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Fraternity gets Presidents Award By Laura Collins Aaron Shumaker said one of the award given out annually to REPORTER reasons he thinks the chapter the undergraduate who best The University is home lo won the award is because they exemplifies the fraternity's the new top Alpha Sigma Phi are different from other fraterni- Mission Statement. Chapter in the Nation. ties. I le said that they are more The fraternity also received The fraternity was awarded the well-rounded than most chap- 10 citations for their success Grand Senior President's Award, ters because they don't limit in various fields of organiza- an award given bi-annually to themselves to just being great tional operations, including two chapters of (he fraternity academically, they also are very The Campus Involvement, that most accurately embody involved in service and the com- Service and Scholastic the values and principles of the munity, as well as intramurals Achievement Citation. Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. on campus. "These citations indicate that Alpha Sigma Phi CEO Drew "Winning the award is prob- the group is leading the charge Thawley said that he expects the ably the largest honor that the toward improving their respec- University's chapter to continue Alpha Sigma Phi chapter could tive campus and fraternity expe- to lead for many years to come. win, especially because it is riences, and we are proud of "The gentlemen at Bowling only given out every other year," their efforts," said Alpha Sigma Green continue to set a shin Shumaker said. Phi's Director of Leadership ing example for the rest of our In addition to the fraternity Development Ed Lenane. fraternity," he said. "They have winning an award, Alpha Sigma The Alpha Sigma Phi been significant contributors for Phi member Matthew Bowles Fraternity is the nation's tenth many years on both the local received an honor as well. oldest social Greek organization. Ben Swanger BG News and national levels." Bowles was awarded the Frank The Fraternity has had a chapter WELL-ROUNDED LEADERS: The Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity poses after receiving the Grand Alpha Sigma Phi President K Hargear Memorial Award, an at the University since 1950. Senior President's Award. Kerry informs Toledo voters By Mary Dalrymple n* ASSOCIATED PRESS teUs voters that Americans want to choose their own health TOLEDO —John Kerry trum- peted his health care program options and that he designed his programs with that in mind, yesterday as a recipe to bring lie steers clear of the massive down soaring medical costs, and failed health plan offered rejecting Republican conten- by President Clinton in the tions that a Democratic plan early 1990s. would mean a government takeover. The Democratic presiden- tial candidate instead offers "I want to make it very clear a program featuring incen- what my health care plan is uvi's designed to lower costs and what it isn't. My health care and expand insurance cover- plan is not a government plan," Kerry told voters at a Toledo age, which the Massachusetts senator talks about in market senior center. terms and with an eye toward "You choose your own doctor. motivating more private cover- You choose your own plan. You age. choose not to be part of what 1 He told the Toledo voters that offer? Your choice." his idea to shift the highest cost Earlier, Kerry told a group of of health care from employers elderly voters in Milwaukee, "I to the federal government is have no new bureaucracy at all an incentive plan. Businesses in my program." At campaign rallies and town would see 75 percent of the hall meetings, Kerry frequently KERRY, PAGE 2 Gerald Herbertr BG AP Ptiolo GETTING THE VOTE: Kerry visits Toledo to discuss his health care plans with voters focusing on the elderly PEARLS OF WISDOM B G Anti-Bush t-shirts BRIEFING. . .?™« Galley may soon be trigger lawsuits ice cream shop A plan to put an ice cream By Jennifer Bundy Democrats, Republicans and agencies do not comment on shop where the Galley had THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS independents, all Americans ongoing litigation. been located is in the works. CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A —to peacefully voice their dis- The ACLU filed a fed- The project is in the begin- couple arrested for wearing sent to their government." eral lawsuit last September ning stages due to a broken anti-Bush T-shirts to a July 4 Trespassing charges filed against the Secret Service, elevator in the building. presidential appearance filed a against the couple were later seeking an injunction against Committees for the project federal lawsuit yesterday alleg- dismissed. The City Council the Bush administration for plan to get started around ing their First Amendment and Mayor Danny [ones have segregating protesters at his the time of fall break. rights were violated. publicly apologized. public appearances. The Gail Finan Director of Dining Nicole and Jeff Rank were The lawsuit names Gregory Secret Service agreed to stop Services has set a goal to get removed from the event at lenkins, deputy assistant to the'practice. the shop open at the end of the West Virginia Capitol in the president and director leff Rank, 29, said he and winter break. handcuffs after revealing T- of the White House Office of his wife wore the T-shirts shirts with President Bush's Presidential Advance and W. because, "When you see the name crossed out on the front. Ralph Bashatn. director of president speak on TV he is Nighttime lane Nicole Rank's shirt had the the U.S. Secret Service, as usually shown surrounded by closures on 1-75 defendants. words "Love America, Hate fervent supporters only. While Beginning today, nighttime Bush" on the back, and Jeff The couple wants a judge to we wanted to hear him out lane closures on 1-75 will Rank's said "Regime change declare unconstitutional any and while we wanted to see take place at the S.R. 64/105 starts at home." policy that led to their arrest. him in person, we did not Bowling Green interchange Their lawsuit was filed in They also are seeking unspeci- want to be added to the tally during bridge painting federal court by American Civil fied monetary damages. of Bush supporters that day.'' operations. Liberties Union attorneys. Spokesmen for the Nicole Rank, 30, initial!) The closures will last from "What is at stake here tran- Secret Service and the U.S. was dismissed from her job 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. through scends politics," Jeff Rank said Deparrmentoflustice, to whom with the Federal Emergency Thursday. at a news conference at the a White House spokesman Management Agency, but INFO SEEKING: Jason White, junior, goes to the Union Computer Capitol. "What is at stake is directed questions, declined was rehired after the charges Lab to check Pearl Jam information with Melissa Kink. the right of all Americans — to comment. Both said their were dropped.
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WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Wednesday. September 15.2004 Kerry discusses health care issues in Toledo regarding the elderly Services, said the projection KERRY. FROM PAGE 1 making $200,000 or more. health care." ment involvement in medical face escalating costs while Kerry also talks about com- I lie Hush campaign estimates decisions, hospital stays and trying to live within a does not show that seniors' out-of-pocket spending will most expensive medical cases petition in prescription drugs, that 70 percent specialists in retirement budget. decline for prescription medi- covered by the government, promising to let the market do of those newly "I haven't met Kerry's plan to let Kerry pointed to Health and and in exchange the busi- Its work bringing costs down by insured under the government Human Services Department cines when drug insurance a business per- under Medicare begins in 2006. nesses would have to pass on opening new generic drug mar- Kerry's plan pick up cata- data obtained by a congres- "it's misleading to say ben- the savings, kets and letting people import would lie covered son I've talked strophic health sional office that projects eficiaries are worse off. That I haven*) MUM a business drugs bom Canada. by Medicaid, a to who's listened care costs. Medicare will consume 37 is not the case," McClellan said person I've talked to who's lis- "lohn Kerry's assertions are government pro- to my plan and Kerry was percent of the average Social tened to my plan who hasn't misleading, "saidBushcampaign gram, and they talking to vot- Security benefit next year, at a hearing of the Senate said. U'ovv. Ii'l me in on that," spokesman Sieve Schmidt. "It's argue that Kerry's who hasn't said, ers in two piv- last year, the department pro- Finance Committee. "If you add Kerry said very easy to understand lohn proposed tax otal Midwestern jected Medicare would con- it all up, well over a quarter of 'wow, let me in the Social Security checks have Businesses could use a pro- Kerrj s health care proposal. He credits put too states, Ohio and sume 17 percent of the average posed tax credit to offset health wains lo raise taxes to pay for a many restraints on that'." Wisconsin, about benefit in 2010. ' to go today to services Medicare does not cover. We're taking care costs, rhe plan would be $1.5 trillion health care plan that on businesses. health care, Dr. Mark McClellan, admin- paid foi bj reversuigincomeand will put the federal government Republicans also see the prescription drugs and the pres- istrator of the federal Centers those and turning them into investment tax cuts for people in the center ring of American potential for too much govern- sure facing seniors who must for Medicare and Medicaid covered services."
