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Shawn Mendes improves on second album PAGE 6
Historic train creates time warp for many PAGE 5
Football returns home ater record loss PAGE 4 t we get it.
COLLEGE [email protected] www.bgsu.edu/sls 419-372-2951 STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES HAPPENS REAL LAWYERS | REAL RESULTS BLOTTER Mon., Sept 26 9:19 p.m. Shade Stephenson, 23, was cited for drug abuse, possession of marijuana and posession 6:33 p.m. of drug paraphernalia in the 1500 block of A silver and black mountain bike was reported East Clough Street. stolen in the 400 block of North Main Street.
PHOTO BY KEVIN MENSAH Faculty homecoming court was crowned Tuesday beside the Undergraduate court and the BG birds. Faculty crowned for more involvement
By Holly Shively put into words.” Editor-in-Chief Another admissions contributor and University graduate, Van Wright, also finds passion in helping students. He The first ever University faculty/staff can often be seen sporting orange shoes homecoming king and queen both hail around campus. from the Office of Admissions. Wright saw his first basketball game in Cerita Fowler, senior admissions the Anderson Arena at 4 years old, and counselor, and Van Wright, assistant vice he would go on to graduate from the provost for strategic enrollment, were University in 1977 with a degree in public crowned with the titles Tuesday night. relations and a marketing minor. Fowler graduated with a bachelor’s in He then went on to work in a propane psychology in 2013. During her undergrad, business in Wapakoneta, Ohio, from 1979 her favorite campus involvement was until 2005. working as a tour guide. Since 2005, he has worked primarily in After finishing her undergrad, Fowler admissions but has also worked in alumni earned a professional position in the development, athletics and student life. Office of Admissions as an admissions “Having the opportunity to come back counselor, continuing the work she and work professionally (at BGSU) ... started as a tour guide. recharged my life,” he said. “I just feel honored to be able to The thing he likes best is connecting contribute to the Office of Admissions,” students to what their passions are and she said. getting where they want to be. She was recently promoted to senior “If that’s Bowling Green, I’ll connect admissions counselor, and she travels to with them forever,” he said. PHOTO BY KEVIN MENSAH Cincinnati and Dayton to recruit students. Fowler said helping students “really Van Wright, assistant vice president for strategic enrollment, was crowned staf king Tuesday night. find BG as a home is nothing I can even Continues on Page 15
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“Tent City, ( all Life is too short to worry the tailgates and festivities) that It’s happened to each one of us. An causing issues from digestive problems happen outside the unspeakable worry that has compromised to lockjaw. We are so afraid of messing up stadium. Mostly our emotions, thoughts and ability to or doing something wrong, that we allow there is food and perform normal tasks. It can hit you worry to take over our bodies. However, GRANT KIRKLEY before a speech in your public speaking taking risks and possibly failing is how we school spirit.” Bailey Plummer Senior, Business class, before talking to that pretty girl Columnist grow! It is normal and healthy to fail. We you’d like to ask on a date, or even in the cannot succeed in life or really anything “My favorite is the form of fluttery butterflies right before a without having the occasional plunder parade. I like seeing really exciting experience. Each person worrying about! — and that is okay. After failure, comes the creativity of has an occasional bout of anxiety. In fact, When worry is a constant burden in the success, every time. anxiety can even express itself on our back of our minds, we become resistant There are so many beautiful reasons to the residence halls, physical appearance, causing worry lines, to change. We grind to a sudden halt live, and so many people are consumed organizations and headaches or twitchy habits. and stop growing emotionally. When we with the feeling that they are not good homecoming court Each person expresses their anxiety in a screw up once, we begin to fear failure enough or that they can’t do anything riding through BG.” different way but each person experiences and refuse to take risks. In the human right, and that is simply not the case. it. Worry and stress is something that Each person is so valuable and life is an CHRISTOPHER CARTER brain, each one of us has organs called Senior, High School English Ed afflicts every person, and it is often dendrites. The dendrites in our brain fire amazing thing to enjoy, it should not be difficult to remember that in the midst synapses to complete tasks. When we feel overrun with minor worries. So find what of a sticky situation. It can be