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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. University THURSDAY November 18, tf+ 2004 ICE: BG Hockey prepares for their AM SHOWERS upcoming game against 11 Kill 64 I.OVV47 Wayne State; PAGE 6 www.bgnews.com ent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 69 Employers praise job outlook By Justin Pope according to a new survey from Dame in South Bend, lnd., inter IH( ASSOCIATED PRESS National Association of CoUeges views are up roughly 30 percent BOSTON (AP) — The recover- and Employers. Seven out of 10 and the school had to step in, ing economy and looming retire- employers said they expected requiring recruiters to allow stu- ment of the baby boomers are to increase salary offers to new dents to mull job offers until at making this a very good year to college grads, according to the least Nov. 24. For the first time be a college senior looking for a survey released late last week, since the dot.com boom, com- job after graduation. Recruiters, with an average increase of 3.7 petition was fierce enough that career counselors and students percent. companies were pushing stu- say the fall recruiting season has Four in five employers called dents for immediate decisions been the most active since the the job market for new grads on their offers. dot.com boom. good, very good or excellent; last Don Brezinski, executive Accountants are again find- yeat fewer than two in five did. director of corporate relations at ing increased demand for their Michigan State's College Bentley. said "we're seeing com- services but theirs is just one of Employment Research Institute panies that, instead of looking several hot fields. Technology will release a report Thursday to hire one or two, have open- companies, investment banks that director Phil Gardner said ings of a dozen. It's when you and consulting firms appear to will show overall campus hiring have the big companies going be picking up the pace, as do is up as much as 20 percent this really deep, then you know you're some defense contractors and year, depending on the region. hitting stride with employment even smaller businesses that Experts say hiring still isn't recovery." haven't traditionally recruited on approaching the intensity of Experts say companies are campus. the late 1990s. A population hiring to handle new work but "I haven't been to school in boom among college students also making up for years of the last three weeks because of has tightened competition, and conservatism. my Interview schedule,'' said employers remain gun-shy about We've seen employers that Eric Golden, a senior at Bcntley big bonuses. have ait back the last few years College, a business-oriented Some engineers are still hav- looking around the office saying, school in the Boston suburb "1 ing a tough time, in pan because We've got this new work. Who's Waltham. He feels lucky to be so much manufacturing has going to do the job?" said Lee graduating this year. moved offshore. And many busi- Svete, Notre Dame's director of Friends with similar cre- nesses, notably financial services, career services. dentials who graduated earlier learned to get by with leaner si.ills Accounting remains one often ended up taking positions during the downturn. of the best backgrounds to that weren't their top choices There is clear momentum. have for a job-hunting senior. "just to have a job," Golden At California State University. PriceWaterhouseCoopers plans said, lie's been juggling about .1 I ullerton, the number of com- to hire about 3,100 people off dozen Interviews with compa- panies at a fall career fair was up II s. college campuses this year, nies including money managers, about 40 percent from last year up almost 19 percent from last Investment hanks and General at the University of Florida the year. Ernst & Young, another Electric number of recruiting companies big accounting firm, plans to College hiring is expected to is up as much as 15 percent Ctiitose Suzuki tPPncto Increase l3percentovei last year, And at flu- University of Notre COLLEGE, PAGE 2 COLLEGE SENIORS: Bentley College senior Eric Golden poses for photos at the college in Waltham, Mass. POOLDSTATTHEPUB Bomber drives into US convoy By Katarina Kratovac in south-central parts of the city IKE ASSOC AIED PRESS as U.S. Marines hunted remain- BAGHDAD. Iraq — A suicide ing fighters. In the northern lolan attacker drove his bomb-laden neighborhood. U.S. Marines car into a U.S. convoy during fought insurgents wiio officers fighting Wednesday in a north- said had sneaked back into the ern town, where hospital officials city- by swimming across the said at least 10 Iraqis were killed Euphrates River. amid a wave of violence across Bullets snapped overhead, Iraq's Sunn! Arab heartland. and Iraqis collecting bodies of The increasing attacks and the dead ran for cover behind the U.S. military's offensive to walls and in buildings as Marines retiike the insurgent stronghold returned fire. After IS minutes of Fallujah have made November of fighting three insurgents were one of Iraq's bloodiest months. dead and one Marine was slightly According to an Associated injured in the hand, officers said. Press tally, the American death toll The rush of warplanes streak- in the war in Iraq surpassed 1,200 ing through the low-lying clouds with new Defense Department shook the city and blasts sent Identifications Tuesday night and smoke into the sky. The U.S. Wednesday. The total of 1,208 military said that airstrikes deaths included 1,204 identified Wednesday were concentrated in members of the U.S. military, southwestern Fallujah. destroy- three military civilians and one ing enemy positions. unidentified soldier reported to The U.S. military says it is fight- have died Tuesday in Balad. ing pockets of insurgents after lulie OiFnnco 8G News In Fallujah, heavy machine- BLACK SWAMP POOL: Kelly Claibourne, a senior at BGSU, plays a friendly game of pool last night in the Black Swamp Pub. gun fire and explosions rang out IRAQ. PAGE 2

Bicycle snatching a problem Dixon speaks about health crises

By Jeff Weidman bike, I noticed it was gone and lems students face with bike By Zach Herman The talk, titled "Native history of Native American REPORTER I started to panic not knowing theft, Todson Inc. has provided a SENIOR REPORTER American Women and Health," life. She started by describing Imagine finishing class for the what to do." few simple precautions to keep On a campus where roughly one was part of the Brown Bag the lifestyle before first white day and walking out to the bike Today, bicycle theft on college your bike parked safely so that it of every 200 students is Native Lunch series of lectures spon- contact," painting a picture of rack to get your bike and go campuses is an ongoing prob- is still waiting for you when you American, according to the sored by the Women's Center an idyllic and prosperous exis home, only to find that your lem, according to Neal Todrys, are done with class. University FactBook, awareness Installments in the regular series tence forever shattered by the bike is not there anymore. This president of Todson Inc. which One way to deter thieves from of issues important to that group are casual affairs, with attendees arrival of English emigrants in is a story senior Hilary Gerber makes heavy duty bike locks, taking bikes is to make sure it is isdangerouslylow. Interpersonal encouraged to cat lunch as they America. remembers well. "Bikes are a popular and con- locked to the bike rack with a Communications Professor listen. The intrusion of Anglo- "I was so glad to be done for venient form of campus trans- secure lock that can't be picked. Lynda Dee Dixon worked to Dixon, member of the Saxons Into Native American the day and all I wanted to do portation, which makes them "Even if you'll be gone for just a change that Wednesday, pre- Cherokee Nation and "card-car- culture had far-reaching effects, was go home and relax." Gerber all too easy to swipe and resell," senting on health crises facing rying, real Indian," began the said. "When I went to get my Todrys said. Knowing die prob- BIKE, PAGE 2 Native American women. presentation with an extensive NATIVE AMERICANS. PAGE 2

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday. November 18.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM JOINING TOGETHER Indians deal with Sears health situation past transgressions, but often the BG NEWS NATIVE AMERICANS, FROM PAGE 1 steps taken are inadequate and according to Dixon. White insulting to those they purport to BRIEFING setders introduced devastat- help. Dixon's primary example ing physical maladies into the was the Indian Health Service Malfunction causes nations, diseases that presented (IHS), a series of clinics and a challenge that relatively untest- hospitals devoted to providing false alarm ed Native American immune health care to Native Americans The Bowling Green lire systems proved ill-equipped to While perhaps noble in pur- Department responded fight. Evidence suggests Anglo- pose, I US proved to be an inef- to a fire alarm at 5:37 p.m. Saxons brought smallpox and ficient, bureaucratic approach to yesterday in Moseley perhaps venereal disease to the medicine. 