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For Athletic Director Paul Krebs, if s been... A Revolving Door By Erik Cassano grams have been as varied as the SPORTS REPORTER sports they play. In the cases of Rail Krebs has spent but a rela- Gary Blackney and Buddy Powers, tive sliver of his career as Bowling the programs needed more ener- MEYER LEAVES Green's director of athletics. He's gy, a spark to infuse life into teams Krebs admits he was under (he been at his post for not quite four that had gone stale. The Falcon impression, after Urban Meyer's years. In that time, however, he's football team won back-to-back (above, right) comments at his replaced more major-sport coach- MAC titles under Blackney in the final media session of the season. es than some athletic directors do early '90s, but had stagnated thai he was here to stay. Alter all. in their entire tenure. The football, toward the end of the decade. Meyer said he had unfinished men's and women's basketball and "My first year here, we went 5-B business here. lockey teams have yielded four and I figured we were turning the But, a week later, Meyer coaching changes, and another corner toward contention again," hopped on the first flight to Sail near-change, since December Krebs said. "That didn't happen, Lake City and bigger bucks. 2000. unfortunately." Now. Krebs has no hard feel- The torrent of coaching changes The Falcons went 2-9 in ings, and even wishes Meyer >egan in fall 2000 when football Blackney's final season. becomes the Mountain West's rach Gary Blackney announced The hockey team, though it coach of the year. lis resignation effective at the end advanced to the 2001 Central But closer to home, he hopes of the season. His- vacancy was Collegiate 1 lockey Association Gregg Brandon (right, below) filled by Urban Meyer, who left this tournament semifinals, was com- can also cany over Meyers past December and was replaced ing off a string of losing seasons momentum. Krebs conducted a by Gregg Brandon. this past spring. Attendance was national search, but after players Women's basketball coach Dee falling for home games and a gen- backed Brandon, he had an easy Knoblauch was terminated follow- eral apathy had permeated the choice. ing a second-round Mid- campus toward Falcon hockey. It Brandon, a major part of the American Conference tourna- was becoming clear to Krebs and offense implemented in 2001 ment loss in March 2001. Curt the Athletic Department that the that produced astounding num- Miller was named her successor life had gone out of Powers' pro- bers, has held onto many of the later in the year. Hockey coach gram. previous staff members, giving Buddy Powers was relieved of his "In the case of Buddy Powers, Krebs the sense of continuity he job following the 2001-02 season you had a coach that, while he was spoke of during Brandon's press and replaced by University alum well-liked, wasn't getting tile job conference. Bffi S»M,Br BG News Scott Paluch. done to satisfaction anymore." PLENTY OF CHANGE: Athletic Director Paul Krebs, pictured above And then there was the case of Krebs said. "We needed new life, a men's basketball coach Dan new person with fresh ideas, and at the announcement ot Urban Meyer's departure, and below at the Dakich. last spring, he waved a that's what I think we have in Scott hiring ot Gregg Brandon, has seen coaching changes in four major tearful good-bye as he departed Much." sports in his short stay at BG. for West Virginia University. Less Krebs said that while the change POWERS FIRED than a week later, with a nation.il didn't translate to the scoreboard coaching search about to com- this year — the Falcons finished Buddy Powers (above, right) mence, he backed out of his West the season 8-25-3 - there is a defi- had lost control of the program, Virginia contract and returned. nite change in the attitude of the essentially. A run deep into the Dakich has never publicly revealed hockey program. Central Collegiate I lockey the exact reason for his comeback. "If you have been to our games Association playoffs saved Krebs acknowledged there has this season, you see a change in Powers after 2001, but another been a high turnover, but nothing the team." he said. "Fewer mis- dismal season in 2002 was the that shouldn't be accounted for. takes, more energy, bener play. end of the line for Powers. "What we've had here is an The wins, 1 think, are coming. Scott Scott Paluch (below, right), an unusual amount of turnover in key has a great recruiting class coming assistant at Boston (College at the positions," he said. "But as some- in." time, was brought in by Krebs. one in an administrative position, The coaching change for again fulfilling his desire for con- it is something you plan for. You women's basketball was necessi- tinuity — Much played here in have to have a list of four or five tated by what Krebs saw as a mis- the mid-HOs, and was a member names, people you have evaluated match of coach and team. I lis dis- of the 1984 National as potential successors for almost like of the way Knoblauch handled Championship team. every position in the department." the team is still evident. Krebs said Since then. I'.iliu li has insert Krebs said each case must lx' Knoblauch had trouble managing ed his own form of discipline, evaluated on its own. livery coach- her players and recruiting for a punishing players for missing ing search must be tailored to the Division 1 program. curfew and misbehaving other- needs of the pmgram and filled "Dee came from a Division III wise, on and off the ice. after a series of interviews with program at Mount Union," he Paluch struggled in his first several short-list candidates. said. "Thai's probably where she season at the helm, going just 8- "1 think that you can never hire should have stayed. 25-3, but return captain D'Arcy someone after just one interview," "Any coach who comes in and McConvey and assistant captain he said. "You need at least several. says T don't like to recruit tall play- Kevin Bieksa to anchor a talented After several interviews, that is ers' for basketball, there's prob- but young team. Goalie lordan when the tnie personality of that lems right there." Sigalet, who overtook Tyler person will begin to emerge." Masters on the depth chart, will lhe needs of BG's athletic pro- KREBS, PAGE 3 also return. Outstanding Senior to be named Thursday

By Dmitry Bulgakov leadership and community ser- ways to make BGSU such a spe- The top ten nominees were community and am help make a NOMINEES FOR THE REPORTER vice in their years in Bowling cial place." interviewed by committee, which difference in the world." OUTSTANDING Ibis year, the outstanding Green," said Donna McCartney To select the best, every organi - selects the outstanding senior. One of the main criteria during SENIOR AWARD senior award will be presented Beyond BG Outstanding Senior zation on campus received letters The results will be announced on selection process was involve- Thursday night during Beyond Chair. asking them to nominate two Thursday. ment in the community outreach BG, an event sponsored by "I think it is really great that seniors that they felt were worthy T believe that I was nominated programs. •PAUL COULTER University Ambassadors and the Bowling Green State University of the award. because I have strived to make a "I think the award makes • SARA HOGE Student Alumni Association, at 8 recognizes ten of the most out- "We've got about 45 nomina- difference in the lives of students underclassmen aware thai there • DAVID HUMPHREY p.m. in the Union Ballrom. First standing seniors for all of our tions, and we sent out applica- both in my organization |Alpha is more to BGSU than classes. It's • JENNIFER KRESS presented In 1990, the outstand- accomplishments, dedication, tions to all of them," McCartney Phi Omega] and all others on this an environment to experience •MICHAEL ORLANDO ing senior award is one of the rec- and service to the University," said. "We had an application and campus," said Sara Hoge presi- new things and become • GARY NOVOTNY ognized University nominations said Mike Orlando, one of this selection committee of five facul- dent of Alpha Phi Omega and one involved," said Jennifer Kress, a • IRIS RESENDEZ "It is presented to one senior year's nominees. "I think this is ty, staff and alumnus members, of the top ten nominees. "I work nominee. "In my opinion, it Idle • SARAH SACCANY who has demonstrated «i out- important because myself and they received all of the applica- to make sure that students standing effort in his or her acad- die other finalists have all made a Uons and from there they nar- understand that they are very • KRISTIN SIRMANS emics, extracurricular activities, special contribution in our own rowed it to the top ten." important to the overall campus SENIOR, PAGE 2 • TIMOTHY ZWAYER

