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SHOE BOMBER: CLOUDY Richard Reid was indict- HIGH: 36 i LOW: 30 ed on charges of being a www.bgnews.com terrorist; PAGE 3 independent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 03

BOWLING GREEN 79, BALL STATE 92 CARDINAL SIN Ball State halts Falcons 12-game win streak

By Joel Hammond By Nick Hurm IN! 6G NCWS •HE 8G NEWS Associated Press Ptioto MUNCH, IND. — Billed as Someone stole Keith SCHOOL SHOOTING: A man a clash between the Mid- McLeod's mojo. hangs his head outside of American Conference's two McLeod's secret mojo Appalachian Law School. heavyweights, last night's game between Bowling power take over when the Green and Ball State certainly game is on the line. And it didn't disappoint appeared that the Bowling Virginia The Cardinals, who earlier Green guard was about to this season defeated UCLA break out that mojo with just and Kansas in the Maul over three minutes left against school Invitational, got through a Ball State last night. shaky first half and pulled McLeod had already scored away in the second half for a 30 points and just put in two 92-79 victory In front of 6,938 shooting free throws to total 32. The at BSU's John E. Werthen score was 68-66 with 3:38 left, Arena. The loss ended the and everyone who had seen Falcons' 12-game win streak. Mcli'od's last minute specta- second in "Going into the game, we cles this season knew the ball compared Bowling Green to would probably end up his teams like Kansas, Duke, and way. 24 hours Butler," said Ball State coach Tim Buckley. "They do what When McLeod reached down deep to get that mojo, it By Roger Altord they do really well. It was hard ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER for us to simulate them in was missing. Ball State guard GRUNDY, Va. — A law school practice, but our guys did a Patrick lackson had swiped student upset about his grades terrific job. away the late game heroics went on a shooting spree "Our second half push that fans were accustomed to Wednesday, killing three people started at the defensive end seeing from Mcleod and critically wounding three We came out and hit a couple After McLeod's free throws, others before he was wrestled to shots, and Patrick lackson lackson erupted for the two the ground by students, officials came down and played well biggest shots of the game that said. in the second half. I le tin i led turned out to be the back- The victims included a profe- the ball over one time down, breaker and the end of the sor and the dean of the and he then came down and Falcons 12-game win streak. Appalachian School of Law. They hit a three and a two." "We have been relying on were gunned down in their The Falcons' Keith McLeod Keith a lot," BG coach Dan offices. The third person slain scored 12 of the first 18 points was a student, said Ellen Quails, a for his team, and helped BG Dakich said. "I told the team that there would be a game spokeswoman for Gov. Mark jump out to an early lead 18- Warner. 15 lead. A tip-in by freshman when he just wouldn't be able to get it done for everybody. "When I got there there were Germain Fitch helped BG to bodies laying everywhere," said We needed more guys to do the biggest lead of the first Dr. lack Briggs, who has a private more things, and we just didn't practice a half-mile from the GAMER, PAGE 2 get that tonight." school in this tiny western Down die court came Keith Virginia community. 'Mojoless' Mcleod, ready to Briggs said he had treated the begin his own heroics. He put BOWLING GREEN STATS suspect in the past year. He a three-pointer to answer described the gunman as a Player Pts Rhd Assts lackson, but all he found was Nigerian in his early 40s who had Josh Almanson 4 4 0 iron. Ball State grabbed the flunked out last year and been rebound, and lackson put up a allowed to return. Erik Crawford 6 2 quick score. "I think they were getting ready Brent Klassen 2 2 "The guy can score in to tell him that he had not made Len Matela 12 7 bunches," Jackson said. "All I the grade this year," Briggs said. Keith McLeod 36 8 wiuited to do was stay in front Dean L Anthony Sutin and the professor were "executed" in Kevin Netter 2 1 of him and keep a hand in his their offices. Briggs said. face. It looks like I did a decent Brandon Pardon 8 3 BG News He said the gunman then went job and I played a decent Cory Ryan 3 1 LENNY: Center Len Matela (14) was one of only two Falcon to score in double digits against Ball State downstairs into a common area game." and opened fire on a crowd of students, killing one and wound- OHIO 62 EASTERN MICHIGAN 56 NORTHERN ILL 80 LSU 70 ing three others. He was tackled BUFFALO 61 MIAMI (OHIO) 72 TOLEDO 89 FLORIDA 102 by four male students as he left COLLEGE the building. "They just wanted the guy," IUPUI 61 MARSHALL 84 KENT STATE 78 ALABAMA 77 Briggs said. "They weren't wor- BASKETBALL WESTERN MICHIGAN 62 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 88 AKRON 54 GEORGIA 72 ried about their own personal safety."

THE BOWEN-THOMPSON STUDENT UNION Concealed weapon Bowling Green Stale University, January 14, 2001 law sparks debate By Will E Sanders the ruling by Judge Ruehlman, IHE BG NEWS while Ohio Coalition Against What started as a traffic stop Gun Violence Director Toby for expired tags now has both Hoover said the judge "has Union fee adds to tuition sides of the gun debate up in made a grave error." arms. "The Ohio Coalition Against By Ellen Ki till other amount was that make this project possible approximately seventy cents a Patrick Fecly was pulled over Gun Violence believes that the IHE BG NEWS President Ribeau indicated while the other thirty dollars day. It will be money very well in Hamilton in 1999, and officers Hamilton County Court has Since the opening of the that he did not want the fee to will be used to pay for the spent." asked him if he was carrying any erred in its opinion," Hoover new Bowen-Thompson stu- exceed this amount. operating costs of the build- Trustee Jarrod Hirschfeld weapons. Feely told the two offi- said. "This time a judge has dent Union on January 14, According to Union director ings such as electricity, water, believes, "It is necessary for cers he did, but thought he had decided that it is law to allow 2002, the time has come for a Dave Crooks, the main reason utilities, salaries, the dining students to chip in a little bit. the right to have the gun in his Ohioans to carry hidden loaded new eighty dollar fee to go into this money is needed is rooms, and programs that will Without an increase, there car., under Ohio Law, he did not. guns in almost all circumstance. effect. because the University and help students. would be less opportunity to The Hamilton County Court That's not good law, and it's not When Bowling Green fresh- state of Ohio only have one When Crooks was asked expand growth for the future." of Common Pleas ludge Robert good for the health and safety of man Susan Riddlebaugh was funding process that funds how long this fee may be in He also went on to add. Ruehlman ruled last week that the citizens of Ohio." asked how she felt about pay- academic buildings. Because effect, he did not have a defi- "Eighty dollars is a small price Feely, as well as all other Before the ruling only law ing an additional eighty dol- of this, in almost every state nite answer but believed that to pay for one of the most Hamilton County residents, has enforcement officials or officers lars for a new student Union, these places have to be funded it may be up to 15 years. While state of the art student unions the right to carry weapons in his of the state and federal govern- she remarked, "It is important by money funded elsewhere. this may seem like a long time, in the county. As students, we car when he ruled that Ohio's ment were allowed to carry con- to donate some money, but The breakdown of how this Crooks went on to say, have a lot to look forward to concealed-carry laws were cealed weapons. eighty dollars is a little steep. eighty dollars will be spent is "Students will be the larger because our University is unconstitutional. The lawsuit was filed by Maybe fifty dollars, but not as follows: approximately fifty percent of users, and with six- making the best decisions for Ohioans For Concealed-Carry eighty." The reason that eighty dollars will be used to pay off teen weeks in a semester, it success and growth in the founder Jeff Garvas has praised WEAPONS, PAGE 2 dollars was chosen over anv the honHs that were bought to will a onlv cost students future." 