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VELVET REVOLVER: The members from PM SHOWERS 'Guns N' Roses' and Scott HIGH:85 LOW:56 Weiland continue to rock www.bgnews.eom out; PAGE 11 independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 26 CSC concerned with pay increases Classified Staff Council meeting Monday to discuss pay raises in the president's office

By Kara Hull "professional achievement pay" versities ... especially considering University received a S1 an hour During Monday's CSC meet- situation (raises in the President's MWS EDITOR which affects 16 classified staff the high level of sensitive infor- increase, bringing last year's sal- ing, Council members will dis- Office) has caused a considerable Classified Staff Council has employees—mainly within mation they handle each year." ary of $42,723 up $2,080. Another cuss any possible actions or rec- amount of confusion and contro- scheduled a meeting Monday Facilities Services—and "tempo- The raises were given on a slid- assistant, with nine years of ser- ommendations they could take versy across campus." afternoon to discuss the nature rary reassignment pay" which is ing scale of 25 cents to $5 an hour vice, also received a $1 an hour against the raises. The raises are a Four former chairs of CSC of raises recently awarded to four currently given 10 nine classified based on current pay categories raise, bringing a salary of $31,242 concern to the group and should have been invited to attend classified staff employees in the staff employees. and length of service as a clas- up $2,080. One pan-time admin- be a concern to others in the Monday's meeting. The former University President's Office. The review of the four staff sal- sified staff employee, Ferguson istrative assistant received a 50 University community, said this chairs are writing a letter to this The raises, which became aries was prompted by a request said. Years of instructional service, cent per hour raise, which will year's Classified Staff Council year's Council expressing their effective July 1, were given based from University President Sidney which at least one employee had, add S780 to a $27,440 yearly Chair Kathleen McBride during feelings on the issue and will on a recommendation from the Ribeau, said Rebecca Ferguson, were not considered, she said. salary. an interview earlier this week. offer several possible recom- Office of Human Resources, cre- assistant vice president in the With more than 32 years of The four raises reflect a total McBride was hesitant to com- mendations for members, said ating a new category of "premi- Office of Human Resources. service, the administrative assis- increase of $15,340 a year. The ment before Monday's meeting Faith Olson, a fiscal officer in the um pay" on campus without the "The president contacted me, tant to President Ribeau received classification of the administra- on any possible recommenda- College of Education and Human knowledge of Council members. which is not abnormal." she said. an increase of $5 an hour, add tive assistant to the President is tions the group may make. Development and CS('. chair dur- Several other premium pay cat- "He was under the perception ing $10,400 to last year's sal- being reviewed and may be des- "Classified Staff Council is not ing the 1997-1998 school year. egories already exist for classified that his staff's salaries might not ary of $68,058. An administra- ignated an administrative posi- in a position to make a com- staff members, including be compeu'tive with other uni- tive assistant with 17 years at the tion, Ferguson said. ment at this time," she said. "This PRESIDENT , PAGE 2

BILLIONAIRES FOR BUSH Students become focus of elections By Carrie Whitaker coordinator for AOK, Spain is one E 01T0C-IN- CHIEF of the main target areas because 1-Vcry four years, in some way it has the 10th highest percent- or another, students become the age of Americans residing inside Ion is in presidential elections. its borders. This year a unique group of Bowling Green currently has 31 students — those studying students at Alcala de Henares, a abroad — are being targeted as university near Madrid. This pro- November draws gram is one of many near. "This is the offered through the Deanna N'g, a University. graduate student first time Ng heard about from BGSU currently American the group when studying in Spain, is Diana Kerry spoke at part of the target in students Alcala de Henares last the new grass roots have been week. Many students organization called used die Web site Americans Overseas reached and printed off their for Kerry. with regards absentee ballots after Before AOK she spoke. Ng said. reached Ng she was United "I think the group undecided on who States has most affected stu- she would vote for dents who are already and if she was going elections." supporters of Kerry by to vote at all. JUAREZ MARTINEZ. giving them an extra AOK was formed COORDINATOR push to send in their by Kerry's sister absentee ballots," Ng Diana, with a goal of reaching said. "I think it has changed the Americans, like Ng, who live minds of some undecided voters abroad. like myself." Their Web site, www.overseas- The goal lor AOK is to get vote2004.com makes it easy for 15.000 Americans who are living Americans to get absentee ballots in Spain registered to vote. MikeMet2g« BGNem without having to go to the clos- "This election is going to be est U.S. Embassy. close," Hyman said, "In order to BILLIONARES: Freshman Michael Dowler particapates in the antics ot "Mr. Warren Profitt" as Billionaires for Bush invaded According to David Hyman, Bowling Green State Universities grounds to entertain and also inform about political issues in the upcoming election. communications and strategy ELECTIONS, PAGE 2

Chinese-American Credit card scandal shares experiences affects campus bursar

By Allison Halco limited during WWII. By Zach Herman the offer but received a card BOWER After the attack on l^arl SENIOR REPORTER nonetheless. Wearing black Levi's, a light Harbor in 1941, lapanese- 1 Iniversity students are urged to The Bursar's office issued blue dress shirt with the sleeves Americans were kept in work be careful about disclosing per- an e-mail alert warning students rolled back and a shiny crim- camps in die U.S. The purpose sonal information in the wake of the scam within an hour of son and gold tie, Frank Chin of these camps was to try to of a credit-card scam that falsely receiving the letter. The alert said looked casual as he addressed capture international spies advertises an affiliation with the die office has no sales relation- students and faculty yester- before they could leave the Office of the Bursar. ship with any credit-card com- day. Once he began talking country.AccordingtoChin.only Details of the scam first pany and advised smdents "to be about World War II and the 10,000 German -Americans and cautious about sharing any per- 10,000 Italian-Americans were emerged last Friday in a letter internment of lapanese to the Bursar's office from the sonal financial information'' with Americans during that time kept in these camps, while companies who claim an asso- 120.313 lapanese-Americans father of a student targeted by however, his demeanor the scam. According to die cor- ciation with the office. Bursar's changed to fierce intensity. were held there. "They captured 120,313 respondence, a recruiter from a Nancy Colsman then referred Even though Chin himself major credit provider posed as the matter to Thomas Trimboli, is, a Chinese-American, he lapanese Americans, but they didn't catch one spy," Chin an employee of the Bursar's office a legal expert who serves as assis- shared with University audi- tant to President Sidney Ribeau. ences his passion for teaching said. in an attempt to obtain sensitive MikeNetitar BGNem data from the student and open Colsman reiterated that her about Japanese-Americans WWII: Frank Chin discusses his experiences during World War II and and how their civil rights were a credit account in her name. CAMPS. PAGE 2 what its effect were on civil rights for many like himself. The student reportedly rejected CREDIT. PAGE 2

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... . 2 Friday. September 24.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Debate team invite brings heavy Bursar warns competition, much preparation students of fraud themselves affiliated with the By Patrick Miiynan) Alday said the wins are part of a series of events and those scores next spring planned in Missouri CREDIT, FROM PAGE 1 COPY EDITOR are all averaged for a team stand- and in Montreal, the site of the Bursar's office and check the long tradition. name against the complete list TlieUniversity'sS|xwh, Forensics ing." Collegiate Forensics Association department has no spon- "Forensics team has been sorship agreement with any of Bursar staff found at www. BJVI Debate program will have big- Tony Wise, a senior at the tournament. around since 1919," Alday said. creditor. bgsu.edu/offices/bursar/staff. school company at its Invitational "We went to our first national University and the team's senior The hotel folks like us. We "My office does not sell any Currently, the incident tomorrow — thebiggesl school in tournament 15 yean before the member, hacks up Alday's anal- don't trash the rooms like some of credit card," said Colsman. described in the letter is the rjKCounOy.in fact The Ohio State athletic department went to their ogy, saying the variety of events the teams they host" "There is no association in any only reported case of fraud, but University will l>c one of the fit- first compel it ion." can pose a challenge. Alday said (he first part of this promotional way." Colsman worries the scam may teen institutions at thebist annual The competition, against "The inicipietives and the per- season is closer to home, with Colsman also outlined sim- be far-reaching Falcon Classic. Harvard came fifteen years suasive arguments go well I'm tomorrow's event followed by a ple steps students can take to "I am concerned how wide- The free, day-long event will before the school's men's swim [unhappy with] the limited-prep trip to Otterbein College Oct. 9. limit their vulnerability to the spread this could be," she said. abo feature a wide variety of ming team rose to prominence, stuff," Wise said. "We travel almost every week- scam. Students who believe they siiiallci schools. Ihesi' include With the University compet- Wise thinks high school debate end throughout the school year," Students should never dis- may be victims of the scam are encouraged to contact either Butler, llillsdalc. Matone, Ohio participants will find the envi- Alday said. "We're starting out close their social security num- ing Strongly; Alday is happy to see the Bursar's office or the Office ronment familiar, with a few pretty light on that." bers to anyone who claims University ami Eastern Michigan a large turnout this year for the to lie an employee of the of Student life. 1 Inivcrsity—which I'nrcnsk saiul team, which has 20 members this changes. Nonetheless, Alday said, there Bursar's office. "If this is pervasive, we want Debate Director Paul Alday says season. "In Ohio, in high school you are plenty of challenges to stay- "We have no need to to ktiow, so we can do some has one ill the best programs in That's up about a fourth from only have one event that you do ing home. ask a student for that." checking and investigating." the country. last year," Alday said. "Each indi- the entire year," Wise said. "As "Over 150 people are partic- Colsman said. said Wanda Overiand, Dean Alday should know; his group vidual counts in the team's com- opposed to this year — I'm doing ipating, and we have to make She noted that social security of Students. "Even if it's just won the championship each ol petition formal, which includes si\ or seven events. That's a little sure that they are in different numbers are available in stu- one person, we'd like to talk the las) threeyearsai Bnal tourna- events In the subcategories of different" Other than that, you rooms over campus, partici- dent files accessible by Bursar to them. ments ol the Collegiate Forensics interpretation, platform speech know, it's kind of the same. You pating against different people employees. "Whether it's one or 500, it Association — one of lour gov- and limited-preparation areas." wake up early and gel home late." throughout the tournament. Students who suspect fraud doesn't matter. We don't want Ifraudulent solicitation] on erning bodies under which the "I try to correlate it with wom- Alday said sometimes the team We spend about a day just on should also ask for the names of any solicitors declaring campus." University's team competes, en's gymnastics; they each do a doesn't get home at all, with events scheduling."