1 lalL According to the Fire New Wforid. "There were a lot of "IHS was federal care in Department, there was a mal- deaths that had nothing to do every sense of the word," Dixon function in Moseley's alarm with battle," Dixon said. noted. Patients sometimes trav- system, and the alarm was The devastation was not just eled hours to reach the near- false. physical, however. English expa- est clinic, and one they arrived triates trampled upon the Native faced interminable waits, limited American lifestyle, submitting resources, and patronizing staff. centuries of tradition to the Some Native Americans simply Check out whitewash of European cultural avoided health care rather than dominance. fight for the substandard treat- The BG News Some nations managed to ment provided by II IS. thrive after die English encroach- Dixon believes this institu- on the Web: ment, including Dixon's own tionalized neglect has contrib- Cherokees. But even then, uted to the many health prob- www.bgnews.com Native Americans were expected lems Native American women to submit to the cultural tyranny face today, including rampant of their new cohabitants "The diabetes and low life-expectancy rates and good-health status She Gregory Bull APPtwto communication from the town was 'you can be Indian, but don't closed her remarks widi a simple MERGER: Edward Lampert, chairman of Kmart, left. Aylwin Lewis, president of Kmart, center, act Indian, and it would help if and discouraging summation: and Alan Lacy, CEO of Sears, right, join hands during an announcement of a merger between you didn't look Indian, either.'" "American Indian women and Kmart and Sears. Dixon said. the Cherokee women 1 know Native Americans are "still are suffering major health prob- suffering" the effects of subju- lems." As the University recog- gation by whites, according to nizes Native American History Accounting, finance among jobs in high demand for students Dixon. Attempts have becn^ Month, the message is especially made to compensate natives for vital. COLLEGE, FROM PAGE 1 Finance and nursing skills arc men) at Boston's Northeastern of Florida. also in demand, and job hunters University, ihough other fields, "Any major' is the No. 1 increase hiring about 30 percent willing to move haveabig advan- like journalism, are si ill tough. demand," he said. "We have this year and bring on 4,000 new tage. (bmputer science jobs are Even liberal arts majors plenty of employers that say if college grads. |im Case, director also returning alter die tech need not despair, said Wayne you are a college grad and want ofthecareei center at Cal State- slump, said Carol Lyons, dean Wallace, director of the career 1 ullerton, says regional and local to... learn our business, we will accounting linns are hiring, too of the career services depart- resource center at the University take you from that point on." Locking bikes important

BIKE, FROM PAGE 1 is no bike rack, be sure that the object that it is linked to provides minute, always lock your bike," adequate security." "(bain link Todrys said. fences are easily cut and locked Ten die, nine wounded in car bomb "The vulnerability of a bike bikes can be easily lifted over a lock has to do with more than parking meter." IRAQ. PROM PAGE 1 buildings in flames. with black bags and tying their The U.S. military said it was just the chain itself. If the lock Students should record die taking most of Fallujah. A police spokesman in bands before dragging them expanding its investigation into can be picked, you've got a real make, model and serial number I he car bomb came during Karbala said a police officer away, the spokesman said. The the fatal shooting of a wounded problem," Todrys said. Some ol their bicycle and keep the infor- dashes in Beiji, a dtj 155 miles from the city had reported officer said he was beaten but man by a Marine in a Fallujah locks such as Kryptonite brand mation where it can be accessed north of the capital, witnesses thai U policemen returning was not abducted. mosque over the weekend. The locks can be picked open with a easily, according to Todry. This said. [tie vehicle nil a convoy from training in Ionian were Iraqi security forces, backed investigation will also look into simple ballpoint pen, according makes it easy to prove that the and exploded, then U.S. soldiers kidnapped over the weekend by U.S. Marines, freed a cap- whether other wounded men in to Todrys. "Chains on a padlock bike is yours if it is ever stolen and opened lire. b] insurgents who attacked tive Iraqi truck driver during the mosque were also shot and bike lock should be at least 3/8 recovered. Going along widi dial len people were killed and their hotel in wesiei n Iraq, The a raid south of Baghdad, the killed, a spokesman said. of an inch and cables on a cable idea, bike owners should license nine others wounded, hospital spokesman said the report was U.S. military said. The rescued The probe was prompted lock should be at least _ of an their bikes with the Uxal police officials said, though it was not not confirmed. hostage, who was not identi- by videotaped pool pictures by inch in diameter," Todrys said. department as well. Iliis way the clear how many were caused I he Interior Ministry and the fied, was taken to a nearby U.S. NBC that showed the shooting "New OnGuard bike locks police will have all die informa- by the blast. I he isi Infantry Office ol Prime Minister Ay ad base, where he was treated and during an operation of the 3rd provide maximum protection tion needed to identify the hikes Division said three U.S. soldiers Allawi said they have not been released. Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment against bike theft," Todrys said. owner if it is recovered were wounded in the Suicide able in confirm the report. In Baghdad, some 3,000 pro- in the mosque on Saturday. "They are pick-proof, which is Lasdy, "Students should help attack. Beiji is the site of Iraqs A spokesman for the U.S. testers peacefully demanded Allawi is "very concerned" why we confidently offer up to prevent bike thefts on cam- largest oil refinery and a major I inbassy in Amman said he had the release of seven followers about the shooting, his office a $3000 warranty for OnGuard pus," Todry said. "Be observant power siation. not heard the report ol Shiite Ayatullah Mahmoud said. American and Iraqi locks which retail at $150 or around bike racks for someone us forces and insurgents The police officer who made al-llassani, who had been authorities have been trying to under." who might be checking out bikes also hauled for three hours in the report said he escaped a detained by U.S. forces in the stem outrage over die shootings Something else students or are looking for an easy target." the center of the insurgent- raid Sunday by armed men on past week. among Iraqis and Arabs across should take into consideration Any suspicious persons should lx' heavj dry oi Ramadi, west of the hotel in the town of Rutba, The northern city of Mosul the region. U.S. Ambassador is the place they park their bikes, reported to the campus police. Fallujah. Hospital officials said near the lordan border, accord- appeared calmer, the military John Negroponte expressed according to Todrys. Editor's Note: For more infor- seven people were killed and 13 ing to the police spokesman. said Wednesday, after a U.S. regret over the shooting but "Bikes should be locked to a mation about OnGuard locks, people wounded in the clash- The officer said around 20 assault to restore control. On a said it should not undermine bike rack in a well-lit and popu- visit www.onguardlock.com es, which leli two residential aimed men attacked the hotel. handful or small arms attacks U.S. efforts to remove guerrillas lated area," Todrys said. "If you or contact Todson. Inc. at I8O0) covering the captives' heads continued, the military said. from the city. must leave your bike where there 213-4561.

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Proul Chapel 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Union, 2nd floor Bake Sale, Sponsored by BGSU Club Water Polo Noon Education Building Steps Katie Fmnegan BGhews Brown Bag lunch: "Native 9p.m. Ttition Raffle and win free t- NEW DIET FAO:Low-catb diet helps shed last-food pounds. American Women & Health" 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Haniui Halt. 107 shirts Harrow Hall, Honors Center Refunds for Ben Folds Concert, By less Wagner up on these foods without provide a healthy balance of Sponsored by UAO COPT EDITOR consulting their doctors or what is needed in a diet, but 6p.m. Student Union lobby 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. \ new diet craze has Universit) reading about the diets, and since the diets cut out foods Veg4Life students shedding not only may be doing more harm than like this, people are left with an Weekly veggie dimmer Ticket Sales for Fashion Show. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. pounds from their bodies, but health to their diets. Sponsored by Black Student unbalanced representation of Squeakers 175 Main Si. VisitingArtist Demo: Sculptor, carbs from their diets as well. Even though the low-carb what their body needs. Union Paul McMullan, Fine Arts With the emergence of diets may have obvious h/alth Student Union Lobby People are missing out 7p.m Center- Room204 low-carb diets in main risks such as rapid weight loss, on some heart-healthy, When the Gays Move In Next The Clay Club is proud to stream America, these trendy lack of essential nutrients to cancer-preventing nutrients Door Workshop sponsored by 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. announce visiting ceramic art- diets are showing up on TV the body and possible long- in high-fiber foods, and fiber I nterf ratern ity Cou nci I Thanksgiving Food Drive, ist Paul McMullan. who teaches commercials, in restaurants term health risks, students is found in carbohydrates." Union, 202A Sigma Nu will be collecting food al siena Heights University. and around campus. And are trying the diets because of Hefmersaid. and giving out information. Paul's sculptures and tiles although main people arc their glamour and promising The University has also 7p.m. to 8p.m. Student Union lobby comment on contemporary falling for the low-carb craze, weight loss. caught on to the diet trend. International (areers Network American life through forms some arc questioning how safe 1 fell a lot healthier after \e.nl\ every loud service meeting 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. appropriated from "found," these diets really are. I went on the South I in the Union has some kind of ShaaelHaHlOl Apollo Night Ticket Sales, commercially-produced molds "I don't ever Suggest il to diet. I