear that if you have no by bloody diarrhea and vomiting. compound next to Awete. "It was contact with Gulu, then you are Ten to 15 days later, the victims after the eighth victim, that's unlikely to have Ebola" "bleed out" through the nose, when we suspected this is a new Professor I-rancis Omaswa, mouth and eyes. Blood and other disease." director general of Uganda's med- bodily fluids also begin seeping Okot and his wife, lifelong ical services, said reports that two through the skin, producing friends of Awete, look part in her people dial of Ebola in neighbor- painful blisters. funeral. Okot's boss has told him ing Kitgum were false and that the How Awete — so far the first not to come to work for at least 12 virus was being contained in Gulu person known to have contracted days, and then get a doctor to cer- district. Ebola in Uganda — became tify that he is healthy. While he has However, a medical team was infected is a mystery. In fact, no symptoms, his wife has not sent to investigate a suspected researchers have no idea where been so lucky. outbreak in I jra district, southeast the virus lives in between out- "My wife was admitted yester- of Gulu, said Paul Kaggwa, a breaks, which are often years and day to the hospital," Okot said, his I lealth Ministry spokesman. hundreds of miles apart. While voice trembling as he tried to hold On Wednesday, Tanzania they know it resides in a host ani- back tears. He feels certain it is joined Kenya in introducing med- mal or insect that it does not kill, Ebola. ical screening at its border points they have not identified the host. More help arrived Wednesday with Uganda. On a Canadian two dollarTil bill, the Slag flying over Bowling Green the Parliament Building is 1-75 (Exit 181) & E. Wooster an American Flag. A Million Reasons. J A Single Store.® . vjsl, Meljer on the lnlernel! Www.meijer.com mwwmmiw^- SHOP BY PHONE! 1-800-BEERMAN, 1-800-233-7626, Dayton call 224-1000 WHAT YOU WANT FOR THE ELDER-BEERMAN STORE NEAREST YOU OR TO SHOP BY PHONE, CALL 1-800-BEERMAN (1-800-233-7626) • OR visit us on the Inltrnet 0 www tkfc*-t*«rman com BG NEWS SPORTS TENNIS: FALCON TEAMS HEAD TO ROCKET, MAC TOURNAMENTS. PAGE 10 BRIEFING MAC Favorites Picked CLEVELAND - Kent State and Western Michigan were picked Wednesday to repeat as division winners in Mid- October 19. American Conference women's basketball. 2000 • In voting by sportswriters and sportscasters, who cover the league, Kent State got 33 of 37 first-place votes as the top selec- , tion to win the East Division. Miami, with two first-place votes, was the pick to finish second, fol- lowed by Akron. Buffalo, Bowling Green, Ohio and Marshall. In the West Division. Western Michigan got 21 first-place votes and second pick Eastern Michigan got 12, followed by Ball Golfers go out in style State. Toledo, Northern Illinois and Central Michigan. By Joel Hammond scores." said BG coach Garry a total of 215 (75-68-72). He was MAC championships in the team score for 36 holes (569 in STAFF WRITER Winger. "To shoot live-under in closely followed by Balls, who spring, we must improve," he Monday's second round and The BG men's golf team trav- the second round and still be in shot 216 (72-76-68) to tie for 19th. said. "But. I can't complain with Tuesday's third round) and the eled to Franklin, Indiana Monday 11th place was something I've and Smarelli, who was 27th with our progress so far. and see no best team score for 54 holes with Volleyball and Tuesday to close out their fall never seen before. I think the 217(74-72-71). reason why we can't contend for an 863. season at the Legends of Indiana good play filtered from the top to Other Falcon golfers were the conference. We have the tal- "It's something that these guys Invitational. the bottom—the last place team junior Justin Gillham and fresh- ent." will remember for a long time, to beats Ohio The Falcons came back from shot 878. which is amazing for man Chris Kucera. who both tied Records have your name in the record 11th place to finish fifth in a 13th place." for 53rd with 225. and sopho- In the process of climbing the books,'' Winger said. strong field, scoring a total of 863. Sophomore Adam Balls fired a more Andy Miller, who was 57th leaderboard from 11th to fifth in The BG women's golf team in 4 games Indiana won the event with 840, final-round 68 and senior Jon - with 226. the last round of the tournament, brought their fall season to a while Ball State (847), Eastern Smarelli (71) and junior Brian Winger was