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Thai however, is nut the case Traveling lur students who chose to dinner exhibit participate in a three week film workshop held at BGSU. is on display Thomas Ball, a junior tele An exhibition on communii alions major, was American food is enthused at the ability to use such rare equipment. at Wood County "It's a great opportunity to Museum | Page 3 get to use equipment none ol us, ,ni .iiiiiid and some of us will never get to use again in What Bush and mil lifetime.' Ball said. Students earn five credit Hilton have in hours foi taking the film common workshop. The workshop was started live years ago Karma finally catches by insiiiii mis lose Cardenas up with Paris Hilton andW.S. Pivetta, and the administration "This workshop is verj intense, but verj benefi | Page 4 rial for students who want Difficulties in to know whai it's like to be casual campus a serious independent film maker." Cardenas said. conversation The workshop was from Is "American Idol" 9 a.m. m i p.m.. five days a week the answer to those The student- (,in do a starved for small talk? range ut different projects | Page 4 throughout the course In choice. Projects include things like music videos and Summary of athletics honors FILM and hirings BG athletes are being honored for GPA and Group holds new assistants have been hired | Page 2 first meeting Baseball ends to fight abuse with a couple of wins ByJuatin RutlrHgc After a tough season, the team won two I lie mothei ol a domestic out of three games violence i ictim, ,i member of the Wood ( ountv Sheriffs at OU | Page 2 Department and a commit- tee of volunteers are seeking to incicisi awareness and education about domestic violence. Meetings held ,it Newlove SHAWNDAHESS ■■•■BGNfWS Realty last week established the mission ol the newlj developed domestic violence group, Alicia's Voice The The windmill on Clough Street sees many renovations group is ii,lined foi \lieia Casiillon who, along with her By Scott Raclcar Gl's promised that if they would be floor, but there is also a tiny halhnxnn boyfriend, was killed bj hei Reporter allowed to sleep inside the building with a shower. The spiral staircase ex boyfriend, i raig Daniels, they would fire up the boiler everyday then leads to the second floor which h, last March, A look at local When Bertram Urshel constructed and the owner agreed. is only the living room. ( astillon's mother, Kathy crime last the building at 722 Clough St. in It wasn't until the mid-to-late 1950s The third floor is the master bed- Newlove is the director ol the 1939, he had no idea that the build- that the owners decided to turn the room which contains a half bath and group. According to Newlove, weekend ing would ever become a novelty in building into a house. an elevated view of the pond in the it was the shooting that Check out all of the Bowling Green, or even a house. The current owner, George back yard that is lined by trees. inspired the formation ol the What isnowknown as the" Windmill Russell, bought the "Windmill The Windmill House has always blotter action on our organization. House" was originally built as a heat- House" in 1965 along with the apart- been a popular place to live for stu- "This is inv daughter's leg Web site ing plant that contained a steam boil- ments across the street. dents, but no one has lived there acy to me," New love said dur- er, which heated the apartments that The Windmill House has always for around a year due to remodel- ing the meeting, K Sw mo** online: are located across the street brought curiosity to many students ing. The renovation of the Windmill \s the meeting started v wvrtv.bqnews.com It would be more than 10 years because of its unique features and the I louse will better the house in many Mary Ann Robinson, a Wood before the first person would call the fact that many students have never ways; replacing the doors and cabi- County sheriffs officer, stat- building home. been inside. nets, new carpet and repainting most ed that the organization had Why are you here After Wbrid War II, a couple of 722 Clough St. has three circular of the inside. two main goals: spreading this summer? American soldiers who were on the Gl floors with one main room on each Current manager of the Windmill awareness ,im\ creating a Bill at the University struck a deal with floor. The first floor is the kitchen, "one-stop shop' foi victims the owner of the Windmill House. The which takes up almost the whole first See WINDMILL | PageS of domestic violc n, e. The organization will