2 Wednesday, January 17.2002 FROM FRJONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Concealed weapons McLeod leads Falcons in shots WEAPONS, FROM PAGE 1 there could be significant changes to Ohio gun laws. GAMER. FROM PAGE 1 It's hard to get into a How when "We were both competing, and rebounds, his 10th double dou- Chuck Klein, a private investiga- In addition to the recent ruling the whistle is blowing like that," they just did a heck of a job. ble of the season. Williams tal- tor, along with other gun rights and the appeal, two bills are cur- half for either team, at 25-19. The said Buckley. "But we need to get "Petty lackson was great; he lied 18 points. supporters. rently being discussed in the game was nip and tuck through- used to that In the Mid American hit a lot of big shots. When you A total of 56 fouls were called "This ruling will allow Ohioans Ohio House of Representatives. out the remainder of the first Conference because every game look at Smith on film, he looks in the game, and the two teams to carry loaded guns in banks, One of the bills is similar to the half, and the Falcons held just a is very physical. F.veryone did a strong, but he doesn't look that attempted 72 foul shots. BG shot stores, at parades, in restaurants, Hamilton County ruling, but the four-point lead after Method's great job at the line." big. He looks like an NBA-power just 38 percent from the field and at ballparks, football games, in other is drastically different. IHth and 19th points of the half. The Falcons, though, still hung forward, and he plays like it. He's only 33 percent in the second libraries, hospitals, shopping "The first bill would allow But BSU's Chris Williams hit two around throughout the second got a calmness about him, and half. Conversely, the Cardinals malls, at the zoo, in parks, on our Ohio residents to carry con- clutch threes in the last two min- half and took the lead on three he does a good job out there." shot 59 percent in the second jobs, in cars, on buses, at day care cealed weapons without a con- utes of the half, and only a Jabari free throws by Mcl.eod with With the win Ball State half and 52 percent for the game. centers and where our children cealed weapon license unless Mattox jumper at the first half eight minutes to go. After the improves to 11 -5 and 4-1 in MAC "Their offense is hard to play," Hoover said. "Will the bank you are prohibited by the law to buzzer brought the Falcons to (Cardinals regaied the lead, they play with the win, and BG falls to defend," said lackson. "1 just teller push the panic bottom own a gun," Ohioans For within two, 38-36. scored nine straight points, 13-2 and 3-1 in conference tried to get. a hand in his when they see the concealed gun Concealed-Carry Founder Jeff Once again the two teams bat-, upping their lead from two to 11 action. (McLeod's) face, and contest in a pocket or purse or wait until Garvas said. "The second bill tied closely throughout the early with 1:52 to go. McU-od, who entered last every shot. They move so well in they are told it is a robbery? Guns would require criminal and going of the second half as fouls The game then turned into a night's play leading the MAC in their system, they don't stop will be allowed in the Ohio mental health background were plentiful throughout. foul-shooting contest. Ball State scoring, led BG with 36 points, moving. You have to trail screens, Statehouse, in churches, on col- checks and firearm training Theron Smith, who came in shot 86 percent in the second his fifth game with 30 over points and it's tiring. You just gotta keep lege campuses and in bars." before a concealed-carry license leading the Cardinals with 18.1 half from the line to seal their this season. Senior Len Matela moving with them." But it does not end there. is issued." points per game and fifth in the fourth conference win in a row. was the only other Falcon in BG next faces arch-rival After the ruling last week, If this bill becomes law, those nation in rebounding, connect- "I thought the difference in the double digits, with 12. Toledo at Anderson Arena on OCAGV and Ohioans For wishing to get a license to carry a ed on 15 of 18 free throws for Ball game was their shots went in at lackson led the Cards with 24 Saturday. Tipoff is slated for 1 Concealed-Carry have agreed on concealed weapon would need State. crucial times and ours didn't," points, while Smith scored 23 p.m. one thing. However, despite their to submit fingerprints electroni- "It was a very physical game. said BG head coach Dan Dakich. points and grabbed 15 different attitudes to the ruling, cally, give their social security an appeal will be inevitable number, have training certifi- In a phone interview yester- cates and a collection of other day, Hoover confirmed that it information. has, in fact, been appealed to the As of the time being both the Ohio Court of Appeals court ruling and the two bills are CHECK W eVT AT 0CNEWS.Ce* Depending on how the Ohio yet to be determined. Court of Appeals rules the case,

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238 north main Street (419)353-7511 2 Wednesday. January 17.2002 FROM FRONT PAGE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Concealed weapons McLeod leads Falcons in shots WEAPONS, FROM PAGE 1 there could be significant changes to Ohio gun laws. GAMER. FROM PAGE 1 It's hard to get into a flow when "We were both competing and rebounds, his 10th double dou- Chuck Klein, a private investiga- In addition to the recent ruling the whistle is blowing like that.'' ihey just did a heck of a job. ble of the season. Williams tal- tor, along with other gun rights and the appeal, two bills are cur- half for either team, at 25-19. The said Buckley. "But we need to get "Petey lackson was greal; he lied 18 points. supporters. rently being discussed in the game was nip and luck through- used to that in the Mid American hit a lot of big shots. When you A total of 56 fouls were called "This ruling will allow Ohioans Ohio House of Representatives. out the remainder of the first Conference because every game look at Smith on film, he looks in the game, and the two teams to carry loaded guns in banks. One of the bills is similar to the half, and the Falcons held just a is very physical. Rveryone did a strong, but he doesn't look that attempted 72 foul shots. BG shot stores, at parades, in restaurants, Hamilton County ruling but the four-point lead after McLeod's great job at the line." big. He looks like an NBA-power just 38 percent from the field and at ballparks, football games, in other is drastically different. 18th and 19th points of the half. Hie Falcons, though, still hung forward, and he plays like it. He's only 33 percent in the second libraries, hospitals, shopping "The first bill would allow But BSU's Chris Williams hit two around throughout the second got a calmness about him, and half. Conversely, the Cardinals malls, at the zoo, in parks, on our Ohio residents to carry con- clutch threes in the last two min- half and took the lead on three he does a good job out there." shot 59 percent in the second jobs, in cars, on buses, at day care cealed weapons without a con- utes of the half, and only a labari free throws by McLeod with With the win Ball State half and 52 percent for the game. centers and where our children cealed weapon license unless Mattox jumper at the first half eight minutes to go. After the improves to 11 -5 and 4-1 in MAC "Their offense is hard to play," Hoover said. "Will the bank you are prohibited by the law to buzzer brought the Falcons to Cardinals regaicd the lead, they play with the win, and BG falls to defend," said lackson. "I just teller push the panic bottom own a gun," Ohioans For within two, 38-36. scored nine straight points, 13-2 and 3-1 in conference tried to get. a hand in his when they see the concealed gun Concealed-Carry Founder Jeff Once again the two teams bat-, lipping their lead from two to 11 action. (McLeod's) face, and contest in a pocket or purse or wait until Garvas said. "The second bill tied closely throughout the early with 1:52 toga McLeod, who entered last every shot. They move so well in they are told it is a robbery? Guns would require criminal and going of the second half as fouls The game then turned into a night's play leading the MAC in their system, they don't stop will be allowed in the Ohio mental health background were