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No. 1 for "24": By Kelly Day Drama wins its Senior Reporter "We like to know first Emmy that everyone is fair, "24" wins Emmy for Students may not have to worry about having a mis- best drama series but being a black demeanor on their criminal after being shutout in record after Sept. 5, when the male in today's soci- the past | Page 9 Civil Infractions Code goes into effect. ety, I know every- There may be a lesser pun- ishment for crimes like public thing is not fair." urination, said City Prosecutor Matt Reger, at last night's Bernard Little | USG President Undergraduate Student Government meeting "Whether we like it or not, The city Civil Infractions discrimination happens," Code, which was passed last Little said. - \ year, will give officers a choice 3ecause officers will not of whether they hand out a have to justify citations, Little misdemeanor or a fine for worries they will discrimi small crimes. nate against students, espe- Net not found Last year at this time, peo- cially minorities. in weekend ple caught committing minor Although Little trusts the city misdemeanors would face police, be st ill worries about race losses for BG two possible outcomes. issues that affect minorities. MAC champs lose Officers could give verbal "We like to know that every- warnings or finesanda mark on one is fair, but beinga black male twice to open a person's permanent record. in today's society, I know every- women's soccer season But now, students may thing is not fair," Little said. | Page 7 receive a civil offense, which lohnnie Lewis, senator at can be compared to a parking large, thinks the change works ticket, Reger said. in favor of students. Georgia tops Some USG senators ques- "It gives officers an oppor- Japan in World tioned whether the new policy tunity to do what's best for would lead to more citations students," Lewis said. Series because officers find the new Aside from the new city pol- The USA. code more appropriate for icy, Little also discussed die represented by mi nor offenses. major issues USG will address If Reger has it his way, the city this year. Columbus. Georgia, police will embrace the policy. Among those issues were defeats Japan's little "First of all, I would hope the university travel policy, league team 2-1 in they would use it, but second funding for student orga- of all I think they will use it," nizations, BiG Charge and America's second Reger said. Bursar bills, and rising straight Little League USG president Bernard tuition costs. World Series Title. It Little expressed concerns Little encouraged USG sen- about the new code and pos- ators to discuss these issues was the USAs first sible misuse by officers. with the student body. back-to-back win since Because there are no con- He will address these and the 1992-95 season crete guidelines, unfair or other issues in his State of |P.g«7 prejudice citations could leak the Student Body Address into the system. next month.
SUN POISON •"[ B.i'.f.v- New art show on campus Forget books, carry my umbrella New exhibit entitled COLOR showcases DANCING IN THE RAIN: Lindsey Zokiak and her boyfriend Chris Rabbani try to stay dry under an umbrella while walking to the math science buiW'ng together yesterday. Rain showered the area throughout most of the day and night African American art. Gillmor discusses | Page 3 environmental No english? Spencer reaches dream, now living it No problem. By Liu Hilv.r.tjdt Spencer was a Green Beret in the Gary policies in district START helps City News Editor , U.S. Army during the Vietnam Spencer non-english speakers War and served two separate Chief of the get started on Oregon When Gary Spencer became a tours. He spent a year at BGSU Bowling Green "Soon I think we're going to see an actual State's campus. Bowling Green police officer in before deciding to join the mili- May 1981, he told the chief he tary instead. Police Department | Page 3 wanted his job someday. "He's a man with a lot of integ- ethanol plant in our own district." On luly 3, Spencer got his wish. rity," Conner said. "He's a man 1 Paul Gillmor | U.S. House of Representatives "What are your After 25 years with the depart- who demands excellence from on Ridge Street and Spencer was ment, including two years as the organization and service of obligated to inform her parents By Megan Schmidt plants now operating in Ohio, feelings on operations bureau commander the community but at the same in Dayton. The same night, a Reporter Gillmor said. contraceptives and and five years as deputy chief, time can be very supportive of Bowling Green man committed "The results of the ethanol their abortion effects7" Spencer became chief of the the officers." suicide and Spencer was sent to Finding solutions to local envi- mandate |in the energy bill] are Bowling Green Police Division. lohn Fawcert, the city mimic i- notify relatives. ronmental problems was a already showing up," he said. The job has been a humbling pal administrator, said he's always Despite situations like these. prime concern voiced at the "Soon I think we're going to see honor so far, he said. been impressed with Spencer's Spencer said he enjoys being able Wood County Elected Officials an actual ethanol plant in our "I can't say anymore, Ask the determination and ethics. to improve the quality of life in luncheon yesterday afternooa own district." chief,' because 1 am the chief," "1 think he sets a great example the community and respects the Rep. Paul Gillmor (R], current - Gillmor also pointed to Spencer said. to all officers." he said. responsibilities his job entails ry serving his ninth term in the hydrogen as a clean possibility for dealing with a long-term MARY WILSON As chief, he oversees all divi- Still, Spencer isn't the stereo- "We're the only job that U.S. House of Representatives, Freshman. Psychology sion operations including train- typical retired military man, can take away your freedom," arrived at Sam B's Restaurant energy crisis. ing, recruiting, crime preven- Conner said. Spencer said. "That's an awe- in downtown Bowling Green "It's only byproduct is water, "I think birth control tion and accreditation. He also He's made cherry pie and some responsibility." to meet with office holders in which isn't harmful." he said. Former Police Chief Tom Ohio's fifth district and lead a And although he does not is needed, but I don't represents the city police on pheasant for Conner and his wife local committees and at com- when they've visited his home. Votava. who served in the position discussion about their most favor it as a long-term strategy, believe in abortion." munity gatherings. "He's a very good cook," fromApril 1997 until luly 2, said he recent issues. Gillmor said he still supports | Pag.4 Mayor lohn Quinn, who Conner said. hag tOOl confidence in Spencer's Gillmor began the meeting by "additional drilling" for oil in appointed Spencer to the posi- But life as a police officer hasn't ability to lead the BGPD summarizing some of the leg- sites like the Arctic National tion, said he's happy with the way always been easy for Spencer. "I think he's going to