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WEEKEFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2,2011 Volume 9i issue 19 ESTABLISHED 1920 An independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community www.bgnews.com Students, faculty speak out against issue 2

By Alisu Widnwn Managing Editor Daniel Gordon Student Rally A proposed student rally against Organizer Issue 2 fell short of expectations Thursday morning after about 20 people gathered at the Union Oval to support the cause. movement, but every single stu- The group, about half students dent counts," said senior Danni and half faculty members, chant- McConnell, College Democrats ed with signs and voter regis- president. "We really wanted to tration forms, urging students reach out and raise awareness, to vote against Issue 2 in the which I think we still did today." November election. The group cited poor weather The event was the first of several and quick organizing as reasons planned by the College Democrats, the organization that sponsored it. See ISSUE 21 Page 2 "We were hoping for a larger

Rec Center offers multiple times, options for group classes Students utilize price of 9 cents a class Local charity gathers socks from schools, businesses, families, churches

By Sarah BuclcUy will not only save students $4, but By Tameem Almuhanna University. However, one doesn't have Reporter will also save the students from Reporter Camp Millionaire is a program to be part of an organization having to charge their payment designed to teach 20 children in to get involved. There are vari- Effective this semester, the cards twice. On Thanksgiving Day 2004, the eighth grade financial inde- ous delivery boxes and drop-off Student Recreation Center has Claire Gaynor, a junior study- Hannah Turner, 4, and pendence in a week. locations around the University: raised the price for group exer- ing Music Performance who pur- Doris Turner, Hannah's lane Clinard, the University's Jerome Library. BG1, book- cise classes that are offered to chased the semester pass for last mother, went to Toledo's Cherry admissions representative, store, admissions, ice arena, University students and sur- fall, participated in Zumba, Turbo Street Mission to help serve din- hosted Campus Millionaire this Education Building and the rounding community. Kick and Rock Hard Abs, and said ner to the needy. While helping summer with Hannah as a guest Perry Field House. The membership price for full- she really enjoyed them. out, Hannah noticed a homeless speaker. Hannah educated the Doris and her husband Vic time University students has been "They force you to really push man who was wearing old ripped children on the importance of Turner created Hannah's Socks raised from $40 to $42 per semes- yourself in a healthy way without shoes without socks. giving back. seven years ago. Since then ter, with the academic year pass overdoing it. Having someone at Hannah asked her mother "I was surprised when I found Hannah's Socks has collected still staying at the cost of $80. the front of the class really pushes whether his feet would be cold. out about Hannah's story, more than 83,575 pairs of socks Robin Axelrod, customer service you, and it helped me do better." Doris reassured her that his shoes because for a child to realize from various schools, businesses, and fitness graduate assistant, is Gaynor said. would keep the man warm, but the importance of giving back families and churches. working on attaining her Masters Gaynor added that she used to Hannah wouldn't hear any of it, at such a young age is very rare," Local schools are also doing in Public I lealthand explained that attend classes two to four times a so she decided to give the man her Clinard said. their part by collecting socks, increasing the cost for the semester week, however she decided to not own socks. Any organization can register including Bowling Green Middle group pass was necessary. purchase another pass for the next The following day, Hannah and on the Campus Millionaire web- School and Perrysburg Junior "The cost to run the facility semester, or even this year. Doris went to several local shel- site and then start collecting new High School. keeps increasing, and the mini- " |The classes] ended up being on ters in Toledo and donated over socks. The organization with the On Oct. 22 at the University's mum wages |for students] keeps days and times when I had other 100 pairs of socks, starting a new most socks will be given a party, football game, the number of increasing as well, so we've had to commitments. Once the semester nonprofit organization called including a large tent and plenty socks raised by each organiza- increase our price." Axelrod said. got busy I couldn't go as often, and Hannah's Socks, which offers new of food and free T-shirts. tion, drop offs and high school "[We| tried to keep the price down, I ended up only going every other socks to people in need. Various organizations at the will be counted, and the win- and so we're pushing the academic week." Hannah's Socks is now cre- University have already registered ning organization and school will year pass, which hasn't increased ating a group called Campus including Phi Mu, Russian Club, (in price]." REC Millionaire to create the largest WBGU-TV and the University See SOCKS | Page 2 Buying the academic year pass sock drive ever, right here at the Bookstore. ALL THAT JAZZ Public good presentation attracts students, faculty ByA.i.R.rwi Editor-in-Chiel Randy Gardner Ohio State A discussion among community lead- Representative ers about defining the public good brought nearly 15 people to the first in a series organized by the Center for Leadership at the University. The series, entitled "Leadership and County and the surrounding area. Civic Engagement" is organized by Wood County Chief Deputy, Eric State Representative Randy Gardner Reynolds, Wood County Prosecuting and Julie Snyder, associate dean of Attorney Paul Dobson and Supervisory students in the Center for Leadership, Special Agent David Dustin of the as a way to teach the University com- Eederal Bureau of Investigation used munity about civic engagement and experiences from their careers in pub- the public sector through experts in lic service to discuss topics including their fields, Snyder said. lAURENPOFF Audience members listened to and See SERIES | Page 2 CHRISTINE WEHR stands up m front of the crowd to play her solo. The Jan Lab Band I performed Thursday night interacted with panelists from Wood

PULSE FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET CD sales climb higher Education can help economy BG travels to Morgantown If you were hosting a charity event, what item would you collect? Album sales are on the rise for the first Columnist Erik Goins offers a Republicans Boasting a 5-1 record, the BG football team travels time in years, including Finders. Read the point of view on Obama's "Buffet Tax" and to Morgantown WVa. to take on No. 22 West JOSH MARTINEZ Junior. Computer Science Pulse trends story on CD sales to find argues that government money should be Virginia. The Mountaineers are also 5-1. with the The New Testament Bibles that out why Photos | Page 3 used to make college affordable | Page 4 third best passing offense in the nation | Page 6 n one guy hands out" | Page 4 VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE ^ 2 Friday, September 50 - Sunday. October 2.2011 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM FRIDAY NIGHTS SATURDAY ) 10 PM til 2:30 AM -3.6,5 DRINK SPECIALS- JT ***** ^///BOOMER & \m w,.. v »r mni mmmrn iMl' A ">WE S3 Pitchers/Beer! p. DJ MANNY $6 Pitchers/Mixed Drink! C5X-^» 18 & Up* 21 & over FREE clazel.net * facebook.com/clazel ^MS^ 3 FOR S5 Vodka Bombs!

Defiance, were all cited for overnight within the 400 block of Scott Hamilton observing a group of indi- arrested for underage under BLOTTER underage possession of alco- block of S. Enterprise Street. Avenue. The mirror is valued viduals beating on his car the influence of alcohol and hol within the 100 block of E. It caused about $40 in dam- at about $-100 last Thursday within the 200 assault within the 200 block WED., SEPT. 28 Court Street ages. block of N. Prospect Street of N. Main Street. She was lodged in the Wood County 1:48 P.M. Justice Center. 1:05 A.M. 2:48 A.M. 11:25 A.M. Complainant reported miss- 3:48 P.M. Gina N Billenstein. 21, of Adam M. Cunningham, 23. Complainant reported a ing jewelry within the 100 Complainant reported a Bowling Green, was cited for of Cleveland, was cited for driver's side mirror knocked block of Liberty Avenue. handgun stolen within the [\ ONLINE: 60 to banemcom lor the open container of alcohol disorderly conduct/public off a vehicle within the 800 300 block of Parkview Drive. Ki complete blotter list within the 100 block of E. urination within the 300 block of Fifth Street, causing 3:35 P.M. ;Court Street. block of E Wooster Street. about S200 in damages. An ambulance assistance CORRECTION was reported in Kreischer THURS., SEPT. Elizabeth A. McClellon. 19. 7:27 A.M. 12.41 P.M. Batchelder. 29 POLICY ;of Bowling Green; Stephanie Complainant reported Complainant reported the 2:29 A.M. We want to correct all factual errors -Ann Esquibel, 19, and Macy someone bent the anten- driver's side mirror knocked 3:44 P.M. Kaysie Michaela Hague. If you think an error has been made, J. Davis-Ferrall. 19, both of nae on his vehicle sometime off a vehicle within the 800 Complainant reported 19. of Rudolph. Ohio, was call The BG News at 419-372-6966.