plentiful throughout. foul-shooting contest Ball State scoring, led BG with 36 points, moving. You have to trail screens, Statehouse, in churches, on col- checks and firearm training Theron Smith, who came in shot 86 percent in the second his fifth game with 30 over points and it's tiring You just gotta keep lege campuses and in bare." before a concealed-carry license leading the Cardinals with 18.1 half from the line to seal their this season. Senior Len Malela moving with them." But it does not end there. is issued." points per game and fifth in the fourth conference win in a row. was the only other Falcon in BG next faces arch-rival After the ruling last week. If this bill becomes law, those nation in rebounding, connect- "1 thought the difference in the double digits, with 12. Toledo at Anderson Arena on OCAGV and Ohioans For wishing to get a license to carry a ed on 15 of 18 free throws for Ball game was their shots went in at lackson led the Cards with 24 Saturday. Tipoff is slated for 1 Concealed-Carry have agreed on concealed weapon would need State. crucial times and ours didn't," points, while Smith scored 23 p.m. one thing. However, despite their to submit fingerprints electroni- "It was a very physical game. said BG head coach Dan Dakich. points and grabbed 15 different attitudes to the ruling cally, give their social security an appeal will be inevitable. number, have training certifi- In a phone interview yester- cates and a collection of other day, Hoover confirmed that it information. has, in fact, been appealed to the As of the time being, both the Ohio Court of Appeals. court ruling and the two bills are CHECK W eVT AT ftCMEW.C** Depending on how the Ohio yet to be determined. Court of Appeals rules the case,

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New developments after Sept 11 attacks www.bgnews.com/nation — (AP) The Pentagon sends more than 200 troops to the Philippines to help local forces righting an extrem- ist group linked to al-Qaida. — President George W. Bush encourages Turkey's offer to lead peacekeeping in Afghanistan but puts off a decision on whether to help the Turkish government finance the operation. NATION Setback in search for AIDS vaccine By JOSEPH B. VERRENGIA cines do not actually prevent AP SCIENCE *»IUR infection by the invading vims. In a study that illustrates just That is because HIV comes in how cunning a foe AIDS is. a many strains and changes rapid- monkey that was given an experimental AIDS vaccine died Instead, the AIDS vaccines after the virus changed just one work to hold HIV infection in of its genes. check. The vaccines arc made HIV, which causes AIDS, with genes thai carry the code already is known to mutate and for proteins in the virus. When grow impervious to standard the immune system sees these AIDS drugs in at least half of all codes, it leams to stimulate pro- Americans being treated for the duction of virus-fighting cells infection. known as killer T cells. Now researchers have seen a Details of one such vaccine similar outcome with an experi- program developed Merck & Co. mental vaccine that tries to slop were published in Nature along the virus from multiplying. The with the Harvard report. mutation occurred in one of Company researi hers discussed eight vaccinated rhesus mon- their progress at the Bist-evei keys in a Harvard experiment. AIDS vaccine meeting in The findings were published September, and they have in Thursday's issue of the journal begun testing the vaccine in Nature. people. Associated Press Photo Scientists who reviewed the In their animal study, the SHOE BOMB: Richard C. Reid, suspect in the bombing attempt of American Airlines Flight 63, appears center right before court. results described the monkey's Merck researchers used the death as "more disappointing simian version of 11IV They said than surprising." their best results were obtained It does not mean that AIDS by loading an SIIIV gene for a vaccines are doomed lo fail, they protein known as gag into a Bomber faces life sentence said, but illustrates how the vims genetically engineered cold will probably not be easily virus. It stimulated the monkeys' By Denise Lavoie Mdine9 flight Dec. 22 before he lant," he said. lo prosecute Richard Reid to the ASSOCIATED PRE SS WRIISR defeated or even contained any- immune systems to generate was tackled and the jetliner was The charges against Reid fullest extent of the law," said time soon. different types of killer T cells. BOSTON — The airline pas- diverted to Boston. include attempted use of a Michael I. Sullivan, U.S. attorney "It is sobering lo find that a The Merck researchers subse- scnger accused of dying to ignite Reid did "attempt to use a weapon of mass destruction, for Massachusetts single-point mutation within the quently injected lethal doses of explosives in his shoes was weapon of mass destruction ... attempted murder and attempt- Tamar Birckhead, one of Reid's virus can initiate a cascade of SI IIV into the animals They said indicted Wednesday on charges consisting of an explosive bomb ed destruction of an aircraft. I le attorneys, noted that Reid is con- events resulting in a clinical vac- Ihe vaccine has protected the of being an al-Qaida-lrained ter- placed in his shoes," the indict- also was charged with attempted sidered innocent until proven cine failure and death," said Dan animals, and they have not seen rorist whose goal was lo blow up ment said wrecking of a mass transporta- guilty. She added; "We note dial H. Barouch. a clinical fellow at signs of the Harvard problem, die plane and kill ihe nearly 21X) The indictment said Reid tion vehicle, a new charge created the indictment does not allege Harvard Medical School and known as "gene-escape." people aboard. "received training from al-Qaida by Congress in an and-terrorism that any crimes were committed lead author of the study. "We've gone 500 days and not Reid, a 28-year-old British citi- in Afghanistan." bill enacted in the wake of the on behalf al-Qaida" More dian one dozen experi- seen any escape," said molecular zen and convert lo Islam, could Attorney General lohn Asl icroft Sept. 11 attacks. Ashcroft credited passengers mental vaccines using different biologist Emibo Ijnini, director gel five life sentences if convicted. said in Washington that the Reid had been held since his and crew with slopping Reid genetic strategies have been of the Merck trials. 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Usually, when you hear about YOU DECIDE police custody. between high school and college is the basement? reason. school shootings, the gun- Do you feel safe on the As unfortunate as this incident is, it that college students are basically We take for granted the general Beyond high school shootings and man is a loner child who University campus? brings to attention something that allowed to roam free with little care feeling of safety we have. We believe in college-age shootings lies workplace chooses to extract his rage and frus- many have turned a blind eye to. from others as to where they go and our heart of hearts that the PED sys- shootings. Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion tration on teacher and fellow students. to respond. Results will be In the wake of the shootings in what they do. High school students are tem and night guards that, as effective There is no way to be completely And the school is usually a high updated frequently. Columbine, Colorado; Pearl, virtually locked up in a building for as they seem, are truly ineffective. safe. We don't encourage going school or junior high. Mississippi; and Peducha, Kentucky, eight hours. In 1999, The BG News infiltrated through life always looking over your The bizarre twist on this now semi- safety in upper-level compulsory As we sit listening to the mindless the PED systems of several buildings shoulder or panic every times some- ordinary storyline is that the shooter education schools have became a droning of our least favorite teacher, to see how easy il was to gain entry. one walks into the room. was not a child, and the school was a matic handgun and opened fire, huge issue. Schools around the coun- how do we know that someone won't The basic point is this: We're We do, however, encourage you to law school. killing three. Others were taken to the try nave tightened security and adopt- pop into the classroom and open fire? beyond the age where our personal be safe and always be lookingoutfor Yesterday, a 41-year-old law school hospital and treated. ed "zero tolerance" policies. How do we know that late at night safety could be jeopordized in a high your personal safety. student who was on the verge of being The yet unnamed suspect who had But what could and should univer- when buildings like University Hall school shooting incident. VJe arc not, Just be aware that this could happen kicked out came to the Appalachain been characterized by his doctor as a sities like Bowling Green do? and the Technology Building are open however, safe just because we are in anywhere. School of Law with a .38 caliber auto- "walking time bomb' was taken into One of the biggest differences that someone isn't planting a bomb in college, or even out of college for that

