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BG bikers University forced to raising money for the street victims City enforcing law to keep bikers, BGSU initiates skaters off sidewalks fundraisers to aid hurricane victims By Ashley Gould RfPORTER By Holly Aurams Bicyclists beware. CAHPoS NEWS EOIIOR A law prohibiting bike rid- Citing the national need to aid ing on sidewalks is now being victims of hurricane Katrina. enforced in Bowling Green the University is initiating sev- — especially in the down- eral fundraising events and town area. activities, starting with col- A citation can tag you with lecting donations at Campus not only court costs, but up to Fest today. $150 in fines. Classified and adminis- Cam Brown, junior, does trative staff will be working not agree with this new through the BG Gives Back enforcement. Charitable Campaign to col- "I think it lect monetary donations. is unfair for Bikes help All proceeds will go to the students not students stay United Way. to be able rrtatBngham "United Way benefits the Red to ride their Young. RAGE 3 Cross, and that's the primary bikes on the Mike Metigsr BG News agency helping down there," sidewalk" PROGRESS: The flattened plot sits on the corner of West Court Street and North Church Street. Jim Pauff, who's lived next door for three years, said Nora Cassidy, graduate he said. "Grass is just not misses the animals who lived near the house. "I used to stand outside and watch all the squirrels play in all the oak trees," Pauff said. program coordinator in the feasible." chemistry department, and With bikes banned from co-chair of the BG Gives Back the sidewalk, the only other campaign. "You can designate option is to ride on the street. your entire contribution to But many students find it dif- hurricane relief." ficult to drive safely if a cyclist New lot destroys home Donations is sharing the road. of S5 or students "(Bikers) leave little to no more can must protect room to drive without dif- BG Library looks to buy historic lot to expand parking be bursared, valuables, fering drivers coming in the and cash PAGE* opposite direction," said By Laura Hoesman "Ijust think it's a misuse a house adjacent to the lot that was leveled, and checks Anthony Brown, senior, who SENIOR "[PORTER believes the library could find a better use for will also be has been commuting to cam- On the corner of North Church and West of the Library's money to taxpayers' money. accepted, said Linda Dobb, pus for three years. Court streets, behind the Wood County buy those lots and to spend "I just think it's a misuse of the Library's executive vice president of the Bicycles are not the only District Public Library, lies a flat expanse of money to buy those lots and to spend money University. type of transportation yellow dust which Library officials hope to money for parking lots. I for a parking lot,'' she said. "I think we should Any donation of S5 or more banned from the sidewalk. convert to a parking lot. think we should spend it for spend it for books." will enter givers into a raffle A press release from Until the morning of Aug. 8, a two-story But according to East, the library prob- for an iPod, PDA and gift cer- the Bowling Green Police white historic home surrounded by hundred- books." ably does not have enough money to com- tificates. Division also states that in- year-old trees sat in this spot, shading the PAT BROWNE, BOWUNG GREEN RESIDENT plete the parking lot. As a result, she said the In addition to the staff line skates and skateboards neighboring properties. library may have to take out a loan in order to tables, USG and GSS will be are not allowed on sidewalks. Now all that remains in the lot — besides a chase Maurers property for $150,000 if City finish the project, if rezoning is approved. having tables at Campus Fest Brad Bi Her. a lieuten- few trees in the back comer — is a sign bear- Council passes a rezoning request. library officials hope to recover some along with other student orga- ant with the Bowling Green ing the name of the property's owner, Robert Currently listed as R-2 Single-Family money by selling or renting the Muir house, nizations Police Department said many Maurer, local real estate developer. Residential, the lot must be rezoned as an 1-1 East said. "There are several tables that Residents of the homes adjacent to Institutional lot before the library can begin "We understand that the Muir house is are going to be on campus," BIKES. PAGE 6 Mauler's property said they were shocked on laying asphalt. a historic home in Bowling Green and we Cassidy said. "We're all togeth- the morning of Aug. 8 to see crews demolish- Seeking additional land for parking, the would hope lo either rent or sell the property er on this" ing the white house. Library purchased the property in early the house is on," East said. The annual BG Gives Back They were not told what was happening August directly north of Maurer's for $250,000 She added that the Muir house may sell Campaign was expected to until early afternoon that day, when Library under the name of the Port Lawrence Tide faster if the thin strip of land the library needs start next week, Dobb said. U.S. makes Director Elaine Faulette and Library Board and Trust Co. for parking is removed from the total cost of "Our University is involved President Scott McEwen met with residents According to East, the Library purchased the house. in charitable giving every year, to explain plans for expanded library parking. the property — which includes the historic According to East, the library has always and we were just about to kick way in Iraq "We hope to purchase the property from brick Muir house — for the narrow segment had trouble providing enough parking for it off and we realized that peo- Mr. Maurer and make an extended parking of land next to the house that may be used patrons. ple would want to give to hur- as residents lot," said Kathy East, assistant library director, for parking. ( FUNORAISING, PAGE 6 start to vote explaining that the Library agreed to pur- Pat Browne, who has lived for 38 years in HOLE, PAGE 2 Insurgents are arrested and voter registration picks up ZAP New idea for textbook costs Congressman offers "/ would definitely cost," Keating said. By Jacob S*erberj Keating added that it is dif- 1H£ ASSOCIATED PRESS alternatives to help support a bill that ficult now with tax cuts and TAL AFAR, Iraq — A joint U.S.- students' expenses would save me reductions to get these pro- Iraqi force punched deep into grams off the ground. By Laura Coins money, even if it He encourages students to get Tal Afar, a key insurgent stag- SENIOR REPORIER ing ground involved and make their opin- The average college student meant not having ions known to their representa- near the Court to spends nearly $900 on textbooks tives in Ohio's Statehouse. Syrian bor- look into the textbook's each year, according to a new der, and the Guantanamo "Hopefully students and par- report from the Government newest edition." Iraqi army Bay. PAGE 5 ents can come together to put Accountability Office. said yester- ==: pressure on the government to day it arrest- To help lessen that financial JOSH KESSLER. STUDENT get a program set up," Keating ed 200 suspected militants in strain, Ohio Congressman Tim said. Ryan (D-17) has introduced two tions director for Congressman the sweep — three-fourths of Maureen Ireland, assistant bills dealing with the cost of Ryan, said the problem with them foreign fighters. director of textbooks at the textbooks. costly textbooks was brought to Most of the estimated civil- Union Bookstore, said that a Last year Ryan introduced the the Congressman's attention by textbook rental program could ian population of 200,000 his constituents. have now fled this predomi- Textbook Tax Credit Act, which save students' money — but it would allow college students When Ryan researched it, he nantly'lUrkmen city, where 70 could have a downside. to claim up to $1,000 in credit found that the average price percent of that ethnic group is "The textbook rental can help towards the amount they spend of college textbooks was ris- Sunni Muslim — the sect that students' costs, but it could on textbooks. ing at twice the rate of inflation, dominates the Iraqi insurgen- hinder a student's knowledge," He also recently introduced Keating said. cy. The U.S. military reported Ireland said. the Affordable Books for College "We saw the report of skyrock- Since there are certain sub- killing seven insurgents over eting textbook prices and we the past two days amid grow- l.mUHo.HI BGNem Act, which would provide grants jects that are constantly devel- COVER ME.- Nieman Michael and Mark Virgint play "Area 51" during and loans for universities to set wanted to do something about oping and changing — such as ing indications the joint force it. That's when we started look- some time between classes at the Union Arcade. The room is open up textbook rental programs. ing at ways to bring down the TEXTBOOKS, PAGE 2 TAIAFAR, PAGE 2 during Union hours to the general public. Ryan Keating, communica-

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. September 9.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Unannounced parking lot upsets BG residents Modern HOLE. FROM PAGE 1 upset, Maurer believes the work of When the Library was reno- Library is getting good deals for vated in 2003, the architect both properties. Lawrence estimated the library would "There are folks that are need between 100 and 150 concerned about how we did parking spots. it," Maurer said. "I don't hon- on display The Library's main parking lot estly think the Ubrary antici- has 53 spaces, including nine pated this much of an issue. Fine Arts shows reserved for city employees. The Library just plain needs prints of artist's Many city residents are frus- more parking." trated that they knew noth- Sophomore Annie Hull, who most famous series ing about the demolition until visits the Library about once a By Alison Kemp it had already begun, and feel month, said she has had trou- REPORTER they should have been given ble finding parking. As the first African-American a chance to prevent what they "During the weekday it's not to break the color barrier in see as a devastation of their too bad, but during the week- the Modem Art World, lacob neighborhood. end, it really is hard to find Lawrence's most important At Wednesday evening's a spot," Hull said. "All of BG work makes the concepts of meeting of the City Planning needs more parking. It's not just suffering, growth and rebel- Commission, several citizens the Library." lion tangible for all those who explained their concerns about It may be months before see it. Maurer and the Ijbrary's han- rezoning of the lots may be And through Sept. 18, dling of die demolition. approved, however. students can see prints of Kim Layden, president of the A public hearing is sched- three of Lawrence's series' Boom Town Preservation Society, uled for the next Planning in the University's Willard said the Library and Maurer con- Commission meeting, which Wankelman Gallery in the ducted the demolition poorly. will be held on the first Fine Arts Center. There is an established pro- Wednesday in October. The series'—titled "Genesis," cess for creating parking lots," At this meeting commission "Hiroshima," and "Toussaint said Layden, whose organiza- members will decide whether L'Ouverture" — include 31 tion prevented the demolition EricStMta BONws or not to recommend rezon- color prints and 13 text pages. of historic homes beside the JUST A HOLE NOW: Pat and Ray Brown stand where their neighbors once lived. While library parking is planned ing of the lot to City Council, Leslie King-Hammond, Post Office in 2002. "Rezoning for the site, the Browns say they have never seen the existing lot full after three weeks ot observation. which will make the final an art historian from the requests, public hearings and rezoning decision after another Maryland Iastitute College of an informed public, followed "If the neighbors had been ludy Conibear, who lives down trees and bulldozed sandy public hearing. Art. will be presenting a slide- by the necessary demolition, if warned and they had that fore- beside the flattened lot, knows dirt that made up part of a nat- "My guess is it will be a con- lecture, titled "lacob Lawrence approved. This process needs to knowledge, they might have what she would have gained ural hill the neighborhood sits stant fight," Conibear said. and the School of Modernism," be respected or Bowling Green been able to do something from talks with the Library before on. Conibear said roots of some "Even if we win this round, in today at 7 p.m. in 204 Fine will end up in a real mess." about the impending demoli- the demolition — a chance to trees were exposed, while other another year or two, they'll Arts Center. Planning Commission Chair tion," Barber said. "They might save the trees and wildlife that trees that grow in the back cor- apply again." She is See wl,a'else Lester Barber suggested that have delayed it at the very least." lived in the lot. ner of the lot were partially bur- Whether or not the land is the dean of ishappeninton the Commission recommend But Library officials did not "We had a whole little eco- ied by the displaced land. rezoned, Conibear says resi- Graduate campus - Get A changes to Bowling Green's know when Maurer would logical system here," Conibear She fears that the trees that dents have lost something that Studies at Lm>-WGE 3 demolition laws to prevent demolish the house. East said. said. "We would have all kinds of still stand will die as a result of cannot be replaced. the MICA. : similar cases from happening in "It was not our decision — nor wildlife. In the winter, pheasants the land movement. "They can't put back what MikeArrigachairmanofthe the future. our choice — to take the house would come up and there would According to Maurer, it is a we've lost, in terms of how Fine Arts' Advisory Board that Barber said that people filing down." she said. "That was Mr. be things you would never think shame the trees surrounding the they've disturbed things," she approved the lacob Iawrence for demolition permits should be Maurer's decision, and 1 don't of being in the city — lots of rac- house had to be removed, but said. "Every time one of those exhibition, said Lawrence's required to supply written reasons know that we knew when that coons, possums, lots of birds." the house was in poor structural trees dies, I know I'm going to work was chosen because for demolition, and all immediate was going to happen. I don't know Conibear said she could only condition. feel sick. We talk about moving, "|he| deals with human issues." neighbors should be warned of what we would have gained by think of the loss of trees and While he said he under- just because I don't want to sit Lawrence's art was made for the person's demolition plans. talking to IresidentsI beforehand." wildlife as Maurer's crews took stands why the residents are here and watch it." the general public, and usu- ally had a "specific regional flavor to it," Arrigo said. After seeing Lawrence's work advertised in a travel- ing exhibition, lacqueline Rushing to help may not be the answer for victims Nathan, exhibition program aclministrator at the Fine Arts By Lisa Hatverstadt Officials at the University are University, supports students intent According to Dan Wearsch, learn more about how they can Center, thought it would be a REPORTER also advising students to volun- on volunteering in the gulf area, but junior, at least 20 ACT members donate money and help victims "wonderful show to bring to When national disaster teer later this school year. stressed that students must work would travel to affected areas if Kevin Hancock, a senior and Bowling Green." Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf "Student efforts are much with their professors before leaving. the University worked with inter- member of ROTC, thinks that "|His work is composed of) coast, some University students appreciated, [but] we want to Since students are concerned ested students and did not penal- their involvement is essential. abstract patterns with mean- may have felt compelled to head make them as impactful and as about being penalized for missing ize for missed classes. "The hurricane absolutely ingful, social subject mat- south and volunteer. timely as possible." said Larry classes, some are planning trips He and other members are devastated everything |in the ter," Nathan said. "His use of But on Tuesday, Ohio Public Weiss, associate vice president during breaks. now focused on donating "100 Gulf 1," he said. "We need to help color and shape is very dra- Safety Director Ken Morckel of University Relations and Active Christians Today, a non- percent of funds" to victims At rebuild it." matic, and helps to highlight told Ohioans that officials Governmental Affairs. ilr'iiciniiiialional Christian group Campus Fest today ACT will be the drama of the topics that in Mississippi and Louisiana Weiss added that efforts may at the University, is already plan- asking for donations from stu- Those interested in learningmore he chooses." have refused incoming rescue, be more valuable later on in the ning a trip to help rebuild the areas dents and giving them to repu- about ACl"s trip plans should call Scott Bolyard, a junior response and relief personnel. year because many Americans demolished by Hurricane Katrina table Christian organizations (419) 352-6486 or e-mail ques- focusing on graphic design, He said workers want volun- will have forgotten about during winter break that are already situated in the tions to bgikictoday.org. Students appreciated Lawrence's use of teers to plan trips in the future, the tragedy. "V\fe would do whatever they affected area. can also contact Bowling Greens color as well. when rebuilding efforts will be Don Nieman, dean of the ask us to do," said Nicole Davis, At today's Campus F-'est stu- Habitat for Humanity cliapter by more critical. College of Arts and Sciences at the grad student. dents will have the chance to calling (419)353-5430. MODERNISM. PAGE 6 Voting registration up in Iraq as violence, fighting go on

