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Cedric Instant Jennings messaging comes to 4 DEFEATED 4 hampers University THE FALCONS FALL TO NIU 26-17 learning IHE ASSOCUIED PRESS By Chuck Soder CITY NEKS EOIIOR By Joel Hammond minute to go in the first half COLUMBUS — The short- SPOttIS EOIIOR More than 2.000 University with a 27-yard field goal, and a hand slang frequently used in DE KALB, 111. — All good tipped pass from BG quarter- computer chats is making students read about Cedric things come to an end, or so back lush I laM is on the ensu- teenagers less literate, a Jennings' struggles to suc- the old saying goes. ing drive set the Huskies up teacher said. ceed as a minority at a pre- Bowling Green's bid at an inside the BG Abbreviations commonly dominantly white Ivy Ix'aguc undefeated season vanished 15 yard line. MM Saturday's used in online instant mes- school. Now they can hear into the night here Saturday, as NIU quarter- loss, the Falcons sages are creeping into formal about them in person. Northern Illinois built a 17- back Josh slipped off The essays that students write for Jennings — the subject of point lead in the first half and Haldi found Associated Press credit, said Debbie Frost, who Ron Suskind's best-selling held off a furious BG come- receiver Dan Pol and drooped teaches language arts and book. "A I lope in the Unseen" back for a 26-17 victor)' in front Sheldon on to No. 25 in the social studies to sixdi-graders — will speak at 7:30 p.m. on of 25,822 spectators. the first play Coaches Pol. at a middle school in the Thursday in the Lenhart The loss ended BG's 11- of the second PAGE 7. Columbus suburb of Grand Ballroom. ganie win streak, and the 17 quarter for a - (,.ill.iini.i Jennings will also answer points scored was the Falcons' 12-yard score, "You would be shocked at Students' questions about lowest output of die season. and that quickly, it was a 10-0 the writing I sec." the 26-year what it was like to go from "I thought that football game. teacher told The Columbus being an overachiever at a game was a great game for the "I'm going to take responsi- Dispatch in a story published poverty-stricken Washington conference and a great game bility — our team was not Sunday. "It's pretty scary." D.C. high school to stniggling for the country to see what die ready to play in the beginning "I don't get cohesive to just get by at Brown Mid-American Conference is of the game," Meyer said. "You thoughts, 1 don't get sen- University, according to all about," BG Coach Urban can't do that against a good tences, they don't capitalize, Colleen Boff, First Year Meyer said after the game. football team. They're good on and they have a lot of mis- Experience librarian. For the first half, at least, the offense, defense and the kick- spellings and bad grammar," "He's essentially going lo game wasn't very indicative of ing game." she said. "With all those glar- bring tile book to life," said two good football teams, as After another three-and-out ing mistakes, it's hard lo see Boff, who helped organize Ban Swangar BG New BG's normally high-powered by BG, Sheldon took Pat the content." offense sputtered while Fleming's punt and raced up Instant messaging, a rapid- the event. PRESSURE: Bowling Green defensive back Jerry Wagner Northern's did not. Huskie the left sideline, and was fire typed version of regular Many students on campus puts the heat on Northern Illinois quarterback Josh Haldi in kicker Steve Azar put the first conversation, has spawned are already familiar v.iih "A Saturday's 26-17 loss. points on the board with just a many abbreviations and I lope in the Unseen" because FALCONS, PAGE 7 of the Common Reading Experience Pilot Project GRAMMAR, PAGE 2 Groups across campus read the book including the Honors Program, BG Experience, several first-year studenls and every University 100 course. It is only because of University 100 students that Deaths reported after storms Jennings is coming to cam- pus, Boff said. By John Seewer Only by chance did two [HE ASSOCIATED PRESS students — Tina Curry and VAN WERT, Ohio —Chunks of Stephanie Helton — find out steel beams and splintered wood online that Jennings was were all that remained yesterday attending graduate school at of businesses and homes the University of Michigan. destroyed by a series of storms His proximity sparked the that spawned multiple tornadoes idea thai he could come and killed five people in northern speak. Ohio. "We were really lucky," Boff The storms entered the state said. from Indiana at about 3 p.m. Though much of the book Sunday, with National Weather is about racial barriers and Service spotters confirming four discrimination, Cedric's tornadoes hitting this town about experiences apply to all stu- 30 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, dents, regardless of skin color, Ind. according to Boff. He faces The storms had winds of more M ■ issues many students can than 100 mph and dropped tor- relate to, including the loss of nadoes as the)' cut a 100-mile IIIK.'V 3 ■£"■« ^kiiV eVX . I. C^LJEIBW > s ill] faith in religion and room- path through northwest Ohio farmland to Port Clinton along mate conficts. Lake trie, trapping people in "Since we're focusing of buildings and leaving thousands first-year students, we want- without power. The storms ed to have a book that spoke moved through more than a half- about transition issues," she dozen states Sunday, killing at said. "This book is so theniat- least 33 people and injuring more ically rich. Students can see than 100. that someone else is feeling Gov. Bob Tart declared a state of ^Ke^^^H the way they do." emergency Sunday night in Van The committee in charge Wert and Ottawa counties in of the Common Reading northwest Ohio, but the storms Experience chose the book in downed power lines, closed spring, hoping it would spark roads and poured golf ball-sized a common interest between hail in many areas of the state. J.O. Pooley APPMo very different groups, she At least two small factories added. were completely flattened and SURVIVOR: Annette Benschoter surveys the remains of her 35 foot travel trailer, yesterday, south of Bowling Green. People caught in the "We were looking for a way four others were damaged at Van path of a storm that spawned multiple tornadoes while knifing through nothern Ohio and killing five people called it the black wall and the for students to have some- Wen's Vision Industrial Park. The monster. thing in common that wasn't damage was so widespread that it "The Lord was looking out for Van Wert house collapsed. Seneca County was flattened. cruiser to go to work as a State just social," Boff said. "It's in was difficult to tell where the us and our customers," said the- In nearby Putnam County, two Two others in the home were Highway Patrol trooper when the essence a way to make a big buildings once stood. ater owner Jim Boyd, whose people were killed and one criti- injured, said Maj. Tim Thwaits of churning storm came at him. campus experience seem No one was reported injured at home next door was destroyed. cally injured when a mobile the sheriff's office. Their identities "I heard a roar. I saw a black smaller." the Twin Cinema, where man- "Our entire life went away in a home overturned, said Sgt. Brad were not available. wall. I could see everything spin- The Common Reading agers herded about 50 customers matter of five minutes," he said Nelson of the sheriff's office. Brian Farris ofVan Wert said he ning. It was coming right at me," Experience started last year into bathrooms and the lobby Monday, standing in what was Denver and Cretie Branham died saw a tornado touch down just he said. when 450 students read "Into when the storm came between left of his bedroom. in the trailer near Continental, outside of the city and level a A young couple pulled up to the Forrest." The book's showings of "Santa Clause 2." Two deaths were reported in and their daughter, Margie, was house. his house in their car, and they all author, Jean Hegland, also The storm ripped away the Van Wert County. Nicholas hospitalized yesterday in critical "It pulled everything off, set it took shelter in his basement, walls and the roof of the theater, Mollenkopf, 18, of Van Wert, died condition. down, then threw it in a field," he Cross said. spoke on campus. leaving rows of blue-cushioned "It was similar to what after being thrown from a car As the storm moved east, said. "It was on the ground at least In Van Wert, firefighters had to seats — littered with wood and during the storm, and Alfred Darren Smith, 24, was killed a mile." we're doing now, but on a plaster—open to the sky. smaller scale," Boff said. Germann, 75, was killed when his when his house near Republic in Jon Cross, 39, was packing his STORMS, PAGE 2

SMY FOUR-DAY FORECAST ™ SATURDAY The four-day forecast is taken Mostly High: 47" Scattered High: 42" Mostly High: 45" from weather.com £! Cloudy Low: 34' Showers Low: 31" Cloudy Low: 35"

FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Tuesday, November 12,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Counties assess damages Teachers oppose including in the emergency Internet slang STORMS, FROM PAGE 1 room, said hospital president Dave Norwine. cut through steel to reach a GRAMMAR, FROM PAGE 1 EXAMPLES OF trapped worker in a collapsed No one inside the hospital was INSTANT MESSAGING building at an industrial park. injured, although people in town shortened versions of words All schools in Van Wert County were coming in for treatment, and phrases. Examples include ty: thank you were to be closed yesterday, offi- Norwine said. "RU" for "are you" or "LOL" for yw: you're welcome cials said. Winds also toppled a tractor- "laughing out loud." ttyl: talk to you latet U. Gov. Maureen O'Connor trailer on Interstate 75 just south Eighth-grader Anastasia cya: see you planned yesterday to tour the of Toledo. Highway signs were Iriplctt said the slang makes jk: just kidding most heavily damaged section of uprooted and tossed across the her feel more creative. sup?: what's up? Van Wfert County. The state of road. "You get it all down right as w/e: whatever emergency declaration autho- Rains had slopped throughout you think of it," said Triplett, a 2: to or too rizes state agencies to assist local the northern section of the state student at Dominion Middle M: before officials. by about 9:30 p.m., National School in Columbus Teachers icrlsee Emergency officials in numer- Weather Service forecasters said. have allowed her to use the sry: sorry ous Ohio counties reported wide- The weather service planned to slang in rough drafts as long as I8r:later spread damage to bams, homes investigate yesterday how many she edits it out in final versions ran: not much and businesses. tornadoes hit. Rain is forecast for Frost and many others don't About 23,000 American the beginning of the week, but allow it, even in student jour- adjust to formal writing Electric Power customers were meteorologists did not predict nals and assignment planners. because they're so used to without power in central and more severe storms. "My job as a teacher is to communicating through the western Ohio yesterday, the com- Although it is rare to have tor- raise the bar," she said. Internet," she said. pany said. Thousands more nadoes in Ohio in the fall, it is not By high school, students Students are smarter than homes and businesses were out unheard of, said Sam Lashley, usually know better, some adults think, said Leila in northwest Ohio, including senior meteorologist for the teachers said. Christenbury, president of the most of the city of Port Clinton National Weather Service in Kathy McQuate, who teaches National Council of Teachers of and scattered outages in Toledo Syracuse, Ind. freshmen English at suburban English, based in Richmond, suburbs, FirstEnergy Corp. "Tornadoes can happen any- Whitehall-Yearling High Va. spokesman Mark Durbin said. where at any time if the atmos- School, said she finds the slang "It's perennial for kids to play Based on past experience with pheric condition is ripe for it," in student journals and notes with language, to play with such storms, restoration in some Lashley said. "The Great Lakes are but not in formal papers. words, to play with slang," she areas "could be stretching into fairly warm and they can actually "They know they can't get said. "But they do know the dif- days," Durbin said. add to some instability in the away with it in my class," ference — it's code switching." About 40 miles northeast of atmosphere." McQuate said. "One of the things kids Van Wert in Hamler, the storm A weather system that includ- )o Ann Jones, chairwoman of instinctively know is that the knocked rail cars off their track. ed warm temperatures ahead of a Pat CiUtto AP Photo the English department at kind of language they're going the Henry County sheriffs office strong cold front, along with Whitehall-Yearling, said she's to use with their friends is dif- Jsaid. strong winds in the atmosphere, CLEAN-UP: Staff members at St. Wendelin school in Fostoria and sure the shorthand will show ferent from the kind of lan- In Port Clinton along Lake Eric, helped create Sunday's torna- volunteers move items from classrooms and into the gym after a up more. guage they'll use when they're the storm shattered windows at does, Lashley said. suspected tornado ripped a gaping hole in the roof Sunday evening. "It's difficult for students to talking to their grandmother." Magruder Memorial Hospital,

Lawyers doubt validity of confession looking to Sell By Matthew Barakat Malvo without his court-appoint- Virginia authorities Thursday for Fairfax County Commonwealth's ment on the case directly, but That Fancy IHE ASS0CIAKD PRESS ed guardian or attorney and for prosecution on death-penalty Attorney Robert E Horan Jr. did said the interrogation of Malvo Sports Car You McLEAN, Va. — Lawyers for leaking the alleged confession to murder charges. Sources told the not return calls. without his court-appointed rep- the sniper suspects criticized the The Washington Post. Post that Malvo was talkative and One of the shootings for which resentatives was wrong. Have Stashed police interrogation of 17-year- "The police are flooding the even bragged in some of his Malvo reportedly took responsi- "I think everybody should be Away in the old John Lee Malvo and said they media and poisoning the jury responses, but kept quiet about bility is the Oct. 14 slaying of FBI concerned about that, not just would seek to bar his alleged con- pool with their own paraphrasing Muhammad. analyst Linda Franklin. Fairfax lawyers," he said. Garage? cession from court. and subjective interpretations of For a murder conviction, pros- County prosecutors charged Todd G. Petit, Malvo's appoint- Malvo reportedly confessed to statements made during an ecutors must show that the Malvo with capital murder in that ed guardian, said he went to being the triggerman in several of unconstitutional interrogation," defendant was the triggerman. killing police headquarters Thursday the Washington-area sniper Arif said. However, under the state's post- Muhammad is being prosecut- and asked that questioning be shootings, including the Virginia He said the leak "suggests an Sept. 11 anti-terrorism law, ed in Prince William County for halted. Petit said a police com- slaying in which his alleged insecurity on the part of the com- Muhammad could face the death the Oct. 9 slaying of Dean Harold mander agreed to pass on his accomplice, 41-year-old John monwealth with the admissibility penalty even if he is not found to Meyers. It is unclear how Matvo's request, then ordered him to Allen Muhammad, is charged of these statements." be the gunman. alleged confession to that crime leave. with murder. Malvo talked to investigators A Fairfax County police might affect Muhammad's case. Arif said he will seek to sup- Matvo's lawyer, Michael Arif, for seven hours after he and spokesman declined to com- Muhammad's attorney, Peter press any incriminating state- Advertise criticized police for questioning Muhammad were handed over to ment on the interrogation, and Greenspun, declined to com- ments. In the Bt News BG News headlines in 1970 read, Classifieds. Call "Booze Barrier Busted." 372-6977 'WOWOT-ETf! (yPE'tf'M-TK 9-9 The campus had been dry since its founding I). 1616 Wooiter, Vnit 15 Tri 8-6, Sat 8-5 in 1910. The town was also "dry" in 1910, .jffi NEV (419) 353-4757 Sun 10-s • c. but voted to reapeal prohibition in 1933. 'fanning Tacltages Services OJferecC 100 minutes $25.00 •massages " •electrology 200 minutes $37.00 •facials •reflexology Is your car sitting out in Lot 6 this winter? 300 minutes $48.00 •body wraps •aromatherapy Now is the time to Winterize •waxing 'permanent New 32ZX Speed System with •manicures and cosmetics • Lube, Oil, Filter $16.95 Facial Tanner Winterization Special rw* pedicures Up to S qts. 30 point inspection Drain and fill radiator to • Tune UpS aslowas $29.95 ensure freezing point Is low 4 cylinder enough »!*.«-! Lube, oil, filter, and • Computer Diagnostics 30 point Inspection ALL FOR $29.95 JBR Automotive and Towing /g 326 Industrial Pkwy • 353-7222 Certified Technician

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wvAv.bgnews.com/campus COLLEGES MADE AWARE OF SEX OFFENDERS (U-WIRE) WASHINGTON - The names of sex offend- ers in the District's public sex offender registry are now made available to colleges at which they work or attend class, as mandated by a new federal law. The Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act, which went into effect Oct. 28, mandates that the names of sex offend- ers be made available to Public Safety offices. CAMPUS specialty. We've got new menu Come and enjoy both domestic and ed. items and lowered prices on our imported wines and snacks. Cost Planetanum ^ old favorites, so spread your wings is $10.00 per person. Space is lim- «-» .. m and fly on down to our new roost. ited. Please RSVP via phone to 9:30 p.m. 1 a^rs^m Come celebrate our Grand Opening 419-372-4736. Presented by the UA0 Movie: "Monster * Ball" m Jfl—* 1 with us. Open Monday - Friday. Union and University Dining UAO presents FREE FALL Films! 3x m mlCk 1 •^ mf* _^_ 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. Services. the fun! 3xaweek! <*^-^ r- - m_ - 7:00 p.m. Bowling Greenery Union Theatre . m~tv ^ ^r^^ McDonald Dining Center y^^ *■ • ^^ nci 7 p.m. TBA ^Ja^^^p' The calmdar of events is taken from | |pA 11:30 a.m. The Society of Success I David's House Food Drive hnp-J/evcnls.bgsu.edu | RB^b^^^^ Education Abroad Display Table leadership Collection boxes for food donations Stop by the education abroad dis- Will hold its 2nd general meeting. will be available in the listed loca- play table to check out overseas Interested members are welcome. tions. Please help a client of 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Zeta Phi Beta will be selling tickets 11 a.m.-2 p.m. study opportunities. Union. Room 314 David's House have a wonderful U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting for their Mr. Bin Magic event. Brothers Appreciation First Floor Union holiday by donating something Union Lobby Union Lobby Sigma Gamma Rho will hand out 8 p.m. from the following list: pumpkin certificates and raffle tickets. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. New Music Ensemble pie filling, pie crust, rolls/biscuits. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m Union Lobby Auditions - "Pirates of Free and open to the public. stuffing, canned gravy, potatoes Vision Information Table Bloodmobile Penzance" Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical (fresh or instant), canned sweet Union Lobby Event sponsored by American Red 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sign up for time outside Theatre Ms Center corn, jello/pudding. cranberry Cross. What The Cluck? Office/ Room 338 South Hall sauce, canned corn, canned car- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Union Multipurpose Room It's Back! Orville and Wilbur's has Scripts/Scores available in Theatre 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. rots, mixed fruit, applesauce, fresh Ticket Sale: Black Student Union left The Nest, and migrated to Office. Amazing Stargazing apples, coffeeflea or gift certifi- Union Lobby 11 a.m. -1 p.m. McDonald Dining Center. Serving 405 University Hall Student Amazing Stargazing & Saving the cates for turkey or chicken. Air Force R0TC Recruitment grilled favorites, chicken and even Night (the joys of skywatching!) Wellness Connection. Student 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Union Lobby more chicken. Tyson's chicken 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. multi-media show in the Health Center. Residence Hall Zeta Phi Beta Table wings and sandwiches are our Wine Tasting Planetarium $1 donation suggest- Lobbies