Sky is falling PEOPLE ON THE STREET How much money did (but no one cares) you spend for books this semester? us with its destructive possibilities. somewhere important — like We wondered if that could happen Malibu. U-WIRE here. What would we do? Could We needed special reports and Editoral Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck save bulletins and "Days of Our Lives" us? interruptions (yes, this was bigger Ohio Stale Unhersity Lantern There was a lot of public paranoia than "Days.") Wc needed to know after that. The media beat it into us, what was happening. ROBERT E. I0£m I ASSOCIATED PRESS It would have been the apocalyp- just as it does with most everything. Mass paranoia is only annoying if CLEVELAND'S MOST WANTED: Former Cleveland Browns head tic destruction of an entire country. Eventually, this all faded into the the threat is not real. coach Bill Belichek (right) will be leading the New England Think Hiroshima times a few hun- next trendy, hip paranoia of the However.this possibly life threat- Patroits in the playoffs. dred. Think Chernobyl times a week, like the flesh-eating virus or ening story barely found its way into thousand. the possible Fleetwood Mac the news media, appearing on page ZAKEYA GRAVES Think about the complete and reunion. All the NASA officials 15 of your local paper behind sever- Modell, Belichek almost instantaneous destruction of returned to their telescopes. All was SENIOR al stories recounting the tragic life of you and everything within 4,000 well. some guy whose boss' cousin's best miles of you. But then something like this hap- "$250... about the friend's sister-in-law died on Sept. Thinking yet? pens, and where did all the concern same as usual." face off in playoffs Last week an asteroid whizzed go? This asteroid, named 2001YB5, 11. past Earth at a dangerously dose is approximately 1,000 feet in diam- The press had us scurrying for distance of 375,000 miles. That's eter and its collision would have had cover back when the threat of this they played each other in the play- dose. That's too close. Do you know the destructive force of more than "terrestrial squish" was virtually offs. However, the Patriots boast how dose the moon is? Double thai. 100 atomic bombs. That would non-existent, but where was every- THE Cleveland sports least favorite man- dose. destroy about half our country. That one last week? They were covering SPORTS GURU ager/head coach of all time: Bill Chances are that most of you means the remains would some- redundant non-stories like "bin Crmg Gifford Bdichick. were unaware of this event. what resemble an empty cup of Laden still at large" and "Chargers In five season as the head man Professors for Astronomy 100 might with the Browns, Belichick took pudding. Most startling, however, is miss playoffs." The NFL playoffs are in full have told their students about it, but them to the playoffs once and had the fact that the asteroid was detect- Yes.the current international con- swing and for the seventh straight more than likely this is new to most J.J. four losing seasons. Browns fans ed only one month ago. flict is capturing most of the news season do not include the Cleveland of you. Maybe you don't care. This were calling for his dismissal by his Read that again. headlines, but that does not ratio- SENIOR . Browns (three of those are because event was a big deal, though, second season. Think about it. One month's nalize the neglect of such a near dis- of a man name Art Modell.) whether you care about it or not. Coach MeyerJPV< bought They play the Oakland Raiders, worth of warning time. That's aster. Vk were a few solar winds shy However, this weekends slate of For those who actually keep up whom king-time fans of the nowhere near enough time to try to of being turned into tapioca. them jotfor me. AFC playoff games should draw the with developments in the world Browns will remember for ending prevent a collision. Good luck get- The media is partly to blame, but interest, if not the ire, of Browns other than the "war on terrorism" the Kardiac Kids era wilh an inter- ting Steve Buscemi into space in fans everywhere. and topics covered by MTV news, so is the public. Very few people ception in the end zone during time. In one game you have the my hat is off to you. You are aware of reacted to this occurrence because 1980 playoffs. The touchdown The experts did not really drop Baltimore Ravens. You know, the how close we came to a disaster of very few knew about it. Not many would have capped another come- the ball on this one, if that's what team with Art Modell who stole the almost unimaginable proportions. people have powerful telescopes back victory for the Kids. Instead, it you're thinking. No, the reason that heart and soul from Cleveland in We've seen the media hype and mounted outside their windows, ended a dream season. this "death rock" didn't give us 1995 when he took the Browns to Hollywood drama regarding an and those who do are likely using Since the incident against the much warning is likely because it is Baltimore, leaving Cleveland with- asteroid/comet natural disaster. them for much creepier purposes. Raiders was more than 20 years zipping through space at an out a football team for three years. "Deep Impact," "Armageddon" and So do yourself a favor and read ago, many in Cleveland have proba- Andretti-like 86,000 miles per hour. They play the Pittsburgh a handful of made for TV movies bly forgotten about it or are too Scientists estimated that such an newspapers. Witch CNN. Pay atten- Slealers, who Browns fans have made us all consider an Earth- young lo remember it (like the guy asteroid would have the power to tion to news beyond the front page, JENNY W0LFERT hated for the past thirty years. They bound space traveler. writing this column right now.) destroy a medium-sized country, especially news of scientific signifi- are the Browns biggest rivals and a It all began in the wake of the JUNIOR Everything wrong with the other such as France. cance. team that all Clevelandcrs love to highly visible 1994 collision of the three teams is current. Be aware of what may or may not "$250... less than hate. comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 wilh the As much as some of us wouldn't With that said, Oakland will mind seeing the French succumb to be about to happen, especially One of these two reviled teams planet Jupiter. Vvc all watched in usual." probably be the learn that such a disaster, it is important to because you never know when you will be moving on to the AFC wonder as the huge collision awed Clevelanders hang their AFC hats consider that it could have struck may have to kiss Malibu goodbye. championship game with the on. chance to go to the Super Bowl on At least the NFC games will be the line. watchable for Browns fans who If you are a Browns fan cringing shouldn't have a problem with any at the thought of watching this of them going to the big game in game, maybe the Saturday game February won't make you as sick. Clerelands new motto: Any NFC In one corner, we have the New team, for the lore of God, please win England Patriots. Now, Browns fans the Super Bowl! have never had a problem with the team, beating them the one time WILLTEAGUE JUNIOR Correction — In tlie late 19th Century, an American newspaper reported tliat author Mark Twain had died The very much alive "Books are so overrat- Twain responded by saying "The reports of my death are greatlyexag- gerated." ed." The same is true of Paul Olscamp, former President of the University. In the Kurt Kinzel's Tuesday column, Olscamp was referred to as one of the dead Presidents that University buildings are named for. We apologize for the mistake. (pM. CtfbLi.

