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DISTRACTED CITY DRIVING BY THE brief NUMBERS 400: Injury crashes in Ohio Three unidentified males commit in 2012 robbery at gunpoint An armed robbery was reported at 524 N. Enterprise St. around 3 16: Fatal crashes in Ohio in p.m. on Tuesday. 2012 The suspects are described as three unidentified black males, who 9: Injury crashes in Wood robbed a Heinzsite apartment at gunpoint, according to AlertBG. County in 2012 The unidentified men then ran northwest from the scene. The incident is still under investigation, according to the Bowling Green Police Division. People are advised to call 911 if they see the suspects. Check BGNews.com for updates. EVAN FRY | THE BG NEWS A CLOSER LOOK Fall concert expected to sell out on Sunday Tickets to Florida Georgia Line currently on hold, sales aided by Ticketmaster
By Geoff Burns Jonathon Wray, co-director of the tra- people to purchase their tickets at Pulse Editor ditions programming team for UAO. first, it went smoother than expected, “When we were looking at art- he said. Students can expect to be wel- ists, Florida Georgia Line was within “Since the band is so popular, we comed back from fall break with a our price range and they were just knew there was going to be a rush fall concert. starting to reach their peak and were for ticket sales and we didn’t feel like The University Activities even getting bigger during the sum- there would be enough room to do Organization is hosting this year’s mer,” Wray said. “We jumped on the it on campus,” Wray said. “There annual fall concert at the Stroh opportunity as soon as we could.” would be a crazy long line on campus Center. Florida Georgia Line will per- Though there aren’t any tickets if we did it that way and we wouldn’t form after being opened to the stage right now for people to buy, there are have had enough volunteers to take by Dallas Smith and Colt Ford on Oct. still some on hold for the band and care of that.” 13 at 7 p.m. UAO plans on the show being sold UAO Adviser Mike UAO decided to host a country art- out by the day of the concert. Freyaldenhoven said the online ist this year to try something new as Wray said this was the first time purchasing of tickets was another opposed to the previous artists who the organization sold tickets online EMILY REITH | THE BG NEWS have performed such as Kid Cudi, with Ticketmaster. Although the See FGL | Page 8 STUDENTS FROM BGSU’s TOMS Club raise awareness for World Sight Day with fun and games. Cobra Starship and 3OH!3, said transaction process was difficult for
LAST MINUTE HEARTBREAK ADVICE IS HERE DO YOU TEXT AND DRIVE? WHY? Men’s soccer falls to Detroit University Advice Columnist Miss D answers her first “No, I don’t want people to die.” 2-1 in the final minutes. They will try to question about a student’s relationship get back to their winning ways Saturday problem about her boyfriend’s love of L eeah Floyd against Northern Illinois. Check the sports bowling, what she should do about it and Freshman, Nursing section for the full story on | PAGE 6 why she should do it. | PAGE 4 MyBGSU has a new look Coming Oct. 10 Visit www.bgsu.edu/portal to learn more
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Because the campus tweets will be presented to over the tweets and work- “We need to change and and fight intolerance. The FORUM police investigates both the court in order to find ing on this all [Monday],” work together as one if we campaign began after sever- From Page 1 violations of the law and out who sent the tweets, Moll said. want to be remembered al students tweeted racially code of conduct viola- she said. Other student respons- at this University,” Lewis charged messages directed were sent around 12 a.m. tions at the University, It will take a few weeks es during Tuesday night’s said. “It all starts with us at the black community. Monday and suggested the there will be a way to fig- for the subpoena to be forum suggested there and now.” “It just reinforces what group is prejudice against ure out who the person is processed before they will wasn’t enough education The administration we learned from last year,” white people. and how to punish them find out who was tweeting, on multicultural issues brought the police depart- said Dalton Jones, adviser The University adminis- regardless of the prosecu- Moll said. and that there are ways to ment into the situation of BSU. “We clearly have tration should soon know tor’s decision. While the white male obtain a diversity credit because they were not sure a lot more work to do that who is behind the account “We can always try other in the photo of the Twitter without taking a class about if it was a crime that needed is going to require more and whether or not it is things such as issuing an account is still unidentified specific minorities. to be pursued. than just words from the a student, said Michael incident report if it isn’t as a student, Moll said the Education wasn’t the “I am absolutely disap- administration.” Ginsburg, associate dean considered criminal, which tweets are “inexcusable and only issue students dis- pointed that this has hap- Even though this was of Students. will [still get them in trou- disrespectful.” cussed. They also brought pened,” Ginsburg said. “We the next step in response “There is a delicate line ble] with the University,” Prosecutors will be up how there needs to be needed to take action and to the tweets and how the between freedom of speech Moll said. informing the police depart- a change of culture, pol- push Not In Our Town.” University is acting, this and a crime,” said Monica If the tweets are consid- ment sometime Wednesday icy and mind set of how Not in Our Town is a won’t be the last. Moll, director of public ered criminal, a subpoena what their decision is. these issues shouldn’t be campaign started this past “This is the just the start,” safety. will be issued where the “We have been reading a norm. spring to promote diversity Lewis said. FREE SENIOR PORTRAITS! TODAY!!! Room 208, Bowen-Thompson Student Union