very excited about the Falcons set three school close this past weekend in State at home Michigan (856) and Eastern Gerken (72) also stepped up their his team's performance this records for proficiency on the College. Pa., playing in the 2000 Kentucky also edged out Bowling efforts to lead BG back into con- weekend, but he knows there's links. Nittany Lion Invitational. Green. tention in the late stages. still room for improvement for Records that fell were the best By MckHurm and Pete Stela STAFF WRITERS T think we were a little shell- Overall. Gerken led the team the spring. team score for 18 holes (283 in GOLF, PAGE 10 shocked and amazed at the with a 14th-place finish, carding "If we want to contend for the Monday's second round), best Last weekend, the BG volley- ball team looked like they were the team to beat in the Mid- . American Conference as they blasted by Buffalo and Northern Stubbs Illinois In Wednesday night's game against East Division leading BG wins third straight Relay first Ohio, BG may have not looked as solid as they did the weekend By Derek McCord up for BG before, but the winning attitude STAFF WRITER definitely stayed as the Falcons In a season that saw the BG (12-7 overall, 5-5 in the MAC) men's soccer team lose five one defeated OU in foursets 8-15.15- swimming goal games and start the season 13.15-5,15-10. with a 3-6 record has turned into "I think last weekend was huge By Erica Gambaccini a season of optimism and possi- for us." said captain JoAnna STAFF WRITER bly a conference title. Papageorgiou. "We just did very The Falcons brought their The top three men's teams and well. This win is good, it's big, the number one women's team in overall record to 6-6 with their OU's ranked now but we didn't the Mid-American Conference third straight victory Tuesday, win the way we wanted to. We for the last four years will travel upsetting Oakland University 2- didn't carry over the fire from the 1. Oakland was ranked sixth in tomorrow to Copper Pool. weekend but we have another the Great Lakes Region by They will compete against the chance this weekend." Falcons" men and women swim- National Soccer Coaches One of BG coach Denise Van Association of America. ming and diving teams at the De Walle's main concerns going The match saw the Grizzlies Tom Stubbs Relay Friday. into the Ohio game was the con- scoring first and early in ninth The relay will be a non-scoring sistency of her team. minute when Adam meet and it will be the Falcon's At times the Falcons have first official meet of [he season. looked like hungry champions Heinemann beat Falcon goal- Michael lehmkuhle BG News keeper David DeGraff. It was Findlay. Eastern Michigan. ready to go all the way to the top Miami, Toledo and Oakland are But there have also been Heinemann's third goal of the GET IT UP: The men's soccer teams huddles up before a recent match. BG beat Oakland Tuesday. season with Ron Mashni getting the teams the Brown and Orange moments where BG has strug- will have to face. the assist. gled. Times when spectators real- Miami's women's team has ized that the Falcons have five The Falcons continued to Soon after in the 81st minute Falcons with 12 points on the Green head coach Mel Mahler. placed either first or second in new starters on the floor from last attack the Oakland net eventu- fifth year senior Zac Olson season. "Its a full 90 minute match, we the MAC conference for the past year's team. ally breaking through when would put his first goal of the "For us to go in there and be never really quit, were very decade. • When the Falcons started freshman PJ. Behan scored his season past Mike Skolnik for the down 1 -0 and score two goals patient, stayed within the game The top three teams in the against the Bobcats. BG struggled first collegiate goal in the 79th match winner. Matt Lyons was shows that the majority of the MAC that will be competing a little and they had trouble minute to put the match square credited with his sixth assist of guys are seeing the rewards for against the men are Eastern returning Bobcat serves. OU had at one apiece. the season. Lyons leads the their hard work," said Bowling SOCCER. PAGE 11 Michigan. Miami and Toledo. four aces in game one. "I think we're going to do well," The Falcon team huddled said head coach Randy Julian. together giving each other "We're working harder this year. encouragement to stick It back to It's going to be an outstanding the Bobcats. BG never really got meet." Its offense set up in the first game