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Arties and Apartment hog complaints continue smarties do Smell, noise cited by those who did not get a discount for views of slaughterhouse a flip-flop By Laren Weber CUT NEWS EDITOR across mall 3 After attention was brought to students' living condi- Honors Program tions at The Enclave apartments — which neighbors a NAP0LEANRD LAYOUT OF THE ENCLAVE slaughterhouse — rent was cut by $10 for those in the moves into the former two buildings closest In blue are the management's office and home of Arts Village building 1, where prospective tenants are By Johnny Payne But many students are com- week, Brigadoi and his room- taken on tour to see a model apartment. REPORTER plaining they haven't received mates have become accustom to In red are buildings 7, 8 and 9, which have It's difficult to imagine a room the deduction, just because the stench. a view of the slaughterhouse, and are s stacked wall-to-wall with chairs they live on the opposite side of "We shouldn't be used to smell- divided by a 7-foot tall wooden fence (dot- ™ « and tables as a living room. the hallway. ing that kind of stuff," he said. ted line). Out of 32 residents living on Also a tenant in building 8, Tim But that's exactly the image the opposite side of buildings 8 Volk is frustrated that neighbors that comes to mind when Jodi and 9 who were polled by The just a few feet away got a price Devine, associated director of BG News, 20 said they think it's cut — but he didn't. the honors program, walks into unfair that a $10 discount isn't Enduring the same sounds the abandoned Arts Village — a applied to their rent as well. and smells, Volk said he's being learning community exclusively Tenants in buildings 8 and 9 of treated unfairly. for art students. The Enclave on Napoleon Road "I think it's shady iili.it just The room, which previous- that have a balcony view of the because they live two feet away, ly served as the workspace for Pioneer Packing Company were they get to pay less," Volk said. the Arts Village students, now belongs to Devine and the notified about their discount by "That's $10 I could have in my PARKING letter this summer. own pocket." Honors Program, who have big While Dan Brigadoi in build- A majority of the residents in plans for it. ing 8 can't see the pork pack- buildings 8 and 9 that pay the full SLAUGHTER HOUSE The Honors Program wants to renovate the large room, which ing facility from his porch, he's cost per month said although *'*'<■ MlWrtKUM still affected. they don't have a direct view of will include all of the program's administrative offices, as well "It's not like the sound stops the slaughterhouse, it's still a nui- "We're living with some- Pa., in March 2005. Grim explained the price cut as space for students to study in the middle of the hallway," sance thing that other people aren't," Since the purchase, Kathleen by saying that tenants facing the Brigadoi said. "The noise can be Living in building 9, Jessica Rahm said. Grim.vicepresidentofMarketing slaughterhouse have a "restricted or socialize. In addition, there will be a heard all over the building." Rahm pointed out the pigs are The property was purchased and Communications for CPC, view" from their balcony. fully equipped classroom and a Since the smell of slaughtered something tenants in the other from Sterling University Housing said they've been working to The $10 is intended to com- conference room located just a pigs permeates throughout his eight buildings at the complex by College Park Communities, correct the problems. apartment at least three days a aren't dealing with. based out of Newtown Square, PIGS. PAGE 2 SWAP, PAGE 2 AZ Prof returns to dorm life ALUCKYWOMAN By Michelle Roberts and work schedules. doing if they asked, but found THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "I'm trying to get really into that most of them didn't, per- PHOENIX — As a professor at what student culture is doing haps assuming she was just one Northern Arizona University, and tailor my teaching," said of those who return to school at Cathy Small was baffled by Small, who wrote a book on her an older age. undergraduates. They seemed research under the pseudonym Small spent the first semester less engaged, less likely to do Rebekah Nathan called "My taking classes outside her field of assigned reading and more likely Freshman Year What a Professor expertise, trying to immerse her- to ask questions like "Do you Learned by Becoming a Student" self in student life. She didn't go want it double-spaced?" Small took a sabbatical and to her Flagstaff home and didn't So she decided to study them spent the 2002-2003 school year contact regular friends, trying to as anthropologists research conducting her research. With experience the loneliness and any foreign culture — she lived approval from the university's other travails of freshman life. among them. research board, she used her During her second semester, After moving into a dorm, eat- high school transcript to get she did more formal interviews ing cafeteria food and struggling admitted and moved into a and focused on the research, with a five-course schedule, the dorm — though she did forgo which she published without 50-something Small said she the roommate experience by identifying students or the uni- empathized with students who getting a single room. struggle to balance chaotic class She told students what she was DORM LIFE, PAGE 2 Florida hit by another storm structures is usually minimal. possible, forecasters said. Rain Hurricane Katrina Wary Floridians put up shut- fell steadily in much of Miami- is met by prepared ters, stacked sandbags and Dade and Broward counties stocked up on water and gaso- ahead of the storm's arrival, Florida residents line ahead of the slow-moving and tropical storm force winds storm, whose biggest threat of about 35 mph were being By Ml Barton appeared to be torrential rain. felt along the coast. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It is expected to make landfall "Ever since Hurricane Andrew, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. earty today. I always pre- — Katrina became a hurricane Katrina's path appeared pare for hni- DM God create yesterday, dumping steady rains, centered on the Miami-Fort ricanes," Icel natural acts of kicking up the surf and blowing Lauderdale area, but forecast- Diaz, 29, destruction? gusty winds ashore as it crept ers warned that the storm who lives PAGE 3 toward an overnight landfall could swing north or south in the flood- = on Florida's densely populated before landfall. If the forecast prone city of southeast coast. holds, Katrina would be the Sweetwater, said as she gath- Katrina's maximum sus- second hurricane to hit the ered sandbags for her home. tained wind speeds increased state this year — Dennis hit the "Sometimes I overprepare, buy- from 50 to 75 mph yesterday, Panhandle last month — and ing too many supplies." making it a weak Category 1 the sixth since Aug. 13,2004. At a supermarket in storm, said hurricane special- Katrina could drop a foot or Hollywood, Cassandra Buder ist Lixion Avila of the National more of rain in spots as it lum- hefted two 5-gallon bottles of Hurricane Center in Miami. bers across the state. Battering water as well as a 24-pack of Category 1 storms have top sus- waves and storm surge flood- individual size botties into her tained winds of 74 to 95 mph, ing of 2 to 4 feet were also likely, and wind damage to secured and isolated tornadoes were BLOWER, PAGE 2

Eric SUM BGNnn HOW SWEET IT IS: Allison Opelt gets some much-needed attention from Lucky, the Lucky Charms WEB EXCLUSIVE: How Cru is managing to bring religion into a mascot. Chily's, where the hug took place, was celebrating a revamp of it cereal selection. Opelt caffeinated, traditionally bohemian enclave; WWW.BGNEWS.COM is majoring in early childhood education, and is a junior. Lucky is an elf.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday, August 26,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Apt owners: Prof: college more trees IN THE PUBLIC EYE kids actually scheduled for show interest planting soon DORM LIFE, FROM PAGE 1 PIGS, FROM PAGE 1 versity, although it eventually was outed by the media pensalc those residents for Small said she found that their close proximity to the students downplayed pub- packing facility. licly the effort they put into "We just bought this property assigned reading or papers, last year, we're just trying to make but when interviewed, many it right," Grim said. said they were interested in 111 is is comparable to those liv- their course work. ing in building 3, who pay more Her surveys also found that per month for a pool-side view. only about a third of what stu- But tenants in building 7, like dents were talking and think- Amanda Hrinkman, believe ing about outside of class was they're being ignored. based on their course work. Though Brinkman and her That finding has led Small roommates view of the slaughter- to change her coursework house is blocked on the balcony, to better connect to the real they have a clear view from the world and to skip reading kitchen window and two of the assignments that don't have a four bedrooms. direct purpose. "It's not appetizing around din- Part of the trick to college ner-time," Brinkman said. "Our life, she learned from good kitchen and half our apartment is students, was being able to viewing it. There's no reason why quickly decipher what work we should not get a discount." needed to be done and what Vanessa 1 lagan and her room- could be skipped. Those mates in building 7 face the same management skills helped problems as Brinkman. students balance classes, part- Pig remnants are constanUy time work and involvement being dumped into semi-trucks, in volunteer or professional and can be seen vividly from Brandon Haiss BGNews groups, Small said. Hagan's kitchen window. BACHELOR : Reality TV show star, Bob Gtiiney speaks to Bowling Green students last night at the Union. Bob Guiney starred in, She found some of the The unsightly view has affected "The Bachelor". He spoke about his reality show experience and what he has been doing since being on the show. coursework tough and had to Hagan's appetite. seek tutoring for a class far out- "I cannot eat that Imeatj side her field of study. "It was a because it's so disgusting to look hectic life," she said. at," she said. Small also said she found Continuing to work to correct current undergraduates faced problems, Grim said the com- more pressure to pick a major pany has been collaborating with Katrina gets labeled as official hurricane that readily translated into a job that could pay off student local landscape companies to BLOWER, FROM PAGE 1 plant trees along the west end of Still, Gov. Jeb Bush urged resi- "This is her first vacation, so and was moving west at about loans. the property to block the view. shopping cart yesterday. dents yesterday to prepare for we wanted to make it some- 6mph. Travis Shumake, student I-'ifty arborvitae trees — fast "It's not that I'm worried. I've the sic ii m because of its poten- thing special," Mays said of After crossing the Florida body president and a senior growing trees with a one to two been in South llorida all my life," tially "tremendous rain." her daughter. peninsula and entering the Gulf at NAU's School of Hotel and feet gain each year — are sched- Butler said. "But this is a feature The storm was affecting air- Broward County recom- of Mexico, it was expected to Restaurant Management, said uled to be planted in the next of life down here, and you are line passengers, as flights were mended that people evacuate turn north and threaten the he sees that all the time — stu- few weeks. smart to deal with it." canceled at Miami and Port barrier islands and low-lying l^nhandlc eariy next week, fore- dents choosing his program And if the trees don't solve the Others seemed less worried. I auderdale airports. regions, and federal courts, pub- casters said. because it provides the "fastest problem, Grim assured, "we'll go Dozens of surfers and spectators Karen Mays, her husband and lic schools and colleges in the The four hurricanes that hit results at the highest income." back to the drawing board." lined beaches to take advantage 10-year-old daughter were on region were closed. llorida last year caused an esti- Small said her generation Apartments in buildings 8 and of the massive waves, and lines their way from lasper, Ala., to Katrina formed Wednesday mated S46 billion in damage wasn't as career-oriented in 9 with the S10 discount will now didn't seem to be a problem at the Bahamas when their flight over the Bahamas, and by yes- across the country. college. also be listed on the price sheet most area gas stations, super- from Fort Iauderdale was can- terday a hurricane warning Katrina is the 11th named "It was an era of anti-mate- to allow tenants the option to markets and hardware stores. celed. They rushed out of the stretched along a stretch of the storm of the Atlantic hurricane rialism. It was kind of nerdy pay less. "This is the best of both worlds airport for a three-hour drive to southeastern Florida coast. season, That is seven more than then to talk about careers," "We're trying to be as open and because it'll bring great waves, Orlando, where they hoped to At 3 p.m. EDT, the storm was have formed by now in the she said. "Now, different honest about this as we can and but it is not at all dangerous," catch another flight and salvage centered about 35 miles east- Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of things are nerdy." correct the situation," Grim said. said surfer Kurt lohnston, 22. their vacation. northeast of Fort Lauderdale Mexico, me center said.