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Portfolio When freshman Kristen Varallo was hanging out with her friends, she wanted to sign into Myspace to see her old account activity. “We decided to get on to see our old pictures and I couldn’t remember my account information, so I just decided to make a new account and it ended up being a cool thing,” Varallo said. Mixes The social networking website launched an entirely new platform this past June and increased to 36 million users and is steadily escalating. After the relaunch of Myspace, the site is primarily focused on people fulfilling their passions, such as musical artists, writers or comedians and they are able to connect to other people who share the same passions. Connections Manager of Marketing at Myspace Sean Dore said there are three main features the site has for users. There are profiles, streaming which allows people to sort through the 53 million songs and videos making it the largest digital music library beating out Spotify and discover where users are able to find other artists and read features about them. Photostream “When we built the new Myspace, we wanted to provide a space for people to kind of collect all of the things they think are interest- ing or speak to them in some sense,” Dore said. “It’s really a platform built for freedom of expression.” The site offers artists ranging from musicians to photographers to build upon their careers and get their work out to the public in an inexpensive way. Dore said in the case of someone like Adele, where her friends created an account behind her back, she was signed extremely fast right afterward. “There are a lot of people who are recording music in their free time and there are lots of places where people can share and dis- cover music,” Dore said. “To give someone value, Discover is a place where we do that.”
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By Geoff Burns to produce, so it gets reused and Pulse Editor recycled for a long time, creating a nostalgic feeling for viewers. Though it’s still the second week “Holiday programming also of October, people are already includes many shows that much seeing Halloween come to life. older generations grew up with,” Decorations and seasonal Cragin said. “Halloween is candy have filled retail stores strongly associated with child- and Halloween films have start- hood in our culture, even when ed playing on television channels ‘children of all ages’ celebrate it, PHOTO PROVIDED such as ABC Family and Disney. which might explain the nostal- MUSICIAN ZACK Fletcher plays guitar and could have the chance to work with Don Was who has worked with Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones. Associate professor in the gic Halloween shows.” department of Popular Culture A professor in the Department Becca Cragin said as stores are of Communication Alberto putting out their Christmas Gonzalez said because of the U.S. Alumnus competes in competition products earlier and earlier each being centered on Christianity, it year, there are other holidays makes people more accepting to being marketed early in order to celebrate the upcoming holidays maximize the amount of holiday as early as a month before the to work with talented producer related products that shoppers set date. consume. “People are more willing to By Kathryne Rubright be flown to Hollywood. The artists than Fletcher’s usual style. Pulse Reporter Television has started to make celebrate the holiday early and will perform a show and a winner “He adapted very well,” Williams an impact on the holiday attitude won’t protest about it,” Gonzalez will be chosen. said. “Playing jazz allowed Fletcher as well, she said. said. “People want to be patri- Local musician and alumnus Fletcher describes himself as a to be more free and to more so “Television programming’s otic and it’s a historical religious Zack Fletcher has the chance to singer-songwriter and described kind of go with the flow.” purpose is to provide content reminder that people want to be win a trip to Hollywood and to his songs as “strongly based on Williams said Fletcher’s person- that is related to, or at least involved with.” record an EP with a producer experiences and my feelings ality is calm and relaxed, yet he compatible, with the advertis- Senior Brice Tarbox said he who has worked with the Rolling toward those experiences.” brings a lot of energy into his pow- ing and commerce surrounding gets a nostalgic feeling each year Stones and Bob Dylan, among Musically, Fletcher is inspired by erful performances. it,” Cragin said. “The increase before Halloween from watch- other artists. the music he enjoys, which ranges That energy, along with the in Halloween programming is ing movies like “Hocus Pocus” The EP recording with producer from Radiohead to Spanish classi- imagery he creates, made him an attempt to generate a longer and “Casper” because his family Don Was is the grand prize in the cal guitar to Led Zeppelin’s acous- “such a fun person to play with,” period of holiday spirit that could would get together for the holiday Guitar Center Singer-Songwriter tic side. Fletcher described his own he said. lead to a longer period of holiday when he was a child. Contest 3. style as tending to include folk, “Guitar is definitely where I’m purchasing.” “Those movies are classics and Artists in the contest earn points blues, soul and R&B. most comfortable,” Fletcher said. Although candy is put out they will never go out of style, when people watch or share their He has shown the ability to However, he has some experi- early for customers, which is no matter how many new things music videos. The top 10 artists in adapt, however. At an open mic ence with drums, mandolin, banjo an attempt to get them to buy they try to come out with,” Tarbox points for each week for a 10-week night at Howard’s Club H, Fletcher and piano. even more before the holiday said. “They show the movies you period form a pool of 100 final- paired up with saxophone play- Fletcher did not choose a music- approaches, Cragin said televi- saw when you were younger and ists. Was and the other judges will er and Live Muzik founder Mike sion programming is expensive it gives you a great feeling.” choose 10 artists from this pool to Williams for songs more jazzy See CONTEST | Page 5 FORUM Wednesday, October 9, 2013 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Do you text and drive? Why?