The National Hurricane Center in Miami posted a hur- Gulf Coast ricane warning for about a 300- Man dies after mile swath from Apalachicola in the Florida Panhandle to New residents Orleans and Grand Isle in Louisiana, forecasters said dropping baby seek safety Iv an could bring a coastal storm surge of 10 to 16 feet, topped by large, battering waves. By Doug Simpson New Orleans, the nation's in police chase THE ASSOCIATED PRESS largest city below sea level, is \l U ORLEANS — More than particularly vulnerable to flood- 1.2 million people In metropoli- ing, and Mayor Ray Nagin was Baby unharmed dropped the baby out in her tan New Orleans were warned among the first to urge residents after tumbling car seat, which slid, spun and io gel out yesterday as I4ti-mph io gel out while they can. The tipped over, sheriffs Sgt. Dan I lurricane Ivan churned toward city's l.ouis Armstrong Airport across highway in Pamenter said. the Gull t oast, threatening to was ordered closed last night. submerge this below-sea-level car seat. Pamenter said the child was Up to 10 feet below sea level "crying a little bit" but calmed city In what could be the most in spots. New (Means is a bowl- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS down when he picked her up disastrous storm to hit in nearly shaped depression thai sits •III yea is. IPFkok A man being chased by sher- and put her in his car. between the half-mile-wide HURRICANE IVAN: Residents board up houses in preparation for the Residents streamed inland in iffs deputies dropped his fian- "She didn't have a scratch Mississippi River and Rhode worst. Forecasters say Ivan could reach 160 mph and strengthen to bumper-to-bumper traffic in an Island-size fake Pontchartrain. cee's H-nionth-old daughter on her," he said. "She wasn't agonizing!) slow e\odus amid It relies on a system of levees, category 5, the highest level. out of a moving car. sending even dirty. She had on these dire warnings that Ivan could canals and huge pumps to the baby tumbling little pajama ing out at Cafe du Elsewhere along the Gull things. She was overwhelm New Orleans with keep dry. Monde.afavorite spot for French t oast thousands of residents, across the highway "I am so up to -" feet of filthy, chemi- Experts said Ivan could be gamblers and tourists crowded in her car seat. just as content as roast < offee and heignets, and a any baby." cal-polluted water. About three- wi ii se.sendingwatcrpouringover man playing a trombone out- northbound roads. Motels were The girl was pleased quarters of a million more peo- levees, flooding to the rooftops side had a box full of tips. booked as far north as Jackson. unhurt, but the the baby The chase contin- ple alone the coast In Florida, and turning streets into a " Hie) said gel out, but I can't Miss., and Montgomery, Ala. man later was ued at up to 100 mph, Mississippi and Alabama also toxic brew of raw sewage, gas change my flight, so 1 figure I "I don't worry about what's fatally injured in a wasn't hurt. ending when Benin's were told to evacuate and chemicals from nearby might as well enjoy myself," said going to happen tomorrow. crash. I hat was a car crashed, rolled forecasters said Ivan, refineries. George Senton, of Newark, N.f, We can't control it anyway," Dana Bettin, over and pinned blamed for at least til) deaths Nagin said he would "aggres- who listened to the music. "At said Ed Bak of Fairfield. Ohio, 23, died Sunday, huge relief. him underneath. He in the Caribbean, could reach sively recommend" people least I'll have had some good who dropped quarters into three days after I couldn't died at a hospital in 160 mph and strengthen to evacuate, but that it would coffee and some good music a machine at the President the highway chase Green Bay. Category 5, the highest level, by lie difficult to order them to. before it gets me." Casino. that ended when believe my Sergeant David the time it blows ashore as early because at least 100,000 in the Tourist Dee Barkhart, a coin I In Alabama. Gov. Bob Riley he crashed his 17- eyes." ( at a 1,11 io said that be as Thursday somewhere along city rely on public transporta- reporter from Baltimore, was ordered the evacuation of year-old fiancee's spoke to the baby's the Gulf Coast tion and would have no way to drinking Hurricane punches at coastal resorts, Ibis is a seri- car into an unoc- SGT. DAVID CATALAN!) mother on Monday "Hopefully the house will leave. In addition, he said 10,000 Pat O'Brien's bar. ous storm that requires seri- cupied squad car. and that the girl was still be here when we get back," people were in town for conven- "I looked into earlier flights, ous action to get people out of Deputies began doing fine. "I am so said Tara Chandra, a doctor tions, and there was nowhere but they were hundreds of dol- harm's way," he said. pleased the baby was not hurt. at Tulane University in New chasing Bettin after be was lor many of them to go except lars more and I wasn't sure I "We are just hoping to still accused of domestic violence That was a huge relief. I couldn' t Orleans who packed up his car, their hotels. could switch flights." she said. be here." said Matt Claxton, an believe my eyes," he said. moved plants indoors and tried In the French Quarter, busi- at a local hotel. "1 figure I'm happier sitting assistant manager of a Perdido During the chase. Bettin t atalano said he had been to book a I louston hotel room. nesses put up plywood and here drinking hurricanes than Key seafood restaurant as told that Bettin was not the "All the news reports are kind of closed their shutters. A few slowed to about 10 mph, Sitting at the airport worrying workers brought the patio furni- opened the car door and father of the child. freaking her out" people were still hang about them." ture inside. AEROPOSTALE CAMPUS BOX SALE COMING TO THE BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
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8 tun. - 6 p.m. 11 am. - 4 p.m. from Psychology and ]cll "Baggage, or the Residual Mr. Blu Info Table lVakc from Political Science. Effects of Dreaming" Sponsored by Zc-ta I'hi Beta Union 222-Smith A collaborative installation Sorority Multicultural Lounge by the participants ofThe Union lobby 2004 Alternative Spring 7 p.m.- 10 p.m. Break: Artist West Goes) 11'. p.m. I p.m. Music by Ryan Civanrr Road Trip Gaming Society Union Sack Su amp nib Union Galleries Recruitment Table Union Lobby 8 p.m.-9:30 p.m. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Campus Worship Far East Artifacts Sale 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. Sponsored by Vu\e Brian McRoberts BGNews Sponsored by UAO Lecture Series Presents ( hi isiians today IN CHARGE: Dr. Glenn Egelman was recently named the director of Student Health Services for Education Building Steps Francisco Cabanillas Proul < hapel Bowling Green. Sponsored by the Center 10 a.m. -4 p.m. for Multicultural & Academic 9p.m.- 10:1, p.m. Uplift Tournament Sign-up Initiatives I lam e Marathon Overall Union Lobby Union 207-Mylander Room Meeting Union Ballroom Health director has 11a.m.-2:30 p.m. 6 p.m. - 8 p.ni. BCiSU Retirees Fall Session Topic is "Politically 9:15 p.m.- 10 p.m. (/invocation Biased Professors" QldeKOpen House Sponsored by BGSU Retirees Docs your teacher bring 1007 Business Administration advice for students Association unwanted politics into the Union 'OJH-Coinmunity classroom? Do you believe 9.30 p.m. ByMikeKobilis Health Services before coming to Bowling Green, Room your grade was based on Kevin Smith Film Series R E P0RI£« so he knows what to expect and what is expected your ideology? loin in the "< Ink- This past |uly, the University Health Department ofhim. 