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COLLEGE [email protected] www.bgsu.edu/sls HAPPENS 419-372-2951 STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES REAL LAWYERS | REAL RESULTS BLOTTER October 04, 2016 | PAGE 2 TUES., SEPT. 27 WED., SEPT. 28 5:57 P.M. THURS., SEPT. 29 Myia A. Wise, 25, was arrested for soliciting without a permit within the 1400 block of 5:32 P.M. 2:06 P.M. Turnberry Ct. Wise was lodged at the Wood 12:04 A.M. Andrea M. Zemenski, 38, reported her Erin Cummerow, 23, was cited for criminal County Justice Center. Hunter S. Tucker, 19, was arrested for clothing, jewelry and prescription medication trespass within the 100 block of North possession of cocaine within the 100 block of were stolen by a former roommate within the Prospect St. West Wooster St, Tucker was lodged at the 100 block of West Wooster St. Wood County Justice Center. SICSIC Sez: 70 years of secrets continue

By Holly Shively Mikey said. “There is nothing else like this such as going to the library during exam group anywhere else.” week. Editor-in-Chief As the group prepares to celebrate its “It was great to see the surprise on As a member of SICSIC, it’s hard enough 70th anniversary, Dr. Jacob Clemens, people’s faces, as well as knowing that to keep a secret from the rest of the world, It’s not likely to find Al Gore, the Grinch, SICSIC advisor since Spring 2014, said we made that stressful time in the year but former Miss Piggy and Herman Captain Planet, Groot, Mikey and Scooby the group has continued to maintain the at least a little easier even for just a few Munster also kept a secret from their walking around at the same time anywhere groups purpose. minutes,” Grinch said. fellow SICSIC friends. else in the world besides the University Founded in 1946 by University President Scooby also enjoys the unplanned Just before halftime at Saturday’s Campus. This Wednesday marks 70 years Frank Prout, SICSIC’s sole purpose was to events. football game, Matthew Bruening got of SICSIC members scaring freshman, increase school spirit and good will after “This group is full of very spontaneous down on one knee to propose to his raising spirits and encouraging students. World War II. people, and being able to do random Falcon Flame Kim Zaccaro. “SICSIC is so unique here at BGSU,” The original group didn’t wear masks, things with them and decide to get in Bruening and Zaccaro were unmasked and all their work was done at night, mask and go to random events on campus and graduated in 2014, but during their hanging signs reading “SICSIC SEZ” is such a fun thing. Even if it’s a quick stop time as University students, both were around campus. at a residence hall on the way back from members of SICSIC, the University’s “They were truly secretive,” Clemens hanging signs, these kind of things often 6-member spirit group. said. are the most memorable,” Scooby said. SICSIC advisor Jacob Clemens said the But the group had to evolve to survive Picking the next SICSIC members is group had an unwritten rule of not dating the changes in social media, University a secret process, but Clemens assured it within the group. rules and other factors, Clemens said. is both legal and ethical, and results in While not all the details of the “While technology and new innovations picking the best members to serve the relationship are known, Clemens said he come and go, the school spirit and love for University in secret. found out about the couple on accident. BGSU will forever be unwavering,” Grinch He said being a member of the group “They didn’t tell anyone—not anyone said. becomes an extremely meaningful part of else in the group, not any friends, SICSIC evolved to wearing ski masks the college experience. nobody,” he said. and general Halloween masks so they “I wanted to be a SICSIC because I saw One day, the two were in Clemens’ could do things in public, but still weren’t it as an opportunity to develop myself, office talking about student loans when visible in attending games and events, impact my community and be a part of Bruening commented on how he wasn’t Clemens said. Eventually, the spirit group something bigger than myself,” Captain paying for Zaccaro’s loans, Clemens said. would evolve to what it is today, wearing a Planet said. “SICSIC is one of the most He questioned why Bruening would pay Halloween mask that can never be reused influential parts of my life, and has her loans in the first place. by a future SICSIC member, attending allowed me to build spirit in a community “If you know Kim, she got super public events and handing out candy to that I care about so much.” awkward and tried to leave,” Clemens students. Clemens spends a lot of time with said, smiling as he reminisced. “That’s a very long time for an SICSIC, hosting social events at his home He asked if the two were dating and organization to exist kind of in the nature to “create that community where they can they fessed up. PHOTO BY ISAIAH VAZQUEZ that it exists—the secrecy,” Clemens said. be themselves and hang out outside of the Two years later, surrounded by the The Grinch shows of his best pose during The Grinch’s favorite events are the current SICSIC members, Zaccaro said yes. homecoming weekend. ones that are unplanned or unexpected, Continues on Page 12 FORUM October 4, 2016 | PAGE 3 PEOPLEON THESTREET

What did you do this homecoming weekend?