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.- .-. •_-_-_- .-.-.-_-.-.*.*-•-- 2 Tuesday. April 22.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Malvo willingly confesses to shootings By Matthew Barakat Washington, D.C. wrote. view but that his request was in late October, he said nothing the right to remain silent and the IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS In the documents, prosecutors Malvo's lawyers want the con- essentially ignored. to police who tried to question right to a lawyer, with an'X.' IA1RI AX. Va. — Sniper suspect say Malvo chuckled as he recalled fession tossed out They argue Prosecutors do not dispute him. Malvo's decision to sign with Lee Boyd Malvo willingly con- the reaction of a boy he shot at that Malvo's lawyers were not that Malvo, who was 17 at the But when he was transferred an 'X' demonstrates that he fessed to some of the shootings and missed. present and that Malvo made it time of the Nov. 7 interrogation, to Virginia for prosecution on "obviously felt free to decide for during a police interview last fall, "Evidently, Malvo found it clear to police that he did not asked police, "Do I get to see my Nov. 7, he allegedly opened up to himself how he would respond laughing as recalled shooting an amusing that as the errant bullet want to talk about the shootings. attorneys?" and later said, "My Fairfax County homicide detec- to police questions and FBI analyst in the head, prosecu- flew past the boy's head he swat- A hearing on the confession that attorneys told me not to say any- tive lune Boyle, and FBI special requests," Morrogh wrote. tors said in legal briefs made pub- ted at the air as if a bee had both sides agree is critical is thing to the cops until they got agent Brad Garrett, who has Defense lawyers, on the other lic yesterday. buzzed too close," wrote Fairfax scheduled April 28. there," before confessing. But been involved in many of the hand, indicate that his refusal to Malvo's lawyers assert that County Deputy In a 40-page brief filed earlier Morrogh argued that those state- FBI's recent high-profile investi- sign his own name is a clear sig- police manipulated a confession Commonwealth's Attorney this month, defense lawyers ments fall well short of the clear gations. nal that he did not want to waive about his role in the spate of Raymond F Morrogh. argue that authorities undertook demand for a lawyer needed to "At times during the interview, his rights. shootings that terrorized the "Malvo actually smiled and "covert and intentionally decep- stop the questioning. Malvo laughed or smiled," Both suspects face the death Washington, D.C., area. He and chortled as he recounted this tive actions" to transfer Malvo to "At best it was an expression of Morrogh wrote. "For example, he penalty. Prosecutors have said fellow suspect John Allen event." Virginia without the knowledge some reservation in Malvo's laughed as he described shoot- the shootings that occurred dur- Muhammad. 42, have been Malvo's demeanor during the of his court-appointed lawyers at mind that he elected to reject by ing (FBI analyst Linda Franklin) ing a three-week spree in linked to 20 shootings, including six-hour interview in November that time. They also say that waiving his rights," Morrogh at Home Depot in the head." October were pan of a scheme to 13 deaths, in Virginia. Maryland. proves he was not intimidated by Malvo asked for his lawyers at wrote. Malvo signed a waiver to his extort $10 million from the gov- Alabama, Georgia, luuisiana and police into a confession, Morrogh the very beginning of the inter- When Malvo was first arrested, Miranda rights, which guarantee ernment Washington sends team to search for weapons 1HI ASSOCIATED PHESS most-wanted Iraqis and the puters to join the search in Iraq latest position. Gamer, who is overseeing Iraq's sealed its border with Iraq and Key developments yesterday in queen of spades in the U.S. mili- for weapons of mass destruction, • The Pentagon has no interest reconstruction, arrived in that anyone crossing into the Iraq: tary's deck of 52 cards. analyzing documents, interrogat- in keeping U.S. military forces in Baghdad from Kuwait. Garner country would require a visa. • Muhammad llamza al- • U.S. weapons experts in Iraq ing prisoners and scouring suspi- Iraq longer than it takes to stabi- said his priority was to restore • The U.S. Army controlled Zubaydi, known as Saddam have discovered ingredients and cious sites. lize the country, Defense basic services as water and elec- Baghdad after days of looting and Hussein's "Shiite Thug" for his equipment that can be used to •The head of the Iraqi National Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld tricity. arson. Coalition-run radio role in Iraq's bloody suppression make a chemical weapon, U.S. Congress said Saddam Hussein said, denying a news report that • Syrian Foreign Minister announced an 11 p.m.-6 a.m. of the Shiite Muslim uprising of military officials confirmed. remains in Iraq. Ahmad Chalabi the United States was planning a Farouk al-Sharaa said his country curfew, and a power plant in 1991, was arrested, the U.S. • Washington is sending more told the BBC that his group was long-term military relationship wants dialogue and not heated northeast Baghdad began sup- Central Command said. He is No. than 1,000 experts specializing in tracking Saddam, but with a with Iraq. exchanges with the United States. plying an oil refinery and a near- 18 on Washington's list of 55 weapons, intelligence and com- delay of at least half a day on his • Retired U.S. General lay Al-Sharaa also said Syria has by district.

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Please make reservations by calling 372-4736 Regular menu also available. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tuesday. April 22.2003 3 www.bgnews.com/campus CELL BIOLOGY CLASS TO BE OFFERED THIS SUMMER Cell Biology (407/515) will be offered by Carmen Fioravanti in the first summer session (May 19 - June 27). Fioravanti will serve as instructor for both the lecture and laboratory portions of the course. The lecture portion is from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Monday through Thursday. The lab portion will be 1:30 p.m. to 4:50 p.m., Monday through Wednesday. CAMPUS "If you have a successful coach, another school is going to come along with deeper pockets." PAUL KREBS, BGSU ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Krebs sees recruiting get^^^^^^^ rhc calendar of ewnls ais taken from ijfei_:| ^^k *^ hnrrJ/evtnls.bgsu.edu I ^^^^^^

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. shoestring budget... everything 7:30 p.m. as key in future coach "Old Traditions and New from quick and easy snacks, to Music from Bowling Green at the Directions" developing a theme for maximum Manor House: Students from the KREBS, FROM PAGE 1 Featuring sculptures by the fun! (Class max: 20; No material Voice Studio of Myra Merritt of Meyer. Within two weeks of have to connect the team to the city and the fans. It is something Sculpture Club complemented with fee) Register for workshops at the Free and open to the public. saying he had "unfinished busi- Krebs said he is pleased with ness" to take care of in BCi, Meyer Meyer put a high price on when photos by fine art majors. Information Center in the Bowen- Wildwood Metropolitan Park, Toledo the way Miller is handling the he came to BG, and something Union Galleries Thompson Student Union. Advance Music left to take the head coaching job team right now. but he is still dig- at the University of Utah. There is Brandon wants to continue. To registration is required and space ging his way out of the problems still a small but apparent sense of Brandon, reaching out to the 8 a.m. -11 p.m. is limited. Classes last approx. 2 7:30 p.m. he inherited. The women's bas- betrayal in Krebs' words. community begins on the field. Asian American Heritage Month hours. For more information con- Defining Leadership ketball team has finished below "I am not going to get into it " Wc just need to win, first and Exhibit tact the Information Desk at 419- Discover your influence and find .500 in each of Miller's first two too much, but just let me say foremost." Brandon said. "We Sponsored by Ethnic Studies. 372-2741. your destiny. This event includes seasons. there were conversations I had need to put a good product on Union Room 105 Student Union 314-Buckeye Christian fellowship and worship- The most recent football with Urban that led me to the field and make it worthwhile Telesystem/CPS Meeting Room ful music as well as Campus turnover is a 180-degree turn believe he was staying." he said. for fans to come to games and 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Minister Andy DeGurge, who will be from the changes at the helms of The hard feelings for Krebs stick around until the end." MFA Thesis Exhibitions 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. sharing and helping to define hockey and women's basketball. stop at the office door. 1 le said he High turnover, especially in The culminating exhibitions for A Day in the Life Film leadership. For additional informa- With the hiring of Brandon, wishes Meyer nothing but the highly-competitive, big-money graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- Film sponsored by Residence Life's tion contact Lisa McMillan at 419- Krebs is trying to perpetuate the best at Utah. It is a professional sports like football and men's dents at the Masters level Social Justice Task Force. 836-9373. success the football team has courtesy, but the wishes also basketball, may be the new real- Dorothy Uber Bryan & Willard Olscamp Hall 117 Olscamp 103 experienced the past two years. come with a benefit for BG in ity for a mid-size program like Wankelman Galleries Under Meyer, Uie Falcons had mind. BG. Krebs said it is a fact for most 7 p.m. -10 p.m. 8 p.m. records of 8-3 and 9-3, including "I hope Urban becomes the programs regardless of size. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. A Woman's Narrative Conference Clarinet Choir an 8-0 start to the 2002 season. Mountain West Conference "Turnover is a reality even in UA0 Tie Dye Sale Sponsored by Precious Stones. Directed by Kevin Schempf. Free "In football, we weren't in coach of the year at Utah," he I Bowl Championship Series] Education Bldg. steps Union 202B-Community Room and open to the public. need of dramatic change," Krebs said. "There will always be pan conference schools." he said. "If Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical said. "Brandon will try to capital- of him connected to BG, and any you have a successful coach, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Arts Center ize on the foundation that has success he has will be a good another school is going to come American Red Cross Bloodmobile Visiting Artist Lecture: Ben been laid. He was the best fit for reflection on this school. It will along with deeper pockets, a Union Multipurpose Room Frankmoss 8 p.m. -9 p.m. our situation. He was, in my show that you can come here higher-profile job. or the pros Lecture sponsored by the Graduate Star-Spangled Banners mind, the genius behind our and field a successful program." will come around. It is a good 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Art Student Association. Star-Spangled Banners (the sun, offense the past two years." Krebs said that when he looks problem to have, though. I'll take American Culture Studies Info Business Administration 114 moon & stars on flags of the Brandon was the offensive for a new coach, he wants to see my chance with that scenario Distribution world) multimedia show in the coordinator for BG the past two a few common denominators in rather that not have competitive American Culture Studies will be 7:30 p.m. Planetarium. $1 donation suggest- seasons, when the Falcons were all candidates, regardless of the programs. distributing information about a North Korea: Next Iraq? ed. among the national leaders in sport. "You just have to be ready for group they are forming called Dr. Fuji Kawashima, Director. Asian BGSU Planetarium -112 Physical scoring "They need to be good change. Every place I go, games, Positive Youth Foundation. Studies; Dr. Mark Simon, Chair, Sciences Lab Bldg. "I have to hand it to Paul to recruiters," he said. "They need events, conventions, I am always look at me along with other can- Union Lobby Political Science; and Dr. Gary to have a knowledge of the game, looking around at assistants, didates," Brandon said. "I think I Hess, Distinguished Research 9:30 p.m. an ability to teach effectively, and administrators, coaches, seeing earned the job, and I am glad he 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Professor of History will speak on UA0 Movie- Rules of Attraction be able to instill a sense of disci- who might be a candidate I was willing to look at me and How 2 Workshop United Nations and United States Union Theater pline, manage the team." could look at for this program. ultimately decide on me." "Party Planning On A Budget" with Policies on North Korea. Krebs said involvement in the I've learned from the situations Krebs still has not fully recov- instructor, Camille Jenkins. Learn 221 Olscamp Hall community is also a high priori- in the past two years that any ered from the sudden departure how to plan a great party on a ty. Coaches that come to BG good athletic director docs that."