Community has 'smooth' move textbook's throw away. any resistance by the students if Village Center), it's in the base- SWAP, FROM PAGE 1 tiiey hadn't really liked living in ment, and it's only half carpeted," Darrow," Devine said. Homyak said. Construction is scheduled Though die majority of honor Stuck in the basement without to start in about a month, and students migrated to Dunbar, a view, Homyak along with other Devine is anxious to see the fin- they'll miss certain aspects of students are willing to make that ished product. Darrow. sacrifice. "When it's done we want it to "The only big drawback is that "I moved with the program be nice and comfy, like a living we lost the Sun Dial," said Honor because I really enjoy the experi- room," she said. Students Association secretary ence, plus the people are incred- The new Honors Center is laime I lannan. "But there's always ibly nice, and it's great to live in scheduled to be completed food for us here in the new office." such a supportive environment," before the start of the upcoming The Honors Program's loss is he said. spring semester. the Arts Village's gain. Devine echoes Homyak agree- For now, the Honors Program The art community ing that a few draw- offices that were formally in has been relocated "I definitely backs are worth.it Kreischer-Darrow will remain in to Krcischcr-Ashley, "I'm so glad to be I larshman-Dunbar. which neighbors the like the fact here in this environ- The move, which took place Sun Dial. that the ment," she said. over the summer, was described The Arts Village But the environ- by Devine as "very smooth." Center is also current- director's ment is scheduled to The benefits of living in Dunbar ly under construction, office is change again as soon have become apparent to the but will contain sev- as late 2006. honor students in a short time. eral large art tables, in the Art Devine confirmed "It's really nice to be in the plenty of computers, Village." the Honors Program same building as the office," said and even a big-screen is planning on reno- Anna Glett, Honors Students television upon com- MIKE HORNYAK, vating and moving Association president. pletion. SOPHOMORE into Rodgers, a move Devine shares this sentiment, And just like the sure to be much larger believing it to be perhaps the I lonors Program, the Arts Village both in scale and in expense. greatest advantage of the pro- will have its offices in the same "It's part of the master plan gram's new location. building. for the University to relocate to The move allows residents of "I definitely like the fact that Rodgers," she said. Dunbar easy access to directors, the director's office is in the Art But for now Devine is concen- who are all together in the same Village," said Mike Homyak, trating only on the completed building. sophomore and returning mem- renovation of the new Honors But some students were unwill- ber of the program. Program Center. ing or apprehensive to move. Though die Arts Village is now She anticipates that the noise Devine attributes this to the located near the cafeteria in and commotion will not disturb quality of the program's previous Kreischer, they have less space the students living in Harshman. residence. to work. "After all, it's not like we're drill- "There wouldn't have been "It's smaller (than the old Arts ing for oil here," Devine said.

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Back in style: Typewriters Both your local off-campus address and permanent address will be printed in the BGSU Telephone Directory unless the Office of Registration & Records receives Typewriters gaining in popularity a completed Request to Withhold Directory By Kimra McPherson "They have no Chandler sparked her interest in Information form by August 31, 2005. To assure ill the machines. proper inclusion in the BGSU Telephone Directory, Think typewriter. feeling about their "I pictured myself clicking Think clunky, computer but they away at the typewriter, pound- please submit completed forms by: cobwebbed. obsolete? ing out stories," said Seto, of Think again. like their charming Oakland, Calif., who now owns Wednesday. August 31. 2005 at 5:00 PM In a culture focused on the little typewriter. Its a heavy, black 1940s Remington smallest, quietest, quickest gad- got character and its that was abandoned at her San Please mail or deliver the completed gets, the trusty manual type- Francisco office. Off-Campus Local Address Change Form writer is attracting an unlikely more alive than a Though several of Pospisil's new fan club — 20- and 30- friends also own typewriters, to the Office of Registration and Records, somethings who feel stifled by computer is" not everybody understands modern technology. the appeal, she said. I Ier father 110 Administration Building or Once doomed for dusty PEGGY TIDWELL, OWNER OF LOS thought she was crazy for bring- drop off the form at one of the sites listed below: basements, the old manuals ALTOS TYPEWRITER ing a typewriter home. are ending up in the hands of "He said, "What are you doing? people like Mariah Pospisil, 22, acter, and it's more alive than a Technology has come farther!"' Drop Locations: who pecks away on her 1960s computer is." she said. Union Information Desk Olympia in coffee shops or her For a generation raised with But not all advances have back yard while her computer technologies that can be out- been good ones, Shivery Library, Circulation Desk sits idle at home. dated within months, there's said: "There is no button on Administration Building, 1st Floor Hall Sure, they grew up with something impressively perma- a typewriter which will lose Powerbooks and Palm Pilots, nent about a typewriter. And for your document." Office of Registration and Records but some young adults find those used to computers that Score another point for those sleek technologies unsat- operate often mysteriously and the typewriter. isfying when it's time to chan- practically in silence, it's refresh- nel their inner novelist or corre- ing to use a machine with vis- Numerous online communi- spondent. A typewriter — ham- ible working parts. It's similar ties and Web pages help point mers smacking the page, bells to teens and 20-somethings typewriter newbies and veteran dinging at the end of each line choosing the hiss and pop of collectors to repair shops. Some — feels more intimate than a vinyl records over the clarity of sell ribbons and other supplies. blank screen and a blinking mp3s, said Robert Thompson, Among them: cursor, they say. a Syracuse University professor "It just seems like the com- and popular culture expert. puter and printer are too much "A lot of young people who | TYPEWRITER of an intermediary between me only experienced in their early CONNECTIONS and my writings," said Pospisil. youth these types of digital, of Los Altos. Calif. totally electronic experiences MYTYPEWRITER.COM: An It's tough to tell how many find the tactile, analog stuff very ! online clearinghouse for a young people are buying type- appealing," said Thompson, not- number of manual and electric writers. Some pick up restored ing that a couple of his students | typewriters, ribbons and type- Remingtons and Royals in retail have submitted typed papers. writer-themed gifts. shops, but others find them in Young people who choose type- flea markets, at yard sales, on writers "are very careful about THE TYPEWRITERS GROUP: eBay or discarded on the street. what they do" when they write, hhW/groups.ya hoo.com/group/ Still, several Bay Area stores said he said. "It doesn't seem as dis- typewriters has more than 600 they've seen a recent shift to posable and casual." members who discuss typewrit- younger customers, overtaking Some retailers are tapping into er history, answer questions and that market. Blue Moon Camera their traditional clientele of col- troll eBay auctions for interest- and Machine, a Portland-based lectors and older folks who were ing items. never comfortable with com- shop that sells refurbished typewriters and film cameras, puters. More than two-thirds of THE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER customers for typewriters and opened three years ago and promotes its products with the FORUM: httpy/groups yahoo, ribbons at California Typewriter com/group/theportable typewrit- Co. in Berkeley are in their 20s slogan "the cure for modern and 30s, employee Carmen machine angst resides within." er forum, does the same specifi- cally for portable machines. Permillion said. An online gallery features pho- "They're the writers, the art- tos of young models in retro ists," said Permillion, whose dress holding shiny red, blue TYPEWRITERCOLLECTOR. father has owned the store and green typewriters. COM: Maintains a listing of since 1981. "The computer's going to have classified ads seeking or selling Popular wisdom would hold to be swapped out every two typewriters and supplies. that typewriters are a dying years," Blue Moon owner Jake breed, replaced by ever-faster Shivery said. "The typewriter's personal computers that do far more of a companion piece. It more than type text. Retailers stays with you forever." OFF-CAMPUS LOCAL ADDRESS CHANGE FORM that once specialized in type- With a typewriter, Cupertino writers have dropped the word resident Heather Folsom said, BGNEWS Use this form only if Off-Campus Local Address Change or from their names, and only one writing is a sensory experience. company — Italy's Olivetti — Her "noiseless" Underwood por- BRIEFING Correction is required. Contact the Office of Residence Life still makes manuals. Some shop table makes a satisfying thwack me BG DEWS to change residence hall or Greek unit address. owners lamented that the relics when she taps the keys. She piles Lehman closed are all but gone. finished pages beside her. The Not so, said Peggy Tidwell. ink has its own special smell. beginning Monday Name Student ID POO whose family has owned Los And when things aren't going l.ehnian Avenue between Altos Typewriter since 1967. well, Folsom, 28, rips the paper South Enterprise and Manvillc While she hasn't seen sales grow from the machine and crumples Avenue wil be dosed to all Street Address in the past five years, recent it up — "I find that really satisfy- traffic beginning Monday, college graduates and others ing," she said. Aug. 29. City State Zip younger than 30 have bought Some are drawn by the Bowling Green's Water and most of the store's refurbished romantic notion that real writ- Sewer Division will be per- typewriters. ers — like Hemingway and forming maintenance in the Local or Cell Phone # "They have no feeling about Hunter S. Thompson — created area, though work is only their computer, but they like their masterpieces on typewrit- anticipated to take one day to their charming little typewrit- ers. Lai-san Seto, 27, said a teen- complete. Signature Date er," Tidwell said. "It's got char- age fascination with Raymond 4 Friday, August 26,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEUNQIWE www.bgnews.com/opinion

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The beginning of school YOU DECIDE Vldette online poll, 74 percent notoriously broke college stu- that student better make sure he students are out of luck with it brings new classes, new teachers of students who responded said dents. It starts with professors. or she has that CD as well. comes to textbook costs. and unfortunately for college How do you save on text- they have paid $200 or more on They are the ones who choose Sharing books may be another Buying online may save a few students, a need for new books. books at the beginning of the textbooks this semester. what books they will have the ir way to save a few dollars, but dollars, but when a professor Students trudge themselves to school year? Send an Email to Odier schools, like Eastern students buy. Mostsmdents even this has its drawbacks. requires a new edition of a book, the bookstore searching for the [email protected] and tell Illinois University, have a text- have probably had to purchase, Especially when it comes time to that's going to cost a few pennies. right edition of whatever book us what you think, or post fee- book rental system that helps cut new of course, a plastic wrapped study for a test and two people Once departments and pro- their professor decides will fur- back on our web site. back on the amount of money book with an accompanying CD. are trying to share one book. fessors start to pass on the new ther their education process. college students shell out If this kind of a book is Other students opt to wait edition books, make copies of Or perhaps, they order them While this may be the best way required a student just may be until classes start to make sure what they plan to teach or utilize online, but that's a topic for of textbooks has risen sharply to reduce costs, it seems unlikely out of luck. Most of the time, they will truly need their books. packets, prices will continue to another day. - at twice the rate of inflation over it will happen anytime soon at bookstores won't buy back a However, wait too long and rise, while college students con- According to a study the past two decades." Illinois State University. textbook if the plastic wrap is that student will have a hard tinue to pay the difference. released by the Government And to bring it down to a local I lowever, there are other taken off. time finding their book. And that's not a fun way to Accountability Office, "the price level, according to die Daily options that can help out the But on the rare chance they do, So it may seem for now that start off any semester.