Dining Services delayed the opening so badly," Paulus said. "We're really CAMPUS while waiting for a "custom sneeze trying." BRIEF guard." to install in the store, said Mike Prior to the store opening Monday. Paulus. director of Dining Services. Dining Services is also hosting a VIP Pinkberry opening The "sneeze guard" is being "over- event or "soft run." at Pinkberry on delayed, doors open nighted and workers will install it Sunday from 4-8 p.m.. according to Saturday and Sunday. Paulus said an email from Dining Services sent this Monday Pinkberry store trainers have Wednesday Pinkberry will open Monday in arrived at the University to train staff The new frozen yogurt store will XT A Carillon Place Dining Center. members and prepare for the store be the first Pinkberry store in Ohio. Construction on Pinkberry was opening. Paulus said. Paulus said in August. originally set to finish Sept 12. but "We want to open this store up BGSU Eider be* tmc Grew University's general coun- ees to save the government ISSUE 2 sel, crafted Senate Bill 5's money, Stoodt said. amendment excluding pro- It also retains some col- . From Page 1 fessors from collective bar- lective bargaining rights for for the low turnout. Eleven gaining eligibility. public employees, including ASIARAMI i IHtBGNtWS voter registration cards The Inter-University wages, he said. RANDY GARNDER state representative, facilitates the first in the Leadership and Crvic Engagement Series. were collected in about Council, an association rep- "In times of economic 45 minutes after the rally, resenting Ohio's pubic uni- hardship, it's important for Toledo agencies of FBI, said were interested in listen- McConnell said. versity presidents, submitted families to tighten their belts SERIES he works very closely with ing to each of the speakers. "The important thing was the amendment to the state until they can get back on From Page 1 Wood County. They had also heard Dobson getting students registered to using FitzGerald's language, their feet," Stoodt said. "The "The bottom line is just speak before and were inter- vote." she said. "Even if we which was eventually signed government is doing the communication to the pub- professionalism," Dustin ested in seeing him again, just registered one student, I into law. same thing right now, and lic and within the legal sys- said. "We're all in it together. Lyon said. would have been happy." "This doesn't only affect (Issue 2) is the effect of it." tem, professional ethics and It's justice we're looking for." "I just wish more people Issue 2 — the voter referen- our teachers — it direct- David Jackson, president of how the world has changed Throughout the discus- either knew about it or were dum on Ohio Senate Bill 5 — ly affects us as students," the Faculty Association, the since Sept. 11,2001. sion, Gardner added his here," Lyon said. limits the ability for all pub- Gordon said. "The credibil- University's faculty union, During the discussion perspective as a government During the discussion, lic sector employees to col- ity of BGSU as an institution appreciated student support Dustin said the FBI changed official of the public good. Lyon and Olp both asked the lectively bargain and strike. is pretty damaged by this ... of the faculty at the rally. after Sept. 11 from reacting "The public seems to be panelists questions and said affecting more than 350,000 but we can defeat Issue 2, By raising awareness, the to issues for many years to demanding not only trans- they were surprised they employees. stand up for public workers group furthered the case for becoming proactive and parency but also very aggres- were able to interact with It is currently on hold until and prevent the diminish- the administration's volun- being more intelligence- sive behavior on the part of them as much as they did. the referendum is voted upon ment of our education." tary recognition of the fac- driven after Sept. 11. law enforcement and the The questions they asked in the November election. Some students, howev- ulty union regardless of Issue Dobson agreed that things prosecutors team, the judi- related to ethics and how When the bill passed in the er, are urging their class- 2, lackson said. had changed and said he cial system, but sometimes they make decisions on what Ohio Senate in early March, mates to do their research "If you have faculty mem- remembers waking up those can run almost coun- to tell the public and the more than 300 people gath- before heading to the polls bers who are empowered — Sept. 12, 2001, and thinking ter to protecting the rights of media about certain cases. ered at the Union Oval to against Issue 2. who are and have a real voice he "woke up in a different the innocent, also in unin- "It was a great commu- protest. Two graduate stu- "We're happy (Issue 2| is in our work lives — it's better country," meaning he knew tended ways," Gardner said. nicating with leaders who dents organized the event on the ballot, because it gives for the students," he said. "To there would be changes in He ended the discussion you rarely see on a personal overnight. people a chance to debate build a better, more trustful the US. by saying he was glad to level," Olp said. This student rally was and discuss it, and more time relationship and move for- "The benefit has spread have learned some things Lyon said she enjoyed see- slightly different, as it was a to create an informed opin- ward, we must have volun- to other areas not specifi- that will assist him in his ing them interact with each response to a recent release ion," said Chance Stoodt, tary recognition regardless cally related to terrorism," role as State Representative. other and with the audience. of public records relating vice chairman of the College of Issue 2." Dobson said. Gardner said he was They agreed that this to Senate Bill 5, said senior Republicans. "We encour- The faculty union and Gardner facilitated the asked by Snyder to help event stood out to them Daniel Gordon, who also age students to do their own administrators are current- event. One of his questions with the series and that he because they are study- helped organize the event. research and not just accept ly bargaining for their first related to issues with coop- is glad to help in encourag- ing criminal justice majors "We didn't want to lose that secondhand information." contract. Negotiations began eration among the police ing students and showing and that they do not know energy or organize after this Issue 2 asks public employ- in July and will continue and the prosecutors or them how to start a path whether they will attend the was old news," Gordon said. ees to pay the same amount under current law until the other bureaus. The panelists to achievement. Gardner other presentations. The documents revealed into their pension and health November election results agreed that in Wood County has been on the staff of the "We would like to have Sean FitzGerald, the insurance as private employ- are announced. it is rare to see serious issues Sidney A Ribeau's President's seen more students partici- with this, but that there is Leadership Academy at the pate," Snyder said. tension in most cases so that University for three years. Evaluation forms col- schedules. "Sure there are flat screen the different law enforcers Representative Gardner lected after the discussion REC Saxon Revosky, a grad- TVs, which is cool," Revosky keep each other in a system was appointed to the Ohio will be given to Gardner to From Paqe 1 uate student studying said, "But there are only four of checks and balances. House of Representatives in analyze and consider for Interior Design, doesn't treadmills that I can use "We have a great work- January 2008 and is current- the next discussion, and the Axelrod also pointed have the time to attend the because the others are small ing relationship," Reynolds ly serving his second term forms will be used to evalu- out that with 29 class- group classes. and only semi up-to-date." said. "Ultimately when as the representative for the ate how to get the word out es offered a week, that "If [the membership! The Rec Center offers it comes down to it, |the 6th House District, which about the event, Snyder said. means 464 classes are was free. I would have group classes like Zumba, prosecutorsl convict. If they encompasses Wood County. "I think it went well. The offered each semester. more incentive to go. It's a Turbo Kick, Spin Core, don't have what they need Seniors Anne Lyon and panelists did a good job," With the cost of member- possibility," Revosky said. AquaFit, Rise & Shine that's my fault." Doug Olp said they went to Snyder said. "We will rethink ship per semester divid- Revosky also said that Yoga, as well as several Dustin. the supervisor the event because they are how we promote the next ed per class, each class since the Rec raised its other popular classes. of the Lima, Sandusky and criminal justice majors and event." would cost a student a membership price fc I'hey run throughout the mere nine cents. group classes, then the work week from as early However, for some stu- money should go toward as 6:15 a.m. to 8 p.m., NEXT IN THE SERIES: dents, the offered class updating the exercise and there are two class- times are at inconvenient equipment that is made es scheduled during the Handy. Gardner wHHwst two ■ being successful at he* presenta- and Matthew Swfci are expected" times and clash with their available to students. weekend. more discussions this semester as tion called "Attention. Inders! The to share thetr insights and expert; part of the TeacJership arid Civic RACE Card Has Four Edges" _ences in using raSaboraiive tech-. ., Engagement Senes" WHEH«30p.m. nkjues to overcome controversy and do what is right when working said. "If people don't stand Woods said. WHERE McFall Gallery SOCKS together and lend a helping There are various ways withlhe competition' Patricia Aderman of the Ohm From Page 1 hand, we will never grow as to donate throughout the Nw.17: Board of Regents Is expected to WHtht 4-530 tim. a community. We must be year. People can also go to Repreientauve Randy Gardner discuss the quakhes essential to WHERE-. Mcf aU Gallery be revealed. Hannah and thankful of what we already Hannah's Socks' website her family will be attend- have and give back." and make a donation via ing the football game in Jeremiah Woods, a fresh- credit card, or send a check hopes of raising more than man, thinks that if Hannah by mail to the Perrysburg 15.000 pairs. was only 4 and realized that office. They can also simply Whitney Baker Jr. has she should give her own stop by at their office and dropped off more than 30 socks to a needy man, then dropoff socks. pairs of socks at Jerome we should all do more. At Hannah's Socks other and has also been involved "If every student and clothing items are also in helping out in various faculty member at the accepted at any time includ- homeless shelters. University donated one pair ing undergarments, T-shirts, "I think people just get of socks, then we can help thermals and pajamas. too distracted by other a tremendous number of By the end of 2011, things and just forget to people and also help raise Hannah's Socks' goal is to give back to society," Baker more than 15,000 pairs," raise 200,000 pairs of socks. THE PULSE Friday, September 50 - Monday, October 2.2011 3 'Vodka-infused' GRUMPY band takes Howards

By K.ndn Clark band. She met iPhonic in Pulse Reporter Cleveland and instantly MEDY took to the members. A band called iPhonic is "So much talent found in heading Bowling Green's the band and they got the way on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. crowd going," Rossi said. at Howard's Club II located iPhonic is growing rapidly downtown. The band played and just recently won the at the bar last year and is "Best New Group" award at ready to rock it again. the Ohio Hip Hop Awards. Originating at Ohio The award was given to University, iPhonic started in them Sept. 24. lanuary 2009 when five guys Gibson is a member, decided they wanted to real- songwriter and co-manager ize their dreams of becoming of iPhonic. He was one of rock stars, said Matt Gibson, a the original founders of the member of iPhonic. band. He said what influ- Two of the members had enced the band to form was known each other since high that they all had one com- school. They playeu music mon goal and their heroes together and continued incol- were musicians who had lege. They knew they wanted already achieved the rock 50/5 to make music together, but star status they craved. they needed more members. Taylor Lody, a freshman By simple coincidence, they at the University, is excited TOMNCPOMUCENO I THE 8G NEWS met the three other mem- about the upcoming band. LAUGH: Comedian Carlos Valencia headlined Tuesday evening al Grumpy Dave's. bers by traveling to different "They sound really awe- recording studios and meet- some and 1 can't wait to see Local bar packs a punchline every Tuesday night ing guys that had the same what they have to offer," love of music they did. The Lody said. final ties for the band and its The music group just members were set when they released a new single ByAbxAWNff said. "I went through the Steve Sabo. did performed live at a stu- called "The Afterparty" in Pulse Reporter entire notebook and found "I was looking at Bowling dio in Cleveland. fall 2011. It has been sell- maybe three or four jokes Green at the time; I saw The music they like to ing better than expected, When senior Brandon that I could use, expanded that it was a college town play is a unique mix of pop, Rossi said. Schneider gets frustrated, upon those ... and some- that really had a lot of cool hip-hop and rock. Howard's Club H is ready he doesn't let it get to him. how I got to the last round bars, but nobody was doing "The group's infectious for iPhonic to come and per- lie finds a way to make a of the competition." comedy there and I thought blend of hip-hop swag, form, said a representative joke of it Since then he's per- it was a really good place to catchy pop hooks and a from Howard's. Since 2009, Schneider formed dozens of times. do it," Sabo said. vodka-infused rock-and- Gibson is happy to be has been doing stand-up His biggest performance Sabo said they started roll stage show provides back to the club and wants comedy from open mic was opening at Anderson to look around at all the the perfect soundtrack an even bigger crowd than nights to competitions and Arena last spring. bars and at first, the com- to any party," said the they had last time. performances. Outside of campus, edy shows were hosted at band's website, www. He encouraged peo- FOSTERTHEPEOPLE "That summer I just Schneider has performed Kamikaze's. iphonicmusic.com. ple to "come to the show started writing jokes with at Grumpy Dave's Pub Comedy Nights have "The music makes you ready to party and rock my cousin ... and they in downtown as MC presented opportunities for feel good and |it's| great to with iPhonic." were all horrible, and 1 had and had a guest spot in professionals. rock out with," said Carissa 'Look for a review and half a notebook of them" Tuesday Professional "The professional come- Rossi, the public relations photo album of the concert Schneider said. Comedy Nights. dians love it because representative for the at bgnews.com this weekend. In college Schneider Grumpy Dave's Pub has Tuesdays they aren't really saw an advertisement been the outlet for profes- working as often. So they for the University's 2009 sional comedy in town for get to come in, do a show on Last Comic Standing the past 10 years. an off day, get to perform competition. Comedy Nights at in front of a smart come- "I thought back to the Grumpy Dave's couldn't notebook and signed up have started without See COMEDY | Page 5 on a whim," Schneider creator and comedian Hnw/wv^FAarwoKccHWHONK