lost about 20 pounds, diet menu that eaters to low- Sponsored by BGSU Gospel and drawn images based on anyone as a healthy way 'o lose and continued to eat a healthy- carb dieters. ZZA's at Night has 8p.m. Choir. clip art. weight The weight loss that it diet even alter I went off the low-cart) wraps to replace the I .units Utisi Series: Penny Student Union lx>bby Room 204 line Arts Building promotes is usually very rapid, diet." said Nikki Sobecki. a breads for their sandwiches. which isn't healthy it you lose sophomore at the Universit) Steak Escape is now replacing weight too quickly.'' Campus who went on the South Beach sandwich buns with salads. Nutrition I dm aim Tonya diet this past summer "Even llefmer said. "Plus it's hard on though I'm not on the diet Even Freshen's offers low-carb smoothies. vow body, and the weight is anymore. I still continue to Student Manager Katie likely to come back when you eat healthy and exercise. I've Peace Corps taking applicants go off of the diet.' only gained about five pounds Wietmarschen said the llefmer said she is often back." Sarah Lee deli is trying a new asked about the Atkins and Sobecki said she went promotion. With "Gel Naked," By Jeff Weidman in my whole life. It was a returning to the United States. students can enjoy their Hi PORUK teal-opener, and 1 don't believe When volunteers return, South Beach diets, the two on the diet because her most popular low-carb diets family decided to start ahealth- favorite sandwiches wrapped Now Is the lime for students to I'll ever view my American life they also have enhanced hiring In leaf lettuce instead of bread. fill out apply for the Peace Corps 3uite the same way as I once status for federal government on the market now. She ier lifestyle, and explained why suggests a more traditional a lot of people gain their weight Even though the University for next fall, according to Scot' id as a result of my Peace jobs, which lasts for one year is trying to cater to low-carb Corps service," Former Bowling following completion of Peace way to lose weight. back. Hoskelley. a spokesman for the dieters, I termer feels this form regional Peace Corps office. The Green student and Peace Corps Corps sen ice. "Usually calories are what "When people finally reach member leri Titus said. "I am According to Roskelley, there is going to determine wheth- their weight goal, they stop of advertising may have a application process could take negative result on students who nine months to a year much more aware has been a 22 percent increase in er you gain or lose weight. If the diet, thinking they can go and is becoming more of what good luck inquiries this year. Applications there's adeficit in calories—not back to their old eating habits,'' don't know too much about the competitive, accord- We have it is to be born an are also up 1 i percent for that enough calories—then your she said. "Obviously, they're diets. "College students are ing to Roskelley. an parncu-nnrtiru. American. I am as same period, he said. bod) is going to lose weight," going to gain the weight hack. "We have a proudasevert0be When volunteers return they Ilefmersaid. "II there is a sur- You can't just expect to lose definitely consumers particular need for lar need for an American." also have enhanced hiring plus of calories—more than weight and have it stay off wherever the) shop, the "I think the Peace status for federal government people who have people who your body wants—then you're forever without eating healthy market sets the tone," llefmer taken French clases Corps is awesome," jobs for one year. going to gain weight. So ide- and exercising. said. "Whoever is selling — even a year or two have taken Senior Sarah "The lack'lluster job market ally someone creates a deficit One problem associated low-carb items on campus of French," Roskelley Langenderfer said. has partially contributed to with a combination of exercise with these diets is the absence knows that people are going to said. "We have posts in French class- "They do a lot of the interest in Peace Corps," and watching what they eat." ol healthy carbohydrates and buy them because people are good for many Roskelley said. "However, we on the low-carb diet. Whether countries in the es — even a people, and that s find world affairs are driving With low-carb foods for nutrients when someone is on Caribbean and West year or two of why they are still people our way — people who Atkins and the South Beach the diet, that's healthy or not whether Africa where French around today." want to make a contribution diet hitting grocery stores, Foods like breads, that's right or wrong, that's is the predominant French." loiningrequiresa toward peace." many people are stocking pastas and fruits often how it is." language." 27-month commit- Currently 11 people SCOTT ROSKELLEY. ment. Volunteers r who attended trie PEACE CROP THE SnCUflRO CftCJUS, fOUIlD in THE SOUTHUIESTERn recieve money each UniTED SUITES DOESIVT GROW BRflnCHES WITH IT a University are serving SPOKESMAN month to cover IS 75 YEARS OLD. ^ D inthePeaceCorps. 170 food, housing and people from BGSU have served other expenses. Health insur- LISTINGS AVAILABLE inthePeaceCorps. ance is also paid for while the "IBeing in the Peace Corpsl volunteer serves. Volunteers are was one of the most interest- given $6,075 that can be used DAILY ADVISING TIP FOR 2005-2006 ing things 1 have ever done to re-establish themselves upon Print your Degree Audit from MyBGSU prior to SCHOOL YEAR registering for classes. Be sure to bring your Large Selection of Houses and degree audit to your advising appointment. OHIO STATE Apartments with Great Locations. Sponsored by Advising Network We have Efficiencies MICHIGAN 1 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms,. 3 Bedrooms, Duplexes & Houses TAILGATE PARTY! 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Main St. B.C. • (tlS» 353-5751 • www TtaywBG.com 'nF° 4 Thursday, November 18,2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEOQIJOTE "Everything looks great. He's walking around from room to room in his street clothes, just waiting for the blood work." Adviser Mary Matalin, on Vice President Dick Cheney, who briefly entered a hospital tor tests after experiencing shortness of breath (AMdtfedFKN) OPINION l'-\VIKK KDITOMAU DAILY 1.01*0 (I". NEW MKXKO) Understanding the stress of war Widespread shock in Iraq in the same city, the discovery story noted the Marine had civilians and fellow soldiers, insurgency after the invasion. ity of this increasingly dirty and the United States In reac- of the dismembered body of been shot in the face the day both American and Iraqi, have The numbers who suffer guerrilla war affects those who tion to the NBC News footage a Western woman - who is in before in the midst of five days already occurred. the same affliction in the Iraqi serve and live within its reach, of an American Marine execut- all likelihood the kidnapped of intense fighting before the As a society, we need to work population are almost certainly whether we - or they - want to ing a wounded prisoner in British aid worker whose video- shooting. to fully comprehend what a far higher - their tour of duty in admit it. Fallujah proves yet another set- taped execution was broadcast That much stress could war like this does to the occupi- the war zone is unending. Eventually, as evidenced back to the stabilization of Iraq. Tuesday - provides another certainly be a trigger to an ers and the occupied. Average Americans and by those in America and the Just as the torture at Abu example of the terrorism war outburst. But if this man was The Los Angeles Times Iraqis struggle to understand Muslim world who rationalize Chraib fed the Iraqi insurgency, supporters say we are in Iraq to unstable, it was his command- reported one of six soldiers how a young man could or even applaud incidents such this widely seen footage will eradicate. ing officer's responsibility to returning from Iraq suffers execute another wounded man as Abu Ghraib and the bloody do the same, further convinc- Details about the Marine pull him out of action before from post-traumatic stress. But lying at his feet, or how another executions of kidnapped men ing Iraqis of the hostility of the who killed the Iraqi have not he harmed himself, fellow sol- the statistic is only drawn from young man could drive a car and women - and then use large foreign force with which been released, but he is almost diers or noncombatants. those who served in the war's packed with explosives into a one to justify the other - the they share their country. certainly young. Several other incidents of early stages, before the spread truck full of people his age. ill effects spread beyond the At around the same time and The reporter who broke the American soldiers killing of the more deadly and vicious The violence and deprav- battleground. Activist judges progress society pgnpTp Liberal media: the TOME throughout American history, It's true. Activist judges do BOSCH judges have expanded rights to force people to change. They 0NTHE STREET protect minority groups - and forced Americans to accept result of a rap war U-Wirc Columnist that has often not sat well with equal access to education, "Do you shop at Thanks to President George public opinion. equal access to the polls equal Wal-Mart?" Ya'U conservative-type folk W. Bush, the English language In 1954, the Supreme Court access to lawyers and more. have been quite displeased with GEORGE includes some new and excit- issued its famous Brown But few people today would this papers "biased" coverage of VALKO ing words and phrases, v. Board of Education deci- argue that those were changes just about everything. Hie Pied Piper Iheres "I lispanically," as sion, which initiated the end that Americans did not need to I lowever, in the big "liberal in, "1 lispanically owned or ofthegoveniment-condoned make. media" picture, we are only a otherwise." There's "misun- segregation of public schools. 