- Financing by alternative means pFnpy F 'DEADLY SINS REDEFINED I FIRST OF SEVEN DANIEL like me you start to think alter- threaten someone is inhumane. Apathy accounts LUCIO natively about most of things. Plus I don't think 1 could be as Like selling mari- smooth as George 0NTHE STREET Guest Columnist juana to pay 'Now many Clooney in Ocean's Which of the original for school. Twelve. At least with for shortcomings This morning I spent half Grass, pot, weed, of you are the sale of illegal seven deadly sins are an hour in the University bud, Mary Jane, asking substances, there you guilty op bookstore reading, dope, indo, hydro. yourselves, are more peaceable ong before the advent because I don't have enough In the US it's a $7 exchanges. Not that of the credit card, St. DJ. / Gregory the Great drafted money to buy the book and we billion industry 'is this guy I would know. You Li JOHNSON may have a quiz on it tomorrow. that doesn't involve see I have never sold, up the seven deadly sins, serious?'" Opinion columnist This time of year brings paychecks. And in bought or endorsed believing that slothfulness, about a lot of angst and stress a college town you marijuana in anyway. envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, ava- to most students. have your number one market My point is this: when you've rice and pride were the most m powerful violations one could Apathy, like so many other Many of us have jobs, and get right at hand. been through the justice system things, isn't necessarily such an loans but it's still not enough. commit against love. On the southern border a like I have, you realize that the awful thing by itself. We have so much to pay for. brick (pound! costs about $400. police have lost their touch. Times have changed a Tuition, books, rent, utilities, gas That's about $25 per once — My father was a cop in south great deal. Although I have my material- istic moments, I genuinely don't and... court payments? a dollar a gram. Texas, and he quit because of the Every Friday, over the next NATE VAN SICKLE care much about cars. So when Yes, 1 am one who has had In Ohio, as well as most of the corruptness of his experience. seven weeks, I will be taking an a conversation comes up about court payments to make, as I'm Midwest, the price quadruples. Up here is no different. Add SENIOR, analytical look at seven sins that, cars, I, in the most subtle of ways, sure many of you have, too. Two words: capital gain. Imagine, a mix of bored cops and a lot in today's day and age, are more TELECOMMUNICATIONS do my best to steer die conver- My crime was underage intox- paying tuition with grass money! of college students, and you fatal than the original. These sation in a different direction. ication. The price? 1 spent three Now many of you are asking have a steady budget for the city "Pride. I'm kind of a seven sins probably weren't as Every time someone brings up nights in count)' maximum and yourselves, "is this guy serious?" of Bowling Green; court fines big deal." relevant back in the sixth cen- anything about four cylinders owe $500. Yes and no. — paid for by you, tury as they are now, but with I went to jail because the There is a large population of Ask your friends if they've ever the changing times, each one of or horse power, all I can think is 'who cares?" police right out accused me of student drinkers out then.'. Now had an experience with BGPD; them becomes more powerful as resisting arrest (a felony). considering that the effect of and I guarantee you it was not they become more prevalent in But apathy becomes more Needless to say these charges alcohol is similar to that of weed, pleasant and perhaps even today's society. deadly when it affects large were dropped, but my fine is it morally remise to say that unjustified. Where is Batman Luckily, if you've made it this groups of people. Take the recent was not. peddling them is very similar. when you need him? And on far into the column, it's a good election of Representative lean When you get out of work Why not then make money, that note, why not resort to possibility that you are safe Schmidt in my home region of late from a job that barely pays pay for college, and expand selling weed to help pay for an from the first of seven deadlier southwest Ohio. rent and must stay up till 2 a.m. your intellect? education. sins, apathy. In what should have been studying for a quiz, a beer on I also toiled with the possibil- After all, an educated "sinse- JENIH0LDEN Apathy is the sin a landslide vic- Friday sounds pretty good. ity of robbing a bank; however, milla entrepreneur" sounds FRESHMAN, EDUCATION of unresponsive- tory, Schmidt only In fact, if you're anything the idea of possibly having to better than "pot head" any day. ness and uncon- "The more defeated a radical "Greed because when cern. It's more apathetic Democratic oppo- I see something I than laziness; you nent by four percent- the general age points, proving want, I have to have don't care. If your friend gets a pro- population that every single vote it." motion, you shrug counts. it off. If a mayoral becomes, the The conservative Take caution in selecting a job candidate lost by easier it is population in the a vote and you region highly out- couldn't manage for radical numbers the left, but Fortune 500 companies work/life programs, which ensure JOANNE to roll out of bed politicians with only about 13 HINES have opportunities in finance, that associates can pursue their percent of the entire marketing sales, design, com- career while managing their on Election Day, then apathy might to push their eligible population munications, human resources personal lives. comingouttovote.it and technology. If the possibility When you work lor a company be your emotional agendas." companion. is obvious that people for advancement is that holds good val- U-Wire Columnist The most vul- are becoming less Ka Leo 0 Hawaii there, then you can ues, you will feel good ELIOT BENNIE concerned with the achieve your goals about what you are nerable victim to apathy is the University of Hawaii "Keep in college student. The average politics of their region. and much more. working for. FRESHMAN, EDUCATION upperclassman wakes up in the People need to be aware what Diversity is a key mind Discounts, vaca- "Sloth. I'm so lazy I morning and barely wipes the apathy can do to our country. As you get closer to gradu- component on that the tions, 401 (k) retire- pay other people to do sand from his eyes before mak- The more apathetic the general ation and begin choosing many levels. Not ment plan, stock pur- internships, it is crucial interview my laundry." ing it to class. population becomes, the easier only does a diverse chase plan, medical it is for radical politicians to to have in mind three compa- In his pajamas with a hangover company benefit process is and dental coverage push their agendas. nies you would like to work for. from a variety of tal- for you and your fam- from I tell, he subconsciously Diversity, work environment also an refuses to care about anything Radical ideology, which is ent and perspectives, ily, tuition reimburse- largely devoid of logic and based and benefits are vital traits to it also allows each opportunity ment and continual that his instructor might happen to say, and he manages to get on furious emotion, has a way look for when choosing a com- employee to per- training programs are pany to start your career. for you to back to his apartment without of sparking the interest of those form to the best of benefits to look for in who are uneducated and unin- The company you choose says decide if the any regard for anyone he might his or her ability and a company. If a com- formed. The less we know, the something about you. achieve success. pany treats you well, stumble into in his discombobu- Some companies are known company lated state. more susceptible we are to self- It is important that you will to want to get defeating agendas. for excellent training and look you choose a compa- is right for up in the morning Mention anything about poli- tics and religion and he'll roll his Luckily, eighteenth-century great on a resume. Others offer ny that will offer you and go to work. JESSICA USIO you." A eyes in aloof disdain. politician Alexander Hamilton generous benefits and com- limitless possibilities. So you want to be pensation to their employees or HOFFMAN The apathetic mindset derives had the cure for collective apa- Upon graduation, successful, you want thy. Perhaps Hamilton's most strive to create a friendly and fun as you begin your dimb to suc- to be rich, you want to be happy, FRESHMAN, GRAPHIC from ignorance. If you don't work environment. know much about politics or valued contribution to quotable cess, it is important to find a com- and you want all of your friends DESIGN American literature was the line, Successful companies offer pany that offers continual growth - and more importantly, your ene- religion, then you're not going to two significant benefits to col- "Envy because care much about them, either. 'those who stand for nothing fall and naming. mies - to be insanely jealous. for anything" lege graduates: a lot of money Opportunity thrives in compa- Unfortunately, more and more I have news for you. You don't reading magazines Mr. Hamilton was right. Men and the opportunity to explore nies that care for their associates, just wake up one day and all people lack a working knowl- makes me want to live edge of different aspects of life, must believe in (and be willing different career paths. look for companies that provide your dreams have come true. It the life of a celebrity." so apathy is becoming more MB, PAGE 5 common across the world. APATHY, PAGE 5

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August 26, 2005 5 Firefighters save lives APATHY, FROM PAGE 4 ing to die for) a cause Apathy can only be present through defiance when passion is scarce. Too many men are willing to live BRIAN and 1 face the wrath of an angry, for seventy and eighty years WEAVER angry man. as empty shells of human But what if you throw a beings when there's so much human life in peril into the out there worth fighting for. equation? So instead of picking up ENLIST We're not talking about a guy that Xbox controller, pick up a U-Win Columnist in a factory who doesn't listen newspaper and see how you ThePitlNews when somebody says, "Don't can get involved with your The Unhvrsuy of Pittsburgh touch the red button!" and then local community. breaks a machine when he Help out a local politician Recently, the oral histo- pushes that button. in his campaign or volunteer ries of hundreds of fire- Human lives were at stake! for evangelical work through TODAY! fighters and emergency Doesn't that make it OK at your church. Donate blood, response team members who some level? How many people or even better, start a blood In The BGSU Phone Directory responded to the events that would voluntarily throw their drive in your town. Even occurred on September 11. life to the wind if given the helping coach a little league 2001 were released. chance — not even the cer- team means that you're Totaling more than 12,000 tainty, but the chance — to save willing to invest in (and are pages, the reports released die life of somebody else? concerned with) someone's The best way for your friends hours of recordings of emer- Earlier this summer, three future other than your own. gency radio calls made on the buddies and I were driving Keep in mind two brilliant and professors to get a hold fateful day. down the turnpike toward the thinkers who both said some- Family members of firefight- beach when a tractor-trailer thing that will motivate you of you is to be listed in the ers who died in the attacks, in flipped in the opposite lane. and cure you of your apathy. collaboration with The New It shattered the median with American physicist Albert BGSU Telephone Directory. York Times, sued for the release its cargo, and that debris totaled Einstein once said, "The of these oral histories and radio a car about 100 feet in front world is a dangerous place to calls in 2002. of us. We stopped to help, but live; not because of the peo- While the reports were watched about 45 to 50 other ple who arc evil, but because not released because of their cars cruise slowly around the of the people who don't do Use the Off-Campus Local Address Change potential impact on the trial of debris and then speed on anything about it." accused conspirator Zacarias their way. But even more simply Form below to provide your off-campus Moussaoui, families had another One of the cars even had the put, Grammy-award winner explanation for this tragedy. nerve to take pictures before Britney Spears said it best. residence and cell or local telephone number Their intention was to driving off. "Get out of your seat... prove that their loved ones Think about it: Even if every land] do something." for the BGSU Telephone Directory. died because of fault)' radios car had just one person .though and communication and not that wasn't the case, that's 50 To read the next installment because they heard, and hero- people who said, "The heck with of this series, clieck out next ically chose to ignore, the calls stopping and helping fellow Friday's issue of the SG News. Both your local off-campus address human beings. 1 have to evacuate the and permanent address will be towers. "How many places to be." Did I miss Now apply that printed in the BGSU Telephone something? Is it people to the issue at hand. JOB, FROM PAGE 4 Directory unless the Office of suddenly a bad would There's a huge short- age of people in this thing to have a takes hard work, dedication Registration & Records receives family member die voluntarily world who are willing to help others if it and a never-say-die attitude. a completed Request to Withhold heroically? These throw their You can save time and people arc livid means putting them- Directory Information form by life to the selves at risk. Why is effort by starting your jour- that their relatives ney in the right place. Choose August-31, 2005. To assure chose to sacrifice wind if given it so painful for these families to think that a company that believes it themselves in will achieve greatness if its proper inclusion in the BGSU order to save the the chance their loved ones were among this minority? employees achieve greatness. Telephone Directory, please lives of other peo- — not even In turn, a ripple effect tUn t I M Former mayor Rudy submit completed forms by: ple trapped in the begins. The company gives its doomed buildings. tne Certainty, Giuliani and other citycitv officials have suggest- employees the resources and 1 can't say I really but the power to make important understood the ed that the firefighters Wednesday, August 31/ chance — to ignored orders for the decisions, benefits from those story the first time I decisions and rewards associ- 2005 5:00pm heard it. save the sake of others. ates with an exciting work Previous reports life of environment and benefits. I had read said that Additionally, lots of somebody the firefighters' oral The associates are pleased many people were with their job, become Please mail or deliver the completed anxious to find out histories indicate that some firemen did engaged in their work and where their loved put forth their best effort. As Off-Campus Local Address Change ones were when exactly that. So what now? Do we still find a a result, both the associates Form to the Office of Registration they perished. and the company succeed It was a long shot, to be way to blame faulty communi- and Records, 110 Administration cations? and prosper. sure, as not everybody at a fire To find a company that scene talks on the radio. But it Nothing can replace the loss Building or drop off the form at of a loved one. The grief and believes in this philosophy, might have given the widowed do your research. Look for one of the sites listed below: a glimpse into the final seconds emptiness remain forever. But will blaming radios and com- the "100 Best Companies to of their loved ones' lives. I can Work For" and "America's see where these folks are munications make the situation better? 1 suppose you could sue Most Admired Companies" coming from. in Fortune magazine. Other Drop Locations: But what of the others, those the New York Fire Department if that were the case, but will examples are the" 100 Best who simply want to say, "My Companies for Working Union Information Desk; loved one never heard the that money bring back the heroes? Mothers" from Working Library, Circulation Desk; call"? Why is it so offensive to Mother magazine and think of a firefighter violating Please, stop looking for Administration Building, 1 st Floor Hall; someone to blame. They'd the "Top 50 Companies for orders to save another human Diversity" from Office of Registration and Records life? made a living risking their necks for other people. Why is it Diversirylnc. Magazine. I'm a fireman, and I know my Before you are interviewed, chief would be all over me if I so hard to accept that they did so this final time? research the company. Find went out of line, if he gave an out what the company order and I disobeyed. Believe It doesn't have to be some- body's fault that these men and believes in and talk to cur- me, there's nothing worse than rent and past employees. Ask an angry fire chief. If he tells women died. It can simply be that they intelligent questions. Keep me to get out of a building, I get in mind that the interview out, no questions asked. went beyond the call of duty, not because somebody told process is not only for the Yet if I did so to try to save a employer to decide if you life, doesn't that kind of balance them to, but because they knew it was the right thing to are right for the job, it is also things out? an opportunity for you to Sure, I didn't follow his order, do, regardless of the conse- quences. decide if the company is right for you.