THE CAMPUS BLOTTER Freshman 15 can be avoided Thursday, November 7: post was damaged in the McFall Ariah Rogers ol Botkins, Ohio was Center parking lot one space south of By Christy lensen extra pounds as a nutritional rite Make wise food choices in the they provide only empty calories. cited tor dnving with expired tags on President Ribeau's space. THE MIRROR of passage students face as they dining halls by eating from the Have a plan of action. Avoid Troupe Avenue and a verbal warning Stephanie Whitely of Bowling (U-WIRE) GREELEY, Colo.— make careless food choices. The salad bar first, eating more fruits, skipping meals, especially break- for speeding and having a license Green, Ohio was cited lor speeding on As students near the end of the reality of college life includes vegetables and whole grains and fast, which kick-starts metabo- with an incorrect address on it. A Merry Street. A court date has been semester, some realize their hectic schedules, little sleep, fre- limiting intake of burgers, pizza lism and brain activity. Use the court date has been set for Nov. 13 at set for Nov 20 at 830 a.m. I favorite jeans feel a little tighter quent social gatherings involving and fried foods campus resources your student 8:30 a.m. Robert Howard of Leipsic, Ohio , than normal. alcohol and emotional peaks and Have wise snack choices on fees already have paid for to Ion C Hicks of Frankfort, Kentucky was cited tor speeding on Merry By feeding their stress levels plateaus. hand for mindless munching, assist with weight management was cited for driving under suspen- Street. A court date has been set for with chocolate and other high- Maintaining a healthy weight such as low-fat dip, low-fat and strength and endurance sion on E. Wooster Street A court Nov. 20 at 8:30 a.m. calorie foods, these students are is a realistic goal, however. yogurt, salsa, baked chips and training If your weight starts to date has been set lor Nov. 13 at 830 A shuttle bus dnver witnessed a developing habits that con- Incorporating the following help- vegetables. creep up, start a food and exer- a.m. hit-and-run accident on Alumni tribute to the infamous ful tips and activities into a daily Be smart about choosing cise diary. A complainant reported that an Drive. "Freshman 15." routine will help to manage drinks. Select low-fat milk and Students always should set unknown person urinated on the door Report ot property stolen from the The Freshman 15 is the unin- weight. 100 percent fruit juices. realistic goals for themselves by to her room in Ashley Hall. locker room ol the Ice Arena. tentional weight gain experi- Learn to handle stress produc- Remember to include at least knowing their limits and allow- A complainant advised that a sign enced during a student's first tively by walking during study eight glasses of water daily, and ing flexibility and variety in their year in college. Consider these 15 breaks instead of snackdng limit soda and alcohol intake, as choices. The Bee Gee News became a daily paper in 1965. Did you know.. -4fc> ■

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Starting today, the donate and even a &ce T-shirt. If needle used for every donor and sooner or later, vinually all of us The more people who donate, to find a place near you to University will be holding you go to the Union next week the needle is thrown away right will face a time of great vulnera- the better. lust keep in mind that donate. a blood drive. It will be with the intention of donating after use. You won't come in con- bility in which we will need the most important thing is that If you ever wanted to do held in the Multi-purpose room but for some reason don't, you tact with other people's blood. blood. And that time is all too donating saves lives. something imponant or make a in the Union Nov. 12-15. still get the free shin. People need blood all of the often unexpected." If you can't donate blood, but difference, this is your chance. Weren't planning on donating? You have to be in good health time for a variety of reasons. The blood drive will be a com- would still like to help, you can V\fe here at The BG News encour- Well, you should. to donate and be at least 110 After Sept. 11, there was a great petition against the University of send a financial contribution to: age all of you to donate. It is real- It will only take about one pounds and 17 years old. There need for blood. Thanks to gener- Toledo this year. The school with American Red Cross, RO. Box ly not ih.it painful and does not hour out of your day and your are also some other conditions ous donors, many American the highest percentage of blood 37243, Washington, DC 20013. take up a lot of time. Your small donation will save three lives. that will be made aware to you lives were saved. donated per student will be You can also call 1-800-HELP- sacrifice will have huge benefits. That's really amazing All you before you donate. Most people According to the Red Cross' awarded a plaque. NOW (1-800-435-7669). You will be giving someone would feel is a pinch. It really are eligible, though. website, "We all expect blood to Ifthethoughtof beating If you would like to donate something that they so desper- doesn't hurt. You receive Dee It is also very safe to donate be there for us, but barely a frac- Toledo is what motivates you to blood, but can't at the University ately need. You will be giving the snacks and drinks after you blood. There is a new and sterile tion of those who can give do. Yet donate blood, then that's fine. next week, call 1-800-GIVE-UFE gift of life.

LKTI mS TO III K EDITOR PE0PLE Dance Marathon is Internet in the privacy of one's agree that they did the right ON THE STREET U. should not own dorm room is a violation of thing. losing its meaning network policy? Now that's a In short, the 'tech support What do you think 1 censor Internet crock. If Internet gaming is truly team' needs to get this 'super net Sidney Ribeau does all CURT That's quite a chuck of change, a violation then why don't they back on track. Internet gaming is HARRIS and for a "charity" Dance in the dorms officially block it out? Why just a part of many students' enter- day? Marathon seems to have a reprioritize it to a lower tier? My tainment in life and to lake (hat Opinion Columnist large overhead cost. Where is In response to the article titled guess is they know how outra- away from them is wrong. Up the dial money going? Are you "Internet gaming has low priori- geous such a move would be. priority on Internet gaming really spending $145 per ty" in the Nov. 8 edition of The I would say that limiting what lower the priority on file transfer Quick, how many days till dancer on food in a 32 hour people can and cannot do on the programs (MP3 searching!, and BG News. Mike Smith and Mike Dance Marathon? Do you care? period? Internet in the privacy of their allow the students to sign a type Hachtel make some pretty shab- If you're like me you've been And where's that money dorm rooms, that they pay for is of release form that allows their by attempts at covering up the force fed Dance Fever until you coming from in the first place? almost constitutionally violating IP addresses to be unfirewalled. awful decisions they and their want to vomit. Don't get me It seems like every day there's a peers at 'tech support for Wouldn't you? Now I experienced Enough of this childish censor- wrong the idea of raising this extremely slow Internet ing let's be fair. GARY "BEAVER" new fundraiser for Dance Residence life' made. I've been money for Children's Miracle Marathon. itching to speak on this and what transfer rates that Smith referred 10HN L0KTACK SL0NE Network is a good idea, but the Isn't Dance Marathon sup- a perfect time. to and I am glad they did some- STUDENT more time passes the more the First of all, gaming on the thing about it, but I wouldn't JUNIOR, MARKETING posed to be the fundraiser? name of that good charity gets Explain to me how you can "Eats a lot of bananas and dragged through the mud. have a fundraiser for a watches 'Dukes of 1 thought it was bad when I fundraiser. Does the dancing Hazards'" saw the first Christmas com- earn any of the glorious sum of mercial on TV three days cash you wave around like a before Halloween, but Dance free ticket into heaven, or is the U. isn't always here to help Marathon seems to pride itself dancing at the end just a big on shoving next years event party to celebrate how good HEATHER College of Arts and Sciences, to the next stage of premier down the public's throat before you are and validate your self STEFFEN they told me they had no one learning? the previous one has even worth? Actually, from what I that could help at all with grad I propose a frightening and ended. One hundred five days hear there's little dancing. It's Guest Columnist applications. Probably because probably for many of you sur- till the event... maybe that mostly standing around. After they're too busy and under- prising answer to this seeming doesn't seem like a long time, 32 hours you're not tired from staffed and under budgeted to paradox of pedagogy. The but let's put it in less impressive dancing you're tired from pat- I have been attending the BRETT KELLY hire someone to serve this func- University does not care about terms. That is five months ting yourself on the back. University for nearly four years tion I was referred to the you. They do not care what you JUNIOR, COMPUTER away, or more than an entire Like I said, the idea of giving now. I graduate in May with a Graduate College. They asked if I do after you graduate, or if you semester. By the time the event money to charity is good and I BA in English. The education I was applying here. I said no. SCIENCE (UNIVERSITY rolls around, everyone's so graduate. All the University cares applaud that, but you're not have received here was a good They said they couldn't help I excited, not because of sus- about is your money, your par- OF TOLEDO) fooling me into thinking that one in some respects. It was was referred to the English pense, but because maybe ents' money or the loans you will you've danced for the well- mainly due to a small number of department. Now I know die "Who in the world is she?" you'll stop talking about it. pay back with your money. Once being of your fellow man. So I excellent professors who go English department at least fairly Dance Marathon lasts for 32 you walk across the stage on that have two solutions I propose. beyond the bounds of this title well, and I know my advisor. She hours, not two semesters. Do most honorable of days, proud First instead of Dance and are also wonderful teachers, is a lovely person and a very you realize how much more and beautiful in your black Marathon, let's have Lap Dance stunning intellects and generally good teacher. I like her a lot. But money you could raise for gown, it's all up to you. The Marathon. The money can still nice, helpful, caring people to 1 would honestly feel bad giving University forgets you even exist- Children's Miracle Network if know. Without them this place her any more work to do beyond the rest of campus didn't view go to the kids, but we won't ed (unless you neglected to pay have this pathetic illusion that would be a wasteland. die three classes she is teaching that last bursar bill) — you are a you as one step below telemar- I'm glad to leave, but now the they're the motivating force If this semester and the many stu- customer that just walked out keters? big question is: Where do I go? dents she had to advise. Again, you do the math, they estimate the door. If Uiey talk so much And yes, you're raising Like most other humanities due to under budgeting I his there are 300 (male and about "values in the classroom." DAVID ROTH money for Children's Miracle majors, all the job fairs, career professor is just too overbur- female) dancers, times 32 why do they neglect the most Network, not Dance Marathon. placement and interview dened to give each student the SENIOR, hours, times ten lap dances per valuable thing in that classroom, Remember that every time you rehearsals in the world can't help personal attention I know she PURCHASING & sit in the lobby of the Union hour, times ten dollar, per lap me with this. I have pretty much would love to give. i.e. the student? dance is $960,000. That's three But who am I to talk? 1 proba- PRODUCTION peddling whatever you happen only one choice: graduate So, having checked all the to be peddling that day, T- times the amount the regular school. obvious resources, tomonow I bly just didn't check the mass "Igave him plenty of Dance Marathon "earned" last email that would have told me shirts, mugs, flip flops, raffling So, what do I have to do to get will go to the Honors College. work to do. He should off your immortal soul or used year, and with no fundraisers into grad school? lust fill out the This is a place I know I can prob- exactly what to do about all this, for the fundraiser. or missed mat unpublicized lec- be reporting his toenail clippings... "Want to applications, write a statement ably find help or at least a refer- buy a T-shirt as a fundraiser for I'm not a fool, I know us hav- of purpose, get letters of recom- ence to someone who can help. ture at the Union. I have wasted progress to me later ing a Lap Dance Marathon is so much time just looking for Dance Marathon?" No, go mendation, send a writing sam- This is a privilege I have because this week." away! "Want to buy a shirt and about as likely as the University ple, send an official transcript, I applied to the Honors College help that application deadlines removing that hideous eyesore are swiftly approaching and I help support Children's Miracle take the GRE, get good grades in high school. But, really, how Network." No, I'm a poor col- tiiat we call a spirit rock. and there you go It's not really many honors students are there? don't even know where to begin. So as an alternate solution I'm sure people will disagree lege student. Maybe next time. too impossible, but one does What percentage of you have Yes, I know I'm still not buying let's skip the drama and just with my cynical and disgusted need some help, guidance and this resource? Regardless, I have the T-shirt, but in the second give the money straight to sound advice when it comes to view of the University and their asked many people and spent scenario I at least feel guilty Children's Miracle Network. I something as complicated as ability to help anyone do any- plenty of precious homework about not buying the shirt. don't need to buy flip flops to this, and this important. So thing other than find the Bursar's hours trying to just find one After all, the money you're rais- prove I care about my fellow where does a confused English window. If so write me. better yet knowledgeable person to help ing isn't going to Dance man, and I don't need to dance major turn for this crucial aid? write a rebuttal column. Tell us me and have found no one. Marathon; it's going to (or stand) for 32 hours so I can Answer Around and around where we can find someone who LUKE HARDING This, 1 think, is a fascinating Children's Miracle Network... pretend that my selling of flip in circles, and everywhere at the phenomenon. How is it that with can give advice about getting JUNIOR, BIOLOGY right? flops was an historic milestone. University she looks she finds no into grad school. Put in their all the superior resources this Last year Dance Marathon I can give money to charity; 1 help, no guidance and very little "premier learning community" names, their telephone num- •'Who?" raised $315,583.10. Of that don't need a middle man to sound advice. offers there is not a single person bers. You'd be doing a lot of moti- The other day I called the money, $43,583 did not go to dance in between me and the here that will help someone on vated students a huge favor. Children's Miracle Network. charity to do it either.