11 a.m. - 2 |i.in. discussion about the role of Sponsored by the Universin named Dr. Glenn Fgelman their new director of Egelman said that he hopes to continue to make Pi Kappy Alpha Voter professors and politics at B( 1. taivirJes Organization Student Health Services. Egelman replaced the Howling Green State University's Student Health Registration I )ri\v The discussion leaders for . Union Theater former director. Dr. losli Kaplan, who died lasl Department one of the best in the country. Union Lobbv this session are Michac Xickar December. He has made plans to increase the staffing for I igelman.agraduatenf the University of Rochester awareness issues, and he wants to have a moving School of Medicine said he is excited about taking gazebo to hand information out at various student over the department. locations. Alter Kaplan's death. Bowling Green State Egelman hopes that he will be able to increase University named Rebecca Utz interim director, the education and prevention of cancer by inform- until the end of the school year.The search for a new ing students of the httzardous dangers in smoking director was complete on July 6 of this year with the and tanning. LIVING ON THE EDGE naming of Egelman. "Students need to understand Egelman comes to Bowling Egelman's Credentials that skin cancer is a deadly dis- Green with an extensive resume. Glenn Egelman, the new direc- ease and can effect you at any After graduating from the tor ol Student Hearth Services age." said Egelman. University of Rochester School previously held these positions-. Hi- hope for the future is to of Medicine in 1991, he began also bring in a speaker who has work in main positions, includ- • Director of Hearth Services had testicular cancer, which is ing director of health services for Skidmore College the number one cause of cancer for Skidmore College, Associate in males ages 18 to 40, to speak to Students at Bowling Green State Professor of Clinical Medicine • Associate Professor of at Stony Brook Student Health University about an awareness Clinical Medicine at Stony Brook issue. Service, and just recently the Student Health Service president of the New York State Egelman's advice for the College Health Association. upcoming cold season is to get • President of the New York your flu shots at the Student Dr. Egelman, one of "20 State College Health Association under 40 listers and shak- Health Center. ers" named by "The Saratogian" "Students need to realize that newspaper, said he chose Bowling it is very easy to get sick if you Green State University because he felt that die col- live in the dorms because you are living so close lege was serious about our health services. to one another, and you exchange fluids with one He also said the people he met here were bodi another," he said. very professional, and pleasing to meet. I lis advice to help prevent the flu is to get your flu When asked how he has handled his new tasks he shot early, and to wash your hands often. said it has been an adjustment, but one he is happy I lc joked that it would be perfect if he had a full to make. staff, they could give students flu shots as diey come "It's a lot of task juggling, but 1 am able to get out of the shower — so they won't miss class. through it by being humorous in my daily life and "It's easier to go get your flu shot and take five not getting loo stressed," Egelman said he has the minutes out of your day rather than get sick and fortune of already working as a director of Student miss a weeks worth of classes." Egelman said.
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A,l,.iNOAII\VVI.I.,vvhoh.Lsdeddolu.lc.iv>- I K." mwh) he was part of the cast for lOyears. OPINION KKTKD1TO1UU IMII.W.U'KKI-MOI fRNALSEXTINE Appoint an intelligence director Forced by congressional by the commission that investi- consolidation makes eminent mittal in his initial response porting "full budgetary authority," There is no reason for Congress Republicans, mainly, to make ;i gated the terror attacks of Sept. sense. to its recommendations, and it Bush has shifted again. to sit on its hands any longer. The significant shift in his position, II, 2001. The 9-11 commission The commission noted that, to was not until early August that Congressional support for 9-11 commission's recommenda- President Hush now says he sup- made some 40 recommenda- be effective, the new intelligence — again, bowing to congressional intelligence reform has generat- tions were only the most recent ports the creation of a national tions, the most notable of which chief would have to have full pressure — he reluctantly and ed at least two bills in the Senate. calls for change; intelligence intelligence director with "full was the creation of a national control over the estimated $40 belatedly endorsed the creation One, introduced earlier this week reform has been scnitinized and budgetary authority." Bush's intelligence director to supervise billion this country spends on of a national intelligence direc- by a bipartisan group of mem- debated by lawmakers, academic shift removes any excuse for not the 15-odd intelligence agencies intelligence every year. Absent tor. bers including John McCain, R- researchers and others for years. promptly enacting and signing a now dispersed throughout the full budgetary authority, the new But the White House stopped Ariz., and loseph Liebcrman, D- Thus, any action by Congress law making meaningful changes federal government. intelligence chief would be a short of ceding budget control, Conn., would codify virtually all can hardly be dismissed as hasty in the way this country collects Given post-9-11 disclosures toothless tiger in Washington. Chief of Staff Andrew Card say- the 9-11 commission's proposals. or not thought through. The risks and uses intelligence. that these agencies have often Bush has resisted intel- ing only that the new director An even more sweeping bill was are too great. The latest move for legislative failed to communicate — and ligence reform. lie opposed would have "significant input" proposed in late August by Pat Congress should enact a reform of intelligence began in sometimes even fought — with the creation of the 9-11 com- — a vague and highly elastic term Roberts, R-Kan., chairman of the reform bill before it adjourns as Inly, with the release of a report one another, this administrative mission; he was non-com- — over the money. In now sup- Senate Intelligence Committee. scheduled on Oct. 8. nrnr Events happen for AlJ TERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE 0NTHE STREET unknown reasons up the rest of the way! 30,000-plus fans. We went on What on campus Support our to a great victory that day vs. Our next home game is AT ISSUE: God allows unfortunate events to happen Northern Illinois. Before the Homecoming, October 16 at needs the most to people for reasons known only to God himself. football team, game, as our seniors led the 4:00 p.m. vs Ball State. A tough team through tent row. 1 saw MAC West game. Show up early improvement? One big argument that I at 2:00 p.m. along tent row and tears in a few eyes. Fourth and hear from people who BRAD pack the Doyt welcome the Falcons home fifth year players experiencing don't want to believe in CUSTIS What a tremendous show that kind of excitement. That's after a month on the road! a loving God is their belief that if ol support lor the Falcons last what college football is all 30,000-plus fans, all in orange, God loves people so much, why Opinion Columnist Saturday night. 7,000 students, about! laud & crazy! Let's make this do bad things happen to good all in orange, loud and crazy! Our younger players now the loudest and toughest place people. lesus tells the disciples that 23,000-plus for a home opener expect to play in front of a to play in the MAC! I understand that there are they will have hardship, but to was awesome. That kind of packed house with tremendous By the way — jump on the horrendous things that happen trust him because he overcame enthusiasm makes the Doyt a student support. And why not? Falcon Club bus to Nil). in the world. War, rape, murder the world. tough place for any unsuspect- We deserve it. Only three home — the list goes on and on. I don't 1 low did lesus overcome the ing visitor! losses in three seasons. We have GREGG BRANDON understand why God allows world? I le overcame the world Las) year, when College an exciting team that feeds off HEAD FOOTBALL COACH RYAN DONOVAN everything to go on, but I do by living a perfect life and never Game Day came to BG, we had the home crowd. Let's keep it JUNIOR, BIOLOGY understand this much: God succumbing to one temptation, allows things to happen for ' lesus died on the cross for your "They should do a reason. sin and mine. Then on the third something about the The Bible talks about how our day he rose from the dead. smell of sewage on the ways are not God's ways. We like lesus was telling the disciples east side of campus" to go through the scenario of, to tmst in him because no one A salute to Sunday, the best day "if I was God I would do tilings else ever overcame the worid differently." We some how think and died on the cross for them, AT ISSUE: Sundays often get a bad rap from students, but it should be heralded that we could do things better lesus extends that same very as otic of the most enjoyable days of the week due to the relaxation it offers. than God. tiling to you and I. Jim Carrey starred in a movie All of us will experience pain hangovers, and tell yourself "There seems to be a called "Bruce Almighty." Carrey and hardships, some worse than STEVE how you are never getting that played a news reporter who was others. But all of us can experi- SCHLESSMAN wasted again until next week- certain atmosphere trying to become an anchor- ence the peace of God and leam end rolls around. that surrounds man for a Buffalo News station. about God through those hard- Opinion Columnist He doesn't get the job and he # There seems to be a certain ships. Sundays