do an islation he helped to pass dur- Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) the new chief leads the division. "To me the hardest thing a excellent job for the community," ing the 109th Congress session, region until a more reliable, "His temperament is excellent police officer has to do is death Votavasaid. including the Energy Policy Act renewable energy source for being a police chief," Quinn notification, especially for a young And Jim Wegan, BGSU's chief which Gillmor called "the first is discovered. TODAY said. "He can be friendly and person," he said. of police, said the mayor made major energy crverhaul in thirty But locally, Wood County A.M. Showers understanding but tough when During his career, he said the correct decision when he years in this country." commissioner Tim Brown said High: 77. Low: 60 he needs to be tough." he's made roughly 10 to 15 chose Spencer as the new city This legislation has already Bowling Green has already Deputy chief Brad Conner death notifications. police chief. had a positive impact locally found an alternative energy , who was also promoted last One Halloween during the The chiefs have already gone to because of increased produc- source of its own through its use month, said Spencer's leader- 1990s, Spencer had to contend breakfast together and discussed tion of ethanol as an alternative of windmills providing electric- ship style can be attributed to with two deaths in one night. ways for the city and University fuel source, with four ethanol ity for residents. TOMORROW his military experience. An intoxicated freshman girl Partly Cloudy Before becoming an officer, died after running into a train See SPENCER | >2 See GILLMOR | Page 2 High: 78. 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the federal government would have trouble assessing how to GILLMOR deal with the aftermath as well as From Page 1 how local officials would handle ' lliis ma is ripe for many the situation. more windmills than we have "Looking back at Katrina. my now.' Brown told (.illmoi. "We fear would he the federal gov- would like to see more federal ernment coming in and telling dollars for this type of program." us how to mn things, when we Bowling Green mayor John know what our own resources Quinn agreed. are," he said. "Over 1,700 homes can be Gillmor agreed that knowl- powered by those windmills," edgeable local officials are Quinn slid. "It's been a remark- key to being prepared for a able resource for us." natural disaster. In Bowling Green, Quinn said "Part of the problem in renewable resources such as Louisiana was the incompetency the windmills, hydro and solar of their public officials," he said. power now account for about Gillmor also addressed con- 20 percent of the energy source, cerns about the trend of factory but the city is still looking into farms, or "megafarms," and the more options waste they produce in Ohio, but "We are having discussions ultimately said the issue was best with the University about delegated to state governments producing cleaner energy "The federal government does for the town through a steam not regulate these farms, and it's plant," he said. the state that permits and sets In addition to the renewable standards for them," he said. resources discussion, Wood Gillmor's visit to Bowling County Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn Green was only the first of sev- voiced concern over who should eral to the fifth district this week; SEAN PIE9JON IHtBGNEvv, take authority — local, state or today he is scheduled to hold federal government—if a natural "town meetings" with constitu- HEY MR. DJ: Andrew T Zepeda from 92 5 Kiss FM talks to McDonald's manager Jason Miller while others look on at a live remote yesterday at the new Bowling Green McDonald's on disaster occurs in Wood County. ents in Perrysburg and Bucyrus, Wooster Street The McDonald's, which has been open lor a week, rs having their grand opening events now through Sept 9. giving away ptiies such as a new mountain bike, and a Sony Wasylyshyn said he was afraid and tomorrow in Kalida Playstation
SPENCER POLICE I BLOTTER From Page 1 FRIDAY 1:31 a.m. "Vt/rriej and 12:16 a.m. Milk was reportedly stolen from Hunan A ways for the city and University Staff of McDonald East the snack bar in Founders. reported students were drinking 4:33 a.m. the police to work together. underage. The students were Forty people report< |htii Palace Buffet ^^f ^ee-Ve,■ids! S|H'ncer said he's happy both departments collaborate so well given a verbal warning. on Campbell Hill Road. One LOCATION but wishes students would under- 2:10 a.m. vehicle damaged in area. Upon stand officers are trying to keep Subjects were verbally warned arrival, units found no one in the =1 J* for yelling out of their car win- 1616 E. Wooster Street them safe. Greenwood Center "My officers don't have time to dow on Wooster Street. M0 am Bowling Green, OH 43402 10:59 a.m. Samantha R. Romstadt.18. 419.352.91 S3 drive around and ruin people's Unit removed a bat from a dorm arrested for underage under the days," he said. room in Dunbar. influence and criminal Hat' Eat in or carry out chines* buffet And now that Spencer's wish on Napoleon Road. Romstadt to be chief has been fulfilled, he SATURDAY had pounded on doc rs PRICES linds himself overseeing 43 offi- 12:13 a.m. mg for help and split the wood cers and 15 other police division Subject was cited for failure to frame on one of the doors. Lunch: S5 75 employees. wear safety glasses on a motor- 9:30 a.m. Dinner: [Mon-Thurs): S7.95 OFF DINNER & I lis family — wife Barbara and cycle on Thurstm. Mohammad H. Ghadban. 44. Dinner (Fri-Sunl: S8.95 two grown children who reside 9:14 p.m. of Bowling Green, arrested Cerryout: (same price per box) 20% LUNCH BUFFET in other cities — are proud of his A male subject was passed out for parking his vehicle on ,i N. For All Students with a Student ID new position, he said. and non-responsive near the ice Prospect property. A door When he's not at the police machine m Bromfield. He was open and a "toy gun" was found HOURS HUNAN PALACE BUFFET taken back to his dorm room. At on the front seat. Two license Only for eating in station. Spencer said he visits his children and goes golfing 9:56 p.m. the unit was called back plates that don't belong to Mon-Thurs: 1 lam-10pm because the male was belliger- Ghadban were also found ii Friday: llam-llpm When he is at the station, he ent and combative. Subject was vehicle. Saturday: 1 l:30am-1 lpm Great food, hopes Howling Green citizens then transported to the hospital. Sundays ft Holidays: 12 10pm remember that he and the rest of 11:49 am at a great price! Aldin G. Deosier IV. 20. and the division are doing their best to SUNDAY Jeffery A. Pierce. 51. arrested for improve the community. 12:11a.m. breaking and entering at a N. "People have to understand Several female students were Mam Street busii wen' human beings," he said. "We verbally warned for being m 1239 p.m. have emotions and we're trying to the fountain in front of the A woman reported theft from a do the best that we can." Administration Building. trailer on N. Main Street.