TALAFAH, FROM PAGE 1 ince, which stretches west from The very Sunni clerics who Sunnis form the majority in In the Tal Afar sweep, Iraqi insurgents," Ahmed said, sug- Baghdad to the Syrian, [ordanian railed last January against an four of the 18 provinces, but army Capt. Mohammed Ahmed gesting it soon would be tar- was preparing to intensify the and Saudi borders. election "under foreign military their numbers are overwhelm- said one of the captured insur- geted in a major push. operation. The large voter signup suggests occupation" are now urging their ing in only two, Anbar and gents was Amr Omayer, an Iraqi Eight civilians were killed in The sweep in Tal Afar came minority Sunnis are mobilizing to people to take part in both the Salahuddin. Under election who allegedly was the most- the city Wednesday by a suicide as election officials tallied figures defeat the draft charter, a marked referendum and the parliamen- rules, a "no" vote by a two-thirds wanted militant in the city and car bomber at an Iraqi check- from three Sunni-dominated tactical shift from January, when tary balloting in December. majority in any three provinces the commander of all insurgent point, he said. provinces, where the voter reg- their boycott of the parliamenta- Rejection of the charter would would defeat the referendum. operations launched from there. The U.S. military is no strang- istration was extended a week ry election handed control of the mean elections in December In Anbar and Salahuddin Ahmed said some of those er in Tal Afar — a haven for in preparation for the Oct. 15 275-member National Assembly for a new parliament under the approximately 75 percent of eli- arrested could not speak Arabic. insurgents crossing into Iraq nationwide referendum on the to Shiites and Kurds. rules of the interim constitution gible voters signed up by the "We believe they are Afghans, from Syria. After the ouster of new constitution. The new basic law was approved approved in March 2004. The Wednesday deadline, election but we have not checked their Saddam Hussein, the United "Turnout was unbelievable and sent to voters by a coalition of new parliament would start the officials said, while caution- nationalities so far," he said. The States installed a largely Shiite and people were very enthusi- Shiites and Kurds, over the objec- entire process of drafting a con- ing the tally was not final. The Arab-speaking captives were leadership in the city, includ- astic, especially in Eallujah and tions of Sunni representatives, who stitution from scratch. percentage figure changed from Syria, Sudan, Yemen and ing the mayor and much of the Ramadi," said Farid Ayar, an elec- fear it would allow die country to Demographics are a big prob- throughout the day as more Jordan, he said, adding that the police force. toral commission spokesman in split into sectarian and ethnic mini- lem for the Sunni Arabs — an regions reported. approximately 50 Iraqis round- The Sunni majority com- Baghdad. Those cities are Sunni states. That could cut Sunnis out of estimated 20 percent of Iraq's 27 In Diyala, a Sunni majority ed up in the sweep carried fake plained of oppression by the insurgent bastions in Anbar prov- Iraq's enormous oil wealth. million people. province where the count was identity papers. government and turned to the final, 417,000 of 750,000 eligible The joint force has report- insurgents — who are mainly voters, or 56 percent, registered, ed heavy fighting around the Sunnis — for protection. according to Amir Latif, direc- perimeter of the city for sev- American forces swept tor of the provincial elections eral days and deadly bombings through last fall, and the local commission. He spoke from the that mainly have killed civilians. police chief declared the city provincial capital of Baqouba, 35 Iraqi authorities said 80 percent insurgent-free. miles northeast of Baghdad. of the civilian population has But after the operation, U.S. Sunnis also hold a majority fled the city, about 260 miles forces quickly scaled back, in Ninevah province, home to north of Baghdad and 35 miles leaving behind only about 500 Mosul — Iraq's third-largest city from Syria. soldiers to coordinate with — and Tal Afar. But much of the "We ordered the families to newly trained Iraqi forces. The Sunni population in the prov- evacuate the Sunni neighbor- joint force was unable to pre- ince is Kurdish and committed hood of Sarai, which is believed vent insurgents from retaking to the draft charter. the main stronghold of the entire neighborhoods.

CINEMA 5 6. Book rentals tried SdwW> M f~ Mfa|«• n*u* VII TEXTBOOKS, FROM PAGE 1 the textbook's newest edition," Imiitmtttmtffaw(K-lI) ItOOMOO.'OO.IWOO! Kessler said. IbOMaOHHrftitll 0 »1.< «l»|»10| science and law — it would be He added that if a program RW—matin R> ii i*wmi*w better for the student to have the like this were in place, profes- Mt»(«-!!> (I 40) 1« I K 110 HI most up-to-date edition, rather sors could probably still teach IbKkOfTtoNafrfMiC) n »l.«rt':M|io«] than having to rent a book that is new developments from the outdated, Ireland said. field in classrooms, even if the Josh Kessler, an environmental students didn't have the newest •l»»«l»lJ»i1l»iMlli«t»«(if mil science major at the University, book edition. said he spends about $800 on textbooks every year. Bowling Green's Congressman "I would definitely support a Bob Latta (R-06) can be con- bill that would save me money, tacted in Columbus at (614) 466- even if it meant not having 8104. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. September 9,2005 3

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Mormon best known for its regular rank- of California, Santa Barbara; church founder loseph Smith ing at the bottom when it comes Boston University; UhiversH) laid out his doctrine for living a 8 a.m. Hurricane Relief Fundraiser, cator, Dr. Howard Gardner, will to party schools. of Vermont and Northwestern righteous life. Among the rules: Open registration for Texas Sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha serve as the guest speaker at Now the university owned by University. Eat a whole-grain and fruit diet, Hold'em Poker Union Lobby the College of Musical Arts' All The Church of lesus Christ of Lopping the list of the fat- c.it meat sparingly, don't drink Register at the Info Desk to com- College Convocation. Currently the Latter-day Saints has earned a test schools: University of alcohol or "hot drinks," generally pete in Texas Hold'em. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hobbs Professor of Cognition and new distinction: fittest college Louisiana at Lafayette, followed interpreted as coffee and tea. For more information contact: "Get on the Bus" Trip to Chicago Education at the Harvard University campus. by University of New Orleans. "Our prophet (Smith) said that [email protected] Info., Sponsored by Project Graduate School ot Education. The ranking comes courte- Mississippi State University, our bodies are what fulfills the Student Union Info Desk Excellence Gardner is most highly recognized sy of Men's Fitness magazine, Southern Illinois Univvisin at work of the spirit," said junior Union Lobby for his contribution in the area ot which earlier this year went Carbondale and Portland State lustin Withers, 21. "I feel better 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. intellectual development with his in search of the fittest and fat- University. about myself when I'm fit and Hurricane Relief Collection 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Theory of Multiple Intelligences test schools. Working with the Men's Fitness editor-in-chief we're encouraged to take care of Catholic Newman Club and the Women's Rugby Club New Players (Ml). He has written many books on Princeton Review, Men's Fitness Neal Boulton said the survey OUT bodies." St. Thomas More University Parish Meeting Info developmental psychology, high- surveyed more than 10,000 uni- found that students arc eager to Community is sponoring a collec- Union Lobby lighting his work in the develop- versity students from 660 cam- balance Animal I louse practices tion for the victims ot Hurricane ment of creativity in children and puses and released its rankings with a fit lifestyle." Katrina. St. Tom's will function as 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. adults, and is also well regarded in its October issue, which hit Although the survey is isn't BG NEWS a drop off site for the International Spray Can Artist in relation to his work with artistic newsstands this week. scientific, Boulton believes Sevice ot Hope Program (ISOH). Free spray can art sponsored by the development. Gardner will visit BRIEFING BYli graduate student Jeff it paints a profile of fit cam- THE BG lltWS Boxes will be placed in the res- Bowen-Thompson Student Union. BGSU from September 7 - 9,2005. Dixon, 26, who lifts weights pus environments that can be halls for items or donations may For more information contact: under the auspices ot the Dorothy about four times a week, said instructive for their chubbier Rock concert be brought directly to St. Tom's [email protected] and DuWayne Hansen Visiting regular workouts do more than counterparts. (Across trom Mac). Needed Outside ot Starbucks Artist Series. The event is spon- just whittle his middle. It also Schools with the highest tickets raffled at Items: Tarps/Ropes. Caned Fruit/ sored by the College of Musical Arts helps in life's mental games. rankings for fitness, for exam Campus Fest veggies, Canned Meats. Cleaning 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m and the College of Education and "When I feel good, it helps pie, provided healthy meal pro- WBGU 88.1 FM will be raf- Supplies, Purchased Water Bottles, All-Campus Picnic & Campus Fest Human Development. me in school. It helps me have a grams, access to fitness educa- fling oil'a pair of tickets today Flashlights/Batteries, Manual Can University Hall Lawn & Union Oval Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Ms crisp, sharp mind," he said. tion and facilities -including fit- at Campus Fest for both an Openers, Bug Repellant, Toliet Pedestrian Mall Center He also thinks die early mar- ness trainers and rehabilitation Interpol and Against Me! Paper, Handi Wipes, Baby Formula/ riage-age of most Mormons support for injury recovery-and conceit In late September at Food, and Diapers. Donations 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. plays a role. high campus safety rates. the Cleveland Agora. can be droped off at the Church Gaming Society Info. Table Seventh Annual J.P Scott Memorial "Most of us get married in col- At BYU die fitness-first atti- lo enter the drawing stop between the hours of 9am and Union Lobby Lecture lege, so... maybe we do it just for tude is illustrated by steady by WBCiU's table at Campus 9pm. Thank you! The Neurobiology and Evolution of the opposite sex, so we can catch traffic through student weight Fest between 11 a.m. and 3 St. Thomas Mom University Parish, 2:30 p.m. Social Bonding presented by Dr. a wife." he said with a laugh. rooms, heavy use of swimming p.m. 425 Thurstin Ave All College Convocation Larry Young For more information The survey asked if students pools, booked courts for basket- Winners will be drawn for Howard Gardner, speaker contact: [email protected] had gained weight during col- ball, racquetball and tennis, and the ticket pairs at 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. American psychologist and edu- Room 112 Life Sciences Building lege, if they work out regularly phys ed courses that are among