in a way a blames God. No matter the hardship, Ciod atmosphere that surrounds BRETT CHEATHAM Most people that I know Sundays in a way a child feels ± God then gives Carrey his has plans for you and those child feels the night look fonvard to Fridays JUNIOR, CHILD FAMILY & powers to use at his will. Carrey the night before Christmas. before Christmas." plans are good, even when bad and Saturdays at least There seems to be a certain vibe COMMUNITY SERVICES uses God's powers for his own things happen. In leremiah so they can let loose for a brief in the air that is almost unex- selfish gain. Then Carrey starts 29:11-13 God speaks through period and not have to worry plainable, one that sets you at time of the year because it is "The physical to hear all the people of the Jeremiah, "For 1 know the plans 1 about getting up the next morn- ease of all the stress from the football season, and the Browns appearance of the Rec earth praying to God, which is have for you says the Lord. They ing and go to classes. week before and seems to float are actually looking good this Center is outdated." his responsibility to hear and are plans for good and not for Though not I. away in an instant. That calming year so far. But now that I said it, answer because he has taken evil, to give you a future and a I think people have forgot- affect is why I love Sundays I just jinxed everything. Why'd I over God's responsibilities for hope. And those days when you ten the best day of the week so much. have to go and do that? a time. pray 1 will listen. You will find me — Sunday. I hear people all the However, a lot of people 1 Anyways, football on Sundays Carrey gets frustrated because when you seek me if you look for time complain how they hate know get too stressed out on is almost as holy as the Sabbath people continue to bombard me in earnest. Sundays, and 1 can't seem to Sundays because they know itself. him with prayers, and instead God is not the author of evil, understand why. Sunday is by they have to go back to school It also gives time for you and of taking time to address each but he takes those bad things far the best day of the week, and the next day for another week of all of your new roommates to sit prayer individually, he just says that happen and uses them for I'm tired of hearing all those studying and exams. One of my around and bond about what yes to all of them. good. whiners, how they hate Sundays roommates in particular said he the hell that quarterback was By doing this Carrey creates • In her book "Why?" Anne because they have to go back to utter chaos and turmoil for Graham Lot/ talks about this hates Sundays because there's thinking, and go on to tell how CHRIS STANFORD school tomorrow and can't party. nothing to do except worry bad this coach sucks, and how the whole city. In the end, God very thing. Our hardships, tests, So, I would like to take a little about all the stuff he has to do much of a better job you can do. FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED comes and ends up bailing and trials are an opportunity for time out of my day to give a for the week ahead. My advice And, if you really hate wast- "The prices at Chily's. Carrey out. In the end, Carrey is God to really show himself to us. salute to Sundays, the most to him or anybody like that is, ing a day on the weekend of not happiest being a field reporter In the book she uses an analogy unappreciated day of the week. instead of worrying about it, do partying, it gives you one more I had to pay six bucks and not an anchorman. that 1 believe really addresses Sunday, unlike the rest of the something about it. excuse to go out and buy a keg, for a box of cereal." I understand that this is an why bad things happen. week, is a day of relaxation and, It is true that for the most and celebrate your favorite team, exaggerated scenario, but I Our tests, trials and bad situ by the rules of the Sabbath, is part there really isn't anything to the Browns, by getting abso- believe that the movie brings ations are like a fire. We are clay supposed to be. It symbolizes do because, anything to do, for lutely wasted, losing your voice out one important point God and the Lord is the potter. As we how God created the world in most, means there are no par- because you can't stop scream- does know what he is doing. are going through the fire, lesus six day's and rested on the ties, the bar is closed, as well as ing at the TV and banging your One other important point was is there through it all molding seventh. the liquor store. So, since there moms 30-year-old pots and that Carrey was happier where us, holding us through fire. He is Sounds like a good idea to me. isn't anything to do, and instead pans she's never used before God wanted him, not where he making us into a masterpiece. We all are all busy most of the of worrying about all the work and ruining them in an instant. wanted to be. So 1 pray that you would allow week with work and school and you have to do, why don't you After this week of partying, Even though there are many the Lord to shape and mold you the partying of the weekend. By just go and do some? and drinking just remember things that happen that are hor- through your haidships and bad Sunday, I, for one, am beat rible and that we don't under- 1, for one, get most of my work that Sunday is right around DANAE SHANABARGER things that happen. Because as For me, more than any- done on Sundays because I am the corner. So raise one high if stand, God is in com nil and you go through the fire, the lord thing, it is about relaxing with a notorious procrastinator, and you got one and salute one to FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED knows what is going on. will take you out of it when he my friends and gathering the Sunday gives me the time to Sundays. "All the dorms should In John 16:33, Jesus is talking sees the glare of his face in you. thoughts of the past week and catch up for all that procrastina- to the disciples and tells them what to do for the week ahead. tion. Share your love for Sundays be air conditioned." that he has spoken things to E-mail Brad with any It gives you time to clear your Though more than anything with Sieve. E-mail him at them so that they might have comments or questions at: head of all the alcohol and I love Sundays, especially this [email protected]. peace in him. bcustis&'bgneLbgsu.edu.
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Q: Why was the This week The Streets of Bowling Green broom late for its classes? T U S K N F H Z I V H D S X E K II K I R P G Z G X E Y S G C E s S G N O A: It overswept. M X N F U M X I W E O T R E I 0 I V The page whose M D X O X 0 Q R L T E L J H Z Q T B coverage is full of holes U T L S s P z L T S Q C R I R ASK — just like Southeast S C C P L L I H L L E B P M A C R R Missouri State football's E I T J T V A P R O S P E C T M U F K M N N M X E C L w G I V E H A defense. R Q I T 0 A I H E A E B s E M N A R T N P U M L P C F T Z S T H H E Y R Q X P V T w 0 0 J C G Y I T L E S Y I K F 0 C B Y V L T U V B R R I I I Q H N G R R I A A E Y U M F P Z U K F P A voice for the bushy-tailed citizens C G I C N Y C E 0 R M I F R c Y V W Y X N H O 0 M D N N R G E W K X Student Union: As sterile as it "You humans he's got a fantabulous selection Q Q wants to be!" Correct me if we're of make-up. If you can't get him, P 0 E R L U E G D I R 0 B C R T X I JAMISON T. could some of you maybe drop SQUIRREL wrong. haven't earned the L A Q L M E R C E R A O M G T 0 M U In that time, the campus has off some make-up in the knot- right to learn the E W T T Z T C C E J U S Q E Acorn Aficionado gotten a spankin' new Super- hole of a tree? It's just easier to G P s w • Internet-Thing. I dunno. I don't true secrets rule if we look rather dashing G G V T C D 0 Q N B L T H Y T X R T A Ride to the Park, Perhaps? Bite me. use it. I'm a freaking squirrel. of squirrels." E D R A L L I w U R X E N F F B D I Thai's right, bite me. All I know is that they dug up Again, this is another request. H A B N B P V H X F R D R C U D Q Indies and germs of huge sections of campus, and I've got to send the founders' w this campus, you've had a few it was really annoying. It's good uncomfortable punishment chipmunk to broker a peace weeks to get acclimated to to see that things have changed, You think it's just coincidence treaty with the City Park squir- this piaci'. Because of that,l though. Now they only dig up when all of your assignments rels, and that's a bit of a hike on WORD BANK think it's time to let you in on the means of getting to campus. are due the same week you a hot day. CAMPBEI.il II 1.1 MANVILLE SCOTTHAM1LTON the truth. We rule the city and That's enough nostalgia have exams and important Looking back on those, 1 CLOllGH MERCER SUMMII the campus, and you should for now. You humans haven't social events? Nope. We coor- think I lost my focus after the COLLEGE MERRY' THURSTIN be appreciative that you serve earned the right to learn the dinate that to punish you for first three. But what do you COURT NAPOLEON TROUP under us. true secrets of the squirrels. messing with us. That goes for want? I'm a bloody squirrel! You (KIM PIKE WILLARD Now, beck In the days of yore, Before we get to that, let's lay bringing your dog on campus, get the point of this exercise. ENTERPRISE POE WOOS'l in the squirrel voice had a place out a few simple guidelines for UK). Those tilings can actually We are in charge here, not you. FRAZEE PROSPECT in this paper, on the old Page our rule—pardon me, our catch us. Keep us happy, and we'll keep HIGH RIDGE Offerings are Appreciated. 