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I WWW.BGNEWS.COM CAMPUS la-ida,. August 29.2006 3 COLOR art exhibit explores African American heritage and identity
By Karl Ondrui organized by the Society for to become COLOR Reporter ContemporaryCraft in Pittsburgh, intrigued What: Art E-rhib.t has been introduced as "edgy" with art. COLOR Ten African Even students who would not usu- and "provocative." "If you American Artists ally be interested in taking in an art Attitudes about the world in don't know When: August show might be enticed to check which we live are present in each much about 29-October6 out an exhibit featuring works different work. art, or aren't Where: Dorothy with titles such as "Biting Bling". While many students might an art major, Uber Bryan Gallery, Starting today, in the art build- reason that they can explore these you might located in the art ing gallery, this piece, along with attitudes through other forms of not think this En dhg 39 others from ten contemporary art, Nathan said personal expres- sounds fasci- Times: Tuesday- African American artists will be on sion can communicate ideas dif- nating," Adair Saturday 10 AM-4 display in the exhibition COLOR: ferently from a book or a movie. said. "But I PM. Sunday 1-4 PM Who: Sponsored Ten African American Artists. Hsin-I Cheng, communica- learned more by the Oho Arts The artists in this exhibit tions professor at the University, about art this Council and the explore ideas of identity and heri- agrees with Nathan. year through BGSU Ethnic tage through multiple mediums She feels that verbal and written people I've Arts Program. of art, such as ceramic, glass and communication are not the only met. Glass Put together by found objects. ways to communicate. Art can be blowing, the Society for Jacqueline Nathan, director of a medium, too, Cheng said. other forms ContemporaryCraft the gallery, said that the exhibit A trip to this exhibit is a way for of art, it's all in Pittsburg is an exciting opportunity students to obtain viewpoints of so interesting for students. African American artists through and beautiful." "It's important to look at art non-verbal communication. After COLOR finishes its tour, to help you understand issues Someone like Megan Adair, each piece of art will he returned of the day in a way you haven't a BGSU student, wouldn't have to the artist, and die chance to thought of before... using more thought a few months ago that view these Individual works all introspection and concentra- she would ever be interested together will be gone. This exhibit tion,'' she said. in attending any art exhibit remains on display in BG until The show, which is being I lowever, she has recently began October 6.
CAMPUS START helps non-English BRIEFS Sf *N MERSON 'HE BG NE Hi BG NEWS WIRE SOURCES speakers to college success N.C. State student Breaking the grip, black belt style found dead in dorm By Lauren Dill.ird "It's very important DE FENDING: Sell defense instructor. Jim Hasenfrat/. who is a second degree black belt, shows a student what to do if someone grabs U-WIRE room his shut with both hands, The lesson took place during a free self defense class Monday at St. Thomas More University Parish (U-WIRE) RALEIGH. NC - Daniel for us to realize our CORVALLIS, Ore. — Though Mann Whitley. an 18-year-old North universities across the nation Carolina Stale University (reihman. student population is organize student orientation was found dead by his roommate programs every summer, a rare changing." Aug. 27 in Tucker Residence Hall version of this program exists There Sgt Jon Barnwell ol Campus at Oregon State University: Kris Winter| SOAR Director Poke said there were no signs o( foul START Bilingue. play and that the cause of death is In its second year at OSU, this Spanish-speaking families. pending on the autopsy report Spanish and Knglish orienta- But START Bilingue is not an are over 'The roommate called us about tion program is only one of a exclusive program. L20 [pm] today and said he found few across the country, accord- "We did have families that his roommate unresponsive." Barnwell ing to Rick DeHellis. Student weren't native speakers but said "When EMS responded, the resi- Orientation and Retention wanted to participate anyway," dent was determined to be deceased" Program coordinator. Winter said excitedly. "It's very important for us to START Bilingue was offered at Whitley's roommate, freshman realize our siudenl population is only the third session of START Scott Hester, was out of the room changing," said SOAR Director this summer. until he found Whitley. according Kris Winter. Diliellis also explained that to Barnwell. START is OSU's summer START Bilingue was chosen to advising and registration be held during the third START program designed to wel- session because a later date come new students to the allows the START staff to gain OSU community. more experience and confi- GET A LIFE START Bilingue is designed dence in the program before a CALENDAR OF EVENTS to welcome Spanish speaking new element is added. S«n» a!tl*ultnJa^**vtat4*i kin >.i(ibqiu«& families and orient them to He also said that later dates campus, Winter said. tend to have a little bit more 8:00 a.m. - noon "II made (families) feel con- of a laid-back atmosphere. Gallery Exhibit: nected ... and already the tran- DeBellis said the idea for START Something Blue & Art sition is so hard," said Whitney Bilingue "came out of a conver- Expo 2006 Green, a START Bilingue ori- sation about how we can better entation leader and one of support students whose fam- Union Art Gallery the student workers who has ily members don't necessarily gone through the program's speak English." S:3C:)n evaluations. "(Students) Most students this happened million women Council Presidents liked that their parents could with were from Spanish-speak- ing families. Dinner be involved." START Bilingue and START This program follows the mis- Falcon's Nest worlwide- -. open together with a presen- sion statement for SOAR pro- tation in Knglish, translated grams, which includesan empha- 6:30 pm into Spanish. sis on orienting and retaining Callbacks for A After that, START Bilingue families as well as students. separates into smaller As a Regional Director of the Christmas Carol" focus groups. National Orientation Directors Where do Those being called back will be Presentations, all in Association, Winter will present assigned times fot auditions For Spanish, on subjects from information on START Bilingue additional information, please check finances to success in col- at the national conference held the call board across from the lege are then presented to the in Washington, D.C Department Office belong? 7:30 -8:30 p.m. Academic Quiz Bowl informational meeting 21! Olscamp Sign up for sorority recruitment at 9:1 b p.m. www.GreekBGSU.moonfruit.com NPHC council meeting 208 Union Recruitment opportunities begin 9:15 pm. GIB council meeting August 28.