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Former Secretary of Stale Colin Pawell on the gowrnmcnfs reaction to hurricane Katrina (AFP> OPINION I'-WIRK KDITORIAI.I IWIVKRSITY OK KK.YT.'CKY Students must protect valuables In light of the devastation YOU DECIDE Hurricanes and tsunamis are the cost of insurance with the But for other students who car to a laptop may be insured caused by Hurricane Katrina mere legends to most of us, but assumption that nothing will fund their college education with a fee. on the Gulf Coast, Americans Would you be willing to invest in natural disasters hitting close to happen to a car, home or other out of their own pockets, taking Students should value their are talcing time to examine the renters' insurance in case of a home is not an idea that should expensive necessity is a naive responsibility for possessions is possessions by investing in security of their own posses- natural disaster? Send an Email be pushed aside. and immature move. often not a first priority. Health insurance. Living on the edge does not guarantee that nature sions and property. to [email protected] and Many of these students didn't College is a time to develop the insurance and car insurance Students from Bayou consider the possibility of a maturity to take responsibility for are often put on the back will be at the mercy of students' tell us what you think, or post universities, including Tulane disaster before it happened. possessions, especially when a burner when bills for school lifestyles. and the University of New feeback on our Web site. The common attitude of house, apartment or car is being leave many students, who are A lesson is to be taken from Orleans, are transferring to students feeding off a parent's financed by a parent. It is the duty working a job and balancing the disaster on the Gulf Coast, other schools across the coun- renters' insurance — some- income is that college is an of college students to appreciate class, penniless. and it applies to everyone, try, leaving homes, valuables thing most students neglect to excuse to live poorly and the luxuries of living under a par- Renters' insurance is avail- even students. and possessions behind. do — would have helped many neglect necessary precautions ent's wing so that they may take able to all students through the Many of these possessions students get back on their to protect possessions and their time to enhance the quality Red Cross or AAA insurance are irreplaceable, but getting feet faster. property investments. Avoiding of life through higher education. company. Everything from a

H~U~-4-„ „.~£+ 4.~ -™* ~~~~~4. ~~±Z~— "DEADLY•DKADI.Y SIN'S"SINS' REDEEMRKDEFINKI) > Tllllil)I llll'.D OK SEVENS Roberts unnt to represent nation ppnpip T f i • .^^■^kx hi'lnruivenbe forgiven. (Once hue rhn<.pnchosen, Mii'si'these HisI lis rprnrdrecord as a juristii trist is cnaru>sparse, -*-*• M.^^JM-^^*M- %-*J.A%- w M.^* » T k_F ERIN justices serve for life. but we can determine his idea- ONTIIKSTRKIT BZYMEK William Rchnquist served on logical leanings from numerous the Supreme Court for 33 years, memos and other documents he If professors excused CopyQiief and Sandra Day O'Connor for wrote while at the Department you from class, would are never justified 24 years. Their influence is far of Justice (1981 -19821 and Office On July 191 rushed reaching in terms of the length of the White 1 louse Cousel under you volunteer with White supremacist Clayton Bigsby once home in anticipation of time they've served on Reagan (1982-1986). the relief effort in DJ. of President Bush's the court. In the past, Roberts urged the said, "If you've got hate JOHNSON Supreme Court nominee The Supreme Court decides Surpemc Court to overturn Roe v. New Orleans? in your heart, let it out." Opinion columnist announcement and turned on cases that have a far-reaching Wade many times, most notably I mean, he's right, right? on my TV. effect on everyone's basic rights in 1990, when he wrote a brief as What do you hate? A few minutes passed and and liberties. deputy solicitor general express- Don't black people and their mIntolerance takes the original finally, out walked Bush and Supreme Court cases have ing these ideals. economic drag on society make cardinal sin of wrath and his choice for Sandra Day changed our constitutional Popular opinion polls like the your blood boil? intensifies it. O'Connor's replacement as liberties involving privacy rights, Gallup one from August 2005 Don't you just want to scream But the difference is that Supreme Court justice. reproductive freedom and show that overturning Roe v. every time you hear the drip- whereas wrath can be justified, My first thought after seeing women's rights, free speech, civil Wade isn't the will of the majority. ping contempt from a white intolerance rarely can. To steal a the nominee — 50-year-old lohn rights and gay rights So why would George W. EMILY RIPPE person's mouth? line from Drowning Pool, intol- Don't you hate seeing erance is "driven by hate," but G. Roberts — was that Bush had The 1965 case Griswold v. Bush nominate a man whose JUNIOR, EARLY missed a historic opportunity Connecticut maintained privacy ideals conflict with so many Hispanics crammed into a car more importantly, "consumed to nominate another woman rights in the Constitution, and Americans? CHILDHOOD EDUCATION and taking our jobs? by fear." justice to replace Sandra Day allowed married Americans to An important but little known Don't you hate being behind But the difference that O'Connor. freely purchase birth control. fact about Roberts is that he "Definitely. I love to an Asian as they drive ten miles Americans need to start to real- In his 2004 presidential cam- A case in 2003, Grutter v. was part of the Republican legal help others." per hour under the speed limit ize comes from an old urban paign, Bush used the slogan "W Bollinger. made affirmative team in Bush v. Gore (2000) that with their blinkers on? phrase that is said time and time stands for woman" to win the action legal in order to promote won George W. Bush the presi- I bet you hate how gay people again: "Don't hate the playa; hate trust of America's women. diversity on college and univer- dency. Roberts' nomination to are always reminding you that the game." Enough American sity campuses. the Supreme Court seems like a they are gay with all of their stu- Just because there's a soci- women gave him Lawrence v. Texas pat on the back from President * pid parades and rainbows. etal value you don't agree with that trust, and he "Choosing in 2003 affected gay Bush as a job well done. Maybe you hate straight peo- doesn't give you the right to dis- failed them. a Supreme rights, banning I'm afraid that Roberts has ple because of their willingness criminate or judge anyone. Ever. Several red flags discrimination more important and little known to conform and their irrational Gays are probably the most alerted me that Court justice based on sexual facts he's hiding. phobias against gay culture. picked on subculture right now, Roberts may rule the isn't some orientation. As expressed in Gallup polls, IAN DODGE Maybe you hate Democrats and my guess is that America bench with a radi- Texas had made the majority of the country isn't SENIOR, CRIMINAL because they refuse to use logic will get over that like they gener- game where it illegal for two in debates and arguments. Or ally do everything else. cally conservative radically conservative, and the JUSTICE agenda that doesn't a loss can be consenting adults Supreme Court shouldn't pro- you hate Republicans because But just because Leviticus reflect the views of of the same gender mote a conservative agenda if it "Yeah, because if they feel they are always right. considers homosexuality a sin the majority replayed or to have sex, but isn't the will of the people. that were me, Id Perhaps you hate good-look- doesn't mean you have any justi- of Americans. a foul can the Supreme Court It's the Senate's job to reflect ing people on campus because fication of flipping out any time Pat Robertson, a stepped in and pro- the views of the people in giv- want help." they look at you in a belittling you see two men holding hands radically conserva- beforgiven. tected their right ing John Roberts their stamp of way. Or is it that you hate ugly Same thing to Arab- tive Christian activist, Once chosen, to privacy. approval — but sometimes they people because, wel... because Americans Yes, the suicide has rallied in support Roberts doesn't need a little reminder of how we they're hogging all the ugly. bombers were of Arabic decent. of Roberts. these justices personally agree really feel. Come on...you probably think Yes, we have government policy Robertson's politi- Serve for life." ""th these opinions Although you won't vote that all immigrants should go that probably points out people cal agenda includes — but the majority on John Roberts' nomination back to where they come from. Middle Eastern decent because, dissolving the sepa- of Americans do. and you will probably never be And most importantly, Arab- in reality, that's who's most likely ration of church and A CNN/USA involved in a Supreme Court Americans should be sent to to target us right now. state, and eliminating a woman's Today/Gallup Poll reported in case, your rights are still at stake. concentration camps and killed. But believe it or not, Islam is £4 All of you are probably think- as peaceful as our Christianity, right to choose, as granted in August 2005 that 58 percent of Eeel free to call Ohio's senators, JUUE TORRES ing at least two or three of these and it only takes a few to cor- Roe v. Wade, 1973. Americans were pro-choice, 38 Mike DeWine (614) 469-5186, FRSHMAN, PHYSICAL The right-wing group percent were pro-life and the and George Voinovich (216) statements. You'd never say rupt what originally had good "Progress for America" also sup- rest were undecided. 522-7095, to let them know THERAPY them in public, but in the back intentions. Arab-Americans ports Roberts' nomination, but Our new Supreme Court jus- how you'd like them to vote on "I would go but I of your head, you're cheering want to live as peacefully as they have consistently advocated tice should reflect the idealogy of Roberts' nomination. me on, hoping that l am going anyone else, and it'd definitely nomination of an ultra-conser- the majority of the country. Roberts has a clear conserva- would be hesitant to initiate a revolution to get behoove you to leave them vative nominee. No one's arguing that Roberts tive agenda, and if it conflicts because it's not secure. these things done! alone and analyze the trans- I in afraid that if Roberts is isn't worthy of the nomination. with yours then do something You have to put your Luckily, here at the University, gressions in your own life! confirmed, we'll all lose basic He's a knowledgable lawyer with about it. safetyfirst." we have a very simple proce- My favorite quote of all time, rights and liberties lohn Roberts impressive credentials. Pester Ohio Senators dure of creating student organi- and thus, the quote on the bot- thinks are optional. He's a Harvard graduate, he's Voinovich and DeWine so they zations. tom of all of my e-mails, is one If the general public doesn't argued 39 cases before the don't give Roberts an automatic Heed my call, Bowling Green, of Olympic gold-medalist Kurt vote to confirm or reject Supreme (inirt as a govern- stamp of approval. and let's start one! Let's head Angle. I le once said, "Men are President Bush's nominee, why ment lawyer and he clerked for A record number of college up to the Office of Campus rewarded by morality." are "Progress for America" and William Rehnquist from 1980-81. students voted during the 2004 Involvement, and we can call The pinnacle of manhood other opposition organizations, to name a few. presidential election. Prove it "Beautify America," and once and womanhood, as I see such as "People for the American But I don't think that Roberts doubting politicians that college and for all, we will concentrate it, is to achieve success in a Way," spending millions of can set aside his ultra-conser- students still care about politics w% our revulsion for things that are noble, ethical and moral way. dollars on a Supreme Court vative leanings and rule fairly — if you don't who will? different and despicable. Subsequently, unjustified hatred campaign? and justly as Chief Justice of LAMAR BROWN Intolerance is the third of has no place in our society. Choosing a Supreme Court the Supreme Court — and he FRESHMAN, BUSINESS the seven deadly sins revisited, Just because you disagree with justice isn't some game where a definitely can't reflect America's and it's interesting because it's something doesn't validate you Send comments to Erin at ADMINISTRATION loss can be replayed or a foul can popular opinion. [email protected] so unique from the previous hating it. "Yes. We aren't doing two and has very little connec- Don't live life in fear of things tion with the remaining four. that are different; embrace them. There is a 1 in 5 chance that a U.S. working as much as we could Intolerance is a more perma- woman will earn more than her husband. be doing." nent, yet subconscious trait that Send comments to DJ. at people rarely confront. dauidpbgsu.edu