According to Julian the swim- because the service return was off Injured leader ready to rise mers and divers went through which left BG scrambling to set a their most challenging training ball that could be only forced over ByDanMed "My PCL was so loose that ASSISTANT SPORTS E0IT0R during the past three days. They by the middle and outside hitters, every time I flexed my leg, my have been practicing for the past Instead of smacked down. He wasn't where he was sup- tibia had to be pulled forward six weeks and are ready to com- i "Our serve/receive was not posed to be last weekend. and it put five or 10 times more pete. very good in game one," Van De He wasn't with his team, in pressure on my kneecap than Julian hopes senior Bill Roehl. Walle said. "I think OU came out the south. Alabama to be exact. any regular person would,'' he He didn't have that first hand said. "So it wasjust like someone senior Andy Jenkins and fresh- serving hard and aced us. That sting of the two losses the Falcon was pounding a nail in the back man Ryan Golden will lead the just took the wind out of our sail." hockey team suffered this week- of my kneecap every time I took male swimmers and freshman The Falcons got as close as 7-9. end to Alabama Huntsvill >. a stride or walked or tried to Sarah Agnew and Jillian Coward but the Bobcats controlled the Instead Doug Schueller spent catch myself. It was pretty and senior Jen Jarjosa will lead ri?st of the game and were on its his weekend in surgery, to get painful." the women swimmers. way to a 8-15 win of game one. staples removed from a knee But still, despite the wishes of "We have a very good fresh- '. During the three games fol- that has been hurt for five yeais everyone around him, the cap- men class." Julian said. "This will lowing the first. BG got back that and was operated on six months tain played on. give us a chance to see Iww our hunger in its eye and controlled before. "Everyone was telling me to die Bobcats drive, stifling it. BG freshmen do right off the bat." While Schueller was recuper- just get it fixed, but it was com- Three other freshmen Julian went to what has worked for ating, trying to fill a physical ing down to playoff time," thinks will do well Friday include them. void left from playing much of Schueller said. "It's hard for Tim Hutchinson, Emily Hois and \ One of the new commodities last season on one leg. his team someone who has played hock- Zach Gullufsen. that has worked for BG has been was struggling. They were trying ey for 17 years, to watch their a, lineup change. Senior JoAnna to fill a defensive void left from team play while they sit aside Papageorgiou and sophomore the loss of their best defense- and I did it for a whole year. Kjistin Gamby switched spots, man, emotional leader and cap- When I did it the first time. 1 vjith Papageorgiou taking on the taia who was having surgery in wasn't gonna do it again." right side hitter position and Minnesota. At the end of last season, (Jamby moving to middle hitter, It remains to be seen whether Schueller didn't practice much. ayid the lineup seemed to work the Falcons will continue to His hockey was limited to forBG. struggle without Schueller. But it games. Every shift started and I "Team chemistry is really is certain that his hole will be ended with pain. Every week good," said BG coach Denise Van there until at least mid- Schueller spent more time with De Walle." I like this new lineup November. ice on his knee than on the ice "Its painful right now, and I itself. ajid we need to make sure we MU/jfer don't have all my range of work on some things right now. He fought the pain. motion," Schueller said. "I can "There were times last year Tnis is the lineup I want to con- skate around in practice and do when I would come off the Ice tinue with. I like Pop on the right pretty much everything, but I'm and my hands would be shaking sjde and I like Gamby In the mid- still not anywhere near 100 per- and Brian Hills would ask me if I dle." cent and I still have a ways to could still go out on the ice," he ! BG came out in the next three 8°" said. "I'd just shake and I games and improved its passing This is an injury that didn't wouldn't say anything and then game. This enabled BG to get stem from a dirty hit. or hyper when It came for my turn to go sjome big kills. BG Jumped out to extension. It was a high school out there, I'd Just jump out there Michael lehmkirteBG News r leads in both games two and injuiy. Schueller tore tendons in and forget about it and fight e. Nationally ranked middle- his knee, had surgery, sat out through it." SPLASH: Tim Hutchinson, rjitter Caty Rommeck picked up and resumed his career. About And. as off season surgery Michael lehmkil* BG News Hit photo freshman, completes his some big blocks which did noth- four years later, the 1999-00 sea- rotation during the recent son, the knee had deteriorated READY TO PLAY: Falcon Doug Schueller missed the first two BG SCHUELLER. PAGE 10 intersquad swim/dive meet WiN.PAGEII severely. hockey games while recovering from knee surgery. at Cooper Pool. 10 Thursday. Oclobef 19. 