(fthffils Compact disc New cooking show with colleague debuts online

sales rise after long slump cravings, we would have almost the exact same palate. Our friendship AMANDA McGUIRf has blossomed and con- RZKZNEK tinues to grow because FOOD COLUMNIST of our intense passion for food. It only makes sense "You two need a cook- that we should have a ing show," is a common cooking show. phrase Sarah Lenz and I This summer an hear when we lend help- opportunity presented ing hands in the kitchen itself for us to co-host before dinner parties or a cooking show, so we since tracking began in 1991 when we set out multiple grabbed our aprons and By Ruben Santiago with sales of just 326.2 million. dishes and slow cookers at began rolling film — Pulse Reporter With album sales continuing potlucks. right in my own kitchen. to drop while mp3 downloads While many would con- "Spatula" offers two SPATULAPHOtO PBOVIDtD Remember those discs that skyrocketed across the board, sider it extreme, food is recipes for one ingredi- came in a plastic case that the future of CDs looked all our obsession. Both of us ent. Sometimes Sarah SPATULA: Cooking show logo design by FrarA Cucciane for Blink Concept & contained your favorite art- too grim. believe in the same food and I have a playful Design Company ist's latest music, called CDs? Fast forward to 2011, and values. We roast batches competition between Personal essays, writ- This coming Saturday, Well not too long ago, those an entirely different picture is of tomatoes on the week- her more complex reci- ten by Sarah and I, as we're honored to pre- same CDs seemed to be on being painted in the musical ends for eating and freez- pes and my unbeliev- well as detailed reci- miere our first episode their way out, replaced by landscape. ing, we cook together any ably simple ones. Other pes, accompany each dedicated to one of our their flashy new age com- For the first time in four chance we get between times we demonstrate episode of "Spatula." all-time favorite comfort petitor, the mp3. Gone were years, album sales are on the grading papers and stu- our mutual respect for Even though video is foods: the hamburger. the days of going to the store rise, up over three percent dent conferences, we call a specific ingredient by the preferred medium Stop by "From Plate to and tearing open the newly to 222.93 million, compared each other with restau- sharing favorite reci- of the Internet, both of Palate" at Connotation released package. to 215.76 million at the same rant reviews or for reci- pes that include it. But us enjoy toying around Press (connotationpress. For the past several years, point last year. The most pe advice, we journey to always, we strive to show with words as much as com) to check how to physical album sales have recent tracking shows that local farms for pawpaws, that home cooking is fun we love geeking out in grind your own beef and been on the decline with this is the 16th consecutive we share an intense love and doable for everyone the kitchen. By blend- cook the juiciest burger 2010 being notably the week of growth for albums to for kale, and we think from those intimidated ing multiple medias. ever. Then tune in the worst. According to Nielsen date, according to Billboard, Nigel Slater is the kettle's by the kitchen to those we hope to showcase first of every month Soundscan, 2010 was the low- whistle. If not for Sarah's who think of themselves our admiration for each to catch a new epi- est total year-end album sales See TRENDS | F IS sweet tooth and my dairy as seasoned pros. ingredient. sode of "Spatula:" One

THIS WEEKEND IN TOLEDO THIS WEEKEND IN SYLVANIA NEXT WEEK IN BG THEY SAID IT Oktoberfest SETI Switchf oot and Anberlin "I taught Brad Pitt how to fly- The 4th Annual Oktoberfest will be at the Learn all about aliens during SETI: The Search Switchfoot and AnbeHin are coming to the fish in my swimming pool." Warehouse. Admission is $5. and the event for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. The event Stroh Center Wednesday Oct. 5. More infor- takes place from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and will take place at the Appold Planetarium at mation will be online this weekend by Pulse Saturday. Musk includes Chris Knopp and The Lourdes College and is showing at 7:30 p.m. reporter Bobby Waddle. - Melissa Etheridge EightFtfteens every Saturday until Oct. 22. excluding Oct. 8. ^ VISIT BGHEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE

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Defiance, were all cited for overnight within the 400 block of Scott Hamilton observing a group of indi- arrested for underage under BLOTTER underage possession of alco- block of S. Enterprise Street. Avenue. The mirror is valued viduals beating on his car the influence of alcohol and hol within the 100 block of E. It caused about $40 in dam- at about $400. last Thursday within the 200 assault within the 200 block WED.. SEPT. 28 Court Street. ages. block of N. Prospect Street of N. Main Street. She was lodged in the Wood County 1:48 P.M. Justice Center. 1:05 A.M. 2 48AM 11:25 A.M. Complainant reported miss- 3:48 P.M. Gina N Billenstein. 21, of Adam M. Cunningham. 25, Complainant reported a ing jewelry within the 100 Complainant reported a Bowling Green, was cited for of Cleveland, was cited for drivers side mirror knocked block of Liberty Avenue. handgun stolen within the [\ ONLINE: Go to bgnewscom for the open container of alcohol disorderly conduct/public off a vehicle within the 800 300 block of Parkview Drive. hj complete blotter list within the 100 block of E. urination within the 300 block of Fifth Street, causing 3:35 P.M. Court Street block of E Wooster Street. about $200 in damages An ambulance assistance THURS.,SEPT. CORRECTION was reported in Kreischer Elizabeth A. McClellon. 19. 7:27 A.M. 12=41 P.M. Batchelder. 29 POLICY of Bowling Green; Stephanie Complainant reported Complainant reported the 2:29 A.M. We want to correct all factual errors. Ann Esquibel. 19, and Macy someone bent the anten- driver's side mirror knocked 3:44 P.M. Kaysie Michaela Hague, If you think an error has been made, J Davis-Ferrall. 19. both of nae on his vehicle sometime off a vehicle within the 800 Complainant reported 19. of Rudolph. Ohio, was call The BG News at 419-372-6966

Dining Services delayed the opening so badly." Paulus said "We're really CAMPUS while waiting (or a "custom sneeze trying" BRIEF guard, to install in the store, said Mike Prior to the store opening Monday. Paulus. director of Dining Services Dining Services is also hosting a VIP Pinkberry opening The "sneeze guard" is being "over- event or "soft run," at Pinkberry on delayed, doors open nighted" and workers will install it Sunday from 4-8 p.m.. according to Saturday and Sunday. Paulus said an email from Dining Services sent this Monday Pinkberry store trainers have Wednesday. Pinkberry will open Monday in arrived at the University to train staff The new frozen yogurt store will Carillon Place Dining Center. members and prepare for the store be the first Pinkberry store in Ohio. Construction on Pinkberry was opening. Paulus said. Paulus said in August originally set to finish Sept. 12. but "We want to open this store up

University's general coun- ees to save the government sel, crafted Senate Bill 5's money, Stoodt said. ISSUE 2 amendment excluding pro- It also retains some col- From Page 1 fessors from collective bar- lective bargaining rights for for the low lurnout. Eleven gaining eligibility. public employees, including ASIA RAPAI IMIBGWWS voter registration cards The Inter-University wages, he said. RANDY GARNDER slate representative, facilitates the first in the Leadership and Civic Engagement Series were collected in about Council, an association rep- "In times of economic 45 minutes after the rally. resenting Ohio's pubic uni- hardship, it's important for Toledo agencies of FBI, said were interested in listen- McConnell said. versity presidents, submitted families to tighten their belts SERIES he works very closely with ing to each of the speakers. The important thing was the amendment to the state until they can get back on From Page 1 Wood County. They had also heard Dobson getting students registered to using FitzGerald's language, their feet," Stoodt said. "The "The bottom line is just speak before and were inter- vote.'' she said. "liven if we which was eventually signed government is doing the communication to the pub- professionalism." Dustin ested in seeing him again, just registered one student. I into law. same thing right now, and lic and within the legal sys- said. "We're all in it together. Lyon said. would have been happy." "This doesn't only affect I Issue 21 is the effect of it." tem, professional ethics and It's justice we're looking for." "1 just wish more people Issue 2 — the voter referen- our teachers — it direct- David Jackson, president of how the world has changed Throughout the discus- either knew about it or were dum on Ohio Senate Bill 5 — ly affects us as students,'1 the Faculty Association, the since Sept. 11,2001. sion, Gardner added his here," Lyon said. limits the ability for all pub- (Iordon said. The credibil- University's faculty union, During the discussion perspective as a government During the discussion, lic sector employees lo col- ity of B(!SU as an institution appreciated student support Dustin said the FBI changed official of the public good. Lyon and Olp both asked the lectively bargain and strike, is pretty damaged by this ... of the faculty at the rally. after Sept. 11 from reacting "The public seems to be panelists questions and said affecting more than 35IMIOO but we can defeat Issue 2, By raising awareness, the to issues for many years to demanding not only trans- they were surprised they employees. stand up for public workers group furthered the case for becoming proactive and parency but also very aggres- were able to interact with It is currently on hold until and prevent the diminish- the administration's volun- being more intelligence- sive behavior on the part of them as much as they did. the referendum is voted upon ment of our education." tary recognition of the fac- driven after Sept. 11. law enforcement and the The questions they asked in the November election. Some students, howev- ulty union regardless of Issue Dobson agreed that things prosecutors team, the judi- related to ethics and how When the bill passed in the er, are urging their class- 2, lack si in said. had changed and said he cial system, but sometimes they make decisions on what Ohio Senate in early March, mates to do their research "If you have faculty mem- remembers waking up those can run almost coun- to tell the public and the more than 300 people gath- before heading to the polls bers who are empowered — Sept. 12, 2001, and thinking ter to protecting the rights of media about certain cases. ered at the Union Oval to against Issue 2. who are and have a real voice he "woke up in a different the innocent, also in unin- "It was a great commu- protest. Two graduate stu- "We're happy (Issue 2] is in our work lives — it's better country," meaning he knew tended ways," (iardner said. nicating with leaders who dents organized the event on the ballot, because it gives for the students," he said. "To there would be changes in He ended the discussion you rarely see on a personal overnight. people a chance to debate build a better, more trustful the U.S. by saying he was glad to level," Olp said. This student rally was and discuss it. and more time relationship and move for- "The benefit has spread have learned some things Lyon said she enjoyed see- slightly different, as it was a to create an informed opin- ward, we must have volun- to other areas not specifi- that will assist him in his ing them interact with each response to a recent release ion." said Chance Stoodt. tary recognition regardless cally related to terrorism." role as State Representative. other and with the audience. of public records relating vice chairman of the College of Issue 2." Dobson said. Gardner said he was They agreed that this to Senate Bill 5, said senior Republicans. "We encour- The faculty union and Gardner facilitated the asked by Snyder to help event stood out to them Daniel Cordon, who also age students to do their own administrators are current- event. One of his questions with the series and that he because they are study- helped organize the event. research and not just accept ly bargaining for their first related to issues with coop- is glad to help in encourag- ing criminal justice majors "We didn't want to lose that secondhand information." contract. Negotiations began eration among the police ing students and showing and that they do not know energy or organize after this Issue 2 asks public employ- in July and will continue and the prosecutors or them how to start a path whether they will attend the was old news," (Iordon said. ees to pay the same amount under current law until the other bureaus. The panelists to achievement. (Iardner other presentations. The documents revealed into their pension and health November election results agreed that in Wood County has been on the staff of the "We would like to have Sean FitzGerald. the insurance as private employ- are announced. it is rare to see serious issues Sidney A Ribeau's President's seen more students partici- with this, but that there is Leadership Academy at the pate," Snyder said. tension in most cases so that University for three years. Evaluation forms col- schedules. "Sure there are flat screen the different law enforcers Representative Gardner lected after the discussion REC Saxon Revosky. a grad- TVs, which is cool," Revosky keep each other in a system was appointed to the Ohio will be given to (iardner to from Page 1 uate student studying said, "But there are only four of checks and balances. House of Representatives in analyze and consider for Interior Design, doesn't treadmills that I can use "We have a great work- January 2008 and is current- the next discussion, and the Axelrod also pointed have the time to attend the because the others are small ing relationship," Reynolds ly serving his second term forms will be used to evalu- out that with 29 class- group classes. and only semi up-to-date." said. "Ultimately when as the representative for the ate how to get the word out es offered a week, that "If Ithe membershipl The Rec Center offers it comes down to it, Ithe 6th House District, which about the event, Snyder said. means 464 classes are was free, I would have group classes like Zumba, prosecutors] convict. If they encompasses Wood County. "I think it went well. The offered each semester. more incentive to go. It's a Turbo Kick. Spin Core. don't have what they need Seniors Anne Lyon and panelists did a good job," With the cost of member- possibility," Revosky said. AquaFit, Rise & Shine that's my fault." Doug Olp said they went to Snydersaid. "We will rethink ship per semester divid- Revosky also said that Yoga, as well as several Dustin, the supervisor the event because they are how we promote the next ed per class, each class since the Rec raised its other popular classes. of the Lima, Sandusky and criminal justice majors and event." would cost a student a membership price for They run throughout the mere nine cents. group classes, then the work week from as early However, for some stu- money should go toward as 6:15 a.m. to 8 p.m., NEXT IN THE SERIES: dents, the offered class updating the exercise and there are two class- times are at inconvenient equipment that is made es scheduled during the Randy Gardner w* host two being successful at hei presenta- and Matthew Szollosi are expected" times and clash with their available to students. weekend. more discussions this semester as tion called "Attention. 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Engagement Series." WHEN- 4-530 p.m. niques to overcome controversy said. "If people don't stand and do what is right when sorting Woods said. Oct27: WHERE: McFaK Gallery SOCKS together and lend a helping There are various ways with the competition Patnoa Aderman ot the Ohio Nov. 17: From Page 1 hand, we will never grow as to donate throughout the WHEN 4-530 pm Board of Regents is expected to a community. We must be year. People can also go to Representative Randy Gardner discuss the qualities essential to WHERE-. McFaS Gallery be revealed. Hannah and thankful of what we already Hannah's Socks' website her family will be attend- have and give back." and make a donation via ing the football game in Jeremiah Woods, a fresh- credit card, or send a check hopes of raising more than man, thinks that if Hannah by mail to the Perrysburg 15.000 pairs. was only 4 and realized that office. They can also simply Follow The BG News on Whitney Baker Jr. has she should give her own stop by at their office and dropped off more than 30 socks to a needy man, then dropoff socks. pairs of socks at Jerome we should all do more. At Hannah's Socks other and has also been involved "If every student and clothing items are also TWITTER in helping nut in various faculty member at the accepted at any time includ- homeless shelters. University donated one pair ing undergarments, T-shirts, "I think people just get of socks, then we can help thermals and pajamas. too distracted by other a tremendous number of By the end of 2011, things and just forget to people and also help raise Hannah's Socks' goal is to give back to society." Baker more than 15,000 pairs," raise 200,000 pairs of socks. FACEBOOK THE PULSE Friday. September 30 - Monday. October 2.2011 5 'Vodka-infused' GRUMPY band takes Howards