'Ihe judicial branch of the pebble in the mountain of Of course liack in those days. derestimated" and "resignate," Initial public reaction was government is not like the deceit and shame. All the odier Rather went by the name "The "cmbetter" and "foreign-hand- heated in many executive or major newspapers, of course, Chap." He was even known to ed." arftas. The Daily "Throughout the legislative. are liberal and all the networks smoke Marlboro Reds, but this is And don't get me started on News, then a American Unlike die pres- have liberal news shows. And I back in the day. those tricky subject-verb agree- newspaper from ident, senators do not think any student would Brokaw, a veteran of the earty ments ("Is our children learn- lackson, Miss., history, judges or congressmen, disagree dial all die cable news hip-hop wars, was aware of ing?" Not with a role model like declared, "White have expanded judges in the channels are substantially liberal. another Dan Rather. A much that.) and Negro upper echelon EMILY MURPHY It is a fact of life. We are out to richer I )an Rather whose trophy But perhaps the most influ- children in the rights to protect of authority get you. Liberals have been sup- wife (Connie Chung) had been JUNIOR, PSYCHOLOGY ential term that Bush has same schools minority groups do not need to pressing conservatives as long as dropping lame-ass rhymes at introduced recendy is "activist will lead to answer to the "For my groceries life has existed on the planet. all the networks. Brokaw con- judges." miscegenation. - and that has people. sometimes." That is why there is a liberal vinced The Chap that it was The term "activist judges" Miscegenation often not sat Once they minority in Congress and the unfair. in the words of Brokaw apparently refers to judges who leads to mixed make it through Supreme Court. Of course the "for that whore to go out and look at die Constitution and marriages and well with public the confirma- absence of a liberal in the White drop ill rhymes all over town, see more rights expressed than mixed marriages opinion." tion process, 1 louse is assuredly a sign of and for them to come and piss Bush himself can decipher. leads to mon- it takes egre- liberal supremacy. on your (•••"• nig." CIA 3 mm He prominendy used it in a grelizationofthe gious errors to The fact diat liberals have film footage shown to me just speech last year condemning human race." remove them from office. Such been out of power for four years this morning, shows lhe Chap die Supreme Judicial Court of Despite pressure from many a system exists to remove the and will remain out of power going to see the rich Rather. After Massachusetts for ordering the Northerners and Soutiiemers judiciary from political influ- another four is the best example all. Brokaw had "Buddies who state government to recognize alike to permit segregation, the ence and, similarly, the pressure I think of the liberal dominance died face down in the muck so die rights of same-sex couples Supreme Court oudawed the of the people. dial everyday emcees could spit MJILLIAN BRUCE in die country. towed. practice. It was not overwhelm- The Constitution, as you Or perhaps FOX News being rhymes, and die slut, that whore Bush then called for an ingly popular, but the justices should remember from diat SENIOR, the only thing on in the Union goes out and...." amendment to the federal knew that it was right and that annoying civics class you INTEGRATED LANGUAGE would support the conservative The Chap was informed by Constitution that would stricdy America would progress as a took in high school, is open to argument? FOX News being the the big Rather that Connie had define marriage as existing only country. interpretation. If it were not, ARTS EDUCATION news channel that was willing been kidnapped by some West between a man and a woman. Many people today espouse then the president and local "Sure, Wal-Mart is to sue its mother company over Coast rappas. They were asking Many social conservatives similar doomsday beliefs about government members would grand." the fact that the Simpson's made for 1 million dope rhymes in are enraged at the idea that what changes same-sex mar- be able to limit how you speak, fun of them. That is the voice of retuni for Connies satciy. judges could slowly make same- riage could bring about. They assemble, worship and publish, reason I am glad we have in die The Chap agreed to be the sex marriage legal throughout believe that legitimizing same- because the First Amendment Union. bag man in the ransom handoff. the nation. sex couples will end up causing simply says that "Congress" will I lowever, the nail in the cof- Through a weird turn of events, They claim that recognizing the end of marriage or even the make no law abridging those fin for me, is die fact that the including a sultry night with marital bonds between a man end of die human race. rights College Republicans get so Maude Rather and die unfor- and a man or a woman and a They bemoan the activist Then you wouldn't be able to much press in the paper, that mnate death of Peter Jennings woman goes against the will of judges who would overturn send hate letters to The Daily anytime the head of that organi- in a freestyle match with some die people and, indeed, polls their very belief system and Collegian about me, and that zation has a bowel movement, it liip-hop nihilists, Ihe Chap and suggest that the majority of cause the end of family values. just wouldn't make you happy. becomes a headline story. Brokaw were able to uncover the Americans are uncomfortable I values - that's another word The ability to interpret the I think ya'll been frontin' and it kidnap|>er's scheme. Connie was with same-sex marriage. that is thrown around a bit too Constitution and expand it to ALISHA FRANCIS is time to stop. There is no liberal never kidnapped, but the "big But as the middle school much.) They accuse the judges encompass the present day and FRESHMAN, media and now I have the evi- Rather" faked the kidnapping mantra goes, what's popular of forcing them to change, forc- age is one of its best features, dence to prove it story in order to steal the future is not always right and what's ing their beliefs down the throat PSYCHOLOGY Two days ago I was of hip-hop. right is not always popular. of the nation. JUDGES,PAGE 5 approached by a senior official Furthermore, it turns out that "No, Meijer is better. at the State Department who die big Rather was none other I'm wanted at wished to set the record straight than Rupert Murdock. the owner Wal-Mart." regarding thus alleged liberalism. of FOX News. Sensitive documents were put FBI reports at the time con- OH, ReTiReMexr is GREAT.' into my possession that will clear firm that Murdock was in the Nvoge T//v\e v/jTH TH« up diis misunderstanding once business of stealing phat beats GRANDKiDS — STUFF LiKe TH^CT.... and for all. and rhymes from inner city kids According to these top secret and passing them off as his own. files, this liberal myth dates back Much of what he had stolen was to the first Gulf War. Or as Tom later confirmed to be the bulk of Brokaw put it while bowling with Wu-Tangs influential hip-hop Dan Rather and Peter Jennings, masterpiece, "36 Chambers." "back when we were fighting diat luckily for emcees world wide, camel f*"" in Iraq." The Chap was on die case at the It was during this time diat a time. RUBYNBOYLE very important rug in Bather's I decided to write this investi- FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED apartment was soiled upon by gative journalistic article in the two daytime talk show hosts BGNews in an attempt to finally "I shop therefor my who were looking to get some fly bring to light the truth behind drugs!" rap songs from Rather. To make Rupert Murdock's dislike of matters worse, the rug really tied mainstream media the room together. RAP WAR, PAGE 5

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TREY up in various European broad- were thrown away this year to civil liberties advocates are For minority students, SMITH casters and newspapers but not across our great democracy. U-Wire Columnist his views on immigration and Gonzales' unclear position on in America. If you voted provisionally or his unclear position on affirma- affirmative action makes him U-Wire Columnist Palast even visited New absentee, yours could be one of Well. America, you voted, tive action. a risky nominee for attorney Mexico, where he found that that number. and George, you are the next As one of Bush's chief legal general. Fortunately, Gonzales If anyone else was up at 1 a whopping 3 percent of votes Yet there is no way to deter- American president. And now, advisers, Gonzales pushed is not as adamantly opposed to a.m. on election night, they cast in 2000 were tossed out mine whether your ballot only two weeks after his re- strongly for passage of the affirmative action as Ashcroft is, might have seen what 1 saw That totals to almost 18,000 was counted. Mid you leave election, George W. Bush has Patriot Act, and strongly sup- but he is not in favor of the pro- - exit polls reporting a signifi- votes. As of now, President the booth with a receipt that already taken the first steps ported gram either. cant lead for Sen. lohn Kerry in Bush has reportedly won guaranteed your vote would be toward reversing years of prog- Ashcroft in "Ironically, though When the Ohio. the state by a counted? Mid ress by the Supreme Court. drafting this Gonzales would University of Of course, media reports little more than you receive a Shortly after Attorney legislation. Michigan was based on exit polling could not 10,000 votes, "At least 2 million call from the General John Ashcroft resigned, Gonzales be the first facing challeng- be as reliable as final vote tallies, and Al Gore won ballots were set retaryof Bush selected White House thereby not Hispanic attorney es to its affirma- right? in 2000 by 366 state thank- counsel Alberto Gonzales to only helped tive action