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TROPICAL STORM OPHELIA REACHES LAND wiw.faenews.com/nation NEW SMYRNA BEACH — Tropical Storm Ophelia stalled off Florida's Atlantic coast yesterday. Authorities were foreced to close a stretch of coastal road. The mile-long stretch of beachfront road in Flagler Beach was shut down so transportation workers could shore it up with satju and boulders. mnm Katrina causes 10,000 job losses Thousands file for autos soared during the month as Americans took advantage of unemployment attractive sales incentives. benefits and grants The Labor Department announced yesterday $30.8 By Martin Crutsinger million in grants to Alabama, IHE ASS0CIAIE0 PRESS Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas WASHINGTON — An esti- to expand their ability to process mated 10,000 workers who lost claims for unemployment ben- dieir jobs because of 1 lurricane efits as well as to speed up the Katrina filed for unemployment payment of benefits to people benefits last week, the first wave who found themselves out of of what likely will be hundreds of work because of Katrina. thousands of displaced workers The money will help "expedite seeking benefits. unemployment insurance pay- The Labor Department said ments through mobile field units, yesterday that the 10,000 figure hiring temporary staff, increas- was an estimate of the number ing Internet and telephone of disaster-related claims based claims processing and rebuilding on spot checks with claims damaged facilities," said Labor offices in Louisiana. Mississippi, Secretary Elaine Chao. Alabama and neighboring states The Bush administration such as Texas who have agreed announced that it was dis- patching three Cabinet mem- lyniw Sladky AP Photo to accept benefit applications from workers who have relocat- bers and the head of the Social CHENEY VISITS L0USIANA COAST: Vice President Dick Cheney gets in a military humvee in New Orleans on Thursday, Sept. 8,2005. Cheney Security Administration to the had just visited soldiers aboard the USS Iwo Jima before visiting the site where a flood control wall breached following Hurricane Katrina. ed from the hurricane areas. A total of 319.000 newly laid Gulf Coast today to help get off workers filed for claims last the word out about govern- week, a slight drop of 1,000 ment benefits storm victims from the previous week. can receive. Department analysts cau- Chao, Treasury Secretary tioned that that the big-picture lohn Snow. Commerce Cheney tours the Gulf figure would have been higher Secretary Carlos Gutierrez and except for the fact that many Social Security claims offices in the path of Commissioner )o Anne University Vice president impressed by progress in Louisiana the hurricane were shut down. Admin raises They predicted the number of B a r n h a r t money tor will be mak- ByTomRaun carried and planted in neighbor- and, separately, with Mississippi "I don't know that you could disaster-related claims will rise hurricane THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ingyards. Gov. Haley Barbour. have prepared for it," she said, sharply in coming week. ing stops in victims. PAGE 1 "I think the progress we're Cheney walked about two Cheney said immediate needs Private economists agreed Houston,Baton NEW ORLEANS—Vice Rouge, La., and President Dick Cheney toured making is significant," Cheney blocks from the Gulf of Mexico for the victims include provid- with that assessment and said said. "I think the performance, along a street littered with bro- ing housing, supplies and clean that last week's total is likely to Mobile, Ala. parts of the ravaged Louisiana The Congressional Budget coast yesterday, claiming signifi- in general, at least in terms of ken wood, downed trees and up. He also said mental health be revised higher as well once the information I've received furniture. Some houses were issues need to be addressed, but the government collects more Office on Wednesday forecast cant progress but warning that a total of 400,000 lost jobs in much remains to be done. from locals, is definitely very severely damaged, some hardly he didn't know how that would complete data on benefit filings impressive." at all. be approaclied. last week. coming months as a result of He defended the political what is expected to be the cost- appointees who are oversee- "That's not to say there's not One passer-by hurled an He said another issue is deter- "We know that a flood of an awful lot of work to be done— expletive at the vice president. mining whether insurers should Katrina-related claims is com- liest natural disaster in U.S. his- ing the federal relief effort tory. That would mean that the against attacks by Democrats. there is," he added. "First time I've heard pay for damages if homeowners' ing," said Stephen Stanley, chief Cheney spoke it," Cheney joked insurance policies did not cover economist at RBS Greenwich 600,000 to 800,000 payroll jobs And he suggested that "mental "I think the that the economy was expect- health issues" needed to be to reporters along with reporters when floods. Most insurance policies Capital. "The magnitude and Second St reet.Onceit progress asked if he was hear- do not. the timing are uncertain but ed to create from September addressed across the stricken through December will be cut area, but offered no game plan was two blocks from we're ing a tot of such sen- Most of the people Cheney the figures will clearly be boost- the Gulf of Mexico. timents. met with were friendly. ed sharply very soon." by half or more. on that score. Economists will be closely Overall, Cheney issued an Now it's essentially making is He talked to a An exception was Lynne The Federal Reserve reported only one. man whose house Lofton, whose house further that Americans increased their watching the department's optimistic prognosis for recov- significant. weekly jobless claims report for ery. "We'll get it done," he said The vice presi- was knocked off its down the street was destroyed. borrowing by $4.39 billion in dent told reporters The foundation and had "I think this media oppor- July, a slowdown after a $14.55 any signs that the impact on after touring a devastated employment from Katrina could Gulfport, Miss. he was struck by performance extensive roof dam- tunity today is a terrible waste billion increase in debt in lune, the "very positive, age and two or three of time and taxpayer money." which had been the biggest become even more serious. Cheney then flew here by heli- The concern is that consum- copter, staying low and close to can-do" attitude ... is arm chairs sitting she said. "They've picked a nice increase in eight months. of Mississippians in the front yard. neighborhood where people The increase in consumer ers, who account for two-thirds the ravaged coastline. definitely of total economic growth, could At a briefing on the amphibi- toward the help Nearby, a bathtub sat have insurance and most are credit represented a 2.4 percent they are getting. In very upside down.Asmall Republicans." advance at an annual rate and suddenly reduce their spend- ous assault ship USS Iwo lima, ing because of the rising cost which was docked in New general, Mississippi impressive." panel truck rested 10 Cheney was also accom- pushed total consumer debt in officials have been feet off the ground in panied by Attorney General the categories surveyed by the of gasoline and other energy Orleans, Coast Guard Adm. Thad products. In such an event, the Allen showed Cheney maps and much more com- DICK CHENEY. VICE a large oak tree. Alberto Gonzales and Fed to $2.16 trillion. The July plimentary of the Cheney visited Homeland Security Secretary increase reflected a 4.8 percent drag on the economy could be large aerial photographs. PRESIDENT larger than is currently being "You can see right now that federal hurricane Rebecca Dubuisson, Michael ChertofT. rise in revolving debt, which response than those who said she spent a Cheney was asked about includes auto loans, and a 1.5 forecast. the water is starting to recede," In one sign that economic Allen told Cheney. from Louisiana and, particularly, year and a half adding an exten- criticism that relief efforts were percent drop in revolving cred- New Orleans. sion on her house only to see it being led by ChertofT and FEMA it, the category that includes worries are rising, eight in Allen said the next step is 10 Americans in a new poll a door to door search of resi- President Bush dispatched wiped away by the hurricane. Director Mike Brown, both polit- credit card debt. Cheney to the region amid per- The house that once stood ical appointees with no disaster The government had previ- released Thursday by the Pew dences as evacuation of the Research Center said they are city proceeds. sistent criticism of the sluggish between her place and the recovery experience. ously reported that Americans' pace of the federal response to ocean was also gone. "We've The vice president said he personal savings rate dipped to concerned that the devasta- Before coming to Louisiana, tion from Katrina will cause a Cheney toured a hurricane- examine any bureaucratic red got a beach view now," she said, believes that Bush "struck the a record low of negative 0.6 per- tape gettingin the way of helping voicingadetermination to repair right balance between politi- cent in July, meaning that they nationwide recession. Almost tossed neighborhoodinGulfport, half of those polled, 46 percent, Miss., where once-stately water- people and to focus on the long- her house. cal appointees and career pro- dipped into savings or added term issues at hand. Dubuisson said she didn't fessionals to oversee the relief to their borrowing to finance said they are very concerned front homes were splintered, off about an economic downturn. their foundations, some even Cheney met with local officials want to criticize the relief effort. efforts." their purchases in July. Sales of Court to look into Guantanamo Bay tribunals Federal appeals court appointed by Republican presi- administration's tactics In the dents and one by a Democratic war on terror: indefinite deten- questions treatment president — aggressively ques- tion and no legal rights. of inmates tioned Justice Department attor- Evidence of detainee abuse at ney Gregory Katsas about the Guantanamo Bay has put the possibility of court scrutiny over administration on the defensive By Pete Yost and the government is trying to IHE ASS0CIA1E0 PRESS the detainee review process. "There is nothing in the habe- deal with the problem by down- WASHINGTON — A federal as statute that requires us to sizing the prison camp, return- appeals court yesterday ques- defer to a military tribunal," A. ing many of the detainees to tioned the Bush administra- Raymond Randolph, an appoin- their home countries. tion's handling of detainees at tee of President Bush's father, In the meantime, the gov- Guantanamo Bay, suggesting told Katsas. The other judges on ernment has dug in for a pro- the judiciary might have author- the panel are David Sentelle, an tracted legal battle, defending ity to delve into the conduct of appointee of President Reagan, the course it set in late 2001 military tribunals which have and ludith Rogers, an appointee with Bush's declaration that all categorized almost all of the of President Clinton. suspected terrorists are enemy inmates as enemy combatants. The detainees are not allowed Mart Wilson AP Photo combatants rather than prison- The two hours of arguments to have legal representation IMPRISONED: Detainee's walk in the court yard at Camp 4 inside of the maximum security prison Camp ers of war entitled to protections were in sharp contrast to those before the tribunals and cannot Delta at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. under international treaty. of several years ago when the see classified information being The Pentagon says it is appeals court suggested detain- used to classify them as enemy a lawsuit by some of the detain- enemy combatants and were proper opportunity to chal- holding 505 prisoners at the ees at the Guantanamo Naval combatants. ees, saying the place for them not entitled to prisoner-of-war lenge their status as enemy Guantanamo Bay prison com- base were not entitled to have Lower court judges are divid- to challenge the procedures is protections under the Geneva combatants. pound. Many were captured access to the US. courts, and ed on the detainee procedures at before the U.S. military, not in Conventions. In the nearly three years since in Afghanistan in the months then ruled against them. The Guantanamo Bay. U.S. District civilian courts. The government is trying to the U.S. military started trans- following the U.S. invasion in U.S. Supreme Court reversed Judge Joyce Hens Green ruled Katsas said the detainees beat back challenges on behalf porting detainees to the Navy October 2001, and some have that decision a year ago. that the tribunal hearings are are granted many rights by the of dozens of the Guantanamo prison camp in Cuba, the words been there since the deten- Yesterday, a panel of three unconstitutional. U.S. District tribunals, which ruled that all Bay detainees who say they Guantanamo Bay have become tion compound was opened in appeals court judges — two Judge Richard Leon threw out but 38 of 596 detainees were are not being afforded a legally synonymous with the Bush January 2002. 6 Friday. September 9,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Violations of sidewalk rule Historic Haitian revolutionary inspires artwork MODERNISM, FROM PAGE 2 away the "Rights of Man" that had vibrant color. lames version of the book of After World War II, Lawrence get warnings, been given to the slaves, and mass Mis depiction of suffering in Genesis. taught at many schools and uni- color as well. revolts ensued. the "1 liroshima" series — where lawrence spent his teenage versities in New York City until a few tickets Toussaint Breda was the leader skeletons are shown doing every years in I larlem during the Great 1971, when he accepted a full-time faculty position at the University BIKES, FROM PAGE 1 "All the prints have the same of this slave rebellion. He became day things — "is heartrending," Depression. color scheme," Bolyard said. known as Toussaint l.'Ouverture Nathan said. There he honed his art skills ofWashington in Seattle. area business people are hav- "There is a very implied quality." — which means "one who finds The "I liroshima" series is com- in after-school classes, but was He retired in 1983 as a professor ing trouble getting into their According to Am'go, lawrence an opening'' posed of eight scenes: a market- forced to drop out when his emeritus and died in 2000, at the offices due to bicycle and responded to history by select- The Jacobins, the most radi- place, a playground, a street scene, mother lost her job. age of 83, skate board traffic on the ing themes thai were close to his cal of the French revolutionary a park, farmers, a family scene, a He also took classes sponsored In addition to the three series sidewalk. By enforcing this heart, such as the struggle to set groups, voted to end slavery in the man with birds, and a boy with by the College Art Association on campus, he has also paint- law. workers arc kept out of up (he first African community in 1 touch colonies, including I laiti. a kite. and other groups at the Harlem ed Harriet Tubman, Frederick harm's way, he said. Haiti that appears in Toussaint While serving in the French Skeletons are the common Community An Center. Douglass, and lohn Brown, The Street isasaferplaccto l.'Ouverture." Army as a General. L'Ouverture theme throughout, serving as Lawrence was the first African- and another series, titled "The ride," Biller said. "Obviously, "Inussaint l.'Ouverture" is was imprisoned by his leader characters in the series that make American to be included in the Mitigation of the Negro," there is a possibility to based on the historical figure Napoleon after having been the death and destruction of permanent collection of the Lawrence's exhibition can be Impede traffic, but it should Toussaint L'Ouverture, who was a promised a nice retirement. "Hiroshima" blatantly clear. Museum of Modem Art in New viewed at the Willard Wankelman not have an impact* leader in the I laitian revolution in Nathan hopes that students L'Ouverture's "Genesis" series York City in 1941. ■ Gallery between 10 am. and 4 Students should heed the the late 1700s. will be moved by the power of is composed of eight prints that He also served in the U.S. Coast p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, warnings or run the risk of Moderate revolutionaries took L'Ouverturc's images and use of appear with text from the King Guard during World War II. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays. being issued a cital ion. Since the formal announcement by the Bowling Green Police Department on Aug. 4, 23 warnings have been issued. In addition, four citations Katrina charity redirected from other causes have been given. These citations are i rested FUNDRAISIN6, FROM PAGE 1 give to the Red Cross Disaster sity in Ohio. hurricane," he said. "We have Other future projects may like minor misdemeanors, Relief Fund and United Way, "If there are students who well established procedures include a University sponsored such as running a stop sign. ricane relief." she said. "These Dobbsaid. are displaced by the hurricane and processes for transfer stu- spring break trip for students Billet said it is up to the people need it right now." "We just want to make it easy and wish to attend BGSU we dents." and staff to aid in the relief court to decide how much Helping in the hurricane to give," she said. Will accommodate them," said Another means of giving is efforts. of a fine the person will be relief efforts has been on many In addition to collecting Mark Gromko, vice provost of through the Faculty Senate "By next spring is when the charged. peoples' minds, Dobh said. donations, the University is Academic Programs. office. Administrative sec- people down there are really To avoid being cited, bikers, "People's ordinary giving to part of a statewide initiative Gromko is the University retary Barb Garay has estab- going to need some help," bladers and boarders should Muscular Dystrophy [a recent to offer enrollment to students contact for the access line. lished a Gulf Coast Relief Fund, Weiss said. siick to the streets. example has been down displaced by the hurricane. So far two students affected with all donations going to the The University is aiming to But the solution isn't as because when they think of Established by Governor by Katrina have contacted the Red Cross. have a link on the BGSU main simple as that for drivers, charitable giving they are giv- Bob Taft and the Ohio Board University about taking classes Contributions can be made Web site for hurricane relief "If they're going to have ing to the hurricane," she said. of Regents, the College Access here. in the name of faculty mem- efforts on campus, Weiss said. that rule, they should make "The list of needs of people who Hotline call center will aid stu- There has been a statewide bers. All Donations should Working with the wider streets," Anthony have been displaced from their dents affected by Hurricane effort to make transferring be forwarded to Garay at the Office of Marketing and Brown said. homes — I think — is enor- Katrina. between colleges easier for stu- Faculty Senate office, with Communications, the link For more information con- mous. There is a common sense Students can call a single dents, Gromko said. checks made to the American would provide information cerning tlii.- law, students that we all need to help." access line In Columbus at 1- "We have a fairly effective sys- Red Cross. on how students and staff can can contact linul Bitter at the Following Campus lest will 877-I-ATTAIN. Students will tem for transferring students, As far as future events are get involved Police Department at 419-352- also be an online pledge form then be connected to the so it makes us fairly prepared to concerned, it's a matter of to volunteer. Rushing to 8775. for University employees to appropriate college or univer- help students displaced by the organizing and making activi- Weiss said. help may not ties known, said Larry Weiss, "We're really ^i"*"?'" associate vice president of the trying to tack- "ct*TO-PW*2 University. le it from a : Weiss is serving as the "point whole lot of fronts," Weiss said. person" for the University's "There's just so many things relief efforts. that need to be addressed." A meeting was held on cam- There are plans to meet pus this week to collaborate on again about University relief ideas and organize efforts at efforts, Weiss said. No date has the University. been set but the meeting would "We're looking at it from an probably be in about two weeks, academic view and an activity he said. view," Weiss said. "We're try- "As a nation and University ing to get an idea of what all is we realized there is an immedi- going on out there." ate need right now for victims Several suggestions were of the hurricane," Dobb said. "I made at the meeting, includ- think what we're going to see ing upcoming fundraisers like over the coming months is that collecting donations at the these people are going to need Homecoming Game, art event a lot of help." fundraisers, a canned food Any organizations or depart- drive and a silent auction. ments planning relief fundrais- Another statewide initiative ers or events should contact in the works would be to offer the Office of Marketing and Ohio tuition free to displaced Communications to get their students, and offering free event listed on the University's online courses. events Web site. Local football fans have wide options

