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Hitting Conklin students upset links at Residents hold meeting with Carter administrators to discuss maintenance Park By Jordan Fouts By IvyIckes CITT REPORTER *0M[N S REPORTER Putting a new spin on an old New is better. game, Carter Park will hosl its But that was not the case this annual disc golf tournament past year in Conklin Hall. tomorrow morning. Tuesday night, the residents Billing itself as the "World's of Conklin met with Linda Biggesl Disc Golf Tournament," it Newman, director of Residence is part of a national coordination Life and lim Zentmeyer, associ- by Circular Productions, a disc ate director of golf course design and installation Housing/Operations and company. Residence Life, to discuss ongo- The non-competitive tourna- ing problems. ment's intention is to introduce Conklin Hall was renovated people to disc golf, which mixes and reopened this past fall to traditional disc tossing with golf's new students. Its main attrac- 18 holes. The discs are closer to an tion was air conditioned rooms Olympic discus than the familiar at no extra charge. plastic flyers, though slimmer and Most of those living in heavier with different versions for Conktb) are upperclassmen, so driving and putting. they have previously experi- The event, which begins at 10 enced on-campus housing. a.m. at Carter Park's disc golf These students held the course, is sponsored locally by meeting to voice their discon- Bowling Green Parks and tent with the way problems Recreation. within the dormitory were Rebekah Gomales BG Nwis The course enjoys popularity now, with players from Ohio. addressed. Most students found DAMAGE: Above, the back door to Conklin Hall has been damaged by water. Below, a handicapped shower has no shower head. Many Michigan and Indiana, but (heir maintenance reports were shower heads in the facility are similar. Residents in Conklin Hall held a meeting Tuesday to bring up these complaints and others. not effective in getting their installing it may have been a risk i. problems fixed. These problems When Bob Callecod began as consisted of faulty plumbing the director of Parks and (such as toilets backing up and "In early October, after putting in numer- Recreation, he wanted to choose the presence of brown water), ous ignored complaints regarding our air die types of recreation facilities. dysfunctional air conditioning conditioning, a friend and I decided to He said he considereddisc golf for and defective furniture. its popularity in California and "I moved into the dorm early make a statement by sleeping out in the f*" various universities. and found there was no hot conference room-the next day our air "But there was not one person water and no working bath- in diis town who even knew what rooms. I also found my air con- conditioner was fixed." disc golf was," he said." So we did- ditioning leaking Cilycol Igrecn n't build it on the basis of popular- liquidl onto our beds and other JOSH GIOIELLO, SOPHOMORE ity." possessions," said sophomore The course was installed in josh Gioiello. regarding their air conditioning sophomore, said, "In regards to 1995 because, it was ideal for disc During the meeting another resorted to more extreme mea- how late we voiced our con- ! • golf and was unusable for other student spoke about how she sures. cerns to Residence Life, we had sports. too had the green liquid drip- "In early October, after to stan a new hall council and The course's 18 holes total 5.406 ping from the air conditioning. putting in numerous ignored were initially lacking some orga- feet long, with an overall par 64. She claims (hat while cleaning it complaints regarding our air nization. We also had some Each "hole" is a metal baskel hung up it got on her hands, making conditioning, a friend and I other priority problems to by chains. them bum and itch. In response decided to make a statement by address first we got to this as 1 "One quirk is the vvind-that's to the complaint made regard- sleeping out in die conference soon as we could." ft what makes the course extremely ing the leak she was told to move room-die next day our air con- Trying to find some kind of challenging," he said. "1 feel it's her bed and someone would be ditioner was fixed," said Gioiello. appropriate response to the stu- been a very good investment for by to look at the air conditioner. After numerous complaints dent's concerns said Newman, us-it's a great recreational oppor- Most of the students present were heard from the students, "It seems the chain of command %m^^ tunity at no cost, and it's great for voiced their frustration with the Newman and Zentmeyer tried didn't work in Conklin, in addi- all ages." lack of attention the mainte- to address their concerns. tion to trying to fix the problems Though most of the course's nance reports received and had Newman explained if they had we had to find out why there users are college age, Callecod given up on completing the heard of these problems sooner seemed to be a communicarion said there's also a devoted follow- forms when a problem they would have fixed them breakdown and prevent it from occurred. Gioiello gave up on right away. DISKGOLF. PAGE5 the maintenance reports However, Eileen Langford, CONKLIN, PAGE 5 Music hall reports Scientist grasp for how to deal pornographic Web search with asteroid, comet threat It was reported on Tuesday that By Andrew Bridges pornographic Internet sites may AP SCIENCE WRITER "If we were dealing with a larger object, like an asteroid that could have a much more have been downloaded on a com- LOS ANGELES — A group of severe impact on the U.S., as we have more advance knowledge of where it might hit, puter in the Moore Musical Arts scientists is seeking a standard- we would immediately start alerting states that something was coming." Center. ized protocol for dealing with After investigation, campus the possibility of an asteroid or MARC WOLf SON, FEMA police found no signs of wrongdo- comet striking the Earth, saying ing. According to lim Wiegand, humans can do more than the the Earth's immediate neighbor- what level we need to worry ten by Durda and fellow scien- and unbalanced" way the world director of public safety, it is unac- dinosaurs ever could before a hood. The concerns were about it — and that's a question tists Clark R. Chapman and now addresses any potential ceptable, according to University colossal impact precipitated sparked in part by several recent for everybody," said Daniel D. Robert E. Gold has been making impact. rules, to use campus lab comput- their extinction 65 millions years false alarms about impending Durda, a research scientist in the the rounds among experts who "They are spot-on that this is a ers to access such material. It is ago. impacts. department of space studies of study impact hazards. The goal, problem. They are also right on also a felony to access child The call comes as interest "In some sense, it's something the Southwest Research they write in the 19-page paper, time in terms of this just now pornography. "That's not what grows in the swarm of asteroids we know we need to worry Institute in Boulder, Colo. is to encourage discussion of the lab computers are for," and comets that orbit the sun in about, but we need to decide at In recent weeks, a paper writ- how to replace the "haphazard ASTEROIDS, PAGE 5 Wiegund said. Couples search for donors at colleges; pays egg-cellent money By Amy Lacy Over the last 15 years, egg couple and then oversee the TO THE AD?" The advertisement requested a ments pathetic because it takes U WIRE donation has become an increas- entire procedure. Lauren Barghols, University of special egg donor that meets the away the surprise element, and NORMAN, Okla.- ingly common method of infertil- The other approach taken by Oklahoma political science following requirements: approxi- nothing guarantees that the off- Oklahoma/Texas ticket - $55. ity treatment for women. It allows agencies is to advertise in college sophomore, has heard that ques- mately 5-feet-9 inches, spring will be the same as the Yearly parking pass - $92. couples a chance at being par- newspapers across the nation. tion on and off since the "Special Caucasian, 1250 SAT or high ACT donor," said Eli Reshef, medical Egg from 5-feet-9 inch intelli- ents. Several approaches have The agencies place ads recruiting Egg Donor" advertisement was scores, college or graduate stu- director of the Bennet Fertility gent Caucasian - $80,000. been taken to find donors. donors with specific qualities and placed April 16. She has also had dent under 30 and no genetic Institute Giving a couple the chance to In one method, individual for high prices. the advertisement handed to her medical issues. have a child - priceless. physicians pair a donor with a "WHY DONT YOU RESPOND in class and left on her door. "I would call these advertise- DONORS, PAGE 5 I T 2 Friday. May 4.2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS Ohio Universities hit by feminism everyday language," she said. (formerly the Feminist Majority), stand the issue on a global level. diversity and multiculturalism. form and shape gender. ATHENS, Ohio — Those who "They are interrogating the prac- Positive Action (a group of OU "We are also very up-front "The movement seems to seek "It is important to look at mas- believe thai feminism is dead -- tice of representation to figure men who work to end sexual about sex and sexuality, which is to embrace difference and to use culinity as well as femininity and that women have achieved eco- out how it operates, and then assault), the Women's another huge aspect of the new difference creatively to bring how the two are paired as oppo- nomic, political and social equal- about wider and deeper change working to make changes." Panhellenic Association and the wave," she said. "Women's sexu- sites," she said. "Feminists don't ity with men - have not been Freshman Monty Alan Hunter Women's Affairs Commission. ality is so hush-hush and taboo than what was done in the past," see male and female as having to paying much attention to the said his perception of feminism The women and men involved in and we try to be very loud about Peck said. activities of women today. There has changed since observing how these organizations said they are it" McLerran said feminists focus be opposed, and they are work- is a "third wave" of feminists tak- feminists operate on this cam- working toward improving gen- In the past, the Feminist not only on how women are ing to break down the binary ing the world and Ohio pus. der relations locally. Coalition has held pornography oppressed, but on how oppres- structure." University by storm. "When I was in Boy Scouts, my Senior Beth Touschner, a discussions, celebrated "V-Day" sion differs according to race, Although feminist activity The nature of feminism has friends and I all used the word member of the Feminist with readings from the contro- class and ethnicity. always has been categorized as been changing gradually since 'Femi-Nazi' and pictured dykes Coalition, said she and the other versial "Vagina Monologues" and Gender roles also are very one whole movement, Peck said the early 20th century. While large wearing combat boots," Hunter members of her organization paraded around campus taking important to third-wave femi- there should be an "s" added to activist movements mark the first said. "Now I know that feminism consider themselves third-wave pictures of people as they stuck nists, McLerran said. the end of the word feminism. two waves, lennifer McLerran, feminists. their heads through giant hand- "There is a binary structure includes anyone. It's all about "There is no one way to be a associate director of women's women and men working "The second wave was the made vulvas, Touschner said. that exists in the human language studies at OU, said feminists now together towards equality, and it's white middle class women's Lynette Peck, OU women's hot/cold; black/white; feminist. Everyone draws from are activists in a different sense. not in the least bit threatening." movement; it ignored working studies professor, said many of young/old; male/female," she their own personal experiences," "They are more interested in Hunter has witnessed feminist class and colored women, who the ideas of new wave feminists said. Third-wave feminists are Peck said. There are many femi- how women are represented in activity at OU through groups had an entirely different life," are rooted in the academic trend interested in looking at how such nist movements, not just one, the media and through our such as the Feminist Coalition Touschner said. "We try to under- of the '90s that is concerned with structures and society in general and there never has been."