By K.ndr j Clark band. She met iPhonic in Pulse Reporter Cleveland and instantly MEDY took to the members. A band called iPhonic is "So much talent found in heading Bowling Green's the band and they got the way on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. crowd going," Rossi said. at Howard's Club II located iPhonic is growing rapidly downtown. The band played and just recently won the at the bar last year and is "Best New Group" award at ready to rock it again. the Ohio Hip Hop Awards. Originating at Ohio The award was given to University, iPhonic started in them Sept. 24. Iiinn.it v 2009 when five guys Gibson is a member, decided they wanted to real- songwriter and co-manager ize their dreams of becoming of iPhonic. He was one of rock stars, said Matt Gibson, a the original founders of the member of iPhonic. band. He said what influ- Two of the members had enced the band to form was known each other since high that they all had one com- school. They played music mon goal and their heroes together and continued incol- were musicians who had lege. They knew they wanted already achieved the rock 50/50 to make music together, but star status they craved. they needed more members. Taylor Lody, a freshman By simple coincidence, they at the University, is excited TOMNIPOMUCSNO I IHEB&WWS met the three other mem- about the upcoming band. LAUGH: Comedian Carlos Valencia headlined Tuesday evening at Grumpy Dave's bers by traveling to different "They sound really awe- recording studios and meet- some and 1 can't wait to see Local bar packs a punchline every Tuesday night ing guys that had the same what they have to offer," love of music they did. The Lody said. final ties for the band and its The music group just members were set when they released a new single By AI«Alu.h.f, said. "I went through the Steve Sabo. did performed live at a stu- called "The Afterparly" in Pulse Reporter entire notebook and found "I was looking at Bowling dio in Cleveland. fall 2011. It has been sell- maybe three or four jokes Green at the time; I saw The music they like to ing better than expected. When senior Brandon that 1 could use, expanded that it was a college town play is a unique mix of pop, Rossi said. Schneider gels frustrated, upon those ... and some- that really had a lot of cool hip-hop and rock. Howard's Club H is ready he doesn't let it get to him. how 1 got to the last round bars, but nobody was doing "The group's infectious for iPhonic to come and per- He finds a way to make a of the competition.'' comedy there and 1 thought blend of hip-hop swag, form, said a representative joke of it Since then he's per- it was a really good place to catchy pop hooks and a from Howard's. Since 2009, Schneider formed dozens of times. do it," Sabo said. vodka-infused rock-and- Gibson is happy to be has been doing stand-up His biggest performance Sabo said they started roll stage show provides back to the club and wants comedy from open mic was opening at Anderson to look around at all the the perfect soundtrack an even bigger crowd than nights to competitions and Arena last spring. bars and at first, the com- to any party," said the they had last time. performances. Outside of campus, edy shows were hosted at band's website, www. He encouraged peo- FOSTERTHEPEOPLE "That summer I just Schneider has performed Kamikaze's. iphonicmusic.com. ple to "come to the show started writing jokes with at Grumpy Dave's Pub Comedy Nights have "The music makes you ready to party and rock fc^XL*1"- ■'imfyjti my cousin ... and they in downtown as MC presented opportunities for feel good and lit'sl great to with iPhonic." IBLt were all horrible, and 1 had and had a guest spot in professionals. rock out with," said Carissa 'Look for a review and ftdSyfflL* half a notebook of them," Tuesday Professional "The professional come- Rossi, the public relations photo album of the concert ^^PS VMT Schneider said. Comedy Nights. dians love it because representative for the at bgnews.com this weekend. /«*^ '' a* B" ;4/to*-.«7 " V ■■• In college Schneider Grumpy Dave's Pub has Tuesdays they aren't really *tfo saw an advertisement been the oudet for profes- working as often. So they for the University's 2009 sional comedy in town for get to come in, do a show on Last Comic Standing the past 10 years. an off day, get to perform competition. Comedy Nights at in front of a smart come- "I thought back to the Grumpy Dave's couldn't notebook and signed up have started without See COMEDY | Page 5 on a whim," Schneider creator and comedian HTTP/WWW fACiBOOK COM IPHONIC

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sales rise after long slump cravings, we would have almost the exact same r«w palate. Our friendship AMANDA McGUKtt has blossomed and con- RZICZNEK tinues to grow because •OUD; of our intense passion for jf^n § food. It only makes sense "You two need a cook- that we should have a ing show," is a common cooking show. phrase Sarah Lenz and 1 This summer an hear when we lend help- opportunity presented ing hands in the kitchen itself for us to co-host before dinner parties or a cooking show, so we since tracking began in 1991 when we set out multiple grabbed our aprons and By Ruben Santiago with sales of just 326.2 million. dishes and slow cookers at began rolling film — Pulse Reporter With album sales continuing potlucks. right in my own kitchen. to drop while mp3 downloads While many would con- "Spatula" offers two SPATULAPHOTO PROVIDED Remember those discs that skyrocketed across the board, sider it extreme, food is recipes for one ingredi- came in a plastic case that the future of CDs looked all our obsession. Both of us ent. Sometimes Sarah SPATULA: Cooling show logo design by Frank Cuccarre for Blink Concept & contained your favorite art- too grim. believe in the same food and I have a playful Design Company ist's latest music, called CDs? Fast forward to 2011, and values. We roast batches competition between Personal essays, writ- This coming Saturday, Well not too long ago, those an entirely different picture is of tomatoes on the week- her more complex reci- ten by Sarah and 1, as we're honored to pre- same CDs seemed to be on being painted in the musical ends for eating and freez- pes and my unbeliev- well as detailed reci- miere our first episode their way out, replaced by landscape. ing, we cook together any ably simple ones. Other pes, accompany each dedicated to one of our their flashy new age com- For the first time in four chance we get between times we demonstrate episode of "Spatula." all-time favorite comfort petitor, the mp3. Gone were years, album sales arc on the grading papers and stu- our mutual respect for Even though video is foods: the hamburger. the days of going to the store rise, up over three percent dent conferences, we call a specific ingredient by the preferred medium Stop by "From Plate to and tearing open the newly to 222.93 million, compared each other with restau- sharing favorite reci- of the Internet, both of Palate" at Connotation released package. to 215.76 million at the same rant reviews or for reci- pes that include it. But us enjoy toying around Press (connotationpress. For the past several years, point last year. The most pe advice, we journey to always, we strive to show with words as much as com) to check how to physical album sales have recent tracking shows that iocal farms for pawpaws, that home cooking is fun we love geeking out in grind your own beef and been on the decline with this is the 18th consecutive we share an intense love and doable for everyone the kitchen. By blend- cook the juiciest burger 2010 being notably the week of growth for albums to for kale, and we think from those intimidated ing multiple medias, ever. Then tune in the worst. According to Nielsen date, according to Billboard, Nigel Slater is the kettle's by the kitchen to those we hope to showcase first of every month Soundscan, 2010 was the low- whistle. If not for Sarah's who think of themselves our admiration for each to catch a new epi- See TRENDS | PageS est total year-end album sales sweet tooth and my dairy as seasoned pros. ingredient. sode of "Spatula:" One

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Dining Services delayed the opening so badly." Paulus said "Were really CAMPUS while waiting lor a "custom sneeze trying" BRIEF guard." to install in the store, said Mile Prior to the store opening Monday. Paulus director of Dining Services. Dining Services is also hosting a VIP Pinkberry opening The sneeze guard is being "over- event or "soft run." at Pinkberry on delayed, doors open nighted" and workers will install it Sunday Irom 4-8 p.m.. according to Saturday and Sunday. Paulus said an email from Dining Services sent this Monday Pinkberry store trainers have Wednesday fiday m arrived at the Univer. •