GROUP ^c5 DAVID FOULK Senior, Film Production/Polilical Science Summer courses condense classwork Motion Picture Association "So that I can graduate on time and By St*v« Kunkler 'Students are getting the full blown 15 week opposes Ohio strip club bill start my life sooner." Reporter | Page 4 COLUMBUS (API - The Motion Columbus Dispatch reported for many students, summer usu- course in six weeks." Picture Association of America luesday, I ally means care-free days—a time Kenneth Snead | Associate professor of accounting opposes a bill that would pro- "You can't incorporate a pri- when most choose to go back hibit strip club patrons from vate trade association's volun- home and spend their days work- blown 15 week course in six open for exams giving the student touching dancers because the tary rating system into law and Q? ing around their communities. weeks," Snead said. almost 40 hours of instruction measure under consideration make it a legal standard, asso TODAY However, that is not the case lulie Barnes, the associate dean during the semester. in the Ohio Senate includes lan- eiation lobbyist Vans Stevenson Sunny for students who attend the of the college of Arts and Sciences These guidelines must fit into guage referring to the associa- said. University's summer classes, said, "The faculty must make sure the six and eight week programs High: 88, Low. 65 tion's rating system. Strickland spokesman Keith which compact the regular semes- the students have had the same for the summer session in order The association, an advocate Dailev said on luesday thai the ter course into the shorter six or material that a person taking fall for the classes to count for credit. of the motion picture, home governor will consider the let- eight-week sessions. and spring courses lhas to takel." Despite this faster pace, num- video and television indus- lei, ,is well .is other aspects of Kenneth Snead, an associate Barnes also added that dur- bers gathered by the Department tries, sent a memo to Gov. Ted the bill, once it arrives on its professor of accounting, summed ing the fall and spring semesters of Institutional Research show that Strickland's office essentiallv desk. The Senate was scheduled TOMORROW up the summer class experience. a student usually has 37.5 hours asking him to veto the mea- Isolated T-Storms "Students are getting the full of instruction with two hours left See COURSES | PageS sure if it is not changed. The See BILL | Page 5 High: 86, Low: 66 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE SPORT ":. ' ' 2
Baseball season ends on positive note - sort of By Ch.yi. Held east division's final standings. of rasped for Bowling Green and eight BG hits on the game. year," lawson said. "He came oul Sports tditor For both teams, the series their program ... we hope both of BG starter Marty Baird (5-5) battling for something to play for marked the end of what have us are better next year." took the loss for the lalcons, giv- here in the end, trying to keep \ season filled with frustration been unfulfilled seasons for two In game dime, Ohio held a 3-0 ing up live earned nins on 12 hits us out of the cellar of the Eastern ended on a somewhat positive of the MAC's proudest baseball advantage into the seventh inning in six innings pitched. division. ISaturdayl was just one of note lasl weekend for the BGSU programs. before taking advantage of two Mart; Oalvin and l-ric lawson those days nothing went well for haseball lean], as the Falcons "It was nice ol Danny ISchmirz, emirs by lit; outfielders to break led the Falcon offense with two us. It happens. It's baseball. But the took two of three Rallies from IKi head coach I to let us win one the game open Itie Bobcats par- hits apiece. Iw lawson, (he series weekend was a success as far as Ohio University. game." joked Ohio head coach |oe layed two dropped fly balls into marked the end of an overall pro- I'm concerned, winning nvo out rhe Falcons (22-32,7-20 MAC) Carbone after Saturday's game. seven tuns in the inning, four of ductive collegiate career. Despite of three." took the first two names 14-4 'Howling Green played very well which wen? unearned. Ohio would kitting .24shutout, surrendering "It's just been a rough year, all See BASEBALL | Page 6
TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY DH'S Joe Borden pitched the very first no-hitter in the history of the National League. Catching up with BG athletics -.' (right) of the New York Yankees set a major league baseball record by i ins in one inning. BG sports make grade Volleyball coach honored Several BG sports hire new nationally assistants Owen Hart, aka the Blue Blazer, died when he fell 90 feet while • Several BGSU sports pro- ! 3 '. . . wrestling ring. He was 33 years old. grams have been recognized for Women's volleyball coach New men's head basketball their efforts in the classroom. Denise Van l)e Walle has been coach Louis Orr announced Six members of the volley- chosen by USA Volleyball, the that Andy Moore, previously an ball team posted a GPA of at national governing body of the assistant coach and Director least 3.8 for the spring semester, sport, to receive the George I. of Basketball Operations at the including five members (Corrie Fisher Leader in Volleyball University of Michigan, will Mills, Maggie Karges. Chelsey award. The George J. Fisher join Orr's staff as an assistant Meek, Kaitlin lackson and Snarl award is named in the honor coach. Kick Palmer, previously You Want it? We Got it! an assistant at lakeland College, Luther) with perfect 4.0 marks. of the first president of USA The volleyball team combined Volleyball and a founding mem- has been named Director of Available for Rent 2007-2008 for a GPA of 3.54 for the 200647 ber of the USVBA. Van De Walle Basketball Operations. 