TOP 10 BGSU PROFESSORS FBI withheld key evidence The Office of Residence Life's Academic Success Committee with help of University students honored the Top 10 Professors of the year this past week. The professors were chosen through a voting system. from state in bombing trial MONDAY. APRIL 30 KOHL LOCKED LOUNGE Joseph Spinelli Geography By lay Reeves of Blanton talking about planning dict was highly unlikely. luries in pany that performed the work. David Jackson Political Science THE 1SS0CI»1ED PRESS "the bomb" and the testimony of Birmingham were all white at the But the FBI did not let Baxley Michael French Division of Teaching and Learning BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — For Mitchell Burns, a former time, and the police force includ- know the tapes even existed in three decades, the FBI failed to Klansman and paid FBI infor- ed Klan sympathizers. the 1970s. It wasn't until the latest TUESDAY, MAY 1 HARSHMAN COMMUNITY ROOM mant who recorded other con- disclose it had hundreds of hours "It was just a different time," investigation began that Baxley Gordon Ricketts Chapman Learning Community versations. Dahle said. of tape recordings and other evi- Robert Alexander Political Science dence that could help convict for- "What excuse can the FBI have Also, he said, the FBI has a pol- found out about the tapes and Allan Emery Honors Program English mer Ku Klux Klansmen in the for allowing Mr. Blanton to go free icy against revealing the identity the informant. Yung said he 196? church bombing that killed for 24 years with this smoking- of confidential informants like learned of the long-secret evi- WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 0FFENHAUR 1104 four black girls. gun evidence hidden in its files?" Burns unless they agree to go dence as the Blanton trial unfold- Penny Kruse Music Department When that information finally former Alabama Attorney public. And agents may have ed. Rolando Androde Ethnic Studies came out in court in recent weeks General Bill Baxley wrote in a been leery about sharing the "They denied having any more Verner Bingman Psychology and clinched the conviction of commentary Thursday in The information with state and local evidence than what they gave us, ex-Klansman Thomas Blanton 11 New York Times. Baxley reopened police forces, which were known and it was hard enough getting on Tuesday, Alabama prosecutors the church bombing probe in the to have Klan sympathizers. what we got," Yung said. who first broke open the long- 1970s and convicted Chambliss. As for the tapes secretly made Study, study, study, check out dormant case in the 1970s were FBI spokesman Craig Dahle in Blanton's kitchen in 1964, com- With Hoover running the FBI, outraged. said there was no easy answer for puters were used to enhance the the case was closed in 1968 with- BGNews.com, study, study, study, study, "That is the most stunning rev- the agency's failure to hand over murky recordings and help deci- out any charges. The file of FBI study, check out BGNews.com, study, elation of this thing," said former everything it had years earlier. But pher the voices for the jury at his evidence against Chambliss, Alabama Assistant Attorney he denied the FBI deliberately trial — technology unavailable in Blanton and others sat dormant. study, study, check out BGNews.com, General John Yung, who in 1977 delayed justice. the 1960s and extremely time- Hoover died in 1972, but his study, study, study, study, study, check out helped send ex-Klansman Robert "I think it is wrong to assert consuming in the 1970s when successors also left the tapes and "Dynamite Bob" Chambliss to there was any effort to block any- Baxley was pursuing the church other evidence in storage. Finally, BGNews.com, study, study, study, check prison for the bombing "I think thing," Dahle said. bombers. Rob Langford, the agent in charge it's shocking that someone sat on Intentionally or not, then-FBI The tapes were only "moder- out BGNews.com, study, study, study, that evidence all those years." Director). Edgar Hoover prevent- ately intelligible" without of the Birmingham FBI office, Among the FBI evidence that ed a quick trial in 1965 when he enhancement, said Anthony decided to reopen the church study, study, check out BGNews.com, had remained secret since the concluded that Birmingham's Pellicano of Forensic Audio bombing probe after meeting study, study, study, study, study, SLEEP! mid-1960s: secret tape recordings racial climate meant a guilty ver- Laboratory, the Los Angeles com- with black ministers in 1993.
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STUDENTS SKIP STATE EXAM www.bgnews.com/opinion SCARSDALE, NY. (AP) — Nearly 200 eighth-graders boycotted a state science exam with their parents' blessing Thursday in this well-to-do community of doctors, corporate executives and other high-achiev- ersThe school district in this New York City suburb said 195 of its 290 eighth-graders skipped the test. OPINION EDITORIAL Dorms are integral to campus life You walk on to campus a star- asked the school to consider giv- find a flushing toilet isn't always backs to living in a communal dents wili come. By the droves. ry-eyed freshman expecting to ing them free room and board YOU DECIDE a luxury that we always have. Tell situation. You have to deal with We can't really complain too walk up marble steps into your next year. that to your hallmate hopping the incessant noise, the ungodly much more. Our dorms are safe. Hyatt Kegency dorm room. Their complaints? Among What do you think of dorm around in agony in the bath- hours people keep, and the They keep us dry, for the most Instead, you walk into Motel 6, them were that tile toilets don't life here at BGSU and how room. And you wonder why insane amount of false alarms part. And they give us the unique where they didn't even leave the work, the wall outlets spark and you cope? Let us know at people use the showers as a toi- It's not too tough to make our chance to live within four feet of light on for you. hiss, the furniture breaks, and [email protected]. let stay a little more enjoyable by all our friends Is it worth it? Is paying an many, many more. Is this too We know that this isn't a fixing our facilities and regulat- Basic living necessities are a obscene amount of money to much to ask? palace. We aren't little princes ing our heat must We have every right to live in a shoebox-size room The idea behind dorm life is to months. And to add to all that, and princesses running around The dorms are a huge opera- expect that we get a decent room worth it? As we near the end of have a community of students you have a snoring, belching, making unreal demands (well, tion to run, but we pay a huge for the money we pay. But to yet another year, we think back who enjoy living together, and hermit roommate named Liz- most of us aren't). But it isn't amount of money to live here. demand too much is just stupid. to the joys of dorm life. have fun with their college years. who you may or may not get much to ask that the tempera- We are paying to have decent liv- This isn't the Hyatt, and we aren't In fact, some residents of However, we all know that the along with. tures be comfortable in the ing facilities. celebrities. There is no room ser- Conklin life enjoyed themselves dorms aren't all the brochure Is it too much to ask that the dorms. In the fall and spring, In terms of socializing, there vice in Kreischer. so much this year that they are says they are. room be clean before we move they feel like a nursing home, aren't many better places than a So, remember, it could be a lot demanding their money back. The toilets don't always work, in? It might also be a plus that and in the winter, you can swear college dorm. That's the redeem- worse. After all Liz could tell you, Their complaints stretch from the furniture isn't the best and the various utilities work in the you're living in a Frigidaire. ing quality to them. Make them that Bo, her boyfriend, will be here to Founders, and thcv have you live in a mousehole for nine bathroom. Taking the time to There will always be draw- more comfortable, and the stu- sleeping in your bed tonight. U-WIIIE COLUMN PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Stupid is as ON THE STREET Cancer Society. We surpassed Cancer Society to fund cancer What do you expect Congrats to U. that by raising $13,385 for the research and to help cancer stupid does Wood County Unit patients. Your generosity is from your residence for success of Efforts of many people con- appreciated. halls? tributed to this success: DAVIS, Calif. — It's common ALYSSA M. knowledge that people, in gener- Daffodil Days — Departments who permit- KELLY HAWK al, are a few fries short of a RALSTON ted collection boxes Omega Phi Alpha Happy Meal. A few chocolate U. Califoniia-Davis — Staff who aided us with KRISTEN ESASKY chips shy of a cookie. A few pud- ear BGSU Community: deliveries Alpha Omicron Pi ding cups short of an orgy. An immortal" department: "Kafka D — And all the people who pur- JOE PLAVCAN. SCOH DAILY olive short of a martini. Actually, was a vegetarian? Well, that Thank you to all who helped chased daffodils. Beta Theta Pi make that an olive, gin, dry ver- explains why he died." make Daffodil Days 2001 so suc- Combining the small acts of LINDA GL0MSKI mouth and a glass short of a From the "Standards are slip- cessful at BGSU. Our goal was to many people made it possible to School of Comm. Studies 1 martini. ping" department: "I'm pretty raise $12,000 for the American give a big gift to the American I In other words, some people sure that guy from 'Charles in j are stupid. However, this fact of Charge' won an Oscar." > life has been reinforced to me so From the "I still believe in the TREVOR HELLER [ many times in the past week that Tooth Fairy" department SOPHOMORE • 1 feel it is my duty to reinforce it Person A: "1 heard Bank of U WIRE COLUMN 1 to you. America is giving free money HISTORY I'm not talking endearingly away today." "More hoes." dim. in a "Dumb and Dumber" Person B: "Oh yeah? How or "Wayne's World" sort of way. much per