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Debris a cause for deathly Concorde crash www.bgnews.com/world PARIS (AP) —A government report on the crash of an Air France Concorde confirmed that a piece of debris from a Continental Airlines plane was a factor in the accidenfThe report by France's Accident Investigation Bureau released Wednesday says the crash on July 25, 2000 could not have been foreseea It also aims at what it says are sloppy operations by Air France. WORLD More Taliban fighters arrive in Cuba By IAN JAMES The soldiers grasped each prison- Task Force 160 overseeing the offered legal advice. Thursday. He showed reporters a ple to be treated." ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER er by the shoulders, leading them operation in Guantanamo Bay. "They spend their days praying, foam cot the prisoners were given Doctors on the base performed GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL to waiting school buses. "These are not nice people," meditatjng, eating," he said. to sleep on and plastic bags of surgery on a prisoner they said BASE, Cuba (AP) — Thirty more The inmates' ankles were Lehnert told a news conference at The temporary detention cen- rations that included breakfast had been shot about a month ago al-Qaida and Taliban prisoners chained together and they wore an aircraft hangar on the base in ter can hold 100 inmates but will bagels, fruit and beef stew. in Afghanistan, the military said, arrived Wednesday al this remote bright orange jumpsuits, knit eastern Cuba. "Several have pub- be expanded to hold more than White House Press Secretary in a statement earlier Wednesday. U.S. military base, where officials caps and surgical masks. They licly stated here their intent to kill 600 while builders complete a Ari Fleischer said Wednesday The surgery was performed warned that several inmates have were also blindfolded for security an American before they leave permanent facility that can hold President Bush was satisfied with Sunday on the man's upper right threatened to kill an American reasons. Guantanamo Bay. We will not give 2,000 detainees. the prisoners' treatment. arm. The prisoner was expected during their time here. The latest group brings the total them that satisfaction." Lehnert said the prisoners were "It is humane; it is respectful," to regain motion in his elbow and About 60 armed Marines met number of prisoners at the base Lehnert said none have been being treated humanely and a Fleischer said. "The president is shoulder but may have limited the group, who arrived aboard a to 80, said Brig. Gen. Michael interrogated yet and it was team from the international Red satisfied that they are being treat- mobility in his wrist due to nerve U.S. Air Force C-141 cargo plane. l.ehnert, commander of IkS. loint unclear when or if they would be Cross would inspect conditions ed as Americans would want peo- damage.

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A new year has begun. For me. thai means one thing: a new concert season. My goal is to beat my attendance record from last year. Some people on campus are already talking about who they AUSTIN POWERS 3 SPIDERMAN WO & STITCH want to see in 2lX)2. Of course, Dave Matthews is high on that list while others are planning QUEEN OF THE DAMNED MINORITY REPORT SNOW DOGS on rocking out with Creed. ()ther people are wondering KUNG POW MEN IN BLACK 2 if there will be a spring concert on campus. (By the way. please don't ask me about this. I know BLACK HAWK DOWN STAR WARS: EPISODE 2 as much about a spring con- cert as my dog does.) It does seem a little bit early for the general campus popu- 2002 ENTERTAINMENT PREVIEW lation to be thinking about it, STORY BY LISA BETTINGER NOW EDITOR but while eating breakfast with my friend (and our fearless 2001 was a big year for entertainment with movies like are. "Austin Powers in Goldmember" marks the third in the leader) Kim, we came up with "lord of the Kings: Fellowship of tne Ring." 2002 is setting up some ideas for shows that peo- Mike Myers' helmed comedies. Like the previous install- ple would pay money to see to be another promising year for entertainment. Hollywood ments, expect a great deal of cameos. This time stars like almost anywhere. OK. we is the first to offer up die big releases of the year. This week- Britney Spears, Danny DeVito. and Kevin Spacey will be would pay money to see them. end alone, two films from completely different ends of the making appearances as themselves. Myers will not only be All of them are blasts from our cinema spectrum are making their debuts at the box office. playing both Austin Powers and Dr. Evil but he will also be pasts. God, I feel old saying "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist" is what happened when writer- Hiking on ihe role of Goldmember. Like with "Men in Black that. director Steve Oedekerk got his hands on the 1976 karate 2," many of the stars from "Austin Powers: The Spy Who I am all for a New Kids on flick "Savage Killers" and added new footage to it, including a Shagged Me" are reluming. I lowever, Destiny's Child mem- the Block reunion. "NSync and flying cow dispensing milk ala "The Matrix." In order to cre- ber Beyonce Knowles is a new face as nemesis Foxy the Backstreet Boys owe every- ate "Kung Pow," Oedekerk made himself the star, digitally Cleopatra. A tentative release date of July 26 has been sel for thing that they have to these adding new footage and effects to "Killers" and re-dubbing "Goldmember." guys. I'hey established the groundwork for every pretty some of the dialogue. Of course, not every highly anticipated movie for 2002 is boy teen dream boy band. If viewers are looking for more serious fare, there is the going lo be a sequel. Comic book fans will finally gel lo see "NSync and Backstreet have Ridley Scott directed action flick "Black Hawk Down." Ewan Spider Man on Ihe big screen, List year the movie was mak- also learned from their prede- McGregor and losh Hartnett star as two of the 100 elite ing headlines because of changes thai there made to teaser cessor's mistakes. When you American soldiers who get trapped in Somalia during a res- posters following the attacks on September 11. Tobey have a cartoon show, you haw cue mission. For I larmett, it is yet another war movie, his Maguire has die lead role, In this film, Spider Man is going to overexposed yourself. Still, most recent effort before being last summer's action fest be a nerdy high school student. Willem Dafoe will be ihe nodiing compares to the glory "Pearl I larbor." For director Scott, it is the follow-up effort to Green Goblin, and Kirsien Dunst will be Mary lane Watson. that is loey, Jordan, Ion, Danny the Academy Award winning epic "Gladiator." Aaliyah's death in August cast a dark shadow on "Queen of and Donnie. Also opening this weekend is the Disney film "Snow Dogs." the Damned." After her brother was brought in to help with Another great blast from the past would be to put MC (Alba Gooding. |r. stars as a Miami dentist who finds himself the dubbing of her dialog, the film is sel to be released next Hammer and Vanilla Ice named in a will. When he arrives in Alaska to claim his inher- month. "Damned" is based on the Anne Rice novel. Icst.ii. together on the stage. It makes itance, he discovers that he has received a pack of sled dogs. who was last seen in "Interview With Ihe Vampire." returns as sense seeing that Ice opened If that was not enough, (jooding's character finds himself a rock star whose music awakens the queen of vampires. for MC Hammer back in the being bothered by a local mountain man who wants the Aaliyah's final role is dial of Queen Akasha while Stuart day. Of course Vanilla Ice has dogs for himself. Townsend takes on the role of Lestat. taken a much more drastic Hie rest of the year can pretty much be summed up with After winning critical raves in "Vanilla Sky." Tom Cruise change in direction than MC one word: sequel. returns with "Minority Report." Steven Spielberg is the direc- Hammer, but it would still Leading off die