Chin discusses internment Spinach may help to

CAMPS, FROM PAGE 1 been waiting for 60 years to be said Lawrence (bates, assistant thanked for saving their people's professor of cnglish. Coates was Throughout his speech, Chin civil rights." Chin said. the individual behind arranging power portable source read inavoicethatrangedfrom Chins speedi was well-received Chin's visit to the University. hoc lining to singing — excerpts ol by his audience. Chin was brought to campus ASSOCIATED PRESS the energy from sunlight, and Nanol-etters, a publication of the books and poems dealing with the "lie was vivid and entertain- as part of the College of Arts BOSTON — "Eat your spinach," they die. Inject die water and salt American (Jiemical Society, then treatment of Japanese-Americans ing," Aaron Lane, sophomore, and Sciences Reading Series. Mom used to say. "It will make created a "spinach sandwich." His visit was also sponsored by needed to keep the proteins alive, during this WWII. Hie works he said 1 le seemed very' knowledge- your muscles grow, power your and the electronic equipment is Why spinach? read were primarily written by able." lane attended Chin's pre- the Creative Writing Program. laptop and recharge your cell sentation with his Introduction to American Culture Studies, OF.D1S, destroyed. In reality, any number of lapanese authors who were afraid phone..." Asian-American Studies class. Ethnic Studies and the Office ol That was until Sliuguang Zhang, plants could have been used. But to speak up any sooner about the OK. So nobody's Mom said the researchers chose spinach situation Japanese-Americans Chin is a nationally recognized the Provost. associate director of MIT's Center novelist and short story writer. The co-sponsorship was ben- those last two tilings. for Biomedical Engineering, dis- because "it is cheap and is easily were placed in during WWII. Chin But researchers at the said. During that lime, Japanese I lis works include "Donald Duck: eficial to students and faculty, covered that protein building available from the grocery store." ■\ Novel," "Gunga Din Highway" (bates said. Massachusetts Institute of blocks called detergent peplides /Jiang said. resistance organizations existed Iechnology say they have used —groups that many people today and "Born in the USA: A Story of "We got people to hear our could I x' manipulated to keep the The spinach was ground up are still unaware of. lapanese America, 1889-1947." writer who wouldn't nonnally spinach to harness a plant's abil- proteins alive up to three weeks and purified to isolate a protein "its incumbent upon us as "Frank Chin has a large pro- come," he said. "1 think it was a ity to convert sunlight into energy while in contact with electronics. deep within the spinach cells. Asian-Americans to understand file in Asian-American literature really good tiling all around." for the first time, creating a device "Stabilizing tile protein is cru- By shining laser light on a these 80-vear-old men who have and in American literature," that may one day power laptops, cial," said Zhang who collaborat- "spinach sandwich," of varied mobile phones and more. ed with researchers from MIT, the materials, researchers were able Photosynthesis, the process by University of Tennessee and the to generate a tiny current While which plants use light beams for U.S. Naval Research laboratory, one device by itself can't generate energy rather than eating food including electrical engineers, much energy, billions of them like animals, lias been known to nanotcchnology experts and together could produce enough scientists for decades. biologists. "Detergent peplide electricity to power a device. CSC to discuss pay raises But attempts to combine the turned out to be a wonderful "It's like a penny," Zhang said. organic with the electronic had material to keep proteins intact." "One penny is not much use, always failed: Isolate the photo- The scientists, whose find- but 1 billion pennies is a lot of PRESIDENT, FROM PAGE 1 Council to find out what hap- mate" and McBride has done a synthetic proteins that capture ings were first reported by in money." pened and rectify1 what occurred "terrific job" in pointing out the The former chairs, though no) because it did happen without a lack of communication prior to necessarily involved with CSC lot of knowledge to others." the raises. this year, feel they can help, she McBride said the group's main "We are listening very closely said. concerns are not only the raises and we are taking this very seri "We don't want to look like we themselves, but also the lack of ously." Ferguson said. Overseas students targeted would circumvent the process ... dialogue prior to their imple- "We understand that this insti ELECTIONS, FROM PAGE 1 Susana lu.in v Martinez, coor- ments in Michigan," Hyman sakl. but we think we have experience mentation. tution does not work well with dinator of the Bowling Green "'(The process] can nonnally be to add." she said. "It becomes the The concerns of CSC mem- out classified staff, administra group in Spain, sakl this group tricky on other Web sites, but our responsibility of Classified Staff bers, Ferguson said, are "legiti- tivc staff and faculty." do as much as [Diana] could did a good job in getting stu- Web site streamlines the entire do to help her brother's cause, dent's attention. process." she initiated this organization "This is the first time American The Democratic and to reach the 4-7 million students have been reached with Republican national parties have regards to United States elec- Web sites where absentee bal- Americans living outside die tions," Iii.in-/ Martinez. "I am United States." lots can be printed, but I lyman not sure students, the majority, thinks diey are not as easily navi- The goal of the group how- would have registered for vot- GO FALCONS! ever is two-fold — get people gated as AOKs site. ing since they have to make die toother part of AOK's goal is registered to vote and try to per- effort of taking the train to go to HERE'S suade them to vote for Kerry, to help American students feel Madrid and once there, stay in closer to home, because they do Hyman said. lite line outside the American "Once people have requested not get to hear the campaigning Embassy." like other students their absentee ballot, we explain When students abroad go to BEAT why we support Kerry and why "I am sure in BG that you can- the AOK Web site they enter their we support his bid for presiden- not walk across campus without THE American address and it directs being asked to register to vote," cy," I lyman said. them to the absentee ballot that I lyman said. "V\fe don't want stu- The Web site, however, is non- is unique to their home state. partisan and so are the group's dents who are studying abroad intorn union sessions on request- "The requirements for Iowa to be left out of the electoral NIU! are different from (he require- SKINNY ing an absentee ballot. process." Meet & GET REAL. REAL SOLUTIONS FROM PEOPLE WHO LISTEN. Greet STRAIGHT TALK NO HYPE HONEST September 28th Welcome to Exchange Bank 8-10 pm Friendly advisors for 100 years. R.S.V.P at 214-1147