comforting you are passionate about, and use that uncomfortable or worried, the dendrites “he parade. I never to take a step back and remember that shrink and stop firing those synapses and to combat stress in your life. Maybe you everything happens for a reason and that prevent the growth of new brain cells. like to work out or do yoga. Maybe you’re had a homecoming this too shall pass. We are literally killing brain cells while an avid reader or writer. Maybe you just in high school, so When stress overtakes your life it starts we are worrying! However, when we feel like to hang out with friends! Whatever it experiencing it at to sneak in and distract you from enjoying relaxed the dendrites expand, continue is, find something you can use to remind BG is phenomenal.” life. Eventually, a buildup of stress will functioning properly and fire those yourself of how wonderful life is. KATIE HAZEN cause you to miss out on hanging out synapses. Life is so good, and it’s far too short to Sophomore, Social Work with friends or having a positive outlook Now, the reason I hit you with all that let worry control the wonderful things we on the day. Worrying just distracts from science is because we don’t often consider have yet to experience. the benefits of life and enjoying it to the consequences of being a worry wort. your full ability. The effects that worrying Worrying can have massive consequences Reply to Bailey at causes can even surpass the thing you are on our physical and emotional growth, [email protected] 101 Kuhlin Center HOLLY SHIVELY, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SARAH SMITH, FORUM EDITOR Bowling Green State University JESSICA SPEWEIKE, MANAGING EDITOR SAM SHARP, PULSE EDITOR Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 JEN VERZUH, DIGITAL MANAGING EDITOR SARAH DOUGHTY, DESIGN EDITOR Phone: (419) 372-6966 Email: [email protected] HANNAH FINNERTY, CITY EDITOR ISAIAH VAZQUEZ, PHOTO EDITOR Website: http://www.bgnews.com KEEFE WATSON, CAMPUS EDITOR QUENTIN ISON, SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR Advertising: 204 West Hall AARON PARKER, SPORTS EDITOR MICHELE MATHIS, COPY CHIEF bg Phone: (419)-372-2605 FORUM September 29, 2016 | PAGE 5
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POLICIES: Letters to the Editor and Guest Columns are printed as space on the Forum page permits. PHOTO BY NICK DOMBI Additional Letters or Guest Columns may be published Old train turns back clock online. Name, year and By Nick Dombi phone number should be Columnist included for verification There’s something about seeing old Road, now owned by Norfolk Southern, me and the rest of the onlookers watched technology that catches your attention. The days after its 72nd birthday. All true, but it and my shutter clicked. As I checked my purposes. Personal attacks, 1947 Buick at the intersection will create a was a steam locomotive, a sight rarely seen pictures at the park shelter, an old man in unverified information or smile of appreciation. The same is the case on the railroads of America since 1960. This a wheelchair was grinning as he asked his for vintage aircrafts, or even old trains. particular locomotive, Nickel Plate Road daughter and grandson which number the anonymous submissions will Last Tuesday, I had left the quiet campus 765, is owned by the Fort Wayne Railroad locomotive was. When she answered “765”, of BGSU in a hurry with my trusty camera Historical Society and was venturing from his eyes glowed, “Wow, could have fooled not be printed. to the city of Fostoria, Ohio. My reason its home in New Haven, Indiana, to the me for any of the other 700s, it looked and was summed up in three letters and three Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad for a series felt like 1956 all over again.” numbers: Nickel Plate Road 765. of weekend excursions. His smile of joy was only matched by two E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS: The destination of choice was Fostoria I anxiously waited, adrenaline building, blonde-haired toddlers, who had just laid Railpark, a location opened in 2013 for watching the society’s app, seeing the old sight on their very first glimpse of a steam Send submissions as an people to watch trains in a safe environment. locomotive near closer to our location locomotive. The rest of us were grinning attachment to thenews@ A crowd of 30 people had taken sick days, on my space age phone, until I heard the ear to ear, happy to see our favorite steam skipped class, or called off work to wait familiar throaty whistle echo over the trees. locomotive moving once more. An old car bgnews.com with the subject for this train. But why take time off to see A large black machine appeared around has a way of turning back the clock until a train go by? After all, plenty travel across the curve and into my line of sight. The you notice the modern cars around it and line marked “Letter to the Northwest Ohio to the