person?" Don't rush judgment Nor am I speaking of those who From the "Like he's really going got less than 800 on the SAT I, to care" department: "I'd like you though I do appreciate how hard better if you were dead." AT ISSUE Having grown up without the draft or a true war on foreign soil, how it is to bubble in one's name. And From the "Resistance is futile" can today's youth relate to events that happened in Vietnam? forget about being able to fit one department: "Death is tacky." letter per box. (Screw calculus: From the "I also live in a large CORVALUS, Ore. — It's some- conferences, Bob Kerrey is one-to-one ratios equal higher house on Russell that faces cam- thing our generation hasn't really haunted by his past. JOEL math.) pus" department: "Marie Claire is had to face yet. And no matter how much the FOWLKS No, I am referring to those too intellectual." MATT BENNETT We, the kids who grew up with media investigate the ill-fated Oregon State U. who, in an immeasurably annoy- From the "Steven Segal IS Supersoakers, Transformers, raid on Thanh Phong village that ing Pauly Shore-esque manner, intellectual cinema" department: SOPHOMORE Esprit bags and Tommy Hilfiger. Kerrey led in February 1969, the feel the need to share their com- "Yeah, hasn't violence in movies MIS haven't been faced with the eye- man will probably wrestle his of leaving your family and your plete lack of brilliance with those gotten way out of hand?... So opening realities many of our demons for the rest of his life. hometown to fly to another of us who sunound them on the which do you think was better, "A fat roomie!' parents had to deal with when For years after he came home place in the world — a place you bus, in class, waiting for the ATM, 'Under Siege' or 'Under Siege 2'?" they were asked to fight people from Vietnam, Kerrey was lauded know nothing about. at the video store, and in restau- Okay, I made up that last one. in another country in a foreign as a war hero. A Navy SEAL who I can picture the confusion of rants. Out of sheer frustration, I What's really sad is that it's not war. had lost his leg below the knee seeing people who all look and implore them: think before you entirely unbelievable. All told, College is a great way to hide and earned the Congressional talk the same, but some are ene- speak! I've heard more lucid syllables from the real world, and even Medal of Honor, Kerrey later mies and some are allies. How do No? No dice? No dice. I know fall clumsily from the gap- more difficult for us to fathom became a respected U.S. senator. you know which is which? there will always be one person toothed mouths of Woodland taking out the nose ring, turning He even ran for president in When you played war in your in even,' class, every group, every residents compared to some of off MTV, and walking through a 1992. front yard as a kid, everyone was line, every bus, who believes that your fellow Aggies. jungle with a gun, shooting other But news reports by The New a soldier. But now there are all every word s/he utters is bril- I'm not just offended as a kids our age. York Tunes Magazine and "60 sorts of people in the way — real liance made audible. In fact, I human being. I'm offended as a It's tough to imagine that gun Minutes II" this week questioned life is going on around you. wouldn't be surprised if you've student at UCD. I don't know DAVE PLACENT being loaded with anything Kerrey's status as a hero when Whom do you shoot? Who is heard one already in the 40 sec- about the rest of you, but I MITCH MANN odier than paint balls. they suggested that Kerrey's unit about to shoot you? onds or so it's taken you to read worked semi-hard in high school SOPHOMORES So, if you members of the killed at least 13 unarmed So I can understand your con- this far. to get here. For my two senior Vietnam generation would cut women and children during that fusion, baby boomers. I wouldn't They're unavoidable, I tell you. year all-nighters to be spat on in CONSTRUCTION, IPC us some slack when we cant raid. want to be in that situation, You can't escape. They're like such a manner by such obvious "Cold beer and easy relate to the struggles of the Kerrey called a press confer- either. But why, 30 years later, are ants: you find one, and you know twits is more than slightly dis- 1960s, we'd appreciate it. ence to explain what happened you all hung up on Bob Kerrey? there are a zillion more just wait- turbing. women." Because, to be perfectiy frank on the night He claimed the The way I see it, he and those ing to annoy you. If die above quotes are truly with you, we only remember tie- killings were accidental — the soldiers he led were given guns Therefore, it appears that the representative of the greatest dye, VW buses, long hair and bad result of a dark, moonless night and knives and told to kill people only way to get the imbeciles to minds our state has to offer, I fashion. — and called the realization diat they didn't know. That's what stop making me want to pull out weep for the future. When you And.we don't understand this they'd killed civilians the time he they did. It might be what I my tympanic membranes is to consider that, according to U.S. hang-up you have with the "had seen Hell." would do if I were scared so bad I publicly call out their follies. To News and World Report, UCD is Vietnam War. OK, that I can understand. was shaking. save my own sanity, I offer you the lOth-best public university in However, I'm pretty sure I can Hell means something more to It isn't our fault that we are some collegiate Pearls of the nation, and therefore there recognize a tormented man me than being stuck at shallow and disinterested. I (wis)dumb. And keep in mind are oodles of schools that have a when I see one. And judging by Abercrombie with no credit card. mean, you are the ones who that I amassed these quotes in far denser student population what I Ve seen in television press I imagine the horrible feeling raised us, right? the mere span of one week. It'll than ours, then my weeping for CHRISTINA SMITH break your heart. the future becomes justified. From the "I live in a large For all of you dimwits out JUNIOR EMISSION POLICY house on Russell that faces cam- there, I have one piece of advice: EARLY CHILDHOOD pus" department: "Yeah, I hate be aware of where you are and ...a BG News gladly prints Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters .should be tess.rhan 300 words.and _ sunbathing because, you know, it the scads of superior brains DEVELOPMENT Guest Columns can be 500 to 700 words. Narne,1>hone number and addres
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DONORS, FROM PAGE 1 Tracy Smith, English junior, it out. the ad was the Egg Donation some of the side effects, 1 got real- He said this greatly reduces the also fits the description and was There has been another adver- Center of Dallas, Inc. ly scared and e-mailed the nice cost of the procedure. The Bennel Fertility Institute in intrigued by the ad. She asked for tisement in The Oklahoma Dairy They sent Hamilton an appli- lady that was giving me the infor- "We don't actively recruit," Oklahoma City performs the the application, and found it was classifieds section which was cation through e-mail and asked mation." Reshef said. "We would have a largest amount of egg donations seven pages and required 18 pic- placed around the same time, but if she would fill it out by hand, The woman responded that surge of people and have to in Oklahoma and with success tures. is no longer running. This ad was write special donor at the top and there were only mild side effects screen the applicants. Many of rates that are higher than the Questions on the application looking for a blonde, blue- or send it in the mail. Hamilton and that since the patient is our donors have already done national average, said Reshef. range from sexual orientation green-eyed donor with a 25 ACT filled out the application and sent asleep during (he procedure research on donating. We screen Barghols fits the description, and tanning ability to IQ and or higher. in a picture. there is little pain. Hamilton said them very closely and explain the but yet has not'responded. early developmental facts. It also process to them from A to Z. We "People keep asking me why 1 Lindsay Hamilton, criminolo- Hamilton then began talking to that then she received an e-mail don't apply and I haven't come asks for three complete family gy sophomore, e-mailed the other people about egg donation offering her $ 1,000 more because try to talk them out of it during up with a good answer," Barghols backgrounds. One for height, eye address in the ad requesting and no longer felt comfortable a couple thought she looked just the early stages." said. "I just think it is horrible to color, hair color and condition of more information. about donating. like the recipient. Reshef said that a physician is program what your children will hair. The application also asks for "I was reading the paper a few She e-mailed the center to ask Reshef said that agencies can not merely a technician. He takes be." ethnic ancestry and then occupa- weeks back and they were offer- about complications. be good in that they offer more the care of the donors and recipi- The advertisement refers those tion and education as far back as ing $3,000 for a certain egg," "This company out of Dallas options to the recipients, but they ents very seriously and wants interested to the law office of grandparents. Hamilton said. "I was interested told me all of the wonderful don't offer individual care minimal complications. Greg L Eriksen in Orange, Calif., Smith said that after looking at because I was going to buy a car things about this needy couple," throughout the entire procedure. Both agencies were contacted, to receive more information and the application and possible side with that money." Hamilton said. "I felt like I could Reshef works with couples to find but neither would comment on an application. effects, she decided against filling The organization that placed help them out. When I looked at donors through word of mouth. the record.