Many sports bars offer A WIDE SELECTION every NFL game every Some of the other choices to weekend for viewers catch this season's games are: By Chris WIIIIR REPORTER QUARTERS BAR AND GRILL -13 TV's, three big screens For many Browns Fans it may -$1.25 draft beers be hard to believe but there are people who don't want to watch -Half-priced appetizers Trent Dilfer and the "New. New, -Open at 11a.m. on Sundays New Browns" every Sunday. With its proximity to Cleveland, DOWNTOWN SPORTS BAR however, the northwest Ohio -21 TV's, three big screens CBS affiliate will cover nothing -$2 draft beers but the Browns. -75 cent hotdogs But Bengals fans, Steeler fans -Open at noon on Sundays and Ijons fans no longer need to suffer through another painful JEDS NFL Sunday. -20 TV's, one big screen Many local bars are now -$2 tall draft beers showing every NFL game every -No food specials Sunday. So if you want to watch Open at 1 lam. on Sundays your hometown team—whether it be Cincinnati,Tampa or Seattle BUFFALO WILD WINGS — you're in luck. -19 TV's, three big screens Randy Carpenter, manager of -$2.75 Miller Lite drafts the Bowling Green Flicker's, real- -No food specials izes the amount of out-of-town -Open at 11 a.m. on Sundays students who want to watch their hometown team and is ready to JUNCTION take on the larger crowds. -Four TV's The sports bar — which seats -$3 24-ounce drafts about 160 — is expecting to be -39 cent wings packed with supporters for the -Open at 11 a.m. on Sundays Browns, Packers, Steelers, Bengals .IIKI I ions. Flicker's — one of the many bars in town that have Direct TVs Pricker's also offers food and NFL Sunday Ticket — has access drink specials for their NFL junk- to every NFL game on 14 TV's, ies, as well as wireless Internet and tries to show as many games access for those fans who want to as possible, with what they call follow their fantasy teams online. "Wall-to-Wall Football." Pricker's specials — which "Any game that is on we get it. If include buckets of beers for $5 — you come in and ask for a certain are not only designed to keep the game we will put it on for you," fans happy but also keep them Carpenter said. "It's your favorite competitive, because there are teams, your favorite games, on now at least six local bars plan- 14 TV's." ning to show every NFL game Other than the NFL package, this season. FRIDAY ff e \ <\ September 9, 2005 GEIST:Findoutifthe latest GameCube first- www.bgnews.com/pulse BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY person shooter is worth VOLUME 100 ISSUE 15 a look; PAGE 8

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Friday, Sept. 9, 2005 4 p.m.-Huge Worid Project if? i i «i* "; (main stage) BG still swamped after 13 years 5 p.m. - Sammy DeLeon y su BylessicaZamarripa first Black Swamp Arts Festival What began as a small, local Orchestra (main stage) REP0RIER in 1993. festival has developed into a 6:20 p.m. - The Austin Every fall for the past 13 years, "DBA thought Bowling much larger, regional festival Lounge Lizards (main stage) downtown Bowling Green Green could use a large cul- that has even won awards in 8 p.m. - Sleepy LaBeef (main has been swamped with art- tural event to enliven the cul- art publications for being a stage) ists from all over the nation. tural offerings in the city, to top festival. 10 p.m. - The Derailers (main The area's roots in the draw people downtown and Musical acts have gone stage) Great Black Swamp, which to enhance Bowling Green's from those that are known covered much of northwest image as a cultural haven in only locally to those that are Saturday, Sept. 10,2005 Ohio, and the Downtown northwest Ohio," said Kclli nationally recognized. u 11 a.m. - Air National Guard Business Association's desire Wing, marketing and public Band of the Great Lakes to celebrate the arts led to the relations chair. SWAMP, PAGE 8 (main stage) Noon to 5 p.m. - John Zibbel (electronica stage) Noon - Giriyman (main wm.: stage) Noon - Root Cellar String Band (youth art stage) 'Hugekickoff 1 p.m. - Home Fried Tales (youth ad stage) 1:10 p.m. -Tom Chapin for art festival (main stage) By Adam Shapiro 2 p.m. - Totaigh (youth art REPORICR stage) Three's a crowd, and when you bring togeth- 235 p.m. - Chatham County er the three extremely talented musicians of Line (main stage) Huge Wforld Project, a crowd is exactly what 3 p.m. - Tom Chapin (youth you'll get. art stage) Only a little over a year old, the band 345 p.m. - Crooked Still has been rapidly increasing their fan base (main stage) fed thanks to their artistic combination of lyrics 5:05 p.m. - Bill Kirchen (.am Fill pinto BOlj with hip hop beats, reggae bass lines and stage) classic ripping electric guitar. 6:25 p.m. - Wanda Jackson The locally-formed band is scheduled to (main stage) play at 4 p.m. on Friday as the opening act 6:30 p.m. - Peanut Butter & Artist realizes for the Main Stage of the Black Swamp Arts Rock with headliner Stylex Festival. 8 p.m. - Chuck Prophet (main "It's the biggest show of the year in this stage) dream at BGSU town," said Tony Papa, who is not only the 10 p.m.-Melvin Taylor and By Dan Myers founder of the band but also the guitar- the Slack Band (main stage) • ssistANt Piust eoiion ist, lead vocalist and songwriter. "I'm pretty Standing at her desk, grad student )aci psyched about it." Sunday, Sept. 11.2005 Crissman handles a gold-plated bracelet Through Huge World Project. Papa has Noon to 5 p.m. - John Zibbel with loving care as she explains her trade created a genre-bending band that encom- (electronica stage) — the process of weaving wire into a piece passes many different musical influences, Noon - Bob Manley and of jewelry. allowing for an "organic, new experience" Fnends (main stage) She plans on selling the bracelet with others every time they play, he said. Noon - Steve Hayes (youth art at the Black Swamp Arts Festival this weekend. stage) BAND, PAGE 8 1:10 p.m. -VaughanPenn CRISSMAN, PAGE 8 (main stage) 2 p.m. - Dave Hawkins and Friends (youth art stage) 2:20 p.m. - Calvin Cook and the Detroit Steel (main stage) £w.Hrf.,. rouslc, food, culture, !>it