poli- Wrong. In 2000, nearly 2 mil- votes. thrown away this ing you for replace him. Rumors are flying give the fed- general and is cies in 2(102, the lion votes were tossed out. TTiis Additionally, year across our your vote and that Gonzales could even be eral govern- being praised by Bush adminis- year, that number was probably the votes lost assuring you the next Supreme Court Justice. ment greater tration released much higher considering the in New Mexico great democracy. your ballot was But in choosing Gonzales, Bush power to Hispanics across a report that higher turnout rate and unpre- in 2000 were If you voted added to the is hiring a man whose political intrude into the country, his called for major pared poll workers. nearly all from provisionally or total? Probably history has been focused on the privacy of reforms to What could cause your bal- American- not, and if denying civil liberties. American citi- record indicates lessen the role lot to be thrown out and not Indian ami absentee, yours you had any Ironically, though Gonzales zens, but also that he would of affirmative counted? Oepending on the poor Hispanic could be one of doubt about would be the first I lispanic worked to action in col- state, ballots are thrown out if precincts. I your vole attorney general and is being tighten immi- support policies lege admis- there are any stray marks on wonder which that number. " being counted, praised by Hispanics across the gration laws, that would worsen sions. Gonzales the form, or if there are any way they were it probably country, his record indicates especially for exerted heavy number of other minor dis- going to vote? wasn't. that he would support policies Arabs and conditions for influence on crepancies. Assuming this Yet Kerry that would worsen conditions Muslims. minorities in tliis report. Not only were ballots not spoilage rate stayed the same, and most of America has for minorities in America. Many Liberals fear counted, thousands of people New Mexico would remain a already moved past the 2004 As expressed by the American civil rights America." that Gonzales were not counted. In many blue state if all the ballots were election. We don't like to be Civil Liberties Union, there groups, such would lean to crucial states, such as Ohio, counted. bogged down with vote tal- is great need "for a full and as People the right and Colorado and Florida, voters ()hio practiced an even more lies and recounts, We demand thorough Senate confirma- for I he American Way and the work to roll back the progress were purged from the registra- racist system of vote purging immediate answers. That's why tion process that scrutinizes CX'nter for Constitutional Rights, that affirmative action has tion rolls for a variety of reasons, this year. Officials from each we slay up until 1 a.m. Mr. Gonzales' positions on key believe that under Gonzales, brought students of color. some legitimate, most party could stand in the polling watching the results. civil liberties and human rights immigration laws would Gonzales may have grown up illegitimate. station, point to any voter and Perhaps that is why issues. Particular attention continue to get stricter, and in a poor I lispanic family strag- Once again, it appears the request they be denied a bal- American news broadcasters should be devoted to exploring immigrants would continue to gling to get by, but it is unlikely citizens of other countries are lot. GOP officials could point refuse to report on votes being Mr. Gonzales' proposed policies be interrogated and harassed that he will remember his roots more interested in our demo- to each African-American who Kissed out and voters being on the constitutionality of the before entering the country. when it comes to passing cru- cratic process than we are. To entered the polling station turned away at the polls. Patriot Act. the Guantanamo By supporting the Patriot Act, cial legislation for Americans, hear about the purging of vot- and request he or she not be We like to think our democ- Bay detentions, the designa- Gonzales implicitly defended especially when it comes to ers and tossed ballots, you must allowed to vote. These targeted racy is perfect. After 200 years, tion of United States citizens as Section 412, which calls for the minorities and immigrants. check out the news in Britain. individuals were then given a you would think we could get enemy combatants and Indefinite detention of immi- As Michael Rattier, president American journalist Greg Palast provisional ballot that may or this right. reproductive rights." grants and other non-citizens of the (tenter for (institutional had little success in convincing may not be counted. And now that we are forcing According to USA Today, for any immigration violation, Rights, explained, "Making American news broadcasters Approximately 200,000 pro- democracy on other countries, Gonzales has passionately no matter how minor. Even if Alberto Gonzales the attorney that millions of Americans not visional ballots cast were in shouldn't we be a good supported Bush's ability to an immigrant is not suspected general of the United States having their vote counted is an Ohio, most of which will not be example for them? designate detainees as "enemy of terrorism, he or she could would be a travesty: It would important story. included in the final total. combatants" and detain them face indefinite detention for a mean taking one of the legal indefinitely. I le also authored trivial infraction, like not car- architects of an illegal and a memorandum that strongly rying identification on them immoral policy and install- endorsed the kinds of practices at all times. As the new attor- ing him as the official who is that led to the abuses that took JUDGES, FROM PAGE 4 on this subject at least one afford protection and rights to ney general, Gonzales would charged with protecting our justice on the Supreme Court place at Abu Ghraib prison and have the power to determine constitutional rights" all Americans, not just those It's not one of those crummy will probably retire or die. granted them 200 computers that sits in your U.S. Sen. Allen Specter years ago. basement with "Where in the (R-Pa.) is in line to head the RAPWARJR0MPAGE4 Are mere activist judges out Chap for raining his attempt at the next news tycoon will World is Carmen Sandiego?" Senate ludiciary Committee, there? Sure. It is clear to this reporter, that hip-hop stardom. attempt to steal hip-hop from 1! on it. but something you can but Republicans are ques- Is that a bad thing? II forgot Mmili ii k started FOX News in My advice to all the snidents Middy's cold dead hands. upgrade to meet your current tioning his ability to stick to - we're speaking Bush now. order to spread the lies of the at the University is to be care- - Scenes from this article needs. the party line and reject any What 1 mean to say is, are that "liberal media" in an attempt ful which news programs you were taken from/inspired by In the next four years, mor- appointee who fails to see a bad thing?) to get back at Brokaw and The watch.One never knows when "The Big Lehowski." bid as it is for us to speculate how the Constitution could Absolutely not.

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Sarah liana has headlined gigs at The Comedy Store in Hollywood. BG SPORTS NFL: OWENS IN HOT WATER FOR ACTIONS OFF THE FIELD. FAGE8_ BRIEFING Twite named All-MAC honorable mention THURSDAY Bowling Green senior volley- November 18, ball player Taylor Twite was named All-MAC honorable 2004 mention yesterday for the sec- ond year in a row. This season she is averag- www.bgnews.com/sports ing 1.69 kills. .99 blocks per game and is hitting .296 for the B0WLIN6 GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Falcons. Right now. she ranks at No. 13 all-time for the Falcons in career kills with 942 and and ranks sixth in school history with a .278 hiiiing percentage. Twite and the Falcons will be in MAC tournament competi- tion this Friday at Anderson Arena when they play host to Marshall. Hockey looks to keep Falcons going vs. Wayne State

Kevin Shields may get SENiOR REPORTER The 1996-97 season was the las: season a Bowling Green hockey AlBehrnun AP Photo team has started ibis well. Now DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY: Cincy a shot at BG will look to continue their wide receiver Chad Johnson early season success against the breaks away from the Cowboys' Warriors of Wayne Stale. defense earlier this year. Johnson Coming off a split with is promising fans a big-time Ohio St Nebraska-Omaha (2-4.6-4). the dance in this weekend's game Falcons currently sit at 5-2-1 against the Steelers. WILL overall with a Central Collegiate jyiRIIQRL Hockey Association record of The Italian Stallion 3-2-1. It's their best start since the 96-97 season when the Johnson I've been curious about team started 6-0. something this past year. I know As a result, they broke into for a fact that I'm not the only the "USA Today "I "USA I Bxkey one upset about our 24-17 loss promises Magazine" poll at 20 and remain in the Ohio State Buckeyes, who in the U.S. College Hockey al the time were coming off a Online/ CSTVpoll at 21. national championship the Tonight they will travel to the another previous season. On top of that. Compuware Arena in Plymouth, I'm also quite sure there are Mich., to take on Wayne others like me who think they State from College Hockey TD dance could have easily won that America (CHA) to start a non- ByloeKay game. Only one question conference home-and-home IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS remains. Would anyone like to series that will conclude at the Ignoring advice to keep quiet see them face off again? BG Ice Arena on Saturday I know I would, and I'm sure ( had lohnson said yesterday he's "They were in the national ready to celebrate a touchdown most of the students on this tournament two years ago campus would as well, even if catch against the Pittsburgh and I think