Gonable cells may be in the placenta

Staff Editorial children arc brought into this for the adverse affects of tumors IHf Pllt HEWS (U-WIHEI worid by live births, as opposed as result of the tolemerase. After PITTSBURGH —The University to Caesarean section. several months, the placental of Pittsburgh has once again Each placenta contains 300 cells have yet to show any signs made a groundbreaking contri- million amniotic epithelial of cancer when transplanted. bution to modem-day medicine. cells. Considering that it is facile In the end, still a significant A research study to be pub- for these placental cells to be amount of research needs to be lished this month suggests that expanded once extracted from done to render the long-term cells with similar capabilities the placenta, in one year the outcome of these cells conducive of embryonic stem cells can be number of cells obtained could to improving the state of diseases found in placenta! tissue. be astronomical, and thus more such as cancer. This is good news not only for affordable for research. However, the conservative side OFF-CAMPUS LOCAL ADDRESS CHANGE FORM the medical program here at Pitt, While there are several com- should have no moral objections but for the progressive politicians parisons to be made between to the use of placental cells that Use this form only if Off-Campus Local Address Change or on the left. placental cells and their contro- would be discarded otherwise. The amniotic epithelial cells versial counterparts, there are It's a victory for Pitt research- Correction is required. Contact the Office of Residence Life in the placenta closely resemble also differences that will keep ers who have invested so much to change residence hall or Greek unit address. stem cells that have the potential stem cells at the center of the in the treatment of diseases that to generate almost any kind of right wing's platform for years have been ailing us for decades. body tissue, and thus can aid in to come. The issues concerning saving Name Student ID POO the treatment of several diseases. But tolemerase can also be lives that are contingent on this Another component that attributed to the shortcomings research have been de-politi- makes these placental cells so observed in stem-cell research. cized. Researchers now have free Street Address unique is the prospect that they Because it is linked to several space to accomplish the great can be bound for the forma- forms of cancer, the underlying things that placental cells have City State Zip tion of heart, pancreas, liver and fear that these cells could inevi- the potential to da nerve cells. tably have fatal effects if trans- America can now focus on Under normal circumstances planted is a serious concern. the matters at hand, using tech- Local or Cell Phone # placenta are discarded, but sta- This calls upon another advan- nology not for just trivialities tistics show that the opportunity tage of the amnion found in but to ensure the longevity of cost ofthemgoingto waste Is stem cells. In recent studies, the the people in our lives that Signature Date too high. Each year, 4 million placental cells have been tested matter most. B Friday, August 26,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

TAR SPEAKS AT SEMINAR; MEMO DISCUSSED , www.bgnews.com/state COLUMBUS (AP) — Gov. Bob Taft made opening remarks at a mandatory ethics seminar where a memo on free golf that led to his conviction was once again discussed. Prosecutors used the May 2001 document by the Ohio Ethics Commission in their case, saying the games of golf should have been reported. SWE Post office NBC portrays military losses employee "This may sound funny, but I'm puts pee wishing for a in coffee normal life." NICOLE CRAI6, MILITARY WIFE AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A postal worker has been charged with putting urine in the coffee of I'm wishing for a normal life, co-workers who set up a video owning a home, not moving camera in their break room every year," Craig said. after they became suspicious, , Safe return for the troops authorities said. was a common theme as NBC Thomas Shaheen, 49, sought military families willing of suburban Springfield to go on television. Families will Township, who works as a be selected in several weeks. vehicle mechanic for the U.S. Robin Reisncr of Valley City, Postal Service, was charged a Navy nurse in the 1970s, said Aug. 5 with two misdemean- she wished President Bush would or counts of adulteration stop sending troops to Iraq and of food or placing harmful said her overall wish was that objects in food. military families each achieve He was ordered to appear their own dreams. "We've already in Akron Municipal Court lost enough personnel," she said. on Monday. Patricia Hartman of Brook Prosecutors said workers Park, whose daughter, Marine believed Shaheen poured Cpl. Samantha Hartman, 22, urine into a coffee pot in a returned from Iraq six months break room on July 5 and ago, wished for money to build again luly 6. Suspecting a a memorial. problem, workers started "We want to make sure the their own investigation. limit tndtu link AP Photo community does not forget those "Employees did put a MOURNFUL MISSION: Sandy Hain, center, leads bagpipe practice with the Red Hackle Pipes and Drums band practice. Military funerals for U.S. that have fallen and those that video camera in. and that's casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq, particularly services for Marines from an Ohio-based battalion, have highlighted the role of bagpipes. have served," she said. how they were able to put a Bryan Stinson, supervising stop to what he was doing," Families wishes About one dozen people with sobbing widows, flag-draped cof- when the rash of Marine deaths casting producer for the show, Akron Prosecutor Douglas include a safe return sometimes teary-eyed wishes fins and even a 1-year-old boy occurred three weeks ago. said NBC was looking for touch- Powleysaid. waited patiendy in a recreation who dressed in a Marine uniform "I just wish someone would ing stories involving military Powley said Shaheen was from war for troops center snack room as the cast- for his dad's funeral. comfort my Mom and put her families and was particularly unhappy at work but the ing call began in this blue-collar Terry Severn, 59, of Brook Park, mind at rest." Scvero said. interested in highlighting service prosecutor declined to get By Thomas J.She«rari Cleveland suburb. tearfully said her wish was for Nicole Craig, 26, of near- members returning home in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS into any further details. NBC said the premise of the a full accounting of how her by Berea, wife of Army Spc 4 September and October during None of Shaheen's co- BKOOK PARK, Ohio—This com- show was this: "If you had one brother, Theodore McKlroy Jr.. Andrew Craig, 25, who is serving the show's run. workers was physically munity stricken by the Iraq deaths wish in the world and could ask 19, of Cleveland, was killed Dec. in Iraq, was looking to the future "We're interested in reunion harmed. of 14 Marines from a hometown for absolutely anything from the 6, 1966, in Thua Thien, Vietnam. for her wish — her husband's safe stories," Stinson said. Shaheen could not be battalion made itspitch for peace, heart, what would it be?" The military said he was an acci- return and a quiet home life for Stinson said it was up to reached for comment. safe homecoming for the troops One unspoken answer in dental victim of "friendly fire" the couple and their son, 3-year- the families of the dead Repeated calls to his home and. in one case, closure with a Brook Park came from the flags from a fellow Marine, but she old son, ITiomas, who snuggled Marines whether they wanted went unanswered yesterday. brother's \ ictiuun war death. yillflyingat half-staff., . ^-^ never heard alternate's, fijst- in his mother's lap. to get involved. NBC held an open casting call A message was left for his The Brook Park-based 3rd hand account. "This is the third state he's lived Lt. Col. Michael Brown, the attorney, Paul F. Adamson. for nnliiiirv tamilies yesterday Bminlioii, 25lh MariiiesJoU. 14 I just doiit. belieyfcjjjat in," she said, listing earlier Army battalion instnictor and inspec- Shaheen has been a postal for its upcoming "Three Wishes" in early August. The hometown story," said Scvero, who visit - assignments in Virginia Beach, tor, said the Marines wouldn't employee for It years, said reality show to be hosted by Amy funerals lasted nearly two weeks, ed her brother's grave in Holy Va., and Fort Dix. N.I. provide NBC with family con- Grant beginning Sept. 23. David Van Allen, a postal with nearly nonstop scenes of Cross Cemetery in Brook Park "This may sound funny, but tacts without their permission. service spokesman. Majority vote saves over 3,100 jobs Commission snubs Pentagon reccommendation for two office closures

By lames Hannah recommendation to close the tioning the Cleveland office to Institute of Technology, which at the Defense Supply Center, For mote news from the state, nation, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland office. grow by at least 400 jobs. employs 500 workers and trains a 550-acre compound home to and the world visit The B6 Hews online DAYTON — The nation's base- By a 7-0 vote, the panel agreed The Pentagon wanted to close 900 graduate students in engi- 23 Defense Department agen- closing commission voted yes- to maintain the Defense Finance the Cleveland office, which neering and meteorology. cies that employ 6,160 workers. School. By a unanimous vote, the terday to keep open military- and Accounting Service offioM would have eliminated about The commission decided to It is the 12th largest employer panel instead voted to create a payroll centers in Columbus in both cities, ensuring that the 1,100 of the 1,400 jobs. consolidate the 26 military-pay- in the region and has an annual board to oversee the operations and Cleveland, preserving 3,100 jobs there don't decrease from Earlier, the commission voted roll offices around the coun- payroll of $168 million. of both schools. jobs and reversing a Pentagon their current levels and posi- to keep in place the Air Force try in Cleveland, Columbus, Among the DFAS offices voted The commission also voted to Indianapolis, Rome, N.Y., and to be closed is one in the Dayton move the School of Aerospace Limestone, Maine. suburb of Kettering that would Medicine and related programs DFAS is the fourth largest result in the loss of 240 jobs. at Brooks City-Base in Texas to employer in the Cleveland The commission will send Wright-Patterson, a move that area, with an annual payroll of its final report next month to would add about 800 jobs to the $65 million. President Bush, who could make 20,000-person work force there. The panel also voted to at his own changes. Congress will The Air Force institute, which least maintain the 2,000 DFAS get the chance to reject the has an annual payroll of $50 mil- jobs in Columbus. plan after Bush considers it. lion, offers degrees in aeronau- The Pentagon initially rec- Lawmakers haven't done that in tical, astronautical, and nuclear ommended consolidating all previous rounds. engineering and as well as space 26 DFAS offices in Columbus, Supporters had feared the operations that includes pro- Denver and Indianapolis, but Air Force Institute at Wright- grams in rocket propulsion and later added those cities to its list Patterson would be moved to satellite control. It also manages of proposed closings. Monterey, Calif, as pan of a merg- the educational programs of Columbus DFAS is located er with the Naval Postgraduate officers in civilian universities. o Back To S 1000 i OF TIRES IN STOCK AND SALE PRICED MilMffl