“Hung out with friends and went to the football game.”

Adventures of a College Student: Mid-Semester Stress BY: CHANLER BROWN BRAIN HART Traveling offers students Freshmen, Biology “Went to the game, the parade got a different perspective canceled.” I have been fortunate enough to travel helps you become more open-minded. a good amount in my short 19 years. My You get more flexible and realize how RACHEL OHUN grandparents, and my parents for that many things you take for granted. I spent Freshmen, Early Childhood Ed matter, find joy in exploring other places time in Paris with my grandparents and and that has been passed down to me. Meredith Siegel I ate and did things I never would have While acknowledging that I have been Columnist had I not been in a different country. I able to travel more than most, I feel that I was offered a glass of wine in a restaurant, “Went to the haven’t traveled enough. There is so much despite the fact that I was twelve. Just football and hockey more out there for me to see and things to ourselves is to travel. little things like this can get you thinking games.” do that wouldn’t be possible here. I want There are pros and cons to traveling, critically. Why does letting children have to keep traveling as much as possible. and I know that not everyone can afford small, watered down glasses of wine RYAN KIRK Honestly, it kind of makes you feel it, but getting somewhere that broadens work in France and not America? Why is Sophomore, Human Development small; heading up onto a plane in a your horizons is a good experience. alcohol seen as more social and less adult place you recognize, spending hours Even though I want everyone to become in France compared to America? Who feeling a little claustrophobic and worldly in some aspect, just traveling is doing something right, if not both or ending up somewhere that’s suddenly out of your state can be an illuminating neither? “Watched my bf get very different from your hometown. It experience. Our world continues to get smaller with puts more context on your life. While If there is any time to travel it would be the Internet and better ways to travel. homecoming queen.” recognizing that a world outside your during college, if you can find the time or Become someone who is adapting to town, your state or your country exists the funds. If the opportunity is available to that world. Take it upon yourself to see and isn’t some abstract concept, can be you, take it. We get stuck in a little bubble more than what you already have and a little jarring, it’s a good kind of jarring. of similar people with similar opinions broaden your horizons in a really exciting, LEIGH DUNEWOOD Our world is becoming smaller in a lot of and similar experiences. Forcing yourself exhausting and ultimately rewarding way. Junior, Ethic Studies ways, and we need to keep up with that. out of your comfort zone and putting Also, you’ll make all your friends jealous. We can’t keep focusing fully on ourselves, yourself in a place that isn’t familiar with when American decisions can affect the people who have grown differently than Reply to Meredith at rest of the world. I think the best way to you is an eye-opening experience. [email protected] keep from becoming too obsessed with Travel gives you a wider perspective and