KEEP YOUR FINCERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWBGNEWS.COM/PUISE 8 Friday. September 9.2005 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM P U L S John Stevens Chiodos Team Sleep Hope Partlow "Transporter 2" "Geist"

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Ah. John Stevens. Thai tall, red- When a band can put out an What started out as an experi- Hope Partlow's debut album, "The Transporter 2" is directed "Geist," a recently released headed goober-looking guy who album that is both familiar and ment between guitarist Todd "Who We Are," is a bland exercise by Ixiuis l£terrier ("Unleashed") GameCube first-person shooter, somehow — much to everyone's new at the same time, it is an Wilkinson and Deftones front- in modem pop music. and it is co-written by the had a lot of promise surprise —- made it to the final impressive feat. It doesn't neces- man Chino Moreno has evolved Partlow has a beautiful voice, renowned French writer/direc- After all, few games' prem- contestants round of "American sarily make the album better or into a masterpiece known as but her lyrics are average at best. tor/producer Luc Besson ise revolves around the player Idol 3," even though he did a worse, but it definitely makes the learn Sleep that is a must listen Her songs are similar to the ("Leon"! who also co-wrote the controlling a ghost who can Dean Martin impression during listener sit up and take notice. for the fans of alternative rock Ashlee Simpson -type of pop rock, original film as well but this possess humans, animals and his audition. That is the case with Chiodos's bands from yesteryear. but Partlow's voice is much softer time he has teamed up with objects and to solve puzzles Maybe you remember him sophomore album,'AH'sWellThat Their self-titled debut album and inviting. Robert Kamen who worked with and navigate levels. better as the kid who was always F.nds Well." There are definitely blends together out of sight Even though Partlow can draw Besson on "The Fifth Element." But after working for lon- making eyes at Diana DeGarmo. better bands out there doing sim- samples with hypnotic drum you in with her voice, the songs The script lacks the originality ger than two years, developer but reganjless, the 17-year-old ilar things, but Chiodos makes heats along with the soothing don't manage to resonate with one could normally expect from n-Space's main concept is not Buffalo-born crooner is highly their music different enough that vocals from Moreno. the listener. the two acclaimed screenwriters fully realized. anticipating the release of his it is enjoyable and stands up to Fach track on the record "Who We Are" lacks the energy who have written some of the While possessing a steam valve debut album, "Red." multiple listening sessions. stands on its own despite some and fun of good pop albums. best scripts of the last 20 years. and causing it to burst — and Unlike the other Idol-ites, The instruments lend enough of the vocals being overcome by On the title track of the album, The movie picks up on the similar tricks — are fun, the Steven's debut CD actually con- variety throughout and keep the mesmerizing beats that can relax "Who We Are," Partlow declares story of Frank Martin (Jason implementation is limited. The tains some credible resources; songs interesting. even the most stressed of listen- that "There's so much more to Statham), who is a 'transporter', player can only possess certain —it's all cover songs. The keyboards stand out above ers along with sound mixes that me than meets the eye," but sadly, and is working in Miami Beach objects, not anything in sight. Stevens shows little to no all the other instniments. They are unique and groundbreaking. there isn't. for the family of a big shot DEA living creatures cannot be vibrato in his voice, thus making are relied upon for a lot of the Influences by inventive bands Even among the sad state of official. taken over until frightened by the notes and his phrasing rather hooks on the album, and the like link Floyd, 1«1 Zepplein, U2 pop music today, Partlow still When their son is kidnapped, inanimate objects doing strange rough around the edges. fast frantic style they lend to the and The Cure can be detected on fails to be noticeable. it's up to him to get the boy things nearby. And then there is the cover of album does not disappoint. the album. It's a good sign that at Considering her vocal skills, back safely. It's understandable that the Maroon 5's "This Djve." There are a few points where least one band is going back to Partlow has the ability to pro- If you have seen "Man on game designers wanted to con- Some songs are just not meant Chiodos experiment with other its roots while taking new steps duce quality pop songs. Instead Fire," then this will look famil- trol the flow of their game, but it to be covered by someone who musical styles and it just doesn't in captivating their trippy sound. of making the most of her talent, iar to you, it follows the same might be more fun taking over thinks they are bringing big band gel with the album. The harmonizing pitches she decided to make an unre- basic concept along with plot anyone instead of bothering with jazz and swing back into (he The best example is the track and heart pounding reverbera- markable pop album. elements from various other scaring a host first. realm of popular music. "The Wotds 'Best Friend' Become tions take you away to another " Who We Are" is an example of action films. "Geist" has fairly nice visuals This song is one of them. Redefined" where the band takes realm of music, combining a good musician failing to make This in turn takes away from — models generally look sharp Steven's cover is interesting but a chance with a hip-hop style coordinated guitar riffs, tech- good music. the whole movie with its lack of but are low on polygons, and it also is a bit excniciating. For break down. It is out of place and no grooves and unparalleled Partlow is supported by a solid originality in it's story. textures vary from beautiful to someone who is trying to shed not well executed. drum sequences. back up band, but her clichetl You'll just be paying $9.50 to somewhat-low quality. his'American Idol" affiliation, he The vocals are clean, catchy Team Sleep does not have a lyrics and mediocre melodies see a cookie-cutter action flick. There is voice acting in the really needs to stick to his guns and enjoyable, however, the recurring theme or sound to their obliterate the band's good inten- Due to its shallow story and game, but mostly in cinematics and say no to pop music: wheth- screaming, especially on tracks songs, which is ideal because tions. Songs like "Crazy Summer way too-over-the-top graphics, alone. Short speech bytes accom- er he should say no to music all like "There's No Penguins In the unpredictability of where the Nights," and "Girlfriend" are it is hanJ to recommend seeing pany a lot of text when the player together is your choice. Alaska," seems awkward and musk- goes holds a suspense- unoriginal and comy. "The Transporter 2" in theaters. "talks" to an in-game character. Bottom line: This album forced, and takes away from the ful mystery and the yearning of Partlow tries very hard to make So wait for it to come out on In short, "Geist" is fun and should really be named "John rest of the vocals. W a n i i r ig to know what is going to good music, but the final result is video, unless you really liked the engaging, but not the stand-out Stevens Sings the Greatest The title of the album "All's happen next. unsatisfying. original that is. game it should have been. Standards for Carnival Cruise Well That linds Well" is appropri- If you are having a hard time, The only way to make an Otherwise, pass on The Give it a rent, then decide if it's 1 Ines." The album is decent, ate because die final track is an listen to Team Sleep and by the impression on the music world is "Transporter 2" to see a host worth waiting for a price drop and Stevens deserves credit for amazing anthem that makes up time it is over, you will feel right to be unique, but Partlow is just of other movies at the cineplex before buying — $50 is probably his attempts. for any flaws that came before it. as rain again. another face in the crowd. this weekend. asking a little too much. — Oielci Howard — Corey Close —Justin Zdm — Mike Robinson —Joseph Cunningham — DanMyers Volunteers give time to make Black Swamp a success SWAMP. FROM PAGE 7 cessions and stage area alone has growth of the festival. The dents now help out. Swamp was a big thing in the city because they get to see aspects of increased by 50 percent. numbers should increase, but This diversity is "a real cross of Bowling Green," Kish said. the community they don't get to Since the first year, the sheer Part of this expansion includes not rapidly. section of Bowling Green During her volunteer shifts, she see while on campus. number of artists participating the addition of the electronica Bach year, the festival is looked and what makes it special," has sold raffle tickets, watched It seems that the earliest fes- in the festival has more than stage in the Clazel four years ago at and evaluated and changes Karloveck said. kids and promoted awareness of tival organizers have in fact had quadrupled. and the addition of the Peanut are made for the following years, Looking back at a program the different art venues by pass- their original goals fulfilled. In 1993, 22 artists entered in Butter and Rock stage diis year. Karloveck said. Activities are from 1993, Kling realized that ing out things like flyers, cups Artists enter their artwork in the juried show and 14 artists The expected attendance has fine-tuned to what the audience more than half of the original and candy. record numbers. entered in the invitational show. also more than tripled.. would like to see. committee was still involved Kish keeps going back as a vol- The festival's recognition This year, there are roughly 115 For the first year, the planning In the beginning, most of in 2005. unteer because, "It's really cool to grows and expands beyond artists entered in the juried show committee was hoping to get the organizers were downtown Many of the volunteers keep help people recognize different Bowling Green. and 40 artists entered in the 20,000 visitors. business owners. going back year after year as well. types of art. The community continues to invitational show. This year, the committee is More recently, volunteers and University student Karen Kish, "It's an event that brings the go downtown to see the artists, Because of the increased hoping to see around 60,000 organizers have come from a senior, has volunteered at the fes- campus and the community hear the bands and eat the food. number of artists, space had to visitors. wider background. University tival for two years through Circle together," she added. And the volunteers keep be increased. Some of the growth may seem students and faculty, business K International and will volun- Kish also noted that the fes- coming back because, as Kish According to Matt Kaiioveck, like it came about quickly, but owners from outside Bowling teer again this year. tival is a good opportunity for said, "It's a really cool thing to chairman of the festival, the con- Karloveck stressed a controlled Green and Bowling Green resi- "I always heard that the Black freshmen to get oriented in town be a part of."