ASTEROIDS, FROM PAGE 1 NEOs, that are 0.6 miles or larger "It is really in the last few years If an attempt to destroy or should be done," said Bill Cooke, would immediately start alerting in diameter. the search effort has begun to deflect an NEO should fail, and a NASA contractor and space states that something was com- being recognized as serious The objects are a mix of bear fruit and bear it massively," an object just a half-mile in diam- environment expert who has ing," said Marc Wolfson, a FEMA enough a topic so as to go to the comets, frozen balls of ice and said Thomas Morgan, discipline eter struck the Earth, it would penned his own paper on the spokesman. next step in terms of 'what if,"' dust that formed in the far reach- scientist for NASAk NEO observa- unleash an amount of energy subject. For now, word of a potential said Richard Binzel, a professor of es of the solar system, and aster- tion program. equivalent to 10 million times the The Federal Emergency threat comes by way of a casual planetary science at the oids, which were formed in the If an Earth-bound asteroid or power of the atomic bomb Management Agency, for one, bulletin posted on the Internet Massachusetts Institute of inner solar system between the Technology who developed a comet were spotted, scientists dropped on Hiroshima. The would respond in a way similar to that is invariably redistributed by orbits of Mars and Jupiter. scale to rank the potential danger have proposed either attaching a event could do for many humans how it does now with hurricanes the media. of an impact. "We have now over- Occasionally, those objects are rocket engine to it to nudge it out what a larger object is widely — or the recent return to Earth of "There's nothing set in stone come the giggle factor." pushed closer to the sun, either of the way, or smashing it to believed to have done for the the Russian Mir space station. yet as far as procedures go. That's How serious the potential through collisions or by the tug of pieces with an atomic bomb. dinosaurs. "If we were dealing with a larg- what we want to get people talk- threat could be is underscored by gravity, and cross the orbit of the But even if a warning about a "The public has all heard of the er object, like an asteroid that ing about: Who should be noti- an effort sponsored by the Earth. potential impact comes years or extinction of the dinosaurs, and could have a much more severe fied? Who shouldn't? There's no National Aeronautics and Space So far, the search effort has decades in advance, the feasibili- they expect something to be impact on the United States, as desire to be secretive, but you Administration to catalog 90 per- turned up about half of an esti- ty and expense of such a deter- done about |any potential we have more advance knowl- don't want to cry wolf too often," cent of all near-Earth objects, or mated population of 1,100 NEOs. rent is unknown. impactl, so therefore something edge of where it might hit, we Durda said.
CONKUN, FROM PAGE 1 dents' requests to get monetarily Another student is not quite as DISK GOLF. FROM PAGE 1 refunded, Zentmeyer said, "we positive about the final outcome. v Did you know... % happening in the future." A FRIDAY FACT. have discussed some options to "To me all they did was try to ing who grew up with the In response to. the ineffective- try to rectify the situation, tradi- game.
Tickets are still available! Can be purchased day of show Starting at 2pm mderson Arena Box Office II tickets $12 IE ROOTS & INDMC 5th, 2001 [on Arena, 7pm ten at 5:30 _ starts at 7pm \$ lines and get FREE stuff as early as possible! PLEASE DRUGS, ALCOHOL, OR WEAPONS Security Check Points will INFO be in place. UAO and it's 372. staff will reserve the right to check all bags 2486 UAO PRE BLUES TRAVELER: Dan Nied takes a look at the upcoming Blues FRIDAY Traveler release, Bridge. New releases from The May 4, New Year and Placebo 2001 are also reviewed. PAGE 7 www.bgnews.com/now BOWLING GREEN ST/tTE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 90 ISSUE 152
¥mp 9 t#»y Street $** ft* NM*NIH <«M h h * Howards Tu** Nuntt/ftun-DMC iuktboi %«••#! fh**%t+t% Sugar BuZZ f/#*#»fr##m |kNtt«**t Suettftasfe U^^'/C*****^' BEST LOCAL BAND Star Afrique. Here's what you like, trust us we know. You BEST LOCAL SOLO der then, that DJ Dub, won Other bands earning recog- ARTIST the title of Best Local Solo WINNER: SugarBuzz nition as local favorites like Uptown/Downtown, but Tuxedo/Junction is RUNNER-UPS: Big Creak. included Stylex. The Fighting a close second, both for drinking and finding Artist by a landslide. He is a Jukebox Soul, Star Afrique. Hellfish, Evolotto, the WINNER: DJ Dub fixture at places like the Straightaways and hardcore that special someone for a night. You like WINNER RUNDOWN: Hip- group Premonitions of War. O.A.R. but you can't wait for the Roots and Aztec and Easystreet Cafe, hop- tinged funk is the RUNNER-UPS: Tony Papa, and nary a week goes by music of choice among U. Run D.M.C. to rock Anderson tomorrow. You and Adam Brooks Dudding. without Dub taking to the students as SugarBuzz beat like Sugarbuzz, but then again who doesn't? out the Big Creak as best turntables to entertain large, local band. Soon to be fea- And you like Page 3. Don't get too attached THE DEAL He's the host of a successful radio program on receptive crowds. tured on VHl's hit series though, as the page will not be returning next 'Bands on the Run," WBGU88.1FM. He is known SugarBuzz is known for its semeseter. for his high energy live The runner-ups are musical- shows and as a master of high energy, audience driven How do we know what you like? ly different, but no less tal- shows. the turntables. ented than Dub. Also making a strong show- We asked you and 300 of your fellow stu- At a DJ Dub show you'll hear ing was local hip-hop outfit dents to jot down what you like about Bowling everything from old school Papa and Dudding are pop- (recently featured in NOW) Marvin Gaye to cutting edge Green. It's NOW's first ever student poll. To rappers like Common and ular attractions throughout find out what else you like, keep reading. The Beatnuts. It is no won- the Bowling Green area. FAVORITE B6 NEWS Unfortunately, enjoy Page 3 BEST BAR SECTION while you can as it will no BEST UAO EVENT Roots/Run-DMC show. memorable for both students longer be a regular feature Even though it has yet to occur, and no doubt UAO. WINNER: Uptown/Downtown WINNER: Page 3 of the BG News next semes- WINNER: The Roots and Run- students seem thrilled by the Coming in a close third is the RUNNER-UPS: NOW ter. prospect of seeing hip-hop pio- DMC(May5) Jim Breuer/Tracy Morgan/Tommy RUNNER-UPS: Easystreet Cafe, Entertainment and Sports". neers Run-DMC partnered with Blaze night of stand up comedy. Howard's Club H, THE DEAL U. students like their Grammy Award-winning Tuxedo/Junction RUNNER-UPS: OAR and Jim Uniting the former Saturday their crossword puzzle along contemporaries, The Roots. Breuer/Tracy Morgan/Tommy Night Live players Morgan and with random, non-sequitor Blaze. Tickets are still available for THE DEAL From Crab Races to humor as Page 3 is your the show. Breuer with emcee Blaze, result- Drag Night to Goth Night, ed In not only a memorable overwhelming favorite Jam band OAR.'s recent per- Uptown/Downtown not only BG News section. THE DEAL If this poll is any formance also drew kudos from night of comedy, but one of the offers speciality nights, it also Whether it's a column indication then UAO has a hit U. students. The nearly sold out most successful events in plays the widest variety of cur- by Jason Pea body, E. on its hands with Saturday's April 21 show is one that proved recent campus history. rent Top 40 dance and hip- Sean Medina or a surly hop. Drink specials, insanely ninja doling out both advice loud karaoke and large crowds and pain, Page 3 is always a helped to make source of humor for U. stu- Uptown/Downtown the bar of dents. BEST NOW FEATURE successful performance at with former Pixies fomtman choice among BG News read- Anderson Arena to brisk record Frank Black also proved popu- WINNER: OAR by Dan Nied ers. sales at local music retailers, lar. Jeff McGinnis' in-depth Easystreet Cafe came in a OAR., if Bowling Green is any reportage on both the history close second. Easystreet is also RUNNER-UPS: Frank Black by indication, is headed for bigger and future of the Popular Erik Pepple, Pop Culture Dept. known for its Hall of Foam and and better things. And for those Culture Departments one of the wide variety of beer. by Jeff McGinnis and Godsmack who can't get enough OAR. most remembered pieces from BEST BEER when U. students drink, they by Lisa Bettinger. coverage (and there are plenty NOW Entertainment. THE DEAL If there's one thing to BEST PLACE TO FIND A opt for the King of Beers. of you judging by the hits to Yet, music seemed to be on the WINNER: Bud Light/Ice be gleaned from this informal HOOK-UP There seemed to be no room http://www.b2n ews.com/now mind on many of those polled little survey; its that U. students for the expensive imports the week Mr. Nied's feature ran), as Lisa Bellinger's interview WINNER: Uptown/Downtown RUNNER-UPS: Natural Ught, love up