inconvenience of line of waiting photographers could finally the spell is broken. But for just a minute, the Editor” or “Guest Column.” many. begin to take their pictures. I sprinted to city of Fostoria was in a time warp to 1956 Perhaps it was the fact that this the corner of the fence, waiting to capture as the train passed and all felt right. All submissions are subject to locomotive was built in the area, at the the second angle as the train rounded a Lima Locomotive Works in September second curve. As the train neared closer, Reply to Nick at review and editing for length of 1944. Or that the old locomotive was the exhaust grew louder and the ground [email protected] and clarity before printing. running on its home rails of the Nickel Plate shook as the steam locomotive roared past PULSE SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 | PAGE 6 Shawn Mendes shines with “Illuminate”
By Teegan Matthews Pulse Reporter
The Vine famous singer Shawn leave her current boyfriend and love him Mendes is back with a 15-track album, because he knew she would be happier. It “Illuminate.” is a great approach to take on this subject He first made waves with his debut instead of just taking part in it himself. album “Handwritten,” which went Other songs that make a huge impact number one on the billboard album on this album would be “Hold On,” charts. He also had two top 10 hits by “Patience,” “Honest,” and “No Promises” himself with “Stitches,” but also again with Fifth Harmony’s Camila Cabello because he utilizes not only his lyrics featured in their summer smash hit “I but the range of his voice as well. The Know What You Did Last Summer” in higher falsetto range in his voice help 2015. Both songs went platinum. him to convey how much emotion he is When he released his first album back experiencing. in 2015 he was only 16 years old, and now Out of all the songs on the album the at 18, you can tell in his second album main one that sticks out above the rest is how much he has grown as an artist and “Mercy,” where he is singing about a girl as a writer in general. Some would say who has so much power over him and is his first album, which had good (though playing with his heart but unaware she generic) love songs could be a little better, is doing so. He brings so much emotion but people cannot say that about this to the table, just begging her to show album. He is now experienced and even him some kind of mercy. It’s so raw and had some inspiration for writing from emotional, which is why it’s the standout other famous singer-songwriters, such as on the album. John Mayer and Ed Sheeran. The whole album’s sound is similar to On this album he talked about loving a that of Ed Sheeran, and it just captivates girl in a different way from his last album, the feeling of fall in tone. I am so here for and it was written very well and filled with Photo Provided Shawn’s “Illuminate” and I recommend if a ton of emotion. He gave insight on being missing and what he would do to fix the “Treat You Better,” he talked about how he you want music to just chill to and vibe the third wheel or being on the outside relationship. had seen a girl who was treated terribly in with outside of the party-hype scene, take of a relationship and seeing what he is On the lead single from the album a relationship, and how he wanted her to a listen to this.
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Photo By Rebekah Martin PULSE SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 | PAGE 7 “This Is Us” looks promising this fall
Lauren Fitz Pulse Reporter
Last week, many of the broadcast father who gave him up for adoption after networks aired the series and season he was born; Justin Hartley as Kevin, an premieres of their new shows. The actor who’s looking for more out of his life; majority of their new shows were hits for and Chrissy Metz as Kate, an overweight the networks, but there was one new show personal assistant who’s wanting to lose that stood out from all the others, and her weight and is Kevin’s twin sister. that honor goes to NBC’s “This Is Us.” All of the characters are connected in The success of the first episode a totally unexpected way that’s revealed shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who’s at the end of the episode. At the risk been paying attention to the critical of sounding like clickbait, you have to reception that shows get and the amount watch the episode to find out how they’re of chatter they get on social media. “This connected. Is Us” is one of those lucky shows that is already critically adored and received good press on social media. “Don’t be afraid if you cry, Even the trailer that was shown at NBC laugh and smile at multiple Universal’s upfronts presentation (the weeklong panel that all the broadcast points in the show.” networks have where they introduce new shows and talk to advertisers about what worked and didn’t work) was a success. -Lauren Fitz