Band's unique sound tours U.S. Artist pursues creative passions BAND, FROM PAGE 7 CRISSMAN, FROM PAGE 7 you as an artist and not a vendor," The best way to describe she says. Huge World Project's music But Crissman is not at the Crissman did not always make is eclectic, according to bass University to sell her wares, she's jewelry, though. She trained in player, Mohom. realizing a dream of hers late Cleveland to be a medical tech- Their songs have a little some- in life. nologist, monitoring tissue and thing for everyone. She is studying for her master's organ transplants Combine folk and rock music, degree — and she just turned 60 Then a few years ago, her add some funk and bluegrass, years old. daughter Danielle, who was top it off with a bit of jazz and In addition to taking art classes anending the University at the blues, and occasionally add a — and teaching a few, as well time, convinced her to take a few touch of sitar for good measure, — Crissman runs a one-person art classes. and you have the music of Huge business named "The Bent Wire." After three years of taking spe- World Project. "It's been difficult trying to cialized classes, Crissman began Their across-the-board style balance two careers because I working on her master's degree is amplified in the band's name, have very loyal customers in the — and embraced art as a full- which comes, in part, from the Northwest Ohio area," Crissman time profession. idea that the world is a huge says. "And you gotta do the "I'm a trained scientist, how place with lots of musical influ- shows |too|." does somebody like me end up ences, Papa said. To "do" the shows might be doing this?" she asks herself. The 32-year-old Papa toured Provided by Huie Wotld Project an understatement. Crissman As she examines a piece with a nationally with the Milwaukee- WHAT'S UP: From left, bassist Mohom, guitar player and vocalist Tony has taken first place in four flourish of large, red feathers on based band, Freshwater Collins, Papa and drummer/singer Elijah pose against a wall. shows around the nation just it, she answers her own question. before he decided to return to this summer. "It's almost like a passion, it just Bowling Green in 2003 and start "I was just blown away by during their show at the festival. But after 15 years of working has to come out." his own three-piece band. him," Papa said. "He's an amaz- The album is a limited-edi- with wire, she remains humble Crissman explains that she He found his perfect trio while ing drummer." tion, as future versions of the when asked how she takes so fricStttlo BGNews uses her creativity to solve working at BG Music and Sound, Mohom, 29, plays bass and album will be slightly different, many best-of-shows. TAKE A LOOK: Jewelry artist Jaci problems. where tie met the current mem- occasionally the sitar, a classical Papa said. "Hard work." she replies. "Lots Crissman explains how she made "Each piece is different, each bers of the band, Elijah Vasquez string instntment from India. Huge World Project can nl haul work and patience." the wire bracelet she holds. piece is a new problem," she says. and Mohom. He also works as a repairman also be seen playing at Crissman makes a point Waving her hand past the jew- Vasquez, a University jazz and technician at BG Music both Howard's Club H and of avoiding shows during the "Sometimes in a larger town elry's feathers, they gently sway, studies graduate, plays the and Sound along with Papa, Nate & Wally's Fish Bowl on a semester, but makes an excep- — even in Toledo — the arts demonstrating what she strives drums and performs back- who teaches guitar lessons at frequent basis. tion for the Black Swamp Arts get lost. to do with her an — bring them up vocals for the band. Papa the shop. For more information Festival. But Bowling Green's annu- to life. met the 24-year-old Vasquez In March, the band released about their show sched- "It's an intimate show of just al art festival is different, "It always 'talks' to the environ- while he was part of the band, their first CD, "The IBreakupl ule visit their Web site at about 100 artists," she says. "And says Crissman. ment around it." Crissman says. La Rcvancha Album," which will be on sale www.hugeworldproject.com. BG is such a wonuerfu! town. "It's one of the shows that sees "For me, that's important." WWW.BGNEWS.COM PULSK Friday. September 9.2005 9

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Meet Nikld Bilk, a junior study ing early childhood education at high-flying ride for free the University. Where are you from? By Dave Henna i Haskins. Ohio NIKKI BILLS REPORTER JUNIOR As it was, this week's weather What grade would you like to might have been too hot for many. teach? But instead of complaining, a first grade Do you have any siblings? few University students decided Yes, I have three sisters and one to get about 5,000 feet closer to What's your favorite movie? brother the sun. "Dukes of HazzardT They were given the oppor- What do you think ot the damage What's something you like to do tunity by the U.S. Marine Corps, caused by Hurricane Katrina? in your free time? which offered free flights to I think it's sad to think of all those I like to sew and shop. University students on Tuesday stranded people. and Wednesday as part of the Marine Corps' Aviation Whats your favorite class? Fiber's an class What do you think of the high gas Program's recruitment drive. prices? The program offers the flights Irs i iilii tilous. It makes me want at the University and other uni- What kind of music do you listen to buy a bike. versities nationwide about once to? Qassic rock a year. What's your favorite color? During each of the eight total ^^M ^r^r^ i Green , flights—all of them lasted about What's your favorite food? Italian an hour—stiidents were given a Why did you decide to come to bird's-eye view of Bowling Green JR jj^ Bowling Green? Do you have any pets? and Toledo, as well as the chance Because itfe load. to take a little bit of time at the DaveHenera Hi; News I have a dog. controls and act as a co-pilot. READY FOR TAKEOFF: Four University students stand on an airstrip at the Wood County Regional Airport Do you have a favorite store? Captain Don Moor served before going on a free flight. What do you like about campus? I just like to find the deals. I never as the pilot on each of the fully It's well kept up. buy anything for full price. booked flights, which were based control of a plane. them to do a little bit more and "It's not even an aerobatic out of the Wood County Regional "I figured it would be a good get out of their box than any- plane, so we can't do any crazy Airport on East Poe Road. start," he said. thing else," aerobatic maneuvers or any- "Basically, this is... an orienta- "He |Moor| let me fly the plane At first, Pelis found himself in thing," Moor said. tion flight, orienting them to the for about 25 minutes," Pelis said. the latter category. The distinct lack of the pos- Students greet Gang aircraft," Moor said. 'Tor most "Basically, it was just take control "I wasn't really feeling that sibility for a barrel roll might people, it's get up, show them of the wheel, check the plane comfortable to just take it like lose Moor some potential pas- GANG. FROM PAGE 7 sonic lyrics, but maybe Maine what it's like to fly and see if they out, left, right, up. down, explain IMoori did," Pelis said. But even- sengers, but the booked flights will, maybe Corey wBL like it." what all the gauges are." tually, "we did some bank turns might suggest otherwise. |W: What has been your best BF: From there we just hash ii Students came from all levels OUT. Aim ul ii is by car. Although placing any relative- and a steep bank to the right." "Sometimes, you have stu- experience so far as a band? of flying experience, from some ly inexperienced University stu- Because the Marines are given dents go Woah, flying scares BF: Our first show was incred- BL Mike and Nick are great already in training as pilots dent at the controls of a military a dedicated block of airspace, ible. H was everything we tried because they are really well- for the Marine Corps to those aircraft might seem like a recipe there is little risk of dealing with me, I don't like this.'" he said. to do in die past but weren't able rounded musicians and so they who had never before been in for disaster, Moor said most of other in-air obstacles. "But for the most part, people go to do for whatever reasons. We have a lot ot good things to say a plane. the flights go uneventfully, for "1 could try wherever I wanted," up and love it." weren't per se going to lie ready about our direction. Alan Pelis, sophomore, began the most part. Pelis said. Pelis came down feeling the or on track to be ready to play a JW: Have you bad any prob- his aviation major after transfer- "If they're more experienced The plane Moor uses for the same way. show by then because we weren't lems with your former fan base ring to the University, but his ... they'll get up there and yank flights, called a King Air, also "If you've never done it, it was expecting to play out until mid- to accepting The Press (long? Wednesday-morning flight was and bank a little bit," Moor said. helps to reduce any definitely something I would late September for the first time BL Everyone lias been really the first time he had been in "Usually lit'sl me trying to get potential problems. recommend," he said. in Bowling Green. supportive, JW: What was the hardest thing JW: How do you think your you've had to do so far as a band? music style has changed since BF: The hardest thing we came Modem Soviet Enemies? across as The Press Gang was UL I think it has sharpened. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF replacing Mike on drums because Because we have Corey, we're Mike is incredible; he's the best able to focus more on our spe- drummer in the city. Replacing cial i/aiicm. Mike on drums was impossible. lit: We can basically do every- Obviously, Nick exceeded our thing we uncut able 10 do and A POP CULTURE PROFESSOR expectations. I le was perfect lor we wanted to do with this project. BL And it helps that [Corey] By Matt Manning Matthew Donahue's Web site is at us. When we broke up with MSE, REPORTER WWWJTKII210JWI the hardest thing was breaking up can actually sing, Most professors at the University and going on with the three of us JW: What is one thing you have a creative outlet outside the without Steve. would like to say to your fans? Donahue said with a chuckle. BF: I fust hope that people classroom, whether it's writing, Mike Edwards: I guess when "It's true." who were into MSE will give us music, working on art or being we were forming this new band, With all these accomplish- we didn't know that I wasn't going a chance. involved with the community ments, he said his greatest BL MSE was one thing; it had — but Matthew Donahue of the to be playing drums. They asked achievement is being a part of me what I wanted to do, what 1 a lot going for it. But this is a dif- popular culture department has the community here. ferent thing. People think of us as his hands in it all. wanted to try and 1 said I wanted "Being able to teach here, the to try something different. ex-MSE, bin we're not because of His daily routine consists of Hines Farm project, doing art- |W: Where do you find inspira- Corey, because of Nick, because waking up, feeling tired and try- work and having that shown tion to write new songs and make of Mike switching. ing to revive himself with a cup along traveling all over, has all music.' You can decide for yourself; of coffee. He then commutes been amazing," Donahue said. BF: lately, it's been a lot of The Press Gang will be gracing from Toledo where he teaches In the future, Donahue hopes politics. the siage at Howard's Club H "the youth of America,'' spending tomorrow. I or more information time in the classrooms and the to keep doing what he's doing. BL I usually write the music I "I'd like to make more music, usually come up with the guitar on the show and other acts, con- University library. more films, more teaching and riffs then maybe I'll try to write tact I Inwards at (4191352-3195. "My office is my home away more traveling," Donahue said. from home," Donahue said, "BG Musically, his next mission is my home away from home." Jenni Boebel BORm He then travels home in hope is to develop a set of deejaying, IN HIS ELEMENT: Matthew Donahue, pop culture professor at the playing folk and rock with the of working on his creative efforts University, stands at his desk in a classroom, ready to teach. same song at live performances. where he uses popular culture as Donahue hopes his life les- his inspiration. sons and sharing them with stu- Donahue had an interest in the Century ER" of collage, paint or any other Donahue ventured into the means," Donahue said. "What dents will engage the "youth of popular culture at a young age. America" to follow their dreams He saw an article in Rolling Stone music scene in a literary sense, you do on a canvas, you do to an authoring the book, "I 'II Take You automobile." even though it may be risky. magazine about BG's unique "Pursue your interests and popular culture department. He There: An Oral and Photographic Donahue, who teaches popu- History of the Hines Farm Blues lar culture along with working your dreams, and in the time of became fascinated, wanting to conflict, don't try to worry about pursue teaching about the sub- Club." PBS received a copy of in the libraries of the University Donahue's book and asked him and Toledo, said it's difficult to what others think. Don't take the ject at the University. conservative route," Donahue "It's a part of our daily lives ... to turn it into a documentary. be motivated for his creative "It's an experience when you pursuits. said, proving he still has that and plays a 111 igi ■ part," Donahue punk attitude. said. 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Maplo Si. 41*-3S2-*37B BG SPORTS BRIEFING FOOTBAIL THIS WEEK'S PICKS INCLUDING OSU VS. TEXAS BVGE11 IH[ BG NEWS Auerbach in hospital Red Auerbach. the president and former coach of the Boston FRIDAY Celtics has been hospitalized in September 9, Washington with an undisclosed health problem. 2005 A look back at Red Auerbach's career. Video The 87-year-old coaching great has been in and out of the hospi- www.bgnews.com/sports tal the past month for tests and BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY a successful surgical procedure. Celtics spokesman Jeff Twiss said Thursday. Twiss would not identify the procedure and said Auerbach was readmitted for an unspecified problem within the FOOTBALL last 10 days. Barry, BGSU looks to right ship Frustrated team looks Badgers scored 35 points in the second quarter and rushed for a p away to avenge last week's total of 388 yards, carving through loss against Wisconsin an undersized Falcon defensive line with ease. By Ryan AutuMa "We were very disappointed tor your ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR and frustrated after the game that As the coach of a struggling foot- we didn't get it done," BG coach ball program, it's important to Gregg Brandon said. "Our play- be able to keep your sense of ers expected to win that game. own humor. I mean, there are no medals for So when Ball State's Brady trying, no moral victories." Hoke was asked what he took Brandon can take solace in good away from the game tape of knowing Ball State doesn't pos- Wisconsin's 56-42 win over sess a player with the quickness BGSU, he answered the question and elusiveness of Calhoun, as if it were posed literally. who rushed for five touchdowns SEAN "I'd like to take IBrianl Saturday. Adell Givens, the Mid- CORP Calhoun if I could," said Hoke, American Conference Freshman referring to the Badger running of the Year in 2004, is no lon- Sports Editor back who torched ger on the team. The Cardinals the Falcons for 258 racked up just 51