and coming reggae- Old Milwaukee Light, (although Newcastle, Harp there's one more story on page with popular rock band based jam band OAR. and Amstel Light all made 8. Godsmack garnered several RUNNER-UPS: Skybar, From their recent, enormously Tuxedo/Junction THE DEAL U. students love admirable showings), as Erik Pepple's recent interview votes. their Bud. In any form-Light, Natural Light. Ole Mil and THE DEAL Not only is Ice or regular Budweiser, Miller were popular options. Canadians have no need to Uptown/Downtown the bar of choice, it is also the place to get hasty, though. Labatt BEST PLACE TO SEE A On an average week a BG resi- thanks to its weekly open mic go to find a hook-up. Blue is the only foreign beer SHOW dent is likely to have their night and Jazz Night which fea- Other popular spots to find a to gain large numbers of choice of the blues, garage rock, tures both professional and guy or gal to go home with votes. Although, let's face it, WINNER: Howard's Club H punk, hardcore, metal, ska, hip- amateur players exercising their were Skybar and the residence most of us consider Canada hop, indie-rock and cover chops. RUNNER-UPS: Easystreet Cafe, halls. the 51st state, anyway, so bands. Anderson Arena also made a its strong showing is not Anderson Arena and Brewster's. In a related survey question, With Its characteristically surprisingly potent showing. No that unexpected. after you find your hook-up at The Deal: With its long history smoky ambience and eclectic doubt due to the recent OAR. a bar, where do you go from of bringing in seminal blues crowds it gives one the Impres- concert, Jim Breuer/Tracy there? Most students selected acts, Howard's Club H is also sion of the coolest basement in Morgan/Tommy Blaze show and the Library. West Hall, the renowned for the sheer variety town, and that's a good thing. the upcoming appearance of gazebo by the Rec and the of other musical acts it books Howard's edged out Easystreet critically acclaimed rappers Music Building Practice on a regular basis. Cafe, which is also a favorite Roots and Run-DMC. Rooms. BG NEWS NOW SOUNDS Friday, May 4.2001 7 Blues Traveler successfully crosses Bridge; The New Year arrives; H20 not just all wet; and damn, Placebo's good BLUES TRAVELER THE NEW YEAR H20 BRIDGE NEWNESS ENDS GO A B+ THE NrW YFAR B+ A&M Records Touch and Go Records 'H.VNl Record labelMCA Records After losing bass player Bobby Bubba lyes, there are indie- Does pop quench your thirst? . Sheehan to a drug overdose and rockers named Bubba, and God No. adding keyboardist Ben Wilson bless him for thatl and Man Does Yoo-Hoo quench your to their lineup, it would be harmonica takes a back seat to Kadane's last band was the semi- builds and builds, never quite cli- thirst? and bass mesh so well on this impossible for Blues Traveler to the rest of the band shows that nal slowecore outfit, Bedhead. maxing, just getting faster and No. keep the same sound that pro- track it pretty much gives you the Blues Traveler has grown musi- Their dreamy, moderately paced faster. Instead, its almost stub- Maybe Yoo-hoo with a little chills. When lead vocalist Toby pelled them into rock stardom in cally. tunes were country tinged rock bom refusal to just explode and rum? themid-90's. anthems on Ny-Quil. Morse comes in on top of the Not coincidentally, many of rock out give the tune a power NO. Of course not, the only guitars, this song becomes so Their new album Bridge, to be Popper's lyrics deal with With their new band, The New that reflects the general frustra- thing that quenches your thirst is released Tuesday, offers less of Year and new album, Newness powerful and extremely fetching Sheehan's death, changes in the tion with life of which Matt good ol' H20, and your musical to the ear. You can't help but to frontman John Popper's trade- band's lineup and Popper's mas- Ends, the brothers Kadane kick Kadane sings. thirst will be quenched after lis- mark harmonica and more funk things up a notch and experi- want to listen to it again and* sive weight loss. The album fea- The same holds true for the tening to H20's latest album Go. again and again. powered pop-rock with hard- ment with faster tempos. Yet this tures a fantastic centerpiece in rollicking "The Block that Doesn't Many of the songs on this CD "Like a Prayer" is their piece ae flowing basslines and raucous "Pretty Angry," Popper's take on emphasis on quicker tempos Exist." Starting with drumming have an Offspring/Third Eye guitars. does not so much relinquish resistance. It starts out like psy- Sheehan's death. Popper's mean- that wouldn't be out of place in Blind feel, but I say that only to chadelia has set in, but then Gone is the formula that creat- ingful vocals again combine with their ties to their slowcore past, the world of surf rock, the song put a genre to the name. H20 ed the mega-hit "Runaround" as simply moves them into when the first chorus is over, powerful lyrics to create a alternates between Kadane's has their own appeal and sound. H20 comes at you as strong and Instead of catchy harmonica riffs, poignant and touching epic that uncharted territories. plaintive vocals and a propulsive Go differs a bit from H20's Blues Traveler lets Wilson and The songs may be faster, but intense as the running of the shows the harsh reality of griev- drum beat that works in fits and first CD's in that it has a bulls in Pamplona. new guitarist Chan Kinchla set ing for a lost friend. "And I wanna the Kadanes are still creating starts. punk/pop feel. the tone of Bridge. Kinchla's lovely rock songs. Thankfully, H20 captures the essence of shout from my guitar/Come out Newness Ends falls prey to a Three songs in particular Madonna's "like a Prayer" while infectious guitar combines with though, the songs are still pro- come out wherever you are/The few short comings that keep it caught my pleasure: "Memory adding their brilliant originality Popper's vocal artistry and lyri- joke is over open your eyes/A pelled by the lyrics, which from attaining greatness. Lane," "Underneath the Flames" cism to make "Girl Inside My to this very intense piece of heart like yours it never dies," explore the light and dark of love Namely, Matt Kadane's vocals, and the quintessential cover of music. Head," Bridge's first single, a pop- and confusion about girls that Popper wails to Sheehan in use- which are deadpan and often Madonna's "Like A Prayer." ' If a middle of the road band rock gem that would make less hope. made Bedhead so intriguing. emotionless, tend to wear the lis- "Memory Lane," is one of Matchbox Twenty jealous. While can cover a song with brilliance Overall, Bridge may arguably The faster tempos actually tener down. This approach works those songs that is hardcore yet then the public will take them it doesn't have the originality of improve upon Bedhead's signa- rank as the best effort Blues on most of the numbers which very laid back. After listening to under their wing and make them the band's other mega-hit Traveler has put forward. Wilson's ture sound. The slow paced seem to be about love and loss, this song, I wasn't sure if I wanted "Hook," the song does a spectac- shuffle of Bedhead could grow big. If a great cover song is what keyboards compliment the rest giving them an edge of helpless- to go cause some trouble or rem- it takes for a group to be big then ular job of conforming to radio of the band so well, it's a wonder tiresome and repetitive, whereas ness or sorrow. Yet on a tune like inisce about past events with my tastes while still keeping the with The New Year the faster H20 will be a force to be reck- they didn't add them sooner. The "Gasoline," which demands a roommates while drinking fla- oned with in the very near future. ;Blues Traveler sound alive and band keeps their integrity while paced numbers serve as a nice more emotional reading, his vored coffee, and that is the sheer well. counterbalance to the more Don't let your thirst go exploring musical spaces they've vocals aren't too intrusive, just so beauty of this song. unquenched; pick your copy up "Back in the Da/'opens the yet to fill. Although Bridge may shoegazing type tunes that pop- lacking in color that you wish "Underneath the Flames" is album with the familiar Blues ulated Bedhead albums of yore. in stores May 15. not gamer them the popularity they'd let the music do the talk- definitely going to be a hit on the -Lkuv Schrag Traveler blues-pop feel, and that Four did with "Runaround" Songs like "One Plus One Minus ing. mainstream airwaves. The guitar quickly claims a spot among the and "Hook," this band has always One Equals One," are effectively Despite that reservation the best tracks the band has record- been more about an eclectic made counter point to the more Kadane brothers sound reinvigo- PLACEBO ed. "You Lost Me There" and blend of music than catchy dit- upbeat stylings of songs like rated on Newness Ends. They "Sadly a Fiction" can also make ties. "Newness Ends.