pack is the second in the new "Star Wars" tor of die film, which is based on a short story by Philip K. make for a night of great music and fun as far as I am con- series. "Star Wars Episode Two: Attack of the Clones" is Dick. The story takes place Washington DC. in die year 2054. cerned. At least both of them already under fire before its release because of the tide. ihe police now have a psychic technology that allows them put diose baggy pants and glit- "Episode Two" will take place ten years after the events of to arrest and convict murderers before they can even go and tery costumes way way back in "Episode (Inc." \nakin Skywalkei (played this time by commit their crimes. Cruise's character is a member of this their closets. Come on, there I layden Chrislensen) has become an accomplished Jedi Precrime unit until he is accused of a future murder. has to be more to these guys apprentice while Obi-Wan Kenobi (another role by Ewan "Minority Report" is set for a June 28 release. than some good story material McGregor) has become the teacher. The mission for the two Summer would not be summer without a cartoon musical for "Behind the Music." jedi this time is to protect the life of Padame Amidala from the people al Disney. This summer, however, there will Here is another great idea for (Natalie Portman) who is being threatened by radicals. be slightly different offering coming from the mouse. "Lilo & a double biU. Left try' Deborah Expect to see a long line of fans at the movie theater when Stitch" tells the story of a young I lawaiian girl named lilo Gibson and Tiffany. These two were the Britney and Christina "Attack of the Clones" opens on May 16. who adopts an ugly little dog diat she names Stitch. Now, of our generation. Besides, Showcase Cinemas in Maumee already has ads placed for Stitch is not your ordinary dog. I le is a genetic experiment someone needs to come back "Men in Black 2." Most of die cast from the first film, includ- that escaped from an alien plant before he crash-landed on and show these two, along with ing Will Smith and Tommy Lee lones, are on board for the Earth. like every other Disney cartoon, there will be a lesson all the oilier little pop princess- sequel. Among the new faces in the cast are former "Jackass" to learn for everyone. Disney is also hyping up the fact that es, how a teen idol should act. host Johnny Knoxville whose role is credited as "TWo-1 leaded the songs in the film arc classics from Elvis Presley. "Lilo & You don't go all vixen on us; Alien." According to the movie news site Stitch" hits theaters on June 21. keep it covered and think upcomingmovies.com, the film is scheduled for a July 3 Movie release dates are subject to change. Check the about your fans before you get release. movie listings or with the movie theater before you head out dressed in the morning. Back If aliens are not your thing perhaps swinging British spies off on the make-up and let to the show. your natural beauty come through. Neither Britney or Christina displayed any remote kind of innocence. Deborah and Tiffany were female leen idols with class. One-hit wonders might be able to put on a good show. How about A-lla, you know the guys who sang "Take On Me?" I would pay money to see a huge crowd try to hit that one high nole at the end of the song. If Men Without Hats do the show, everyone can do the "Safely Dance." OK, they had two hits but does anyone really remember "Pop Goes the Worid?" 8 Thursday, January 17,2002 NOW MOVIES WWW.BGNEWS.COM 'Gosford Park* is anything but buzzworthy cinema By Lisa Bettinger matic art. ters that you feel like you need a little comedy. Too bad there is less wife to the letter. Kelly confusion, especially when the THE BG Nf«S "Gosford Park" falls short of all scorecard to keep track of who is nothing funny about it The bum- Macdonald (who played Diane in servants are addressed by the "Gosford Park" tells the story expectations. The first three- who, who is doing who, and bling detective brought in to "Trainspotting") plays the inno- names of the person that they about a posh gathering in the quarters of the film drag on with which servant works for which solve the murder is supposed to cent, doe-eyed new servant on serve. Ensemble casts can be English countryside during the boring dialogue and little to no upper crust snot. be a form of comic relief. the block with near perfection. effective, but bigger is not always early 1930s. Everything seems to action. You can only watch If the super-sized cast does not However, that relief is not very However, two strong perfor- better. be going well until the host of the wealthy English and American confuse you enough, the last effective, and it is too little too mances are not enough to save The fast flurry of big secrets weekend ends up dead. elite sit on their butts in various quarter of the film will drive you late. There are some subtle jokes, an entire film. and revelations at the end of the Everyone, from his wife to his surroundings for so long before mad. There are more twists in the like hot tea spilled on a lap, but it In all, "Gosford Park" has more film only adds more to the confu- valet, is a suspect. you become comatose. The plot than in a bag of pretzels. All is just not enough to cut through faults than anything else. It lacks sion. There is so much buzz sur- "murder," which comes across as of these secrets and revelations the boredom. any of the qualities of an award After reading the countless rounding this movie that it might the main plot point in the ads for come at the audience so fast and There are, however, a few winning, if even memorablefilm. glowing reviews, this feels like an be mistaken for a beehive. With this movie, does not even happen so furiously that everything redeeming performances to be The plot is pretty much nonexis- attack on a sacred cow but no all that buzz you would expect it until the last quarter of the film. becomes one big blur. found. Kristin Scott Thomas tent until the end. Too many amount of buzz can disguise a to be some great work of cine- There are also so many charac- This film is billed as a charming plays the cold-hearted emotion- characters make for too much bad film. Grade: D Romantic film bridges time, literally 'County' missing comic punch By Tasha Sleimer without compromising the char- memorable dialogue where he By Sara Firesbne his admittance into college. All theater is what I expected. A THE BG NEWS acter. Leopold makes the transi- compares himself to a dog find- THE BC NEWS he needs to do now is ignore his ing a rainbow. It sounds bad, but headache from straining to think "Kate & Leopold" is your typi- tion to the future easier than, say. Shaun Brumder (Colin Hanks) alcoholic mother (Catherine O' of a humorous scene that wasn't it's a nice speech. cal romantic comedy with a few "Encino Man." was the stereotypical slacker at Hara), disown his embarrassing in the previews is what I got Meg Ryan plays Kate. She's like Breckin Meyer and Bradley minor differences. The story is Vista Del Mar High in Orange drug addict brother (lack Black) "Orange County" did provide a Twinkie; it doesn't take long to Whitford are great in their roles. the same: Two people who have County, California for most of his and make sense of the absurdity get through the spongy outside Meyer plays Kate's brother at the moment laughs that shook nothing in common, that being high school career. After his best surrounding him while living in 100 plus years, fall in love. The to the gooey filling. She plays the Charlie, a struggling actor. me in my seat, primarily due to friend died in a surfing accident, Orange County. story goes as follows: Stuart trav- tough career woman who's Whitford is Kate's boss who pur- the performance of lack Black, his priorities changed from par- With supporting roles by the but the humor thereafter was els to New York City circa 1876 by unlucky in love, but that isn't a sues her one minute and avoids tying to becoming practical. jumping off a bridge, and new. (Place title of any Meg Ryan her the next. The