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Y*EK 2 WHS NO MORE HOMER PICKS OR flRST VGKCMJEREUA STORES. AFTER A ROUGH RRST Falcons win huge OUTING FOR THE SPORTS EDITORS THEY TRY AM) REDEEM THEMSELVES BY PICKING THE WINNERS Of SOME OF THE TOP GAMES OF THE WEEK WOUDNG Hit game versus Windsor OSU VS TEXAS AND BCWUNG GREEN VS. BALL STATE SEAN CORP By lames Kuper Dave Demings and conversion RYAN AUTULLO MIKE METZLiER JESSICA GUINNESS GUEST REPORTER Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Design Editor Swim Captian by fly half Derek Imes. With a Record: 3-3 Record 3-3 Record-. 2-4 Record: 5-1 The BGSU rugby team's victory good portion of the fans still over the University of Windsor finding their seats, the match Bowling Green at won't affect any league stand- was already tied 7-7. ings, but in terms of prestige, Demings put the Lancers Ball State score 54-24 BG 52-12 BG 70-6 BG 50-7 BG the win was a blockbuster. Once into full-time catch-up mode _ Rant BG comes out with a The first of many Chuck makes 12 I HATE BALL again the so-called small mar- as he ended a 70-yard pass- NO LINE DUE TO BALL ST. SUSPENSIONS vengence to put up a blowout victories catches for 200 ket school from the Midwest has ing movement in the end zone STATE... BG's gonna huge first half. Ball - for BG this season. yards and 4 TD's. turned the rugby world on its with assists from center Zach kick ass. St. never recovers Go Falcons! ear as the Falcons crushed the Molnar and wing Ian Gagnon full varsity and Canadian power- to give BG a 12-7 lead they house Lancers by a 56-20 score. would never relinquish. No. 4 Texas at The victory is expected to "For every try BG put ovci, we No. 2 Ohio State move the Falcons up from the could only answer with a pen- Score 28-24 Texas 24-21 OSU 37-24 Texas 28-21 Texas 15 slot they were given in the alty kick." said Drake. "Even Rant Vince Young cements Texas loses all big Despite the burning Not an OSU fan, my national ranking polling done when we scored we hardly OHIO STATE 1 POINT FAVORITE an invite to the games — except cars and random roommate is from before everyone's season started made up any ground," Heisman ceremony against Michigan. riots, the Longhorns Texas, in earnest this week. Windsor kept plugging with a great game. will be held high. "Was this huge?" BG coach away with a try, conversion Roger Mazzaretla asked rhetori- and two penalties to leave the cally. "Bigger than huge. |The field at the half trailing by a No. 20 Notre Dame at Lancersl came down here with 27-20 score, but seemingly a 'We're varsity, we've played with a shift of momentum to No. 3 Michigan score 32-21 Notre Dame 26-20 Notre Dame 42-27 Michigan 35-20 Michigan since we were 5, you're noth- their side. ing' attitude, and we put them In his best performance as MICHIGAN 7 POINT FAVORITE Rant Notre Dame's offense The Charlie Weis The Wolverines will GO BLUE! keeps rolling and era starts out 2-0 devour the little back on that bus and sent them a Falcon, and one that would Michigan's defense is in South Bend, leprechauns at the home with their tails between put him in the record books. exposed again. Big House. their legs. Nutter started the second half "There are a lot of people that on fire by reeling off three sat up a little straighter in their straight tries to end any l.ancer desk chairs when that score hopes of winning the match. No. 5 LSU at came across the rugby Web sites Nutter, a Bowling Green High No. 15 Arizona State score 42-0 LSU 28-7 LSU 31-10 LSU 14-10 ASU on Sunday morning," he said. School grad, broke loose twice When asked for his assessment from rolling mauls to touch- ARIZONA STATE 1.5 POINT FAVORITE Rant With all that has LSU fans could LSU is motivated This one's for you of the match, Windsor coach down in the corner, and out happened around use reason for by the devastation. Kerf. Trevor Drave flashed a nervous ran the entire l.ancer backfield them 1 hope to see celebration. They go on to smile and said, "Crushed might for his third try. Four tries in them pulverize ASU. win easy. be just a tad on the mild side. We one match is the most ever for got beat nine ways to Sunday. a Falcon forward. Their fly half (Derek Imes] made Tries by wing Ian Gagnonand No. 19 Pittsburgh at all the right decisions and BG's eight man Fred Ackermann, Ohio Score 24-14 Pittsburgh 31-17 Pittsburgh 27-13 Ohio 54-14 Pittsburgh forwards just ate us alive in the and two more conversions by loose play. Attitude is everything Imes finished the Falcons out Rant PITTSBURGH 14.5 POINT FAVORITE Ohio's defense will OU will be much Solich shows the Ohio can't pull it in this game and BG showed up with a 56-20 final score. keep it close but the improved under nation what the together for the to play with plenty to spare." Still elated, Mazzarellacau- Bobcats don't have Solich, just not yet. slim amount of new coach. The final score, however, tioned that it was just the start the firepower. hype is about. belies a game that was more of the season, with Michigan of a chess match through the looming in a rare Friday night entire first half. In a lightning game this week. The Falcons, No. 8 Iowa at quick strike, Lancer fullback now 4-0, will take on the and Canadian national squad Wolverines (0-0) with plans Iowa State Score 28-20 Iowa 24-17 Iowa 45-31 Iowa 21-10 Iowa member Steve Piatck, took only to restart a 22-year-long win- Rant Iowa wins its first Dangerous early- Ten people won't Hawkeyes always 30 seconds to put his club on top ning streak against Michigan IOWA 8 POINT FAVORITE game of the season. season rival game catch the ball for get it done- Iowa 7-0 with a try up the middle and that was broken last year. Half a Ball St. team for Hawkeyes, but Iowa this week, but REPRESENT. a conversion kick. lust as quick- The Falcons lost to Michigan doesn't count they pull away late. they will still win. ly, the Falcons struck back with 15-7 last fall for the first time a try around the end by fullback since 1982.

Partridge shines in Wisconsin game MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY By Sean Corp Those nerves didn't follow SPORTS EDITOR him to Saturday however as he In some ways it was deja vu all used his terrific athleticism, over again. strength and quality routes Optimism key for a win Last season Bowling Green was to pick apart the Wisconsin playing at a big-time school while secondary. Cross country team Other strong finishes a key member of the squad was "I thought he played well include Edgar Ramirez (3rd, playing his first game. Last year, and ran great routes," said looks to continue 16:24)andKevinKaighin(5th. it was at Oklahoma and quar- coach Gregg Brandon of their vvinning ways 16:32).Thesethreehelped the terback Omar Jacobs was start- Partridge's performance. Falconscomeaway victorious ing his first game. He ended up "He's a tough competitor. I and will be the keys to this throwing 24-41 for 218 yards and like the way he goes for the By Mam Miezin weekend's race. two touchdowns... in a loss. ball and competes." REPORTER Other teams coming into This year it was Corey In time, wins will come — There cannot be many better town this weekend include Partridge. especially if the offense keeps ways to start a season than to lohn Carroll. Heidelberg and For a man who admits thai producing at the rate they did beat your rival. Youngstown. he hasn't really figured out the against Wisconsin, a quality BG men's cross country "This is a very important routine yet he is already defensive team in the team did just that, starting part of the season where playing like a veteran. Big 10. their 2005 campaign with a big the team is training hard The redshirt freshman With Charles win last week versus Toledo. and still a little tired going caught eight passes for Sharon and Steve Now, they turn their atten- into meets," said coach 160 yards and one touch- Sanders playing along tion to the weekend when Cami Wells. "The men have down... in a loss. side him, there are they will host the Mel Brodt all been training hard and For a man who admits bound to be plenty Invitational. several have looked good in that he hasn't really fig- of open opportuni- The race will be at the practice. Our goal is to be ured out the routine yet, ties for each receiver BGSU Forrest Creason Golf the best we can be as a team. he is already playing like COREY as defenses struggle Course Saturday morning at The men have put in a lot of a veteran. PARTRIDGE to adequately cover 11:45 a.m. hard work and they have a lot The big L word pre- FRiSHMAN all of Bowling Green's BGSU is coming in optimis- more ahead of them." vented Corey from look- talented targets. tic about their chances, espe- Last season, the men's ing back too fondly on "Chuck and Steve cially after the solid perfor- team finished fourth at the the game. are great receivers and defens- mances turned in last week. Mel Brodt Invitational. "Obviously it wasn't good es will definitely key in on Rogers Kipchumba, junior, Kipchumba was BG's high- enough because we didn't win," them. Hopefully, it will open Ben Swinger BGNem repeated as dual meet cham- est finisher in last year's invi- he said. me up and we can spread the GOTCHA: Corey Partridge catches a 46-yard pass from Omar Jacobs in pion, posting a time of 15:55 tational, placing fourth out of Even though he didn't feel like ball around," said Partridge. the Falcons opening game loss to Wisconsin. to lead the Falcons. 51 runners. a veteran, he certainly played "And then once they start like one. throwing to me, Chuck and "The first lime coming out, Steve will open back up and handling the nerves, handling we'll be ready to go." YOU'LL KICK the adversity of the game. But I'd So will a seven catch 120 YOURSELF IF rather come out with a win." yard performance feel like a YOU MISS IT. "The night before the game I disappointment for the young •♦ t < was real nervous." Partridge said receiver? about some pre-game jitters. "I "Depends on if we win or was ready to go during the game, lose. If I win I'll be happy with but for some reason the night it, and if we lose it obviously ^^ before, man, I was real nervous." wasn't enough." 135 S Byrne Rd % % • ww Toledo. OH J 2ND ANNUAL •Jf 419.53t.O079 * NFL KICK-OFF PARTY • Sunday, Jfkvtdday COLLEGE ID NIGHT & $1.25 BEER OF THE SUNDAY, SEPT. 11 ■» $3 LIQUOR NIGHT' MONTH BUD & BUD 11a.m. to Midnight f LIGHT! BIO SCREENS featuring NFL TICKET iw Food & Beverage Specials Jue&dcuf, (XtUHUfA Fun& Prizes 4 TWO FOR TUESDAY JAGER& CHERRY $2 WELL & CALL BOMBS 3 FOR ONLY • LIQUOR! $12' 1 <^2^SII^t ^^ilfe SPORT* WMJ

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TWO thousand T-shirts. time, facing a Pittsburgh team sliding. ■ 3 Kingston Trio hit Peden Stadium will he awash that flopped a week ago in coach Solich also had qualms about 4 Thief 5 Fifty percenl with a lot of free stuff on 11 Iday I lave Wannstedt's home debut. playing on a Friday night _ne was ■ 6 Edible bulb night — all green and white, of The Panthers (0-11 brought in hoping that television would put 1 ' 7 Zodiac sign i ' COime — to mark what Ohio famous alumni Tony Dorsctt, the game on Thursday instead _ 8 Nearly vertical ■ i a body powoer I Jniursity hopes is a long-await- Dan Marino and Mike Ditka but figured Ohio couldn't back II .'" m ■ 10 Confess 34 1 ed turning point in its football for the big moment, only to get out no matter what day of the II ■ i mi .,. 11 Attain program. trashed by Notre Dame 42-21. week it would play. 12 Boredom I •■. 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