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TEENAGE PILOT NEARLY HITS CONTROL TOWER www.btnsws.com/nition TAMPA, Fla. (AP) —A teenage student pilot who com- mitted suicide by crashing into a downtown sky- scraper had nearly hit the control tower at an Air Force Base that houses a nerve center for the war in Afghanistan, a government report said. Charles Bishop, 15, flew his stolen Cessna just a few feet over the control tower at MacDill Air Force Base. NATION Rivalry ensues in JFK's boat discovered battle for blood By Denise Lavoie rammed, also attended the !H[ ASSOCIATED PRtSS advance screening of the film. Bylemrferkfcllial USAC hopes to get at least 500 BOSTON — All he could see Kennedy said being there MICHIGAN DAILY students registered during the was a torpedo launcher and part while his uncle's boat was found ANN ARBOR. Mich. — event, encouraging all students of its steering mechanism pro- sparked a flood of feelings. Michigan and Ohio State foot- to come out and save a life, truding from the sand, but "1 thought about this instant ball players are not the only ones Gupta said. undersea explorer Robert Ballard which really was a significant, preparing for a competitive face USAC: President lanice Liao knew what he had found: John F formative incident in President off in a bloody intrastate rivalry said all University students are Kennedy's sunken World War II Kennedy's life ... and I also this year. Monday marks the invited to help save a life. patrol boat. thought about my family and beginning of the 21st annual Minority students are especially Ballard found the famous PT- what it meant that my father's University of Michigan vs. Ohio encouraged to donate because 109 in May, 1,300 feet below the brother was on this boat," State University Blood Battle. their marrow reserves are often ocean surface and nearly 59 Kennedy said. After claiming victory for the low, she added. years after it was rammed and Kennedy's boat was leading past two years, Michigan Members of the American Red sunk by a lapanese destroyer in three other boats on patrol University students are hoping Cross and the local Alpha Phi the South Pacific through the Blacken Strait in the to continue their winning streak Omega service fraternity are The oceanographer — who Solomon Islands during the early with an 11 th overall win. responsible for the Blood Battle also located the Titanic in 1985 — morning hours of August 2.1943, The University is also adding a in 24 campus donation locations helped host the Monday pre- when the lapanese destroyer new component to the Blood over 11 days. This year, the miere screening of the movie Amagiri hit the boat. Batde with its first bone marrow University hopes to claim victory about his PT-109 expedition at Although many historians had drive taking place during the with more than 2,000 collected the lohn F Kennedy Library and believed that PT-109 was split in second week of the Blood Battle, pints of blood, APO president Museum. "National Geographic two by the impact, Ballard said E. Royster Harper, vice president and Engineering senior Sean Fxplorer: The Search for the sonar images captured by his for student affairs said. Meyers said. Kennedy's PT-109" airs Nov. 24 expedition indicate the boat may "This year, for the first time, Meyers said he hopes results on cable network MSNBC. have had only a small section you also can register at the are better than last year's, when Ballard said there was some- sheared off or may have only Michigan Union location to give the University defeated Ohio thing special about finding PT- received a glancing blow. bone marrow, which benefits State with 1,679 donated pints of blood -beatingOhioStatcby271 109, the wooden boat that Two men died in the collision, Slnen Seme AP Ptwto those with certain blood disor- became famous because of the and 11 survived. ders, such as leukemia and pints. 26-year-old skipper's courageous The U.S. Navy, convinced that KENNEDY'S BOAT: Oceanographer Robert Ballard stands in front aplastic anemia, as well as cer- APO publicized the two-week effort to rescue his men. the entire crew had died, held a ot an oversized photograph of President John F. Kennedy at the JFK tain immune system and genetic event with postings on the Diag "Over the years, 1 came to memorial service for the men. Library, in Boston, yesterday. Ballard found Kennedy's PT-109 boat disorders," Harper said. and storefront windows, bus know some members of the Over the next few days, in May in the Solomon Islands. The bone marrow drive is signs and banners, he said. Kennedy family... and we would Kennedy swam from island to sponsored by University "APO members do everything joke, "We're going to find that PT- island looking for food and help A permanent display at the "It was an emotional experi- Students Against Cancer. — volunteering at the drives ... 109," Ballard said. for his crew. He hauled one of his Kennedy museum includes the ence," said Keresey, now 86. "It USAC senior adviser and LSA and booking residence hall "It's critical to tell our oral his- injured men to an island by coconut shell and other artifacts, was really a thrill seeing that." senior Anita Gupta said the bone rooms are probably the largest tory, and what this tells us is swimming with a strap from the including the tattered American The Kennedy family endorsed marrow register is extremely low acts," Meyers said. about what turned a young boy man's lifejacket in his teeth. flag from PT-109, which had Ballard's expedition — funded by and donations are desperately With everyone donating blood into a man who later became Finally, on August 7, he carved a been sent home by a crew mem- National Geographic — after he needed. and showing support, Meyer president of the United States," message into a coconut shell and ber just before the ship sank. agreed not to disturb the site out "We need as much as possi- said it would be nice to beat Ohio he said. gave it to native islanders to take Keresey, who arrived on of respect for the two men who ble," Gupta said, adding it only State again and take home the Max Kennedy, a nephew of to rescuers; help arrived two days Ballard's research vessel in the died. To confirm that the boat takes two teaspoons of blood to "Blood Drop Trophy." lohn F Kennedy and member of later. South Pacific on the day PT-109 was PT-109, Ballard compared see if someone is a possible But in the end, Gupta said, it is Ballard's expedition, and Richard Kennedy was awarded the was found, said he vividly drawings of the boat's torpedo match. about helping to save a life. Keresey, another PT boat captain Navy and Marine Corps Medal recalled his own time on a PT launcher and steering mecha- "It's all blood related. That's a "You're giving a life while living who patrolled Blackett Strait with for heroism, and also received boat when he saw the torpedo nism. They matched. huge reason why it is part of the a life," she said. Kennedy the night his boat was the Purple Heart for his injuries. launcher. blood drive," she said.