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How Lauren got her bangs back SUBMISSION “It’s easy to cut your own bangs,” my mom I waited for my bangs to get back to said to me one day this past August. “You normal. His response? He laughed at me, POLICY really could do it on your own.” which only made me cry harder (What? Well, let me tell you, it’s never a good I’m a drama queen). LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: idea to cut your own bangs. Lauren Fitz That Friday, my mom texted me asking As someone who loves her bangs Columnist for a picture of my hair so she could try Letters are to be fewer than but hates spending money to get them and fix it when she got to Columbus. I trimmed, I thought I’d be a little frugal agreed to let her help try and salvage my 300 words. They should be and cut my own bangs right before Labor bangs so they’d at least be one length. The them even more. Day. problem with that was she was arriving in response to current issues I. Was. Mortified. If I was really thinking, I would have on Sunday and there was a party at my I ran into my room and grabbed as many on campus or in the Bowling waited a few days until I was with my grandma’s house on Saturday. I was not barrettes and bobby pins I could find to family for an extended weekend in going to let anyone see my tragic hairstyle. Green area. pin my bangs back in a little poof to hide Columbus and asked someone to take me This past weekend, I realized that the what I did to them. And then, staring at to an inexpensive place so I could get a shorter side of my bangs could be styled my reflection in the mirror, staring at my bang trim and be able to see. enough that my bangs would finally be bang-less reflection, I started crying. GUEST COLUMNS: Guest Instead, I propped a trashcan up in in a straight line. Finally, I got my bangs First off, looking back, it’s ridiculous my bathroom sink and started cutting. It back. Columns are generally longer to cry over a bad haircut. When my mom was going great. I was cutting them in a So, moral of the story is that very and I would watch reruns of “America’s straight line, which is impressive if you few people should trust themselves to pieces between 400 and 700 Next Top Model,” we would chuckle when know me at all. I even thought to myself cut their own bangs in an appropriate people would cry over the makeovers words. Two submissions per that I was doing a great job. fashion. At least in my case, that is. they’d get. But I was so embarrassed that I was getting cocky about it. Bad idea. And that’s the story of how I got my month maximum. I’d ruined my bangs. When I started to even them out a little bangs back. I called my dad in a panic and begged bit, I made a mistake and took off more him to find all my headbands in my room than I wanted, effectively giving myself Reply to Lauren at and bring them to Columbus so I could POLICIES: Letters to the lopsided bangs. Being the perfectionist I [email protected] have some cute hair accessories while am, I tried to even them out, only to ruin Editor and Guest Columns are printed as space on the Forum page permits. The truth about sharks Additional Letters or Guest Sharks are portrayed as evil man-eaters in other species of fish in check. Without the our society. However, all is not as it seems. sharks, the other fish populations will be Columns may be published Sharks have bitten and killed people, but out of control and competition will cause it is not because they are craving human many species to go extinct. The food chain online. Name, year and flesh. It’s often a case of mistaken identity. Cari Ritzenthaler is an incredibly delicate phenomenon. phone number should be For sharks, the stakes are high. Most Columnist For example, the algae rely on sharks to species must keep constantly reduce populations of fish that eat them. included for verification in order for water to flow over their gills Without sharks, the fish will gorge wildly so they can breath. That burns a lot of release of Jaws, there’s something darker on the algae, decimating the population. purposes. Personal attacks, calories; so to function properly the shark looming just underneath the surface that This is something you should care about unverified information or must gain those calories back. Because of most people have never heard of. Sharks as well because the majority of our oxygen this, the shark is an opportunistic eater, are being killed in incredibly brutal ways worldwide comes from algae in the ocean. anonymous submissions will they literally can’t afford to be picky. for their fins. People are catching sharks, Multiple species of shark are up for Unfortunately for us, our swimming regardless of species, hauling them onto adoption into CITES (Convention on not be printed. patterns sound like a struggling fish, and a boat and cutting off their fins only to International Trade in Endangered Species thus a ringing dinner bell, to most sharks. throw the body back into the ocean. The of Wild Fauna and Flora) this week. If they Does this mean you’re going to be worst part about this is that the sharks are all accepted, this could help protect E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS: attacked every time you swim in the are alive throughout all of this, even once the shark population immensely. There ocean? Absolutely not! You’re actually they are tossed back into the ocean. The are also multiple petitions for banning Send submissions as an more likely to be struck by lightning twice sharks drown because without their fins shark finning, which would end this attachment to thenews@ than to be attacked by a shark. There are they cannot swim to move water across needless violence. Additionally, multiple even incredibly simple measures you their gills. It’s a slow, agonizing death for companies such as UPS and DHL have bgnews.com with the subject can take to avoid an attack, such as not these unlucky sharks. Shark fins can sell vowed to stop shipping shark fins, which swimming at dawn or dusk and avoiding for thousands of dollars. They are used to has placed a huge dent in the trade. line marked “Letter to the low visibility waters. cook shark fin soup, which is completely Unfortunately, FedEx continues to ship Editor” or “Guest Column.” Somewhere between Hollywood and tasteless. shark fins, perpetuating the trade and the dramatic news stories, we have grown We are decimating our shark killing. All submissions are subject to to hate the shark, regardless of its true populations globally, and it will alter nature and now all species of shark are our oceans forever. The shark is an apex Reply to Cari at review and editing for length facing certain destruction. Though shark predator. This means they are at the top of [email protected] and clarity before printing. hunting has been popular since the the food chain and responsible for keeping BG NEWS October 04, 2016 | PAGE 5 Pizza royalty closes RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL

By Keefe Watson we’ve just had a great time and it just had to come to an end,” Myles said. Campus Editor At noon on Thursday, there were over 200 people in line waiting to put in their While many homecoming traditions orders for one last taste of the popular are expected to continue next year, one pizzas and specialty breads offered by Bowling Green tradition will not. Myles Myles Pizza. The line stretched out of Pizza Pub closed its doors for good on 1045 N. Main St. 7B, Bowling Green the parking lot, and some patrons came Sunday. prepared with lawn chairs and umbrellas. [email protected] • www.meccabg.com Chip Myles, owner of Myles Pizza Pub, Delfino Garcia was next in line at noon opened the restaurant 39 years ago. Myles 419.353.5800 to place his order. Garcia worked at Myles is closing up shop because of retirement. Pizza for two years as a delivery driver “It’s just time, we’ve been doing it for when he moved to Bowling Green five all our lives and my wife and I just need a years ago. break, it’s just that time,” Myles said. “You really don’t know what you have Rosie Losoya has worked with Myles until it’s gone,” Garcia said. “I used to for 16 years now, spending the first 15 have it all the time and now I’m never of those years working at Dairy Queen, Lock-In your apartment going to have it ever again.” formerly owned by Myles. Garcia will not be the only customer “I’ll miss Chip,” Losoya said. “I work for 2017-2018 early missing Myles Pizza once it closes. beside him, not for him. He’s an amazing Kris Fauver graduated from the man.” University in 1975, and was a regular to get exactly what you want! Myles sold the Dairy Queen last year, patron of Myles. “I’ve been coming here and has run other businesses throughout I think as long as it’s been here,” she said. the years too. On Thursday, her son-in-law, Jay Sharp, “I’ve enjoyed all of our businesses. Our family has been in retail for over 70 years, Continues on Page 10