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liit thi' low turnout, Lleven gaining eligibility. public employees, including ASIA R*PAI volet registration cards The Inter-University wages, he said. RANDY GARNDER .late repiesentative. facilitates the first in [he Leadership and Civic Engagement Series were collected in aboul Council, an association rep- "In times of economic 45 minutes after the rally, resenting Ohio's pubic uni- hardship, it's Important for Toledo agencies of FBI said were interested in listen- Met onnell said. versity presidents, submitted families to lighten their belts SERIES he works very closely with ing to each of the speakers. ' Hir important thing was the amendment to the state until they can get hack on From Page 1 Wood County. They had also heard Dobson getting students registered to using FitzGerald's language, their feet." Stoodt said. "The "The bottom line is fust speak before and were Inter- vote." she said. "Even II we which was eventually signed government is doing the communication to the pub- professionalism." Duslin ested in seeing him again. just registered one student, I into law. same thing right now. and lic and within the legal sys- s.nd "We'reall in it together. l.yon said. would have been happy This doesn'l only affect I Issue 21 is t he effect of it." tem, professional ethics and It's justice we're looking for." I just wish more people Issue 2 —the voter referen- 0U1 teachers — ii direct- I )avid lack son. president of how the world has changed Throughout the discus- either knew aboul it or were dum nil ()hio Senate Hill "• — ly affects us as students," the Faculty Association, the since Sept. 11,2001. sion. Gardner added his here." l.yon said. limits the ability for .ill pub- Gordon said. "The credibil- University's faculty union, During the discussion perspective as a government During the discussion. lit set tm employees to col- ity of BGSU as an institution appreciated student support Duslin said the FBI changed official of the public good. Lyon and (lip both asked the lectively bargain and strike, is pretty damaged by Ihis ... of the faculty at the rally. alter Sept. II from reading "The public seems to be panelists questions and said affecting more than 350,000 bul we can defeat Issue 2. By raising aw ireness. the to issues for many years to demanding not only trans- they were surprised they employees stand up for public workers group furthered the case lor becoming proactive and parency but also very aggres- wen1 able to interact with li i-i urrentlyonhold until and prevent the diminish the administration's volun- being more intelligence- sive behavior on the pan of l hem as much as I hey did. ■he referendum is voted upon ment ol OU1 education." tary recognition of the fac- driven after Sept II. law enforcement and the The questions they asked in the November election, Some students, howev- ulty union regardless of Issue Dobsonagreed thai things prosecutors team, the judi- related lo ethics and how When the bill passed in the er, are urging their class- 2, lacksonsaid. had changed and said he cial system, bin sometimes t bey make decisicins on what i Ihio Senate in early March, mates to do their research "If you have faculty mem- remembers waking up those can i mi almost coun- to till the public and ihe more than 300 people gath- before heading lo tbi' polls bers who are empowered — Sept. 12, 2001, and thinking ter to protecting ihe rights of media about certain cases, ered .it the Union (H.il to against Issue 2. who are and have a real voice he "woke up in a different the innocent, also in unin- It was a greal commu- protest rWo graduate stu- Weie happy |Issue 2| is in our work lives — it's better country.' meaning he knew tended ways," Gardner said. nicating with leaders who dents organized the even! on the ballot, because it gives for the students," he said. "To there would be changes in lie ended the discussion you rarely see on a personal overnight. people a chance to debate build a better, more trustful Ihe IIS. by saying he was glad to level," Olp said. I In- student rally was and discuss it. and more time relationship and move for- "Ihe benefit has spread have learned some lliings l.yon said she enjoyed see slightly different, as it was a to create an informed opin- ward, we must have volun- to other areas not specifi- thai will assist him in his ing them Interact with each response to a recent release ion." said Chance Stoodt, tary recognition regardless cally related to terrorism." role as State Representative. other and with the audience. ni public records relating vice chairman of the College ol Issue 2." Dobson said Gardner said he was They agreed lhal Ihis in Senate Hill 5, said senior Republicans. "We encour- The faculty union and Gardner facilitated the asked by Snyder to help event stood out to them Daniel Gordon, who also age students to do their own administrators are current- event. One of his questions with the series and that he because I hey are study- helped organize the event. research and not just accept ly bargaining for their firsl relaled lo issues with coop- is glad to help in encourag- ing criminal justice majors 'Wedidn (want to lose thai secondhand information." contract. Negotiations began eration among the police ing students and showing and that they do not know energy oi organize after this Issue i asks public employ- in July and will continue and Ihe prosecutors or them how lo siart a path whether they will attend the was old news,' (iordtin said. ees to pay the same amount under current law until the other bureaus. The panelists to achievement. Gardner othci presentations. I he documents revealed into their pension and health November election results agreed that in Wood County has been on the staff of the "We would like to have Sean FitzGerald, the insurance as private employ- are announced. it is rare to see serious issues Sidney A Ribeau's President's seen more students partici- With Ibis, but that there is Leadership Academy al the pate," Snyder said. tension in most cases so thai University for three years. Evaluation forms col- schedules, "Sure there are flat screen the different law enforcers Representative Gardner lected alter Ihe discussion REC Saxon Revosky, a grad- TV's, which is cool," Revosky keep each other in a system was appointed to the Ohio will he given IO Gardner to F'om Page 1 uate student studying said. "But there are only four ol checks and balances. House of Representatives in analyze and consider for Interior Design, doesn'l treadmills thai I can use "We have a greal work- January 20(18 and is current- the next discussion, and the \xclrod also pointed have the time to attend the because the others are small ing relationship," Reynolds ly serving his second term forms will be used to evalu- nil ill,it with l!'l i lass group classes and only semi up-to-date." said. "Ultimately when as ihe representative for the ate how to gel the word out ■ • offered a week, thai "If [the membership! I he Hec Center offers it conies down to it, It he lith House District, which aboul the event, Snyder said. means 164 classes are was free. I would have group classes like Zumba. prosecutors] convict, If they encompasses Wood County. "1 think it went well. The offered each semester. more incentive to go. It's a Turbo Kick, Spin Core. don't have what they need Seniors Anne l.yon and panelists did a good job,'' With the i ost oi member- possibility." Revosky said. Vqual it. Rise & Shine that's my fault," Doug Olp said they went to Snyder said. "We will rethink ship per semester divid- Revosky also said thai Yoga, as well as several Duslin, Ihe supervisor the event because they are how we promote the next ed per (lass, each class since the Hec raised ils other popular classes. of the Lima, Sandusky and criminal justice majors and event." would cost a student a membership price lor They run throughout ihe mere nine cents. group classes, ihen the work week from as early I lowever, for some slu money should go toward as 6:15 a.m. to H p.m., NEXT IN THE SERIES: dints, the offered class updating the exercise and there are two class- times arc at inconvenient equipment that is made es scheduled during the Randy Gardner wiH host two being successful at her presenta- and Matthew Szollosi are expected times and clash with their available to students. weekend. more discussions this semester as tion called "Attention, leaders! 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I hey can also simply Follow The BG News on Whitney Baker |r. has she should give her own slop by at their office and dropped r>H more than 30 socks to a needy man, Ihen dropoff socks. pairs ni sot ks at lerome we should all do more. Al Hannah's Socks other and has also been involved "II every student and clothing items are also TWITTER in helping out in various faculty member al the accepted at any time Includ- homeless shelters University donated one paii ing undergarments, T-shirts, I think people |iisl gel of socks, Ihen we can help Ihermals and pajamas. too distracted by other a tremendous number of By the end or 2011. things and just forget to people and also help raise Hannah's Socks goal is to give back to society." Haker more than 15,000 pairs." raise 200,000 pairs of socks. FACEBOOK THE PULSE Friday. Septemba 50 - Monday. October ■ . 3 'Vodka-infused' GRUMPY band takes Howards ■CHICK 1 By K.ndr. Clark band. She met il'honic in Pulse Reporter Cleveland and instantly MEDY took to the members. A band called il'honic is "So much talent found in heading Howling Green's the band and they got the way on Saturday at 9:00 p.m. crowd going." Kossi said. at Howard's Club II located iPhonic is growing rapidly downtown. The band played and just recently won the at the bar last year and is "Best New Group" award at K?,*^ ready to rock it again. the Ohio Hip Hop Awards tttfeeMtypiwo boottf l«i ).('.■,.■.!■■.; Originating at Ohio The award was given to University, il'honic started in them Sept. 24. January 2009 when five guys Gibson is a member, decided they wanted to real- songwriter and co-manager ize their dreams of becoming of il'honic. He was one of rock stars, said Matt Gibson, a the original founders of the member of il'honic. band, lie said what inlki Two of the members had enced the band to form was known each other since high that they all had one com- school. I'hey played music mon goal and their heroes toget her and continued in col- were musicians who had 50/50 lege. They knew they wanted already achieved the rock to make music together, hut star status they craved. they needed more members. Taylor l.ody. a freshman By simple coincidence, they at the University, is excited TOMNEPOMUCfNO •• "ommbww* met the three other mem- about the upcoming band. '¥■ LAUGH: Comedian Carlos Valencia headlined Tuesday evening at dumpy Dave's bers by traveling to different "They sound really awe- recording studios and meet- some and I can't wait to see Local bar packs a punchline every Tuesday night ing guys that had the same what they have to offer." love of music they did. The l.ody said. final ties for the band and its The music group just members were set when they released a new single ByAkxAkalwff said. "I went through the Steve Sabo. did performed live at a stu- called "The Afterparly" in Pulse Reporter entire notebook and found "I was looking at Howling dio in Cleveland fall 2011. It has been sell maybe three or four jokes (ireen at the time; I saw The music they like to ing better than expected, When senior Brandon that I could use. expanded that it was a college town play is a unique mix of pop. Kossi said. Schneider gels frustrated, upon those ... and some- that really had a lot of cool hip-hop and rock. Howard's Club II is read) he doesn't let it get to him. how I got to the last round bars, hut nobody was doing "The group's infectious for il'honic to come and per I le finds a way to make a of the competition." comedy thereand I thought blend of hip-hop swag, form, said a representative • W»»tilorir«v'evrt of "Dtxhv. joke of it. Since then he's per- it was a really good place to catchy pop hooks and a from Howard's. Since 20(19, Schneider formed dozens Of times. do it.' Sabo said. vodka-infused rock-and- (iibson is happy to be fcrrarW ' " ;J has hecn doing stand-up His biggest performance Sabo said they started roll stage show provides back to the club and wauls comedy from open mic was opening at Anderson to look around at all the the perfect soundtrack an even bigger crowd than ■■■■■LHLi nights to competitions and Arena last spring. bars and at first, the com- to any party." said the they had last time. FOSTER' HE PEOPLE performances. Outside of campus, edy shows were hosted at band's website, www. lie encouraged peo- "That summer I just Schneider has performed Kamikaze's. iphonicmusic.com. ple to "come to the show started writing jokes with at Grumpy Dave's Pub Comedy Nights have "The music makes you ready to party and rock my cousin ... and they in downtown as M(". presented opportunities for feel good and |it's| great to with il'honic." were all horrible, and I had and had a guest spot in professionals. rock out with." said Carissa 'Look for a review and half a notebook of them." Tuesday Professional "The professional come- Rossi, the public relations photo album of the concert Schneider said. Comedy Nights dians love it because representative for the at bgiiftes.com this weekend In college Schneider Grumpy Dave's Pub has 'IUesdays they aren't really saw an advertisement been the outlet for profes- working as often. So they for the University's 2009 sional comedy in town for get to come in, do a show on Last Comic Standing the past 10 years. an off day. get to perform competition. Comedy Nights at in front of a smart come- "I thought back to the Grumpy Dave's couldn't notebook and signed up have started without See COMEDY | Page 5 on a whim,'' Schneider creator and comedian