2000 SPORTS BG NEWS Ready for return understands the size of the hole. SCHUELLER, FROM PAGE 9 "It'll be a tough hole to fill," said Statkus. 'That leadership and became imminent, the Falcons presence on the ice is real big, he knew this situation would come. usually sets the tone early with a A wounded leader, a defense with big hit. Between the six of us in a hole the lineup, we'll have to step up." Four veterans, other than The doctors said Schueller Schueller, return to the Falcon should expect to play around blue line this season In the wake December. But he says he'll try to of the captain's absence, two suck up the pain and go out as freshman will be thrust into the soon as early November. lineup. Right now. that looks like "I have pain in my kneecaps Kevin Bieksa, Brian Escobedo or and patella tendon," he said. "But Erik Eaton. I'll have to play through it. That's But still for the Falcons to fend what I did last year, hopefully I off the offensive attacks of wont hurt it some more." Michigan and the rest of the In the mean time, the recovery CCHA. the veterans must lead the process could hurt the Falcons as charge. much as it hurts Schueller. It's There's really no one who never good when a team opens Michael Lehn*iMe BG New, plays quite like Dougie does," said the season half a country away, senior defenseman Louis Mass. ON TO TOLEDO: Freshman and a captain is on the operating "But as far as leadership, collec- Nick Moxley prepares to table. tively (assistant captains) Vally return a shot to his opponent But, Schueller said the surgery (CurtisValentine), Greg (Day) and Oct. 8 during the BGSU went well. I can pick up the slack for when Invitational. The Falcons "It was about as fun as surgery he's not here, and I'll continue to can be," he said. head to the Rocket Indoor play my role and me. Joe (Statkus) And that could be good news Tournament this weekend. and Grady (Moore) can pick up for the Falcons It could mean our physical play out then their fearless leader will be back Junior defenseman Joe Statkus Tennis ready to Rocket Men set records ByBobBfumberg deal. We're match tough again." haven't even scratched the sur- formance might suffer STAFF WPIII8 face on how good we can play. "It might." said Dean about the "If we can continue to build on who each fired 238 which placed The men's tennis team sent We haven't gone backwards." break hurting the team. "We're a the Michigan Tournament, we GOLF, FROM PAGE 9 them in a tie for 30th. Junior two players to compete in the The team competes this week- little rusty from taking that time should be fine." Dean added. Shannon Smith tied for 50th with annual Rocket Indoor end at the Advantage Spartans off." Dean also noted some stand Tied tor fourth after the first day 245. sophomore Emily Hassen Tournament in Toledo this past Fall Invitational in East Lansing. "But once we're in coni|x'ti outs so far this season. of play, the Lady Falcons watched tion. I think we'll measure up to tied for 61st with 250 and fresh- weekend. Mich. Participating teams "My number one doubles ihrii stranglehold on the top five man Julie Wise took 93rd with Sophomores Peter Gardonyi include BG, host Michigan State. the match." she added team is playing really well." she disappear as they fell to eighth, 271. and Micael Lopez-Acevedo DePaul and Western Michigan. After two tournaments, the said. shooting rounds of 319-317-320 "I really thought this was our made the trip to the Glass City for 'I don't have a lot of expecta- women are putting up decent for a total of 956. She also pointed out her top best tournament of the year, the tournament. Gardonyi went tions, win-loss wise," Harris said. numbers. In singles, seniors Host Penn State led wire-to- team-wise." Binzel said. "We were 1-1 in singles, defeating a player "This is the strongest full-team Meghan Rhodes and Abby three singles players: Rhodes. wire as they finished