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THURSDAY, OCT. 6 Women’s Soccer: Vs. Eastern Michigan | 7pm

FRIDAY, OCT. 7 Men’s Soccer: Vs. West Virginia | 7pm

Hockey: Vs. Berniddi State | 8pm

Volleyball: Vs. Akron | 7pm

Women’s Swim: Vs. Dennis Stark Relays | 5pm

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Falcon Defensive line sets up against the Eastern Michigan defense in the Doyt on Saturday. Eastern edged the Falcons 28-25. PHOTO BY NICK BIERE Falcons start new QB, lose MAC opener By Aaron Parker Knapke took over this season after the de- had fewer than 50 attempts. Morgan complet- there were some things that we could im- parture of Matt Johnson and has played rela- ed 27 of his 46 passes for a 58.7 percent com- prove upon, me specifically, in some of those Sports Editor tively well for the Falcons considering the de- pletion rate, along with no touchdowns and throws,” Morgan said. “I can’t say enough fenses he has been up against. In four games, three interceptions. about the heart of our guys today. Hats off to The Bowling Green football team lost their he has completed 59 of 118 passes for 636 After a 27-minute weather delay, Morgan Eastern Michigan. They’re a good team and opening Mid-American Conference game to yards. He has three passing touchdowns and and the rest of his offense stepped on to the they played well.” the on Saturday 28- nine interceptions. field. The Falcons were the first to score with Senior running back Fred Coppet was the 25 in front of their homecoming crowd. The While those numbers don’t seem glorious, Morgan hitting redshirt junior running back only other Falcon to score a touchdown in the game also marked the 50th anniversary of the half of those games have been against some Donovan Wilson in the end-zone on a fourth game, crossing into the end-zone twice on two inaugural game played at the Sta- of the best defenses in the country. The Ohio and goal situation from the two-yard line. It -yard rushes. dium. State defense is ranked first in the nation and was the first career touchdown reception for The Falcons, whom fans were hoping to see Prior to the game, Head Coach Mike Jinks Memphis is ranked 26th, which are the two Wilson and the first career touchdown pass for make another title run this season, are now 1-4 alluded to the importance of this contest and biggest blowout games the team has had this Morgan. That would be the only touchdown and winless in their conference. They are cur- what it means for his Falcons moving forward. year. for the two in the game. rently tied with Kent State for the second worst “No doubt it’s the most important game of Despite the change against Eastern, Jinks The Falcons led at just one more point after team in the conference behind only 0-5 Miami. the season, and not just because it’s the next has stayed confident in his senior quarterback. that score when kicker Jake Suder hit a 32-yard They now look forward to next week to play the one,” Jinks said. “Our goals are ahead of us, but “James Knapke is not the reason this team is field goal. Eastern Michigan went on to lead top team in the East Division, . we have to have this win to stay on that path.” where it is,” he said. “Knapke has played well the rest of the game. “I’ve got an idea that this is the way it is going Jinks also announced earlier in the week enough to win. The team has not played well Morgan finished the game completing 23 of to be the rest of the year. I think we’re going to that he would be making a critical change to enough around him to win.” his 46 attempts for 250 yards and one touch- be in dog fights week in and week out,” Jinks the offense. Redshirt freshman quarterback Although Morgan is not as experienced as down, all of which were career highs. said. “You’re always looking for things to grow James Morgan started against the Eagles over Knapke, he entered this contest with an effi- “There were some things that I thought we on.” the more experienced senior James Knapke. ciency higher than Knapke, even though he did as an offense that we did really well, and SPORTS October 4, 2016 | PAGE 8 gets irst conference victory By Brandon Luthman win for Ohio, the Bobcats improved to 7-9 25, 25-16 and 25-17. An impressive offensive It was clear that Coach Danijela Tomic was and 3-1 in MAC conference play. For Bowl- game for the Falcons, Jelena Sunjic had 19 glad to finally get her first conference win of Sports Reporter ing Green, the defeat set the Falcons at 10-6 kills, Alyssa Maloney and Madeline Bran- the season, stating, “I think the monkey is and 0-3 in conference play. dewie had 12 each, and Isabel Kovacic had finally off our backs, I think this was more The ’ volleyball team On Saturday, the Falcons won against the eight. Madeline Garda had an impressive mental for our team, and we needed to win got their first conference win of the season Kent State Golden