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sales rise after long slump cravings, we would have almost the exact same palate. Our friendship AMANDA McGUIRt has blossomed and con- RZICZNEK tinues to grow because of our intense passion for J food. It only makes sense "You two need a cook- that we should have a ing show," is a common cooking show. phrase Sarah Len/. and I This summer an hear when we lend help- opportunity presented ing hands in the kitchen itself for us to co-host before dinner parties or a cooking show, so we since tracking began in 1991 when we set out multiple grabbed our aprons and By Ruben Santiago with sales of just 326.2 million. dishes and slow cookers at began rolling film — Pulse Reporter With album sales continuing pot lucks. right in my own kitchen. to drop while mp3 downloads While many would con- "Spatula" offers two SPATULAPHOtOPROVIOlP Remember those discs that skyrocketed across the board, sider it extreme, food is recipes for one ingredi- came in a plastic case that the future of CDs looked all our obsession. Roth of us ent. Sometimes Sarah SPATULA: Cooking show logo design by Fran] ■ contained your favorite art- too grim. believe in the same food and I have a playful Design Company ist's latest music, called CDs? Fast forward to 2011, and values. We roast batches competition between Personal essays, writ- 1 his (inning Saturday, Well not too long ago, those an entirely different picture is of tomatoes on the week- her more complex reci- ten hy Sarah and I, as we're honored to pie same CDs seemed to be on being painted in the musical ends for eating and freez- pes and my unbeliev- well as detailed reci- miere out firsi episode their way out. replaced by landscape. ing, we cook together any ably simple ones. Other pes, accompany each dedicated to one of our their flashy new age com- For the first time in four chance we gel between times we demonstrate episode of "Spatula " all-lime favoi ill c omforl petitor, the mp.i. Gone were years, album sales are on the grading papers and stu- our mutual respect for Even though video is foods: the hamburger. the days of going to the store rise, up over three percent dent conferences, we call a specific ingredient by the preferred medium Stop by I mill Plate to and tearing open the newly to 222.93 million, compared each other with restau- sharing favorite reci- of the Internet, both of Palate" at Connotation released package. to 215.76 million at the same rant reviews or for reci- pes that include it. But us enjoy toying around Press (connotationpress. For the past several years, point last year. The most pe advice, we journey to always, we strive to show with words as much as com) to check how to physical album sales have recent tracking shows that local farms for pawpaws, that home cooking is fun we love geeking out in grind youi own beel ami been on the decline with this is the ltlth consecutive we share an intense love and doable for everyone the kitchen. By blend- cook the juiciest burgei 2010 being notably the week of growth for albums to for kale, and we think from those intimidated ing multiple medias, ever. Then tune in tIn- worst. According to Nielsen date, according to Billboard, Nigel Slater is the kettle's by the kitchen to those we hope to showcase first of every month Soundscan, 2010 was the low- whistle. If not for Sarah's who think of themselves our admiration for each to catch a new epi- est total year-end album sales See TRENDS | Page 5 sweet tooth and my dairy as seasoned pros. ingredient. sode of "Spatula:" One THIS WEEKEND IN TOLEDO THIS WEEKEND IN SYLVANIA NEXT WEEK IN BG Oktoberfest SETI Switchfoot and Anberlin I taught Brad Pitt how to fly- The 4th Annual Oktoberfest will be at the Leatn all about aliens during SETI: The Search Switchfoot and Anberlin are coming to the fish in my swimming pool." Warehouse Admission is $5. and the event for Extraterrestrial Intelligence The event Stroh Center Wednesday Oct. 5. More infor- takes place (torn 6 p.m. to I a.m. Friday and will take place at the Appold Planetarium at mation will be online this weekend by Pulse Saturday. Music includes Chris Knopp and The Lourdes College and is showing at 7:30 p.m. reporter Bobby Waddle. - Melissa Etheridge EightFifteens. every Saturday until Oct 22, excluding Oct. 8. t^ VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE "The cost to run the facility keeps increasing, and the minimum wages [for students] keeps increasing as well, so we've had to increase our price." -Robin Axelrod, customer service and fitness graduate assistant on prices at the Rec [see story, pg. 1], FORUM Friday. September 50 - Sunday. October 2.2011 4

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across the nation. But there's also no doubt r JAMES As A «, that anti-union actions in A^lA--, G2> J© PFUNDSTEIH Swtlun FACULTY COLUMNIST Ohio, Wisconsin and else- -A&/A ''-'-/ where are not about balanc- ■ ,,, .."•..' ing budgets. SB5 bans politi- "Listen to this story," Ohio cal contributions by public K >?%/: &itSft Governor lohn Kasich said. unions, for instance. BGSU In the video "Kasich, Ohio's Corporations are people i.• A governor, thinks cops that do nowadays and have First their jobs are idiots" (http:// Amendment right that include youtu.be/KF0_Qe4zNrE) making political contribu- Kasich tells the sad tale of tions as they see fit. But real H«NNAH SYPNIEWSKI IHf 60 WWS. how he got a ticket for a mov- people in public unions will ing violation. have the same rights taken He repeatedly called the cop away under SB5. who ticketed him an "idiot. Why? Because those The only reason for the unions don't help Kasich and Republicans: fewer benefits, more jobs abuse seemed to be that the his allies. cop didn't let Kasich off the This is a partisan political hook when he was clearly action disguised by a budget- In the past few years we've Americans. Approximately education is holding us back. wrong. (Kasich later pled ary fig leaf. been addressing our nation's 52 percent of Americans are The government can't force guilty and paid the ticket.) The law isn't just about poverty by taking from those employed by small busi- Americans to get degrees On another celebrated money, either. SB5 will remove that have, and giving to nesses, according to the U.S. in accounting or other high occasion (unfortunately minimum staffing rules for those who don't. That may Small Business Association. demand fields, but it doesn't there's no video, but see an firefighters from collective help those in need now, but Since when did support- have to support them if they eyewitness account here: bargaining. Maybe it's cheap- that isn't a long term solu- ing over half of our country choose not to. http://vvww.plunderbund. er to have fewer firefighters Recently, President Obama tion. Instead of putting a become "un-American?" I completely agree with com/2011/09/19/kasich-on- per vehicle, but is it safer? announced the initiative to band-aid on our economic A recent article pub- unemployment benefits; public-employees-we-are- Shouldn't that decision pass the "Buffet Tax;" a tax woes, maybe we should lished in The BG News sug- it's actually one of the best at-war-with-these-people/), be made by firefighters and that forces millionaires to actually fix the problem. A gested one of the reasons forms of stimulus for the Kasich said about public not by self-satisfied politi- pay at least the same tax rate Chinese proverb says "Give Republicans won't raise economy. I don't agree with employees in unions. "We are cians who will never have as middle class Americans. a man a fish, feed him for a taxes is because they treat Americans living off of ben- at war with these people." an occasion to run into a I don't disagree with the day. Teach a man to fish, feed corporations as people. efits. America's college stu- There's something wrong burning building? "Buffet Tax" and surpris- him for a lifetime." Just remember, corpora- dents spend billions invest- with the chief executive of SB5 narrowly passed the ingly, for a Republican, 1 Our government can give tions can't vote. Republicans ing in their future every year. a state railing at a cop for Ohio legislature despite even agree with closing tax welfare benefits to those in are the same as Democrats in Ten years from now, should doing his job. bipartisan opposition and a loopholes. poverty forever and the only the sense that they have to get we pay for people who chose There's something wrong certain amount of chicanery Republicans in Congress change our nation will see votes to get elected. Instead not to go to college? with the chief executive of a by its proponents, and Kasich have staunchly opposed is increased debt. Doesn't of calling Republicans un- 1 understand if the econo- state declaring war against signed it into law. the increase, making them make much sense, does it? American for supporting my is down that even people law-abiding citizens of his But it's not over. An incred- a perfect target for blame Instead of entitlement, businesses, look past the in high demand fields may state. ible 1.3 million Ohio citizens and accusations. Don't be how about we create jobs? favorable legislation and look become unemployed. What Unfortunately, this wrong- signed a petition this sum- so quick to judge the GOP, Business friendly econom- toward the broader impact. if you didn't prepare yourself doing is business as usual in mer to get this issue on the though. In the past, this ics and legislature can bring Overthepast 17years. small for the job market, though? Ohio since Kasich took over. November ballot so that we situation was reversed. For jobs back to America and businesses have generated These days, a high school The best example is the would have the right to decide instance, when the capital create new jobs right here. 65 percent of net new jobs degree simply isn't enough. union-busting law Ohio it ourselves. gains tax was raised in 1969, Recently, the Fraser in the United States. That Let's take away benefits from Senate Bill 5, which reduc- It'll be Issue 2. A "yes" 1976, and 1986, a Republican Institute released a report seems like a worthy cause those who haven't earned it es or completely takes away vote will sustain the Kasich president was in office. on economic freedom. The to support. and use the funds to lower collective bargaining rights administration's grab of citi- Few people know that report compared entitle- All over the world jobs the cost of college. Making from hundreds of thousands zens' rights, A "no" vote will during the years 1978, 1981 ment countries to economi- are being created as the college more affordable is of Ohio citizens: teachers, overturn SB5 and return those and most recently 2009, the cally free countries. Lower global economy expands. only part of the solution. cops, firefighters, and first rights to the people. capital gains tax was lowered taxes and less regulation However, it isn't the price of In the end, Americans responders. Listen to Kasich. Me thinks by a Democratic President. were the two key concepts American labor keeping us need to know that to succeed Proponents of SB5 say that he's at war. Let him know he's Maybe Republicans aren't as for economic growth; both from these jobs. According to in the global economy, they it's necessary to help bal- in for a fight. selfish as the liberal media ideas are supported by the Bureau of Labor Statics, need to be competitive. ance the state budget. And Vote "no" on Issue 2. portrays us to be. Republicans. professional related employ- there's no question that the America needs change, It has been misconstrued ment in the U.S. is going to economic downturn has and I'm not talking about that supporting businesses expand by 17 percent in the Respond to Erik at had a bad impact on Ohio's Respond lo lames at Obama's campaign slogan. means you don't support next seven years. Our level of [email protected] budget and state budgets [email protected] •rum wSGWasHere - Stephan Reed - Forum i?laraKe