interaction likes of John Lithgow, Chevy either predictable or reran in Now a senior, Shaun is facing Chase, Ben Stiller and Uly Leopold, the Duke of Albany, fol- movie here.) between Leopold and Charlie is the stresses of getting into previews. The film even included lows him back to present-day A few things do stick out about some of the best in the film. Princeton so that he may study Tomlin, "Orange County" has a a classic choreographed dance NYC Stuarts ex-girlfriend, Kate, the movie Liev Schreiber doesn't It's not a bad movie, it is just writing under his mentor. After talented cast. The only drawback by cheerleaders for my displea- happens to live downstairs and have as much to work with as ordinary. If you like romantic sh.mil's high school transcripts is that the plot is ridiculously sure. My advice: First, if you don't ends up baby-sitting the duke. Stuart. He brings the couple comedies, then you'll love it If are interchanged with another beyond believability and char- like lack Black, do not see the The movie plays up the fish- together and spends the rest of you can't stand all the romance, student's by his half-wit guid- acters that lack substantial movie Secondly, wait until the out-of-water aspect, and Hugh the movie in various hospitals. you probably stopped reading ance counselor, he sets out on a depth. Mindless entertainment movie comes out on video; it's Jackman does a good job of mak- Great talent is wasted on a lack- this review a long time ago. number of misadventures to that would leave me laughing worth viewing but not worth ing Leopold three-dimensional luster character. There is one Grade B straighten things out and gain half an hour after leaving the $8.50. Grade C+ 'Lord of the Rings' maintains top spot at weekend box office

IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS math genius, and the teen come- as compiled Monday by million, four weeks. tions, $7,081 average, $30 million, $1,923 average, $37.2 million, I£>S ANGEI.ES — Frodo dy "Orange County," the only Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. and 3. "Orange County," five weeks. four weeks. Baggins and his fellowship had movie to open in wide release ACNielsen EDI Inc. are: Paramount, $15.1 million, 2317 6. "limmy Neutron: Boy 9. "Gosford Park." USA Films, their closest call yet at the box over the weekend. 1. "The Lord of the Rings: The locations, $6,497 average, one Genius," Paramount, $5.5 mil- $3.68 million, 518 locations, office, but stayed No 1 for the The top 10 movies at North Fellowship of the Ring," New week. lion, 2,810 locations, $1,966 aver- $7,113 average, $6.6 million, three fourth straight weekend. American theaters Friday Line, $16.2 million. 3,381 loca- 4. "Ocean's Eleven," Warner age, $69.1 million, four weeks. weeks. "The Ixird of the Rings: The through Sunday, followed by dis- tions, $4,792 average, $228.3 mil- Bros., $7.7 million, 2,670 loca- 7. "Vanilla Sky," Paramount, $5 10. "Harry Potter and the Fellowship of the Ring" took in tribution studio, gross, number of lion, four weeks. tions, $2,898 average, $162.7 mil- million. 2,770 locations, $1,814 Sorcerer's Stone," Warner Bros., $16.2 million for a total gross of theater locations, average 2. "A Beautiful Mind," lion, six weeks. average, $88.5 million, five weeks. $3.67 million, 2,170 locations, $228 million. Close behind were receipts per location, total gross Universal, $15.2 million, 2,222 5. "The Royal Tenenbaums," 8. "Kate & Leopold," Miramax. $1,693 average, $305.3 million, "A Beautiful Mind," starring and number of weeks in release, locations, $6,850 average, $58.4 Disney, $6.4 million, 905 loca- $4.7 million, 2,467 locations, nine weeks. Russell Crowe as a schizophrenic How Would ••••••••••••••••

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There are also many contributes two songs that add to each trying to dominate the sonic pletely abandoning some musi- hit song or they became favorites The average British music fan other great hits included in this the diversity of the soundtrack. tapestry of the room and the cal skill. Then again, as large as it for a small handful of fans. will probably find enough to soundtrack from bands Cake, There is also an untitled hidden result is a close approximation of is, someone should have some The jury might still be out on enjoy here. Fans of Oasis, Crazy Town, Lit and singer Pete track. While the limmy Eat World Mushroomhead XV. The result is skiU. Travis and Coldplay, but the next Coldplay, Travis, and pie-Kid A Yom. This soundtrack includes a single "The Middle" is featured in loud, powerful, nerve-shredding While Mushroomhead is a big hype has landed on our Radiohead will enjoy this the mixture of rock and punk to satis- the movie, it is disappointedly music that leaves the listener shores. Starsailor was already most. However, the rock scene in fy any listener's taste. In addition, not included in the soundtrack. reeling band that has some flaws, lyrics being declared the best new band the U.K. needs to stop copying off several promising new bands 1 lowever, music fans will appreci- There is good reason that this being one of them, they are well of the year in England's "New of each other or no one is going to contribute to the soundtrack. ate a limited edition bonus CD assemblage of musicians sounds deserving of some space in a col- Musical Express" before they had have any great amount of suc- Punk band Social Distortion featuring new music from new like two bands playing at once; it lection of hard rock Grade B even released their debut album. cess. At least Radiohead caught offers a live version of their song artists. Included on this CD are nearly is There are enough mem- -DavulWStorie Vida Blue rings in new year Rockers Creed hang ByJonWirtz the stage. Instead he played on a sands of balloons fell from the out walked Phish guitarist Trey on to top of charts THE BC NEWS Hammond B-3 organ as well as a ceiling Without hesitation, the Anastasio and bassist Mike Because of the tragic events of vast array of synthesizers Given band flowed flawlessly into the Gordon, and the three were unit- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for example, Creed had sold the recent trend of jam bands September 11th, many people chorus of lohn Lennon's "Instant ed publicly for the first time since NEW YORK — It's a different 166,000 copies of Wealliered in were scared to spend New Year's experimenting more and more Karma. "The soulful lyrics, "And Phish's last show in October week, but the same story on the the previous week. Eve in New York City. In hind- with electronic sounds, it was we all shine on, like the moon 2000. Both Anastasio and album charts: Creed's The highest debut of the week sight, there was no better place nice to see that McConnell had- and the stars and the sun!"res- Gordon played guitar on an Weathered again reigns to ring in the New Year than the n't fallen behind despite Phish's onated throughout the venue, incredible rendition of Traffic's supreme. was the soundtrack to Sean Big Apple, especially if you were current 15-month hiatus. putting many listeners on the "Light Up or Leave Me Alone" as The disc sold 138,000 copies Penn's new film, "I Am Sam," fortunate enough to see Vida The show began with a funky verge of tears. an euphoric audience danced for the week ending Sunday to which sold 36,000. Blue perform at the Roseland yet mellow groove, and Vida Blue But the best was yet to come. their hearts out hold onto the No. 1 spot, accord- Rounding out the top 10: Ballroom. was off and running. With the The second set came to a For the 2,500 lucky fans who ing to industry figures released Pink's Mlsstmdaztood rose from Consisting of keyboardist I'age brilliant lights of Phish lighting close, and of course the band were present, the night was one Wednesday. It's the album's eight No. 8 to No. 6, selling 73,000 McConnell (Phish), bassist Oteil director Chris Kuroda providing received an encore for their that they will never forget. To be week in that position. copies; la Rule's Pain Is Lav sold Burbridge (Aquarium Rescue the appropriate eye candy to unbelievable performance. in New York City on New Year's Very little changed in the top Unit, Allman Brothers), and accompany the music, the show Dedicating it to the people of Eve only months after the events five: Union Park remained at No. 71,000 copies to remain at No. 7; drummer Russell Baptiste was full of spacey jams and high- New York City for the tragedies of September 11th, hearing 2, selling 99,000 copies of Hybrid Alicia Keys jumped from No. 13 (Funky Meters), the trio provided energy improvisation. At 11:59 they've experienced, Oteil unbelievable music and witness- Vieory, Ludacris' Word ofMouf to No. 8, selling 70,000 copies of a night full of surprises. 