It garnered millions of views on YouTube Reporter and was one of the most talked about new shows before it premiered. Don’t be afraid if you cry, laugh and smile at multiple points in the show. “This “All of characters are Is Us” is eerily similar to “Parenthood” (RIP, “Parenthood”) in that sense and it connected in a total works for the tone of the show. unexpected way that’s At its simplest, “This Is Us” is about revealed at the end of the discovering who you are at 36. While Photo Provided few of you reading this are 36, we’re still discovering who we are. That’s what’s episode.” premiere since “Blindspot” last year and immense faith in their new show. one of the most talked about Tuesday “This Is Us” has an amazing cast made best about the show. We’re finding out about ourselves in the real world while -Lauren Fitz night shows on the network in years. up of Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia these fictional characters are also finding Reporter The show also became the first new as married couple Jack and Rebecca; show of the season to get a full season Sterling K. Brown, who’s fresh off his themselves and finding out what it’s really pickup, meaning there’s going to be 18 Emmy-awarding winning performance like being 36 in an age of transition. At this moment, “This Is Us” is the episodes in the first season instead of of Christopher Darden on “The People vs. “This Is Us” airs Tuesday nights on NBC number one show of the new season, the original 13 NBC originally ordered, O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story” as at 10 p.m. On Oct. 11, the show moves to for good reason. It’s NBC’s highest rated according to Variety. Clearly, NBC has Randall, a man who just found his birth 9 p.m. BG NEWS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 8 Job Fair matches students with employers
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Junior Running back Josh Cleveland rushes against Middle Tennessee in a game earlier this season. PHOTO BY REBEKAH MARTIN Football starts MAC play at Homecoming
By Zane Miller athletes, and it’s simply a case of trying to making sure that they play the game the However, the team is not looking at the do too much.” right way...They’re very versatile. They’ll difficulty of the opponents as an excuse, Sports Reporter The team is also looking to work on be- be in a lot of different formations. They do as they are continuing to work on im- coming more confident and staying fo- a lot of different things. They don’t hang provement regardless of their record. The Falcons football team will play in cused for the rest of the season. their head on just one thing.” “We all need to improve, everybody their first conference game of the season “What you need to do is try to make sure The team completed their nonconfer- in this building needs to improve,” Jinks at home against the Eastern Michigan Ea- that they understand that you believe in ence play at a 1-3 record; however, they said. “If we were 4-0, I’d say the same dang gles on Saturday afternoon. them,” Jinks said. “You’ve got to find a way feel that going back to playing teams thing. That’s how you become a great The team is still searching for some- to shut down that outside noise and con- within the same conference will help football team. That’s how you get to where thing positive to build upon going into tinue to focus and trust the process.” them going forward. we want to go.” their Mid-American Conference opener, The team is getting prepared to play not “We played Memphis and Ohio State, The team feels that it is important to after suffering the most lopsided loss in just a physical team in Eastern Michigan, two quality football teams with great play physical against Eastern Michigan. the team’s history in their previous con- who has gone 3-1 in their non-conference skill,” Jinks said. “We’ve had a speed dis- “We need to be physical as well,” Jinks test against the Memphis Tigers, falling play this season, but also is very capable advantage and they’ve exposed it, but said. “We’ve shown that we can do that. 77-3. of effectively mixing up their playcalling we’ve played decent and we are who we In the second half against Middle Tennes- “(There’s) not much to build on at all,” throughout the game. are, so moving into conference play, I see, I think we called two plays, inside and Falcons head coach Mike Jinks said. “First “They’re a physical ball club,” Jinks think it’s all pretty even and it’s a pretty outside zone and everybody in the stadi- and foremost, we’ve got to stop pressing said. “Their coach has done a great job of level playing field.” um knew it.” as a football team. These guys are good SPORTS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 10 THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK