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life begins at conception, then I Can't believe I got nabbed again ... guess this calls also work by preventing it from attaching to the utems taking this dmg could kill a child. I for another DAMNS ESCAPEI ... but how? (womb)." This description is And even if it's unknown when kj LAUREN WALTER very vague and deceptive. life begins, how willing can one I OPINION COLUMNIST We know from basic biology be to take the risk of possibly that once an egg is fertilized, it destroying the life of a child? attaches to the uterine wall. So by Plan B is not the only dmg preventing this process, one could that can work as an abor- be destroying the life of a child. tifacient. According to the FDA needs The term "it" is used instead of Physician's Desk Reference, "fertilized egg." This terminology "the pill" can also prevent the to re-think suggests that the fertilized egg is implantation of a fertilized egg., not a person, when it very well thus acting as an abortifacient. could be! Now that Plan B is readily Plan B decis If nobody truly knows when available over-the-counter, more life begins, we must always err women will be deceived and Last week, the Food and Drug on the side of caution, assuming more lives will be los( by this Administration approved the that at conception, the moment deadly dmg. Plan B pill, also known as the when sperm meets egg, life has And that's why I was troubled "morning-after pill" or "emer- been created and a new per- upon hearing the news of the gency contraception," to be sold son has been fomied. We must FDA approving Plan B to be sold over-the-counter to anyone over assume that the fertilized egg as an over-the-counter dmg. the age of 18. There are hardly is a person! life is too precious Sadly, many people have been words to express the sorrow I and fragile to take the chance of given incomplete information felt when learning this news clestroving it. on drugs like Plan B. They are The problem with Han B, or "the The Plan B Website further passed out like candy, and many pill" in general is that it has been states, "it is important to know unsuspecting people do not real- marketed to make consumers that Plan B will not affect a fer- ize the harm they can cause. believe that it's a harmless drug. tilized egg already attached to Do not believe everything Hut. the tnith is that the rami- the uterus; it will not affect an you hear. "The pill" and emer- fications of "the pill" and emer- existing pregnancy." gency contraceptives can take gency contraceptives are life and So this means that a conceived the life of a newly created child. death, literally. child that has already attached Each and every one of us was MARTEL WHITE. bG NEWS ILLUSTRATOR According to Plan B's Website, to die utems is safe from being that small fertilized egg at one the drug is marketed as a destroyed by this dmg, but the point, and we all deserved preventative drug, which can conceived child that has not yet to live. The next generation "reduce the risk of pregnancy attached to die utems will die? deserves to live, too. by 89%." The site also claims Don't let the Plan B advertise- This whole issue comes down to get drunk and parry on So whar I'm proposing is that it "will not work if you are ment fool you; diis c ug could to how much we cherish the Saturdaj night" asking me to to open up Facebook to (he already pregnant." act as an abortifacient, which is a lives of others. People deserve be "friends. whole world: (he only catch But, as with any drug, a little device whose specific purpose is to know the truth about these Facebook had guidelines. being separating all networks research is necessary. The to induce an abortion! dmgs, because when it comes to Everyone had lobe from one another, site mentions a few ways in The Plan B pill works in vari- life and death, there is no room a member of one of the KM you should be able (o which the drug works, includ- ous ways, and even the Website for Plan B. approved universities and allow people membership ing a method that prevents says that it can work by prevent- had to provide their univer- access to multiple networks. the i mplai Hal ion of (he newly ing implantation, which means sity web mail In order to gain For instance, if I choose to be fertilized egg. The Website this drug can cause an early Send comments ro Lauren Walter at Facebook ai I ess to the site. on the college l-'acebook and argues, "The Plan B may abortion. If it we are to believe walleil9bgsu.edu Well folks, not anymore llieSaginaw. Mich, l-'acebook, expansion can In ease you missed the I should be allowed. Then, if I new face of facebook, allow so chose, I could conned with me to elaborate. all my college friends and all benefit all Essentially anyone can my friends from back home. now make his or her way If I chose to lie a member LETTERS TO THE EDITOR At the risk of beating the omo the coveted home of only the college network Cashiers trying their best, topicofFacebook.com Into work distraction, then I wouldn't have to win i y All of Dining Services just out, but I assure you that we the ground. I bring it back what began as a college- about every ex-boyfriend I deserve credit received new registers. Some are all working very hard to into the spotlight lor even networking sile has expanded ever had (all three of them) Dear Editor, My name is of the units, like Kreischer, had make it easier. more consideration. to include a sileloi high sending me confirmation Kiri Cross. I am a cashier for their registers hooked up just We are even training more As college students. I am school students, obliquely request that look something Kreischcr Sundial. days before we opened. people to help with the registers confident most of you have categorized as "workplace" like this: I saw a picture in the paper The registers are taking a lit- when you students need to be profiles on the ever-popu- and the atrocity know n as the "You have a new friend theotherdayofthc Falcon's tle time to get used to because at class. lar networking site. If not, "region" network. request! loe Blow has Nest. Under the picture it said they are more detailed than the Please editor, have patience you should. Now I'm not saying every- requested to add you as a something along the lines of old registers. with us I have had my profile on one shouldn't be allowed friend, bin you must first poking fun at how long it takes We understand the lines take We are working very hard Facebook since November to use (he tool, but in the "I confirm that you are, in fact, to go through the check out. longer, but we are doing the best because at Dining Services 2004, back when it was the don't want my 13-)ear-old friends with loe. Editor, I understand that the we can each and every day to (especially Kreischer) customer "techy" thing to do. brother to he writing on my Also, |oc has included the students are a little upset with make it easier on the students. service is our No. 1 priority. I've also maintained a pro- wall "sense. information that you and )oe the long lines, but I am going to The new resgisters just have — Kiri Cross, Senior, VCT file on MySpace, though my I'm not exactly one of dated in high school, danced tell you why. some little "kinks" to work kcrossc»bgsu.edu. intentions for being on each those users who has 41 together al 1 lomecoming, arc separate. photo albums and they're all snuck out alter midnight and Now, I'm going to get arro- called "I got SO drunk lasi went to R-rated movies on DO YOU THINK IT IS FAIR FOR ADMINISTRATORS TO PUNISH gant so please excuse me. night," bin there is informa- Friday nighls when your mom I have an account on tion on my profile which thought you were at the Chess WEBSITE POLL BASED ON WHAT STUDENTS POST ON FACEBOOK? MySpace for one reason and I like to keep available to Club meeting." one reason only: to keep track those In my college ring and Confirm or deny? Let's of my friends who never went away from casual acquain- think about that for a minute. to college. tances back home. It's not that I'm stuck up, I still hang out with them Like, for instance my cell or even that I'm a hermit. I when I go back home and I phone number. would just like to be part of occasionally log in and check I knowwhal you're about to a true "network;" one which to make sure all phone num- say: if you don't want them (o includes people of like char- bers and addresses are cor- see, don't lisi (hem as friends. acteristics and interests. rect, and to make sure the) You would understand Not a "network" which haven't gotten engaged, mar- if you had ever told a dozen includes every person in ried, tattooed, pierced or had people oh, I'm so busy I just t he world wit h access to a any more kids since the last don't get any time to update computer who can spell at a time I saw them. my profile," just to have fourth grade level and wants So now I'm a terrible per- another person tell them all to "hook up." son, I know. "Amanda's engaged! Oh, you The thing about Facebook d idn't know? Well she just put is that I never had to wort) it up on her facebook." 