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Sheik Ali laboun, in Najaf.on whether forbidding Iraqi wives from having sex with husbands who have looted would be consistent with Islamic teachings. (iKwwrefciwn) OPINION WIRE EDITORIAL 11. MI.WKSOTA U.S. should use unbiased inspectors

Where are the weapons? As tinues, bringing back U.N. war and righdy demand proof of it would help the United States to United States wants the sanc- source. the war in Iraq winds down, this inspectors would grant the Saddam Hussein's weapons of mend the relationships it dam- tions lifted. So do Russia and The United States should heed question is central on many United States an added measure moss destruction. Because the aged by waging diis war without other nations. But as Russian for- the will of the United Nations minds, including those in the of credibility. It would also help United States is so invested in international support. By using eign minister Igor Ivanov stated, and allow unbiased inspectors White I louse and Pentagon. ease themindsofa skeptical the issue, bringing back U.N. U.N. inspectors, the United "For the Security Council to take back into Iraq. By doing this, the States would show that the inter- 11 us decision | lifting sanctionsl, Often used as a justification for global public. inspectors would help boost United States will achieve an national body will play an we need to be certain whether the war, the U.S. forces, in their The United States is now undisputable international credibility. It also would help important role in the future of Iraq has weapons of mass campaign to liberate the country, undertaking a larger task than allay rumors, which have already Iraq. destruction or not." The Security authorization for the war and have yet to find the weapons of the war itself: rebuilding a nation surfaced, that the United States Russia and other nations sup- Council would be hard-pressed will show a willingness to coop- mass destruction officials and alliances it damaged in the might plant weapons if it doesn't port the return of U.N. inspec- to make the decision to lift the erate with the international com- adamantly claimed existed at the nm up to war. Many are skepti- find them. tors, which is intertwined with sanctions if all relevant informa- munity it has unsettled with this war's outset. As die search con- cal of U.S. justifications for the But perhaps most imponandy, the U.N. sanctions regime. The tion comes from a U.S. military war.

MTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Transgender issues ON THE STREET ignored on campus irresponsibility of women. In anyone else. You might be able to short, muster some willpower Abortion is a protect yourself for a while physi- Who would win in a ELIZABETH A. this issue. Brandon Teena was and avoid sex until you're grown- cally, but you cannot do so forev- ANDRIACCO not gay at all. In fact, he was a up enough to handle it. fight between Lassie senseless act er, nor can you ever protect your- heterosexual transsexual man. To Ms. Kale, who feels attacked Guest Columnist self emotionally or spiritually. and Ozzy Osbourne? His rapists may have refereed by the pro-life display, I am sin- that is wrong I am surprised at how many to him as a lesbian, but only cerely sorry for the misery you've young women seem to accept There is a recent trend on because they were ignorant of During much of the political experienced. However, don't you the idea that sex is a requirement this campus in regards to GLBT transsexual issues. This is a gunfire that takes place on the think it's inappropriate to feel for any relationship even though issues. No, it's not that they are case of transphobia. It is Opinion Page of this paper. 1 am sorry for yourself when the one they are usually the ones hurt getting more press time or that important to coll it what it is. able to roll my eyes and keep my who paid for your actions was most by it. I am also discouraged Vision is having Rainbow Daze. Referring to this as a "gay bash- mouth shut. Recently, however, I the child that you disposed of to by how few young men make It's that GLBT issues have ing" only leads the reader to feel driven to respond to one avoid dealing with an unwanted any effort to curb their sexual somehow melted into GLB assume that Brandon was issue that has arisen. situation? While it's not my place appetites. If sex is "standard issues. How many people on actually a lesbian or a gay man. The graphic abortion images to pass judgements on others, I equipment" in your relation- this University's campus have This is not respectful to that MI H «l outside the Union for wonder what women who have JILL SCHUMACHER seen anything dealing with Brandon's memory, nor is it the a few days were disturbing to had abortions have told them- ships, you ore truly selling your- transgender issues over the last least bit accurate. Brandon was most who saw them — as they selves to justify their actions and self short. SOPHOMORE, PSYCHOLOGY year? I know that I have seen killed because he refused to should have been. In the days show such lack of concern for Believe it or not, you can date "Lassie because Ozzy very few, and I've been on the live the life of a woman, even following the display, though, I any life other than their own. someone for an extended time lookout. diough he was bom with was horrified to overhear stu- I am ashamed to live in a time and not have sex with them. 1 is all messed up from Most people probably aren't female genitolia. dents laughing about the issue, when such a heinous act is even know that's not common, but do the drugs." even aware of what transgen- Many people ore killed every making light of such an atrocity. debated, much less considered you really want the same prob- der means. In a general sense, year because they don't follow Whether or not abortion to be okay. lems as everyone else? The effort a trans person would be some- society's standards for gender. should lie considered genocide is it takes will certainly be worth one who doesn't conform to Fred Martinez of Colorado was debatable, I lowevet there is no ERIKA L WIERMAN the reward of preserving yourself the gender roles that comply killed for almost the same rea- doubt in my mind that it has STUDENT for the right person. with their biological sex. This son that Brandon Teena was, become an epidemic of senseless The proper place for sex is might mean that someone was by his peers. Tyra Hunter of slaughter. I expect that my opin- within a life-long marriage com- bom with the biological sex of ion will meet with plenty of resis- D.C. was left to die after a car How much are mitment. Within this context, female but is a man. Or, this wreck when emergency work- tance as a college campus is you can exercise complete sexual could be a drag queen who often a painfully liberal place. ers, seeing her male genitalia, freedom. You can interact sexual- only performs as a woman for Nonetheless. I cannot and will you worth in a refused to save her life. ly without the fear of being com- the show, and then lives the not ever understand how anyone Likewise, Robert Eads was relationship? pared to someone else and you DANA ORLANDO rest of his life as a man. Or, this refused medical care when he with half a brain and half a bean would include the gender- can consider such a ruthless act can enjoy your partner rather JUNIOR, IPC was diagnosed with ovarian Last week the campus was than evaluate them. If your com- queer person who doesn't cancer, and died as a result to be acceptable. Women who identify with the term man or taken up in the debate on the mitment to each other precedes "Ozzy because he has Perhaps you are reading this support choice are behaving self- the term woman. The trans value human life: when it begins, sex, then sex is not some sort of a bean burrito power." and thinking that this doesn't ishly and ignorantly; their only community encompasses freedom to choose, etc I want to test, it's the extra credit section! affect you, that you dont know concerns ore for their own many different people with look at human life from a differ- Love is commitment and love anyone that is trans. The truth desires and so-called rights. May many different genders, sexual- ent perspective today. is that you most likely da I remind you that, when abortion is valuing the other more than ities, races, ethnicities, ability While there are many ways to There are a number of trans- is the issue, you are no longer yourself. Sex outside a commit- levels, etc measure the worth of a person, gender students on this cam- defending your right to make ted marriage relationship will Yes, it's difficult to be a gay we must all conclude that every pus that 1 know personally, and choices regarding your own body create rather than solve prob- man or a bisexual woman and person is highly valuable as a I am only one person. The per- — you are making choices lems. live in a residence hall when unique individual. The problem, son sitting next to you in class regarding a life that is separate You will need to wait to find people shout, "That's so gay!" as I see it, is that few people live from your own. And who, the person who will love you and or "Faggot!" on a dairy basis. might be trans, your RA could in a way that reflects their true besides Cod, has the "right" to be committed to you. This wait- But, it's nearly impossible to be and maybe your instructor value. Many are giving them- take the life of another for their ing will be difficult at times. But, live in a residence hall on this is. own benefit? selves away for a negative price. Transphobia, like homopho- when that person does come DONNA MCCARTNEY campus if you are transgender. lb these pro-choice women, I lit me explain. This is all bia, racism and anti-semitism, into your life, you will be unaf- Which rooms are you permit- have one other point to make. about sex. When you have any SENIOR, IPC among others, is a serious issue fected by all others and you will ted to live in? Which room- When you choose to have sex son of sex with someone you are "Lassie. Even a dog has to mates can you have? Which that needs to be addressed. with someone, no matter the being quite intimate with them be able to fully commit to them But, whose job is it to address without reservation. By waiting, be smarter than Ozzy." bathrooms are you required to contraceptive measures token, and giving yourself physically, use? When you have a break in these issues? Should the Center you take the risk that pregnancy emotionally and spiritually. you also show others how much for Multicultural and Academic you value yourself. That's impor- between classes and you need may occur. With the decision to Often times you get hurt feelings to use the restroom, what do Initiatives or Residence Life be tant because it often sets a stan- lie intimate comes the responsi- when that person later decides to you do? The sad truth is that doing something about the dard for how much they value bility to accept the conse- see someone else. You may also most trans people hold it. current living situations for quences. By allowing abortion to feel guilty about it and you could you. afraid of encountering the transgender individuals on this l>e used as a form of birth con- end up with a sexually transmit- police, or even violence, when campus? Should Vision be trol, we allow innocent lives to ted disease. This happens to GARY N0NNEMACHER they try to use the bathroom doing something? I'm not sure. pay for the selfish ignorance and smart people just as much as DEPT OF MATH/STAT for their gender. If this isn't But I do know that trans issues your life, if you haven't experi- have been altogether ignored enced this, would you want to? throughout this whole year and In her column, "Campus people are suffering because of HOLLY MITTELMEIER needs to work on acceptance," it. WHERE DO YOU STAND? SOPHOMORE leanette Beal accuses the If you want more informa- PUBLIC RELATIONS newspaper of being unin- tion about some of the amaz- L-mail your letters/columns to [email protected]. formed. However, she goes on ing people who have been "Lassie because Lassie is killed in America because of See Submission Policy for guidelines. to refer to" Brandon Teena and pretty and Ozzy is not." countless other victims of gay their gender_expression, visit bashing in this country." Beal is http://www.gendcr.org/remem the one who is misinformed on ber/.