Flashes three sets to one. matchup for the Falcons, as she posted 29 that second set … I told them at the end of this past weekend. On Friday, the Falcons In a tight contest, the Falcons won 23-25, 27- digs. She improved a national leading aver- the match that I’m very proud of them to hosted the , resulting in a de- age to 6.38 digs/set. bounce back this way. I told them before the feat. However, a game against Kent State on match, let’s see what we are made of. This is Saturday resulted in a victory for the Falcons. what good teams do. We are going to hit ad- On Friday, the Falcons fell three sets to versity, but let’s learn from that adversity and none to the Ohio University Bobcats. After be better, and that’s what we did tonight. So, losing 25-19, 28-6 and 28-6, Bowling Green I am very proud of them.” kept the match close throughout, despite With the Falcons finally getting their first not winning a set. Jelena Sunjic led the team conference win of the season, the Falcons in kills, with a total of 14 kills. Isabel Kovacic will look to continue the momentum they also contributed with 11 kills. Madeline Gar- currently have to finish the schedule. As da led the team with 11 digs. It was an even Bowling Green looks to make a run in the matchup, as the Falcons posted more kills at conference tournament, they will need to 47, compared to Ohio’s 45. Bowling Green’s make improvements based on the early biggest flaws of the games were errors and MAC games played already. hitting percentage. The Falcons recorded 19 Coming up for the Falcons are four straight errors compared to Ohio’s 11. The Falcons road games. With a match against Akron on posted a hitting percentage of only .233, Oct. 7, they will travel to Buffalo the follow- while the Bobcats posted .301. The Bobcats ing day to play the Bulls on Oct. 8. After that, were able to just outlast the Falcons in a tight the Falcons will travel to Michigan to face battle between MAC opponents. With the PHOTO BY PAIGE APKARIAN Eastern on Oct. 14 and Central on Oct. 15. Nationally ranked Falcons beat Windsor By Zane Miller “I think they’re 20-year-old young guys, there’s lots of fire there,” Bergeron said. Sports Reporter “Both teams were playing hard, it was a hard fought game, that’s all it was.” The Falcons hockey team defeated the The game also featured a combined 30 Windsor Lancers 3-2 on Saturday after- penalty calls, not including those called noon in the team’s first and only preseason in the post-game altercation. Of the pen- game this season. alties, 17 were called on Windsor and 13 “I liked the way we competed,” Falcons were called on the Falcons. head coach said. “I thought “There’s been a mandate throughout the we stuck together pretty good, specifical- NCAA and the WCHA that we need to crack ly I liked our penalty kill, it looked like we down on the hooking and the holding were on the same page with that, but big and the face-off interference and so on,” picture-wise I liked the fact that we stuck Bergeron said. “We’re all just going to have together and we competed hard.” to figure this out together... our guys are The scoring began with a shorthanded just going to have to get used to it, I think goal from Windsor at the 12:46 mark of PHOTO BY SARAH NORTH the referees are going to have to get used to the first period, as they held the 1-0 lead D’Andrea would score again not long af- 35 seconds into the third period to cut the it, so I think it was a culmination of that.” through the end of the first period. Howev- ter the first goal, this time giving the Fal- lead in half. However, both teams would The team also felt that they did a good er, the Falcons got on the board early in the cons the lead at 10:26. The team would be held off the board for the rest of the job of following their game plan to not only second period at 5:01 with a power play take a two goal lead at the 17:46 mark on a game, as the Falcons took the 3-2 victory. get the win, but get a solid start to the sea- goal from junior forward Brett D’Andrea to power play goal from senior forward Kevin The game also featured aggression from son as well. the game at one apiece. Dufour, allowing the team to close out the both teams after the whistles, finally cul- “We look to have a game plan, we look to “I thought we had some good movement second period with a 3-1 advantage. minating in a fight between several play- have a system in play, there was a bounce on the power play,” D’Andrea said. “We The insurance goal would prove import- ers after the game ended as the teams were here, a bounce there both ways, it happens, hadn’t had much time to work on it, but we ant in the third period, as Windsor scored heading off the ice. but overall it’s fair to say that I’m happy had good chances.” with how we played,” Bergerson said. BG NEWS October 04, 2016 | PAGE 9 THE BG NEWS SUDOKU Council addresses solar project