* have expanded upon their BLACK MARKET MUSIC the same claim. And Bridge more than suc- Nowhere is the slow/fast bal- sound, something which many Bridge's purpose is to serve as a ceeds in creating that atmos- ance more evident than on the indie bands refuse to do, and in A transition for a quintet that was a phere. album's highpoint, the hypnotic turn have crafted a powerful and Hut Records quartet for their first five albums. -Dan Nied "Reconstruction." Building slow- moving piece of work. The fact that Popper's maniacal ly upon a guitar riff that repeats -ErikPepple itself over and over, the song On May 8 Placebo will release t? I their latest album Black Market Music. JOHNNEWLOVE Feel The Need to Advertise? The UK trio's prior album, The third track, "Special K," is Without You I'm Nothing cata- slated to be released as a single REAL ESIAIE, INC. What ever your needs, the pulted the group to success and and will include at two mixes by spawned a single of the same D) Timo Maas. 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"But I'll Dip from the band to the audi- As Roberge freestyles his way to ball team is nowhere to be found. probably be nervous for this one, ence as the entire crowd takes a the climax of "Poker," the show Their locker room, usually just because of the number of break from singing along to roar hits its crescendo. And it becomes rilled with one of Bowling Green's people here." in approval. About an hour earli- an officially successful night. most proud athletic teams, is When On picks up his guitar, er, OAR. started the biggest show instead occupied by one of Ohio's he plays a few chords to get the they've ever headlined, and for fastest rising bands. groove going On the other side of the last hour a drunken orgy of The five members of OAR. the stage, Roberge serenades college students has taken in and their four-man entourage - Gershman with an alternative every note from Gershman's bass, ANATOMY, PAGE 9 including road manager loci version of the Dave Matthews Forman, a friend they call "Lefty," Band's "I Did It", complete with who seemed to know of a party the bastardized lyrics "I did it for later that night and crew mem- the fries." bers Mike Samovsky and Rick From there, Gershman picks Schrimpf - take the place of the up his bass, Roberge nabs his Falcons as they rest in the stalls acoustic guitar, Culos grabs his after a lengthy sound check. drumsticks and saxophonist lerry Anderson Arena was OAR.'s DePizzo gets set to play. Before home base that night as they pre- long, an impromptu jam breaks pared to play their biggest head- out. Their instruments come lining show ever. together to make one united About an hour earlier, Rebekah Gonalei BG News wave of Jamaican dancehall rock Foreman carefully backs OAR.'s PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC WHITE BOYS: OAR bassist Benj that reverberates off the empty white van up to the back of the Anderson seats and floods the Gershman (left) jams with singer Marc Roberge at their April 21 arena Out came four band mem - empty space with sound. bers; Singer Marc Roberge and show at Anderson Arena. A mini-show erupts later in the Lefty are trailing close behind in a sound check as Culos punishes separate car. Business-like, the Culos' head," says Roberge. "Let's break out," he says. "Our shows his snare drum on the signature band goes to work, inspecting the hope it doesn't fall. are starting to get violent. Maybe track "Delicate Few" as Roberge stage and unloading their own Green signs attached to every we should slow it down a little sings "Risin' up early/Sun barely equipment. There are no roadies other seat on the floor let the bit." before me/I could have swom/I for this band. crowd know that no moshing or It may make sense though; just laid my head to bed" with the "We've gotten so used to set- crowd surfing will be allowed. Roberge had to stop a show in kind of conviction that makes ting up are own equipment that The day before, a hoard of UAO Toledo the week before to urge you believe these lyrics changed it's not really a big deal anymore," volunteers were hard at work try- the crowd to settle down after an his life. DePizzo keeps the jam says bassist Benj Gershman "It's ing to mask the overall jockiness altercation. alive with his infectious saxo- not that hard. Granted, some- of the arena The hardwood floors phone while Gershman and On times it would be nice to have were covered with rubber mats, III. frame the whole, priceless scene. someone do it for us, but it's no the chairs were set up and the When the first sounds of music The performance gamers a one- big deal." stage was assembled at the west come out of the speakers, com- man applause from a security end ol the arena. pliments of some harmless guard eager to show his gratitude. IL They have called in profession- strumming from guitarist Once off the stage, On looks for UAO has done a respectable als to assemble the sound system. Richard On, the Beta 500 setup is an opinion of the sound: "Did job of converting the old gymna- Speakers hang in the rafters with being torn down in the parking that sound OK?The sound is real- sium that is Anderson Arena into the basketball hoops, and the lot. The hundreds of Greeks at the ly heavy in here." a makeshift Carnegie Hall. Blue chairs on the floor will be held event have gone home, but a folding chairs, turning gray from together with plastic wristbands number of them will show up IV. a coat of rust, take the place of a to minimize the possibility of later as part of the 3,300 people Roberge stands on stage, rowdiness at the show. Of course, who will watch OAR. perform basketball court. The hoops are acoustic guitar in hand, sweat ReMkah Goruilei BG News suspended in the rafters, one most people wouldn't 't equate that night. covering his T-shirt. "I said above the sound board, the other an OAR. show with violence. The number of people is not lohnny, whatcha doin' tonight?!" NICE JOB: Workers assemble the light system the night before the dangling directly above Chris Gershman jokes that it might be a lost on the band. he sings as the band is halfway OAR. show. Culos' drum set good idea to prepare. "This show is huge," said through "That Was A Crazy Game "Man, that thing is right over "Last night we had a few fights Roberge. "I'm just happy that Of Poker," a song that has Help Make Share your insight, creativity, ideas and opinions with the Campus Community COrVGRATOZAT/OrVS Uf/&A 4 PMJL ON YOUR BHGME^EHT LOVE- BWWW,fW,M£GHAW Your Newspaper The BG News is now Great Apartments Still Available for Fall 2001 at accepting applications for 6REENBRIAR summer and fall volunteers! Columbia Court Apartments Reporters Web Staff $900/mo. *1 Unit Left! Staff Editors Field Manor Apartments Copy Editors $625-$675/mo. *1 Unit Left! Opinion Columnist Frazee Ave. Apartments Photographers $625-$675/mo. *Limited number left! r Graphic Designers Buff Apartments $560-$625/mo. *2 Units left! • Applications are available in 210 or 204 West Hall. Apartments also available for summer • Interviews for editors will be held starting on rental! 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Held on S. released documents showing Merry Madness Thursday, the second day with- ment as soon as possible," writers' demands College each semester, the party is The news blackout was that the producers were open to known for live music, an assload of out a contract, while the possi- added Barry Liden, spokesman THE DEAL BG students like to party imposed on April 17. Before some concessions, including and Towerfest is one of the biggest kegs and its trademark Slip N' bility of a strike loomed over the for the producers. parties on campus each year. Slide. movie and television industry. The writers' old contract then, the two sides had yet to increasing Fox TV's residual pay- Lead negotiators in the talks expired at 12:01 am. bridge a $100 million gap ments, which have been dis- Held at the water on Manville, the Other parties getting the attention between the Writers Guild of Wednesday. Talks Wednesday between their demands. counted since the network was party attracts several hundred peo- of U. students are the ski team's America and the Alliance of stretched to 14 hours, ending The entertainment industry ple gather for plenty of kegs, com- Ullertest and Merry Madness. Motion Picture and Television early Thursday. could be hit by back-to-back in its infancy. Among other pro- Producers concluded their For a walkout to happen, the strikes; the contract with the two posals made at the time, the BEST PUBLIC PLACE ON so where do you go? meeting Thursday evening, but heads of the Writers Guild of performers unions, the Screen CAMPUS TO GET IT ON producers offered slight increas- committees continued review- America would have to call for a Actors Guild and the American es in foreign and pay TV residu- For most in our poll the library, ing proposals into the night. vote of their 11,500 members. So Federation of Television and WINNER: Library als and greater creative freedom especially the 8th floor is the mak- Both sides were scheduled to far, the guild has said members Radio Artists, nears expiration for writers during produdfon. ing out area du jour. return to the table Friday. can continue working under June 30. RUNNERS-UP: Music Building The talks were cloaked by a terms of the old contract while A work stoppage by writers The producers were refusing Practice Rooms, the gazebo by the Library not your style? other pollees news blackout and both sides talks continue. and actors would delay the fall any increase in video/DVD pay- Rec Center. declined to characterize their An agreement likely hinges on TV season and reduce the num- ments and wanted the right to suggest the Music Building status pay for home-video releases and ber of movies produced. rerun TV shows within 14 days Practice Rooms, the gazebo by the "They are very intense negoti- foreign and cable distribution. The last writers strike was in THE DEAL So your roommate just ations," said Cheryl Rhoden, The writers have demanded 1988 and lasted 22 weeks. It cost at a discount — a proposal won't leave the room. Or perhaps Rec Center and several locations in spokeswoman for the writers an average annual raise of about the entertainment industry opposed by the writers. you're feeling saucy and want to West Hall (such as 121 West Hall, get it on in public (by get it on we mean either making out or getting the basement, elevators and dark it on, draw your own conclusions), rooms). Getting to the bottom of the show ANATOMY. FROM PAGE 8 Autographs are signed, smiles that would take them around are shot and rumors are quelled. some of Bowling Green's finest V. "We heard that you guys were establishments and residences. Now the fun part begins. 