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SPORTS BRIEFING THURSDAY Women's track opens January 17, season with BGSU invite Bowling Green, OH — The 2002 BGSU women's track team will begin the 2002 season at home with the BGSU invite this week- www.bgnews.com/sports end. Head coach Scott Sehmann looks to improve upon his team's BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY sixth place MAC finish in 2001. Several returning members will help to achieve that goal of improving their rank. Included in that list are seniors Christine Thompson, Lori Williams, lanean Johnson, and laVone Houpe; juniors loy Echler and Mary Willems and sophomores Kerri McClung and Alicia Taylor. leers end'camp'with RPI Looking to make an impact in their first season for the Brown By Erica Gambaccini son. Last year they went 5-10-4 and Orange are top newcomers IHE BC DEWS first semester and 9-8-1 second Marquita McGowen, Melissa The Bowling Green ice hockey semester. Krueger and Valerine Holland. team is in a lull right now, losing "We've got to be the hardest- five out of their last six games, working team in the CCHA over but they are hoping to turn that the second half of the season," around in the new year. said freshman forward Steve The Falcons have treated their Brudzewski. "We have to work six straight non-conference through all the bad times to get games like a training camp for things going. You'll see us come Tennis the second part of the season. around in the second half." After "training camp" ends with RPI represents the final prep this weekend's series at session for the Falcons. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institue, "RPI is just another test to teams BG will end the conference part prove we're gonna be competi- of their season with 12 Central tive the last half of the season or Collegiate Hockey Association if things are just going to go the games. way they've been going," said to open "We're still in a construction freshman forward Ryan phase where this is just another MinnabarrieL week in training camp for the second half of the year," said BG Coming and going season head coach Buddy Powers. "The Former Toledo St. John's High second half of the year starts School hockey phenomenon By Zach Baker with Michigan, and in these Ben Assenmacher has joined the IKE BG NEKS games, guys are lobbying for jobs Falcon hockey team effective m\ 1 With the spring season begin- and positions for the last 12 immediately. The Falcons ning this weekend in Indiana, games of the season and, barring acquired Assenmacher from the ■ i ^M m ■ both the men and women tennis injury, we're hoping to put a line- Lincoln Stars of the United State teams are looking forward with up out on the ice that we hope is Hockey League (USHL) in high expectations. set for those last 12 games. You're Lincoln, Neb. The men's team, led by sixth either in or you're out." Assenmacher was a forward year coach Jay Harris, is hopeful Senior captain Greg Day said for the Stars and had one goal w v ^k that the team will be able to build the Falcons will take on a new and six assists this year in 19 on its strong fall season, as well as identity down the stretch. games played. to improve on its 82nd rating "The last three weeks have He may get a chance to play nationally. been somewhat of a training this weekend as freshman for- "We had the best fall ever in camp for us, so I think everyone ward Colen Pappas suffered a my opinion," Harris said. "In sev- is in shape," he said. "It's a new rib injury in practice yesterday eral different tournaments, we year, a new leaf, and we're a new that will keep him out for at least manhandled our opponents." team this half. We're a hardwork- this weekend. CIMIS Schooler BGNwrs The team will look for a strong ing team. We have a new identity "Assenmacher will turn 21 in FACE0FF: Junior forward Tyler Knight (23) battles for control of the puck. season from a number of players, this half, a blue collar team. We March, so he wanted to get on including junior Geoff Hiscox, didn't really have an identity in with college," Powers said. "He's be with the Falcons this week- League 4-4 in 77 games played for the who is ranked 70th in the nation. the first half." a big strong kid. He just has to end is senior defenseman loe Statkus, who graduated in Falcons. He finished with 32 "Geoff is one of about four The Falcons went 5-13-4 last get acclimated right now. We'll Statkus. He has left the May 2000, was a two-time lener- penalties for 64 minutes. His guys who could play number semester and so far this year they take Ben on the trip. Whether he University and the hockey pro- winner for the Falcons and best year in the team was last one for us," Harris said. are 1-1-0 (6-14-4 overall). gets in the lineup or not. I'll sleep gram due to personal reasons. appeared in 17 games this sea- season when he played in 33 of Among some of the others Traditionally, the team does bet- on that for a couple of days." He has reportedly signed with son. 40 games and had three assists who are expected to play num- ter in the second half of the sea- Another player who will not Rockford in the United Hockey For his career, Statkus had 0- (0-3-3). ber one this season are senior VitekWdd, junior Nicolas Lopez- Acevedo, and Milos Jirout, a sophomore who transferred this season from a school in the Czech Republic. Gymnasts uphold perfect record against Tigers With a strong finish in Toledo in the fall season, which saw the By Matthew P. Lyons in the center gymnasium of the Stephanie Sams got BG going Mindy Untch, but it was junior the top score on Door with a 9.90. Falcons dominate seventh IKE BG NEWS Eppler Complex on bars with a 9.525. The bars Kathy Emerson who had the high Missouri outscored BG on only ranked Notre Dame and eighth "A journey begins with a single BG started out with a strong squad finished the event with a score on beam with a 9.85. The one event and Alisha Robinson ranked Illinois, Harris believes step." The BG women's gymnas- performance on the vault. score of 48.70. Midway through Tigers Alisha Robinson led in the won the Ail-Around competition tics team took that first step on Freshman Kristen DiPietro made the meet BG had established a event with a 9.875. with a score of 39.757. Senior that while the team has earned With the Tigers beginning to Falcon Mamy Oestreng scored respect around the region, the Sunday against the Tigers from her first appearance for the .975 lead over Missouri. the University of Missouri. University with a score of 9.675. A fall on the beam that could close the gap the Falcons took the 39.275. The Tigers clipped the main goal is to become a nation- Senior Mamy Oestreng led the have spelled disaster was turned floor to preserve the victory. Falcons on the beam 48.9-48.175. al force. The Falcons successfully defended BG's perfect record Falcons with a 9.9 score. Alisha into triumph with five strong per- Freshman Kristen DiPietro The win evened the all-time against the Tigers this year with a Robinson from Missouri won the formances for the Falcons. Senior turned in a strong 9.70 score. series between the two teams at TENNIS, PAGE 11 193.775-193275 victory Sunday vault with a 9.925. leadership showed through from Senior Mamy Oestreng turned in two a piece.

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