Hannah Finnerty Aspacher read part of the email aloud. He out of the city’s hands, but still shared Jeffers’ read, “The engineering, procurement and sentiment. City Editor construction agreement requires that all vendors “The night that city council approved this be paid prevailing wage.” project, AMP representatives were sitting right Conflicting information regarding the solar “There is conflicting information about what in this room, and they nodded approval when I project’s prevailing wage requirement was we were previously told by AMP and what you talked about the importance, I thought, of local presented at Bowling Green City Council are now saying,” Aspacher said. “That is a major contractors and local workers being involved Monday night. concern for myself and most likely others.” in this project,” Aspacher said. “It appears as The solar project will be the largest of its kind Councilmembers requested O’Connell get a though those comments fell on deaf ears.” in the state, covering 165 acres, and is contracted more detailed and definitive answer from AMP. Two Wood County-based contractors, Gem through American Municipal Power, an electric Councilman Bruce Jeffers offered other Industrial and Lake Erie Electric, both have utility company located in Columbus. concerns regarding the solar project. significant experience with solar fields, Aspacher Two reports from AMP provide conflicting “A big issue is prevailing wage. I have assumed said. These two contractors were not approached information about the solar project’s prevailing throughout this project that people would be by AMP to see if they would have interest in the wage requirements. paid prevailing wage,” Jeffers said. “I understood project. SUDOKU Prevailing wages are calculated wages that not all the work would go to local companies Ohio law demands that 80 percent of workers To play: Complete the grid by the U.S. Department of Labor and Ohio and local workers, but I am just concerned that on the project must be from Ohio. Blatner so that every row, column Department of Commerce that protect the and every 3 x 3 box contains there is not enough.” Energy, a partner in the solar project, requires 82 the digits 1 to 9. There is no state’s Construction Trades Workers, according Mayor Edwards reminded council that the city percent Ohio-based labor. guessing or math involved. to ACTOHIO. of Bowling Green is not directly responsible for O’Connell relayed information from AMP that Just use logic to solve City Utilities Director Brian O’Connell the hiring of workers. the project is 85 percent Ohio labor. reported that he received definitive word from “We are three steps removed here, because Even with these Ohio requirements, there are AMP that the solar project is not a prevailing we don’t have direct control of the project,” no restrictions saying how much labor must be wage project. Edwards said. “We are working through AMP provided by local contractors. In response, Councilman Mike Aspacher Ohio. They are working with NextEra. NextEra “Part of it has to do with Ohio law. We are presented council with an email from Sept. is working through another group that’s actually conforming with every aspect of Ohio law, but 2, 2016 from AMP that contradicted AMP’s the construction company.” maybe Ohio law needs to be changed,” Edwards statements to O’Connell. Aspacher said he understood the hiring is said. BG NEWS October 04, 2016 | PAGE 10 BG hails Barker, Fearing as king and queen

PHOTO BY ISAIAH VAZQUEZ Barker and Fearing both looked to the homecoming court as an honored tradition.

before the homecoming game, and he about BGSU, and it just makes my heart By Holly Shively It has allowed me to grow and learn and has given me so many opportunities, and specifically likes witnessing all of the happy,” she said Editor-in-Chief it is an honor to be crowned homecoming reunions that happen between alumni This year, Fearing was one of those king,” he wrote in an email. and the University. passionate people she referenced, earning To Jason Barker, being the 2016 Barker is a sports management major “It is such a cool time for Alumni to her spot as 2016 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming King isn’t about praising with a general business minor and has come back and remember the great times “Being Homecoming Queen is one what he has already given to the been extensively involved in student they had here at BGSU and learn about all of the highest honors at Bowling Green University, but instead celebrates his organizations. the current things that are going on now State University. It is so great to be able individual growth in something much Throughout his time at the University, through the current students,” Barker to represent the University that I love in larger than himself. he has been the president, vice president said. “It’s a time to bond the past with the such a way and to be a role model for Barker said when he thinks about being and treasurer of Alpha Tau Omega, the present and to celebrate the great times other students,” she said. homecoming royalty, he thinks about the director of outreach for Undergraduate at BGSU,” A human development and family story of the person being crowned and Student Government and a Bikes for Tikes Senior Tulsa Fearing said her favorite studies major, Fearing has been a member how not only has that person impacted participant for Dance Marathon. homecoming tradition is the king and of Phi Sigma Pi, a McNair Scholar, a the University, but how they have let the His favorite homecoming tradition queen crowning ceremony at halftime of LeaderShape Institute Participant and University change them as well. is tailgating at Falcon Tailgate Park the game. this year’s Homecoming Student Steering “That is just what BGSU has been to me. “Those folks are always so passionate Committee director.