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MAN CHARGED IN SLAYING OF INDIAN ACTIVIST www.bgnews.com/nation SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — One of two men accused of killing an American Indian Movement activist nearly 30 years ago has been transferred to South Dakota to stand trial in federal court. Arlo Looking Cloud, a 49-year-old homeless man, was moved to Rapid City from Denver, where he was arrested last month, prosecutors said yesterday. NATION New Jersey school testing new cutting-edge security system By Angela Delia Sand But iris scanning has never grant is we picked a technology THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been used in a school, according that no one else was doing," said PLUMSTED, N.l. — The to Una Page, director of market- Phil Meara, assistant schools biggest security breach in recent ing for Indian Technologies. The superintendent. memory in this small central New company holds patents on the The technology has a wide Jersey school district happened iris recognition software being range of applications. Officials at when a parent forgot to sign in at used here. the Charlotte, N.C., airport the office before delivering cup- Iris recognition systems use a recently installed iris recognition cakes to a child's classroom. systems to identify employees, So it was somewhat of a sur- "We're fortunate to pilots and flight attendants. And prise when the Plumsted district's live in a small, safe United Nations workers have three schools became the test site used it to keep track of Afghani for a cutting-edge eye recognition town. But in this day refugees and prevent them from security system designed to keep and age, you can't claiming more than their share of out strangers. aid packages. "We're an appealing test site take safety for Biometrics expert Paul because we are a small commu- granted." Robertson of TruSecure Corp. in nity where everybody knows Hemdon, Va., said he sees poten- everybody," said Michael Dean, WENDY ARZT, SUBSTITUTE TEACHER tial benefit in the iris scanning the schools' technology coordi- system but questions if it's the nator. "We're taking a rural town video camera to record the col- best technology for controlling and asking, 'What is John Q. ored ring around the eye's pupil. entry to schools Public's perception of this tech- More accurate than fingerprints He cited privacy concerns on nology? What is people's comfort and other biometric markers, iris behalf of people whose personal Darnel H'ilsh«er BG News level — is this easy to use?'" scanning is considered a nearly data is stored in the schools' sys- The iris scanning technology foolproof way of identifying peo- tem and cautioned against over- SECURITY SYSTEM: Mike Dean, technology coordinator for the Plumsted. New lersey. school district, will be used to identify employees ple because markings in the iris reliance on a single technology. looks at parent Kim Johnson's eye on a computer screen after Johnson's eyes were scanned with an iris and those authorized to pick up arc unique to each person and do More than 300 parents and recognition technology security system at New Egypt, N.J.. Elementary school. Wednesday, Aptil 9th. children in the 1,800-studcnt dis- not change as people age. nearly all the district's teachers trict. Anyone else will have to Plumsted was among some and staff volunteered for Members of the project's control small, safe town. Ilui In this da) attitudes about the technology, show ID before being allowed in. 400 school districts that applied Plumsted's two-month pilot pro- group, meanwhile, must show and age. you canl take safety foi i.Md uchida, a researcher Students themselves will never for a grant from the justice ject that began earlier this month. identification and be buzzed Into granted,'' said Ar/i. ,i substitute with the firm. been screened. Department for the iris recogni- Pictures were taken of their eyes, the school by a staffer. teacher taking pan In the study. [he Plumsted board of educa- In the wake of shootings and tion technology. The federal and the images were stored in a Wendy Arzt, whose two daugh- After the study ends, the tion wiO then make the final ded child abductions, schools nation- agency is building a database on computer database. ters attend New Bgypt Maryland consulting linn 21st inn about whethei to use the wide have been taking steps to school security and is using If the iris image in the database Elementary School, lauded the Century Solutions will evaluate gy tighten security, from installing Plumsted as its first data collec- matches that of the person seek- technology as noninvasive and whether the iris si.mm: metal detectors and video cam- tion. ing entry to the school, the school easy to use. useful in the schools and conduct ■ The (ivjoid: inricie eras to hiring extra guards. "The unique thing about our door automatically unlocks. 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Men's Golf BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Fri.-Sun., April 25-27 at Penn State Invitational Softball Today doubleheader vs. Oakland, in Rochester, Mich., at 3 p.m. Tomorrow vs. Toledo at 3:30 p.m. Streak ends, but BG wins 2 Sat. X> Sun. April 26-27 By Zach Baker since BG won the next game. at Northern Illinois at 1 p.m. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR "It seems like whenever you on both days. (DH Saturday) The streak ended, but the soft- start winning all those games in ball team kept winning against a row, everybody starts talking Tennis Akron. about it," Ross-Shaw said. "We Thurs.-Sun., April 24-27 The Falcons, despite dropping never want to lose a game, and at MAC Championships in the first game of Saturday's dou- in fact, I thought we could have Ypsilanti, Mich. bleheader 4-3, took two of three won {Saturday's game|. I told die from the Zips, moving their Mid- girls that they could stop worry- Track and Field American Conference record to ing." 11-6. During the Akron series, the Tomorrow The weekend series started pitching continued to be a big at Drake Relays in Des Moines, Friday, when Liz Vrabel one-hit factor for BG, and Ross-Shaw Iowa, starting at 9 a.m. Akron, and BG won 6-1, increas- said that she expects that suc- ing their winning streak to a cess to continue, despite the Women's Golf school record-tying 10 games. grind of the season. In the second game, lenifer "It's that time of season where Fri.-Sun., April 25-27 Kernahan's home run helped the everybody starts to feel a litde bit at MAC Championships in Falcons jump out to a 3-0 lead. tired and a little bit worn out," Hamilton. Ohio. Vrabel stayed on the mound Ross-Shaw said. "We're getting for game two and kept Akron tired, but so what, all the other scoreless through the first three teams are tired too, and we've innings, but Akron scored four just got to batde through this." unanswered runs to take the The Falcons will play a pair of win. non-conference games today Sparked by a six-run third when they travel to Rochester, Men's golf inning, the Falcons won the sec- Mich., to take on Oakland at 3 ond game, 7-3. p.m. Coach Leigh Ross-Shaw said With a game against Toledo posts strong she was happy with the week- tomorrow, Ross-Shaw said that end's results. Vrabel will not start either of "Akron's a big hitting team, so today's games, and she instead first round it's always nice to hold them," will be saved for Wednesday. Ross-Shaw said. "To get two out The game against Toledo will of three is exactly what we need- be tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at the ed, and we played great all week- BGSU Softball Field. After that but ends up Ben SwanjM BG News end." game, the Falcons will not WAITING: A Bowling Green sottball player waits to lay down a bunt in a recent game. The Falcons Ross-Shaw said that the end- return home until May 2, when play Oakland today and then return to the BGSU Softball Field to host Toledo tomorrow. ing of the team's winning streak they will take on Eastern twelfth had some positives, especially Michigan.