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ONE TANK TRIP CLEVELAND Death is only the b Cleveland exhibit teaches anatomy By Jess Wagner PULSE EDITOR ONE TANK TRIP This on-going series looks at cities and events that On a warm afternoon in University students can drive Cleveland, people of all ages, to on a tank of gas. races and ethnicities are stand- Location: Cleveland ing in a room full of dead bodies. But instead of being scared, Miles from BG: 126 they are intrigued. When guests take a closer look at the to study the art of plastination in bodies, they see the life they front of him now. emit, and the thought of death "When 1 was a medical stu- slowly vanishes. dent back in the late '60s, we Here, at Cleveland's Great didn't have anything like this; Lakes Science Center, a travel- you had to learn from the book," ing exhibit called "Body Worlds Ruszkiewicz says. "Now, you can 2: The Anatomical Exhibition of see the relationship, the benefit Real Human Bodies" is changing of a lot of the relationships of the known facts of death into the where the organ is related to mysteries of life. another organ. You can see these Through a process called plas- things much better on speci- tination, the body's water tissue mens like these. And these are is replaced with fluid plastics real, they're not models. These that harden, preserving bodies are the real thing." forever —literally. iXMlBMbel BGNcws Through all the different sec- Plastination was invented in Y0UN6 LIFE: This plastinate of tions of the exhibit — there is a 1977 by Dr. Gunther Von Hagens a human fetus is displayed in section devoted to the cardio- in Germany, and since Body a glass case. It was just a few vascular and nervous systems, among others — there is one World's 2 first went on tour in months old. 1995, over 15 million people have section that stops visitors in visited the exhibit worldwide. Some approach him wonder- their tracks. The exhibit has taken over 200 ing what they can expect from Mothers and daughters stop organs and body-parts and cou- an upcoming knee surgery, while while men absorb the section pled them with 20 whole-body others ask for advice for a family devoted to fetal development. specimens for a display that beats member with heart disease. Some people just stare as tears the diagrams and pictures in any While people pass by, build in their eyes, while others school's textbook Ruszkiewicz explains why he's fascinate over the fetuses display- Here, guests can compare a here instead of enjoying the ing the delicate stages of life. smoker's lungs with a non-smok- sunny day. Here, guests see embryos er's, see the toll obesity takes on "There's a group of doctors from from the fourth to eighth week the human body, and view the the Cleveland Clinic and medi- of pregnancy, and fetuses in the stages of a fetus' life. cal students from Case Western third, fifth and seventh month of Physicians and medical stu- Reserve," he says. "We have a lot of development. Though these may dents from the Cleveland Clinic medical students. We all volunteer tug on the emotional strings of and Case Western Reserve on our afternoons off." their viewers, a plastinate just a University are also on site, volun- As a medical student years ago, few steps away has a crowd of teering their time to answer any Ruszkiewicz didn't have the luxu- viewers in awe. questions and assist those inter- ry of learning from the plastinates A woman — the names, ages ested in donating their own bod- at Cleveland's Science Center. and backgrounds of the plasti- ies in the name of science. He learned about the human nates are kept anonymous—who On this particular day, the body the good, old-fashioned donated her body for plastination president of the Cleveland Clinic way; from books. stands on exhibit. She is average Alumni Association, Dr. Edward While those books got height and is thin. Ruszkiewicz, M.D., is on site to Ruszkiewicz to where he is today, She is also five months pregnant. lenni Boebel BCNms answer any questions Body a bit of subtle envy can be seen in THE THINKER: The brain is exposed by a section of missing skull in this plastinate, whose body has been Worlds' guests have. the eyes of a man who never got BODY, PAGE 8 stripped of its skin and filled with a plastic that hardens. 'San Andreas' sparks controversy Take-Two awarded the large retail Josh Comer INSIDE THE PULSE REPORTER companies a full refund for their FOLLOW A DRAG QUEEN AROUND If Miami attorney lack returned stock of the game, low- FOR A DAY. PAGE 9 ering their fourth quarter projec- Thompson had his way, those KANYE WEST ALBUM DEBUTS IN associated with the produc- tions by $40 million to compen- sate for the cost involved. DETROIT. KICKING OFF A FUSION tion and sale of the video game MUSIC & SNEAKERS. PASE 9 "Grand Theft Auto; San Andreas," Those hurt most by the rat- or any game with content of a ings change are local business THE PULSE REVIEWS ALL THE LAT- violent or sexual nature, would operators, such as 2-Play Games EST MUSIC AND MOVIES. PAGE 8 Com Art Micah Smith owner Lance Shepherd, who are WELCOME BACK: Bowling Green crooners, Koufax. return to Howard's be out of business. Since 1989, Thompson has left without the major corporate corporate communications at EA this weekend for their CD release party and concert Saturday night. led campaigns against nearly backing needed to receive the claims the idea is absurd. every form of popular media. In special treatment being offered "This is nonsense." Brown the last six years, his focus has to the chain stores, but still seek said. "We've reviewed 100 per- shifted to controversial video to keep their stores tree of AO- cent of the content. There is no Hometown band rated tides. content inappropriate for a teen games, their developers and the agencies and businesses that "Because of a lack of support audience. Players never see a profit from their production. from Sony and Microsoft for nude sim." The most publicized of his Cover Art Tate-Two Intwactive the smaller game stores, we're Thomas, however, remains to rock Howard's forced to take a loss on the game," recent efforts were taken against 'SEX' ANDREAS?: The hidden unrelenting. Shepherd said. Take-Two Interactive Software, sex segments in the video game In addition to his other efforts, The financial damage inflict- this month he adopted a stance By Nichole Rominski Suchan is joined by band mem- Inc., who owns Rockstar North, "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" REPORTER bers Ben Force on guitar and the studio which developed the ed on those businesses doesn't against the M rating given by the Howards Club H will host the backup vocals, fared Rosenberg widely popular GTASA, bringing concern Thompson, who claims ESRB for the game "Killer 7." He CD release party for Koufax on piano and keyboard, Rob his name to the surface of cen- content could only be unlocked that the retailers "knew for quite warns that the freely available tomorrow night Originating in Pope on bass guitar and brother sorship discussions. using tools available from third some time that this sexual mate- sexual content found in the game Bowling Green, this once small- Ryan Pope on drums. The "Hot Coffee" incident, party sources. This distinction rial harmful to minors was on the goes a step beyond the unlock- town band is anything but that The five have been playing named for the sexually orient- was insignificant to Thompson, games, yet they continued to sell able content that landed GTAs now. together since the tall of 1999. ed sub game in GTASA which who accused Take-Two of deceit- the product to minors." "Hot Coffee" in hot water. "The competition is cutthroat The name Koufax came from placed the tide under scrutiny, fully selling sexually explicit Thompson was far from fin- "This is not a situation in which in the larger cities, so it would the famous Dodgers pitcher resulted in the Entertainment material to minors. ished with his opposition to the the ESRB has been blind-sided have been hard tor us to stand Sandy Koufax, Suchan said. Software Rating Board amending "They have been caught game industry. by hidden or embedded content," out," said Rob Suchan, the lead "A friend from New York sug- the game's rating from Mature to today in the web of their lies," Following his victory over Take- Thompson said. vocalist and guitarist for the band. gested we call the band Koufax Adults Only. Thompson said following the Two, he began to put pressure The ones most hurt by the "In being from a smaller city, we and we liked the sound of it" he "The credibility and utility of the ESRB's decision. on Electronic Arts for their Teen- potential ratings changes are tapped into an underground, so said. initial ESRB rating has been seri- The new rating forced major rated life simulation game "The those least involved in the scan- we were more comfortable Wfe Since then the band has trav- ously undermined," said Patricia sellers such as Best Buy and Sims 2." He alleges that the title dals incited by Thompson. weren't trying to conquer any- eled around the world, hitting Vance, president of the ESRB. Gamestop to pull the game from not only contains graphic nudity, "Without ccqxiratebackjng, were thing." venues like Berlin and Paris. This decision was made in their shelves, citing company but child pornography. the ones who take the hit when rat- spite of the fact that the explicit policy barring the sale of AO titles. leff Brown, vice president of ings are adjusted," Shepherd said. KOUFAX, PAGE 9

KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Friday, August 26,2005 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM P U L S VIEW PULSE Gabe Dixon Band The Exies Stutterfly Legbone "Brothers Grimm" BRIEFING Howard's hosts free Styiex concert Howard's Club H will host a free concert tonight at 9 p.m. with Styiex. The Press Gang and Lee Marvin Computer Arm. Because free tickets were given out, guests are encour- aged to show up early, as this event is first come, first serve. "live at the World Cafe" "Head for the Door' And We Are Bled of Color" "Different Path" Dimension Films Patrons 21 and over get in Keprise Records Virgin Records Maverick Keconls Rock Ridge Musk- Mosaic Media Group free with a ticket, while those under 21 with a ticket get in at a $2 cover. There is a $5 cover A A A rr with no ticket. Good keyboardists are a rare Don't expect to pick up the Exies' And We Are Bled of Color is Fans of punk rock won't find any- The movie is called "The commodity. Gabe Dixon is a good sophomore effort, Head for the Stutterfly's second release and thing interesting while listening Brothers Grimm." but its spirit is Toledo Concert keyboardist, and has sat behind Door, and hear remnants of their their major label debut, and they to Legbone's latest opus. Different closer to "The Blues Brothers." Path. legbone, a punk band from Band to perform the ivories for Paul McCartney 2003 debut album, Inertia. come out well. They know exact- Like the Blues boys, the Under the direction of and Allison Krauss. The Exies have shed their ly what they want to be doing Dayton, are loud and angry, but Grimms are on a mission. "We're Toledo's Sam Szor, the Toledo But what possessed him to multi-tonal beats and settled on with their music. why do we care? here to save your land from evil Their songs, although semi- Concert Band will perform grab a microphone and belt out something a bit more organic: Although the album itself is enchantments" is what they patriotic music this Sunday notes that not even a musicolo- their own sound. decent, there just isn't anything inspired, fail to make any origi- tell Bavarian villagers who are that sets them apart from other nal statements While listening at 7 JO p.m. gist would recognize is beyond After hustling with music execs bedeviled by ghosts and hope The series, in its 53rd year anyone's knowledge. through Inertia's conception and bands in the burgeoning post- to Different Path, you can sense the Grimm boys can hand them of bringing performances to So what happens when key- birth for "today's sound," the hardcore/emo style of music. the band's influences, which a happily-cver-after. most likely include The Droplock Toledo, will commence the boardist actually decides to take Exies decided to ditch the music There is a lot to like about Fat chance, though — the summer concert season with the lead vocals? industry BS and got in touch with this album. The parts that arc Murphys, The Dead Kennedys Grimms may give good fairy tale, screamed are very emotional, and Bad Religion. this weekend's performance The answer is nbt much, and their inner musician. bu| they have no magical powers. Special guests include Sax this is exemplified by the Gabe Their result is a face-paced especially on the song "Bury Me." Legbone lacks the original- They're scammers, and they're in ity and energy of their influ- 4th Avenue, a saxophone Dixon Band's second album, live album packed with hard knock- Whichever band member was trouble when they bump into a quartet from the Toledo area attheVVoridCafe. ing tracks that don't ever seem to screaming, he did a fantastic job, ences and fails to communicate really nasty spell, cast by an evil and the Erie Street Acapella. Their new sophomore album, slow down. and it's unfortunate that he was through their bland songs. queen who could make even the showcases four new songs and The Exies have already seen often pushed to the background True punk rock stands out from brave little tailor pee his brave a song from their debut album. success with I lead for the Door's by the lead singer. the crowd and makes a state- little pants. Xbox 360 console More Than it Would Seem, which debut single, "Ugly," where lead The sung vocals are drab ment. Legbone doesn't achieve "The Brothers Grimm" looks are pretty much what one would singer Scott Stevens delves into and barely interesting most of any sort of uniqueness and cov- like an adventure film in its ads, pricing announced expect of a live album; just a little his insecure side and uneasiness the time, and the lyrics run the ers the same ground countless but it's really a raucous come- Microsoft announced the more pitchy at times. with himself. Cheer up Scott. gamut from opaque to imma- bands have covered before. dy. Director Terry Gilliam hasn't pricing for its next home The massacre of limi Mendrix's Produced by Nick Raskulinecz turely philosophic. Legbone fails to put energy in made a movie this playful since console, the Xbox 360, earlier "Hey )oe" which appears on the (loo Lighters, Velvet Revolver), That is really where the album their songs, which is what true his Monty Python days, scat- this week. six-track album is, for lack of a 1 lead for the Door also introduc- falls flat: Every track sounds too punk rock is all about. Songs like tering visual and verbal puns A "core system" will retail better term, torture. es talent that has been absent much like the others. "Swallowing Razorblades" and throughout "Grimm" like I ianscl for $299. featuring a wired People everywhere extend from the music scene for a while: If forced to pick a true low point, "Do You Choose" offer fast-paced and Gretel scatter breadcrumbs. controller, white face- their sympathy to the patrons guitar solos it would have to be the song anthems, but don't resonate with I le does fine work with the cast. plate, standard audiovisual in Pittsburgh who were at the Although the Exies bring a "Burnt Memories." It's supposed the listener. which includes Matt Damon and cable and Xbox Live Silver World Cafe when this crucifica- better, stronger sound, they fall to be a ballad, but all it does is Instead of striving for origi- Heath Ledger as the Grimms. subscription. tion occured. short with "Tired of You." Unless take thccnergyoutofthe second nality, it seems Legbone is just With the exception of Peter A second version of the The Gabe Dixon Band will be you're one of those people who half of the album. The high point writing songs for the sake of Stormare, everyone finds the 360 will be sold at $399 with touring extensively throughout have an unfortunate love for the is the last song, "Flames Adorn writing songs. It's hard to con- right amusing-but-not-amused- additional features, includ- the year as well as making plans Backstreet Boys and/or boy-band the Silence." It really allows the nect with any of the songs. The with-themselvcs tone. ing a 20 megabyte hard drive, for their next studio album. ballads, this song will give the for- vocal screaming to take center lyrics are sloppy and the music "Grimm" gets bogged down wireless controller, remote Bottom Line: The only thing ward button on your player some stage, which is what you wait for is not exciting. when Gilliam hops on a soap- control, Xbox Live Silver that kills this Cd is "Hey loe." finger play. the entire album. If you're thinking of purchasing box to lecture us about the use- subscription, high-definition Other than that, the songs are When the Exies went on a quest The post-hardcore/emo Different Path, think again. You'd fulness of storytelling, a mes- audiovisual cables, ethernet listener friendly and somewhat to find who they are through their genre that Stutterfly plays in is be better off with meaningful and sage that's redundant since we cable and headset. relaxing. music, they did a fairly good job already a crowded field, and the energetic punk rock album, such already think his storytelling Life at the World Cafe is worth of doing so. And in the end, they band doesn't seem to want to as the band's influences is useful because it's so smart, WBGU hosts free a gander. Let's just hope the Gabe came out with an album that isn't set themselves apart right now, Good punk rock is hard to buoyant and inventive. In other Dixon Band pays their respect to afraid to rock mainstream radio. which is too bad because the come by, and Legbone's Different words. "The Brothers Grimm" is ticket giveaway classic rock gods silently. Two thumbs up to them. album showed a lot of potential. Path is no exception to the rule. anything but grim. WBGU-fm will be hosting Info Night on Tuesday, Aug. — ChekiHoiianl —JessWagner — ComyCbse — Mike Robinson —Oiris Hewitt, KRT 30 at 9:30 p.m. in 121 West Hall. Here, those interested in becoming a radio D) are encouraged to stop by for more information. WBGU will also give away four free pairs of tickets for the Exhibit gives visitors a wide range of emotions Back to School Special at the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland BODY. FROM PAGE 7 view the exhibit, the thought of on Sept. 5. Catch 22, Wtlhelm death doesn't even cross their Scream, Whole Wheat Bread, Guests stand and stare at the mind. 'ITie Merkurs and the Set-Ups baby inside of her. Though this is "I think (parents] like that the will perform. shocking and difficult for some, plastinates are posed in a lot of Tickets are $10 in advance many other guests view this as sports poses, so the kids relate and $12 the day of show. • the beauty of life. to that. If you stand out there For more information on Trish Rooney, marketing for a while, you'll almost always this up-coming event, visit director of the Great lakes see a kid go up to the baseball WBGU's Web site at www. Science Center, recalls an inci- player and try to do that exact wbgufm.com. dent a guest had while seeing same pose," said Rooney of a this exact plastinate. plastinate in such a pose. "What "We had a really amazing 1 love about that is that it's so Free music Fridays experience," Rooney says. "We natural. They're not thinking, had a group of kids from a high Oh, this is a dead person.'" begin at the Pub school, and there was a young The end product of a plasti- WBGU-fm and the girl who was pregnant and she nate, which takes up to 1,500 University's Musicians Guild was standing there in front of hours of work for just one body, will host the new Free Music that plastinate and there were is meant to be something Fridays at the Black Swamp just tears running down her guests can relate to, some- Pub tonight. The event will face. It was so moving, her rec- thing that fascinates instead of be open to the public and ognition of what was happen- frightens them. is located in the Bowcn ing inside of her body. It was While the guests leave the Thompson Student Union. just incredible." exhibit — most a bit more This free, all-ages show Though sights like this may knowledgeable of how the A RE AL CUT-UP: A human body is sliced into multiple pieces at the Body Worlds exhibit at the Great Lakes will go from 7-11 p.m. The be hard for young children to human body works — a book Science Center in Cleveland. It gives visitors an up-close look at the insides of a person's body. Heroics and Against the Fire see, Rooney says children are lays open, ready for visitors' will perform. surprisingly accepting and comments. Free Music Fridays wel- curious of the plastinates. Visitors sharetheirexperience blood vessels, from the nerves," is located in the Great lakes Ttiis is the first in a series of comes musicians from the She also encourages parents while others chat with guests. said Paul Hugenberg, a bank Science Center in Cleveland. road trips designeil for University Toledo and Bowling Green to caution their children before "I thought it was really eye executive from Youngstown. The exhibit is open until Sept. students and a single tank of gas. music scenes. The series they come, discussing what opening, the depth and detail "It gives you an idea of how life 18, and then travels to Toronto. Next month, you can find us at begins this weekend and runs they can expect to see. and how the body is fit together, fits together." For more information, visit Oktoberfest in Cincinnati every Friday night through But for most children who separatingthemusclesfromthe The Body Worlds 2 exhibit www.bodyworlds.com. Nov. 18. 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Come check out some of BGSU's most talented 8owling Green, OH students as they attempt to become the BG Idol. 419-362-1520 WWW.BGNEWS.COM PULSE Friday. August 26.2005 9 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF Musicians sink feet A DRAG QUEEN into new shoe line By Adam Shapiro sionally be seen guest starring By Matt Manning these stores the chance to sell the ttroiTEi in drag shows throughout Ohio. BIPOBIiB artists albums that are featured With a cigarette in hand and an During the summer Eberie In the past, only famous athletes and also give more opportuni- assortment of makeup in front performed at bars in Akron, received their own shoe line. Now, ties to customers through the of him, 33-year-old lason Eberie Cleveland and Columbus. thanks to artists like Diddy and "Summer of Sole" sweepstakes. begins his transformation. For Eberie also takes time now lav /. musicians now endorse One winner has the chance the next few hours he will no and again to compete in drag their own shoe line specifically to see a concert anywhere in longer be lason but rather Jayla queen pageants. for hip-hop and rap artists. the country. Desmond Foxx, the vivacious "Pageants are fun once in The latest case of this merging Other prizes includes free vixen who struts her stuff to the a while, but I try not to get can be seen in the marketing shoes for a year, while others beats of Madonna. Mariah and carried away," Eberie said. push. "The Fusion of Music & win a kit including an Ml'3 play- Kelly Clarkson. "Drag queens can be evil when Sneakers," sponsored by shoe er, a portable game player, $100 For Eberie, this is a normal they compete." retailer The Finish line. gift card for The Finish line, a Tliesday night. After all, it is his Nevertheless, layla currently The merging of shoes and music download card and a gift job-a job he loves. holds the tides of "Miss Lima musicians began a few years card to F.Y.E. Eberie is one of the drag USofA" and "Miss Columbus back when Diddy's Sean John, Instead of touring the coun- queens who perform at the bar America." Jay-Z's Rockawear and Russell try supporting their music, art- Uptown-Downtown on Tuesday Outside of doing drag, Eberie Simmons' Phat Farm, clothing ists are now touring supporting nights, and having been there lives a pretty normal life. When lines first appeared. their line of shoes. for the past seven years he is a he isn't moonlighting as layla, With the success of this com- Diddy has made a few stops to familiar face to many. he can be found working over bination, other artists are cash- support his Sean lohn Elite shoe. For as much as he loves 40 hours a week at the Luther ing in and a plethora of mer- locally, two of The Finish performing, Eberie admits chandise is available to the pub Adam Shapiro BGNews Home of Mercy where he helps Line stores will feature the that being a drag queen is no care for mentally retarded lie ranging from clothes lo car TRANSFORMATION: lason Eberie sits in his dressing room before debut of the Kanye West album easy task. and developmental^ disabled accessories. tomorrow at 3 p.m. changing into Jayla Desmond Foxx, his drag queen alter ego at "People don't realize the time individuals "The Fusion of Music & Northland Center and and effort that goes into this," Uptown-Downtown. Luckily, Eberie enjoys this job, Sneakers" brings popular brand Somerset stores will have a DI said Eberie, who is originally too names signing endorsement on site to play the album. from Fremont but now resides The crowd goes crazy when quickly returns to the dressing "It's the most fulfilling job deals with artists such as Nelly. Ion ITuellen, Somerset's store in Bowling Green. they hear Madonna's "Like a room to revert back to his origi- you could possibly do," Eberie 50 Cent, Shakira. Snoop Dog and manager, said there is a lot of After the makeup comes the Virgin," to which Eberie dances nal self. Then it's back down- , said. "It takes a big heart and a Missy Elliot, to name a few. excitement about these new fake nails and eyelashes, three and lip-syncs. stairs to drink a couple of Ixing lot of patience." Elise Hasbrook, corporate shoe lines. pairs of pantyhose, body pads, a Whether he is sporting a span- Island ice teas and dance the rest He also enjoys spending time communications manager for "They attract the younger girdle, tape, a dress and a wig to dex suit with feathers or a frilly ofthe night away. with his boyfriend of nearly The Finish line USA Inc., called crowd." Fluellen said, and top it all off. The girdle helps to wedding dress, Eberie dances With as much work as it takes three years, whom he hopes to this new trend a "shoe-tie in." added the same demographic give him the voluptuous shape across the stage with enormous to perform every Tuesday of the move out west with someday. She said it is always exciting to will be in the store tomorrow that lay la is known for, while the energy, stopping now and again year, Eberie is showing no signs Eberie can be seen perform- provide the customer with a new for the Kanye West debut. tape is used when extra cleavage to accept dollar bills from fans in of slowing down. ing as layla Desmond Foxx shoe, but the main purpose of With the trend growing is required. the crowd. He often gets up close "I still feel young," Eberie said. every Tuesday night at Uptown- this trend is to bring music into stronger everyday, the once- Effort also goes into choosing and personal with the patrons "To quote Madonna, 'life begins Downtown, with shows starting the stores, Hasbrook said. popular Air lordans, are being songs that he thinks the audi- as many of the dollar bills are at 40."' at 11 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. The latest line hitting the mar- replaced with the S) Elite and ence will like. intentionally lodged in people's In addition to performing at There is also a Web site for ket is the new Sean )ohn shoe Reebok's G-Unit shoe. For Eberie, the hard work mouths, cleavage or pants. Uptown-Downtown, thedivine layla. which can be found at that is more casual than athletic Asartists become involved in pays off when he hits the stage. After his performances, Eberie layla Desmond Foxx can occa- http://jaylad.foxx.tripod.com. with its suede appearance. these products. 2005 could be Other lines include Reebok the year ofthe shoe. sponsoring 50 Cent, Pony back- If success continues, artists ing Snoop Dog and Adidas with from other genres could ven- Missy Elliot. ture into selling their own line CHECKING YOUR VITALS With these artists on board, of merchandise, but where it record labels are accompanying goes from here is up to the Meet Brittney Bamhart, who was more than one building and two Your dream date? Probably at stores like The Finish Line and consumers, typically the 12- to found in the art gallery at the little galleries. some beach, somewhere with supporting the trend. They give 24-year-old demographic. Union where she has some paint- moonlight, you know ings featured. If you could take anything away from the school, what N*Sync or Backstreet Boys? Age: 23 would it be? 1 don't know. 1 Neither. don't think I'd really take away Koufax returns home to BGSU From: Columbus (undergrad) by anything. You could always Last CD you listened to? The way ol Pennsylvania BRITTNEY BARNHART add more. Cranberries, "Faithful Departed." KOUFAX. FROM PAGE 7 This CD is the most collabora- GRADUATE STUDENT "The traveling is great but tive we've done," Suchan said. Year: Graduate student Why BGSU? Well, to be honest, Most influential CD you've it's also good to make friends," "It's a little more social commen- BG offered me a lot of money to listened to? Anything by Sting Suchan said. "That way, once the tary than the others. 1 get the music stops, we still have the ideas for songs from personal What are you studying? Art Favorite campus dining hall: come here, so that's why tricuds we made." experience and things that are (painting). Ever since 1 was little 1 don't really eat very often at I'm here. Most influential artist? I'd say 1 Koufax has played a variety going on around me. 1 was always making art, 1 just the dining hall, but 1 suppose always go back to Gustav Klirrt. knew thafs what 1 had to do, so, Dream job? I'd like to paint and of venues. Some of their favor- Howard'sownerliniGavarone it would be this one here ites are the Knitting Factory in said of Koufax, "1 think they're it's what I'm still doing! (the Union). show in galleries, and have a Cats or docs? That's a tough good teaching position at some Hollywood or the 930 Club, great. They arc always well- one, 1 like them both. 1 can't Suchan said. received by the crowd and are Last book you read: 1 read university. Favorite Web site: Probably the really pick. "But it was fun to play in Europe, good about signing autographs several books at the same time, one 1 go to most frequently is too. Places like Prog, Paris or and talking to the fans. so right now I'm studying a lot of Favorite thing downtown? Hotmail, my e-mail account Windows or Mac? Windows. German are always cool," he said. "They've been playing here books about French (language] Probably have to be Nate & "We're going to be touring Europe forever so we got in on the secret and some art, too. Probably the If you could add anything on Wall/s. 1 go there a lot. This weekly piece 0 acquainted with some of the linn again pretty soon here, so we're early. I wish they'd play here last book 1 read... was about to campus, what would it be? excited.'' more often." symbolism in art. residents of BGSU. from their Probably something art-related, On campus activities? 1 like lobs and hobbies to their inspira- The band has released an F.P The rising indie rock band will maybe more space for the arts. going to the Rec Center and tions and quirks. and three full-length CDs — pTayintheirhometownatl loward's Last movie you saw: "Charlie Sports get so much emphasis, 1 painting. 1 live in the art building. their latest is titled, "Hard Times tomorrow night. The show begins and the Chocolate Factory" feel like the arts need a little bit — Dave Herrera are in Fashion." at 8 p.m. with a $5 cover.