Continued from Page 5 closing announcement was made earlier this week. arrived at Myles Pizza at 8:15 a.m. and claimed “I’ll fulfill my future cravings for pizza because I’ll place 31 in line. When the pizza shop opened at never be able to do it again,” Paoletti said. 11 a.m., there were over 300 people in line, Sharp Mercer was hoping to get a half-baked pizza for said. her father. “They were brought up on this pizza,” Fauver “Maybe I’ll come back on Saturday at 8:30 in the said motioning toward her daughter and son-in- morning and take a chair,” Mercer said. law. On Thursday at noon, a cheese pizza order came The Sharps love the pizza so much that Fauver with a two and a half hour wait, Garcia said. would bring half-baked pizzas to them when “It all stays in the family,” Myles said regarding they lived out of state for a few years. the pizza recipe. Sophomore Kahlie Paoletti and junior Brittany The Myles Pizza building has already been sold Mercer were last in line on Thursday, behind and will open as a restaurant, Myles said. more than 200 people. They weren’t sure if they’d Myles Pizza is “nothing but memories,” Losoya be able to stay in line long enough to order. said. “This is not just affecting the community, Paoletti had Myles Pizza Pub one time before the this is affecting everyone, and you’re talking PHOTO BY ISAIAH VAZQUEZ about all of the U.S.” Myles Pizza has been a staple in Bowling Green for nearly 40 years.. BG NEWS October 04, 2016 | PAGE 11 Band embraces homecoming spirit

By Jessica Speweike education major and mellophone player. In fact, all band members are required Managing Editor to have their music memorized while also memorizing their movements on the field. The Falcon Marching Band, a staple at the This past weekend’s show theme was University, is composed of a group of hard- “Anniversaries of Film” to correspond with working students whose dedication to the Doyt Perry Stadium’s 50th anniversary. music is only paralleled by their dedication “This year, honestly, I’m probably most to each other. excited about the show today,” said King. On Saturday, Oct. 1, the FMB started “I’m really excited to see what the crowd their day at 9 a.m. at the Perry Field House response is to it.” to begin their rehearsal process for the The band played pieces from “Willy game that started at 3:27 p.m. Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,” “Top The band, which is composed of 245 Gun,” “Hook” and “Moulin Rouge!” individuals including the color guard During “Moulin Rouge!,” three of the four and twirlers, started their rehearsal with drum majors, along with other members stretches, from their necks down to their of the band, joined the twirlers for a dance feet. feature, something not usually done. “You need to be extremely dedicated,” “We’ve certainly done dancing before,” said Graeme Materne, a junior music said King. “But I don’t know that we’ve PHOTO BY NICK BIERE composition major and one of the four gotten the athletic department involved Tubas line up for rehearsal before taking the ield for pregame. drum majors for the FMB. “We practice and the video board involved, so I think every day, we meet almost every other it’ll be a really, really cool production.” weekend…it’s extremely taxing.” accommodate the alumni band that was they had the chance to preview what the The twirlers also used different props featured front and center for the audience new band uniforms would look like. Marching band is a two credit hour in their routines, switching from batons class, but Dr. Michael King, the director to see. The FMB will not get them until next fall, to knives and back to batons. The knives That is something that is special about but Behrendt said he is looking forward to of the athletics band, said the students far are blunted instruments that have a hook exceed the amount of work required for a the Falcon Marching Band, said Materne. having them. which allows the twirlers to latch them “It’s cool to see those that have graduated “We haven’t, as a whole (group), seen it two credit class. together during their routine. As rehearsal started, one of the graduate …and how they meld with us,” he said, all yet,” said Behrendt. “But I heard they Homecoming weekend was a busier “seeing old friends and everybody come look pretty sweet.” assistants who led the warm-up warned event than usual for the FMB as over 100 the students not to “blow their chops” back. So, it’s just one big party.” Behrendt and Materne both said they band alumni returned to participate in the Behrendt agreed that family and are also looking forward to watching the before the game. festivities. “You have to practice and memorize the friendship were key components of the FMB progress as a group. “You feel like, when you come to an tight-knit group of students “I think it’s cool to see the evolution music and come to rehearsal every day and alumni game…you feel like you’re coming you have to dedicate almost your entire “Honestly, 90 percent of my friends are of where we started and how we grow home to the band,” said Kara Kordella, a from band and…just having everybody together,” said Materne. “Seeing where we Saturday, but it’s so much fun, it’s so worth 2015 University alumna. it,” said Adam Behrendt, a junior music there for you is so nice,” said Behrendt go, I think that’s just the coolest thing.” The pregame show was changed to While the alumni were at the University,