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Sept. 27 was the day the tuned in for a night of Steve although some of them such The show is brought back story. I found myself clap- The story concludes on the world finally got to hear the CareU's antics. as Kevin, one of the accoun- from the dead with Paula ping for her along with the album's fifth track, an inter- "Sideline Story." With the The episode produced the tants, succeed. Abdul and Simon Cowell audience and judges when lude. Cole explains how he inclusion of the previously lowest ratings for a premiere Hopefully the premiere is working together again, she was finished singing. spends the night in jail after mentioned tracks, it really within the series, most likely not representative of what is along with popular pro- There were kids as young as being pulled over without a feels like a debut album. reflective of the show's dip in in store for the new season, ducer L.A. Reid and Nicole 12 performing, and some of license on the same day he And with that "worked my quality and rearranging key and the writers will focus Scherzinger of the Pussycat them even made ii, which signed his deal. whole life on a project" aes- characters. more on the type of come- Dolls. Seeing the pair from was incredible to watch. If you thought Jermaine thetic that Cole gives us on Actor James Spader now dy that is reminiscent of the "American Idol" brought Then there were the cra- Cole's rollercoaster of a "Cole World," it also comes holds the CEO Position, and series' past glory. back countless memories zies. There were the typi- career ended there, you are with some pitfalls including Ed Helms headlines the office The second episode of the and new expectations for cal ones who thought they sadly mistaken. less-than-spectacular pro- with a new job title: office new "Office" season does lit- the show. The main thing were awesome but sucked, In 2009 Cole built a nice duction. manager. de to alleviate the troubling that went through my head and then there were the buzz with the sparse, boom Jay-Z also gives his pro- Spader already shows attributes that plagued the was, "Why didn't they just psychos. bap single "Lights Please," tege' a solid verse on the symptoms of confused dis- premiere. In "The Incentive" call this American Idol - The worst one was a a cut that can be found on divisive "Mr. Nice Watch," placement that funny-man Spader's character Robert Take 2?" man named Ceo Godley track four on "Cole World," which starts off sound- Will Ferrell had in season California gives an inspira- The introduction to ihe who wrote his own song despite it being two years ing like a crappy dubstep seven. His comedic ability is tional speech that influences show seemed to be more to sing (which wasn't a old. I le also appeared on Mr. track, and about halfway underplayed with a character the office manager Andy to like an intro to an action good song), and he pulled Carter's "Blueprint 3" album, through sounds like a pretty that retains social uneasiness bestow the office employees movie with the dramatic down his pants right in which earned him a spot on good song thanks to a beat and tends to vacuum any sit- with rewards if they manage narration, fierce, red trucks the middle of his perfor- the XXL Freshman cover. switch-up. uational and dialogue-driven to make a substantial amount and each judge looking mance, flashing both the Unfortunately in 2010, There are only about two humor the show has been of sales. The supporting cast cool as one hopped off of a judges and the audience Cole failed to capture that or three great moments on known for. yields many more laughs helicopter. members. Now I'm the hype right away, as his "Who "Cole World" that could It is beginning to become than the central characters Once the main focus on first to admit that would Dat?" single released in the make you think Cole has apparent that the show's and serious reservations can the judges was over, the not be a pleasant thing late spring performed mod- superstar potential, and writers are trying to give the be seen with Ed Helm's cha- actual singers were center to go through, but I don't estly. This led to his debut for the rest of the album show a new direction but risma as the leading man stage, finally. The setup believe it would be so bad IP to be pushed back, which he dabbles in some pro- forgetting what made the The episode fares bet- for the way they showed that I would have to leave made Cole release his excel- ficient rapping over solid show great in the first place. ter in the latter half where it singers was the same as the stage to pretend to lent "Friday Night Lights" beats. The material for the opener ditches the serious themes "American Idol." Ihe pro- puke, which Paula so will- mixtape. Cole is finally off of revolved around immature of parental bondingand self- ducers chose certain peo- ingly did. This mixtape drew more the sideline, and he plays contrivances made up by loathing and goes for broke ple and followed them to In all. the found tal- hype around Cole's debut, pretty well, but it's still a list of people considered with its ambitious physical the center stage. ent was stunning and I and it spawned his most unclear if he will ever be winners or losers by the humor that ends with the The choices they made look forward to watching successful single to date, Kobe Bryant or Dwyane CEO. Also, while Helms tries right amount of inspired for those people were the more, despite the judges' the Drake-assisted "In The Wade. his best, CareU's absence as tastefulness. same too: they were either drama.

TRENDS in its initial release week. The record store has also more business with the holi- "Coldplay has a new lot of people are sad, so they Local record shop Finders, seen huge traffic for albums day season looming closer. album coming out, and buy her music." From Paqe 3 located in downtown by Florence + the Machine This renewed interested in Rihanna; those are the two Flowers prefers down- the music industry's bible. Bowling Green, has also seen and Kanye West. purchasing albums includes 1 look forward to buying loading mp3s over buying The growth can be attrib- their business increase with As a result of increased University sophomore Nicole most," Anderson said. lull albums. uted to blockbuster albums students flooding the shop sales, Fredericks has high Anderson. While the music industry Record companies want by Adele. Her album "21" for the latest albums. expectations for fall and "I've bought way more CDs is enjoying its first influx in you to spend your money is by far the biggest-selling "It's difficult to track actu- winter. this year," Anderson said. four years, some University on a whole CD: mp3s are album of the year since its al numbers because every- "It's going to be a very "More albums appealed to students aren't joining better because you can just February release with 3.5 thing is done by hand, but we good fall and winter for us," me this time than they did the trend. Case in point, choose the songs you want," million copies sold so far, had a pretty busy summer Fredericks said. last year, I guess." University junior Scott he said. and counting. Along with comparatively," said store Interestingly enough, Some of her purchases Flowers, who believes this With fall releases from Adele, others have achieved manager Laura Fredericks. another music format is also this year include Adele's is just a temporary trend. some of music's biggest great chart success with Finders has followed the increasing in numbers. "21," Britney Spears' "Nobody really buys CDs acts, as well as a seasonal their albums. Lady Gaga's trend of album sales across "Vinyl has been very "Famine Fatale," and anymore, at least none of holiday album from lustin "Born This Way" broke the the country, according to popular this year as well." Jennifer Lopez's "Love?" my friends do," Flowers Bieber. the recording indus- million copies barrier with- Fredericks. Fredericks said. Anderson expects to buy said. "They're bulky and try looks to cap off a suc- in its first week of release, "Adele has been our As they gear up for music's even more albums this year, overpriced." cessful year with more and Lil Wayne saw his "The biggest seller of the year," fourth quarter releases, as some of her favorite art- Flowers said, "Adele only robust sales to come. Carter IV" shift over 900,000 she said. Finders is prepared for even ists are releasing new music. sings sad, slow songs and a Great Selections • Great Locations • Great Prices IH -a 500-person room would." sentation of your show," Sabo ■■■■ COMEDY Tuesday Comedy Nights said. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. From Page 3 also present opportunities for Comedy also, provides local comedians. opportunities for audiences. dy crowd, make money and "The up and coming comics Sabo said the public gets Great Selection of challenge themselves with get an opportunity to perform the opportunity to see nation- the younger college crowd," regulariy in a crowd that's ally touring comics for cheaper Houses & Apartments Sabo said. not an open mic night crowd than they would at bigger ven- Carlos Valencia, the head- because generally, open mic ues, and they can also meet liner from this past Tuesday night crowds are going to be the comic afterwards, said, "I enjoy these shows smaller and not as receptive 'For more information on AVAILABLE FOR 2011-2012 because they are more inti- to comedy or too receptive ... Grumpy Dave's comedy nitfits mate; they give you a more and the reality of it is that you check out Ihe uncut version We have Efficiencies, genuine reaction than a can't really get a good repre- online. 1 Bedroom and 2 Bedroom Apartments. In most cases, furnished and unfurnished are the same price. In most cases, water, sewer, and trash are included. Complete rental listing available on-line and in rental office.

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The Falcon rugby leam, riding high off a big road win against Purdue, returns home to face another physi- cal Indiana team this weekend in the Indiana Hoosiers. The Falcons, who are finally start- ing to get some of the depth back the team had a season ago, look to make some big steps in returning themselves to the level of play they had last season. The team has struggled in recent weeks to give a good offensive effort, as any of the players will tell you. Thus, Indiana is the right game at the perfect time for the Falcons to see where they are. "Indiana is definitely a game we circle every year as a focus for our season due to their toughness year in and year out," lock Ed Luther said. "This game is always a hard-fought grudge match, and Saturday is no exception." Unlike Purdue, the boys from Indiana University are a group that OPPONENTS BG has really built a rivalry with over AVERAGE YARDS PER the past few years. The main reason PUNT RETURN for this is that these teams' style of play are very different. "Defensively, they like to slow the ball down by challenging the rucks, which can prevent a team Falcons look to slow No.22 West Virginias pass attack, take 3-1 record into contest with Mountaineers from getting the ball out quick, which we are built to do," coach ByMkh.UWy.ocki three critical plays, and it may not ... when you play a team like West defend no back sets, one back con- Assistant Sports Editor Tony Mazzarella said. always be in the fourth quarter and Virginia and they have the players cepts, two back concepts, and even As a result of Indiana's high I tin night that was the key to the that they do, and recruit at thejevel, three back concepts and to prepare emphasis on rucks, BG will look to Coming off a big win against reign- game just like after Wyoming." they do, those individual match- for that in a week is very difficult." assign one or two more players to ing conference champions Miami The team had a quick turnaround ups become a little bit tougher," It's a new scheme, but Clawson break up the rucks, allowing them RedHawks, BG will hit the road for from Wyoming to get ready for West Clawson said. feels the Mountaineers have to gain possession and assemble its a nonconference matchup against Virginia, and Clawson said there is Clawson was impretted with done a good job installing it and up-tempo offense. the West Virginia Mountaineers. no time to "wallow in sorrow." He quarterback Geno Smith and his is impressed with the level of "We plan to keep the game very Head coach Dave Clawson said said this game is going to be a great receiver combo Tavon Austin and execution. fast paced with a lot of work from our it was a good team effort to start off challenge for the team. Stedman Bailey. With that, he said "This is a great game where you back line." Luther said. "If we can set 1-0 in the conference. After watching LSU vs. West it was a difficult offensive scheme find out a lot about your football a fast-paced tempo for the game, get "All units contributed, we had a lot Virginia, Clawson said he saw an to defend. team ... who are the guys that are them out of their comfort zone early, of players contribute and really had explosive team who is averaging "They stretch you sideline-to- going to fight, compete and battle we should have success offensively," some guys step up and make some 37 points per game; West Virginia sideline with their pass game," for four quarters," Clawson said, As most physical teams do. plays at critical times," Clawson is the third best passing team in Clawson said. "Their run game has "Guys have to rise up. It's the only said. "We always talk about close the country. some real difficult concepts with See RUGBY | Page 7 games that come down to two or "Football is a game of matchups their use of motion; you have to See FOOTBALL | Page 7 Young BG hockey team starts season with exhibition game By Matt Ny. Reporter "Our biggest challenge

The 2011-12 BG hockey season gets is going to be when underway with an exhibition game Sunday ..; -1.05 p.m. against the adversity hits." Ontario Institute of Technology Chris Bergeron | Coach Ridgebacks. The Falcons will be trying to team this year, they will have no improve on last year's season, where adjustment period as they will have they finished with an overall record to pick up the college game quickly. of 10-27-4. They have a lot of ground As coach Chris Bergeron addressed to make up after a last place finish the media Wednesday, he said that in the Central Collegiate Hockey there is a change in the team from last Association (3-21-4). year, but it is very subtle. However, a new season brings opti- "Our biggest challenge is going to mism and with just four seniors leav- be when adversity hits, are we going ing from a year ago, BG is young but to take ownership of the situation, or full of experience. This year they have are we going to look for someone else two seniors, one being forward James to help us through it" Bergeron said. Mclntosh. He is coming off a season "We are also looking for better execu- last year where he played in a career- tion this year." high 40 games. The other senior is for- The CCHA preseason rankings ward Cameron Sinclair, who played have BG slated in last place, and that in 29 games last year. didn't sit well with Bergeron, although A strength going into the season he hopes it will be extra motivation for is the experience in the net. Junior his team to go out and perform. Andrew Hammond played in 27 "I gave the rankings its 30 seconds. games a season ago, starting in 26. He I went and talked to the boys about it, was named Jim Ruehl Best Defensive and I hope it bothers them more than BYRON MACK ! Hit BO NEWS Player and Jim Sears Most Valuable it bothers me," Bergeron said. "Now MAX GROVER No.25. defenseman. passes the pock in a game played last season Grover is one of three junior defensemen who will help guide an other- Defensive Player awards by the team we have a chance to go out and do wise young group of defensemen With nine freshmen joining the something about it."