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SEAN By Danielle Tanner CORP REPORTER Sports Editor The hard preseason training is finally being put to the test for f)Sorting through the mess that the BGSU women's soccer team. is going on at the University They open the 2005 season with of Cincinnati this week, I have a home match against Oakland tried to find out who the win- University today before facing ner is in this struggle of wills. Wright State on Sunday, Does Bob Huggins win? A The squad already has one victim of an overzealous new win early in the season, a 3-1 President Does the University victory in Tuesday's exhibition win? Finally ridding itself of match against Tiffin. Scoring an overbearing rule-breaking for the Falcons were Tiernay coach with spotty personal Tilford, Karie Sahly and Kristin issues. The sad fact is that McDonald. nobody wins. Tuesday's contest helped the The Bob Huggins drama is a team gain experience playing perfect example of everything against competition instead of that is wrong with college just themselves in practice, said athletics today. One needs head coach Andy Richards. a sherpa in order to climb "One of the main purposes past all the hypocricy being of playing a scrimmage is pit- spewed by both camps in this ting the team against people you little drama. don't know," Richards said. "It Let's get one thing straight certainly worked for us. The sec- first: Bob Huggins was, is and ond half, the team found a little probably always will be, a jerk. bit more of a rhythm." Now let's get another thing The Falcons hope to carry that straight: He is an amazingly rhythm into what should be a gifted basketball coach. tough match against the Golden It is amazing that as we Grizzlies today. heard less and less about the "We know Oakland has had latter we kept hearing more a very strong program in the about the former. past. They tend to have some Thus is revealed the biggest international players which give blemish in the life of college them a different style |of playl," athletics. Presidents, athletic Richards said. directors and coaches can Oakland sen iorsSiljePeltopera talk all they want about how andKristiSwavingreturnasOU's important it is that their stu- top offensive threats. Peltopera dent athletes are students first is one of three Norwegian play- and athletes second. They ers on the squad. The Grizzlies can flaunt graduation rates till also have players from Canada they're blue in the face. In fact, and Ireland rounding out their there are some rare instances international roster. The squad where these things are actu- finished with an 8-11-1 overall ally a priority. record in 2004. The Falcon's However, in most cases, the overall record was 10-12-2 in bottom line is wins and losses. 2004. If you win, graduation rates Richards will depend on are frosting on your cake. If strong leadership from the you win and have low gradu- team's veterans as well as inte- gration of younger players into loshPMRipt BGNews ation rates, people conve- FIGHTING FOR POSITION: Kristen McDonald lights through defenders in the Falcon's exhibition game versus Tiffin on Tuesday. niently look the other way. SOCCER,PAGE 11 But once you start losing, your sins are magnifyed. Huggins had problems with players' grades, players' off-the-field problems to go along with his own attitude and health issues. As long as Dwight Gooden he went into the NCAA tour- Solich in Ohio to win nament with a top three seed, his sins were washed away Ex-Nebraska coach "It's not the crowds, The fact the Bobcats couldn't turns himself in and the city was consumed enters Athens to instill match the Cornhuskers' track with March Madness. it's not the size of record, fan support or recruit- Wanted for fleeing He was being held under Lately his teams have been winning mentality the stadium that ing base didn't matter to the a $3,000 bond, a jail spokes- winning, but have not been 60-year-old who began his police, DUI and woman said. McElroy said championship contenders. By Andy Resnik keeps me in the coaching career trying to res- resisting arrest 1HI »SSOCI»TE0 P»ESS Gooden is scheduled to They were good teams, but not profession." urrect struggling Nebraska appear in court this morn- great. All of a sudden things When Frank Solich pulls open high school teams. By Mitch Stacy ing for a hearing to revoke his THt AS50CIAIFD PRESS that were okay years earlier are the blinds in his office, he gazes "It's not the crowds, it's not bond on the March domestic enough to ruffle feathers. down on a stadium less than FRANK SOLICH, HEAD COACH the size of the stadium that Former baseball star Dwight violence charge. Bob Knight was an abusive half the size of the place where keeps me in the profession," Gooden, sought by police "We're relieved that he has jerk at Indiana. Sometimes he used to coach. Green, not decades as a player, assistant Solich said. "Really it's being since he fled a DUI traffic stop come forward, and this may it helped motivate players. red, is the dominant color, and and head coach at Nebraska, around young people and three days ago, turned himself be the first step toward him Other times kids were treated winning football rarely has Solich was hired by Ohio in establishing relationships with in at a county jail yesterday, getting the help he needs," harshly, unfairly and inappro- been seen there. hopes he will generate inter- the coaches on your staff, the police said. McElroy said. priately. It ruined their confi- There are other differences est among fans and recruits players in your program. That Gooden, 40, showed up Police looking for Gooden dence on and off the court. between his old job at Nebraska — and eventually produce a to me is what it's all about." at the jail warrants facility had talked to his attorney, But it was all okay as long as and new one at Ohio University winner — in the perennially Solich was an assistant about 5 p.m., police spokes- Peter Hobson, on Wednesday he was able to make the heart- including this: The coach start- struggling Bobcats. on Tom Osborne's staff at woman Laura McElroy said. about the possibility of land of basketball a title con- ing his first season, not his play- "Right now my players are as Nebraska from 1979-97, help- He had been missing since Gooden surrendering, but he tender. Once his program took ers, is clearly the star. excited as anybody's team in ing the Cornhuskers win two early Monday, when an offi- did not indicate if or when a dip he was out the door. Souvenirs now feature the the country. Our coaches are outright national titles and cer pulled over his 2004 BMW it was going to happen, Knight had a laundrey list of slogan "Got FrankTandSolich's excited. Now, whether we can share a third. Promoted to head near downtown Tampa on McElroy said. anger and ego problems, but face is plastered on billboards create that kind of excitement coach when the Hall of Famer suspicion of drunken driving. Hobson contacted the they didn't get him fired. That around town even though he to fill the stadium and be able retired, the Cornhuskers were He twice refused to get out Hillsborough sheriffs office is, until he stopped winning hasn't coached his first game to be successful year after year, strong under Solich but never of the car for a field sobriety earlier yesterday and made And even worse, programs for the Bobcats - that's Sept. 3 I don't know," he said. "We're as dominant. test, then drove away sudden- arrangements for Gooden to were clamoring for the abu- at Northwestern. going to have to change the cul- Solich compiled a 58- ly, police said. surrender, sheriff's spokes- sive egomanic, hoping that he "Having a football coach of ture of things here a little bit." 19 record in six seasons and Gooden, who has a his- woman Debbie Carter said. was the one to turn around Frank Solich's stature creates Solich, who grew up in guided the Cornhuskers to the tory of substance abuse and A call to Hobson's Tampa their program. instant credibility within the Cleveland and used to make 2002 Rose Bowl, where they currently has a domestic vio- office was not immediately The same will happen program, on campus, with recruiting trips to Ohio for lost their national champion- lence charge pending in the returned. with the newly unemployed alumni, and from prospective Nebraska, inherits a program ship bid1 37-14 to Miami. The court, was booked on a felony The 1984 Rookie of the Year Huggins. And everything will student-athletes that was not that has lost its only two bowl team slumped over the next charge of fleeing police, and and the 1985 NL Cy Young be just fine, that is until he present before," OU president games (1962, 1968) and counts two years and athletic director misdemeanor charges of DUI Award winner while with the starts losing There is no char- Roderick McDavis said. only two winning seasons and resisting arrest without acter flaw worse than that. After spending part of five since 1982. SOLICH. PAGE 11 violence. GOODEN, PAGE 11