they're a very good Steelers this weekend. their passion for football isn't team right now," head coach quite as strong as my own. His coach immediately went Scott Paluch said. They're into damage control — again. Well, for all of you that have 6-3-1 right now. but they have The Cincinnati Bengals' been silently hoping for a wins over Clarkson. Metrimack Mike Metijer BGNens chatty receive! jokingly asked matchup between the Falcons and Providence. I-ast year UP THE ICE: Bowling Green forward Alex Foster (right) chases Notre Dame's Joe Durenko in a game at and Buckeyes before the next fans to bring donations to cover they were a lot of young the Ice Arena this season. Foster and the Falcons are off to their best start in seven seasons. scheduled game in 2010, sweet the fine he'll get after a planned players, now this year they're touchdown celebration against revenge could actually happen closer to where they were two also has 10 points as he lias ofgood players on thai team." second CCHA Rookie of the as soon as this December! years ago when they almost in net, the Warriors bring Week Illinois ibis season. the Steelers. scored three goals while "I need all fans to bring a dol- In case you don't remember, knocked off Colorado College assisting on seven others. two solid goaltenders Into the He had three goals and me laic ons won the Motor in the first round of the national series with Mao Kelly and Will an assist on the weekend at lar to the gate," lohnson said Sophomores lason Baclig playfully. "Don't forget [here will City Bowl last year in Detroit tournament. Bill Wilkinson and Nate Higgins also return Hooper. KeDy currently has a Omaha, including two goals by defeating the Northwestern has done a great job with that goal against average of 221 and with an assist in Santrday's 6-4 IK- a bucket. Bring a dollar to the alter leading the team in gate this week. Next week. 1 need Wildcats, 28-24. They have team and they're a very tough scoring a year ago. Baclig save percentage of .920. win. I le currently has six goals everybody to bring a bottle of a chance to get there again opponent right now." currently has eight points on Hooper, like BG goaltendei on the year and of the six. live should they win the MAC West The Warriors come into the a goal and seven assists while Ion llonell. was Involved with ol Ihem have been scored on Petto." (Anythingcan happen!!. weekend after gening a win and lliggins has lour points scor- the University oi Flndlays hock- the power-play. His .75 goals Thai's the last thing coach Also, in case you haven't tie against Robert Morris in a ing a goal with three .issisis. ey program until it cut its team per game average makes him Marvin I ewis wanted to deal with been paying attention to the CCHA series. 'Those are two players to watch," after last season, lie brings in 16th nationally. heading into a make-or-break game. Inlonned of the reccuci s football landscape outside the They are led in scoring by Paluch said. "They're both wry a goal against average of 2.77 "I didn't really know what latest whimsy, he sat silently for a Mid-American Conference, the two freshmen forwards, Stavros skilled players, they know to with a .H96 save percentage. to expect coming in here," 2004 version of the Ohio State Paskaris and Tylor Michel. produce al a level ((insistently I in BG, freshman konathan Matsumoto said. "The first few seconds Buckeyes is not the team that Paskaris has 10 points on five now and they're Involved every Matsumoto comes into the I0HNS0N.PAGE 8 FOOTBALL, PAGE 7 goals and five assists. Michel single night, but thej have a k» weekend having earned his HOCKEY, PAGE 7 Visions of being the best at BG drive- Phillips accepts role Mohr throughout career as Falcon for BG basketball By Andrew Hemminger separate occasions and tallied "She came into this program the GUIS! 1EP0RI1B over 1300 points. The player that Senior progresses with star of her high school team," Van It takes a tremendous amount I am referring to is 6'3" junior BG through thick and De Wblle said. "She came in and of desire and determination to guard, Pat Phillips. thin since arrival. had to sit the bench and that's play college basketball on the While a dominant player tough on any freshman .... going I MvHon I level, or any tier for that in high school, Phillips has from die best player to maybe not matter. Yet it takes even more continued to go hard in practice By Jason A. Dixon everyday while compiling just 41 SENIOR REPOH'EB playing in the first six ever." when you are a walk-on. The Bowling Green men's minutes of action over the last If the single-minded pursuit of Despite Mohr's progression the following year, she appeared in 29 basketball team currently two seasons for Coach Dakich. 1 success is a crime, then Melissa consists of 13 players, 11 of which talked with Pat after practice on Mohr is guilty of joining the matches producing eight kills and a .038 hitting percentage arc on lull scholarship. Wednesday and here is what he Bowling Green The remaining pair are volleyball team with the „c, , as the Falcons strug- had to say. bneS a g|ed a through a 9-21 walk-ons; they receive no finan- full intent of becoming cial help, yet still go through the the best. perfectionist; campaign. Q: Talk about what is expected Mohr said the first rigors of practice and off-season from you everyday? "She's a perfection- she wants conditioning every single day, ist, she wants to do two seasons were A: During practice, just giving all everything right." head to do learning experiences t )ue is in his first year, Alvin that 1 can to help these guys and Freeman. coach Denise Van De everything and set the stage for if I'm getting minutes then just Walle. "She hates to her. The second, however, is in his doing the best I can when I'm on make mistakes, but right. She And she chose to third season as a walk-on Falcon the floor. this is a game full of perform well when and I think he is long overdue hates to some recognition for the effort mistakes and she hates handed the opportu- Q: I low difficult is it going through and determination he exhibits on to lose." make nity last season. everything and then not getting Blame that on Mohr's She might have been a daily basis. mistakes." In high school at Sandusky many game minutes? humble beginnings 17-years-old again A: It's difficult, but I've gonen performing for West St. Mary, this player achieved as a freshman in 2001 DENISE VAN DE WALLE, used to it. I know my role on this when she played for Holmes High School, a long list of accolades. The COACH team. BCiSU's Mid-American except Mohr wasn't Panthers won 21 games, the Conference East making breathtaking league championship (Sandusky blocks at the net and pounding Bay Conference) and advanced Q: What originally drew you to Division Championship Team. come to play at Bowling Green? But the 5-foot-11 middle blocker down kills against an overmatched to regionals while led by this only played in 14 matches and team from the Mohican Area man. As a senior, he averaged A: It was close to home. I came accounted for five kills during their Conference. 21 points to complement 14 here and decided to walk-on. rebounds, was a unanimous 21-8 season. It only looked that way for Mohr, BenSwanger BGNcvs who started all but one match, selection for SBC Player of the Pat Phillips and the Falcons Van De Walle said the biggest ONE GOOD FALCON: Bowling Green volleyball player Melissa Mohr thing Mohr had to overcome hitting .212 with 240 kills and 97 Year and was named All-Ohio open up the regular season on after her first year was lack of self- poses after a practice Monday. Mohr set high goals for herself first team. Over his career, he was Saturday at DePaul. Tip off is set confidence. MOHR, PAGE 8 and will leave her mark on the BG program. named all-conference on three for 2:00 p.m

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QQIM nej i " nvl SIGHTS Thursday. November 18,2004 7 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Hart looks forward to crowd Matsumoto doing By Larry Lage knew he would have to replace great for Falcons IH! ASSOCIATED PRESS Chris Perry, now an \l I prjra 6-13 with the extra-man advan- Some athletes thrive off the rookieinCincinnati.btithedidn't HOCKEY. FROM PAGE 6 envision it would be his recruit tage, including 5-8 on Saturday. energy their fans provide during [heir penalty-kill is ranked home games. from upstate New York. coupleofweekendssortofhelped Mike I lart is just the opposite. "This is a guy that came out out the confidence a lot and I'm isth in the countrj according to of a very small high school just trying to build on that." the site as well, as they've killed Michigan's diminutive 85.2 percent ol all opposing tunning hack knows he'll be and a lot of people questioned "Matsv's [Matsumoto] skill and whether his competition was understanding In the offensive puiM'i plays regarded as an enemy Saturday Of the seven suspended .ii Ohio State and he's looking strong enough," Can said. "I zone has certainly been appar- can't say to you that I thought ent early in the year," Palm 11 said players, six played at Omaha and forward to the experience. four came away with points. Don "I love being booed. To me, he would be leading die Big len "We kind of knew that would be in rushing diis late in die season, the case and he's working hard Morrison and Brett Pilkington thins nothing better titan that,'' were the top two contributors ol I Ion said. "I'd rather get booed. It because I didn't. But I didn't hat e and good things are happening." any question that he was the Ionian Sigalet had a rough the returning players. Morrison in'a lot more incentive." had a goal and three assists while I i Md 81 ri-foot-9 and 141 kind ol kid thai was going to be weekend in Omaha as he gave up IHinnds though he might not successful here." eight goals on 64 shols; I lowever, Pilkington also scored a goal while assisting another. M thai tail or heavy — Mart is His 34-yard I'D last