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The Falcon Marching Band embraced tradition and alumni at Saturday’s game. Drum majors and band memebers joined the twirlers for the haltime dance feature. BG NEWS October 04, 2016 | PAGE 12 Continued from Page 2 VP of student afairs visits USG By Keefe Watson Gibson included frequency and timing of providing a voice for those students.” mask.” While freshmen are often afraid programming, marketing for programming and Vice President Richard Racette announced of SICSIC at first because of how strange Campus Editor how to track student engagement. the date and time for a USG town hall event. This they seem, Clemens’ 1-year-old daughter “How can all of you help me to get more will be an opportunity for “any and all students has no fear of people in masks. Vice President of Student Affairs Thomas students involved,” Gibson asked USG. who want to come in” and voice any concerns or “You have five other best friends that Gibson addressed the Undergraduate Student Feedback included the lack of advertising ask questions. nobody else knows that you’re friends Government on Monday night. for programs, including no centralized The event will be held in the Union Theater on with,” Clemens said. “There’s a lot of care “I am thrilled to have an opportunity to spend location where programs are listed, and poor Oct. 24 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and concern.” some time with you this evening,” Gibson said. “I communication amongst campus organizations USG also heard from student Jackie Corfman, In fact, aside from Clemens and his wife, have spent the last 90 days assessing the campus in spreading awareness of programming. secretary and treasurer of Students for Sensible Dean of Students Jodi Webb, President condition for student success. Solutions were discussed such as using a swiping Drug Policy. Mary Ellen Mazey and the members’ In his time at the University, Gibson has been system to track engagement and improving Corfman asked USG to consider a good parents, no one knows the faces behind seeking to understand student engagement, the the digital platform of how programs are Samaritan policy on campus. the masks until unmasking during partnerships within the University and how the communicated to the student body. “A good Samaritan policy is a life saving February or March of the members’ various departments work together. President Amanda Dortch expressed the measure that prevents students from hesitating senior years. “Where I need your assistance and your help importance of members serving to the full to call for help if there is a medical event that The members of SICSIC agreed that the … is creating vibrant learning and campus calling of their positions. takes place in situations of alcohol abuse or friendships were part of what made the experiences for students,” Gibson said. “You all, when you signed up to be a substance abuse,” Corfman said. experience so rewarding. Gibson’s goal for the Department of Student representative…were going to serve in this role Corfman is seeking revision of the current “The other members of the group truly Affairs is to “foster pathways for student success,” and act as a senator and a liaison between USG three-strike policy at the University, which she are my best friends,” Grinch said. including engagement, retention, persistence, and the people that you represent,” Dortch said. believes is too punitive. SICSIC members form special learning and post-graduation success. “If you are not sitting at the table, you are not relationships with those who do not know Conversation between the USG body and them through events as well. 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We let people be weird, 8 Madrid miss: Abbr. have fun, and build amazing memories 9 Marisa of "My Cousin Vinny" that will help shape their entire college 10 Touring figure skating show experience,” Groot said. 11 Emer. cash source 12 Caviar 33 Postgrad tests 15 Feed the neighbor's 38 Spread, as seed cat, say 41 Do over, as a kitchen 21 "The A-Team" 44 They're dug up muscleman at digs 22 Actress Anne 45 Gave off 25 Milked animal, in 49 Yalie kiddie-speak 51 "You are not!" rebuttal 26 Olympic stadium 54 Cheerios grain centerpiece 55 Opera showpiece 27 Mideast ships 56 Colombian city 28 Hunting, catlike 57 Persia, now 29 Common typeface 58 See to 30 Old French money 59 Jabbers 31 Practice fly ball, e.g. 60 Rock band need 61 As well 1 Birthstone between sapphire 42 "Not so hot" and topaz 43 Tangerine kin 5 Frees (of) 46 Subj. for nature lovers 9 Russian ruler until 1917 47 Before, to Byron 13 Get a better mtge. 48 Bright spot in tough times 14 Take by force 50 Sales talk 16 Germany's von Bismarck 52 U.N. advocate for workers' 17 Biting remark rights 18 "Divine Comedy" poet 53 What a Geiger counter 19 Auntie of Broadway measures ... or, as two words, 20 Lena Horne classic that begins what the ends of 20-, 26- and "Don't know why there's no sun 48-Across are up in the sky ... " 60 Tiny "smashing" target 23 Historic time 62 Gem measure 24 Earth tremor 63 __ of expertise 163 S. MAIN 26 Measure of a store's visitors 64 Works on the lawn 419.353.2277 32 Tic-tac-toe win 65 Subway entrance 34 Dryer screen buildup 66 Fish home, at home www.sambs.com 35 German-born sex therapist, 67 Game on horseback 68 Piped up PHOTO BY KEVIN MENSAH familiarly 36 Neither here __ there 69 Grinds to a halt 37 Choir members 71 Preppy shirt brand SICSIC members wear diferent masks to hide 39 John, in Scotland 72 Legend WE DELIVER. 73 Done in their identity, with new masks appearing each year. 40 "All My Children" vixen