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been fine. The fact that he could so zealously produce this claim baf- Autumn Kunkel Columnist fled me since he him- self, as a white male, was unlikely to experi- ence racism in his day- Throughout the course of to-day life. my young life, I’ve man- Even when presented aged to become exposed with evidence, he held to various opinions on a to this notion that preju- variety of topics. What’s dice towards nonwhites most fascinating to me is merely a problem of the and what I most like to past, not applicable to hear others talk about are today’s world. I wondered ideas revolving around how he would see things issues in society, such as if he was born with a dif- those dealing with race ferent skin color. or gender. Interestingly, even A common thread that minorities who experi- linked so many of these ence prejudice can still conversations is the bla- claim that prejudice tant denial of such issues. doesn’t happen to oth- Too often I hear phras- ers. As I’ve mentioned in es like, “racism doesn’t previous articles, I used exist” or, “women don’t to work in the cafeteria have issues in society.” of a prominent hospi- In both cases, an entire tal. It was an important group’s outcry for equal part of my life because I treatment is diminished, learned a lot about class, drowned out by the doubt race and gender in the of those who aren’t even “real world,” all through members. The overbear- simple observation. ing attitude that a certain The cafeteria consisted group of people simply do of a predominantly black not deal with differenti- staff, some of which did Shelby sweinhagen | THE BG NEWS ating troubles that neg- not mind sharing their atively affect their lives views on race in soci- is not only wrong, but ety at all [the relatively miss harmful. laid-back environment of miss It’s important for the work place allowed If striking out in relationship, may be time everyone to recognize for “discussions” about that not every person gets such issues]. One man, treated the same, due to for instance, explained to decide whether to spare it or not these certain unchange- that he had always been D able traits, so that the raised to “watch out for Miss D, his hands, which are much being around him every fun and find someone to inequality that perme- the white man,” due to I have sort of an inter- bigger than mine. couple days during class have fun with. This other ates throughout society deep-seated prejudice esting situation and I don’t At first, I was really angry, time. I haven’t told Mark guy seems to be for you can not only be recog- in society. Interestingly want to ask any of my but Mark was the first boy- about this guy, but I really right now. nized, but lessened. enough, this same per- friends about it because friend I had at college and like my bowling partner If you met a guy who is Now, one might read son was also intrinsically they are really judgmental I didn’t want to break up and I don’t know what to nicer, who you enjoy your the introduction to this sexist, insecure around about this kind of thing. with him. I thought maybe do now. time with and doesn’t mind article and brush it off dominant females and I was hoping to get your a good way to get his atten- Should I be honest with being seen with you, then as “common sense;” of treated them lesser than independent opinion. tion would be to learn Mark and break it off with go for it. Just because Mark course different people their male counterparts. So I started dating this how to bowl and we could him to go with the new is your first boyfriend, it have different experienc- He, of course, wasn’t guy I’ll call “Mark” who share that together. I didn’t guy? I’m afraid to keep doesn’t in any way mean es. No argument there. aware of the issues I met at a campus event care about bowling but I having this secret fling. he is the right one or the But if this was the case, women in society face. last school year. At first, he just wanted us to finally -Lost sophomore in only one. why are so many notions My point here is this: it’s was really considerate and be around each other more Falcon Heights Good luck and go with like the existence of rac- not fair to down-play the sweet, and I really liked and I figured this would be your heart and how you ism or sexism, for exam- issues certain groups face him and we hit it off great. a good way. Dear Lost Sophomore in feel rather than the fact ple, still so diligently or to sneer at their wishes After awhile, he started So I registered for a Falcon Heights, that Mark is your first challenged? for true equality. The fact spending less and less time bowling class spring Mark gives you a present boyfriend. Taking a risk If each person was of the matter is, the strug- with me and it was hard to semester last year to learn that you believe is more for and going after what can aware of the fact that gle is very real and brush- get him to really show a lot how to bowl. him than yourself, right? make you happy is the