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This idea has changed over years with both parents Whenevei I went on a date So it's one nl. il not ihcinosi working outside the home and the difficulty in netting the while living under their roof, awkward, moments ol the Aral members together at a set time for dinner, according to my parents always told me date. The gu\ reaches for his Charley Camp, folklorist and curator of the Smithsonian to act like a gentleman, They wallet, assuming he is doing traveling exhibit, "Key Ingredients: America By food," slipped a few extra bucks as if what anyone who consid- currently on display at the Wood County I listorical Center it was some type of assurance ers themselves a gentleman & Museum. for my dale and I to have a would do. Simultaneously, the "food is an ordinary part of an ordinary day," (lamp said, good time. girl shuffles through her purse adding that he doesn't understand why the U.S. doesn't Those were the good of days in search of that $20 bill she celebrate food like other cultures. when I wasn't a poor college consciously made sure she "Supper is a defining characteristic of our culture," he Student and wasn't winking had before leaving the house said, "this institution... is something that is still prized." with a ghetto budget, but the It's a race to see who will front He hopes that one day people will "appreciate food like dales hack I hen were few and the bill ten their first casual we do music in American culture." far between. dining experience. The exhibit, at the museum until lime 10, uses artifacts. Even though my parents Bui ii wasn't always this way. Illustrations and photographs to provide information about never came out and flat-out According to liulh Rosenswcig, the evolution of the American kitchen and how it has told me to always pay on the 71, daling was much easier adapted to the technological changes and innovations of first date, it was always implied when she was ,i teenager. the food industry. by the money they slipped me. "In my day and age, a girl "Key Ingredients" has five different sections to the exhib- Now, that I am a hit older and never ever paid in any way. Il it: "Land of Plenty," a basic overview of the types of foods I'd like to think wiser. I still was jusi expected that the guy Americans eat and the beginnings with self-sufficient fam- carry that implied advice with would pay," Hoscnswcig said. ilies and fanning, "local flavors" goes through regional me on my endeavors. "I know its different these days, cuisine. "Dynamic Delivery" focuses on the innovations Bui no mailer how serious but I think il makes ii more within the food industry. "Festival offcasts," a focus on fes- you are with that individu- complicated." tivals and restaurants. "I lome Cooking" gives an overview al, on the tirst dale the man I he uncertainty of who of cooking in the kitchen and the "dos and don'ts" of eating always pays. should pay for the first dale does indeed make modern at the dinner table. The only exception to this rule, in my opinion, is if the romance more complex Most of us are unaware of t he rich traditions and history woman asked the man In go I lowever, three women out she must he Interested and were asked their opinions on bee FOOD | Page 6 thinks dial you are the tj pe ol the matter and a reoccurring person thai could show her a answer kept popping up. Today, ILLUSTRATION BY DAN WHIT! good lime. Hut because she it depends on who initiates ■■■ SAID'hqe* FREE RENT! 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LAUREN ERINA POLYAKOVA. ANGIECOGAR. a guestion? Give us your FARNSWORTH. ■ Junior. Russian Senior. Biology feedback ai bgnews.com Spanish Junior. Journalism , IP Bush, celebrities and karma KL m I flgS^j significant action on global girlfriend brought attention to wanningol'the agenda at next larger symptoms of his failure month's G-8 summit. They as president. Attorney General PCT~ fill B object to descriptions ol global Alberto (ion/ales would do well i^ME^flBfl warming as an urgent problem, to take a leaf from U'olfowitz's ta_->. " "^tfrT^B ^T l^j. much less ol a surprise when book and resign in advance IHVn \i H Hi ill you lake into consideration of the "no confidence" vole -':' j^-_iAfc»a^«f»»»4iitt that this administration until being brought against him. A Last week I watched with sor- recently failed to acknowledge grow ing number of critics say K11 did pleasure as Paris I lilton did that global warming exists. (ion/ales has repeatedly sought SK if all that she could to avoid her An unsatisfying compro- to shape the formerly indepen- 7MSM\ .'