3. Today, we reclaim that pulpit, "co existence." you from getting your innards We apologize for leaving out Main Street. It is also a Bob Scger song, because we have the editor's Don't Mess With the Food It's a very simple equation. You chewed out in the middle of want your life to go a little easi- and we didn't want to confuse people by thinking that "Bob Segei inns in a hind. (That's a little Supply. Yeah, it's probably fun the night. songs" was this week's theme. squirrel punuery for you, and to whip acorns or buckeyes or er? 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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Fans ready for Lockout threatens NHL season 95 season when the game was thai pie and everyone be happy By Ira Pod* noon meeting in New York. salaries, and changes to entry- level contracts. shut down for 103 days and the with their piece, we're not going lockout 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Training camps won't open to get too much hockey played this week and games — slated The owners said that frame schedule was cut nearly in half. Wade Redden took off his If no deal is reached by January, this year." practice gear unsure of when to begin Oct. 13 — will soon be work doesn't ensure cost cer- tainty for its clubs, and NHL like it was the last time, the sea- Both the Canadians and WILL he'd have a chance to put it canceled, too. Finns said they were keeping "Tomorrow is D-Day and it's commissioner Gary Bettman son would likely be lost. CURITORE on again. The message in the locker their focus on the final game I lis injured shoiilderwouldn't going to be prob- said the sides The Italian Stallion 'weren't speaking rooms of Canada and Finland of the World Cup and would » allow him to play for Canada ably the last time worry about the future once the we get on the ice for "Tomorrow the same language." was clear. Players won't accept in the World Cup of Hockey a salary-cap system, and they final buzzer sounded last night. Its obvious that fans of the spot I a bit," Redden said is D-Day "It's a sad situation championship on last night. arc prepared to wait as long as But they couldn't escape of hockey and the NHL. includ- The lack of a collective bargain- yesterday. but there's nothing and it's you can do right necessary to get a deal they can the countless questions about ing myself are looking forward ing agreement between NHL A bit would be what was coming. And judging in seeing a number of stories an optimistic view. going to be now," free-agent for- live with. players and owners figures to Even if that means sacrific- by the answers, the tenuous play out in the NHI. this com- The sides haven't wardTecmuSel.innc keep the Ottawa defenseman probably the ing a season or two. situation was very much on ing season. Stories, such as the off the ice much longer. spoken since said. "Everybody is expecting a long "I'd rather not miss a year in their minds. lightning trying to defend their The current deal expires al talks broke off last last time we "We're going to enjoy this championship, their captain. Thursday when the lockout which is not hockey when I'm 25," Dallas 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, and with get on the ice forward Brenden Morrow said. moment as much as we can I lave Andreychuk. playing into no talks scheduled between the players association good for hockey, but it's going to happen "I'd like to be playing, but I'm because you never know when his 40s. anil who will be the league and the players asso- made a proposal of for a bit." you're going to play next," annual big surprise toward and a luxury-tax system no matter what just one small piece of this ciation, a lockout is a virtual whole puzzle. into the playoffs. with revenue shar- WADE REDDEN, that's what hap- LOCK OUT, PAGE 8 certainty once the NHL board "So until we can divide up Unfortunately, that probably of governors conclude an after- ing, a rollback of PLAYER pened in the 1994- won't happen as the union lock- out that experts have been pre- dicting for the last two years is seeming more imminent every day, Thursday especially. It was on that day that the \l II. Players' Association made Newson steps up in senior season their first new proposal in nearly a year. As was promised With newcomers lo the by the NHLPA. a system was By Adam Hritzak ASSISTANT SPORTS E 011OR starting secondary in Terrill offered which did not include Mayberry and Deaudre Perry, a salary cap as the league had A leader is someone who is demanded. That left the NHLPA respected by those around Newson is attempting to get them comfortable with their and their directors to believe them. A leader is a person you that a lockout would indeed can rely on in any situation, no new roles without making them feel too much pressure. be imposed by league owners maner how challenging it may be. A leader is looked up to and "I'm not putting any big heavy after the current collective bar- expectations on these guys," he gaining agreement ends next is a great role model for those said. "I just want them to go Wednesday. who follow them. The leader in the BG second- out and play lo their ability. I No further talks are sched- want them to have fun because uled in the near future, which ary is Keon Newson. almost guarantees that training Whether it is leading by I know that they're young and it's all a learning experience" camps will not open on time example on the field or off, later this month. On top of that, Newson has stepped up his role The wisdom Newson has in his senior season to guide an gained in his career at BG has it is likely that the season will taught him that when things do be put in further peril when the inexperienced secondary. NHL Board of Governors meet "I accepted the role las a lead- not go right, you have to pick in New York next week, without er) and I like it," Newson said. T yourself up. It is something he is hying to emphasize to the a settlement. just try to get the best out of me The preseason is scheduled and the guys around me." young starters. to start Thursday, September He has taken over the role "If you have bad plays, you 23rd, while the regular season is from lanssen Palton, who don't have to beat up on your- scheduled to begin October 8th. graduated last year and led BG self. You get better as you experi- No hockey fan can forget the In interceptions in 2003 with ence more and you understand more. (I) let those guys relax lockout after the 1993-94 season seven. Newson credits Patton that lasted 103 days and reduced with teaching him how to be an and just play because they can the 1994-95 season to 48 games. impact player and how to pre- play or they wouldn't be here." Newson has started the 2004 It was the longest NHL players' pare for games every week. "1 began to learn from lanssen season on top of his game. After strike to date. This impending leading the Mid-American lockout will most likely be far from the moment 1 stepped on worse and last for quite a bit IMl's campus," Newson said, Conference in '03 in forced longer than that one. "lanssen was a tough-nosed fumbles with six. Newson has It's apparent that the NHL has player and he had a great sense picked up right where he left off, forcing and recovering a almost the same problem that of the game." Major League Baseball has had "Just watching him, l was able fumble in each of the first two since 1994. The MLBPA forced to learn so much. Talking to games this year. him, you found out how much His ability to jar the ball loose a strike that began on August from opposing players has been 12th, and lasted 234 days and he really understood what was shortenedthel995seasontol44 going on in the game and I think key for the Falcons and is some- thing he works hard at. games. The same thing almost that rubbed off on me. Being BmSmntir BGNNK happened close to exactly eight around a good player like that, TAKE IT TO THE HOUSE: Senior Keon Newson returns an interception 28 yards for a touchdown against if you soak in what they have for years later as the union and the NEWSON, PAGE 7 Oklahoma on September 4 in Norman, Oklahoma. Newson refers to the play as the highlight of his life. owners came to another agree- you, then you can learn a lot." ment on August 31st, 2004 with only hours to spare until the deadline. The problem with these agree- ments in both Major League Baseball and the National Falcons finish sixth and eighth in first tourney Hockey League is their length. The agreement reached after By Brandon Drake Senior Craig Pickerel was "Obviously you want the '94 baseball strike was for SPORTS RtPORUR eight years, and was to expire in die highest placing Falcon, fin- The first tournament of The sea- ishing tied for second in the