Holly Shively Aaron Parker Michele Mathis Jessica Speweike Isaiah Vazquez Editor-in-Chief Sports Editor Copy Chief Managing Editor Photo Editor 15-5 15-5 8-12 13-7 14-6 It’s homecoming. I love Before Holly wrote that, Not a fan of Eastern Roll Along Baby! It’s homecoming week- BGSU vs my team, but I want to she said she had faith in because of recent end, it’s time for BGSU E. Michigan beat Aaron. her team. Good switch events. to get back on their feet! there, Holly. BGSU -2.5 BGSU 14, EMU 36 BGSU 45, EMU 10 BGSU 44, EMU 36 BGSU 7, EMU 77 BGSU 69, EMU 2 Brutus is cute. Geez, check out that Anyone but OSU. Still sticking with the O-H-I-O Ohio State vs spread. Bucks! Rutgers OSU 52, RUT 6 OSU 36, RUT 14 OSU 60, RUT 15 OSU 36, RUT 7 Ohio State -38.5 OSU 42, RUT 12 My roommate is from Wisconsin is actually I think I said this one ANYONE BUT Michigan still sucks... Michigan vs Michigan. playing pretty well, but time, but Wisconsin has MICHIGAN! not beat Michigan well. nice cheese. Also, go Wisconsin MICH 36, WISC 14 Blue. MICH 20, WISC 56 MICH 0, WISC 40 Michigan -10.5 MICH 24, WISC 13 MICH 36, WISC 5 Unrelated, but I love Rooting against WALKIN’ IN MEMPHIS! A Yankee voting for the Ole Mississippi! Ole Miss vs avacado. Memphis because they Rebels. Memphis just destroyed us. MISS 9, MEM 85 Ole Miss -14.5 MISS 21, MEM 7 MISS 77, MEM 3 MISS 38, MEM 24 MISS 40, MEM 24 I think I voted for This won’t even be close. Kentucky has blue in Still going Roll Tide. The Crimson Tide is Kentucky vs Alabama before. I’ll stay their colors right? Blue something that can’t be Alabama consistent. is nice. contained. Alabama -35.5 KEN 7, BAMA 42 KEN 21, BAMA 48 KEN 78, BAMA 12 KEN 16, BAMA 52 KEN 14, BAMA 36 Volleyball returns home ater road loss By Brandon Luthman able playing experience and our four se- is Madeline Garda. Garda, who leads the Kent State is 9-6 and is currently on a niors were true leaders, and overall played nation in digs, is averaging 6.47 digs a set. five game winning streak. After starting Sports Reporter well. We will get back to the gym next week When Coach Tomic was asked how she conference play at 2-0, with wins over Buf- and continue working on getting better in felt about Garda’s success, she said, “It’s falo and Akron, Kent State is starting to This weekend, the Falcons volleyball team the areas that we were exposed in playing good for PR (public relations), but I’m just gain momentum in the MAC, and could be will be looking to bounce back after going two of the toughest teams in the MAC.” proud of our team and Madeline’s success a key player in the MAC Standings come 0-2 last week to start Mid-American Con- The Falcons have been a surprise this now as a senior.” the end of the year. The team is averaging ference play. season. After a disappointing season Now up for the Falcons, back to back 13.4 kills a set with Kelsey Bettinger lead- The Falcons started their conference last year, the Falcons have bounced back home games. The Falcons will host the ing the way, averaging 3.57 kills a set. Kent play by playing arguably the two best and put together a 10-3 non-conference Ohio Bobcats on Friday, and then the Kent State is also an effective defensive team, teams in the MAC, Miami (OH) and North- schedule. State Golden Flashes on Saturday. averaging 15.93 digs a set. Leading Kent ern Illinois. Miami is projected to win Seniors Jelena Sunjic, Alyssa Maloney, Ohio is currently 6-8 and are on a three State in that category, Challen Gergathy, is the MAC East division this season, while and Madeline Garda have been the lead- game winning streak. Ohio started MAC averaging an impressive 5.64 digs a set. Northern Illinois is projected to win the ers of this team. With Sunjic and Maloney conference play at 2-0 this past weekend, It will be a very important weekend for MAC West. averaging a combined 7.23 kills a set, the defeating Akron and Buffalo. Ohio aver- the Falcons as they try to bounce back after Head Volleyball Coach Danijela Tomic Falcons have developed a potent offen- ages 12.37 kills a set, with Jamie Kosiorek a disappointing loss to Miami and North- acknowledged the level of difficulty the sive attack which features other key play- leading the team with an average of 3.12 ern Illinois last week. The Falcons will look Falcons faced to start their conference ers such as Isabel Kovacic, Jessi Holly, kills a set. Ohio is more of a defensive to win these must-win games against Kent schedule: “The positive from this is that and Middle-Setter Katie Scholten. On the team, averaging 14.04 digs/set and 1.71 State and Ohio, so they can stay alive in the some of our young players got very valu- defensive side, the unquestioned leader blocks/set. MAC standing. BG NEWS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 11 Moll leaves for OSU By Amber Jones she succeeded in instilling key initiatives such as: Reporter forming a Public Safety Advisory Committee to facilitate feedback from the campus community, improving community relations by having After six years with the University, Monica Moll, officers interact with various