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CAMPUS Cosby remarks debated ■K W The calendar of ^^fcH^^S^BB^^eetalife ■ http-V/eve!ittp: fevents.bgsiLediu By Angela L Gorter MANAGING EOI'OR 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 11 i.i.m. 12 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Within a two-hour span, mem- "Baggage, or the Residual Ciolden Key International Mid-Autumn Day Celebration bers and non-members of the Effects of Dreaming" I lonor Society Info Table Sponsored by the Chinese various multicultural student A collaborative Installation by Union lolAiy Students and Scholars organizations on-campus came the participants of The 2004 Association together. On the heels of the Alternative Spring Break: Artist II a.m. - 2 p.m. Union 202B-Communuy Room 50th anniversary of Brown v. lulie DiFranco BGNews West Coast Road Trip I ike m Play Basketball? Want to Board, the Black Student Union COSBY'S COMMENTS: Panelists Marshall Rose and Richard Anderson I Inkm Galleries Meet New People? 7 p.m. sponsored "The Cosby Debate." Come sign up for basketball Movie: Harry Potter3 The debate, held yesterday discuss Bill Cosby's recent remarks on the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board. It was sponsored by the Black Student Union. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. tournament! dames will be Free Movie! evening, was in response to (*t Out Her Vote three-on-three, filled with fun, Union Theater comedian Bill Cosby's com- Voter registration and info table fellowship, and basketball ments on how the young black — $500 sneakers for what? And It is Important each Individu sponsored by the Organization Union Lobby 8 p.m. culture has come along since won't spend $200 for Hooked al stressed, to value yourself and fin Women's Issues Space I )reams-( )ur Quest to on Phonics," Cosby was quoted your education, the case's verdict in 1954. Union Lobby 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Explore the Universe Cosby's remarks "have assaying, "Set an example," latoyaTalley Dodgeball Sign-Up Multi-media show in the been viewed by some in Mack "Ihe comments are nothing board member of BSU said 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sponsored byH20 Planetarium $1 donation sug- America as insensitive and elit- new," Ciilnier said, lie and the "Show (them! what you want to 1IAO Promotion and Union bobby gested, lasts approximate!) get out of life." ist," according to Tavis Smflej other panelists agreed thai ii was Recruitment Table 1 hour. Planetarium Show is in his May 26. interview with a matter of responsibility thai Regardless ol the initial com Union lobby 12:30 p.m. followed by stargazing in the Cosby was the main concern under- merits by Cosby. BSU President Women's Professional Observatory if weather pemiits lined in Cosby's comments. Sharonda Glover was "ovei The interview, which was III a.m. fi p.m. Development Series: BGSU Planetarium-112 shown at the start of the event, "Taking personal responsibili- whelmed" by the turnout. "Cooperative Education & Physical Sciences Udt Bltlg. The attendance, she counted Poster Sale detailed several quotes thai ty — there are certain things that UAOs posier sale being held Internship Programs." became the catalysts for a pas- \ou i.iii do everyday to better was nearly 200, sonic ol which Presenter Sue Young, 9:30 p.m. who had to sit on the stairs ol Monday September 20 through sionate discussion between stu- your life." lames T. lackson, rnul- Friday September 24.1 lours Cooperative Education & Movie I fatty Potter 3 dents, faculty and three panel- uuiliiiial advisoi fin the center the room. Internship Programs I ree Movie! for multicultural and academic "To know that students want may vary. ists. Union Multipurpose Room Women's Center, lOTHanna Holt Union Theater The panelists Included initiatives said to do more, really sets the tone Marshall Rose, director of the lackson acknowledged the for the rest of the year." she said. office of Equity and Diversity; various ideas of societal issues Clover left the event with a Richard Anderson, associate presented during the discussion, quote from Martin U. Delany. a professor of psychology and Though felt that it is what a per- black nationalist. morning causing soggy condi- the drain, the object collect- Thomas Cilmer, director of aca- son as an individual can do for "Until we are determined to tions on the sixth floor. ed hair as it went down and demic Investment for the math themselves and theti communi- change the condition of things BG NEWS Studentson thesixih through then became "wedged" inside and science department. ties, that will improve the quality and raise oursehes above the BRIEFING 11th floors were without water the pipe, la-oblems like these "People inarched and were of life for everyone. position in which we are now service for a substantial part are typical after heavy build- hit in the lace with racks (0 gel Students and faculty mem- prostrated, we must hang our of the morning while crews ing renovations, she said. Over an education and now we've bers in the audience also heads in sorrow and hide out -FOREIGN OBJECT unplugged the drain. I he prob- the summer, the tower received got these knuckkheads walk- brought to the table topics such i.ices in shame." CLOGS DRAIN IN lem was fixed just before noon. a new fire alarm system and ing around ... The lower eco- as cultural harriers, stereotypes Ibmoreon information I OFFENHAUERWEST and fans were used to dry car- some sections also received ot the males in die minority Interview w> m wu wpbs.org /■<» peted hallway's. new windows. nomics people are not holding A "foreign object," most likely up their end in tliis deal. 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ens News President Andrew since been discredited as based I he network said Bill Burkett that Rather and his crew made onslaught of challenges, includ- Heyward and anchorman Dan on forged memos. Even so. "deUberatety misled the CBS News YOU DECIDE errors that will shock journalism ing warnings from its own experts Rather on Monday acknowledged Heyward and Rather still have producer working on the report," students for years to come. not to rely on the documents. Did CBS News made poor what everyone outside broack as) not come fully clean will) the and Rather said, "I find we have Yet it was only when inter- Rather called those warnings "fair judgment, or are the sources headquarters knew for much American public. been misled on the key questions viewed by New York TV reporter criticism." ol the last two weeks: The "fiO Their formal statements were of how our source for the docu- more to blame? Send an E-mail Marcia Kramer that an obvi- CBS says an independent Minutes" gotcha thai purported masterpieces of evasion. Neither ments came into possession of to [email protected] and ously shaken Rather on Monday panel will review the network's lo prove George W Hush's mili look due responsibility for the these papers." tell us what you think, or post night admitted: "I didn't dig hard handling of the story. The find- tar) malingering never should blunders that damaged the cred- While both statements were teeback at www.bgnews.com. enough, long enough, didn't ask ings will be made public. They're have been aired ibility of CBS News. undoubtedly true, they were still enough of the right questions." likely lo be scathing, which Messrs. I leyward and Rather, Instead, they blamed an unsta- startlingly incomplete. Well, dub. may explain why Heyward and liually. had no choice hut to ble, disgruntled former National News organizations fall victim abide by standards established The mea culpas were in keep- Rather have not been more abandon their staunchly defend- Guard officer for making palsies to fraud. More often than not. it to protect against being had. ing with CBS' attempts to defend forthcoming. ed report because it had long of them. happens when someone fails to There's now plenty of evidence the broadcast in the face of an

Liberalism: what an idea PEOPLE Third party plan "Hroadmindecl" is a term often obscured in American "Most of us wouldn't CHELSEA ON THE STREET politics. I'm a liberal, but 1 don't merits closer look SNYDER be at this university shun conservatives. Many What is your favorite Opinion Columnist liberals, such as Illinois Senate with the rights and way lo put off doing AT ISSUE: When citizens back John Kerry in order to candidate Barack Obama, are liberties we have defeat George W. Bush, their intent is lost. Im've been finding myseli fighting for the unification of homework? struggling with the "I." word the left- and right-wingers. Bui were it not for I think it's about time for a lot lately. Some days I just liberals, believe il or not, have liberal concepts." all of the "Lesser of Two JED want to scream it, but mosl ol contributed considerably to Evils," "United Against HERRINGTONHER| Hush." and "Go Democrats''to ( ■' ' . the time I'm shy and reserved American history. I do believe that just like us re-evaluate their posit ions. This Opinion Columnist about using it, saving it only for We seem to have forgot- warm fuzzy liberals, conserva- \JB/ °P'"i is in response to Ihc "Nader 2000 just the right moment with just ten what the urges for reform tives want what is best for our Citizens Committee" members die right person. But now. more and progress have brought. In country. While I think many under. Families thai are torn signing a written backing of the than e\c] before, I find myseli the 18!i0's, those crazy liberals conservative ideals are wrong, between the repetitive sound Kerry/Edwanls' ticket wanting to tell someone, anyone, stormed up an idea so outra- their beans are in the right place, bytes that define their ill-cho- Actors such as Tim Robbins the frightening "L" word. Its time geous, so oui-of-louch with the for the most part. Relaying back sen candidates could be given and Susan Sarandon, musicians that 1 came clean. moderate society, so ludicrous, lo my reference to equal rights a reason to support someone like liddie Vedder and Bonnie And so, I ;un going lo take a that it sparked heated political in the 1850's, giving equal rights CHRISTINE GARRINGER thai does not utilize methods Ham intellectuals such as Noam deep breath, gather what little debates, divided the country, lo blacks was considered lo be of deterrent from the issues at SOPHOMORE, MUSIC ED. Chomsky, former mayors, organ- self-confidence I have, and and even fueled one of the different. Wrong. But we made hand. ic farmers, professors, historians announce it riglu here and now: bloodiest wars in American progress. We made reform. And "Instant messaging." Unfortunately, many and persons from other profes- 1 am a liberal. history. isc now look back to the Civil Americans are not in ion t nil sions were selected by Ralph I'll pause now for the public That shocking liberal concept? Right's movement and realize enough to cast a vole with Nader to fomi the 113 person Hogging. Emancipation.You know, freeing what was "different" was actually authentic confidence in die "Nader 2000 Citizens Committee." It's not easy being a liberal the slaves? racism and bigotry. candidale of their choice. They Now with the election pulling — what's more, an open one 11 Nlay's conservative i«>liiics Today, gays and olher groups instead fall victim to deciding away from lohn Kerry and con- — especially i\hen you consider seem to forget the necessity of want rights, and we call this dif- between two people that have tinued talks of Nader mining that I come from a srricdy con- change and progress. Il was not ferent and wrong. Is this unlike dispensable mud-chests and a his chances in many key stales, servative backwoods corner of by conservative, moderate values what we faced nearly 50 years dual-party Institution at their members have formed "Nader the slate anil spawned from the thai we became a free country. ago? I listory repeats itself, as we backs. The Republicans have 2000 leaders United to Defeat loins of notoriously conservative Nor was il moderation that have seen time and time again. more funds and are always a Bush." The committee members parents. Since telling my par- brought us women's suffrage Do I expect a super hero with a stronger party with more life- have signed on as urging sup- ems of my political orientation. and equal rigbis. I low soon we big "L" on his chest to come fly- 9 lime supporters. So without port for Kerry/Edwards in the they've continued lo hope il is forget that it was audacity and ing in and save the day? Come a Democrat opposition that B0 S0DDERS 2004 Presidential Election. They just a phase thai will he out- boldness and taboo that brought on, have al least thai much faith embodies some kind of distin- do so "even while we strongly grown or some rebellious stunt. progress to America. in my sanity. SOPHOMORE, MUSIC ED. guishing style, or if conditions disagree with Kerry's policies on What my parents — and most Most of us wouldn't be at this At the core of liberalism lies were optimum, a stem and "Late night Iraq and other issues." They con- others — don't realize is thai we university with the rights and not dose-minded idealism, but 11 u,i si insight tul plan of action, Channel 21." tinue saying, "for people seeking liberals aren't necessarily the liberties we have were il not for rather, an optimistic hope for the Republicans almost always bleeding bean, idealistic hippies liberal concepts. You wouldn't be the possibilities. These days, progressive social change in the prevail. United States, removing George thai we have the reputation as reading this column — it would liberals like myself are practically This sudden stand of "unifica- W. Bush from office should be being. The American Heritage have been moderated and cen- shamed into hiding our political tion" for the sake of defeating the top priority in the 2004 presi- 1 ollrge dictionary defines'lib- sored. 1 wouldn't be here; I'd be views, or pigeonhole ourselves (ieorgc W. Bush has come too dential election." The list can be eral" as "favoring proposals for al home cooking up dinner with into a more politically-friendly late. It is almost October and viewed at Iillp://vote2stopbush. reform, open to new ideas for a baby on my hip (which is scary, category like "progressivists." Bui Kerry has run an ineffective and com/. progress, and tolerant of the since I have been banned from we should hold our heads up unresponsive campaign. His fail- ideas and behavior of others; using the oven at home because This statement is without ure to define himself as a leader a doubt produced with good broadminded." I burn tilings). LIBERALISM, PAGE 5 and a differing personality from intent, but if these people did Hush has negated his opportuni- not succumb lo the same doubl ties of capitalizing off of the cur- 0. thai is the single hindering de- iciii administration's many fail- ASHLEY MEDINA ment in a successful and victori- ures. I le has also been ineffective ous Nader/Camejo campaign, JUNIOR, in using his money to portray they would be voting for the himself in a favorable manner You see -Wia-I crazy CONSTRUCTION MGMT. candidate of their choice, not with the media. I le stands mute [he robotic representation of and receives constant critique Doombox btuy go past "Watchingfootlmll." Democratic elitism, lohn Kerry. If concerning his brave service in these citizens would have mobi- Vietnam from a campaign that MOW?/ lized back in March, they could promotes a man that has reaped have helped the Nader/Camejo the benefits of war but never campaign gain sufficient legiti- put his neck on the line for it. If macy and also participate in put- Kerry is not "taking a dive," he is ting a large dent in the current either disoriented or oblivious to American political system. But the fact that he's currently run- instead, these members chose ning for President of the United to give respect to popular media, States and has only a little over instead of trying to manipulate it a month left to pull it off. If you If everyone that wanted to are not a smack-talking war vote for Ralph Nader, but was president, you better have cha- scared of "supporting a spoiler" risma and charm, and Kerry has JACLYN AVERWEG discarded this Democrat propa- neither. SOPHOMORE, ganda, we would have a closer Many swing voters have now race with Nader gaining more jumped on the Republican . Hf IILQ INT1 BUSINESS respect as a viable candidate bandwagon after realizing that "Boozin'." every day. General media cover- Kerry's lack of conviction and you seehiwi+oo? age would increase and disen- faltering posture easily translate franchised Republicans would By Mattel White [email protected] also have a safe haven to stand NADER, PAGE 5