with 908 the best we have been all year, from Xavier before falling a tournament we have in the fall." Bratton are 4-3. senior Erika Bratton and Wasilewski. (302 306-300). They were fol- which wasn't reflected in our Wolverine from Michigan "I expect our guys to go in with Wasilewski and freshman Gaby Their games are really com- lowed by James Madison (310- place. I definitely thought we M. Lopez-Acevedo went 1-2 in as much confidence as ever," he Coello are 3-3. Freshman Lisa ing along They're playing some 297 306-913), UNC- closed out the first part of the sea- the first flight of singles. He and added. "If we go in and out. work Maloney stands at 1-2. senior outstanding tennis." Dean said. Greensboro. who made one of son on a high note." Gardonyi teamed up for the first the opponents and play smart, Tracey Howitt is 1-4 and fresh At Kalamazoo. the team will the biggest leaps of the field (325- The Falcons will also be expect- doubles flight, going 0-2. we're trie top team." man Jessica Johnson is 1 -5. get a good idea of how the MAC 306-294-925). Maryland (316- ed to contend for the Mid- "They both had good wins in The team will play Friday, At the doubles positions. looks. 311-311—938), Ohio, another American Conference singles." said coach Jay Harris Saturday, and Sunday in East Bratton and Coello are 2 I. It's the first time well see the strong finisher (331-319-302— Championship this fall, which Coello and Rhodes, along with "The doubles was not as good as Lansing. MAC teams in the fall," Dean 952), William and Mary (319-324- Binzel knows will be easier said we had hoped." Women Bratton and Devon Bissinger an' said. "It gives us some kind of 312—955) and Longwood (332- than done 'It showed those guys what Coach Penny Dean and her 2-2 and Bissinger and Maloney measure of the MAC for the 316-307-955). "We start conditioning this they need to improve on." Harris squad didn't play this past week- are 1-1. Howitt and Johnson are Sophomore Shelley Binzel spring." week, and it all depends on liow added. "It was a successful week- end. They will travel to 0-2. while Howitt and Wasilewski paced the team once again with we work over the off-season. I end." Kalamazoo, Mich., for the fall stand at 0-3. The team competes in the fall 236. good for a tied-for-20th fin- think what we showed at Penn "We've had an outstanding MAC Indoor Tournament. After a "I am much more pleased at MAC Indoor Tournament Friday. ish. She was followed by team- State was a sign of things to fall," said Harris, about the team's weekend off, and a Fall Break the second tournament.'' Dean Saturday, and Sunday starting at mates freshman Jenny Schnipke come," Binzel said. performance thus far. "We with no practices, the team's per- said. "We've improved a great 9 a.m. each day and sophomore Stephanie Ebea. „. 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We forBG. clean." put the game away." count. jured an ankle injury that began just have to take care of Kentucky, Gamby and freshman Susie Norris followed with a kill of With previous victories over rCentucky coach Ian Collins is in pre-season workouts and play Akron and then senior day is Norris led the Brown and her own. a Papageorgiou block conference opponents Marshall led in goal by Brian O'Leary, who Martinka is having a bruise evalu- against Buffalo and play for the Orange wi'h 14 kills each and and two more Falcon points (1-0) last Friday and over Western in his ten appearances has ated today on his right foot. regular season championship." juniors Rommeck and Shyann gave BG a 7-6 advantage. Michigan (2-0) Oct. 11 the Falcons recorded five shutouts for a 0.80 Defender Adam Schkora. who DeGraJT honored Robinson both netted 12, The Brown and Orange, have a 2-1 Mid-American goal against average. The Wildcat is still recovering from an injured Falcon goalkeeper Dave respectively. behind a Gamby block, with Conference record and have a attack is lead by Chris McDAniel meniscus in his right knee, might DeGraff was awarded the MAC "I think the chemistry on the two OU out of bounds shots possibility of becoming regular (3-1-7). Giovani Femandes (2-3-71 be out until the beginning of the and a Norris kill, gave BG a 13-7 player of the week after his clean - floor is really good and we made season champions going into the and Chris Soler (2-3-7). conference tournament. Schkora some changes, which proved to lead. The Bobcats got as close as sheets over Western Michigan (2- conference tournament Nov. 3. UK defeated BG at home