3,300 people came, 3,300 peo- %?7 UAO's volunteers commandeer a gay, is that true?" asked a high ple saw, and OAR. conquered utility Geld of brooms and get to school girl trying her best to fit in ItTou travel Interstate SO from Anderson Arena that Saturday work sweeping up debris and lit- with the college crowd. night. At the end, Roberge said "What?" On said obviously Mew Yorfr City to San Francisco, ter left behind from the show. In something that summed up the wondering how that got started. the Anderson Arena hallway, On show better than anyone else "I can tell you, that's definitely 4% how many states mil you and Culos watch fans leave the could hope to. not true..." And then came the show as they reflect on what just "This was the kind of night pass thrwgh? happened. One by one, girts predictable Seinfeldian response: that changes things." 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FRIDAY May 4, 2001 www.bgnews.com/sports BOWLING CREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Softball set on division title By Dorothy Wrona the division with a 26-18 overall and the division SPORTS REPORTER winner of the series. matter of intensity." record and a 13-6 MAC record. crown could "Whatever team plays hard This weekend's series will also As the weather heats up so Falcon head coach Leigh come down to will win," she said. be, the last of this season. does the race for the MAC soft- Ross-Shaw is expecting a lot of which team An overall regular-season con- Domschot expects that emotion ball regular-season crown. BG fan support, which is an advan- wants it more. ference title is also possible. To to play into this series, especially will try to maintain its place at tage for the Falcons. She also "We need one catch Central Michigan, who is for the team's four seniors. the top of the East Division with expects the Falcons to stick to game," Ross- at first place in the West Division, "We've had a good four years a three-game home series their goal of winning the East Shaw said. for the lead, BG would need to together," she said. "We'll go out against Kent this weekend. Division title. Tha,S SOm sweep Kent. with a bang hopefulry." The Falcons enters the week- ROSS-SHAW " ! "They have a goal and they're thing we could The Falcons are riding a BG and Kent will meet at 3 end with a 29-16 mark overall not going to let anyone get in the be able to accomplish." seven-game win streak and are p.m. on Friday at the BGSU and a 16-4 MAC record, good Associated Press Ptiolo way of that," she said. Senior outfielder Jen coming off a 4-3 win over Toledo Softball Field. On Saturday the enough for first in the division. Because Kent is fighting for Domschot agrees the team that on Tuesday. "Our bats are going teams will return to the field for a NO LOSS OF WORDS: Former Kent is close behind at second in first in the division, this series NBA star Charles Barkley is wants it more will come out the to come through," she said. "It's a 1 p.m. doubleheader. grabbing some attention for his off-the-wall commentary. Barkley Viking's entertains Carter to behind the retire booth next year By Howar d Frendrich THC ASSOCIATE0 PRESS The Associated Press NEW YORK — A humble request for Michael Jordan: If you MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — do come out of retirement, Cris Carter, one of only two please don't bring Charles players in NFL history with Barkley along. more than 1,000 receptions, Regardless of how much plans to retire after this sea- weight he's lost or how many son, The Middletown Journal rebounds he's still capable of reported Thursday. grabbing, Barkley is providing The Minnesota Vikings more pleasure for NBA fans from wide receiver, No. 2 behind his spot behind a desk on Turner Jerry Rice in receptions and Sports sets than he would on the touchdown catches, made court. the announcement He's successfully morphed Wednesday night during a from the Round Mound of banquet speech in Middletown, where he was a Rebound to the Round Mound of Nick Hiirm 8G News Sound, and we wouldn't want to high school star. lose his commentary. THREE'S COMPANY: Bowling Green defender Sara Leary takes a slide into the middle of the action during a recent practice. "Just where everything Neither should Turner or the began, right here in NBA, whose TV ratings keep Middletown, I think that, at sinking. The league has had this point, I'm going to make increasing difficulty drawing TV the announcement that this audiences since you-know-who will be my last year of play- quit Spring soccer a success ing," Carter said, according to NBC's regular-season ratings the newspaper. this year were down mote than The 35-year-old Carter had 10 percent from 1999-00 and 30 The men's and conference championship. The tore after her sophomore sea- was critical to give the players previously said he would percent from 1998-99. NBC's women's soccer women lost to the Miami son. who did not see much playing return for at least one more playoff ratings are down 9 per- RedHawks as Danelle Bcrkmeier Gleixner's injury is critical to time last season time to work on season, but he hadn't cent from last season, though the programs combined netted the golden goal to give the team's performance next their skills. announced when he would good news is last weekend's rat- for a record of 7-1-3 Miami the title and a NCAA season due to her being the Richard's did not have the retire. ings were even with 2000. Tournament bid. Falcons second best scorer last same luck as Mahler did with His agent, Mitchell Playoff ratings were down this spring The men's team had the same season with five goals and 13 player numbers as he had to Frankel, was traveling score in their championship points. Thursday and not immedi- about 13 percent on TNT and By Derek McCord actually bring back some of his match as arch rivals Kentucky TBS through Wednesday, after a SPORTS REPORTER Teammate Libby Christian graduating seniors to fill out a ately available for comment. wrapped up the match in regula- had die same injury last season roster, but even with the lack of Vikings owner Red McCombs 15 percent drop in the regular What separates the teams at tion 1-0. So now the quest for and was able to rehab in four numbers the women's squad and team spokesman Bob season. the top of the league table to the redemption begins with spring months so head coach Andy was able to produce a good Hagan did not immediately Barkley, who played 16 NBA midfield runners does not start season. Richards is hoping happens to spring season. return phone calls from The seasons and retired last year after with training in the pre-season, The women were affected Gleixner. The best weekend of the sea- Associated Press. rupturing a tendon in his left leg, ' but in the summer. with an enormous injury prob- The men's team has had a bet- son for the women's side was When Carter told the ban- is an anomaly in sports broad- The Bowling Green men and lem over the training session. ter spring on the injured list. their 1-0 defeat of Toledo on quet crowd of several hun- casting — a knowledgeable women soccer teams hope to The biggest injury suffered was With losing seven players to March 31. Then BG knocked off dred people that the 2001 comedian. avenge their MAC Tournament to Tracy Gleixner who tore an graduation, head coach Mel Ohio Premier Team Dayton 2-1 season would be his last, He mixes analysis with silli- Championship Final loss. ACL ligament, but it was the Mahler was only had 11 players there was a moment of ness while sometimes letting fel- Both teams were just one opposite knee ligament that she to his disposal. Mahler felt that it SOCCER. PAGE 11 stunned silence. low studio-sitters Ernie lohnson match away from capturing a and Kenny Smith get a word in. "It's not because I can't play Barkley is refreshingly opin- anymore," he