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AHA states that these type of way to lose weight Staying and the weight will just fall off. STEVE diets restrict healthful foods and healthy and maintaining the I guess if you follow the diet is his military record SCHLESSMAN important nutrients our bodies weight conies from a little tiling propcriy it will. But what hap- need. you may.have heard of—exer- pens after you get off the diet? Opinion Columnist These diets can cause a quick • cise and a balanced diet. These diets mislead people For the past four years DAVID drop in weight by eliminat- The AHA states that the and give false hope for those they screamed "draft SCHARFELD By now everyone has ing carbohydrates causing a best way to lose weight is by a who want to lose wait but are dodger," then came the heard of the Atkins low loss of body fluids. However, it healthy diet that includes a vari- too lazy to actually go out and CBS "RatherGate" scandal. For carb diets. It seems you also says that most Americans ety of foods, along with regular exercise and follow a properly over the past month Vietnam Guest Columnist can't go to any restaurant or already eat more protein than physical activity. balanced diet has been the talking point of fast food joint without seeing our bodies need, and most ani- That means it's going to take Maybe I got it all wrong. every major means of news his military medals/ribbons something about low carbs. mal products are already high in work—just like anything else Maybe the reason people go dissemination. in 1971: "|I| renounce the Americans are always looking fat concentration. This may lead you do in life — and there is no on these diets is because they I would like to be the first to symbols which this country for the fastest way to lose weight to coronary heart disease, dia- easy way out. Anything worth see all of these slim celebrities admit that lohn Kerry's service gives and that was the medals and at this point in time, unfor- betes, strokes and doing is worth talking about it. What they don't in the military does matter but themselves. I gave back — I tunately it's the Atkins diet. even cancer. doing right, and I talk about is the $3,000-an-hour Hush's does not. I don't care if can't remember — six, seven, Though what does Atkins But enough of the "There have don't think Atkins personal trainer to work their Bush dodged the draft, I don't eight, nine." Is the man who really do? We know it means technical mumbo been dozens follows that proper million-dollar asses into shape. care if he was AWOI., and I renounces his country's mili- counting carbs, but how does jumbo. What really format. I don't know about most peo- don't care if his commander in tary symbols a man you want it actually affect your body and pushes my buttons of diet fads Another reason I ple, but I definitely don't have the Air National Guard liked in charge of the most powerful drop the pounds? isn't the diet itself. through the don't think the diet that type of money to spend on him. I also don't care if he was military on earth? By cutting out carbohydrates 1 could care less if works is that the a personal trainer. I doubt any even a good pilot or a good Now I have to admit that like grains, pasta and some veg- someone eats mas- years, and the man who invented average American does. leader 30 years ago. Why don't Kerry is a person who always etables, it switches your body sive amounts of pro- reason they're it couldn't even In the end I doubt anything I care? The answer is simple: outdoes himself. I suppose from burning carbohydrates tein all the time and will change. People will keep George W. Bush has held the disgracing the military by to primarily burning fat. I don't clogs their arteries. called fads is S[;*e counting their carbs, in hopes of highest position in the United throwing away medals wasn't know about most people, but I What really gets because they of death last year someday having a thinner self. States military for the past four enough; Kerry went on to join don't like changing my body's" me are people who don't Work." he weighed over Then Atkins will go way, only years, and he has been phe- the "F*" the Army tour" and chemistry. think they don't 250 pounds. One to find the newest diet craze in nomenal. wrote a book entitled "The Let's say it isn't harmful have to do any would think that its place. Though maybe—just I'd hate to break it to all the New Soldier." A copy of this changing your chemistry, that physical activity and will lose all person who invented this plan maybe — someone might real- Michael Moores out there who book is hard to find and one means a lot less carbs. So by the weight they want God for- would have made it successful ize these diets don't work and have been bringing up Bush's with its original cover is close cutting out carbs you get an bid someone might get off their for himself, but he didn't. If the will follow a properly balanced service for the past four years. to impossible (a copy is avail- excess of something else. That ass and workout for a little bit. founder of this diet can't make it diet with exercise. Now that he has been com- able at the BG campus library excess is mainly protein and by There have been dozens of work, who can? Though who am I kidding? mander in chief of the United but with no cover on it). A protein I mean meats. diet fads through the years, and In all honesty I have heard As long as there are lazy people States Military it doesn't matter copy with the cover is tough I'm no doctor, but I'm pretty the reason they're called fads is good things about the diet. lust looking for an easy way out what he did during Vietnam. to find because Kerry is try- sure that the last thing anyone because the)' don't work. look at lared from Subway for there will always be the better The entire purpose of looking ing to hide it from the public. needs is an abundance of fatty If they did work and were example. All he ever talks about and faster way of losing weight, at a candidate's military his- The cover contains Kerry and meats. But what do I know? healthy for you, then everyone is their new low carb sandwich. which in the end is what every- tory is to judge his friends who were in the What I do know is that the would be thin, which is defi- What angers me the most is one wants. what kind of "F"* the Army tour" American I lean Association nitely not the case. that people I know who are on commander in "George W. mocking the famous does not recommend high pro- It seems that everyone has it seem to think that all they E-mail comments to Steve at chief he would Bush has held lwo lima WWII tein diets for weight loss. The forgotten about the only proven have to do is count their carbs [email protected]. be, and Bush has photo by flying the already proven the highest flag upside-down, a how he will act position in blatant disregard for with that kind of his fellow country- power. He has the United men who were still freed 50 million States fighting and dying oppressed people for that flag and the Election 'truth' was actually 'opinion' worldwide and military for country's symbols convinced Libya the past four which Kerry was so author. for all the new poker junkies on candidate look the best. Your ofgivingupits quick to denounce. CLEMSON Throw all of this DONNATUCCI First and foremost, in case the campus). just cheating yourself from weapons of mass years, and he readers didn't already notice, if If there is one thing that is knowing which candidate fits destruction. has been on top of Kerry's the author's contents contained the most disturbing to see from senate voting record Guest Columniit your personal ideology, and it'll On the other so much "truth" and or fact, both sides in the election pro- make you look like a fool in an hand lohn Kerry phenomenal. of not funding our then why isn't the article in the cess, it is the use of half-truths, argument. has never held troops and you've As a budding media "news" portion or at the very lies and hearsay (no, not ESPN's got a political fire so enthusiast, it's disturbing So if you are going to put a the title of com- least in a feature article ponion failure at a game show). What's dilapidated, antiquated and mander in chief so looking big it bums higher than any vil- to see so many people of the paper. Why? Because it's worse is that it carries on into even unoriginal argument in lage Kerry torched in Southeast construing their own personal at his military record is very pure opinion, intermingled with the halls of supposed higher the paper, have the guts to state important in judging how he Asia. I believe this now infa- testament of the upcoming half-truths. Despite the author's learning, where students and it as it is — your opinion. It's not mous Kerry quote sums him elections as "The Truth." It's would fit the role. As I like to best attempts to dress it up faculty are supposed to be able the truth. Unless you can state call him, lohn "got a Zippo?" up fairly well "1 did actually hard enough to watch TV and as an unbiased, truth-seeking to breakdown the information "credible" sources, (no rush- vote for the $87 billion before I not be bombarded with both Kerry has admitted to commit- voice of reason, it falls way short given to them and sort through limbaugh.com, michaelmoore. ting war crimes in Vietnam. He voted against it." liberal and conservative slanted of the pittance of objectivity or it Yes you lab geeks, its kind com, orjohnkerry.com crap) So I ask you this: Who do advertisements. And yet, what admits to burning down villag- truth. To dissuade those of you of like that scientific method dien just present it as some- es of non-combatants and vio- you want running the United is even more interesting is that who are already forming your you had re-crammed back into thing you heard or read some- States Military in a time where when I open the beloved BG lating the Geneva Convention. antagonistic rebuttals in your your heads your freshman year. where, because that's all it is. By Is this who you want in charge thousands of terrorists and ter- News to catch up with the local heads, yes, just because it isn't That's what is supposed to be so doing what you despise in the ror states are plotting to kill us: debauchery of our fair city, I see of the most powerful military on the news page or if its old great about college, the oppor- other presidential candidate, on earth? President Bush who has led us someone (no point in naming news it doesn't mean that it's tunity to be a "critical thinker." using half-truths and rumors to victory in Afghanistan, Iraq names, unless they are public For Kerry, committing war not true. Yes we know. Also, it's One last thing, if you are and then spinning it to form an crimes in Vietnam wasn't and Libya, or John Kerry, the figures) whose guest column always humorous to see demo- going to judge a political can- argument, you are just as bad man who took pan in demor- purports they have "the truth." enough; he also disgraced his crats writing to persuade repub- didate by a certain criteria then as them. fellow soldiers and his coun- alizing our troops in combat I wasn't necessarily impressed licans and vice versa Some do have the decency to do it to all On top of all of this, I will which led to our defeat in with the half-hearted and often try when he came back from it well and others show their of them. Don't pick and choose openly admit... I am voting for the war. Kerry said this about Vietnam? misleading attempt of the hand a bit too early (that one is which criteria will make your Ross Perot. I mean Ralph Nader.