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Starting today, the donate and even a free T-shirt. If needle used for every donor and sooner or later, virtually all of us The more people who donate, to find a place near you to University will be holding you go to the Union next week the needle is thrown away right will face a time of great vulnera- the better. lust keep in mind that donate. a blood drive. It will be with the intention of donating after use. You wont come in con- bility in which we will need the most important thing is that If you ever wanted to do held in the Multi-purpose room but for some reason don't, you tact with other people's blood. blood. And that time is all too donating saves lives. something important or make a in the Union Nov. 12-15. still get the free shirt. People need blood all of the often unexpected." If you can't donate blood, but difference, this is your chance. Weren't planning on donating? You have to be in good health time for a variety of reasons. The blood drive will be a com- would still like to help, you can We here at The BG News encour- Well, you should. to donate and be at least 110 After Sept. 11, there was a great petition against the University of send a financial contribution to: age all of you to donate. It is real- It will only take about one pounds and 17 years old. There need for blood. Thanks to gener- Toledo this year. The school with American Red Cross, RO. Box ly not that painful and does not hour out of your day and your are also some other conditions ous donors, many American the highest percentage of blood 37243, Washington, DC 20013. take up a lot of time. Your small donation will save three lives. that will be made aware to you lives were saved. donated per student will be You can also call 1 -800-HELP- sacrifice will have huge benefits. That's really amazing. All you before you donate. Most people According to the Red Cross' awarded a plaque. NOW (1-800-435-7669). You will be giving someone would feel is a pinch. It really are eligible, though. website, "We all expect blood to If the thought of beating If you would like to donate something that they so desper- doesn't hurt. You receive free It is also very safe to donate be there for us, but barely a frac- Toledo is what motivates you to blood, but can't at the University ately need. You will be giving the snacks and drinks after you blood. There is a new and sterile tion of those who can give do. Yet donate blood, then that's fine. next week, call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE gift of life.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PE0PLE Dance Marathon is Internet in the privacy of one's agree thai they did the right ON THE STREET U. should not own dorm room is a violation of thing. losing its meaning network policy? Now that's a In short, the 'tech support What do you think censor Internet crock. If Internet gaming is truly team' needs to get this super' net Sidney Ribeau does all CURT That's quite a chuck of change, a violation then why don't they back on track. Internet gaming is HARRIS and for a "charity" Dance in the dorms officially block it out? Why just a pan of many students' enter- day? Marathon seems to have a reprioritize it to a lower tier? My tainment in life and to take that Opinion Columnist large overhead cost. Where is In response to the article titled guess is they know how outra- away from them is wrong. Up the that money going? Are you "Internet gaming has low priori- geous such a move would be priority on Internet gaming really spending $ 145 per ty" in the Nov. 8 edition of The I would say that limiting what lower the priority on file transfer Quick, how many days till dancer on food in a 32 hour BG News, Mike Smith and Mike people can and cannot do on the programs (MP3 searching), and Dance Marathon? Do you care? period? Hachtel make some pretty shab- Internet in the privacy of their allow the students to sign a type If you're like me you've been And where's that money dorm rooms, that they pay for is of release form that allows their by attempts at covering up the force fed Dance Fever until you coming from in the first place? almost constitutionally violating IP addresses to be unfirewalled. awful decisions they and their want to vomit. Don't get me It seems like every day there's a peers at 'tech support for Wouldn't you? Now 1 experienced Enough of this childish censor- wrong, the idea of raising this extremely slow Internet ing, let's be fair. GARY "BEAVER" new fundraiser for Dance Residence Life' made. I've been ai money for Children's Miracle Marathon. itching to speak on this and what transfer rates that Smith referred JOHN L0KTACK SL0NE Network is a good idea, but the Isn't Dance Marathon sup- a perfect time. to and I am glad they did some- STUDENT JUNIOR, MARKETING more time passes the more the posed to be the fundraiser? First of all. gaming on the thing about it, but I wouldn't name of that good charity gets Explain to me how you can "Eats a lot of bananas and dragged through the mud. have a fundraiser for a watches 'Dukes of 1 thought it was bad when 1 fundraiser. Does the dancing Hazards.'" saw the first Christmas com- earn any of the glorious sum of mercial on TV three days cash you wave around like a before Halloween, but Dance free ticket into heaven, or is the U. isn't always here to help Marathon seems to pride itself dancing at the end just a big on shoving next years event party to celebrate how good HEATHER College of Arts and Sciences, to the next stage of premier down the public's throat before you are and validate your self STEFFEN they told me they had no one learning? the previous one has even worth? Actually, from what 1 that could help at all with grad I propose a frightening, and ended. One hundred five days hear there's little dancing. It's Guest Columnist applications Probably because probably for many of you sur- till the event... maybe that mostly standing around. After they're too busy and under- prising answer to this seeming doesn't seem like a long time, 32 hours you're not tired from staffed and under budgeted to paradox of pedagogy. The but let's put it in less impressive dancing, you're tired from pat- BRETT KELLY 1 have been attending the hire someone to serve this func- University does not care about terms. That is five months ting yourself on the back. University for nearly four years tion. I was referred to the you. They do not care what you JUNIOR, COMPUTER away, or more than an entire Like I said, the idea of giving now. I graduate in May with a Graduate College. They asked if I do after you graduate, or if you semester. By the time the event money to charity is good and 1 BA in English. The education I SCIENCE (UNIVERSITY was applying here. I said no. graduate. All the University cares rolls around, everyone's so applaud that, but you're not have received here was a good They said they couldn't help 1 about is your money, your par- OF T0LE DO) excited, not because of sus- fooling me into thinking that one in some respects. It was was referred to the English pense, but because maybe ents' money or the loans you will you've danced for the well- mainly due to a small number of department. Now I know the "Who in the world is she?" you'll stop talking about it pay back with your money. Once being of your fellow man. So 1 excellent professors who go English department at least fairly Dance Marathon lasts for 32 you walk across the stage on that have two solutions I propose beyond the bounds of this title well, and I know my advisor. She most honorable of days, proud hours, not two semesters. Do and are also wonderful teachers, is a lovely person and a very you realize how much more First instead of Dance and beautiful in your black Marathon, let's have Lap Dance stunning intellects and generally good teacher. I like her a lot. But money you could raise for gown, it's all up to you. The Marathon. The money can still nice, helpful, caring people to 1 would honestly feel bad giving Children's Miracle Network if University forgets you even exist- go to the kids, but we won't know. Without them this place her any more work to do beyond the rest of campus didn't view ed (unless you neglected to pay have this pathetic illusion that would be a wasteland. the three classes she is teaching you as one step below telemar- that last bursar bill) — you are a they're the motivating force. If I'm glad to leave, but now the this semester and the many stu- customer that just walked out keters? big question is: Where do I go? you do the math, they estimate dents she had to advise. Again, the door. If they talk so much And yes, you're raising Like most other humanities there are 300 (male and due to under budgeting this about "values in the classroom," DAVID ROTH money for Children's Miracle majors, all the job fairs, career professor is just too overbur- a Network, not Dance Marathon. female) dancers, times 32 why do they neglect the most placement and interview dened to give each student the SENIOR. hours, times ten lap dances per valuable thing in that classroom, Remember that every time you rehearsaLs in the world can't help personal attention I know she ; hour, times ten dollars per lap i.e. the student? PURCHASING & sii n the lobby of the Union me with this. I have pretty much would love to give. dance is $960,000. That's three But who am I to talk? 1 proba- pecdiing whatever you happen only one choice: graduate So, having checked all the PRODUCTION rimes the amount the regular bly just didn't check the mass to be peddling that day, T- school. obvious resources, tomorrow I "I gave him plenty of shirts, mugs, flip flops, raffling Dance Marathon "earned" last So, what do I have to do to get will go to the Honors College. email that would have told me year, and with no fundraisers exactly what to do about all this, work to do. He should off your immortal soul or used into grad school? lust fill out the This is a place I know I can prob- toenail clippings... "Want to for the fundraiser. applications, write a statement ably find help or at least a refer- or missed that unpublicized lec- be reporting his I'm not a fool, I know us hav- ture at the Union. I have wasted buy a T-shirt as a fundraiser for of purpose, get leners of recom- ence to someone who can help. progress to me later Dance Marathon?" No, go ing a Lap Dance Marathon is so much time just looking for mendation, send a writing sam- This is a privilege I have because away! "Want to buy a shirt and about as likely as the University help that application deadlines this week." ple, send an official transcript, I applied to the Honors College help support Children's Miracle removing that hideous eyesore are swiftly approaching and I take the GRE, get good grades in high school. But, really, how Network." No, I'm a poor col- that we call a spirit rock. don't even know where to begin. and there you go. It's not really many honors students are there? lege student. Maybe next time. So as an alternate solution too impossible, but one does What percentage of you have I'm sure people will disagree let's skip the drama and just with my cynical and disgusted Yes, I know I'm still not buying need some help, guidance and this resource? Regardless, I have the T-shirt, but in the second give the money straight to view of the University and their sound advice when it comes to asked many people and spent scenario I at least feel guilty Children's Miracle Network. I ability to help anyone do any- something as complicated as plenty of precious homework about not buying the shirt. don't need lo buy flip flops to this, and this important. So thing other than find the Bursar's hours trying to just find one After all, the money you're rais- prove 1 care about my fellow window. If so write me, better yet where does a confused English knowledgeable person to help ing isn't going to Dance man, and I dont need to dance major turn for this crucial aid? write a rebuttal column. Tell us me and have found no one. Marathon; it's going to (or stand) for 32 hours so I can Answer. Around and around where we can find someone who LUKE HARDING This. I think, is a fascinating Children's Miracle Network... pretend that my selling of flip in circles, and everywhere at the phenomenon. How is it that with can give advice about getting JUNIOR, BIOLOGY right? flops was an historic milestone. University she looks she finds no into grad school. Put in their all the superior resources this Last year Dance Marathon I can give money to charity, I help, no guidance and very little "Who?" "premier learning community" names, their telephone num- don't need a middle man to sound advice. raised $315,583.10. Of that offers there is not a single person bers. You'd be doing a lot of moti- money, $43,583 did not go lo The other day I called the dance in between me and the here that will help someone on vated students a huge favor. Children's Miracle Network. charity to do it either.