student groups director of public safety and campus police chief, and community members, creating a more will be resigning at the end of October to take the rigorous selection process for the hiring of new position of director of public safety at Ohio State police officers and reorganizing the public safety University. department to allow for better supervision and Moll’s decision to leave the University came accountability. after she learned that OSU’s former director, “I still have Vernon Baisden, retired in April 2016 after 15 some (policies) years of service. that I want to “Ohio State was the next step,” she said. finish here, but “I knew the prior director of campus safety I know that the professionally since I started at the University, interim chief, and I had heard he was retiring. I talked to him Captain Mike about it and decided that I wanted to apply for Campbell, has the position.” been on board Although she hates to leave BG, when the the whole way opportunity presented itself, she could not turn (with policies) it down due to the limit of job opportunities in and he really the field of higher education law enforcement in knows what he is Ohio. doing,” said Moll. “When a job like this comes up, you really PHOTO PROVIDED Capt. Mike want to consider it because if you pass it up, the Campbell, who Police Chief Moll will leave next person could fill it for 15 years and it’s not has been with for OSU at the end of October. open again,” she said. the University During Moll’s appointment at the University, Continues on Page 15
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By Erika Heck The website also said the $3.7 million Department of Interior and the Advisory wrote an opinion editorial in The New Reporter investment will create up to 12,000 Council of Historic Preservation, sent York Times. He writes the Dakota Access construction jobs. Dakota Access said the separate letters to the Army Corps of Pipeline has been “fast-tracked from Day 1, pipeline would “bring significant economic Engineers, the federal agency overseeing A pipeline in the Midwest has caught the using the Nationwide Permit No. 12, which benefits to the region.” According to CNN, the pipeline. The three agencies called for attention of the press and the people affected grants exemption from environmental Dakota Access also said pipelines were the the Army Corps of Engineers to conduct an by it through a string of protests that have reviews required by the Clean Water Act safest, most cost-effective and responsible Environmental Impact Assessment and issue been happening since spring. and the National Environmental Policy Act way to move crude oi between locations. an Environment Impact Statement. The Dakota Access Pipeline Project is a new by treating the pipeline as a series of small “Originally the pipeline was slated to The Standing Rock Sioux and other tribes pipeline, meant to carry 470,000 barrels of construction sites.” go closer to Bismarck,” said Andrew Kear, have argued with federal judges that the crude oil from the Bakken oil fields in North Archambault also wrote that the Army an assistant professor at the University. Army Corps of Engineers did not properly Dakota, through South Dakota and Iowa, to Corps of Engineers dammed the Missouri He’s in both the political science and the assess the impact the pipeline could have the state of Illinois daily. River (the river the pipeline will be built under environment and sustainability departments. on the cultural sites of the tribes and the The construction of the pipeline was it) in 1958, taking away their natural resources “(It’s) an urban area, more affluent, and they effects an accidental spill could have. The granted in March 2016. Dakota Access, the and land in order to create Lake Oahe. thought that there would be more political tribe also argues the pipeline could affect the company constructing the pipeline, hoping A judge also denied Standing Rock’s request opposition to a pipeline going closer to a river, which could impact not only their only the pipeline would be constructed and to stop the pipeline earlier this month as heavily populated border of an urbanized source of clean water, but could also impact running by the start of 2017, but the protesting well, which prompted the tribe to take their area; rather than sending the pipeline the drinking water of 18 million other people. by both Native Americans and environmental cause and statement all the way to the United towards a more rural, less populated — Native American reservations have activists has halted construction. Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, but nonetheless, land that’s close to Native President Obama met with tribal leaders tribal sovereignty, which means that they Switzerland, where David Archambault II Americans.” earlier this week to hear their concerns about are supposed to have jurisdiction of their spoke as part of a hearing on indigenous Earlier this month, the US Department of the pipeline, but no remarks were made after own lands, without interference from state rights. Justice ruled that construction of the pipeline the meeting. governments. The federal government handle “While we have gone to the court in the bordering a North Dakota lake would not The pipeline will have capacity as high as issues pertaining to Native Americans. United States our courts have failed to protect continue. 570,000 pounds, according to a website about In August, David Archambault II, the our sovereign rights, our sacred places and At the end of April, the Standing Rock the pipeline created by Energy Transfer. chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, our water,” he said. Sioux Reservation, along with the EPA, the
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By Keefe Watson following the recent debate. sure that Trump is not elected, as he “Hillary Clinton proved to voters yet “wants to dismantle the EPA” and “doesn’t Campus Editor again that she is a climate champion who believe in climate change,” she said. will build on President Obama’s historic “We need a strong community to make NextGen Climate is a political action leadership to address the climate crisis…” this happen,” she said. group focused on winning this election Steyer said, “Donald Trump, on the other The broader missions of NextGen in – for the climate. Its moto: “Stop Trump. hand, steadfastly refused to offer up any Bowling Green are to elect Clinton as Vote Climate.” Now, NextGen is active on solutions and lauded the dirty fossil fuel president and Democrats to the Senate, campus. sources of the past.” in hopes of shifting control of the Senate The group held its kickoff event on The meeting’s main objectives from the current Republican majority. Wednesday night in the Union, offering Wednesday were for like-minded NextGen is active on over 60 campuses free pizza and prizes for the over 25 environmentally concerned students to throughout Ohio, Deputy Communication attendees. Prizes included anti-Trump meet one another and learn more about Director David Miller wrote in an email. gear including foam fingers, t-shirts and the goals on mission of NextGen. Attendees “A recent poll of millennials in 11 SUDOKU sunglasses. were told about the pressing issues, in battleground states released by NextGen To play: Complete the grid so that every row, column NextGen has officially endorsed NextGen’s view, facing the climate. Climate, shows 75 percent of young voters candidates in the coming election, and every 3 x 3 box contains “Last year, 2015, was the hottest year in Ohio support protecting clean air and the digits 1 to 9. There is no including Hillary Clinton for president on record and 2016 is on track to be even water and 92 percent support transitioning guessing or math involved. and Ted Strickland for senator of Ohio, hotter by a much wider margin,” the field to a 100 percent clean energy economy,” Just use logic to solve according to its website. organizer facilitating the meeting, said. Miller wrote. The group is working to spread the word “July 2016 was the hottest month on earth NextGen also addresses other polices of about its mission around campus and ever recorded, which is wild, and it was concern to millennials and young voters, the Bowling Green Community through the fifteenth consecutive month of hottest including gender equality, racial and voter registration, phone banking, texting, record breaking (temperature).” economic justice. hosting tables and clip-boarding. Addressing these recent statistics, the With only 41 days until Election Day, the President Tom Steyer released his field organizer with NextGen facilitating organizer said to the crowd, “We need you commentary on the NextGen website the meeting said that they have to make in order to make this successful.” BG NEWS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 14
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www.bgsu.edu/conferences | 419.372.9019 | [email protected] | BG NEWS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 15 Moll continued from Page 11 for five years, will serve as interim chief until the search for a new director of public safety/ The Daily Crossword Fix chief of police begins in the Spring of 2017. Moll The Daily Crossword Fix and Campbell have initiatives and policies that 1 Alternatives to passing they have been working on and Campbell will shots, in tennis continue with the work after Moll starts her 2 Walk out 3 Agnetha, Benny, Björn, appointment with OSU Oct. 31. and Anni-Frid, collectively Sheri Stoll, vice president for Finance and 4 Apt username for Dorothy, the Oktoberfest Administration, reacted to Moll’s departure in a accordionist? statement to the University. 