(Winon\ upcoming jail term for violat- mise was made on the issue dent department to the White _.. 7sunc*gw\_ ing her probation for driving ot immigration the mother I louse's ends and the evidence — r,"''" * "~s on a suspended license. Then, that America is ashamed to back them up is mounting, -~~ __^_—*- •' *__^«^^*^^ iftfe/^2^= perhaps having embarrassed of. According to a new bill, lion/ales however claims that herself enough, her expensive the 12 million illegal immi- he will not resign while he has team of lawyers dropped her grants on whom the economy the support of the president, ^^^3^ <0\0 8' appeal. Paris I lilton, the prin- depends can be included in the who is an old friend. ^^*^s^' cess of all that is vacuous and American Dream, but the con- Really, the I ion/ales issue is MCT self-serving will go to jail at the ditions are tough. They include anot her in a glowing list of situ- beginning of June. a $5,000 fine, and a wall until ations in which George W, Hush Karma also made stops at the conditions on border security has failed to live up to his job of STAFF EDITORIAL White I louse this month, lorc- are met and immigration back- "protecting and defending the ingGeorge Bush to reverse his logs cleared. It also requires constitution." I lis failures in positions on several important heads of households to apply II ai| serve as glow ing examples issues. In fact, a scan of Hush in their home countries, an of bow he has gotten away with Feeding your kids fairly related headlines reveals an expensive and difficult clause. acts that would quickly have overuse of l he words "conces- Though the bill is an constituted impeachment in dif- Baby killers! however, when ones dietarj ()n the one hand, there are sion" and "compromise." improvement bom hard-line ferent political circumstances, No, tliisis inn a commentary choices spill over to hurting doctors on both sides of the Limited concessions were Republican proposals that Ciiven that these sentiments on abortion, on right-wing poli- other people, something needs issue regarding infant health made on t he issue of global illegal immigrants and anyone are dearly reflected in Bush's tics or religious doctrine. 11 * i — is to he said. and nutrition. Some doctors warming. A Supreme Court who helps them should he approval rating, you would a column about the boundaries So, what exactly is the issue? suggest that not allowing infants rilling forced President Bush to treated as criminals, countless think that he would see the of moral affliction. Spawned bj a recent court case, to consume meal will lead to a reverse his position that the fed- families will still be torn apart sense in, and I may never say On Monday. Ma) 21,The next weeks hot-button issue vitamin I) deficiency, as well as eral government lacks authority while the system picks the I his again so pay attention, act- New York Times ran an opin- may be "Death by Veganism," a few other vitamins, and mal- to reduce greenhouse gas emis- immigrants ii considers better ing like Paris 1 lilton and giving ion piece regarding a problem as the Column in the limes was nutrition in general. Other doc- sions. Still his executive order than the poor ones who created in to karma, which has decreed that not many people have creativef) entitled. tors suggest, however, that vege- last week to the Environmental the American Dream. that his time is over, instead. considered when choosing a The column depicts the tarian children will have greater Protection Agency and three Two Hush allies are in the Bush vetoed an initial $124 moral diet: the protection of death of Crown Shaknr. a6- longevity and health than their other federal departments to process of being forced to resign billion spending bill and has their young. week old infant The cause of carnivorous counterparts. write new regulations on reduc- in disgrace Hush appointee Paul vowed to reject any spending Vfeganism isadietan choice death? Veganism. The parents On another hand, all of the ing emissions from cars and Uolfouit/ resigned hisposi as hill that contains pullniit dates. that grew in popularit) dm ol this i.'i pound haby kept the doctors agree that a vegetarian trucks seems hollow, given that World Hank President after the Bush has 211 months left in ing our lifetimes. It wasoni) child alive In a rigorous diet ot diet must he well planned to be White House negotiators were scandal over a quest ionable raise office, I lilton has less than 20 recently, foi instance, that soy milk and apple juice. effectively employed. in Germany, working to keep he arranged for an employee class Perhaps karma will return. schools and cafeterias have had We have the greatest sympa- Thus, we applaud the senti- in make concessions for a vegan thy and respect for the mural ment to make children healthy alternative. choice of vegans regarding their with a vegetarian or vegan diet. It is nut up to this editorial own bodies. I Jioostng