By Erik Bell SPORTS REPORTER The men's golf team once again had a great first round, but struggled in the second and third rounds to finish 12th at the FirstEnergy Collegiate in Ravenna. Tennis clinches first round bye The Falcons had a three-round score of 905. Bowling Green was By Erica Gambaccmi the University of Buffalo 6-1 the match. paired up for an 8-3 victory over The lone senior on the team, tied for fourth after a first round SPORIS EDITOR Saturday. "One of our goals for die week- die Zips' Courtney Brenkus and Gabel competed at the No. 3 sin- score of 293. The Falcons shot a The women's tennis team fin- With the win over Akron on end was to win the doubles point Mindy Price. gles flight in hard fought match. 304 in the second round and a ished the regular season with Friday, the Falcons clinched the in both of diese matches. So we The Falcons dropped the No. 3 Gabel defeated Akron's Serifini, 308 in the third round, however, two victories last weekend to end fifth seed and a first-round bye started out good on our goals doubles flight by a narrow 9-7 6-4.6-4. to end up with the 12th place fin- with a four-match win streak. for next week's MAC because we won the doubles decision. "Alyson Gabel, it was her last ish in the 15-team tournament. The win streak in Mid- Championships. point against Akron." head Once again the Falcons regular season matches since The tournament was hosted American Conference action is Friday's match was moved coach Penny IX'an said. excelled in their singles matches. she is our only senior," Dean by Kent State University at die Falcons' first in nearly two from BGSU's Keefe Courts to the Lisa Maloney and Susie The only loss came at the No. 1 said. "I think it's pretty cool Windmill lakes Golf Club. The decades. Shadow Valley Tennis Club in Schoenberger teamed up at the singles (light where Strembitsky because she won all four of her Golden Flashes won the tourna- The Falcons finished the sea- Toledo due to rain in die area. No. 1 doubles position to an 8-6 defeated BG's I jsa Maloney. matches this weekend. Both her ment with a three-round score of son with a 10-10 overall record Despite the change in location decision over Akron's lrina Schoenberger played at the singles were really competitive 857 after firing the best round of and a 5-4 mark in MAC action as the Falcons still came out strong Strembitsky and Diana Serifini. second flight and lost only three matches." the tournament in the third they defeated die University of taking two of the three doubles At the No. 2 doubles position total games in her victory over round with a score of 289. Akron 6-1 Friday before lieating matches to win the first point of Alyson Gabel and Gaby Coello UA's Brenkus. TENNIS, PAGE 9 Leading the way individually for the Falcons was Craig Pickerel. Pickerel tied for 24th place with a score of 221.1 le shot a 71 in the first round, a 74 in the second round and a 76 in the third and final round. Bud Ziglar tied for 35th with a three round total of 225. Ziglar Falcons travel to shot a 72 in the first round, 80 in the second round and bounced back for a 73 in the third round. Chris Leake. Adam Cordes and Andy Miller also placed for the Falcons I^ake tied for 59th place playWright State with a score of 231. Cordes tied BylaymeRamson Center fielder Chris Tuttlc 10-4 in Dekalb, III. Starter for61stwithascoreof232. Miller ASSISTANT SPORIS EDITOR rounded out the placers for the leads the team in most offen- Keith Laughlin recovered Falcons by finishing 69th with a The Bowling Green base- sive categories, and he was 2- from a four-run first inning score of 236. ball team will take on Wright for-4 against the Falcons last and combined with Neil Mid-American Conference State today, for the second week with the Raiders' lone Schmitz to shut down school Miami finished second time in less than a week. RBI of the game. Tunic boasts Northern Illinois the rest of behind Kent State with a three- The Falcons defeated a .373 batting average, 53 hits, the game. round total of 875. 18 strokes Wright State. 10-1, when they 29 runs scored, nine doubles Laughlin struck out seven behind champion Kent State. played them last week at and six triples. in six innings of work. The The Redhawks had a two-stroke Bowling Green's Steller Field, Bowling Green's lohnson game was shortened to seven lead after two rounds, but lost by but Bowling Green will travel will be making his first innings 20 strokes to Kent State in the to Dayton for today's 6:30 p.m. appearance since pitching The Falcons started their decisive third round. Finishing contest. two innings of relief against comeback in the third inning just two strokes behind the The Falcons will send fresh- IPFW last Tuesday. He will with two outs limmy Lipari Redhawks to place third was man right-hander Tyler start for the first time since he and Nolan Reimold were on Wright State. lohnson to the mound today pitched in BG's 9-3 win over base when Kelly Hunt singled Penn State finished just one to face a young Wright State Cleveland State on April 2. He to center field, scoring one stroke behind Wright State to team that has three seniors gave up one unearned ran run and advancing Reimold place fourth in the tournament. and a combined 21 freshmen and four hits in three innings to third. Kevin Longstreth Rounding out the top five was and sophomores of work then doubled to score MAC school Toledo, finishing The Raiders were 1 -3 over Bowling Green lost three of Reimold and Hunt, cutting one stroke behind Penn State. die weekend against the four games over the weekend, the score to 4-3 before a rain Toledo won the tournament last University of Illinois-Chicago to fall to 12-16 overall and 5-7 delay. year at Firestone Country Club. in Horizon League play. in the Mid-American Bowling Green continued Fastern Kentucky finished Wright State's only win came Conference West Division. their rally in the fourth inning, sixth with a three-round total of in Friday's series opener, 4-3. The Falcons' lone win of the scoring four runs, all with two 883, one stroke ahead of seventh In Saturday's first game, they four-game series against outs. Hunt singled to knock in place finisher Xavier. lost 4-1 and men lost 4-3 in Northern Illinois came on two runs and Longstreth also MAC schools Eastern STRIKE: Bowling Green pitcher Burke Badenhop pitches in a game last the second game. On Sunday Saturday afternoon. Bowling had an RBI in the inning The week at Steller Field. The Falcons travel to Dayton to play Wright State the Raiders lost their fourth Green survived two rain game of the week, 4-3. delays to defeat the Huskies, GOLF. PAGE 8 today. BASEBALL, PAGE 8

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COnVSPORTS 8 Tuesday. April 22,2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Toledo drops three men's sports equal opportunity for female ath- will keep their scholarships he said. varsity athletes at Toledo but age of men and women on cam- THE »SS0CIAIE0 PRESS letes at schools that receive federal through their senior year if they With the decision. Toledo will received 40 percent of the scholar- pus. TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo will money. stay at Toledo have 16 varsity sports, the mini- ship money. Complying with gender equity eliminate men's swimming and Toledo will save $478,000 by "This decision was necessary to mum required by the NCAA for O'Brien promised at the time laws has been a challenge for Mid- men's indoor and outdoor track dropping the three teams with 59 stabilize our financial future," said Division I schools. that it would close the spending American Conference schools. and field beginning this fall athletes. athletic director Michael O'Brien. The National Women's Law gap between men's and women's Miami University dropped three because of budget shortfalls in the Toledo President Dan Johnson He said trimming spending in Center last lune released a study athletics. teams in 1999, resulting in a suit athletic department, the university said the weak economy and lower other sports would have made it that said Toledo slighted its female A federal regulation known as against the school by male ath- said yesterday. state funding for higher education difficult to field competitive teams. athletes by $155,235 during 2000- Title IX requires schools to offer letes. The move also will pill the ath- forced the decision. "V\fe had no other choice but to 01. According to the figures, athletic scholarship money in a Bowling Green dropped four letic department In compliance Athletes on the trams being cut make this very difficult decision," women made up 45 percent of the percentage similar to the percent- men's sports a year ago with a federal law that mandates Kenyan, Russian win marathon

By Jimmy Golen "It's disappointing," struck a giri who tried to cross the THE ASSOCIATED PUSS Hellebuyck said. "I'm represent- course at the 11th mile; police BOSTON — Robert Cheruiyot ing the U.S. and I'm 42 years old. said the giri's injuries did not won the Boston Marathon by 23 Where is everybody?" appear to be life-threatening, and seconds yesterday to give Kenya Zakharova finished in 2:25:20 Schabort aJso was knocked over. its 12th victory in 13 years. to beat fellow Russian Lyubov Christina Ripp of Savoy, 111., Russia's Svetlana Zakharova won Denisova by 91 seconds. Her who finished second last year, the women's race to prevent a biggest challenge was staying on won the women's wheelchair second consecutive Kenyan the course when the television race in 1:54:57. sweep truck turned away before the A field of 20,260 left the start- Cheruiyot (pronounced cheh- Back Bay finish line; she is the ing line at noon after the tradi- REE-yotJ finished in 2 hours, 10 first Russian to win since 1993. tional serenade of "Young at minutes, 11 seconds to earn American Maria Runyan was Heart" by 95-year-old Johnny $80,000, an olive wreath and a fifth — the best finish for a U.S. "The Elder" Kelley, who started a bowl of beef stew. It was just his runner since 1993. Runyan, who record 61 races, winning twice. second career marathon, having is legally blind, trailed a bicyclist An F-15 flyover followed the won his debut in Milan in who provided her with her times national anthem to start the December. at the checkpoints and guided Patriots Day race. In Milan, he finished with the her to her water bottles. Temperatures climbed to 70 same time as two others but was She traded positions with and a slight breeze blew at the declared the winner by an edge. defending champion Margaret start, as runners filled Hopkinton This time, he wasn't challenged Okayo of Kenya and the two Common, some stretching, oth- over the final five miles to win by Russians until Zakharova pulled ers listening to music on ear- more than two city blocks. ahead at the 13.1-mile mark. phones. Vendors offered every- "I was ready to face anything," Kenya's Joyce Chepchumba was thing from lemonade and fried said Cheruiyot, who felt he had a third and Okayo, who set the dough to mutual funds. chance to win at about 15 1/2 women's course record of 2:20:43 It was 58 degrees in the Back miles. "I said, 'OK, I'll win this.'" last year, finished fourth. Bay at the finish. Cheruiyot is the eighth Kenyan Rop was in a pack of a dozen The race marked the 20th to win Boston since his country that trailed leader Vincent Kipsos anniversary of "Joannie's record began its domination in 1991. through much of the early race run," the 1983 race in which Joan Kenyans swept the first five spots before Kipsos dropped out by Benoit shattered the world in the race, and eight of the lop Mile 14. Nine Kenyans ran record and Greg Meyer took the nine. Benjamin Kimutai was sec- together at the 15-mile mark men's race for an American ond, Martin Lei third. before some began falling away sweep. Russian Fedor Ryzhov was the from the pack. No U.S. man has won since first non-Kenyan, in sixth, and South African Ernst Van Dyk then and a sweep hasn't even Charles Knipa AP Photo defending champion Rodgers earned his third consecutive vic- been hinted at since 1985, when Rop of Kenya was seventh. Eddy tory in the men's wheelchair race, Lisa Larsen-Weidenbach won V FOR VICTORY: Robert Kipkoech Cherutyot of Kenya makes the last turn before the finish line ahead ilellebuyck was the first finishing in 1:28:32 without a the women's division and Gary of fellow Kenyan Benjamin Kosgei Kimutai in the 107th Boston Marathon yesterday. Cheruiyot won with American, finishing in 2:17:18 for competitor in sight. Second- Turtle finished second in the a time of 2:10:11. 10th place. place finisher Krige Schabort men's.