week was he still owns a 2.52 goals against Ion Sitko missed this pasl IIM-II in iH'ing doubted, jeered his longest run of the year and average and a save percentage and taunted. it was like many ol his 33 gains of .928, weekend's series due to an ankle I just like going Into situations of at least 10 yards. He started The Falcon power play current- contusion and is doubtful for that are against you,1'he said. "It's Carlos Osorio AP Photo up the middle, but ended up ly is ranked sixth in the country these two games. The Falcons and Warriors will probabr) bei auseof my size." TOUGH CROWD: Michigan running back Mike Hart runs through bouncing to a hole to the right. according to I ISC :i IO.com as they If I Ian can do what he's done Northwestetn's defense last weekend. Hart says he is looking forward "I le has the ability to make the have capitalized on 13 of their drop the puck tonighl at 705 lor much of the year for No. 7 to facing a hostile crowd in Columbus this weekend. play when the play isn't there," 55 power plays for a percentage ami will face-off al 505 p.m. on Michigan against OSU, their tight end Tim Massaquoi said. of 23.6. This weekend they were Saturday at the BG Ice Arena. rowdy fans might be quieted. ning back. He's not a huge guy, list for single-season rushing by "Certain players have that He The freshman averages a Big but he breaks a lot of tackles a freshman, lust Wisconsin's Bon sees something that everybody Ten-best 131.1 yards rushing a Hart ran lor 151 yards in Dayne 12,109) and Minnesota^ else doesn't" game — ranking ninth in the Michigan's 42-20 win ovei Darrell Thompson (1,376) ran I lart ;ilso doesn't seem to have country — despite carrying the Northwestern List week for his for more. a big head despite die buzz he's ball just eight times in the first school-record fifth straight Hawk said Hart's vision is created locally and the publicity two games and not Starting until 150-yard game. similar to Clarett's. he's had nationally. OSU is lucky to the fifth game of die season. Against the Wildcats, he "Both can see die hole and "I respect him for that" senior "He came in and surprised a also moved past Ohio State's know when tocul it back.' I lawk defensive end Patrick Massey lot of people," OSU's linebacker, Maurice Clarett (1,237 yards) said said. "He is levelheaded and his be going bowling A.I 1 lawk. said. "He's a great run- Into third place on the Big leu Michigan coach Lloyd Can- ego hasn't gotten out of hand." FOOTBALL. FROM PAGE 6 of college football around [Hey, that sounds better!) SO OSU brought home a national cham- ends up playing Bowling Green pionship back In 2t)t)2. They're [shouldthey win the MACWest record currently stands at 6-4. on December 27th, in Detroit's Their last win (11/6@MSU), I ■oul field. Sadly, should this Browns hoping Davis sticks around made ihem eligible for a happen, I won't lie able to make postseason bowl appearance, it. See, there's this small thing linker. "People can get as loud playoff game since 2001. Davis is is far more troubled with the and I'm not talking about the By Tom Withers bowls played after the new year. that I'm obligated to be a part ol iHt ASSOCIATED PRESS and crazy as they want, him and under contract through 2007, perception that the Brow ns hav e The truth is. after their three- called Christmas, oh well, there's those Hutch Must Go" chants Randy have a good relationship Lemer has not publicly quit on Davis than any thing always television. Bandy's got a plan and it's not commented on Davis' future. I le doesn't like that stulT living game losing streak, they should are picking up in volume, consider themselves lucky to What's that von say? \ww, frequency and harshness with filing the head coach. I lowever. he has assured fucker, around," Tucker said. "Especially man! You're not supposed to do 'You do that you're starling all oneol the trains most respected in this locker room. Nobody's get into any bowl, whethei it's Bach passing Sunday. lheChick-fil-A Peach Bowl, the that? News flash! You're trying Slop anywhere along the over again." veterans and leaders, that he has talking about it here. It's more to tell me that that has never Attei being throttled by the no plans to make a coaching the outside people saving. Butch Wyndham New Orleans Bowl, or shores ol i.ike Erie and \ouir anything in between happened before? 1 hate to bUTSl bound to hear the screams So rival Pittsburgh Steelers last change. is on his last legs.' I les not" your bubble and break your week, some Cleveland fans think Tve talked to Randy and he The Browns seem united leant say lor sure if Ohio State far, though, they're bcingignored has as much of a chance to end spirit by letting in on the sec tel in Cleveland's locker room — its time they did. i I,IV is: is not going anywhere," in their support of Davis, who addressed his shaky status up In the Motor City Bowl as that the world isn't that perfect and apparently In owner Handy The Browns (3-6), who play -aid [UCker, who last spoke to yet but what I want to see hap- the New York lets on Sunday, are 1 emer on Saturday at the team's following Sunday's loss lor the I hope they do, but Hit's going Lemerboffice, too to happen, il will happen tilis pens numerous times every The Browns say they believe in last place In the \FC North. hotel. "Everybody can relax first time, lo a num. the players season. Do I haveproolV No Wait about thai deal." are bothered by the outcry to year. That being said, I think in coach Butch Davis, whose job they've lost tour ol five games that the N( -\ \ Bowl Selection even better, Do 1 need proof?!? ma) beon the line over the next and public pressure is mount- Lemei doesn't like what's dismiss Davis, saying the onus This is a column. That gives me is on them to play better. Unless Committee should > onspire wait seven weeks, ing for Lemer to replace Davis, going on, either. Bur he's not the right not to prove something about to lay all the blame for they do, their employment could that's such an ugly world I mean "I les not going anywhere," who is 24-33 In the regular sea- move some things in tile lexicon Man, I love this job. said offensive tackle Ryan son and in in Cleveland's only lite team's woes on Davis Lemer be short-lived as well. DECEMBER GRADS! Get your senior portrait taken at the xuliuttion Campbell Hill Townhouses Looking for the perfect apartment or house for next year? 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"It's not a wise thing," Lewis With a pivotal game at hand, that the demographic group networks don't mm a profit on finally said, with annoyance in JIM Philadelphia wide receiver Terrell he's having fun again. LITKE Owens aired. AIM', said, "We have so prized by the league and its the games, but use them instead his eyes. "It's not his fine that's A 17-10 victory over heard from many of our viewers advertisers—males 18to49—will to sell their other shows and turn as significant as if we get a Washington improved the be nining in week after week now, a profit on those. APCohimnist about last nights M\r opening penalty." Bengals to 4-5 heading into segment and we agree that the if only to catch the intro and see if Promos for "Desperate After talking to the receiver their rematch with die Steelers I etfcsee ii ui'U'nut this straight placement was inappropriate. something else "inappropriate" Housewives" have been running about it tiefore practice, l£wis (8-1). Unprovoked, Johnson Showing Nicnllelle Sheridan We apologize." makes the final cut. during NFL games all season. The tried to preclude any bulletin said the capacity crowd at Paul in a pn'nanie promotion for Not to be outdone, the The ante was raised with one that ran Monday night was a board material in Pittsburgh Brown Stadium on Sunday can "Monday Night Football" wearing Nil. called the segment lanet lackson's use of the Super lot tamer than the actual show by saying Johnson's comments expect a show. nothing but a towel? "inappropriate and unsuitable Bowl stage in a desperate bid to itself. Pretending to be shocked should be ignored. "That means I've got a special Bad. for our 'Monday Night Football' jump-start her own fading career, in this instance is the same "He didn't mean it that way at celebration when I hit the end Showing the Dallas Cowboys audience.' and the suits responded with a kind of dishonesty the league all," Lewis said. zone," Johnson said. "Bring a cheerleaders repeatedly during While ABC may have gained 5-second delay. I-eft untouched, shows when it fines players for Johnson didn't back down at dollar to the gate for my fine." the game, all .'111 of them dressed attention for one of its other however, was the NFLs own cheap shots and choreographed all. Johnson was fined for three in costumes that, sewn together, shows," league spokesman (ireg scantily clad cheerleaders on celebrations while licensing He repeated his comments touchdown celebrations last still wouldn't be enough material Aiello said, "the Ml. and its tans the sidelines and its unending video games that reward kicking after practice, stressing he was season: $5,000 for a photo pose for a decent towel? lost." commercial barrage of beer, and stomping opponents, then just having fun and trying to with teammate Peter Warrick Good Please. violent video games and dancing over them in the end build interest in die game. in the end zone, $5,000 for a Listening to AB(: take an apolo- Both parties got exactly what erectile-dysfunction ads. It's not zone. "What was wrong with that?" throat-slash gesture to the gy and watching the Ml recoil in they bargained for. easy to break through that kind Here's hoping that the FCC he said, smiling. crowd, and $10,000 for holding mock horror because somebody ABC, seeking to revive its of clutter. sticks somebody with a bill The problem is that he has up a preprinted sign that read: forgot the difference between sagging fortunes in the network On die one hand, it's true for this latest episode, but not an old-school head coach who "Dear NFI: Please don't fine me league-sanctioned "cheesecake" wars and eager to cross-promote that neither the league nor die because it sends the wrong prefers his players just do their again." and the unsanctinned variety? its wildly popular, nighttime Philadelphia Fugles, who allowed message to kids. NFL telecasts jobs and keep quiet Before this season IMceless. drama, "Desperate Housewives," ABC the run of its locker room for are already so packed with mixed Aw, the old school is gone," started, Johnson promised a Framing any discussion about knew just what it was doing. It the taping, had script approval messages that once that got Johnson said. "That era is over, new touchdown celebration, man. It's dirough. As long as I'm one that wouldn't draw a 15- this latest bout of silliness in couldn't buy the kind of publicity over (lie promotion. But then, started, the fines would continue yard penalty under the NFLS terms of declining morals is a that the brief spot, which ended you didn't have to look hard to without end. not doing anything to hurt us as a team, let me be me. Being me stricter rules. He has yet to waste of time — unless we're with Owens deciding that he see this coming. The point is to stop the NFL unveil it — he's had only two talking about the hypocrisy of the could skip die opening kickoff. Fox and CBS just handed the and the rest of its television is what got me here." It's also gotten him into the touchdown catches all season. network executives and NFI suits generated in less than 24 hours. NFI. more than a billion dollars partners from hatching any His first came while the who helped make it possible. The NFL, meanwhile, got for a new television contract, and more outrageous promotional doghouse, The Pro Bowl receiver Bengals trailed in the opener In a statement that could some badly needed buzz for its all three of them signed off on the schemes. Because while bad against the Jets - the wrong time have been written even before flagship show. Ratings for "MNF" deal knowing that the revenue taste is not a capital offense yet, has repeatedly upset Lewis by guaranteeing wins and to use it. 'ITie other catch came the spot featuring "Desperate have been declining steadily from ad sales doesn't cover the at the very least, it should carry a in a Monday night victory over Housewives'' star Sheridan and over the years, but it's a safe bet cost of showing the games. The stiff price tag. tweaking opponents lead- ing up to games, His most Denver, but Johnson had been famous move — guaranteeing warned by the Bengals not to a win over previously unbeaten do anything to call attention to Kansas City last season — drew himself on national television. "I was told not to celebrate attention and divided the before the game started," he locker room. Several veterans said later. told him it isn't wise to rile up the Johnson gave Pittsburgh's Mohr not afraid to share limelight opposition. defense unusually glowing Despite a promise to change MOHR, FROM PAGE 6 "Most people coming into the Falcons and established "We've had a lot of fun praise on Wednesday before a program aren't used to career-highs with 296 kills and this season. Johnson has found getting around to his end zone and we've had some tough it tough to keep quiet. total blocks. losing and I wasn't used to losing 124 blocks during the regular times," she said, "lust being a plans. "It was disappointing in high school, in club or even season. He sent bottles of "This defense is a little losing last year, but I came in very student-adilcte is a hard thing Pepto Itismol to Cleveland in our first year here," sin- said. Van De Walle said Mohr has because of die time commitment different from everybody that determined because I wanted to "It definitely motivated me to stepped up as a "leader by defensive backs before their we've played," Johnson said. help die team in anyway 1 could," ... but I think through thick and do whatever I could to have a example." thin it's made me a lot stronger game, along with handwrit- "Watching them on film, it's Mohr said. "It WHS the first time I winning program." "Shu's really tried to show the ten notes saying they'd get sick unbelievable. It's sort of unfair was on the floor all the time, and person." The Falcons finished with dieir team hard work; dedication by Mohr's talent and Dying to cover him. Johnson what they have out there on it was exciting being able to play first winning record in two vears, example," she said. "She's been had die worst game of his career the defense. Seriously. Ius( every night." going 17-13 and 8-8 in the MAC, fairly consistent all year ... but inner-strength will he on display in Anderson Arena when and the Bengals lost 34-17to an looking a( the names, the \s BGSU's only four year and Mohr has been content to let when you think about her work inspired team thai clearly took senior and the influx of six new the Falcons host No. 3 seed personnel you have to go the spotlight shine on different ethic, her work ethic has been offense. against, there's no weak link faces, Mohr said she came into lit i players from game-tn-ganic. consistent all year." Marshall in the MACTouniamcnt Quarterfinals tomorrow at 1:30 lewis took him aside where you can attack." this season determined to "bring Still, the senior tri-captain Mohr said it was a blessing to afterward, and Baltimore's Ray BG volleyball back to the top." has started every match for p.m. I le still expects to have some play at the collegiate level. lewis later called with som fun with it.

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FIRE PIT DATED OVER 50,000 YEARS OLD www.bgnews.com/world COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A leading archaeologist said Wednesday he has discovered what could be evidence of human occupation in North America tens of thousands of years earlier than believed. Al Goodyear said he has uncovered a layer of charcoal from a fire pit at a site near the Savannah River. WORLD Fallujah occupied, not subdued

By JIM KRANE in the Abu Ghraib suburb of In Baghdad, Iraqi National IHE ASS0CI1ICD PRESS western Baghdad. One Iraqi Security Adviser Qassem FALLUJAH, Iraq - U.S. was killed and 10 wounded in Dawoud proclaimed the military officials said Saturday fighting between U.S. troops Fallujah assault — code-name that American troops had and insurgents in the northern Operation Al-Fajr, or "Dawn" — now "occupied" the entire city city of Tal Afar. was "accomplished" except for of Fallujah and there were no The drive against remaining mopping up "evil pockets which more major concentrations of insurgent holdouts in southern we are dealing with now." insurgents still fighting after Fallujah was aimed to eradicate "The number of terrorists nearly a week of intense urban the last major concentration of and Saddam (Hussein) loyalists combat. fighters at the end of nearly a killed has reached more than A U.S. officer, speaking on week of air and ground assaults. 1,000," Dawoud said. "As for the condition of anonymity, said "We are just pushing them detainees, the number is 200 Fallujah was "occupied but not against the anvil," said Col. people." subdued." Artillery and airstrikes Michael Formica, commander However, Dawoud said also were halted after nightfall of the 1st Cavalry Division's al-Zarqawi, whose al-Qaida- to prevent mistaken attacks On 2nd Brigade. "It's a broad attack I inked group was responsible for U.S. and Iraqi forces who had against the entire southern numerous car-bombings and taken up positions throughout front." beheadings of foreign hostages, the city. As a prelude to the Saturday and the main Fallujah resistance Iraqi officials declared the assault. all.S. warplane dropped leader, Sheik al-Janabi "have operation to free Fallujah of a .">()() poiiiul bomb on an escaped." 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By Harry R.Weber a clerk to ludge lames Bodiford, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who has been overseeing the ATLANTA — A former crematory case, also refused to comment. operator accused of dumping :i:)4 "I'm sure a lot of families are bodies on his property and pass- going to be verbal at the hearing," ing off cement dust as ashes has said Teri Crawford, whose broth- agreed to plead guilty to criminal er was supposed to have been charges, prosecutors said in a let- cremated after he died of cancer ter to families of the deceased. in 2001, The family received fake The letter, dated Nov. 10, cremated remains and does not does not give details of the know what happened to their plea agreement with Hay Brenl loved one. Marsh. However, a source with Anthony Schuchman, 86, of knowledge of the deal told The Pittsburgh, whose son's body Associated Press on Tuesday was supposed to be cremated on condition of anonymity thai at Marsh's facility, said he has Marsh will be sentenced to 12 mixed feelings about the pros- years in prison with credit for the pect of a guilty plea. The family roughly seven months he already buried what they believed were lias served while awaiting trial. Gilbert Schuchman's ashes, but The sentence, which covers later tests could not determine all 787 criminal charges of theft if the ashes were Schuchman's and abuse of a corpse, will he remains. followed by a lengthy probation "We'll never have any closure period, the source said. because we don't know if this is If Marsh were to go to trial and him or not," Schuchman said. be convicted on all charges, he Marsh and dozens of funeral could be sentenced to more than homes that sent bodies to the 8,(KK) years in prison. crematory already have settled a Marsh allegedly stopped civil lawsuit for $80 million. performing cremations at the Mtomeys for Marsh had asked Iri-State Crematory in Noble in ludge Bodiford to throw out the theft charges, arguing the corps- MikeWintrojth APPtwto 1997, when he took over the fam- ily business from bis fattier. In es did not constitute property. 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