to inflict but not paying attention to your staff to decide whether vegan- their morality — harmfully children's dietary needs is repre- Ism is the moral hi|;li ground; — on others is another story. hensible in the extreme. The lost art of conversation lowing popular tashion trends about my major! When I apply all seem to be almost necessary to graduate school, and I'm WEB SITE POLL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to getting through the day. I asked by an interviewer about don't know why. but hobbies my day. I am going to have to Article on Adams didn't was passed over by outside such as what one does to pass sound personable. applicants who's names \ Q: Pepsi or Coke? go far enough the time at home watch What I am describing seems sound nothing like "protect- television — have become SO to have taken hold in some Thank you i).i\ id Herrerafor ed" minorities and have no universal as to make a fool out people almost naturally. Most elucidating for us the work- affiliation with the univer- OK campus, I have a secret of anyone who does not. people, it seems, do not have to ings and mechanisms of the sity. WHAT were the issues to tell. I do not know who the So, while I might like to focus sit and contemplate what they University's hiring process. behind Dr. Adams not having finalists are for "American Idol." a majority of my time in things will talk about next with people. I now know that there is a3 bis contract renewed? HOW I don't know their names. I that will he beneficial to my Yes, it seems that social skills \ Pepsi: 39% (48) person committee retained did thev come to that deci- don't even know whether they intellectual development and are something that 1 missed out to hire the six instructors, hut sion? \VI IBN is Dr. Ribeau have finalists, and I don't even my career, it seems thai lam on during my rearing. I lowever, not who the.'l people in the going to address an issue that know whet her the season is still forced to learn about things I am now speaking out from i Coke: 38% (47) committee are, I.e., were they seems to concern over 300 going on. that seem marginally interest- the pool of nerds from whence department people, human students, past and present? Knowing about "American ing at best. I came! resource personnel, who This is roughly 3 percent of Idol" is not useful informa- Let's look at a case example. Por those of us who actually | Neither: 12% (15) were they? Also, I now know the student population, but it tion in and of itself. However, Suppose that 1 go to a bar and have to plan out things we are that the preferred qualifica- is representative of those stu- it seems to indicate a much see someone that I kind of like. going to talk about, it is danger- tions include prior teaching dents who value a HISPANIC larger issue. My knowledge of Instantly I would be shooting ously necessary to know the j Don't Care :H% (13) experience and a demon- instructor and how he is American Idol seems to be only myself in the loot to walk up to intricacies that are pop culture strated record ol leaching a valuable asset to a solid a surface-level problem. When I her and ask her about Hegel's for the sake of their jobs, their effectiveness. \\ I) we also Ethnic Studies Department. go to parties, what should 1 talk influence in Marx's philosophy, friendships and even their lives, Total votes: 123 now know thai Messer-Kruse Dr. liiheau's silence speaks about? When I'm going to make lor that matter, that would be I am not ranting so that was careful NOT to dis- volumes and it is his silence small talk with friends, which a weighty topic for anyone but people change their personal- criminate against outside (of which angers me and makes topics do I choose? a few people! I hough such a ity. I don't really care what most The BG H BGSU) applicants, Good for me wonder where his priori- The question that I've been thing would seem to me to be a people talk about. scientific dnrj reflects the you, l)a\ id, stick to the facts, ties lie. One of the recurring faced with throughout my life fun discussion and worthwhile But as a plea for cultural opinions of oi '■ those don't dare address theRF.AI. pros and cons I have heard is how much time should I pay ,; in anyone participating, life has advancement, can't we find users- 'o issues of WHAT, WH1 N, regarding BGSW is it's lack of attention to pop culture. not been so kind to me. some better things to talk partictp Hi WHERE, WHY, and HOW diversity (as a "con"). It is one It seems silly to me, for No, it seems that people about? There are plenty of be assumed 10 represei i l)i Carloslosl his teaching of the reasons I chose to send opinions of Ifi- instance, to pay much attention are much more interested interesting things, for instance, contract and why he. being general, not the publn as a my two college-age daugh- at all to what is going on in the in discussing the amazing happening in astrophysics whole OF a protected minority ters to schools with a