Golfers compete BG NEWS BG loses two close SPORTS at Penn St. next BRIEFING games on Sunday Women's golf team finishes ninth at 0SU BASEBALL. FROM PAGE 7 during those five innings. GOLF. FROM PAGE 7 Falcons, while Marshall fin- Saneholtz finished with eight ished with a score of 916 to fin- COLUMBUS, Oliio — Bowling Green's women's golf team Falcons would go on to score strikeouts but Northern Illinois Michigan. Akron. and ish in 14th place. Rounding out shot 975 for three rounds to place ninth out of 12 teams in three more runs in the top of the was able to get some hits off of Northern Illinois rounded out the 15-team field was the lady Buckeye Spring Invitational this past weekend. sixth. him in the sixth inning. the top ten in that order. The Manitoba, with a three-round Jenny Schnipke led the Falcons, finishing tied for 16 place Northern Illinois took the BG's David Barkholz and Steve Eagles had a three-round total total of 956. after shooting 234 for three rounds. She was consistent with three other games, handing the Raszka were both 2-for-3 in the of 892. two strokes ahead of the The Falcons will have their three rounds of 78. Falcons an 11-1 loss on Friday game. Barkholz hit his sixth Zips. The I luskies had a three- last regular season match of Shelley Binzel shot 243 to finish in a tie for 28th place. She and 2-1 and 9-8 losses on home run of the season in the round score of 897. the year this weekend in State shot an 82 in the first round, an 80 in the second round and Sunday. third inning and also doubled Finishing in llth, five College, Penn.. for the Penn an 81 in the final round. Northern Illinois used four- for the Falcons. strokes ahead of the Falcons State Invitational. The tourna- Stephanie Elsea tied for 54th place, Emily Hassen placed run innings in the bottom of the The Falcons took an early lead with a score of 900, was fellow ment will be played Friday 57th, Amanda Schroeder finished 63rd and Julie Wise finished second and again in the eighth in the second game but MAC school Ball State. through Sunday. Next week- in a tie for 64th. to stifle the Falcons. Bowling Northern Illinois scored three The Falcons finished ahead end, the Falcons will play in The tournament was held at Ohio State University-. Scarlet Green scattered six hits in the runs in the seventh for an 8-4 of two MAC schools in Ohio the MAC; Tournament in Golf Course. game with Tyler Wasserman get- lead. Bowling Green tied the and Marshall. Ohio finished DeKalb. III., on the campus of Bowling Green will use this week to prepare for their final ting two hits for the Falcons. game at 8 with four runs in the two strokes behind the Northern Illinois. tournament of the season, the Mid-American Conference Bowling Green's Tyler eighth. The Huskies won it in the Championship in Hamilton, Ohio. Saneholtz limited Northern bottom of the ninth when Scott Illinois in Sunday's first game. He Simon singled home the win- When Gilligan's Island first aired on TV, people actually called the allowed only one runner to ning run. reach second base in the first five Bowling Green plays in National Coast Guard to warn them that there were 7 cast aways stuck ashore. innings, striking out seven and Dayton today before returning retiring 10 consecutive batters to play four games at Steller Field Siltnthrop Cerrace JIIIII MM mill this weekend against Marshall. In 1950 Freddie Falcon wore a > 400 E. Napoleon Road paper-mache head that during Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm the summer was... Saturday Hours: 10:00 am -2:00 pm A. destroyed by fire Sunday Hours: 12:00 am - 3:00 pm B. ealen by mice C. replaced with feather (419)352-9135 D. stolen email us: [email protected] £& High Speed Internet ^ coming this summer. UVE IN STYLE WITH YOUR PET Shuttle service to and from campus. BIRCHW00D 650 SIXTH ST. 2 swimming pools. NEWLY REMODELED l pats akrwta. Now IMM IKMK now, rifrttartior, mr tht 3 Laundromats MMt cwMntJiM, tat* cUMs. chut 1 and 2 bedroom ■R, HMIW marnii, anal orgarizart MI ITPMI Apartments EacH nrtaarrt rocUrn frt mtriMB to I mmiM Omrftmt Hearth Sn. Heat Paid. NOW RFJimW FOR MMFJMTE OCCUPANCY Ride our shuttle to check us out PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. Lot A 9-10:30 1-4:30 5M S. Maul! • 352-B378 Mon-Frl. 1-12,1-*:30 Runs every 30 minutes www.prBlirradiirtpir1Htca.qom

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Falcons get first doubles sweep of the season against Buffalo TENNIS, FROM PAGE 7 "It was our first doubles sweep ed BG s lindsey Mix (7-5,6-3). flight, beating Buffalo's Kristen Zielinski, losing a total of only one entire match. in our favor of the year (in MAC Schoenberger stepped up and Ortman, 6-4,6-4. game in the two sets "We managed to get all of our At the fourth flight Coello only playl," Dean said. "We haven't played the No. 1 singles position "IGabell was wry focused and "Cameron Benjamin, 1 took players in at least one of the lost four games, while Heidi done dial since R'bruary against defeating the Bulls' Karen she was very consistent, but at her out of the line up against matches this weekend," Dean Homer dropped five total games Wright State." Maynard in straight sets the same time forced the other Akron because she has been said. "F.veryone played really at the fifth singles flight. It was the Falcons' sixth dou- "I think it was also a good player into errors," Dean said. struggling and then I put her well." Laura Kokinda posted a 6-0,6- bles victory in 20 dual matches weekend for Susie Coello was unable to play a back in against Buffalo and she The Falcons have earned a 3 win at the sixth level to give the this season and the fourth time Schoenberger," Dean said. "She complete match against her played a great match, a very first-round bye for the MAC Falcons a 6-1 victory over Akron. this year BG has won all three played one and two. She played opponent, Michelle Kollarova, as under controlled match," Dean Championships. Their next Saturday the Falcons t(x>k on doubles flights. steadier and better." Kollarova was forced to retire due said. action will come in the quarterfi- Buffalo and started out with In singles action the only loss Gabel, playing in her final to an injury. lessica lohnson beat the Bull's nal round on Friday, where they another doubles victory. This for the Falcons came at the sixth home match of her collegiate At the fourth flight, Cameron Lisa Wittman at the fifth flight, will face fourth-seeded Northern time sweeping the Bulls. flight as UB's Wendy Rose defeat- career, moved up to the No. 2 Benjamin defeating UB's Erica losing only three games in the Illinois.

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QUEEN ELIZABETH II CELEBRATES 77TH B-DAY www.Dsnswa.coin/wona IJONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 77th birthday quietly yesterday, riding on the grounds ofWindsor Castle and spending time with her family. The monarch waved to her granddaughter Zara Phillips — Princess Anne's daughter — as she set off on her horse, accompanied by a groom. WORLD Death toll still rising By Dirk Beveridge ple who came into contact with the latest figures out of Hong more than 100, a cough and diffi- IH! ASSOCIATED PRESS those infected seem to be work- Kong were encouraging because culty breathing. HONG KONG — Hong Kong's ing. Hong Kong and China have the territory hasn't seen the sharp In China, where SARS appears leader said yesterday that the ter- been hardest hit by SARS. spikes in cases. She also said that to have originated, the govern- ritory is gaining ground in the "On the whole, I think we arc in I long Kong new cases can be ment again sought to show it was fight against a deadly respiratory slowly but surely getting the fig- traced back to other reports of taking the illness seriously vims sweeping Asia, even though ures stabilized," Tung told SARS and aren't appearing in enough after playing down the the death toll continued to rise reporters. Still, he declined to take unexpected places. crisis — and apparently covering and there was still no known cure. questions and would not predict "Hong Kong has been taking up the number of cases — for Thirteen new SARS deaths how long it will be before SARS is the right infection containment weeks. were reported yesterday — seven brought under control. measures," Cheng said. "We're State newspapers reported yes- in mainland China and six in About 3,900 people have now still able to track every new case terday that Beijing Mayor Meng Hong Kong. Yet Hong Kong's been infected by SARS around to someone who is known to Xuenong was dismissed, a day deaths and 22 new cases Monday the world. The 13 new deaths — have had SARS." after he and China's health minis- were fewer Ulan the jumps of 40 reported by China's Health There is no known cure for the ter were removed from their key and 50 cases a day that the World Ministry and in a Hong Kong gov- illness, though people treated Communist Party posts. The Health Organization had report- ernment statement — brought early enough usually recover, and punishments came after an ed recently. the global death toll to at least most of those who have died in announcement by the Health Hong Kong Chief Executive 218. Hong Kong were elderly or were Ministry that the number of SARS PROTECTION: A boy wears a protective mask printed with a car- lung Chee-hwa said quarantine World Health Organization sick with something else as well. cases in Beijing had soared hy toon character on it at Telford Gardens shopping mall in Hong Kong measures and efforts to find peo- spokeswoman Maria Cheng said Symptoms include a fever of about tenfold to 346. where health authorities have contirmed four more cases of SARS. Arafat, Abbas struggle over new Cabinet formation By Ramrt Plushnick-Masti three years. al-llassan, in the job. The new Al-Hassan does not have much be hesitant,and to delay process- enough time to convene the 88- THE ASSOCIATED HESS Abbas, who must win parlia- security chief would have to international support, and as es that arc so important," Fares member legislature the next day. JERUSALEM - Yasser Arafat meniary approval for his Cabinet supervise a crackdown on interior minister in the past few said. Palestinian law does not pro- and his prime minister-desig- by Wednesday, has threatened to Palestinian militants, a prerequi- months has not succeeded in Fares was referring to tomor- vide for additional time, so if the nate. Mahmoud Abbas, resign if his team is not accepted. site for moving ahead with the halting .ut.iiU by militants on rows deadline for Abbas to win deadline is missed, Arafat would remained deadlocked over the The United States, in turn, has internationally backed peace Israelis. approval of his new Cabinet, have to appoint a new person composition of the Palestinian Mid it will only present the peace plan. Oadoura Fares, a Palestinian according to Palestinian regula- and start the process over again. Cabinet yesterday, after all-night plan once Abbas and his Cabinet On Saturday, Abbas stormed legislator, said there are no real tions. After he was chosen last The wrangling is over more negotiations failed to produce a have been installed. out of a meeting with Arafat after alternatives to Abbas because no month. Abbas, also known as than Cabinet appointments. If compromise. The main dispute is over the the Palestinian leader refused to one else has his standing Abu Mazen, had three weeks to Abbas prevails, it would suggest The crisis — described as the appointment of Mohammed support Dahlan's inclusion in the "At the moment, there is no form a government but then he can pursue an independent most severe ever between the twl > Dahlan, a former security chief in Cabinet. Israel and the United agreement (on a Cabinet), but in received a two-week extension, policy. If Arafat wins, it may mean — threatens to torpedo a U.S.- Gaza. Abbas wants to give Dahlan States back Dahlan, who has said the end, we are talking about 48 which expires yesterday. Abbas is little more than a figure- backed "road map" to full a key security post, while Arafat he is confident he can rein in the hours, they have to find some Palestinians say the Cabinet head. Palestinian statehood within wants to keep a confidant, Hani militants. compromise. There is no time to must be ready today to allow