to win no matter 2002. Same for the NHL as their tournament with a score of 210 nine-year agreement is set to son could have been kinder to what tournament the Falcons. (72-69-69). expire next Wednesday. "Craig |Pickerel| played great," you are playing in." There is no telling how long Marquette University was Winger said. "He had a chance this latest contract dispute impressive in winning the 4th GARRY WINGER, Annuallohn Piperlntercollegiate to win this tournament. On will last, but many say it won't MEN'S GOIf COACH be short as the NHL Players' by shooting a tournament Monday, he was at six-under through 12 holes, but then Association isn't prepared to record of 852 for 54 holes. The 12-under par score bested die bogeyed three of his final six Craig Pickerel with a score of budge on high-priority issues 210. Marquette freshman Ted such as the luxury tax, the sal- previous record of 856 sel by holes." Eastern Michigan in 2003. The Falcons also had strong Gray shot a tournament low and ary cap, and revenue sharing. competitive course record of 65 The other question is of fan loy- BGSU had two golf teams finishes by junior Chris 1-eake, in the first found on Monday, alty after this all ends. Will this participating in the 15-team who finished tied for lOdi with field at Stone Ridge Golf Club a score of 216 (68-74-74) and and finished ded for fourth end up like when baseball came place with a score of 213. back from their strike over a in Bowling Green, Ohio. The "A" sophomore Brad Dearsman team finished sixth with a score who had a score of 219 The tournament may have month after the 1995 season was been a disappointment, but supposed to begin? Will NHL of 885 (295-293-297) and its "B" (72-74-73). team placed eight scoring 891 Other notable finishes by the now the Falcons found that they apparel, a huge moneymaker for have depth on the roster. the league, be even two thirds (296-297-298). Falcons included junior Heath "Obviously you want to win no Ziglar (T-34th, 225), fresh- The Falcons do not get much as high as it was before? Will the of a break though as they pre- demand for tickets diminishm, matter what tournament you man Trevor Spathelf (T-38th, are playing in," BGSU men's golf 226), and junior Adam Conies pare to travel north this week- and how low will attendance end to Madison, Wisconsin fall when this whole situation coach Garry Winger said. "We (T-46th, 228). just did not have enough low C^hris Shuford of Longwood to participate in the Northern blows over? All I know is that Intercollegiate Golf Invitational NHL hockey fans better get set scores to compete." University was the individu- hosted by the University of for the long haul as there is no Despite finishing sixth and al winner with a three-round end in site to this dispute and no IUIM Dlfranco BGNem eighth, the Falcons got strong tournament score of 208. Wisconsin. The 54-hole tourna- set date to when this season will FORE: Craig Pickerel lakes a tee shot in the John Piper Intercollegiate individual performances by Marquette's Joe Weber finished ment runs Saturday and Sunday, begin assuming it actually does Tournament yesterday. Pickerel tied for second with a score of 210. three of their own. tied for second place along with Sept. 18-19. li fcafci Ai tn WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. September 15,2004 7 Benches clear, cause arrest in Oakland By Janie McCauley our club last night in Oakland." 10 innings. dugout, was going to be pro- assault after throwing a cell back of his head and snatched IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Their behavior, especially "From what 1 understand, there vided, Young said. phone from the second deck his cap as Kreuter sat in the Texas reliever Frank Francisco the injury to a fan, was unac- was some calls made to security Francisco isn't the first base- that hit outfielder Carl Everett, bullpen. was arrested yesterday morning ceptable. Even in a difficult or early during the game but I have ball player to face charges for a then with the Rangers, in the In 2002, Kansas City first on a charge of aggravated bat- abusive environment, players no idea what started it out there," brawl — last year, former New back of the head. base coach Tom Ciamboa was tery after he threw a chair into should never be provoked into crew chief Joe Brinkman said. York Yankees leff Nelson and During the 2000 season, 19 attacked by a lather and son the right-field box seats and hit such actions," Hicks said in a After the game, Francisco was Karim Garcia and a Boston Los Angeles Dodgers players who ran onto the field during two spectators in the head dur- statement, adding that he had escorted by police into a car Red Sox groundskeeper were and coaches were suspended, a game at Chicago's Comiskey ing Monday night's loss to the been in contact with the com- that had been driven onto the charged with assault and bat- and three fans were charged Park. Gamboa was left with Oakland Athletics. missioner's office. He did not say field after the stadium was tery for a bullpen fight during with disorderly conduct, after damage to the hearing in his One of the fans, an unidenti- whether Francisco or any other cleared out. the AI. championship series. a brawl at Chicago's Wrigley right ea r. The next season, again fied woman, was bloodied and player would be punished. The injured woman was treat- Fans at As games have also Field. The brawl started when at Comiskey, a fan ran onto her nose was broken. Athletics spokesman JimYoung ed at a hospital for facial cuts been rowdy in the past. Last a fan allegedly struck Dodgers the field and attacked umpire Major League Baseball's com- said the fans involved "were not and a broken nose, the As said. season, one was charged with catcher Chad Kreuter in the Laz Diaz. missioner's office said yester- in the wrong in any way." Ashford declined to identify day morning that it was inves- Texas reliever Doug Brocail the woman beyond saying she tigating. Francisco was taken was seen screaming at a male was married to a man who was from the stadium to jail, where fan, and the pitcher had to be heckling the Rangers players. he was booked, fingerprinted restrained by his teammates and Police have decided to refer the and his mug shot was taken. I le bullpen coach Mark Connor. case for prosecution since the was released about two hours Others also had to be held back. charge is a felony, Ashford said. later on $15,000 bail, Oakland Francisco threw the plastic Oakland team officials could Police spokeswoman Danielle ball-boy's chair at a fan in a lower find no evidence that any of the Ashford said. box near the Rangers' bullpen fans were at fault, Young said. With two outs in the ninth along the right-field line. The "This incident escalated inning, (he Rangers' Alfonso chair hit one man in the head, to ugly proportions last night Soriano tied the game 5-5 with then bounced and struck the when Ranger players made a his second homer of the night. woman on her left temple. very unwise choice to attempt to Moments later, with Hank Security ran to the scene and a enter the seating area and one Hlalock at the plate, the Texas small section of fans was cleared player threw a chair that caused bench and bullpen cleared. from their seats. bodily harm," Young said. After the game, Rangers man- As manager Ken Macha came Brocail declined to comment ager Buck Showalter said the across the field to speak to Dave after the game. fans "went over the line." Rinetti, vice president of stadium Francisco, 25, was the "It was a real break from the operations, before play resumed American League rookie of the normal trash you hear from fans. 19 minutes later. month for August, when he was We've had problems about every There was talk between the 3-0 with a 1.69 ERA. time we've come here." he said. umpires and managers of sus- The teams meet again yes- But on yesterday, Texas owner pending the game, clearing the terday night in Oakland. 0 Ross Cameron AP Photo Tom Hicks apologized "for the stands and forfeiting the game, Extra security, especially around HEADS UP: Frank Francisco of the Texas Rangers hurls a chair into the crowd of Oakland Athletic fans during conduct of some members of which Oakland won 7-6 in the Rangers' bullpen and a melee that errupted in the ninth inning. Francisco was arrested while the A's won 7-6 in 10 innings. Banquet honors Falcon alumni Secondary has Ryan Gasser were be honored; Dell Ewing upcoming season as well as 1954, followed in the presen- SP0R1S REPORTER (1951), Herb Scogg (1954). thanking the comittee for an tation. Mr. Scogg was former- new leadership Every two years, the BGSU C. Keith Miller (1960), Robert invitation to the ceremony. ly the president of the BGSU Lyon (1963) and Mary Beth Soon after began the pre- Swimmers and Divers Society. swimming and diving team NEWS0N.FR0MPAGE6 cold to play football and get an proudly recognize alumni who Thaman(1978). sentation of awards by former Scogg resides in Midland, Ml education. have displayed great ability in Vice President of the BGSU coach and swimmer Tom Stubbs and worked as an educator in "I look for opportunities to go "I felt like BG was agreat place, the sport, at the time they once Society for Alumni Swimmers (1949). Stubbs, a recipient of the various public schools through- after (the ball). 