more world of television. I've got way conclusion to this season's these days. group and a HIGHLY effec- diversified stu- too much work to do. and way "Amazing Race." Yet, I know, because I've tive teacher and more than too many books on my list to Why is this? Why have we let lived amongst people, that highly qualified lor the job See LETTER | Page 6 actually devote much time at entertainment become so per- this is a silly request. No one all to my TV and current music; vasive in, not only our culture, will make conversations more FIND OUT WHAT BGNEWSCOM HAS TO OFFER yet, at the same time, how am I but as objects of communica- intellectual. to survive without it? tion as well? Thus, it is with a sad and TOP STORIES BE HEARD HOUSING MULTIMEDIA Contrary to my fondest Despite my best efforts, again dreary psyche that I ask the foo busy to hit the Send letters to the GUIDE Have your voice opinion, it seems that watching and again, I find that a knowl- opposite. Nerds and conver- newsstand? Get The editor; comment on See our online heard in our "American Idol," skills in pre- edge of contemporary pop cul- sationally weak peoples of BG News online news stories housing guide weekly poll dicting its winners and losers, ture is, in fact, almost more use- America: watch "American quoting sports statistics and fol- ful in my life than knowledge Idol!" AMANDA HOOVER. MANAGING EDITOR CHRISTY JOHNSON. 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I really 5 enjov that part of the class.'' Kail said. Ball isn't the only one who 4 1 9 8 enjoys the teamwork aspect of the course. 3 9 "My favorite part of ihe- workshop is when students come together and help each 5 9 3 2 other out much like how a film crew works together on a real film," I'ivetta said. 6 5 2 3 The students not only bond and form great team working skills, but they also 8 5 7 4 get to use top-of-the-Kline equipment while doing so. "If you go anywhere in the 3 U.S., even schools thai have a large focus on films, it is SUDOKU 5 V 8 t 9 i 6 I i SHAWNDAHESS ' extremely rare for under- To play: Complete the grid 6 I 9 E Z f L S 8 SPEAKING OUT: I ithy Newiove speaks io (he local news stations about Alicia's Voice, a new domestic violence awaieness group. graduates to work with such so that every row. column £ Z I S 6 8 I V 9 advanced equipment," said and every 3x3 box contains Z £ I » 8 L 9 6 S fix system she feels failed her one place. Robinson called this Cardenas. the digits 1 to 9. There is no L 6 » 9 £ S I 8 I daughter. place the "one-stop-shop." "The key is that were guessing or math involved. GROUP Another primary goal of the Newiove plans for the center using 35mm cameras at 9 8 S 6 I Z > £ L From Page 1 Just use logic to solve. organization is to educate the to provide psychological and this workshop that can cost t L 6 I S £ 8 9 Z public about domestic violence legal counseling for victims. The up to SH0.000. Most under- 8 9 I I L 6 S I P promote awaieness about their according to Newiove. main reason behind the center is graduates don't even gel the cause by going to lairs and Kobinson (old (he group (hat to support the victims, she said. chance to use 16mm camer- I S Z 8 17 9 £ I. 6 marching in parades. Kobinson (his effort will start as early as the Volunteers at the center will help as and we have some of those said. lower primary school grades. She to place victims in shelters and at our workshop that we work Newiove also wants to cre- also plans to initiate more educa- witness protection. Kobinson with throughout the course Create and solve your ate "legislative awareness." tion in middle and high school. said volunteers will also provide as well," Pivetta said, According to Newiove, this Newiove says (hat this effort transportation and perform a I'ivetta and Cardenas are Sudoku puzzles for FREE. involves ensuring (hat a perpe- will help to educate teens about number of other jobs. both veteran cinematogra- Play Super SutfoHuand win prizes* trator's complete criminal back- dating and domestic violence. Newiove and Robinson said phers working in indepen- ground is available to all conns, Kobinson then talked about that they want the organiza- dent and feature film pro- having victims be notilied of the second goal for Alicia's Voice. tion to spread to other counties, duction. Cardenas is also a PRIZESUDOKUIOM the release of a perpetrator and According to her, the group wants incorporating partnerships with full-time instructor at the reforming Other aspects of Un- to put all the necessary services other organizations. "Together University throughout the judicial system. She wants (o for domestic violence victims in we can make a difference." year. Pivetta and Cardenas have been working together for "Once I found out it a number of years and still WINDMILL "[Students] need to know themselves well enjoy putting on the work- From Page 1 was a house I really COURSES shop each year. From Page 1 enough to know if a six week course is right "We