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THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THEBGNEWS SUDOKU Byron brought his A game last week, going 6-0 with his picks and pulling further 9 ahead in the standings. With six new games this week, including a mammoth 1 8 9 2 game for BG. how will our pickers do this week? 7 6 L&RYAN SATKOWIAK AMICHELEWYSOCKI BYRON MACK KATIE "GABBANV Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Photo Editor Design Editor 2 8 1 9 BG As great as it vreuM be to see BG I rope ttvs s wrong I hope I'm wrorg but I don't rhnk After picking BG's oppenent last W.MQ.22WVU wn I don't ttwk they can contain the Falcons have what it takes to pj week and being incorrect, Fm very 7 3 Geno Smith Vfcn't be as bad as off the upset West VbgmasrijS- hesitant in going against them WVU-19 McNqan last ye* though powered offense wl be too mih again. But. Twill. WVU45.B624 WVU42.BG21 WVU47.BG14 WVU45,BG24 8 4 9 3 NaMleosAAM A&M fell apart after choking If history repeats itself I thiri Both teams are coming off of I'm really just guessing with this against Oklahoma St. last year. I Arkansas has a better chance. disappointing losses, but I think pick. vs. No.18 Arkansas see something similar happening Arkansas' offense will give them 7 9 1 6 2 this year, too the edge in this close game Texas A&M -2.5 Arkansas 54. Texas ASM 21 Arkansas 55. Texas MM 24 Arkansas 32. Texas ASM 28 Arkansas 34, Texas A«M 21 4 7 NauQuikut Tajh Boyd has been a revelation Qemson has failed me too many Qemson has had an mpressw past I sol don't Ike Clemson's colors and this year But tie Byron. I can't omes. two weeks, but thee fine upsets in a I realy want them to lose Plus VT see Qemson winning three row ts aknost unheard of The Note' is awesome 3 2 7 5 6 9 Clemson-7 straight tough games. (Mensewlbelhedilente VT31,Oeimon28 VTJ5,CkmMiSl VT 26, Qemson 20 VT51.Ckmon28 SUDOKO 6 t 9 S L Z 8 I E To play: Complete the grid I S L 8 6 I 9 Z » NaSAUwm ft seems that every week we pick RolTide Roll Tide. Bama's defense will They are ranked No 1 in the ACC, so that every row, column I 8 E 9 V I 6 S L w. No. 12 Honda the Alabama game Qemson and shut down a young and inexperi- I bet Duke could be them, (in bas- and every 3x3 box contains Arkansas seem Ike favorites, too enced Florida offense. ketball I mean). Lit 6 I S f 9 8 the digits 1 to 9.There is no Alabama -4 Z E I S 6 I Alabama 28, Florida 21 Alabama 58, Florida 24 guessing or math involved. Alabama 27, Florida 17 Alabama 28, Florida 21 S 6 I « 9 8 L E Z Just use logic to solve No.8Nebraska Close game, but I'm picking Fbnvfieklxfiantagewldeddelhs Wisconsn wi urieash Russel WJsora Honestly the Badgers have a 9 I 8 E S » Z L 6 Nebraska just because I m tired one rurnngabityd-isweekWjIcorneto great logo and an even beter E Z 6 L 8 9 I t S w.Na7WtKonsh of picking the same teams as the Big Ten Nebraska mascot Visit badgerbadgerbad- V /. 5 I I 6 E 8 9 Wisconsin-9.5 Byron. ger.com. Nebraska 35, Wisconsin 51 Wisconsin 28, Nebraska 21 Wisconsin 58, Nebraska 31 Nebraska 35, Wisconsin 31

Air Force Thsrrioht be the fastest game in llkeplaresmorethanshps Navy nearly puled off an upset over I |ust picked Air Force because Create and solve your wjhg cctej? fetory and the two teams South Carolna earler this season and I copied all of Ry-Ry's picks to rrijht combine to run fa 800 yards wl win a dose tout against Air Force make him angry. Sudoku puzzles for FREE. Nan-2.5 Air Force 27, Navy 21 AjrFonx21.Navy14 Navy 21, Air Force 20 Air Force 27, Navy 21 Overall record 17-7 15-» 19-5 12-12 PRIZESUOOKUcm Men's soccer prepares for home games BG tennis takes on MAC Falcons take on IUPUI, Florida Atlantic, look to improve on best start since 1996 teams in Invitational By Cameron Teague Robinson their 4-1 win against Detroit a very talented Florida these games this weekend Reporter ByVinc.M.loni last Wednesday. Atlantic team. and should be ready for Reporter "... We look ready The Falcons will bring their "IUPUI does not have a Florida Atlantic is currently the challenge. 5-2-1 record back home great record, but they have 5-3-1 coming off of a 1-0 win "We had to scramble a little and really motivated to Cochrane Stadium this played a very good sched- against Howard. It is having due to the rain, but the week The BG women's tennis weekend for two home ule and played well against one of the best seasons in its was good." Nichols said. team looks to use their to face some MAC games against Indiana some good teams," coach school's history. The Falcons' 5-2-1 record confidence from a success- University-Purdue University Eric Nichols said. "They "They are a team that likes is the best starting record by ful BGSU Invitational to competition." Indianapolis (IUPUI) and will give us everything we to possess the ball a lot, and the men's soccer team since rack up some wins in the Penny Dean| Tennis Coach Florida Atlantic.' can handle." they have some real weapons 1996. when they got to the 2011 Fail Mid-American Friday afternoon the IUPUI leads the career in the attack," Nichols said. second round of the NCAA Conference Invitational. singles and doubles. Falcons will play IUPUI at series 1-0-1, and the matchup The Falcons will have championship. "Practice has gone very After a very successful 4 p.m. IUPUI is 1-6-2 and last year ended in a 0-0 double their work cut out for them The fans will be able to well the past couple weeks, BGSU Invitational, Emily looking to pull out a win overtime loss. The Falcons on Sunday. They will need to enjoy some good soccer for and we look ready and really Reuland jumps up to first after their 0-0 double over- will be looking to change that play strong defense, which the first time in two weeks motivated to face some MAC flight this weekend, while time tie to Eastern Illinois outcome Friday afternoon. they have been doing a good from their Falcons. competition," head coach Nikki Chiricosta will play sec- last Sunday. However, the On Sunday afternoon at 12 job of lately. "We are all excited to be Penny Dean said. ond flight. Maddy Eccleston Falcons are looking to con- pm, the Falcons will begin They have had a week back and to get back into our Six out of the nine MAC will stay at third flight, and tinue their good play after their conference slate against of practice to prepare for home routine," Nichols said. teams will be in attendance. Mary Hill will be partici- Joining BG will be Ball pating in fourth flight. Jade State, Eastern Michigan, Johnson, Jessica Easdale and conference games. "They stretch you keep working on something," Northern Illinois, Toledo Katie Grubb round out the FOOTBALL "I think we try to keep a Roussos said. and Western Michigan. final three flights. From Page 6 normal routine," he said. "I sideline-to-sideline Last year Roussos was Dean is going to be look- "I'm very excited to be in think anytime you say to your switched over from defense ing for a few specific things first flight; it will give me the choice they have." players, 'because this game with their to fill a position on the while the Falcons are in action. opportunity to check out BG linebacker Paul Swan is a nonconference game it's offensive line. With the level of competition some of the MAC's best tennis agrees with Clawson that not as important,' you just set pass game." "Coach IBM Durkin], when higher than that of the BGSU players," Reuland said. West Virginia is stacked yourself up for failure." Dave Clawson | BG Coach we used to talk last year, he Invitational, Dean is looking Trying to find the right with athletes, but they have While this is a nonconfer- said it very well that last year for her team to improve its play combinations for spring, focused a lot on containing ence game, Clawson and the opportunity to play a good I was surviving out there," and play well against stronger Dean has mixed up doubles the quarterback. team will always embrace an team in front of people that Roussos said. "It was very opponents, as well as keeping partners as well. "Obviously it's a bigger opportunity to get national support us and love us." hectic, and to have spring stamina strong, as it is another Chiricosta and Eccleston team that we're playing but 1 exposure. Roussos thinks it will be ball and summer camp has long, two-day tournament. will be playing for the first feel like we go into it the same BG offensive lineman interesting to play in the been huge for me and I feel The big thing Dean wants time together in first flight. way," Swan said. "We prepare lordan Roussos grew up out- environment that lies before like, with that, I feel like I've to see is some victories over Reuland and Johnson, who the same way, we have the side of Pittsburgh, Penn., them, and while he agrees the got a lot better. But I have a Western Michigan, histori- finished last spring strong same mental mindset and we roughly two hours from offensive line was a weaker ways to go." cally a MAC powerhouse and playing with each other, will can't really make too big of Morgantown. link in seasons past, their atti- Leading the team this hosts of this tournament, and play in second flight. Playing a deal out of it. We just got to "It's always great to play tude has been to get better game in West Virginia will her players agree. in third flight will be Hill and play the way we play and we close to home and especially and be successful be captains Matt Schilz, "Getting victories over Grubb, who played about will be successful." in front of the people you've "We're not even close to Dwayne Woods, Kevin Moore Western Michigan would be two-thirds of the season Clawson feels that grown up playing in front of," reaching our potential so it's and Cabe Martin. The game huge," senior Jessica Easdale together last year. nonconference games Roussos said. "It would mean just every day, every week we is scheduled to kick off at 3:30 said. "It would give us a con- The Falcons will be watch- are just as important as a lot, and it's another great just need to get better and pin. in Morgantown. fidence boost that would ing their opponents closely as carry over for when we play they try to gain an advantage them in the spring." for the spring season, when must be prepared to tackle the The Falcons, who are still BGNEWS.COM Dean will switch some they begin dual meets and RUGBY much bigger Indiana team. looking for more structure things up this week in both face their MAC rivals. From Page 6 "Indiana always brings a on offense, will try some new tough, hard-running team; changes to their system that Indiana is a group that likes thus tackling and defensive they hope will help them as GOOn/vFAH to run downhill as opposed positioning are going to be the season progresses. ttnuimm to laterally. 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