5 Many a middle schooler “In Monica’s six years with BGSU, she has 6 With 28-Down, justice since 2006 made a deep and lasting impact” Stoll said. 7 Birdhouse warbler “Under her leadership, the BGSU Police 8 Con 39 Kind of question 9 In any way 42 Clickable link Department has gained recognition as an 10 Canon product 43 Apt username for outstanding law enforcement organization.” 11 Actress Gaye of "Ali" William, the rural 12 Swamp beastie worker? In the mist of leaving the University, Moll 13 Peddle 48 Made explicit recounts what she will miss about the campus 22 Old cash register key 50 "Gee whillikers!" 24 It's off-limits 53 Royal domain and the people she works with. 26 Really dug into 55 Treasures “I will really miss my boss and mentor Sheri 27 Prominent period 56 Munro pen name 28 See 6-Down 57 One may be popped Stoll, she has been very great and supportive... 30 Chipper in class She’s definitely concerned with safety as well as 31 Type widths 58 Passé preposition 33 Bracelet spot 59 Tricky maneuver our President (Mazey), she has always had an 34 Courtroom event 60 Make less explicit, eye for doing the right thing. Dr. Mazey, and I 35 Didn't do anything perhaps? 62 Madrid water 1 Sprang 37 Last thing Rhett really appreciate that,” Moll said. 44 False front 63 Skirt length 6 "Black __": 2010 Natalie called Scarlett 45 Goofball 64 Chrysler Building Leadership and ethics is what is important Portman film 46 Aquanaut's station architect William 10 Inseam unit to Moll and upon leaving she acknowledges 47 "God helps __ ..." Van __ 14 Yoke attachment the work and dedication that the leaders of the 49 Rhône city 15 Tuscan river 51 Fall back (on) University have instilled and hopes to see a 16 Writer Ephron 52 La Brea muck 17 Authoritative reference book resemblance at OSU. 54 Ian of "The Hobbit" 18 Protestant denom. 56 Apt username for Margaret, “Knowing that you have ethical leadership 19 Don't have to guess the geometry teacher? 20 Gambler's fund above you is so important in this job and I’ll 61 Honolulu-born president 21 Apt username for John, the 65 Reunion guest miss that as well and I expect to find all these labor organizer? 66 Gucci of fashion 23 Gambler's payment things in Columbus. It would just be a different 67 Watchful attention 25 Misery 68 Windy day toy environment, but it’s something that makes it 26 Fez bearer 69 "Superman" woman 29 Chamonix peak 70 Escape cleverly hard to leave,” she said. 32 ESPN data According to OSU’s Department of Public 163 S. MAIN 36 Equanimity 38 "Orinoco Flow" singer Safety, Moll is the ninth director of public safety 419.353.2277 40 Gun lobby gp. at Ohio State and the second female to hold the www.sambs.com 41 Apt username for Catherine, position. the handywoman? A valediction reception will be held for Monica Moll in the Community Room at the Union on Monday, Oct. 24, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The reception is open to the public. Homecoming queen candidates Affairs, Coordinator of the Multicultural included: Talent Show and serves on many other University committees. Homecoming continued from Page 2 • Tiffany Dennet, advisor • Dr. Angela Nelson, associate to Interfraternity Council and the Homecoming Director of professor in the Department of Popular Multicultural Greek Council. Administration Tulsa Fearing said the idea Culture, Director of the School of Cultural • of creating a faculty/staff homecoming and Critical Studies and Interim Chair of court came about last spring during the Department of Ethnic Studies. Nominees for homecoming king conversation on how to get faculty more • Karen Eboch, senior lecturer included: involved in homecoming. of management, co-advisor for Supply Homecoming planners also wanted Chain Management Association and • ChristopherMitchell, assistant to get students more involved, so the advisor to Delta Sigma Pi. director for AIMs programs. Homecoming Steering Committee was • KellyTaylor, two-time graduate • Dr. Heath Diehl, honors revamped to allow student leaders of the University and lecturer of project advisor and lecturer in the from top campus organizations to join. journalism and public relations. Department of English and the Honors Members from Latino Student Union, • Dr. Lisa Hanasono, assistant College. Black Student Union and Student Athlete professor in the Department of • Jeffrey Jackson, Assistant Vice Advisory Committee serve on the board. Communications, member of the President for Student Career Success. The steering committee’s three goals President’s Advisory Council on • Lt. Commander Steven were to plan and support innovative, Diversity and Inclusion and member of Hopingardner, distinguished military PHOTO BY ISAIAH VAZQUEZ creative and diverse programing; increase the College of Arts and Science Council. graduate from University of Montana student and staff engagement; and and decorated lieutenant. BG Birds joined faculty crowning. • Sheila Brown, associate strengthen community relations. director in the Office of Multicultural BG NEWS September 29, 2016 | PAGE 16
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