LIBERALISM, FROM PAGE 4 are patriots who opposed the Not bad for a bleeding heart war in Iraq," he said, "And patri- liberal, huh? high, wave our big "I." banners, ots who supported it." Liberalism isn't about patrio- 'Bad' force is necessary in world because what was once "liberal In his speech, Obama united tism or lack thereof, and liberals hooey" has become the very the country, liberals and con- shouldn't have to be spurned vation. Rather, this "bad" is a base of our democracy and servatives, Democrats and and burned for our desire for TODD "Without the 9/11 LENTZ necessary part of the "good" a prominent position in our Republicans, red and blue. Even change. It's not about who's versus "bad" formula. attacks, we as a nation's history. Republicans in Illinois are dig- right and who's wrong — it's Therefore, in layman's Obama is one of the ging this cat. Obama reminds about progress. And in realizing Guest Columnist terms, without Darth Vader, Western culture best advocates for the lib- us that liberals and conserva- this, I am no longer afraid of the there would be no Luke would have our eral cause. In his address at tives should all be here for the big, bad "L" word. I want to point out how the Skywalker. Without the evil superiority over the the Democratic National best interest of the country. Ohh, 1 feel so exposed. collapse of the twin tow- sorcerer, there would be no Convention, Obama countered What we need now, more than ers has changed America's reason for the knight to save world unchecked." the conservative viewpoint that anything and more than ever E-mail Chelsea with com- notion of good versus bad. his damsel in distress. liberals are unpatriotic. "There before, is unity. ments at clielsls