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By Katy Pownall m.is-, movcmcni tomorroWi Joseph konv. leader ol "We don't expect to Chris Mage/.i, army spokesman the Lord's Resistance Army, lor northern Uganda, said yes mixed northern politics with see a mass move- KAMPALA, Uganda — The lerday. "The I It \ (rebels) do not religious mysticism, declaring leaders of a shadowy rebel have the confidence to move himself a Christian prophet ment tomorrow." movement thai has terror- openly, so they will probably go fighting lo rule Ibis country ized Ugandans for nearly two secreiively in groups on foot" of l!(i million people by the decades went mi local radio If the deal holds, ii will be Ten Commandments. with a special announcement: a major breakthrough in pad U.N. officials estimate Kony's an international trial. \s iii today, theit wai is ovei lying die African region that guerrillas kidnapped some konv. who has been seen ill — the Lord's Resistance Arm) joins northern Uganda, eastern 20,000 children over the pasi public only a handful of limes will stop righting. Congo and southern Sudan. i'i years, turning the boys Into during the insurgency, says he is The rebels, notorious tot cut Rebels from all three nations soldiers and die girls into sex Innocent Of the war crimes and ling off the tongues and lips ol operated across the borders slaves im rebel commanders. crimes against humanity charg- FRANCOIS MOM JPI'HI,-:' innocent civilians, enslaving with impunity lor decades until Rebel attacks and atrocities es filed In the International WAR WOUNDS: Ihe remains ol the destroyed mosque of Yalar. hit during the 54-day also diove 1.7 million lo flee Criminal Court lens ni thousands of children a peace accord balled Congo's long Hertwlahlyael »ai in Yalai. south Lebanon, are seen yesterday and driving nearly 2 million civil war in 2003 and southern their homes. Under termsofthe truce, Konj people from their homes, have Sudanese rebels joined Sudan's I he International Criminal and three oilier lop command- agreed to end one of the most government in 2005. ( nun has issued arrest w,ii ers wanted In die inlernaliiin.il In in.il. but least known conflicts Peace would open northern rants lor Konv and lour oilier court aie lo assemble along U.N. Secretary-General in the world. Uganda lo greater oil and min- rebel leaders, but the Ugandan with their lighters, the group's They signed a line e with the eral exploration as well as allow government has promised top negotiator said Sunday. government Saturday that gives hundreds of thousands of refu- not turn them over in return I he truce does noi include scolds Israel and Hezbolla rebel Fighters three weeks to gees to return to their farms. for an end IO the insurgent v. details on disarming die reb- gather at two villages in largely The lord's Resistance Army which has killed thousands ol els HI integrating them into uninhabited areas across tlie was formed from the remnants civ ilians. An exact death mil is Ugandan society. I hose lerms By Sam F. Ghattas I at Her, Annan issued an unex- border in southern Sudan, of a northern Uganda rebel- not known. will he part ol a final accord The Associated Press pectedly blunt assessment of the where they will he protected lion thai began in 1986 altci Human rights groups have lo be negotiated at talks in cease-fire and its implementa- and monitored. The truce is to President Voweri Museveni, a condemned Musevenis amnes- luba, Sudan, with leaders ol BEIRUT, Lebanon — U.N. tion by Israel and I le/bollah. lake effect this morning, southerner, overthrew a brutal ty offer, but the president argues Sudan's soulhei n region set v Secretary-General Kofi Annan "it's a fixed menu.... It's not an a "We don't expect to see a military junta. peace is more Important than ing as mediators. butted both Israel and I le/bollah la cane menu where you choose yesterday for not living up to key and pick," he said at the end of sections ol the cease-lire resolu- the first day of his 11 -day Mideast tion, while two more countries swing that will include stops in look sieps to provide Iroops for Iran and Syria, the main backers an expanded peacekeeping force of Hezbollah. in secure the truce It was not known what Annan c .el many, meanwhile, hinted it would discuss with the leaders was negotiating a prisonet swap of Syria and Iran, but it would be sitting beside Lebanese Prime extremely difficult for Icbanon Minister Puad Samora. Annan ID disarm the Sbiite guerrillas demanded Hezbollah return two of I le/bollah without the agree- Simplifying Life captured Israeli soldieis, whose ment and participation of those luly \2 abduction touched oil two governments. tlie 34-day war. and said Israel Israel responded quickly and must lift its air and sea blockade negatively to Annan's call for ill Lebanon. an end to the blockade, which Maximizing Potentia Although Annan was criti- is intended to keep amis from cal of both sides, he also said being shipped to I lezbollah. -~ **• - ■ ilie agreement provided a An official in the office of chance for a long-term peace Prime Minister l.hud olmcrt **•» As the cease file held for the reiterated that the blockade will 15th day, neither side looked remain until the international Private Baths like it wanted to resume large- force takes up positions along scale hostilities. I ehanon's borders and entry Hill the U.N. chief cau- points, lie said Hezbollah con- tioned the road ahead would tinues to try to smuggle weapons Free Internet he long, and pledged the into the country. International community's "Once the international forc- support. As part of that sup- es are fully in place and they're port, Italy and Turkey moved able to prevent the smuggling Free Cable to join the U.N. peacekeeping ol weapons to Hezbollah, there force in southern Lebanon. will be no need for the air and Annan also said the U.N. naval blockade,'' said the offi- Washer & Dryer force, which is to grow to 15,000 cial, David Maker. soldiers, will not in, to disarm Although aimed at in each Town Home I !c/bollah guerrillas. Hezbollah arms shipments, "Down dieline... there will have the blockade also is hindering HI he disarmament, but it's up io shipments of food, fuel and ihe Lebanese government and oilier goods to Lebanon. Spacious Living Areas people io resolve themselves,' Vnnan has said the Lebanese \nnan said. ' i he (peacekeep- army could handle policing ers) are not going to go house the Syrian border on its own lo house searching lor weapons. and it would he unprecedent- I his is not their responsibility." ed for a peacekeeping force Annan Was booed by residents to be deployed along a bor- as he loured the devastated der shared by countries that llahiyeh neighborhood in tlie have not been at war. Syrian Hezbollah stronghold of south President liasliar Assad has Beirut I le was greeted bv giant said the deployment of inter- posters with photographs of national troops would be con- We really do have it all. I lezbollah chief I lassan Nasrallah sidered a "hostile" act. ami one thai had a caricature of In Israel. Olmert announced Come over today and see Secretary of suite Condoleezza an inquiry into the war, hoping Itice with vampire's teetli and to dispel criticism among Israelis blood dripping from the mouth. (hat the army and government just how much we The U.N. chief, accompanied bungled the campaign. But he by Saniora and a Hezbollah ignored demands for an inde- can improve your legislator, walked for about 50 pendent probe with the authority yards before the protest became to dismiss top officials. noisy and unfriendly. Annan His decision was likely to college experience. goi back into a car. which drove enrage critics who say Olmert slowly through the assembled and other top officials should be residents with security men the focus of the investigation. running alongside. not overseeing it. (leir Pedersen, Annan's personal Israel has said a resolution of represcntaiivc, was pushed into the conflict must include the another car in the motorcade by a release of the two soldiers cap- bodyguard alter some in tlie crowd tured by I tezboOah militants in mistook him for Jeffrey ft-ltnian, a cmss-bonler raid that triggered the U.S. ambassador lo Lebanon, the conflict last month.