1 look for run- and I know sometimes when played, as well as in their lives' and Divers, Howard Comstock, Accomplished Swimmers and out the Michigan area. He also ning backs or tight ends or what- you say that, people are like 'It's endeavors. On Saturday Sept. began the event with a welcom- Divers Alumni Award himself, began to coach swimming for ever to be carelessly running a small town'." 11th, the BGSU Society for ing speech, which was then said this of this year's class: a variety of schools. He went with the ball. It's something we That did not shy him away Alumni Swimmers and Divers followed by a fine luncheon, "This year we have an outstand- on to also become the director focus on in practice and I make and was actually more of what held its founh annual reunion laughter, camaraderie and ing class of recipients. They have of school of administration in it important for me to try to do he was looking for. and award presentation to honor stories flew through the air. all made exceptional contribu- Midland. Ml. in games." "For some people, the life in those alumni. recapping over 40 years of life's tions in their profession and in A graduate of the class of 1960. Two weeks ago in Oklahoma, college is all meant for partying Going back as far as the first great moments and BG swim- our community... I think BGSU Mr. C. Keith Miller was next in Newson was matched up against ami Irving to have the biggest days of the BG swimming and ming. Although many of these is proud of all of you here today." receiving awards. Referred to as, one of the top teams in the and the best. But, there's more diving program in 1939, mem- participants had come from Dell Ewing, class of 1951, was "Mr. YMCA" by Tom Stubbs, he nation and the 2003 Heisman to life ... you can have some bers of the current Alumni different eras of BG swimming, the first to be presented with spent 31 years being involved Trophy winner, quarterback of your best relationships in an Association .have researched not one table was quiet as the award. Mr. Ewing, currently in the YMCA to later become lason White. Early in the fourth area where you deal with less and found former BG swim- everybody conversed and got residing in Vienna, Virginia, had President and CEO of East Bay quarter, Newson read a signal than normal, in certain circum- mers and divers that had acquainted quickly. fulfilled a tour of duty with the YMCA in Oakland, CA. He went White gave to his receivers and stances excelled in the pool, as well as in After the luncheon, Barry United States Navy and then on to receive many awards jumped a screen route, inter- Since coining to school here, life. Criteria to be eligible for the Walsh delivered a heartfelt proceeded to build up a very representing his workmanship cepting the pass and returning Newson has seen his foot- Accomplished Swimmers and speech in remembrance of the successful enterprise in Dell and leadership. Mr. Miller also it 28-yards for a touchdown. ball skills develop and he has Divers Alumni Award include late Dr. Sam Cooper, former Ewing Associates, where he held helped operate and currently "I thinkthat was the highlight of become a leader on the football having been awarded a varsity BG coach and educator. Then the presidential position. Later, runs the Wonderland Camp, a my life," he said. "It's going to be team of a school he is proud to swimming letter, graduated followed comments on the he went on to become chairman camp to help the handicapped something that I cherish for the attend. from BGSU 25 or more years season and the event by of Dell Ewing Specialty Products children in America enjoy an rest of my life and 1 was blessed "1 think that the relation- ago, and distinguished success Assistant Swimming coach, and also join the board of direc- active lifeand meet others. More to be able to be out there." ships I've built here just shows in one's occupation, profession, Chris Taylor. Taylor was opti- tors of National Construction than 1,100 campers attend this Coming out of Columbia me that the decision 1 made to or community service. In this mistic on this year's team and Specific Institute. High School in Decatur, GA, he come here was one of the best year's ceremony, five recipients expressed excitement on the Herb Scogg, graduate of BANQUET. PAGE 8 took the path up north to the decisions of my life." 14 N ' Foi Mall & £^cr>o Cc)nli *PfOg»m guidelines -»pply i IIIIMI Opportunity Employe' WWW.BGNEWS.COM 8 Wednesday. September IS. 2004 SPORTS Former BG NHL players not swimmers reunited expecting season BANQUET. FROM PAGE 7 LOCK OUT, FROM PAGE 6 some of his younger Finnish teammates to the players asso- camp annually. Miller said ciation offices and introduced with his nun ;n the podium, Selanne said. While that was true for them to representatives. "it is art honor and a privi- His quiet, 20-year-old team- lege to say thank you for this Selanne, who is mulling vari- ous options for what to do dur- mate loni Pitkanen has just award." He currently resides one NHL season under his belt In Columbia, Missouri. ing the lockout and others for when the NHL starts up again, and the Philadelphia Flyers Robert I yon followed defenscman is not looking to and represented the elass some of his teammates do have upcoming games. return to Finland. of 1963. Mr. I yon fought In Pitkanen just got here and the Vietnam War as a pilot Ville Nieminen, a forward with the Calgary Flames, will wants to get more comfortable for the US Navy, where with the smaller North American he received 2i) decorations, join his hometown team in the Finnish Elite League ice rinks and with including the Distinguished liytaPrtU AP Photo Flying Cross. He proceed' that begins this week. English — a language "We are still quite foreign. ed to attain the rank of ALL THE RIGHT MOVES: Sanlonia Holmes, no. 4, of the Ohio State University runs from Marshall defenders F.uropean players captain and fly for Delta this past Saturday. The Buckeyes have been working all week to prepare for the weather in NC. have more options going to it was a big change Airlines. After retiring in that regard than enjoy this for me and I don't from Delta Airlines, he and their North American want to take a back his wife founded Lyon Ranch, counterparts, who moment as step and go home a place where neglected Storm could slow Buckeyes could join some much as we again," Pitkanen said. optimistic startup So, he will and abused animals of of the hurricane-battered South lor the decision. all types are housed and By Rusty Miller leagues. can because instead play with IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS even as he said the weather Ohio State hopes to fly by pri- "If 1 don't do any- the Philadelphia cared for. An animal ther- wouldn't impact him. vate charier lo Raleigh on Friday you never apy program now has been Besides gearing up for a game thing I can't play Phantoms, the Flyers' against North Carolina State, No. 'As long as it doesn't affect any- afternoon, although those plans hockey ever again. I know when minor league team instated where they rescue may he disrupted by weather animals from harm and 9 Ohio State is also preparing for one's safety down there, it doesn't like food too much," intheAHL really bother me at all whether reports over the next two or you're going unwilling animal hospitals. what could be a wet, windy and Nieminen said. Selanne said The Lyon Ranch has been wild skirmish with Hurricane it's 110 degrees with 90 percent three days. Morrow has tO play next." he will enjoy the Ivan on Saturday. humidity or whether it's 70 with "We're waiting to see if there's opportunities to play rare time off for a recognized by many orga- any travel issues," Tressel said. nizations, including Animal "We've all been put in a let's pouring down rain," Carpenter in Europe but he has TEEMU SELANNE, while. But there's no said. "You've got to go out and "Thai doesn't change our prep- Planet. Mr. Lyon and his wait and see how this hits our been reluctant to act PLAYER question he aration for the game. It doesn't wife still reside at the country' mode," Buckeyes play the game no matter what on them since he and other play- lyon Ranch, located in coach lim Tresscl said yesterday. and do the best you can." change anything other than has an infant baby at ers who had Sonoma. (A. "(We will) kind of hang loose. The Buckeyes (2-0) have never printing out the itineraries." home and is not eager to go so that last World Cup game left, To conclude the receiv- Obviously safety is the most encountered anything quite like A year ago, Ohio State weath- far away. still want to play hockey. ers of awards was Miss important thing." a hurricane, although weather ered three overtimes before safety "I want to take a few weeks Teppo Numminen's career Mary Beth Thaman, grad- As Tressel spoke, Ivan was mov- has frequently made for memo Will Allen stopped Wolfpatk tail- after this tournament go back might be over if the lockout uate of the class of 1978. ing through tile Gulf of Mexico, table