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"I can actress Bai ling ("Wild Wild West", Paramount Pictures took a big a stronger story, but the well cast betrotting story full of great spe- lake anything you dish out," says "Red Comer") and Polly's protec- risk by moving their $70 million stars and amazing visuals create Weekend at Bernies? cial effects and well cast stars. Polly as Joe replies "That was tive editor Morris Paley, played dollar flagship from |une25th to high level of entertainment. hide Law headlines as Joe 'Sky nothing." by \luhad Gainbon ("Gosford September to avoid having their Two men and a woman Captain' Sullivan, the leader of a Angelina lolie plays the confi- Park"). "1 like the smile, I just don't investment shot down at the box described in a Cape-limes I Cape special army for hire who battles dent Captain Prancesca 'Franky' like what's behind it," Morris says office by "Spider-Man 2". Grade: B Town, South Africa) slory as worldly threats in his custom Cook. "She's some kind of girl," as Polly chases her story. This film was written and loan sharks, brought die corpse ized P-40 Warhawk. This time Frankie describes Polly to Joe dur- Filmmakers use foreshadow- directed by a relative new film- of Thozamile Patrick Apolis V ii lues a mysterious antagonist ing the only scene with the three ing and other techniques to build maker named Kerry Conran, Rated PG for stylized sci-fi vio- in a wheel chair into an FNB Totenkopf and a secret society stars together. Joe's technical col- up the scenes, but the environ- who born and raised in Hint, lence, brief mild language and an Provincial bank in lune in an called Unit 11. league Dex Dearborn, played by ments and cityscapes have the Michigan. Conran got the job instance of sexual innuendo. attempt to withdraw his pension Polly Perkins, a tenacious, star Giovanni ltibisi (TV's "Friends", greatest impact on the audience after he produced a well received lude law also produced the (signing tor it by "helping" Apolis reporter of The Chronicle, has "Gone in 60 Seconds"), provides These engaging visuals were six-minute film sample of CGI film with his now ex-wife Sadie move his hand across the paper) a detailed history with Joe that great support as a credible right shot exclusively on background robots trampling through New Frost ("Bram Stoker's Dracula"). hut a skeptical customer, who plays out well throughout the hand man to the hero. screens in front of the actors and York City. See if you can guess the face of a kept demanding that bank offi movie. He's the only person who Other supporting charac- partial sets. Conran was also involved in famous actor filmmakers used to cials check lor a pulse, scared can focus her attention away ters including a guide named A great score from veter- the filming of the spin off PC. personify the main enemy. off the three, who left the body behind. I Cape limes, 6-8-041 5 Waynes a dangerous Simmons wears many hats as producer, DJ, student LU Kim name Rezell. FROM PAGE 9 on that path and hope that it comes out right." bodyguard Arrested anil charged with Q: What are you doing after murder: David Wayne Mears stuff for D12 but they gave us the you graduate? sentenced to I udington, Mich., lune); Edward single lo put us out there." A: "I hear other people rap- Wayne Bryant (Ardmore, OkJa. Q: Why are you going to BG? ping on our beat and it's amaz- arrested in Houston, August); A: "I've been through alot, one ing but you know that's how it 12 years Kenith Wayne Sherrill (Yakima is my family is one they said to goes, we're working on Obie finish it out and the other is a Trice's new album, we're work- By LARRY NEUMEISTER Wash., Inly); Chadwick Wayne ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER hope that it benefits me in the ing on a new D12 album, we're Wallace (Alton, III., August); NEW YORK (AP) — A bodyguard TimothyVvayne lohnson (Ualeigh end, so if it comes down and doing dial stuff right now, we're \ ( .. September). Already serv it's me and somebody else who working on Bizarre out of D12, for Lil' Kim who admitted fir- is just as talented or has the he's gonna drop his solo project ing a gun at least 20 times in a ing a life sentence for murder but shootout as the rapper left a hip- charged again: Alexander Wayne qualifications, then I've got the we're gonna keep going." Watson Ir. (Maryland, convicted education." Q: Tell me about Next Level hop radio station was sentenced of a l!li)4 murder, but, based on Q: What do you get out of Magazine? Wednesday to 12 years in prison. DNA evidence, charged in luly producing music? A: "1 bring people editorial U.S. District fudge Gerard with murders in 191)6, 1988 and A: "I want my purpose to be wise to the table, this is what's Lynch said Suif Jackson. 34, 1993). Already serving a life sen somebody great and to touch going on in the street. The next deserved a harsh sentence tciicr lor murder but convicted ol people if that's what it is if that's issue is dropping three months because society had to be pro- murdering an inmate: Shannon what I want to do. There is alot from now Young Buck from G- tected from a machine gun-tot- of things in the industry diat's ing man convicted five times of Wayne Agofsky (Beaumont Unit is on the cover. It's in 35 Photo provided by Rezell Simmons shaky you never know when states this is the fiftth issue so it's criminal charges, including three Texas, July). |CNN-AP, 6-21-04] MUSIC BREAK: Simmons takes a break from a busy schedule [Houston Chronicle-AI! 8-12-04] you come or go. when you're gonna be huge." times for crimes of violence. [Austin American-Statesman hot or not all you can do is keep The judge ordered Jackson to AP, 7-12-041 IBdwardsville (III.) finish a state prison sentence, Intelligencer, 9-3-04] |New Haven which ends Aug. 7, 2006, before Register, 9-4-04] IWRAL-TV-AF beginning the federal term. The 9-5-041 IBaltimore Sun, 7-13-041 state sentence was for an unre- ISpringfield (Mo.) News-U'ader lated crime. AP, 7-17-041 lackson declined to speak New play proves to be both before he was sentenced. Authorities said the 2001 Forget the money, shooting occurred as Lil' Kim's entourage was leaving the hip- robbers steal pairs of hop station WQHT, or Hot 97, sunglasses powerful and passionate and the entourage of rival rap group Capone-N-Noreaga was According to a police report arriving. One man in the group's in the Brainerd (Minn.) Dispatch entourage was wounded. in August, thieves had broken All my Sons' will be playing at the Joe E. Brown lil' Kim, whose real name is into the first Integrity Bank on Kimberly [ones, is awaiting a Excelsior Road in Baxter, Minn. February trial on charges that she but then used a hammer on a Theater on Friday, Saturday and Sunday lied to a grand jury investigating common wall in order to break the shooting. into the adjacent lakes Area By Stephanie Liverani Ann's current marriage to Chris's to fighter planes, resulting in the American Dream, but it is well Prosecutors say she refused PUlSf REP0R1ER Eyecare store and make off with brother Larry, who has been miss- deaths of 21 pilots during the performed and directed and one day after the shooting to tell numerous pairs of sunglasses. (In This 1947 family drama, directed ing in action since 1944. Mother, war. engulfs its audience completely police the identities of anyone most such break-ins, crooks use by Travis Malone, a Ph.D. can- Kate Keller (Libby Allen Dachik) loe was exonerated on appeal, The actors of this play present who I i.ul accompanied her to the the store to get into the bank, not didate at the University, is set cannot accept that Iarry may not but his guilt and uncertainty each character with realism and radio station. They said she testi- the other way around.) IBrainerd in a post-World War II America return home and believes him to loomed over his family and the raw emotion, while at the same fied falsely before a federal grand Dispatch, 8-7-04] revolving around the issue of cor- still be alive. community, as Steve remained time incorporating comic relief jury three times, including deny- ruption and the consequences of The play begins with a windy, imprisoned brimming with truly making this production ing that she knew Jackson. making dubious choices. midnight storm destroying a betrayal and antipathy for loe. come alive. Prosecutors said Lil' Kim Judge becomes an Joe Keller, played by Jim Dachik. small tree that has been planted Attempting to release the Also starring in this produc thanked lackson in the notes accessory to a crime a successful manufacturer of in the yard in Iarry's honor. news of Chris and Ann's engage- tion are Dale I. Young as Dr. Inn to one album and expressed hardware components, whose The situation regarding Chris ment was a nightmare in itself. Bayliss, Shelley Nixon as wife her affection for him. They out of spite company supplied parts for and Ann's engagement further Especially with Ann's brother, Sue Bayliss, Adam Marier as said she and lackson had been fighter planes during the war. His complicates due to the fact George Deever (Bob Russell) old friend Frank Lubey, Emily members of the Jr. M AE1A rap New York City judge I aura son Chris (Ryan Zarecki), reluc- that Ami is the daughter of loe's visiting their imprisoned father Wright as his wife Lydia Lubey group, formed by the late rapper Blackburne came under fire tantly considers following in his former business partner, Steve for the first time since his arrest. and Baxter Chambers as young Notorious B.I.G. from the police in lune when she father's footsteps because of his Deever, who is currently serving a During the visit, new suspicions neighbor Burt. The shootout occurred the helped Derek Sterling (described adoration for Ann Deever (Alisa prison sentence for negligence. regarding the scandal and Joe's "All My Sons" will be presented same year lil' Kim. known for her by police as a "convicted drug Cuicher), to whom he is propos- loe and Steve shared the man- exoneration are resurrected. on SepL 23 and 24 at 8 p.m., and revealing outfits and risque lyrics, dealer" but in a rehab program) ing marriage. ufacturing company that was "All My Sons" is not only a pow- Sept. 25 and 26 at 2 p.m. in the won a Grammy Award for her escape out a side door of her This scenario proves compli- responsible for producing and erful and emotional account Joe E Brown Theatre located at part in the hit remake of "lady courtroom so that he could avoid cated for the couple because of supplying tainted engine parts of the misapprehension of the University Hall. Marmalade." a detective poised to arrest him Defense lawyer Mark for a May robbery. She said she Goodman said lackson believed was angry that the detective he was firing in self-defense and didn't clear the arrest with her in believed the victim was part of advance. (Blackburne was already Capone's entourage. notorious for recently releasing a man charged with attempting to University student, Travis Malone, kill a police officer, ruling that he had not received a speedy trial.) BG NEWS [New York Times, 6-11-04; New York Post, 4-17-04] shares gift for theater as director of BRIEFING Student Sign-Up for Cruel dog owner tries Dodgeball this week to kill pet pet shoots Any students interested in back this weekends' showing of play participating in Dodgeball can lube Restivo to get my final degree," said Malone. "I've worked with bad casts and bad sign up today, Monday and Survival Instinct: In PULSE REP0R1ER As a graduate student, he teaches perfor- scripts before, and this was both a great cast Thursday in the lobby of the September, lerry Allen Bradford "All My Sons" may be the first play Travis mance studies. and great script," said Malone. Bowen Thompson Student of Pensacola, Fla., had in mind to Malone has directed in Bowling Green, but Maureen Kelly, a sophomore student of "I really enjoyed seeing it all come Union. put his seven German shepherd it is only one of the many plays he has been his said that Malone is like one of the stu- together." The activity is sponsored by mix puppies down because he involved with. dents and refrains from formal teaching, si lain i W. Moorman, Assistant Production H20. could not find them homes, and Malone's interest in theatre has led him all "He is very easy to talk to," said Kelly. Coordinator, has seen graduate students Presentation on had already shot three and was over the country. All of Malone's students are required to come and go but has taken a positive notice carrying two other dogs, and his After he graduated from Kansas State attend "All My Sons" which takes place in of Malone. the present day .38-caliber revolver, in his arms University, he traveled to Denver, Missouri, the loe E. Brown Theatre this weekend. "He is a phenomenal director," said According to a sheriff's report New England and other parts of the U.S. "All My Sons" is a script by Arthur Miller, a Moorman. "Travis brings security to his cast. fascination with the that's when one of the two con In Denver, he directed a show in the writer who Malone is very fond of. He understands the stage and the actors Vietnam War deuuied dogs managed to press venue, Brutal Planet, which is nationally Malone believes that the script continues and understands what they need from a Dr. Gary Hess will be his paw on the trigger, firing and recognized for being haunted. to resonate with contemporary theatre art- director." doing a presentation entitled hitting Bradford on the wrist Malone also spent time working in LA ists and audiences. After graduation, Malone would like to "Explaining America's Lost He was treated at a hospital It was in LA where he produced cre- "This play becomes especially relevant continue his professional work and pursue War The forty year debate over and the sharpshooter and his ative content (i.e. special features) for DVD's given the United States' current military teaching. Vietnam" on Thursday at 2:30 three siblings were placed for such as Beauty and the Beast and School of presence in the Middle East," said Malone. His wife Becky, is expecting a baby in p.m. in room 207 in the Union. adoption. [New York Times-AF Rock. Directing the play was a challenge for November and Malone is looking forward to The presentation is spon- Malone left LA a few years ago and came Malone because of little time and money 9-9-041 the coming ask of raising his first born son. sored by the Institute for the to Bowling Green. but he had the advantage of a compatible Sntdy of Culture and Society. "I enjoyed my time in LA but also wanted and talented cast. WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday, September 24.2004 11 C D V I W S The Jimiller G. Love Johnathan Rice Nitty Gritty Dirt Velvet Revolver Band I ■.!,. J.fi >■