really enjoy hearing Mouse Stephen Foraker believes wanted to try to from the students. So many that the remodeling will make there are between H.txxi and 8300 for them." times lose and I hear stu- the house a nicer place to live. live in it." students who still choose to attend Larry Hatch | Chair of the visual communication and technology education dents say they've learned "The remodeling will really < | Student classes during the summer. more lltands on| skills in li\ up the house, the cupboards According to Kill Knight, the hours students can take dur- I lalch said. these three weeks than they were the original ones thai for 18 years. Toraket said. Associate Vice President for ing summer sessions is set by the Ashley Mrtle, a senior IK: major do in an entire four years were put in during the 1950s so Hie next person that will call Planning and Accountability, state of Ohio. believes that classes are different of lecture courses," Pivetta they were old and lunged up," (he 'Windmill I louse" home will the summer enrollment is just Hatch added that the summer in summer sessions. said. 11 irakersakL We also pm in new be first year graduate student over one-third of the 21.000 stu- courses are of particular impor- "I think they are more intense." In fact, Ball only had one appliances and carpet which Rachel Semmiihaack. dents who were enrolled in the tance to adults who are working She backed up that statement say- complaint to report about gives the appearance that we are she will move in August for a fall of 2001.. and earning (heir degrees al the ing, "By the end of my first class I the entire workshop. maintaining it" 12 month lease. Scmmclhaack As during (he fall and spring same time. had three pages of notes." I know it seems like a lot Because of its novelty students wants to live in the "Windmill semesters, summer students are "A lot of people today are not 18 Some students talked about to ask and the workshop can may think it is nearly impossible House" because of its unique- still eligible to take up to IK hours, years old," Hatch said. "They ate bow the summer courses have a seem overwhelming al limes to live in the house, but they ma) ness. although it would only lie nine working adults, and need flexibil- different atmosphere but that the with all the information we be pleasenlly suprised "\oi many people can say hours Ix'iween each session. ity in their schedule (o meet their classes feel like more work because learn in such a shod amount "There is supposely this thai (hey lived in a Windmill, anil According IO Barnes, students needs." of the time restrictions. of time, but I'd really like tu myth about a waiting list. inn iii.it many people have been are able (o take more hours Hatch also pointed out that lessie laux. a senior in graphic see the workshop be a week There has never been a waiting inside il. (luce I found out it was bin "any amount over 18 hours students should feel comfortable designs gave her impressions of or two longer so we could list as long as I have worked a bouse I really wanted Io try to needs the approval of that col in the number of hours that they the first couple of days of summer learn more," Ball said. here and I have worked here live in it," Semmelhaack sakl. leges dean." are taking. classes saying that the classes are, Iarry Match, the chair of visual "IStudentsI need to know them- "more relaxed and laid back, but communication and technology selves well enough to know if a the workload is heavier because il education, said the limitations on Six-week course is right for them," is in a shorter period of time." dancing past midnight. CORRECTIONS BILL Cincinnati-based Citizens Funeral home misspelled From Page 1 for Community Values, which brought the adult business A story in last weeks issue. "Campus to vote on 1 louse changes to the crackdown to lawmakers mourns after student death." misspelled legislation Tuesday. through petitions, dismissed the name ol a funeral home where visit- A provision in the bill says a the association's position. ing hours were held lor Knsti Lynn Hill, sexually oriented business "does "Clearly this is nothing more who died May 2 It is (he Wiuler-Shanl not include a business solely by than a pioy ... to deceive GOK Funeral, not Wizler-Shank reason of its showing, selling, Strickland into thinking that he The name ol Hill's Ohio hometown or renting materials rated NC- needs to veto the Ibill I," said Phil also was misspelled - it is Powell, 17 or R by the Motion Picture Burress, president of the values not Powel Association of America." group, which also spearheaded The language was added to Ohio's 2004 gay marriage ban. 