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Call 352-5822 paper reported that U.S. spy ship using a helicopter and fear unrest in Nigeria Think you're pregnant? MONTESSORI satellites detected an explosion boarding vessels. Know all the lacts Extended care worker to work 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center at a North Korean ballistic mis- In recent years, there have ELECTIONS. FROMPAGE ll Buhari, a junta leader who led M-F, 7:20-8:35 a.m. Extended care worker to work sile test site in November. The been frequent reports that a 1983 coup after an election newspaper. Chosun llbo, cited opium, heroin and metham- M-F, 3-5:45 p.m. exporters, Nigeria is desperately widely derided as flawed, is a Lunch assistant to work sources at the South Korean phetantines are produced in Personals poor and has a history of coups Muslim and a member of the M-F, 11.30a.m.-1 p.m. Defense Ministry and the U.S. North Korea, and that North and unrest. lulani ethnic group, with sup- These positions are lor the 2003-04 | military. Korean nationals arc involved in Police and soldiers patrolled port in ihe north. academic school year. Exp w/ children necessary. Send resume The explosion took place dur- trafficking drugs, particularly to some mies, fearing unrest. In Buhari is a former military col- Learn a skill lor lite. Take PEG 157 Western Horsemanship. Check us and 3 rel. letters to Montessorl ing a missile engine test at the Japan and Taiwan. Bukuru, a town in central league of the president, although out at Sandersonstables.com School ol BG. 630 S. Maple St.. site in North llamkyong South Korea has sought to Nigeria, police fired tear gas and Iheir relationship soured after Bowling Green. OH 43402 Province on North Korea's east restart the inter-Korean talks, bullets in the air to scatter i Ibasanjo accused him of mis- NEW AT PISANELLO'S Immediately! We will be coast, damaging the site and which the North had broken off protesting Buhari supporters. "Game-Time Wings" interviewing the week ol April 28. managing a government trust Try a sample ol 5 wings delaying the North's missile in recent weeks. Police also dispeised hun- fund. tor $1.75 Now hiring lor Summer Employment development, the newspaper The two Koreas initially dreds of machete-wielding rul- Nigeria's election commission with a $5.00 minimum purchase Raise money for BGSU while build- said yesterday. arranged to hold Cabinet level ing party supporters at a street has promised to overturn results (419) 3S2-5166 ing your resume, work a flexible schedule & earn S7.25/hr. on cam- "We cannot verily that," said talks earlier this month, but party in P.ku. in the southernoO- in cases of proven fraud. Now accepting Lee Ferguson, a U.S. military those talks were canceled when Visa, Mastercard & Discover pus. Call 3720400 or email: rich Niger Delia. I loucver, commission chief Abel ryan. gallagher 0 ruffalocody.com spokeswoman in Seoul. Pyongyang failed to confirm Saturdays voting was marred Guobadia insisted the vote was North Korea is believed to them. North Korea also sus- LIFEGUARDS- Summer & Fall hrs. by a shooting at a polling Imolh clean. avail. High school dipioma/GED & finance some of its military pended two other woi king level in the delta, thesceneol a month "As far as we an concerned. Wanted Lifeguard certification are required. activities with drug trafficking, talks last month. On Saturday, of ethnic and political violence |so far] there has been no rig- Salary $8.25/hr. Applicalion packet but it was not immediately North Korea proposed holding that has left more than 100 peo- ging," Guobadia said. may be obtained from Wood County Board of MR/DD, 11160 E. Gypsy unclear whether 30 North high-level talks latei this month ple dead. Six people were killed Yet journalists and observers 1 or 2 Subleasers needed Koreans detained in Australia in its capital. lor 2 bdrm. apt Avail 8/22 Ln. Rd, Bowling Green, Ent. B. Mon- in Saturday's attack, election said they witnessed ballot box day -Friday, 8:00am-4 30pm. E.O.E. were working for Pyongyang. After insisting only on one-oi i - monitors •ikl Great Location. 419-266-0588 i heft and bribery. In many parts Sitter for 2 children, ages 5 8 6. In Australia, a court refused one talks with Washington. 1 sublsf male or female 1 Tie election was the biggesl c if the delta, a boycott and allega- 5 to 10 pm. May 14, 15. 28, 29. bail to the North Koreans after 747 Clough. May thru Aug. 03. North Korea agreed this month tesi for democracy since tions of fraud prevented voting. Own transportation 419-373-0897. the Australian navy stormed a to let China sit at the table. South Please call Liz at 419-354-7632. Obasanjo first was elected lour RestusOkoye, chainnan of the Spring/Summer/Fall Work. Golf North Korean cargo ship Korea hopes it will eventually be Grad. tickets needed lor 9:30 years ago, ending 15 years ol Transitional Monitoring Group, Shop, Bag Room Attendants. allegedly involved in trafficking involved in the negotiations, graduation with College ol Arts & Imital military rule, which had 10,000 election Sciences. Will pay!! Call Heidi at Flexible hrs, free golf, meal $48 million worth of heroin. The along with other countries, His rule has broughl limited observers across Nigeria, dis- 691-2060 discounts, uniforms provided. Exp. helplul but not needed. Stop in the crew have not yet been charged. including lapan and Russia. improvement in individual and missed results in several delta Singer- 2nd guitar warned lor The cargo ship, Pong Su, was Brandywme CC Golf Shop to apply. press freedoms but the economy states showing close to 100 per- established classic to new rock 6904 Salisbury Rd. Maumee has stagnated and critics say he cent turnout and 90 percent sup- band. All seasoned players lor outdoor, festival & dub gigs. has done little to fight povertj STAVING FOR SUMMER???? port for Obasanjo. Praclice in Findlay. 419-423-4722 ARE YOU SICK OF J.O.B.'s and corruption. Since his elec- Observers witnessed "scores Subleaser needed lor Aug. $2000.00- $4000.00 PER MONTH Bowling Green Skating Club tion. 10,000 people have been of cases'' of rigging, ballot box 2 bdrm. apt, own room. $225/mo. killed in religious, political and theft, bribery and intimidation, Internships & presents . 214-5487 ethnic fighting, including hun- "often with the collusion of elec- Scholarships Awarded dreds massacred by army Valuable Work Experience lee Horizons> S003 toral officials and security per- Excellent Income troops. sonneL" Okove said. Help Wanted Awesome Atmosphere April 26, 2003 -O i ' (loasanjo, a I 'hrKiian and eth- Matinoc Show 1.30 p.m. Nearly half of Nigeria's 126 Increase People Skills Evening Show 7:30 p.m. . ■ nic Yoruba who was a military million people registered foi the Increase Resume Value at the B.G.S.U. Ice Arena leader in the 1970s, is most pop- balloting An official turnout fig- Team Atmosphere 400 counselors/instructors needed! Flexible Start Dates ular in In-, home region in the Coed summer camp in Pocono PA. Tickets are available at ure was unavailable, but officials INTERVIEWING NOW Lohikan8004884321ww.lohikan.com The BGSU Ice Arena Ticket Offic* , ! southwest. characterized it as strong. TOLEDO AREA Monday - Friday 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm **, - Bartender trainee* needed. 1-800-809-9006 Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm $250 a day potential. Local positions 1 -800-293-3985 ext. 541 Tired of draining your Piggy or by calling 419-372-9200-^ Bank?? Summer Work is Avail. BGSU Bursar Acceptafi .