said. "It's not because I don't love it any- ionated, occasionally obnoxious 1 t or offensive, knows the game, more. It's because my assign- and can be laugh-out-loud ment in the NFL is complete funny. Most importantly, he's as a player. My dream is real- spontaneous. ized, it's come true. I don't Wednesday provided a few Track tour want to play one extra day examples: and deny another man from wearing the No. 80 jersey and • On Vince Carter "He played keep him from enjoying the like a girl last year and he played kind of opportunities that I've like a girl so far this series.... They had." put him on TV every week, they travels Ohio Carter played at Ohio State made him a superstar — now from 1984-86 where he set play like one and quit whining By Ryan Fowler consist of host Ohio University, career reception and touch- and telling me it's a team game." SPORTS REPORTER Kent State University and the down records that were later • During a cut to the 76ers- It's that time of year when University of Washington. broken by David Boston. Pacers game: "How much you classes are finally wrapping up, Coach Sterling Martin said that Carter caught his 1,000th want to bet every time we look students start getting as much this meet is the primary focus pass last season and finished into that game, Allen fverson will sleep as Morton Downey Jr. in this weekend. with 1,020; Rice has 131. He be shooting the ball?" t i jail, and when students take that "We need to begin to set our- is the Vikings' career leader in • On Rapiors-Knicks Game 5 ■A ,*■•*-*. last exam and start bolting for selves up for a great conference touchdowns (104) and yards at Madison Square Garden: U Ay ,H#|, their cars: It's the final weekend meet," said coach Martin. "We receiving (11,512). "New York's hostile. That's where HP wtM'j /■ ■ Ji of school. need to go in and do the things He spoke at the Pigskin- all the crooks in the world live— However, not everyone will be we do well, we need to put Roundball Spectacular ban- New York. If you can play well here. BG's track squads will be in points on the board with our A- quet, which honors the there, you can play well any- Athens, Ohip for the USAFT List guys Ricco |Oglesby|, Zerian accomplishments of where." Quadrangular this Saturday and IPetersonl, I Tom] Kutter, those Middletown and Ohio ath- Or how about this exchange: """>>< in Columbus, Ohio on Sunday guys need to continue to step it letes and coaches. He and his lohnson: "That's the first time, when select individuals com- up and get it done." brother, Butch, former coach by the way, that [the Pacersl won pete in the Jesse Owens The Jesse Owens Invitational Game 1 of a series then lost the *" of the Toronto Raptors, were Invitational. is an optional meet for the track the main attractioa series. They're 11-1 now when The men hope to send all teams considering it is on that happens.... You're giving me "It's hard to believe that in' healthy runners to Athens so Sunday, the day before finals. the year 2001 I'd still be run- a blank stare there, Chuck." they can go up against some Therefore, many men have fell HMirach8G News ning touchdowns," he said. Barkley: "Trying to figure out good competition before the decided to come back on PERFORMING THE FLOP: A Falcon high jumper reaches for "But for those of you who still Mid-American Conference haven't seen me play, please BARKLEY, PAGE 11 higher ground in a recent match in Bowling Green. Championships. The meet will OWENS, PAGE 11 try to check me out this year." i f BG NEWS SPORTS Friday, May 4,200111 Sir Charles Over 60 speaks his Men win three schools ready to race mind to all J - ~|T SOCCER, FROM PAGE 10 BARKLEY, FROM PAGE 10 the same day. The next day they we were able to move some OWEMS, FROM PAGE 10 defeated Tiffin University 4-0 players around to different what thai slat had to do with any- and Club Ohio Dynamos 5-0. positions, but from a strategy Sunday and use that time to thing." Mahler's team favored pretty point of view we did not try any- study, which is perfectly fine with Johnson: "Well, it's just inter- well also in spring play by post- thing new because with the coach Martin. esting. Usually when they win ing a 3-1 -3 record. The defeated new players coming in we Up until this point Zerian Game 1 of a series they win the c) m, Ohio Wesleyan, Tiffin and would have to re teach it." Peterson is going to run in the series. But this is the first time Cleveland State: tied Michigan Richards is very positive after 400-meter, Kreg Hatfield in the they didn't." State and were defeated by the spring training season. 1500-meter, Kutter and Paul Barkley: "There's a first time for Heidelberg. "We had a tremendous run at Niedzwiecki will compete in the anything, Ernie. You didn't hear But this is spring and all of the end of last year and every- 3,000-meter, and Josh Cook, who that growing up?" next year's freshmen are not one was happy but unfortu- has stepped it up lately, will run in Johnson: (Sigh of exaspera- able to attend so both coaches nately we were not able to go to the 800-meter. There is also a tion.) were not able to really try and the Inca's," Richards said. "We chance, depending on the relays It might be inane, but it's a set any new plans into effect. are very excited and with us team performance on Saturday, if more welcome strain of inanity "We were down in numbers proving ourselves last year as a they run on Sunday at Ohio State. Hick Hurm BG News than other things on TV so we were not able to train like top team in the conference we More than 60 Division I Exhibit A: During TNT's tele- KICK IT: Junior midfielder Annmarie Apara shows off her skills. we want to," Mahler said. "But could do very well next season." schools are scheduled to appear cast of Knicks-Raptors, there on the campus of Ohio State on were no fewer than three inter- Sunday. Coach Martin knows views with Carter's mother. Not that anyone who competes in the Carter, not a Raptors teammate, Jesse Owens Invitational can only not Raptors head coach Lenny improve their technique and Wilkens. Carter's mother. approach. Exhibit B: Turner shrinking the Tribe sweeps Kansas City "lust gives them an opportuni- action to about 20 percent of the ty to race against some top notch screen at times, with the comer By Doug Tucker four runs and nine hits in 6 1 -3 said. Luis Alicea made two errors, competition from all over the overlapped by a larger box pro- THE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS inning. Steve Karsay and Bob luan Gonzalez had three hits and center fielder Raul Ibanez country," said coach Martin. moting future programming. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Wickman combined for one- and raised his average to .388 and pitcher Jason Grimsley WOMEN Viewers couldn't see if free-throw Cleveland manager Charlie hit, shutout relief. and Kenny Lofton had a single, made one each, leading to five The women will also be travel- attempts went in. Manuel knew Dave Burba was "Today was a little better," he double and two-run triple for unearned runs. ing to the campus of Ohio Back to Barkley. Talking about struggling. He didnt know was said. "Then, when I started Cleveland, which outscored the "That was three ugly ones in a University and the Jesse Owens Charles Oakley challenging why. throwing, I kind of got weak, got Royals 30-10 in the series. row," Royals manager Tony Invitational. Carter to step up in the playoffs, "I've had the flu," Burba said tired and a little dizzy. But I got Gonzalez had six RBIs in the Muser said. "There's no way to Like the men the USAFT Barkley said, "One thing about Thursday after pitching the through it." series and has 32 in 26 games. hide it or describe it. Three ugly Quadrangular is the primary Charles Oakley — he might be Indians over the Kansas City Did Manuel know his starter Marty Cordova had eight RBIs baseball games." meet this weekend since most crazy, but he's going to be honest Royals 9-4 for a three-game had been ill? in the series. Dan Reichert (3-2), who had runners won't be running again and straightforward." sweep. "He didn't say anything to me Kansas City came in with just won his previous three deci- until the MAC championships. That fits as a self-assessment, Burba (4-1) won his fourth about it probably didn't want 16 errors, its lowest total after 27 sions, gave up seven runs — Coach Scott Sehmann was too. straight start despite allowing me to know about it," Manuel games, but second baseman three earned in five innings. unavailable for comment Personals Wanted Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted sified A'ds 372-6977 Pregnant? Get Tested. Fern, roommate needed Aug '01- Female roommate needed for sum- growth. In addition we offer: Absolutely Free Info! Aug 02 Own room, close to cam- The BG News will not know- Confidential, professional service mer and/or tall '01. Own bedroom '$1,000 Sign on bonus tor FT or Learn How to Earn 354-4673 BGPC pus $220 per month plus 1/2 utilit- ingly accept advertisements that and bath. Close to campus Rent PT Online Income ies. 250-2599 or discriminate, or encourage dis- IKTKTKTK negotiable 353-9122, Karin. 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