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Main Suite 7B 419 353.5800 Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 [email protected] 6 Wednesday Mav25?0O; WWWBGNEWS.COM HE SAID BASEBALL GAME NOTES From Page 3 From Page 2 ■ BG finishes 2007 with o The Daily Crossword Fix 'd of 22-32 overall brought to you by asked you. she was i lie one who The Falcons combined for 22 and 7-20 in ihe MAC probabh, did die planning. In runs and 27 hits on Thursday (6th in the east). ■ >• . ■ Close forcefully this case, the man should offer, and Friday, Ryan shay led the ■ Eastern Michigan claims -■ " Bay of Pigs island attheleast.tocovei the bill. waj on Friday with a four-hit the 2007 regular season ' Excited I asked my roommate what he game with (ialiin adding two MAC championship, 1 Dolly of "Hello. Dolly!" felt on the subject ol n ho should hits of his own. with the top six teams Come before ^B Overcome with shock pa) mi .1 date where there could Brian I laughers, Logan in ihe MAC beginning Young adult be serious potential, Inn the Mieslei and Kurt Wells all had tournament play today in ■ ■■a" Entreats date is basically a get-to-know multiple hits for B(i in the Ypsilanti. Mich. ■ 1" * Tempe sch. Emotional stress session. series opener on Thursday. Freshman infielder Derek ■ ■> ■ Harden ■fl His response: \ guj should Nick Cantrell (4-8) and Spencer named MAC Car bomb? ■ ■M " always pay. II they don"i pay, the Adam Gumpl combined for offensive player of the Elroy Jetson's dog 35 Out of control ; Pitchfork part 37 Boars' mates guj is considered loo cheap and 8.2 innings ol scoreless it'ln'l week for week ending ^■"' n Singer Ritter 38 Ex-OB Dawson Kirls don't want ii guy in be too aftei t Ihio bounced BG starter May 20. (.400.2 HR. 6 ■fl 1" ' Vigoda and Lincoln 39 Remotely situated cheap." He went on tosaj Its the Dust) Hawk in the first inning RBI. .933 slugging per- 1 Isolated land 41 Venetian transport .1- ■fl' "traditional way" in dating. I lie ol game two. centage). ■ ■ n.'gwgft Actress Patricia 42 Climbers guj taking the initiative is the Kler lohnson (6-5) pitched ""' -i V Commandment 43 John's last name? breakages 44 Orion's occupation traditional way" ol dating and a complete game, five hitler in Gerund maker 45 Depict distinctly should still In' respet ted. game one to finish oil an e» el at linn this season and will he 1 Burglary 46 Cram for finals No) onrj dors taking the ini- lent 2IMI7 season for the senior looketl upon to lead the team Bangor's summer hrs. 47 Putter Palmer tiative show thai your interest- [89.2 IR 3.31 ERA.4CG). next year and into the future. Top-drawer 48 Serengeti cats "Kiss Me _" 51 Little red one The wins weren't there this 1 ed and thai you were happy to Despite the overall disap- 52 Black-and-white accommodate her, this simple pointment at the result ol the year like we wanted them to be, ACROSS whale task proves lo her thai youal least now completed 20117 season, Inn we competed and we were 53 Assist a crook respect her and respet I uoinen. there is reason to be optimis- iii every game... il was just one 54 Stray off course 1 Dandruff source 43 Clear sailing? 55 Lohengrin's love Ihisgoeshand In-handwith the tic about the BGSU baseball ol those years." lauson said, 6 Ready for the pitch 46 Stylish businesses? 56 "One __ Beyond" typical gentleman procedures: program. " I still think thai this learn will 11 Ross or Bering 49 Actress Hagen 59 d'lsere 14 German gun 50 Sampled opening doors, commenting The Falcons will miss the compete for years to come, and 15 Ducks' km 51 Secret meetings on her looks etc anil also gives departure ol eight seniors: M ilh the play that the freshmen 16 6-pointers 57 One in Toledo insight lo hei about NOII as a per- Lawson, lohnson. Gumpf, got this year as a result from 17 Low pressure situation? 58 Fair punch? 19 Superlative suffix ANSWERS son. \s my roommate said, "girls Kurt Wells. Mike Barnard, lefl ihe year thai we bad, I think 60 Noisy disturbance 20 Houdini and Henning 61 Joust weapon don't want a gm lo be too cheap." lelnianik, losh Diet/ and Greg they're ready to perform next d V V i s A 21 Range rover 62 Singer Delia H i s|u i "I ■1 Keep this iii mind, because il you Mentrek. However, the I all mis year as sophomores. I think in 23 Annapolis grad. 63 Affirmative answer i s 1 i „■) 0 H V IBN 1 a 24 Danny of "Radio Days" 1 1 ) a ^ M 1 H 3 A oHo r. n lei her take the bill without at the roster this season consisted ol the program itself, you'll see a 64 Church table tJ 25 Narrow-minded thinking? 1 ' V i 0 ■J i i H 1 23 freshmen or sophomores, big turnaround in the next year 65 Watchband mJ least negotiating, the chances of a ■ V 31 River of Rouen V 1 n m N a s second date maj become slim. many of which saw significant oi two" Uiwson said. 32 Genesis spot - 1 1 ! a 1 H i '. M 0; >: s So fellas, give this simple task 33 Rap-sheet letters 0 I f, V s 3 0 - 1| i i \'i 1 i •i V i '' 0 1 ■ the proper attention II deserves. 36 Fntz or k.d 1 37 Long cuts : H v r. 1 a 1 1 N 1 1 B Thisi ould mean another chance around here are just as excit- 39 Bubble masses ■ o 9 ■i M a I. in make the relationship worth- ing as in exotic regions. 40 Golfer Ernie 1 1 V 8 N j FOOD H l 1 1 s ■ N V 1 3 ■ " '. \7 while. 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