games. lack TA Mclendon inches shun to Dallas and wait for a miracle stretches too long. He's already Thaman held the position causing thousands of ix-oplc in The 1950 Ohio State-Michigan of the goal line on the final play to to happen," he said. "If it doesn't, 36 with 16 NHL seasons behind of Superintendent of recre- Florida, Louisiana and Mexico to "Snow Howl" is one of the most preserve a 44-38 victory. then I'll check over my options. him. I listime in North America ation in Shaumburg, II. and flee its path. It was expected to hit famous games in school history Tressel said if bad weather "1 don't think I'm going to go a might be done for good. then went on to become the United States today I leavj winds, several inches of strikes during the game, both year without hockey. I'm going "Maybe as a player," he said. director or recreation and Even though hurricanes lose snow and zero visibility turned teams will just have to deal to end up doing something "If this drags out 1 might be cultural arts in Kettering, power as they pass over land, the annual showdown into a with it eventually, I'm just not doing back for vacation." OH. Later, she went on to the Storm might bring rain and Hasco Despite not having a first "It's wet for you and wet for anything tomorrow." It seems there'll be plenty of join the executive board of high winds to Raleigh, N.C. by down, misfiring on .ill nine of them," he said. "You better lie on On Monday, Nieminen took time for that. the American Professional the weekend if it continues on its its passes and punting 24 times, your feet and not be the guy that Recreation Society. current track. Michigan won the game 9-3 slips. The officials do a good job Mr. Stubbs then closed Linebacker A.J. Hawk said too when an errant Ohio State punt of keeping the lalLs dry. 1 assume out the ceremonies after much was being made of the snap was recovered in the end they tarp their field and all those presenting all awards and effect of inclement weather on zone for a touchdown. kinds of things, so if you play plaques to the recipients. the game. During the 1990 season. No. IS through a driving rainstorm, you On a Canadian two dollar Congratulations go out to "1 really don't think it changes (IhiiiStatclost to \ci. IKSouthern do. Whoever holds on to the ball the well deserving recipi- tilings as much as people think, California 35-26 in a game that better or makes the least mis- bill, the flag flying over the ents! Another successful he said. Then he added with was prematurely ended by takes is still going to win." reunion amongcoachesand a grin, "Now, if the hurricanes heavy rain and lightning with 2 Ohio State remained unbeaten Parliament Building is an players is complete, and, in coming through as we're playing, 112 minutes left. Buckeyes coach last week despite three fourth- American Flag. two more years, another that might be a little different." Inlin Cooper agreed to permit quarter turnovers, thanks to Mike will follow, bringing recog- I lawks running mate at the game to be called off after Nugent's 55-yard field goal as time nition to more talented and linebacker, Bobby Carpenter, his team lost a late onside kick. expired that gave the Buckeyes a accomplished BG alumni. expressed concern for the peo| >k- Many fans called him a quitter 24-21 win over Marshall. * CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING & EMBROIDERY FOR INTRAMURAL TEAMS, GROUPS, RESIDENTIAL FLOORS, AND ORGANIZATIONS * 30% i OFF SCHOOL APPAREL: TOTAL SPORT SOURCE (T-SHIRTS, SWEATSHIRTS, & FLEECE) I 1 O WEST POt RD. * BRING IN THIS AD AND GET AN EXTRA BOWLING GREEN, OH 4I9.3B3.341 1 10% OFF ANY INSTORE ITEM. 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September 15,2004 9 Bush recognizes The Daily Crossword Fix brought to you by ££_ 1 " || 1 NYPD alerts ■ -' \ 2 Bask too much troops and veterans 3 Spoken 4 Part of MD ■ 1-'■■ By Ron Fourier wage war. cent of the U.S. force in Iraq. 5 Surpassing IKE ASSOCIAIED PRESS He said Kerry and Edwards Bush holds a commanding I n 1 6 Muff 7 Actor Ely LAS VEGAS — President Bush later voted against money for lead over Kerry among veterans WM ■■ told veterans yesterday he was the war, not mentioning that and their families _ 8 Dana of "Baretta" ;-, III H ;■■<' 3' 9 God of the Hebrews proud of his time in the Texas his own administration once I lis appearance yesterday J 10 Political roundtable Air National Guard and sought threatened a veto of the funding came less than a week after the ■■■ H ■. group 11 Final notice, briefly to deflect questions about his measure or that Kerry had sup- White House released memos VI ■'. I Vietnam-era service by turning ported one version of the bill. He saying the president was sus- * ' 12 Actress Sommer 32 Fix securely m 43 ■ 13 Act 33 Clear frost the subject to what he said were noted that Kerry has both called pended from flying fighter jets 36 Seepage !« 1 18 Injury showing rival John Kerry's equivocations for more money for Iraq and for failing to meet the standards discoloration 40 Created anew 23 Crack shots 43 Pack compactly on the war in Iraq. asserted that Bush has squan- of the Texas Air National Guard. ^■MI aH 24 Mongolian group 47 Commits theft "What's critical is that the dered money there that could Though questions have been ^ 50 S3 -A H ■ ™ 25 Chinese appetizer 49 Beginning president of the United States be spent in the United States. raised about their authenticity, 26 Word with band 51 Actor Flynn '. hi speak clearly and consistently After casting his rival as inde- the documents helped rekindle ' or ring 53 Return to liquid at this time of great threat in our cisive, Bush said, "Our troops, long-unanswered questions ' 27 Adversary 54 Pueblo people about Bush's service. Did any 28 1964 A.L. Rookie of 55 Felt regret world, and not change positions our friends and our allies, B the Year 56 Carpe _| because of expediency or pres- and our enemies, must know member of his prominent fam- 1 29 Geek 57 _ Mawr College 1 31 Larger and deeper 58 Little devils sure," Bush told his applaud- where America stands and that ily pull strings to get him in the ACROSS fiddle 59 Eight bits ing audience in a speech to the America will stand firm. We can- Guard? Was he ever disciplined 62 Sch. in Tahlequah. National Guard Association of not waver because our enemies while serving? OK 44 Nap 1 Manhattan Project proiect 63 Time period the United States. will not waver." White House spokesman 6 Glenn ol the Eagles 45 One Baldwin Bush did not address ques- It is a major part of Bush's Scott McClellan said Bush vot- 10 For both sexes 46 Personal points of view tions that have been raised re-election strategy to convince ers are concerned about the 14 Liquefy 48 Summer drink about his service three decades voters, especially those wary of future, not such questions. The 15 "Damn Yankees" siren 50 Monopoly piece 16 Up to the task 52 Mo. for Leos ago in the Guard or respond his economic and Iraq policies, bottom line, he said, is that Bush 17 Sitcom group 53 Pitcher to accusations from Democrats that he is the only candidate in was honorably discharged. 19 Explorer Zebulon 56 Banned insecticide ANSWERS that he used" family ties to the race steady enough to lead Democrats say the docu- 20 L. Michaels' show 57 Dribble catcher ; 3 the ii.iiKin at war. ments show that Bush lied as 21 Sphere 60 Time penod I s •I j - .'( n s u 1 M avoid the Vietnam War. Kerry, a 9 Mal i 22 Stood by 61 Golf course group . d ■ ■1 1 B o 3 a Vietnam veteran, addresses the More than 200 protesters president when he said that 24 Wildebeest 64 Parroted A n H V , : N a v|» n 0 H same group tomorrow and has echoed thosesentimentsouts.de he did his Guard duty. Under 25 Standing tall 65 Finish out of the money . a | H 3 M o d H directed his allies in the national Bush's speech site, including Bill the direction of the Kerry 26 Meditating moodily 66 Land ol the pharaohs n v I i i O H 30 Lifted 67 Broad V N n : 1 I N V ' L Democratic Party to make an Shettler, 67-year-old retiree who campaign, the Democratic 34 Rivulet 68 Urban blight 3 i 1 V a 2 0 : G J A v -. 0 0 qWn i A v issue of Bush's service. carried a sign that read: "Bush is National Committee launched i B D ■■ d u 35 Western lily 69 Keyed up 1 •TBT "Nineteen individuals have an idiot. 1.000 lives wasted." At "Operation Fortunate Son" on 37 Snail trail 3 .'. 1 1 1 ', ] 1 1 U 38 Eager a i ,', v ■ H 1 ' N i a o 0 H a served both in the National a news conference for a group yesterday, releasing a video n N 39 Miscue i 1 3 'i ' ■ Guard and as president of the of families opposed to the war, criticizing Bush's actions during 41 Mongolian desert a 3 i y -V. V H '- ■ l N B 3 N 1 dHh ■J N n a 1 a V U a United States," Bush said, "and AI Zappala. a 64-year-old retired Vietnam. 42 Rescues 3 3 " a .■« 1 0 3 d II d I'm proud to be one of them." Defense Department employ- Kerry received three Purple o O|A ' n V a » 1 u Me■ 0 8 The president then oudined ee from Philadelphia, said his Hearts, a Bronze Star and a Silver the history of America's citizen- son, Sgt. Sherwood Baker, was Star iluring his four-month tour 14)2 E. 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