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TEENAGE PILOT NEARLY HITS CONTROL TOWER www.bgnews.com/nation TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A teenage student pilot who com- mitted suicide by crashing into a downtown sky- scraper had nearly hit the control tower at an Air Force Base that houses a nerve center for the war in Afghanistan, a government report said. Charies Bishop, 15, flew his stolen Cessna just a few feet over the control tower at MacDill Air Force Base. NATION Rivalry ensues in JFK's boat discovered battle for blood By Dense Lavoie rammed, also attended the !H[ ASSOCIATED PRESS advance screening of the film. By lennrter Mistrial USAC hopes to get at least 500 BOSTON — All he could see Kennedy said being there MICHIGAN DAILY students registered during the was a torpedo launcher and part while his uncle's boat was found ANN ARBOR, Mich. — event, encouraging all students of its steering mechanism pro- sparked a flood of feelings. Michigan and Ohio State foot- to come out and save a life. truding from the sand, but "1 thought about this instant ball players are not the only ones Gupta said. undersea explorer Robert Ballard which really was a significant, preparing for a competitive face USAC President lanice Liao knew what he had found: John E formative incident in President off in a bloody intrastate rivalry said all University students are Kennedy's sunken World War II Kennedy's life ... and I also this year. Monday marks the invited to help save a life. patrol boat. thought about my family and beginning of the 21st annual Minority students are especially Ballard found the famous PT- what it meant that my father's University of Michigan vs. Ohio encouraged to donate because 109 in May, 1.300 feet below the brother was on this boat," State University Blood Battle. their marrow reserves are often ocean surface and nearly 59 Kennedy said. After claiming victory for the low, she added. years after it was rammed and Kennedy's boat was leading past two years, Michigan Members of the American Red sunk by a Japanese destroyer in three other boats on patrol University students are hoping Cross and the local Alpha Phi the South Pacific. through the Blacken Strait in the to continue their winning streak Omega service fraternity are The oceanographer — who Solomon Islands during the early with an 11th overall win. responsible for the Blood Battle also located the Titanic in 1985— morning hours of August 2,1943, The University is also adding a in 24 campus donation locations helped host the Monday pre- when the Japanese destroyer new component to the Blood over 11 days. This year, the miere screening of the movie Amagiri hit the boat. Battle with its first bone marrow University hopes to claim victory about his PT-109 expedition at Although many historians had drive taking place during the with more than 2,000 collected the John I- Kennedy Library and believed that PT-109 was split in second week of the Blood Battle, pints of blood. APO president Museum. "National Geographic two by the impact, Ballard said E. Royster Harper, vice president and Engineering senior Sean lixplorer: The Search for the sonar images captured by his for student affairs said. Meyers said. Kennedy's PT-109" airs Nov. 24 expedition indicate the boat may "This year, for the first time, Meyers said he hopes results on cable network MSNBC. have had only a small section you also can register at the are better than last year's, when Ballard said there was some- sheared off or may have only Michigan Union location to give the University defeated Ohio thing special about finding PT- received a glancing blow. bone marrow, which benefits State with 1,679 donated pints of blood - beating Ohio State by 271 109, the wooden boat that Two men died in the collision, Steven Senne AP PhMo those with certain blood disor- became famous because of the and 11 survived. ders, such as leukemia and pints. 26-year-old skipper's courageous The U.S. Navy, convinced that KENNEDY'S BOAT: Oceanographer Robert Ballard stands in front aplastic anemia, as well as cer- APO publicized the two-week effon to rescue his men. the entire crew had died, held a of an oversized photograph of President John F. Kennedy at the JFK tain immune system and genetic event with postings on the Diag "Over the years, I came to memorial service for the men. Library, in Boston, yesterday. Ballard found Kennedy's PT-109 boat disorders," Harper said. and storefront windows, bus know some members of the Over the next few days, in May in the Solomon Islands. The bone marrow drive is signs and banners, he said. Kennedy family... and we would Kennedy swam from island to sponsored by University "APO members do everything joke, 'We're going to find that PT- island looking for food and help A permanent display at the "It was an emotional experi- Students Against Cancer. — volunteering at the drives ... 109,'' Ballard said. for his crew. Hehauledoneofhis Kennedy museum includes the ence," said Keresey, now 86. "It USAC senior adviser and LSA and booking residence hall "It's critical to tell our oral his- injured men to an island by coconut shell and other artifacts, was really a thrill seeing that." senior Anita Guptasaidlhebone rooms are probably the largest tory, and what this tells us is swimming with a strap from the including the tattered American The Kennedy family endorsed marrow register is extremely low acts," Meyers said. about what turned a young boy man's lifejackel in his teeth. flag from PT-109, which had Ballard's expedition — funded by and donations are desperately With everyone donating blood into a man who later became Finally, on August 7, he carved a been sent home by a crew mem- National Geographic — after he needed. and showing support, Meyer president of the United States," message into a coconut shell and ber just before the ship sank. agreed not to disturb the site out "We need as much as possi- said it would be nice to beat Ohio he said. gave it to native islanders to take Keresey, who arrived on of respect for the two men who ble," Gupta said, adding it only State again and take home the Max Kennedy, a nephew of to rescuers; help arrived two days Ballard's research vessel in the died. To confirm that the boat takes two teaspoons of blood to "Blood Drop Trophy." lohn F Kennedy and member of later. South Pacific on the day PT-109 was PT-109, Ballard compared see if someone is a possible But in the end, Gupta said, it is Ballard's expedition, and Richard Kennedy was awarded the was found, said he vividly drawings of the boat's torpedo match. about helping to save a life. Keresey, another PT boat captain Navy and Marine Corps Medal recalled his own time on a PT launcher and steering mecha- "It's all blood related. That's a "You're giving a life while living who patrolled Blacken Strait with for heroism, and also received boat when he saw the torpedo nism. They matched. huge reason why it is part of the a life," she said. Kennedy the night his boat was the Purple Heart for his injuries. launcher. blood drive," she said.

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ISRAELI TROOPS KILL CHILD, WOUND OTHERS www.bgnews.com/world JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli soldiers Wiled a Palestinian toddler and wounded two others in Gaza Monday, hospital officials and witnesses said. The shooting came as Israeli leaders weighed a military response to a Palestinian shooting rampage that killed five people, including a mother and her two young sons. WORLD Castro agrees to Hospital in need of aid restore letters By KatJiy Gannon This is what we need. This is IHi ASSOCIATED PRESS By Alexandra Olson Patrimony will produce mir- what we are asking for, not THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cofilm copies of the material, KABUL, Afghanistan — Marie emergency assistance, but long- HAVANA, Cuba — Emesl restore some documents dam- cuddles her emaciated 3-year- term help," Karzai told The Hemingway's rejected epilogue aged by the Caribbean climate, old son. Human leans over a Associated Press. of "For Whom the Bell Tolls," a and help conserve the house, cracked respirator that feeds In the intensive care unit, cots 1941 letter from Ingrid Bergman including a 9,000-volume library oxygen to her unconscious lined the walls, each occupied by and more than 20 letters from and llemingway'sfishingboat, El nephew. tiny patients, some wrapped in the 19-year-old Italian Contessa Pilar. The electricity is gone. The woolen blankets, others cradled he was in love with are among The microfilm copies wilt be incubators aren't working. The in their parents arms. thousands of the author's docu- stored at the lohn E Kennedy generators are only used spar- One father wiped his child ments Cuba is making available Library in Boston, but originals ingly because there isn't much clean with a dirty red cloth, but to outside scholars. will stay at the Hemingway fuel. And there is no sign of help mostly it was women who President Fidel Castro and an Museum at Finca de Vigia. long a — or at least, not enough — crowded the room. On some American group led by U.S. Rep. source of pride for Cuba from an international commu- beds there were two and three fames McGovern, a Hemingway's fourth and last nity that vowed to help the women, some lying with their Vincent nun AP Photo sick children, others soothing Massachusetts Democrat, wife, Mary Welsh Hemingway, Afghan capital after the Taliban WAITING: Subahnallah, 5, waits for treatment from a doctor at signed an agreement Monday to donated the estate to the Cuban defeat. them, one rhythmically patting This week marks one year the back of her sleeping infant. Children's Hospital in Kabul. In the intensive care Unit, 13 cots were collaborate on the restoration government in 1961, just after lined up against the walls, each one occupied by tiny patients. and preservation of 2,000 letters, the author committed suicide in since the fall of Kabul, and the Earlier that day, an 18-month- 3,000 personal photographs and his Ketchum, Idaho, home. Children's Hospital is desperate old boy died because there was- some draft fragments of novels Cuban curators preserved the for supplies and funds. Some n't the $6 to buy the medicine he and stories that were kept in the home exactly how the assistance has been coming. needed, said Abdul Wazir, a humid basement of Finca de Hemingways left it. looking like There is more medicine today nurse. Vigia, the villa outside Havana the writer "just stepped down the than under the Taliban, because "We just didn't have it, and the where Hemingway lived from driveway to pickup his mail," international agencies have a parents didnt have the money to 1939-1960. said fenny Phillips, granddaugh- greater presence. buy it," Wazir said. "We have no "I personally have much for ter of Maxwell Perkins, But beyond that, those work- medicine, no electricity, no which to thank Hemingway," Hemingway's editor. ing and seeking care at Kabul's water. Nothing is working" said the gray-bearded Castro, Visitors can see the writer's only hospital for children cannot Decades of war have decimat- who wore his olive fatigues dur- collection of moccasins lined see how things have improved. ed Afghanistan's infrastructure. ing the ceremony at Finca de against a wall, reading material "We have nothing in this hos- At a conference on aid to Vigia. "The honor that he gave us in the bathroom and bottles of pital. The world doesrft think Afghanistan held in limitary in by choosing our country in liquor on the (able next to about us," I linII.HI said, resting Tokyo, U.N. Secretary General which to live and write some of Hemingway's favorite reading her head in her trembling hands, Kofi Annan said $10 billion his best work." chair. The estate includes the refusing to look up, watching her would be needed to rebuild this Also at the ceremony were graves of four of Hemingway's nephew grasp for a breath. war-shattered nation. The world Hemingway's grandson Sean, his dogs. "Where is the money they said pledged $4.5 billion and so far niece Hillary and daughter-in- Curators prohibit visitors from they would give? We haven't seen hasn't given even $1 billion. law Angela entering the house — tourists any of it," she said. The U.N. children's agency, Funded by the Rockefeller peer through windows — a deci- President Humid Karzai was UNICES reported last week that Foundation, the joint effort by sion U.S. scholars and asking the same question. an Afghan woman dies in child- the New York-based Social researchers say has protected the In an interview Sunday at the birth every 20 minutes. The Science Research Council and collection from deterioration presidential palace. Karzai called report emphasized the woeful the Cuban National Council of and pilfering. the children's hospital a tragedy, state of the country's health care. and he questioned what had It said three-quarters of babies become of the international bom to mothers who die in community's commitment to childbirth will themselves die Vincent IlUn AP Photo The Sisters of help his poor nation. within the first year of life, most- BROKEN: Humair holds her nephew, 3, who has been disconnected "The money is not getting to ly from malnutrition due to lack from an oxygen tank which has run out of air. Another tank, which the people who need it. We are of breast milk. sits in a nearby corner, is broken at the Childrens Hospital in Kabul. would like to Congratulate not seeing development money.