-* * Child care needed in our Sylvania Internships & Scholarships awarded Special Guests « Matt, home lor our 11 & 13 yr old. Must be Valuable work experience avail, lor entire summer, June 5 to Excellent Income Scott Hamilton Happy 2 year Aug. 27, btwn 8am-5pm M-F Must Enjoyable work atmosphere Alissa Czisny have a car & ret. Please send 1 pg Flexible schedules Amber Czisny AnnOt/enary (4-21). description ol your qualifications to Increase your people skills PO Box 664 Sylvania OH 43560. Increase your resume value along with over 200 local skaters Happy 21*&Crthday Cleaning & Miscellaneous help Team atmosphere Flexible start dates www.icehorizons.org Cr-26). needed starting in May. Please call 353-0325 Possible earnings S368-S1250/wk All seats $18 v******:*,*** . ^ Interviewing now! Toledo area Earn 2nd income without a second Sponsored by Hunlington Bank Call 1-800-809-9006 JOB. Demonstration by appt. Start making $$$ today! Sanctioned by the U.S.F.S.A. 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Marketing Associate "Apartments» Rooms 03-04 1 2 bdrm. apt. avail May 15 $600, lo- * 1 1 - 1 " 1 Magna laude Local investment advisory practice Apts-311 & 316 E. Merry. cated on campus. NO pets and yr. 2 Lawyers'grp. looking lor an individual who is self- 2 lg. bdrms, starts at $560/mo. lease required. Call 354-0229. " 3 Singer Rawls motivated w/excellent verbal skills Rooms next to campus. $225Vmo. 1 4 Statuary stone lor telephone-based marketing. Includes utilities 2 bdrm. apt., excellent cond. " 5 Steps over a fence NO direct selling. Position will Also, summer only rentals avail. Close 10 University" I H . 6 Ad as a lookout, eg provide right person w/excellent Call (419) 353-0325 9am-9pm. Call 686-4651. ■ 7 Support piece .- opportunity to grow & learn exciting ■'■' 8 Idle or Clapton industry the right way. Competitive "Fully lurnished etticiency. $465 for 2 bdrm. fum. or unfurn. apts. 724 9 Medieval instruments hourly wage. Fax resume to 1 person. Monthly leases, includes 6th St. 705 7th SI. $460 mo. 1 yr. _ 10 Alternative to capsules 419-891-2281 il interested all utilities, cable, phone Call lease - $525 mo. school year lease. ^H A - 11 Baseball brother Call 354-0914 12 Premingerand Kruger Buckeye Inn S Studios, 352 1520. ■ Work on the river this summer. 13 Nary a soul 48 Magnate's purvtew 2 bdrm. unfurnished for Aug. 710 ■ ' 1 • 4 Zia's at the Docks ot International "Newly advertised Apt. Listings. ■•-' 14) ■ iH * 18 _ tunnel syndrome 49 Grin Seventh St. Quiet seniors & grads. 50 Rough handler Park is now hiring. Apply 1 Bdrm, very Lg. Liv/Bdrm. incl. util. " 22 Type ot stage new kitchens, heat paid 352-3445 " '' m i 52 Ant in person alter 2pm. 2 Bdrm. good shape, incl. most util. 23 Long-legged bird 24 Radioactivity unit 54 Annoying tit ■ Rooms. $225/mo. incl util. next to '■ 2003-04 Apartments " sH 25 Acting family brother 55 Fake coin campus. Also Eff & others avail. 800 Third St. ■ 29 That is: Lat 58 Now I get it! Call 353-0325 9am-9pm. " 1 For Sale 3 blocks off campus Call 354-9740 '• 30 Little in Lille 59 Boy from the "Reduced house rent on last lg. 31 Maternally related Highlands 3 Subleasers needed lor 3 bdrm. 35 Swedish cash 60 Inc. in Islington house. 211 E. Reed St House- 304 '. house this summer, 6/1- 8/15. ' 36 Corroded 61 Onental sauce Court St- Up. lg. 2 bdrms, incl. all $650/mo . util. 352-7444 1 38 Actress Uta $500 Police Impounds1 util. Call 353-0325 9am-9pm " BG Apts -818/822 2nd St. 1 40 In a state o* turmoil Cars/trucks/SUV's from $500. 43 Phlebotomist 1 2 BR Apts. avail. May or August Hondas. Chevys & more For listings 03-04 apt /house 3 bdrm. $750 47 Strip in a shoe call 800-719-3001 exl. 4558 2 bdrm $400-650 $490 & gas.'elec 12 mo. lease ACROSS ett-1 bdrm. $250-350 Smith Apt Rentals 419-352-8917 Couch. $75. Loveseat $50 Call 419-353-8206. Buckeye Sell Storage 1 Settles down 45 Obtained or both lor $100. Futon lor $100. 6 Wideawake 46 Sparkling All in good condition. 353-4704 1 bdrm. unfurnished apt. Store your stuff for the summer. 11 Singer Bon Jovi 48 "_ kleme Nachtmusik" $390/mo. Available now! No pets Many sizes avHil. Call Buckeye Inn 14 WWII vessel 49 III temper Desk $30 419-352-4650 S Studios ,117 tin-,• 352 15?0 15 Suburb ot Cleveland 51 Lament Call Karen 16 Ot the ear: pret 53 Lunacy 419-352-2143 1 or 2 sublsrs. needed lor For rent: 4 bdrm. 1 bth. house @ 17 Pop group brother 55 Dimwit 2 bdrm. house Irom 5'15-8/8. 516 E. Reed avail Aug. 16 for a 12 Double bed, very jood cond.M 19 WWII zone 56 Socialist grp. Call 353-0477. mo. lease $1050mo House in good 20Blun 57 Harmony group brother $150 OBO. shape w/nice backyd., carpeted. 1/2 A U u i 1 u V . 3 UHN H 3 1 or 2 sublsrs. needed. May 15. 03- 21 Very pale green 62 Fragrant neckwear 3 Call 353-3892. block from campus, w/otf St parking. 23 Mountain climber 63 Benefactor Yale 0 1 * H 1 n H 1 1 1 Aug. 15.03. $250 mo. ($125) plus 1 H (1 l V N O OHMI' '.' i Ford 94 Mustang Unlurn applic. inclu. no dogs. sec. 26 Purplish red 64 Muse ot poets util. Own room. Call 419-354-0257. ■ V dep required, contact 27 Bulrush 65 European eagle d »'» s s 3 N a H 5 spd. V6, Excellent cond. Sunrool '4 v n N i jane at: [email protected] 26 Meerschaum pan 66 Change prices I B i 1 .1 1 $5,800,419-353-3776 1, 2 * 3 bdrm. apts. within 1 32 Mine output 67 Republican Roosevelt 'i N " ) 1 1 1 1 D V 2 blocks ol campus lor 0304 Fully turn studio. Free util.. cable 8 O o n 1 v 3 H 33 Port of Yemen 1 i b y a school year Call 352-5239 phone Walk to campus. May rent 0 V 1 pj'i I M 34 Slithering hisser V '1 --'■ i 1 i J mo. to mo only $595 or wkly. lor V N s N I a V 3 >1 0 12 mo/leases starting 37 Rolling m dough 1 For Rent $180 1-419-360-3399. •■• 1 1 . 1 ■1 d n 1 May 17. 2003: 39 Camus play.'_.. de siege" 1 1 H 1 > M t ) Furn. Apt. avail May. 41 Taj Mahat site 230 N Enterprise »D N o a V 1 i ^■7 V I ti $495/mo * gas/elect. 801 Fifth St. 42 Skewered entree 1 Br.-1 person- $390 • util. i) 1 8 i i 3 u n V 44 n ■ ' ' rt 266 Manville Call 419-344-0125 ' ._. On position) O 1 V i H 1 D n •"New lower Prices on Lg houses. °M ■< ■■ » ti Lg 2 bdrm- 304 Court, up. $675/mo. 2 Br- 2 person- $580 » util. House lor Rent. N o '< 1 I ' 1 » .* i V 'i incl. all util Very Lg 3 bdrm. 211 E. 322 F Court #4- 1 Br. 241 Manville Reed. $1050/mo Inquire on 3 Bdrm 1 person- $420 incl. all util. Please call 419-352 9392 415 E. Court #A avail. $900/mo. incl all util Also Ell House on 6th St looking for 1 Br.- 1 person- $330 * util 8 others avail. Call 353-0325. 9-9 1 -2 roommates lor the summer 415 E. Court #C $180/mo. Call 419-353-5470. 2 Br- 2 person- $450 + util. For Rent For Rent For Rent I argc 4 bdrm 2 bath home tor Smith Apartment Rentals lease. Immediate possession. 419-352-8917 Call 419-867-1812. House lor 1 lemale subleaser. $350 NEWLY REMODELED HOUSE 3 bdrm house, close lo campus! 2 bdrm. apt. & 3 bdrm lownhouse Last one avail. 2 bdrm. Heinzsite. mo. W all util covered 404 S. Col 3 bdrm. den. 2 bth. 5th SI. $875/mo. Call lor an appt. 686-3805 r ^ available for summer & fall leases. $820/mo. ♦ util. 1 1/2 bath. w/d. a/c. x lege. May 15-Aug. 15. Call Laura or Avail Aug 15th Call 352-8872 Call 352 5822 parking, walk to campus. Avail Aug. Sara at 352 6948 Summer subleaser wanted New 2 LARGE 16, 03-Aug, 14, 04. 419-353-5800 or bdrm house 714 A Bth St. A/C. 419-230-4420 Patty Prol. will share house w/Grad. yard. $ negotiable. 419-290-1509 CHEESE PIZZA NEEDED 2 SUBLEASERS students or prot. 4 bdrms, 2 wood May-Aug. 2 bdrm, close to campus burning fireplaces, wooded lot. Summer subleasers 239 Manville Add'l. item. 11 25 ea $| oil-street parking, balcony. Must across Irom goll course. $255/mo. 3 bdrm house, close to campus. see. Call Heather 352-1923 incl. util 352-5523 after 7pm. Good m BG only a Cla-Zel. I heatre Call Brian or Jefl 419 214 4143 '0 Years Downtown BG • 353-1361 NEW HOUSE 3 bdrm. 2 bth, A/C, Subleasers needed May thru Aug. Summer sublet needed www cln zel com util. rm. wstvdry hookup. Fifth St. House, 828 Fifth St. 4 bdrm. Great turn. 1 bdrm. Reg $455/mo; Now fnt D.|iv„y $875/mo. Avail May 15th 352-8872 washer/dryer, A/C 419-352-5228 now $325/mo 419-373 9889 ^SfP±g 419-352-5166 What a girl wants ^P^Bt 203 N. Main. BG. Onto Daily 5:00 PG Mon Thur

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