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By Matt Riddle "Of course we are disap- not have many chances offen- Erin Kreuser, Taylor Powell nities to score — four or Bve Reporter pointed but we have to look at sively, but defensively they and Louis Vraney all scored for different chances against UW- things in a different perspec- showed stability. UW-Milwaukee Milwaukec," Richards said. The BGSU women's soccer tive," Richards said. "We arc a They were outshot 18-0 by the The Falcons showed prom- "We're not struggling, we fusl team traveled to Milwaukee, young team, and we played two Golden Eagles. Allison Mallams ise as the game went score- need to keep plugging away and Wis. this weekend for the nationally ranked teams, but scored two goals and Meghan less for 29 minutes, but the the shots will start to fall." start of the 2006 season. The this was a great learning experi- Connelly added the other. home team proved better than The bright spot from this FOOTBALL Milwaukee Cup was set to ence for us. "Against Marquette, the level the Falcons. weekend was that two Falcons. make clear some uncertainties "Starting the season 0-2 is of competition was outstanding," "Milwaukee was a more dis- Brianne Eisenhaid and Karie Wisconsin's QB yet for the new-look Falcons. not what we hoped for, but the Richards said "We gave them appointing loss for our team," Sahly, made the All-Tournament to be decided The Falcons struggled, los- kids realize we played qual- some quality competition. When Richards said. "We had some team on defense. ing both games 3-0, one to ity teams," Richards contin- they broke us down offensively breakdowns offensively and "They played very well on John Stocco, the Badgers Marquettc and the other to ued. "This will not hurt our we came right back at them. We defensively. I thought we could defense — they truly had great starting quarterback, is Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Both confidence, we still have three had a great game plan." have competed better than we games, "Richards sa id. "The expe- opponents advanced to the field weeks or so before MAC play The Falcons, starting five unsure whether he'll be did, but we are still learning." rience they have really helped of 32 in the NCAA tournament starts, and that's what were freshmen, had many offensive BG was outscored 6-0 on them — they Ixith have great ready to play Sept. 2 against last season. worried about most." scoring opportunities against the weekend as the offense composure and leadership Bowling Green due to knee BG coach Andy Richards The first game of the tourna- the University of Wisconsin- struggled to finish their Up next for the Falcons is their surgery he had less then still found some positives from ment was Friday against No. Milwaukee, but weren't able to scoring opportunities. home opener at 5 p.m. Friday the weekend. 16 Marquette. The Falcons did put one in the net. "We had great opportu- against Xavier. three weeks ago. Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema will eval- uate Stocco's performance this week and likely name the starter on game day. Bonds'trainer faces jail COUNTDOWN time for refusing to testify
By David Kraveti Mark Geragos, the trainer's CLASH IN The Associated Press attorney, said he would appeal CLEVELAND the judge's order. SAN FRANCISCO - Barry ThenarneofNewYorkYankees The BG football team Bonds' personal trainer was on outfielder Gary Sheffield re-sur- opens up its season in... his way back to jail yesterday faced during Monday's hearing after being held in contempt as an angry Alsup recited the of court for refusing to testily questions Anderson refused to before a grand jury investigat- answer before the grand jury. 4 DAYS ing the Giants slugger. The questions included Greg Anderson could remain whether Anderson inject- SCHEDULE behind bars for more than ed Bonds with steroids and a year while the grand jury "whether Anderson knows investigates Bonds for per- Barry Bonds or Gary Sheffield." TODAY jury and tax evasion, regard- At issue is whether Bonds Volleyball: ing income from sales of his lied tinder oath when he told vs. Cleveland State; 7 p.m. sports memorabilia. the grand jurv Investigating Anderson, who has appeared BALCO in 2003 that he did not five times before two federal knowingly use steroids and that OUR CALL grand juries without answer- Anderson gave him what he ing pertinent questions, was believed to be flaxseed oil and held in contempt of court for arthritic balm. On the way up two weeks last month but was Anderson has refused to say released when that grand jury's whether he gave Bonds ste- The Minnesota Twins are term expired. roids. Alsup told Geragos jailing for real. Led by pitchers "Sometimes sitting in the Anderson might test "how loyal Johan Santana cooler for a long time may your client wants to be." have a therapeutic affect and Sheffield, who testified before and Francisco may change his mind," U.S. the 2003 BAJ,(X) grand jury, has Liriano. the Twins District ludge William Alsup admitted using a cream he got are 29-14 since the break and said during the rancorous, from Anderson but said in a hourlong hearing, after which 2004 interview with Sports one-half game ahead of the authorities whisked Anderson Illustrated that he did not know- White Sox in the A.L. wild into custody. ingly use steroids. card race. "Maybe in 16 months he will In the book "Game of change his mind," Alsup said, Shadows,' however, two San On the way down referring to the remainder of The Chicago White Sox the grand jury's term. See BONDS | Page B don't seem to have the start- ing pitching they enjoyed one year "Yeah, we may not have a lot of big- ago in their Wodd a name guys, the A.J. Hawks and Bobby Championship season Four games under .500 since the Carpenters, on defense, but we have great break, the ChiSox now find talent. That's what it boils down to." themselves in third place in CMOLVN KASTEB -ilfBGNiWS CHAMPIONS: The Little Leaguers from Georgia celebrate their Little League World Series title victory over Japan yesterday. the A.L. Central, five and Brandon Mitchell | Ohio State. Sal one-half games back of the Tigers. Columbus beats Japan for USA's Ohio State looks to continue The List strong defensive ways It's officially fantasy football By Rusty MHUr of decidedly non-household draft season, and we at