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Team USA will face Slovenia at 12 p.m. Women's BG faces rival, NIU soccer ByAdamHrtoak football team faces Northern two years, and their matchups look tonight, as A). Harris is Mariners ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Illinois tonight in what should against one another have been starting at running back, where faces MAC Marking the start of Mid- be a heated battle. key for their quest to be MAC Michael Turner starred the last American Conference play, the Both teams have enjoyed champions. two years, and Phil Horvath opponent starnears Bowling Green State University successful seasons the last Two years ago, the Huskies most likely will start at quar- battered BG in Dekalb, 111., terback due to an injury to losh By Danielle Tanner most hits and sent them home with Haldi, who only attempted one SPORTS REPORTER a loss. Last year, it was the pass this year before being hurt. The BG women's soccer team Falcons turn as they played "(NIU) hasn't done anything will take to die road this week- record 60 solid minutes of football different with I lorvath than they end to face more Mid-American to pay NIU back. dn with Haldi," said Brandon. Conference opposition. Friday, By Beth Harris the squad will play Central AP SP0IIS WRITER This year, it is the rubber "They're still going to run their match at Northern in what runs and passes, and that's who Michigan before wrapping up the A few years ago, Ichiro Suzuki has become a rivalry game they are." weekend with a match against spent three days on his own wan- between the two schools. Harris has a banged up defending regular season MAC dering around the I lall of Fame, "This is a big game," said shoulder as well, but it should champion Eastern Michigan. hoping to learn about the history BG head coach Gregg not keep him off the field. The Falcons, with a 1 -6-1 overall of baseball in America. Brandon. "Any time you go BG received a boost this record, are 0-1 -1 thus far in MAC At this rate, he's about to on the road in our league, it's week as defensive tackle Matt play after losing to the University become part of it. tough." I^ininger will suit up after serv- of Ohio and tying Marshall last Coming off two big games The Falcon team that took ing a two-game suspension. weekend. The tie against Marshall against the Angels, the Seattle the last road trip to Dekalb Defensive back lelani lordan is snapped a six game losing streak Mariners star is nearing one of in 2002 did not have near the back to full health and will be in marked by little or no scoring by the longest-standing offensive experience they do now. the starting lineup. die Falcons. BG's record is some- records in the major leagues: the "Our players have been Two years ago, the Falcons what deceiving, however, as they 84-year-old mark for most hits in in this environment now," were overwhelmed by the have exhibited strong play against a season. Brandon said. "When we crowd noise in Dekalb. This stiff competition. After an off-day Thursday. went there two years ago, time, they will be ready for "Although our results are not Suzuki will go into a weekend that was the first big game what is to come. good, our performances our very series at Texas with 247 hits, giv- that Bowling Green has had "We practiced crowd noise," encouraging," head coach Andy ing him 10 games to break George in a number of years and Brandon said. "We will be pre- Richards said. Sister's record of 257 set with the quite frankly, we laid an egg." pared." Richards said the team is con- St. Louis Browns in 1920. With the experience they The players have been sub- tinuing to work hard on their "1 want to get my next hit. That's gained since that time, they jected to hearing the NIU fight strengths as well as areas dial need what I'm focusing on," Suzuki know what to do when they song during practice to get improvement, adding that the said through an interpreter, take the field. them ready for what it will he team's positive attitudes remains explaining that his next target is "We're all business," said like during the game. intact and there are no problems 250 hits. "It's great that I can be in wide receiver Cole Magner. "You try to keep (the fight behind the scenes. tills position.' "Northern's a very good team songl out of your head," said "(The team] is very positive. Suzuki went5-for-5at Anaheim and if we don't go in there as defensive tackle Mike Thaler. They are working hard and show- on Tuesday night and added four intense or more intense than "You don't really hear what ing great team spirit." Richards more hits in a 16-6 victory over them, dien it's going to be a they're saying, but you hear said. Anaheim on Wednesday night. Ben Swinger BGNews long game." noise." Su/uki raised his average to PERFECT FORM: Bowling Green quarterback Omar Jacobs makes a The '04 Huskies team will The game begins at 7 p.m. WOMEN'S SOCCER, PAGE 15 .374, best in the big leagues. Barry bring somewhat of a new andwillaironESPN2. Bonds was hitting .370 going into pass downfield last weekend against SE Missouri State. San Francisco's game against Houston on Thursday night. How does Suzuki do it? "If you throw him inside, he hits a bullet, and if you throw him away, he slaps it the other way or up the middle,'' Angels pitcher Singh has lead larrod Washburn said. "I don't know if you can throw a pitch he can't get a hit on. It's hard to By Alan Robinson S9.1 million in 2000 by winning, believe that somebody has that «P SPORTS WRITER and it's evident the very com- good a hand-eye coordination." lust when Vijay Singh thinks he petitive Singh knows it. Suzuki is a singles hitter in an can't play better, he does. Just With seven tournament vic- era where power is celebrated. when it seems he can't do much tories, Singh is closing in on The 30-year-old Gold Glove right more during his Tiger Woods- Woods' best season of nine fielder is the first player to collect like season, he does that, too. wins. Don't think he doesn't at least 200 hits in each of his first Singh is first on the money know that, too. four major league seasons. list, first in the world rankings The way Singh is playing, with Suzuki's 909 career hits are and, again, first on the PGA four rounds of 65 or lower in his approaching the major league Tour leaderboard. Singh, turn- last five tournaments, he agrees record for the most over any four- ing the post-majors schedule it would almost be impossible year span 1918 by Bill Terry from into a weekly highlights show, to play much bener. 1929-1932). shot an 8-under 64 Thursday "I'm driving the ball the way But Sister's mark is the big one. for a three-shot lead in the first I want it," Singh said after a "The man understands the his- round of the 84 lumber Classic bogey-free round that included tory of the game better than a Good thing the $4.2 million an eagle and six birdies. "I don't lot of players born right here in tournament is sponsored by know if I can hit it any better. this country," said Mariners hit- lumber billionaire Joe Hardy, My playing is pretty good. I'm ting coach Paul Molitor, a Hall since it looks like Singh will be cashing another big check ICHIRO. PAGE 15 Sunday. Singh can surpass PGA. PAGE 15 Woods' season money record of

Merfs soccer looks to Name BGNews DIG IN: Melissa Mohr looks on as teammate Maggie Karges digs a ball during a game against Cleveland break losing streak State on September 8. The Falcons take on Toledo today at 7 p.m. in Anderson Arena.

By Cliri-. Wi:itp, Buckeyes are currendy 2-3-1 but Winning restores BG-UT rivalry SPORTS REPORTER are recenUy coming off a win The men's soccer team has had against Virginia Tech on Sunday. By Jason A Dixon we developed a lot of chemistry 22 and 5-11 in the MAC. a rough start to the season and The Falcons and their new SENIOR REPORTER unfortunately this weekend does coach are hoping that a win with everyone coming back as But the Rockets' unblem- not appear to be any easier. The against the Buckeyes on Friday It is a story about rejuvenation, well as the addition of our fresh- ished mark had BG displaying Falcons, who are currently 0-8, can spark their weekend and the not redemption and both the men, so everyone knows this is a a sense of giddiness and con- are headed to Columbus to take rest of the season. This weekend Bowling Green State Falcons better team than last season." fidence immediately following on the Buckeyes on Friday after- will also mark the first conference and the Toledo Rockets will tell The Falcons' first-year assis- Monday's practii v. noon. game for the Falcons this sea- you that their solitary focus is tant coach Mark Hardaway "I think last weekend's games Under new leadership the son as they are schedule to play not on the losing seasons they shares the same sentiments as really prepared us for this Falcons have been off to a slow Marshall in Bowling Green on both suffered through a year his counterpart. match," redshirt freshman start both offensively and defen- Sunday afternoon. Last season ago. 'This is a much better team Corrie Mills. "We're excited that sively. In the past five games the the Falcons lost to the Herd by a When BG and UT bring a com- than last year," Hardaway said. Toledo is undefeated because it Falcons have not netted a single score of 1-0. bined 17-4 record into tonight's "It's a young team, but I think shows that they're a good team goal while giving up 16 and over- Following their first conference Mid-American Conference we're getting better with each but we're ready to give them all the Falcons have been out- game, five of the Falcons next opener at Anderson Arena, the match and this will be good test dieir first loss." scored 26-3 this season. six games are in the conference. focus will be on showing how far for us opening with an unde- The Falcons (7-41 have won Friday's game against the The stretch of conference games they have come and where they feated Toledo team." six out of the last seven games hnSwamjtr BGNews Buckeyes marks the second Big for the Falcons, which begins on intend to go. Indeed, UT comes into the with a steady dosage of balance ON THE CHASE: Bowling Green's Ten team the Falcons have had Sunday, continues through the "This is a big match for us," two schools 54th meeting - the and depth which was the miss- Falcons lead the overall series 42 - Abiola Sandy pursures the ball to face in a week. last Friday middle of October and finishes Rockets head coach Kent Miller said. "We have been playing 11 - boasting a 10-0 record after in a game against Wright State the Falcons were defeated by the off with a game against Western really well this season and I think finishing the 2003 campaign 10- VOLLEYBAIL PAGE 14 on September 10. Michigan Wolverines 4-0, the Michigan.

GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWBGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 14 Friday. September 24.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Falcons look to Will Curitore joins our specialists this week in what appears to be the weakest weekend of tootbal thus far. Bowling Green will be in their biggest game of the season in DeKalb and lowas will be playing in the Big House, but other than that Mil hand UT first loss the pickings are slim. But not so fast my friend, thanks to our Sports Editor Asst. Editor Sports Design Mng. Editor good ote trends from the Ivy League, we ha* outr game of VOLLEYBALL. FROM PAGE 13 UTs freshman Bml Holsclaw, the week between juggernauts Brown and Harvard. ELLIOTT SCHREINER ADAM HRITZAK MIKE METZGER ANGELA L GORTER who was named MAC Player Of Bowling Gteen at i ng link during last seasons 4-12 The Week, said she knew about MAC record and 12-19 overall the rivalry before arriving on Northern Illinois score 31-14 BG 35-24 BG 42-13 BG 49-14 BG mark, according to head coach campus. NIU is a little too Falcons face tough This could be the Call it a new rivalry, DeniseVanDeWalle. "I saw a IJT-BG game during NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1 FAVORITE Rant my visit last year and it was dinged up to give BG road test, but their game that makes but NIU will never Six players are averaging at a game, hello MAC experience will or breaks each get my vote Brown least two kills per game, lead by pretty intense," she said "I'm excited to finally play in this title game guide them to win. team. BG wins big will rock that town! senior Taylor Twite's 3.37. "We've had some players game and everyone has been step up big for us and it has very intense this week, so we really made us a stronger team," know it's a big game." Iowa at llardaway said. "We still have Freshman Maggie Karges No. 18 Michigan score 17-14 Michigan 24-21 Michigan 38-14 Michigan 14-7 Michigan to keep getting better, but the said the Falcons are excited team is starting to see how good about the challenge. The Big House will After two straight My opinion of Black and Yellow? MICHIGAN 13.5 FAVORITE Halrt they can be." "I think it's going to be good be a little too much losses to Iowa, the Michigan has not Sorry guys, but The Rockets, who have only starting conference play with a for Iowa to handle in Wolverines prevail changed. They will Michigan is a lost Five games out of 35 played, big rivalry, because it's a good this defensive battle. in the Big House. not lose again. power house. are led by senior Rachel Mohler's measuring stick for us," she 3.91 kills per game which is Rfth said. "I think we'll be ready to in die MAC. compete." NC State at Mohler also leads the confer- Llardaway may be getting his Virginia Tech score 21-20 NC State 28-13 VT 18-10 VT 23-6 VT ence with a .436 hitting percent- first taste of the rivalry since age and is one of diree players 1991 and 92 when he served VT wins but not by VIRGINIA TECH 9 FAVORITE Rant Flip a coin on this Hokies have a Virginia Tech pulls averaging at least three kills per as an assistant and BG all four game, either team quarterback in much. The bands through, no brainer. game for IJT. meetings - two each season could come away Randall, Pack's QB get in a fight to NC goes away with She said the team remem- - but he said the intensity level with the win. Davis is terrible. keep it interesting. red faces. bers the two losses suffered at will still be there. the hands of BG last season. "I don't think much has "I went to high school with changed since then," I lardaway. Clemson at someone that plays for l!(i, "Both teams will come out an compete and try and get the No. 8 Florida State score 28-21 FSU 42-17 FSU 38-10 FSU 40-14 FSU Chrissy Gothke and the rivalry is always Intense," she said "it's win. So it should be an exciling FLORIDA STATE 18.5 FAVORITE Rant Chris Rix proves once Clemson is down The Seminole's Both hurricanes just like the BG-IJT football game and a chance to show far again how good he is after dissapointing tomahak chop will can't keep these rivalry and we don't take it any we both have come." at handing the ball loss last week, FSU prevail with ease. guys from gettin' lighter. I really want to beat ll( i I be game is scheduled to to Leon Washington wins big. gold, figuratively. my senior year." start at 7 p.in.

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PSA, FROM PAGE 13 To those chasing him every Vijay seems to be on a nin like doing the same thing over and week, that's about as good as that." over again." it gets. Singh leads Richard S. Singh didn't take long to get If he means winning, he's right. Johnson, Pat Perez, Cameron into the red numbers on the 7,471 - He is going for his fifth victory Beckman, Ben Curtis and Robert yard Mystic Rock course, which in six tournaments, including Allenby by three shots, with Kevin underwent extensive upgrading the PGA Championship, and his Na three back through No. 15 after it proved little challenge to a third this month. He won the when play was stopped by dark- below-average field last year. ).L Deutsche Bank Championship ness. Lewis shot 22 under a year ago and Canadian Open on consecu- "I le sure looks like he is on a roll to win, rallying from seven shots tive weekends before sitting out like Tiger was a few years back." down with a final-round 62; on last week. said Billy Andrade, who shot a 3- Thursday, he was dead last at 7- Perfection? Almost under 69. "I think if you polled all over79. "Today I was pretty close," he the players and say would any- Singh had three birdies and said. "You can't really say that body get to the level that Tiger an eagle at the turn, then out- because you know, each day is Woods was back at a couple of drove playing partners Mike Weir different. I'm swinging the club years ago. probably everybody — coming off a Canadian Open as good as I think I can." would have said, 'How can you playoff loss to Singh — and Mark get better than this?'... And now Calcavecchia by 30 yards on the 363-yard par-4 13th. Singh's drive Mark Merrill AP Photo landed about 10 yards short of a UP TO BAT: Ichito Suzuki's record may launch him into the Baseball Hall of Fame. bunker guarding the front of the green, and he chipped within 8 feet before making hi»birdie putt. He also dropped an 8-footer to birdie No. 16 and a 12-footer to Ten hits until Ichiro breaks record birdie the rebuilt 18th. If each round seems like a mir- ICHIRO, FROM PAGE 13 Sisler, a left-hander who he does. ror image of each other, there's a could hit for power, set the Suzuki, wife Yumiko and reason. of Famer and member of the record in an era when com- their beloved brown-and-white "1 do the same thing over and 3.000-hit dub. "I don't ihink he plete games were the rule and Shiba dog spend part of the over again with my golf swing," gets too caught up in it, but I hitters could settle in against offseason in Seattle to escape Singh said. "If I'm at home, I do think he understands that the the same pitcher. the intense scrutiny he faces a lot of work with a mirror. I work record is pretty special." Nowadays, the left-handed at home. He can move freely a lot with the mirror, swinging Suzuki remains a puzzle to Suzuki might see at least three around Seattle, going shop- clubs. I think now my swing is many pitchers even after four pitchers in as many as five at- ping, golfing or walking the into a plane where if I just keep seasons in the majors. bats, including setup men and dog without a crush of fans doing what I'm doing, it should "Why has nobody been able closers, and he has to hit cut- clamoring lor autographs and stay the same. The more I do, the to figure out Bonds the last few lers and split-finger fastballs photos. better it gets." years?" Washburn said. "The that weren't used in Sisler's day. "To him, it's a big thing thai The harder it gets for everyone great ones you just don't figure "That adds to the accom- he can go and walk around," else, too. out." plishment," Molitorsaid. "Guys said teammate Shigeioshi Singh didn't appear bothered Suzuki was a huge siar in who can get on base and bas- Hasegawa, who played with by a 90-minute, eariy morning Japan before coming to the erunning and bunting, those Suzuki for [he Orix Blue Wave. delay caused by a thick fog, say- majors. He was an immediate things are all overlooked. As "In Japan, I didn't talk to him ing, "It was good for me. 1 went hit with the Mariners, becom- a guy who didn't hit for a lot much because he's a hero. In out and played really good. Thai ing the AL MVP and Rookie of of power, I have a tremendous the U.S., it's much easier and was probably the best I hit it for a the Year in 2001. appreciation for what I've wit- the pressure is off a little bit." long, long time." He's an aggressive, free nessed, the difficulty of it and If Suzuki's favorite rap The delay left 36 of the 143 swinger at the plate with an the consistency." music is blaring in the club- players on the course when play uncanny ability to adjust to a Only rarely does Molitor house, Hasegawa said, he'll was halted. They will finish their pitch in flight. point out flaws in Suzuki's start dancing in a rare display rounds Friday morning before "His hands are in a good posi- swing; mostly the hitting of goodness. Most of the time, the second round starts. tion, he's got great bat speed coach provides information on his placid face makes it impos- Among a large group at 68 were and he keeps the bat head opposing pitchers and positive sible to tell if he's doing well or John Daly, the unofficial tourna- In the zone for a long time," reinforcement. struggling. ment host who dropped out dur- Molilorsaid. "Which is a little strange for Suzuki had 243 hits as a ing the second round last year Suzuki, close to winning his as much success as he has," rookie with the Mariners. with medical problems. All three second AL batting title, goes Molitor said. "Not selfishly, but "The first year, I thought, U.S. Ryder Cup team members to the plate knowing where he he just likes to hear that he's 'What a year it was.'" he said. in die field were below par, with wants to hit the ball. His speed doing a hell of a job." "I never in my wildest dreams Chris DiMarco and David Toms often helps, as does his skill Suzuki's pursuit of the hits thought I could do the same Kaith Snkocic APPtwW at 2 under and Stewart Cink I for angling balls through the record is big news in baseball- things in the majors that I did FULL SWING: Vijay Singh takes a shot during the second round of the under through 16. infield. crazed Japan, as is anything in Japan." 84 Lumber Classic yesterday. 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