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Two teams the players later, Haldi found Saturday Shatone Powers for an 18-yard BG looks to recover from score, making the game 17-0 difference Saturday's loss at Raymond with 12 minutes to go in the half. lames Stadium as they take on After a punt by each team, BG By Joel Hammond South Florida. finally put points on the board, SPORIS EDITOR but not the kind they wanted. On DE KALB. 111. — So many Basketball first down from NIU's 20, Harris times this season, it has looked for Hawkins over the been the Bowling Green Sunday middle, but Hawkins was unable special teams making head- Men take on Shawnee State in to hold onto the ball at the goal lines with their timely and their final tune-up for their line, forcing the Falcons to settle regular season opener next for a 32-yard field goal by Shaun momentum-swinging plays. Saturday at Detroit. Suisham. Like the Western The defense held the Huskies Michigan game, when Alex Diving scoreless throughout the rest of Glantzis blocked the poten- Saturday the half, and with a driving wind tial game-winning field goal at their backs. Harris and com- for the Broncos. Or, in the BG hosts the Falcon Diving same game, when Cornelius Invitational. pany drove inside the Huskies' 30. Suisham attempted his sec- McGrady blocked a Bronco ond field goal of (he game, but punt which set BG up inside missed wide left, keeping the the Bronco 20. Or like the NIUleadatl7-3athalftime. season-opening win over BG's defense held the Huskies Tennessee Tech, in which on their first possession of the defensive back Keon Spikers second half, but the Falcons Newson blocked two punts were unable to move the ball. Ben Swanter BG Nevis which again set the Falcons After another Fleming punt, NIU up with more great field drop close drove and scored on another INCOMPLETE: BG receiver James Hawkins is mauled as he tries to catch a Josh Harris pass, position. Azar field goal, making the score into scoring position. On fourth on a fourth-down ran, turning game on trying to slow him In Saturday's 26-17 loss to 20-3. down and goal, Harris eluded an the ball over to NIU on downs. down a little bit." Northern Illinois, though, it On the ensuing possession. game to NIU defender, and found Robert Azar would tally his fourth field A huge factor in the game was was the Huskies' special BG would finally punch the ball Redd in the end zone, cutting the goal of the day, providing the NIU tailback Michael Turner, teams who won the game, into the end zone, as they ran Huskie lead to six at 23-17. final margin at 26-17. who is second nationally in one of their now-famous throw- as a great game from punter Cardinals "We just started throwing the "It was a great victory." NIU rushing Although he didn't fig- limmy Erwin, four made back plays. Receiver Cole coach loe Novak said. "Our ure in the scoring, Turner ran for ball around a little bit more |in field goals from kicker Steve Magner lined up behind center, defense played real well. It was a 201 yards on 40 carries. By Daniel Gediuy the second half]," Redd said. Azar and two big returns scouts REPORTER but handed to Harris on a "We came into the game, and huge help to have two weeks to "Our guys compared him reverse. Harris found tailback Joe spelled doom for Bowling The BG volleyball team put a there was so much stuff going prepare. Our kids went out and ITumerl to Iformer Toledo run- Alls in the back of the end zone, Green. real scare into the Mid- on, we just weren't focused, and made plays and executed the ning back] Chester Taylor," and BG cut the NIU lead to 10. "(The returns) killed us." American Conference West- it showed in the second half. game plan and did a great job of Meyer said. "Our defense played Once again, though, the very well. We held a good back in BG Coach Urban Meyer division-leading Ball State Everybody came together and controlling their running game." Huskies drove, and despite being BG linebacker Chris Haneline check. To win at Bowling Green, said. "I'm in charge of that, Cardinals Friday night, pushing played in the second half.... We held inside the Falcon 10 again, needed to play four quarters of talked about the Huskies' offen- you've to got to play good the kick return and the punt them to a decisive fifth set Azar kicked his third field goal of football, and we didn't do that." sive attack. defense, and we're starting to return really hurt us. I made before finally falling 15-11. the game — this one from 26 The game would only get clos- "We knew all week Northern play good defense again." a comment that before the "That would have been a yards — and the Huskies had a er, as lanssen Patton intercepted Illinois had a tremendous offen- The Huskies outrushed BG game: I thought our kickoff tremendous upset," head coach 23-10 lead. a Haldi pass intended for sive attack," linebacker Chris 198-86. Hairis threw the ball a team and our punt team Denise Van De Walle said. Harris and the offense, Sheldon at his own seven, and Haneline said. "They have one of season-high 52 times, complet- and our offensive and The Falcons had the though, kicked into high gear, as returned it to the Falcon 30 yard the best running backs in the ing 27 for 271 yards and two Cardinals on the ropes after tak- Harris used three passes to line. The Falcons moved the ball nation. V\fe really focused this touchdowns. Redd had a career- HUSKIES, PAGE 8 ing the second and third sets Hawkins to move the Falcons to the 50, but Harris was stuffed week, and coming into this high 14 receptions for 119 yards. 30-24 and 30-27 respectively. In the second set, the Falcons took an early advantage and never looked back, going ahead for good at 5-4. The Cardinals had a "When the game was still in doubt, the few small rallies throughout the two goals and the shorthander were set, but were never quite able to critical to the momentum of the game." catch the Falcons, who pro- leers play Michigan duced several mini scoring SCOn PALUCH, BG HOCKEY COACH spurts to gradually increase their lead throughout the set. One of these spurts came UM power play behind the service of Melissa tough, but lose, tie Mohr, who scored four consec- By Jayme Ram son utive points to increase the SPORTS REPORTER Falcon lead from 9-7 to 13-7. goals change game One night after losing 6-4 to The Falcons kept the momen- The University of Michigan at tum going after Mohr's scoring By Erica Gambaccira "It was one of those great BGSU Ice Arena, the Bowling ASSIST**! SPORTS EDITOR individual efforts," said streak ended, opening up their Green hockey team tied Special teams were the key Michigan head coach Red biggest lead of the set at 16-8. Michigan 1 -1 and did something factors for the Bowling Green Berenson. "He was down wide The two teams went almost no other team has done against hockey team this weekend. and ended up scoring a goal. point for point for the rest of the Michigan this year. Both Michigan and the That was great speed and a set, with the set finally ending The Falcons held Michigan to Falcons were 2-for-7 on the perfect shot. The goalie played on a Ball State service error to one goal. power play Friday night, but it perfect and Helminen still even things up at one set The No 6 Wolverines had not scored less than three goals in a neither team was able to con- got it up in top comer. It was a apiece. vert Saturday. perfect shot" The third set was a very see- game this season. They had outscored their opponents 41 -17 The Wolverines scored the However, the Falcons would saw battle, as neither team was first power play goal Friday in have their own chance on the able to open up more than a and averaged over five goals per game. the first period and then came power play later on in the sec- two-point lead until BG went Goaltender lordan Sigalet out and scored a short-handed ond period and early in the up 14-11. The Cardinals were started at goalie for the Falcons goal early in the second period, third. able to draw even with three and made 48 saves, including which turned the game "Special teams ended up unanswered points to make the two in overtime and 17 in the around. being a factor in the game," score 17-17, but the Falcons third period. "When the game was still in Berenson said. were able to go right back up by "We feel very comfortable doubt, the two power play Both teams played strong on three following a service error, a with our goaltenders and lordan goals and the shorthander the power play on Saturday, sideout and an ace by Mohr to was spectacular tonight," BG were critical to the momentum but were unable to find the net. of the game," said head coach "The big difference bring the score to 20-17. The coach Scott Paluch said. "We did Enn Carvtr BG Hty<% Falcons had a scare late in the a good job early. It's all part of a Scon Paluch. "There's a lot of ISaturdayl were special teams," CELEBRATION: Tyler Knight and Tyler Masters celebrate a set as Susie Norris was shook up team, guys picking each other different ways to get swing said goaltender Jordan Sigalet. after falling while trying to up and he |Sigalet| picked us up Bowling Green goal over the weekend. goals in hockey, and that was "They had a lot of power-play in that situation." certainly a swing goal in the goals | Friday] night. We did a make a play on a ball in the net. when Sigalet got the puck to Sigalet also had successive "Tonight's going to be a big game." good job of tying up their Norris was not seriously hurt on Kevin Bieksa, who fired a shot saves at the end of the second turning point in the season," The short-handed goal speed ISaturdayl." past Michigan goalie Al Montoya the play, but continued to play, period when Michigan threat- Sigalet said after the game. came early in the second peri- Michigan had 11 shots on at the 18:30 mark in the first peri- serving for the win at 29-23. The ened to go ahead. Sigalet's 18 "We've come close in a lot of od on a shot at the top of the the power play, while the od. Cardinals killed that attempt saves in the second period games and it's nice to get a point net by Michigan's Dwight Falcons recorded 10 of their out of this especially against the "I thought it was a harmless and closed to 29-27, forcing BG helped the Falcons keep the Helminen. game within reach going into the No. 6 rated team in the country." VOLLEYBALL PAGE 9 Bowling Green scored first final period. HOCKEY. PAGE 8

. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Tuesday, November 12.2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Team shows good and bad in win By Erik Cassano 'earn with a big lead, a team that Raheem Moss and Ronald Lewis Cory Ryan, who finished with a defense, I'm just coming out to game, in traffic, jumping above spoms mourn doesn't yet know not to let its gave a small taste of what the game-high 27 points. Ryan, who show |the younger playersl and people." For the first 20 minutes of guard down. BG came out for the future might hold. Moss threw in was sometimes a loose cannon to set the tone |of the game|." For the Czechs, Ian Sitar and Saturday's 84-67 exhibition win second half confident it had the a three-pointer as time expired in from beyond the three-point arc Germain Fitch was instrumen- Hali-Shun Roberts tied for the over Czech Republic Select at game under control, and the the first half, and then got a last year, showed newfound dis- tal in buoying a sagging BG team lead with 14 points. Roberts Anderson Arena, the Bowling Czechs promptly scored the first sparse crowd, announced at 509, cipline, trying to help run the rebounding game late in the first also led the Czechs in rebounds Green basketball team remem- five points of the half. on their feet in the second half offense more than look for the half. Six of his 11 points came on with eight. The Czechs were bered everything coach Dan "What we did in this game is with a dunk. Lewis, bringing the open shot. The strategy worked put-backs off offensive boards. dominated on the boards 42-27 Dakich told them in the locker what we do in practice," Dakich ball up the floor, penetrated to against the Czechs. Passing the He led the game with lb overall, and could not find any- room beforehand. Play defense said. "We play really well in prac- the basket well, and caught the ball away and then getting open, rebounds. one to counter Ryan's three-point inside and out. Make sharp pass- tice for about an hour, and then Czechs napping in the second Ryan took shooting practice on "I thought IFitch] went to the onslaught. The Czechs finished es. Get the perimeter game our mind wanders and we slip." half when he turned on his after- the Czech defense, nailing 7-10 offensive boards better than any just 5-for-22 from beyond the arc. involved. Rebound at both ends. The second half was much burners and blew past everyone three-point attempts. His 21 kid we had here." Dakich said. BG's final home tune-up before For 20 minutes, they seldom more telling of a young team. for an easy lay-up. Freshman points from beyond the arc were "We haven't been a great offen- the start of the regular season is missed a beat, scoring the game's Inconsistent play and turnovers walk-on Patrick Phillips got in on enough to buffer the Falcons sive rebounding team, and I Sunday against Shawnee State. first 14 points and piling on to a peppered with flashes of athletic the act as well, canning a deep against a serious Czech run. thought the offensive rebounds Tip-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. 45-22 halftime lead. brilliance. While the passing three-pointer late in the game, his "I'm just doing what Coach he got, quite frankly, were legiti- Ah, but then there's halftime. game suffered after halftime, only points. wants me to do," Ryan said. "If it's mate. They were the offensive Dangerous ground for a young leading to 21 turnovers, freshmen The difference in the game was playing hard, if it's shooting, if it's rebounds you're going to get in a

"I have the utmost admiration for all the girls on this team. They have been absolutely magnificent...." leers gain confidence after UM ANDY RICHARDS. BG WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 7 physical edge and our team when junior Mark Wires scored ish with some momentum matched that pretty much for at the 3:17 mark. Senior Tyler when junior Kip Homer scored play at first but Bieksa's got a the whole weekend," Paluch Knight and sophomore Alex with six seconds left. Homer hard shot and he just got to the said. "When you look at the Rogosheske were credited with was assisted by junior Erik Falcons'year line and let it go," Sigalet said. "I course of the six periods, our assists on the play. Eaton and freshman Ion Sitko don't know if Montoya saw it or level of competitive nature was Michigan's Brandon Rogers for the first goal of his collegiate not but Bieksa sacrificed his strong the whole time. Tonight took advantage of a power play career. body making that play and we we had some great chances. opportunity to tie the game at "We've gotten a very good really missed him during the Their goalie made some saves, 1-1. Michigan scored two goals effort out of our team all year ends with loss rest of the game but everyone our goalie made some saves in the beginning of the second long," Paluch said. "As long as stepped it up for him and filled and certainly we want to take period to open up a 3-1 lead. there is time on the clock and in for the loss of him." this type of effort and move on Bowling Green also took teams are playing hockey we By Zach Baker Richards said that had some Bieksa was knocked down forward." advantage of a power play situ- are going to compete and play SPORTS «[P0»1(R penalty calls gone the Falcons' while taking the shot and had to The Falcons seemed to pick ation when sophomore Steve hard." The women's soccer team's way, the game could have been leave the game. He did not up on Saturday night right Brudzewski scored at the 7:48 " We feel fortunate to walk out season came to an end on Friday tied. return to the bench. where they left off at the end of mark. He was assisted by of here with a win tonight. with a 3-0 loss to Miami in the "Had we gotten the penalty The Wolverines tied the game Friday's game. sophomore Chris Pedota and Bowling Green is a good team. semi-finals of the Mid-American and it been a 1-1 game, 1 think at the 13:20 mark in the second "Scoring that goal in the last junior D'Arcy McConvey. They did a lot of good things," Conference tournament. The loss period when Mark Mink scored 30 seconds last night I think we Michigan scored two more Michigan coach Red Berenson we'd have had a pretty good carried that momentum over to goals in the period and had a 5- said. "They just missed on some ended a week that was full of on an assist from I.I. Swistak. chance to win it," Richards said. Neither team was successful tonight. It showed last night that 2 lead going into the final peri- of their chances. They had the both tragedy and sadness for a "But it didn't go our way." in scoring on the power play in we could play with them, scor- od. three on one break with the one team that has been as close as a BG fell behind 2-0 in the sec- Saturday's game. Both teams ing four goals," Sigalet said. "We In the third period BG capi- goal differential and it would family. The death of freshman ond half, and with five minutes had numerous power play hadn't been scoring that much talized on another power play have been a whole different Leslie Dawley on Tuesday put the left to play, surrendered another opportunities toward the end of in the other games and to get opportunity when freshman game." Falcons run in this year's postsea- goal to put the game out of reach. the first period and throughout four goals was big." Brett Pilkington scored at the Bowling Green is 2-8-1 on the son in perspective, and made the Miami not only won the game, the second period when the two Although the Falcons lost on 4:30 mark. Knight and fresh- season and 0-7-1 in the Central loss on Sunday an afterthought but defeated Ohio 5-1 on Sunday teams combined for 21 penal- Friday, they were able to come man Don Morrison assisted on Collegiate Hockey Association. to what has been a remarkable to become MAC postseason ties. back toward the end of the the play. Michigan is 6-1 -1 overall and 3- game and be a threat. Michigan scored their sixth 0-1 in CCHA action. show of courage. champions for the third consecu- "Michigan coming in was the team with skill and speed and a The Falcons were able to goal at the 10:10 mark. Falcons coach Andy Richards tive season. score the first goal of the game The Falcons were able to fin- praised his team for its compo- The Falcons finished the sea- sure during the past week. son with a record of 12-8-2, a five "I have the utmost admiration win improvement from last sea- for all the girls on this team," son. In addition, several Falcons Richards said. "They have been were given MAC honors the night absolutley magnificent, and I before the game. Sheldon's punt return, Drew's kick don't think there are words to Team captain and goalkeeper describe them." Erika Flanders, and sophomore The 3-0 score in Friday's loss Kristy Coppes each were named was identical to the game that BG to the MAC All-Tournament return pace Huskies to big victory dropped to Miami in October, team. Flanders made eight saves but Richards said the team in Friday's game. Coppes scored Drew, who also made a huge HUSKIES. FROM PAGE 7 played much better on Friday the first goal of Wednesday's win return of his own late in the than the score indicates. against Buffalo. In addition, defensvive linemen would be fourth, with BG threatening. "We were a much better team Flanders was named to the All- the difference in the game. After the Falcons cut the lead this time around than when we MAC first team, only the second Those four things were the to 23-17, Drew took the kickoff played them last time," Richards player in the program's history to difference. We did not do a and raced to the BG 43, said. "The score really wasn't a receive the honor. Tracy Gleixner good job covering kicks "I was just trying to make a fair reflection of how the girls earned the honor in 1998. today." play," Drew said. "I asked The first big play for the NIU played." Samantha Meister was named coach before that play to let me The Redhawks scored first, on special teams unit came just return it, and the return team MAC Rookie of the year, the sec- over a minute into the second a goal by Danielle Berkemeier. It ond straight year a BG player has opened up a huge hole for quarter, after BG punted being me." wrs the first of three goals scored won the honor. Coppes won the down 10-0. NIU wide receiver in the game by Berkemeier, who Completing the great day for award last year. Meister's award is Dan Sheldon, who had just the unit was the kicking of was named MAC Player of the especially impressive consider- caught a touchdown pass a punter limmy Erwin and kick- Year for this season.The score minute earlier, took the punt er Steve Azar. Erwin averaged remained 1 -0 through halftime. WOMEN SOCCER. PAGE 9 and raced 80 yards up the left 39 yards a punt, and pinned sideline, giving the Huskies the the Falcons inside their own 20 • ••••••••••••••• ball at the BG 11 yard line. once, while Azar converted "Punt returns are all block- four short field goals, giving ing," Sheldon said. "I was just him 15 for the year. WINTER/SPRING reading |teammate| Randee's "limmy Erwin pounted weU, block in front of me, and fol- and Azar kicked well, obvious- lowed his block." ly," NIU coach )oe Novak said. Panama City Beach Sheldon referred to Randee South Padre Island • Vail • ••••••••••••••• Bin Snntn BG New BROKEN UP: BG defensive back Jelani Jordan breaks up a pass intended for a Northern Illinois receiver. ••••••••••••••••

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