The second straight LLWS The Associated Press names: Lawrence Wilson, lay BG News want to prepare Richardson. John Kerr. lames By Ganaro C. Armas inning. With two runners on, LLWS FACTS Laurinaitis, Marcus Freeman, you to dominate your league COLUMBUS, Ohio — Now if Malcolm Jenkins. Nick The Associated Press he got Ryoya Sato to hit a weak • The United States hasn t won back-to- in 2006. Here's five things bouncer to losh Lester at second the Ohio State Buckeyes can Patterson, lamario O'Neal back Little League Woild Series titles SOUTH WILL1AMSPORT, Pa. for the last out of the game. just defend like this during Kurt Coleman, Antonio Smith every team owner should since the 1992-95 season when Kirkland. — Cody Walker hit a two-run That prompted the Georgia- the season. and several other character know before draft day. homer off ace Go Matsumoto, Wash, and Marietta Ga did it Everyone seems to know actors now in starring rob". leaning crowd to erupt in • Japan hit II homeis in five games on Ryan Carter struck out 11, and cheers, chant "USA! USA!" and that the nation's No. 1 team The talk, naturally, is that 1. Rules: Learn the rules their way to the series, but was held Columbus, Ga., beat Kawaguchi wave American flags. Columbus has only two defensive starters Ohio State's offense, led by of your league and use them homerless last night by 12-year-old lefty. back from last season, and that quarterback Troy Smith, tail- City, Japan, 2-1 to win the Little players rushed toward Lester, Kyle Carter to your advantage. I-eague World Series champion- skipping up and down in cele- new frontliners will be filling back Antonio j'ittman and ship game yesterday. bration and tossing their gloves in at every linebacker and sec- wide receiver/returner Ted 2. Cheat Sheets: It It was the second straight to the sky. Walker at the plate. ondary position. Ginn Ir., will likely have to doesn't matter how much American victory in the Series, Then they posed on the A sign in the Columbus cheer- Despitethoselosscs,ormaybe carry the day until the defense you think you know, you still coming on the heels of Ewa mound for a group picture with ing section read, "Georgia, Not because of them, the Buckeyes finds its footing. Beach, Hawaii's win over a a banner that proclaimed them lust Peaches." Now. it's also have spent the preseason "We know what people are need cheat sheets. team from Willemstad, Curacao "World Series Champions" as home to the best team in Little defending their defense. saying about us, but we really 3. Running Backs: last year. The United States their gloves were strewn across League baseball. "Yeah, we may not have a don't pay attention to that, said hadn't captured back-to-back the infield. Japan is known for its power lot of big-name guys, the A.J. Laurinaitis, who is expected to These guys are your pri- Little League titles with differ- Columbus' rally was nearly hitting, having hit 11 homers in Hawks and Bobby Carpenters, fill one of the holes at lineback- mary concern - pick 'em early ent teams since 1982-83 when thwarted by Carter's mistake on its first five games of the Scries, on defense," said safety er. "We lost some really, really, Kirkland, Wash., and Marietta, the bases. including four by Seigo Yada and Brandon Mitchell. "But we really phenomenal players. We before the best are gone. Ga., celebrated in Williamsport. Carter took off from first on two by Matsumoto. The inter- have great talent. That's what know what we've got cut out 4. Defenses: Not in the Long Beach, Calif., was a Lester's single to center but national champions used small it boils down to." for us. We have athletes here. repeat champion in 1992-93 didn't heed the stop sign thrown ball to score their only run in the In addition to those two We have plenty of great players first 10 rounds unless they — the first victory awarded by manager Randy Morris at third inning yesterday. high-profile linebackers, the here. We need to reload." are the Bears or Panthers. after a Phillipines squad was third. He was nailed at home for Yada hit a one-out bouncer Buckeyes are also missing line- Jim Tressel, in his sixth year stripped of the title for using the second out, sliding into the into center. Pinch-hitter Yusuke men Mike Kudla and Marcus at Ohio State and his 21st as 5. Homers: You'll be over-age players. catcher's shin guards well short Inuzuka missed on two bunt Green, linebacker Anthony a head coach, acknowledged tempted to get guys from Matsumoto had devastated of the plate. attempts but advanced Yada to Schlegel, cornerbacks Tyler that it's rare for a team to lose your favorite team due to hitters in this tournament with It didn't matter, because second with a slow grounder Everett and Ashton Youboty so many players off one side his powerful fastball. It was Walker then hit his opposite- down the third-base line. and safeties Nate Salley and of the ball and so few off the pure blind optimism, but be potent again for him yesterday, field shot over the right field Matsumoto, who struck out DonteWhitner. other. careful. Just because you except for Walker's shot in the fence. Lester pumped his fist as nine and walked two, followed The only returnees from "From an experience stand- love Charlie Frye doesn't third inning that followed a bas- he rounded third, and Morris with a high chopper up the mid- the first unit are tackles David point, it's unusual," he said. mean the fantasy scoring erunning blunder. got so excited as Walker circled dle that drove in Yada. Patterson and Quinn Pitcock. "Hopefully, we'll get that Carter overcame a bout of the bases that his hat fell off. This year's defense will system will as well. wildness in the sixth and final Jubilant teammates greeted SeelLWS|Page8 likely be manned by a bunch See OSU | Page 8 8 Tugstby. Augug ?9.2006 SPORTS WWWBGNEWSCOM
The title game has been LLWS rescheduled just once before, From Page 7 in 1990, when rain forced San-1 lua. Chinese Taipei, and Rain forced the title game to Shippensburg, Pa., to play —■—y -■ ■■ '.. ^Mr^ «J be pushed back from Sunday, one day later than scheduled. and organizers then moved the Chinese Taipei won 9-0. starting time ahead by three Columbus and Marietta are ,- hours after weather forecasts the only teams from Georgia 1 ' "M__L "_ showed another chanccofrainin to reach the Little League the evening. World Series.