last has been cleared to start running be good for us," Rommeck said. 13-10 but the Falcons put the 0) and Marshall (1-0). DeGraff "Winning is a miraculous thing season 1,-0 giving the Falcons but will not be evaluated again " We arejust trying to work with game, and match, away. in a lot of ways. You win some ball their first conference loss of last next week by doctors. made four saves against Marshall it now." "Game four. I thought it came games you feel good about what season. BG could control their own last Saturday for the victory. In game four. OU jumped out down to who was going to make you are doing," Mahler said. "It's a "We wanted to be playing our destiny with their last three "I think he deserves it." Mahler to a 4-0 lead until Robinson put the least amount of errors," Van reward for all of your work, you best soccer at the end of the sea- matches being played in five days the Falcons on the board. After a said. "He has done very well all De Walle said. "It wasn't as clean start believing in some things. son," Mahler said. 'We have an at home against conference foes sophomore Kate Yeo ace and season long, our defense is play- as I would have liked to finish. It When you lose some games you opportunity to go to Kentucky Buffalo (Oct. 27), Akron (Oct. 29). another Bobcat point, which ing very well together. That indi- magnify things two and three and avenge a loss that was at our and Big Ten opponent Michigan made the score 2-6, Rommeck ended with OU erroring for us fold, winning solves a lot of place last year. The win would get State (Oct. 31). vidual award is indicative of just cut into the OU lead with a kill. to win the match. We are happy things." us in first place with Akron going " If we get by Friday, we have our not his play, but the entire teams' |Game four] It was a little to come out with a win...we The next opponent for the into the last week of the season." own destiny at home," Mahler defense." slow on the court." 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For more information call (419) Rebecca Fitch 372-8116 251-9622 1996 Nissan 200 SX Sunroof, 5 spd., A/C [email protected] Personals Customer Service Rep., pt. time, ap- Black, with rear spoiler prox. 15 hrs. per week. Evenings & Sponsors Include: Office of $5995 00 weekends. $5.50 per hr. Apply Campus Involvement, University "Attention" Woodland Mall Office, 1234 N Union, USG, Literacy Serve and 353-8810 Student teachers leaching Main, BG Learn, and Alpha Phi Omega. Spring 2001--Get your required PPD(TB skin lest) al the Student Dancers-No experience necessary, Market Your International Health Service. Cost is eam BIG MONEY$$$! Apply in per- Experience $8 00 (bursarable) son al: Deja Vu, 135 S. Bryne. 531- 1997 Neon High Line Study Abroad returnees are Invit- Last names starling with S-Z 0329. 4 door, auto. A/C ed to learn how to write their re- Tues , Oct. 24, 5-6:30pm Sunroof - Loaded EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS $7995.00 sumes and how to talk to future INTRAMURAL CO-REC WHIFFLE- employees about their overseas Work part-time, full-time, even put in BALL ENTRIES DUE OCTOBER over-time hours, around your col- 353-8810 experiences. The session will be 25. held at 3:30pm on Monday, lege and personal schedule. Work a October 23 In the Pregnant? Get Tested. minimum of 15 hours per week or 40 Athletic Event Calendars For Sale Career Services Office, 360 Confidential, professional service. hours plus over-time. Many college SAAC (Student Athletic Advisory Saddlemire Student Services 354-4673 BQPC students work here. Starting pay ts Committee) is selling event calen- Building. Call 372-0309 Three beautiful kittens: playful, lov- $5.30 per hour with an automatic dars now for just $5.00 Call Janna $.25 per hour increase to $5.55 after with questions. ing, good coats! Males. Two velvet Blais at 2-2401 100 hours of service with the com- black & one black & white Call 2- HONDAS FROM $29/mo. Police im- "No tricks, }ust treats. 2623 on campus. Home, 352-6353 pany. These are unskilled fobs involving assembling and packaging pounds! 0 down. 24 mo at 19.9% Give the gift of life." For listings 1-800-319-3323 ex14558 BGSU Blood Drive * Turning Points small parts. Apply in person be- Oct. 23-26 An informal discussion group about tween the hours of 9:00am and B« eating disorders, weight issues & 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at Pick-Up Trucks normal eating Beginning Tuesday. 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