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWifiNEWS.COM/SP0RTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SMRIS Friday. August 26,200511 Administration: O'Brien hid team violations ByioeDanboni The NCAA accused both THE ASSOCIATED PRESS O'Brien and former assistant Ohio Slate's men's and women's Paul Biancardi — now the head basketball and football programs coach at Wright State — of fail- violated NCAA rules, the univer- ing "to monitor the conduct and sity conceded yesterday in its for- administration" of the basket- mal response to the allegations. ball program from July 1998 to However, the university argued May 2002. it shouldn't be held liable for some The NCAA has asked the Ohio of the worst allegations because Court of Claims, where O'Brien the actions of former men's bas- filed his lawsuit, to not permit ketball coach Jim O'Brien made an open review of its records it impossible for athletic admin- in the case because of "highly istrators to know about them. sensitive" information involving Ohio State was responding to "high-profile witnesses." The nine violations, seven of which sanctioning body of college ath- the NCAA said involved infrac- letics said the records include tions in the men's basketball "allegations of marital infidel- program, and one each for the ity and threats against personal women's basketball and foot- safety, descriptions of personal ball teams. tragedies, personal financial The university sent its 200- information and allegations page response, which included regarding well-known central around 2,000 pages of evidence Ohio figures." and exhibits, to the NCAA by In addition to firing O'Brien, overnight courier Wednesday, the Ohio State also prevented its day before it was due. men's basketball team from The NCAA will collect infor- playing in a postseason tour- mation and then hold a hearing nament last1 season — even in December to decide if Ohio though no players or coaches State's earlier self-imposed pen- involved in any of the alleged alties are sufficient. violations were still affiliated Ohio State fired O'Brien in with the university. lune 2004 after he admitted he The one football violation arranged a $6,700 payment to the involved quarterback Troy family of a recruit, Aleksandar Smith's acceptance of around Radojevic, in 1999. O'Brien has $500 from former OSU booster sued Ohio State for improp- Robert Q. Baker in May 2004. erly firing him, saying he didn't Smith was suspended from the violate NCAA recruiting rules Alamo Bowl in December and because Radojevic had already from this season's opener on been ruled ineligible to play for Sept. 3 against Miami (Ohio). the Buckeyes. Another NCAA finding The violations also included Involves an orthodontist alleg- a booster who helped another edly providing free and dis- player with his schoolwork and counted services to five women's Jay LaPrata APPnoto gave him money. basketball players. FOOLED: Ohio State's Troy Smith, left, consults with coach Jim Tressel during the second quarter against Michigan in this Nov. 20,2004 file photo in Columbus, Ohio. Coach Tressel allegedly his violations from the football administration according to an internal review conducted by OSU. Roster spot unlikely for Warrick Soccer team plays

By Joe Kay he said, his voice dropping off. — 2003 — worth remembering. rying once on a reverse — he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "You've got to ask them. Once He caught 79 passes for 819 gained 2 yards before slipping first game today Peter Warrick dropped his head they tell you, please come back yards that season, carried 18 — and failing to catch a pass. and his voice, talking in a near- and let me know," times for 157 yards, scored eight Then, he sat out practices SOCCER, FROM PAGE 10 "We have to make mumble about his preseason The Bengals? They're not say- touchdowns and started look- this week because of a tender the lineup to counter a competi- sure we put into gone awry. ing. And that's a bad sign for ing like the shifty playmaker hamstring. tive OIJ team. The Cincinnati Bengals' for- Warrick, who has no hope of the Bengals thought they were Coach Marvin Lewis plans "The senior class is doing a place all the ideas mer No. 1 pick hasplayed in only winning a starting job and may drafting. to wait until shortly before very good job of providing from preseason." one preseason game and has yet be running out of hope to keep Then, it went downhill fast. Friday's preseason game in good, solid, strong leadership," to catch a pass, a bad sign for a roster spot. A small crack in a bone by the Philadelphia to decide whether Richards said. "The team chem- ANDY RICHARDS. a receiver who needs to prove The fourth overall pick in 2000, knee limited him to one start, Warrick plays. Asked if he has istry is good. [The team] does HEAD COACH himself healthy to keep his job. Warrick arrived in Cincinnati four games and 11 catches last seen enough of Warrick to make a good job of integrating them- "I'm just trying to get in where looking to transfer his magic season, his most exasperating in a decision about his future, selves with each other." skills. Wright State, picked to I fit in, that's all," Warrick said, from national champion l-lorida Cincinnati. He missed the mini- Lewis was noncommittal. Aside from sophomore Gina finish fifth out of eight teams in slouched forward on a wooden State to the bumbling Bengals. camps and the start of training "Whatever I've seen is what Rossi, who will spend the sea- the Horizon League, have 13 let- stool by his locker." They have yet to make the camp while the leg healed. I've seen," he said. "That's all I son recovering from a torn ACL. ter winners returning from the And, where does he fit? playoffs in his five seasons, and He finally played in a pre- Richards plans to field a strong, 2004 season. The Raiders will "I really don't know, man," Warrick has had only one season season game last Friday, car- WARRICK, PAGE 12 injury-free squad that will put host Mid-American Conference the lessons learned in preseason opponent Ohio University today training to use. before traveling to Bowling "We have to make sure we put Green for Sunday's match. into place all the ideas from pro- Kickufl today 'sgame will be at season," he said. 4 p.m. at BGSU'sownCochrane Curacao looks to defends LLWS title Sunday's match will pro- field. Sunday's match against vide another opportunity for Wright State will kickoff at By Geruro C. Armas eliminated. a hit until Alomar Rdialul dou- the Falcons to showcase their 1 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS West Oahu of Ewa Beach, bled to the right-field corner Christopher Garia allowed Hawaii, wassettoplay Lafayette, in the fifth inning. Garia was two hits, and Willemsted, La„ in the second game of yes- lifted for a reliever three batters Curacao, scored 11 runs in the terday's doubleheader, with the later. fifth inning to rout Mangilao- winner playing Rancho Bucno Down 1-0, Curacao took con- Barrigado, Guam, 16-1 yester- Vista of Vista, Calif, tomorrow trol in the top of the second 'Doc' Gooden facing day and advance to the interna- in the U.S. championship. after loading the bases follow- tional championship game in Curacao was hitting .182 for ing Ingemar llaime's bunt sin- the Little League World Series. the tournament coming into gle down the third-base line. Struggling offensively com- Thursday's game and had just Rodriguez followed with his numerous charges ing into the game, the defend- four hits over its previous two single to left that scored two ing champs from the Pabao outings. They face a tough task runs and gave Curacao a 2-1 GOODEN. FROM PAGE 10 March and charged with hitting Little League sent 15 batters to tomorrow against Japan, which lead. his live-in girlfriend in the face the plate in the top of the fifth to beat Curacao, 9-0, earlier in the In the next inning, La Crus New York Mets, Gooden went during an argument. end Guam's chances. The game tournament. hit a home run that landed near 194-112 with a 3.51 BRA before During his playing days. ended after Guam hit in the Guam (3-1) scored itsonly run the light pole beyond the left retiring in 2001. He also pitched Gooden was suspended for 60 bottom of the inning because of in the first inning after Gerald center-field fence. for the Yankees, Cleveland days in 1994 for testing posi- the 10-run mercy rule. Borja walked, advanced to sec- La Crus also doubled to Indians, Houston Astros and tive for cocaine while with the Alexander Rodriguez keyed ond on a wild pitch and went to left in the fifth and scored on Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Mets. He tested positive for Carolyn Kaster AP Photo a three-run second inning third on a Fielder's choice. Borja another Rodriguez single with Gooden was arrested by cocaine again while on suspen- then scored on another Garia the bases loaded. After just Tampa police in 2002 on a sion and was sidelined for the RELAXING PRESENCE: Rayshelon with a bases-loaded single and Sherman La Crus hom- wild pitch. beating the throw home, La drunken driving charge, but 1995 season. Carolina, right, talks with manager ered and doubled as Curacao Garia dominated after that, Crus jumped up, slapped his later pleaded guilty to reckless He recently worked for the Vernon Isabella before batting in (3-1) earned a matchup with at one point striking out five hands and swaggered back to driving and received a year Yankees as a special adviser but the fifth inning. Japan on Saturday. Guam was straight hitters. He didn't allow the dugout. probation. He was arrested in quit in April.

After taking a year off Solich vows he is ready to coach SOLICH, FROM PAGE 10 work," Solich said. "There are things that I struggle with, but I Osborne, now a congressman. really focused on that and get- He took over about a month Starting quarterback Austen ting us to where we need to be." Steve Pederson fired Solich, who after the firing of Brian Knorr, do not struggle with me being here at Ohio Everson acknowledges that Count cornerhack Mark arrived in Lincoln in 1962 as a whose teams went 11-35 in University in Athes, Ohio. I'm herre and I Solich's time at Nebraska might Parson, part of Solich's first small but tough fullback. four seasons. be the reason people are psyched recruiting class, among those Solich turned down the head With in-state Mid-American like it here." about football again on the who are impressed. coaching job at Army after the Conference rivals Miami (Ohio), southeast Ohio campus where "You can tell when people 2003 season, then spent last year Toledo and Bowling Green FRANK SOLICH, HEAD COACH sellouts are rare in 24,000-seat have a positive attitude, a win- visiting college and pro teams, building top 25 programs, Peden Stadium. ning attitude, and don't accept learning as much as he could McDavis, an Ohio graduate, staff some time to get the job picked successor at Nebraska But Solich has won over his losing," said Parson, a freshman about his profession in case the believed a sideline veteran was done," McDavis said. whom he later recom mended for players by focusing on the pres- from Richmond, Va. right opportunity came along. needed to improve the Bobcats Recruits should get a better the job at Ohio, can turn around ent and not anything he's done Solich is looking ahead and This is it, he says. and their .492 all-time winning look at the Bobcats this season, the Bobcats because he's a good before, said Everson, a junior not back, declining to delve into "If you have the proper back- percentage. with ESPN networks showing recruiter who's organized. from Brentwood, Tenn. the reasons why it didn't work ing, you're going to have the The university president six of their games. The cable "Some people are PR guys with "One of the best things that out for him at Nebraska, chance to succeed. If you don't is promising to be patient as giant's schedule Includes the not a lot of substance in terms of he's done is just not harp on "There are things that I strug- have it, those chances are going Solich works to win over poten- homeopener against Pittsburgh their knowledge of the game, but things of the past and he hasn't gle with, but I do not struggle to be diminished some. It was tial recruits. on Sept. 9, the day after Frank is totally committed to even talked about other places with me being here at Ohio obvious to me that this president "We clearly understand that Solich's birthday. coaching. He knows the game and stuff," Everson said. "He University in Athens, Ohio," he wants the football program to it will take coach Solich and his Osborne said Solich, his hand- and he studies the game," said knows he's here now and he's said. "I'm here and I like it here." 12 Friday. August 26,2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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