Schwartz and Aaron Gant con- JEFfCHIU i SPPHO'O osu tribute right away? SILENT TREATMENT: • *im attorney Mail Gengos. right. !o the federal courthouse in San Francisco, yesterday Anderson, who is Harry Bonds' irainet. was Kerr, a former starter at From Page 7 held in contempt of court and jailed Monday lor refusing to testify before a giand jury investigating Bonds for perjury and other charges Indiana, has bided his time after transferring and should Sheffield adopted Bonds' authors wrote other elite athletes with perfor- experience fast." be more than an adequate BONDS heavy mining program when liiilus Williams, Sheffield's rnance-enhancing drugs. There are several major replacement at linebacker. agent, did not immediately return Yesterday, Alsup rejected questions on the defensive Laurinaitis played almost all From Page / he visited the San Francisco sun aftei [he 2001 season and lived ai calls lor comment. Geragos' plea thai testifying side. Can oft-injured line- of the Michigan game after his home in I IQIsborough fbi two Anderson already lias served before the grand jury would backer Mike D'Andrea be a Carpenter broke his foot, and Francisco Chronicle reporters months, according to the book three months in prison and three \ lolate n deal Anderson struck factor? Can incoming fresh- then started the bowl victory wroieili.il Anderson put Sheffield published earlier this year. months of home detention after last December m plead guilty men such as end Robert Rose, over Notre Dame. Freeman on InjectaMe testosterone and Mtliough Bonds arid Sheffield pleading guilty to steroid distri- in the BALCO ease. Geragos linebackers Larry Grant, Tyler would have been in the mix human growth hormone In 2002 later had a personal falling out, bution and money laundering in said \nderson specifically Moeller, Mark Johnson and at linebacker a year ago but and latei sold liim designer ste- Sheffield wanted to maintain a the investigation of the Baj Vies stated he would not cooperate Ross I Ionian and defensive had to be redshirted after a roids known .is "the cream" and relationship with Anderson so he Laboratory Co-operative, which with the government as part of backs Chimdi Chekwa, Grant knee injury. "the clear." could keep getting the drugs, the allegedly supplied Bonds and the deal.
Browns cut down roster as preseason play winds down
HF.REA. Ohio (AP) — Tight end Buffalo Bills. However, he had Paul Irons, who made one start no chance of making the club's for Cleveland last season, was roster because the Browns one of 10 players waived by have Phil Dawson, one of the the Browns yesterday, one day league's steadiest kickers the before the NFL requires teams past few seasons. to have their rosters at 75. The Browns also placed W«IM___ The team also cut running defensive backs leremy LeSueur back Chris Barclay, punter and Shawn Mayer on injured Kyle Basler. defensive lineman reserve and defensive back la'Waren Blair, quarterback DeMario Minter on the physi- August 29th 8 PM Lang Campbell, kicker leff cally-unabli'-to-perforin list. Chandler, offensive lineman Cleveland's roster is at 77. and Atlas I lerrion, linebacker Kenny the club will have to make one Kern, wide receiver Brandon more move before Tuesday's 4 HO^OffenhauerWest Rideau and defensive back p.m. deadline. IX-fensive tackle lames Thornton. Ulrich Winkler, an NFI. Europe On Saturday, Chandler player, does not count against kicked a 35-yard field goal as the Browns' roster because he time ran out. giving Cleveland will be on their practice squad PREPARATION FOR LAW SCHOOL • PUBLIC SPEAKING AND ACTING a 20-17 exhibition win over the this season.
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'24' and The Office win at the Emmys By Beth Harris The Associated Press
LOS AM,1 lls i\|>] _ Kiefer Sutheiiand always comes through in the end Ml "24." After years ofbeing snubbed, the actor and si'lies were finally victorious at the Emmy Awards, too. [he Pox show won for best drama series at the Sunday night iviri ni it iv and Sutlieriand earned his first tmphy as best artor in a drama series for playing cotintcr- iniuiiMii agent lack Bauer. Other drama awards went to Mariska llargitay of "law & GOLD STANDARD: Jeremy Piven flashes his award for Outstanding Supporting Actor Older Special victims Unit" in a Comedy Senes for his role as An Gold on the HBO series "Entourage" and Andre Braughcr for "Thief." Tony Shalliouli of "Monk" and much, and this is that evening," Among the newcomers are: lulia I ouis-Dreyfus of "The New Sutherland said. "This experience "Kidnapped," "Vanished." Adventures ol Old Christine" r.mi that has been '24' has been noth- "Standoff" and "Runaway." comedy statues, The best com- ing short of ni i uirkahle for me." Another slow starter, NBC's edj was [he i lllicc" and "The The show's recent ratings "The Office," won for its satire Amazing Race" won as best real- boom, anchored by a loyal, cult- about cubicle life after almost get- ily-compciitiunshow. like fan base, has helped spawn ting a pink slip in its first season. h took five seasons for "24" to a spate of thrillers and myster- Its star, Steve Carell, lost to IH' rewaided in the major Emmy ies on the broadcast networks' ShalhoubbutCarelldocsn'tneed ilies Ihcsliiiu also collect- upcoming fall schedules. the hardware, though, having ed a dim lini; r.mmy. They borrow heavily from the become a critically acclaimed "Ever) once in a while you'll exciting escapades Sutherland's movie star in the hit comedies have an evening that just character endures during one "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and reminds you that you're given too dangerous day each season. "Iittle Miss Sunshine."
BRIEF NBC regrets Emmy skit after fatal plane crash in Kentucky Madonna show OK'd in Russian capital IDS ANGELES (AP) — NBC The prerecorded skit was expressed regret yesterday for an broadcast as part of the live Emmy MOSCOW - Posters through- Emmy Awards comedy skit that ceremony just hours after a com- out the Russian capital had included a mock plane crash and muter jet taking off in Lexington, proclaimed the venue and date aired on the evening of a fatal Ky, crashed into a field and butsl for a month, and 40,000 tickets Kentucky jetliner accident. into flames, killing 49 people. Only had already been sold. "Our hearts and prayers go a co-pilot survived. But a long-awaited concert out to the many families who Criticism of the sequence by Madonna had become lost loved ones in the plane appeared on Web sites Sunday mined in secui n\ concerns, and crash in Kentucky on Sunday, night, including tiie Ins Angeles it wasn't clear where and when and to the entire community Times', with a columnist for the the show would take place, that has suffered this terrible paper calling it "cringe-inducing" After more than a week of loss," NBC said in a statement and "of questionable taste." negotiations spiced up by pro- the day after the ceremony. The airing of the skit, a spoof tests against Madonna per- "In no way would we ever on the ABC plane-crash drama Get Connected forming In the city, tm agree- want to make light of this ter- "Lost," was condemned by ment was struck yesterday for rible tragedy," NBC said. "The the general manager of NBC's the even! to he held Sept. 12 at filmed opening during the Lexington affiliate, WI.IX The best way for your friends I uzhnfld stadium. Emmy telecast was meant to The segment, which opened Originally, promoters spoof some of television's most the Emmys, started with host and professors to get a hold said it would be Sept u In well-known scenes. The timing Conan O'Brien boarding a Vbrobyovye Gory, the hills that was unfortunate, and we regret private plane to Los Angeles. of you is to be listed in the rise mi the south bank ol the any unintentional pain it may The crash was implied but Moscow River have caused." not shown. BGSU Telephone Directory.
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