their counterparts were ing such notions off as of affection. I used a ball at the bowl- It’s made to fit his fingers best risk worth taking, and having an inherently dif- nothing more than mere The worst part came on ing alley because the one and you didn’t know how even if the feelings aren’t ferent experience based imagination is harm- my birthday; Mark took me Mark got me didn’t fit. He to bowl. He is even the only returned. It’s only a semes- on certain unalterable ful to these very groups. out to a nice restaurant in ended up just using that one using the gift, so how is ter long course. I’m sure traits, then why do so If these very real issues Toledo, but for my gift he one himself [I think it was that really for you? that after you try, no mat- many continuously claim are rebuffed, then they bought me a bowling ball. just a selfish gift for himself But the most important ter how the story ends, you otherwise? can never be properly I didn’t know how to knowing I wouldn’t use it]. question I could ask you is will be happy you did what During the summer, I addressed and reduced, bowl, nor did I care to Well, here’s the problem. this: Are you happy? Are you did. was talking with a close a consequence that could learn. But he was really On the first day, we were you happy with Mark? Yours, relative about race in be avoided if people were into it, and for some reason randomly paired off into If the answer is no, then Miss D society. He fervently just more willing to keep thought it’d be a good gift bowling teams, and Miss forget about Mark, he claimed that racism no an open mind. for me. D, I was paired with a really doesn’t deserve you and longer exists. Ever since It was a really nice, new nice guy. you two are better off try- Do you have a problem you the Civil Rights move- ball that had my name He and I really con- ing to find happiness with would like Miss D to answer? ment of the 1950s and Respond to Autumn at written on it, but he had nected and I actually had other people. Email it to The BG News at 1960s, everything has [email protected] the holes designed to fit a good time learning and You’re in college. Have [email protected]
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Fletcher is an extremely tal- C OnteST ented musician and hopes Slow cookers serve as quick, From Page 3 he will be the victor. “A lot of times people related major while attend- are one-track minded and ing the University because he’s really open to differ- easy way for homemade meals he did not want music to ent things and he wants to feel like work. Instead, the experiment and take things 1 1/2 cups milk cover with ham and Swiss 1 can Pepsi December 2011 gradu- different ways,” Breth said. Dylanne petros 2 cans cream of mush- cheese. Pour the soup 1 can cream of chicken ate chose Spanish and “It was just fun and simple COPY chief room soup over the layers and then soup Environmental Policy and playing music with him and Mix the onion soup mix, cover with the stuffing 1 can cream of mush- Analysis. he was the easiest person to milk, cream of mushroom and drizzle with butter. room soup Still, he was playing music work with.” soup and rice in a bowl. Cook on low for 4-6 hours 1/2 packet onion soup the entire time. For about Fletcher has played solo Living off-campus is both Lay chicken breasts in the or high on 2-3 hours. mix (I used a whole packet) six years, Fletcher has been and with Flaming Hot a blessing and a curse. bottom of the slow cooker 1 cup chicken broth part of the hard rock band Marbles at venues such It can be a blessing and pour soup mixture 3. Cheesy Chicken: Line slow cooker with Flaming Hot Marbles. In as The Stones Throw, because students don’t over them. Cook on low Out of the five slow pork chops. Mix soups 2008, he started taking his Howard’s, Grumpy Dave’s have to deal with the for 8-10 hours or on high cooker recipes I love this and soup mix in a sepa- solo songwriting more seri- and Cla-Zel. A recent solo hassle of checking into for 4-6 hours. one. It is the easiest to rate bowl then pour on ously, he said. performance at Cla-Zel residence halls at mid- make because of the min- the chops. Then pour Writing a song is a long was taped for Live Wire, night or the long line at 2. Chicken Cordon Bleu: imum amount of ingredi- Pepsi and chicken broth process, Fletcher said. He WBGU’s radio and televi- the Union during prime I love chicken cordon ents needed, which is why over chops. Cook on low never goes into it with a sion music show. dinnertime. bleu in the oven and this I love it. for 7-8 hours and serve specific outcome in mind, Fletcher’s next show Living off-campus can chicken cordon bleu in Ingredients: over white rice. preferring to see where the will be on Oct. 16 at The be a curse because of the the slow cooker is just 6 skinless, boneless process takes the song. Stones Throw. It’s part fact that students have to as good, if not better. chicken breasts 5. 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Victoria Cella | THE BG NEWS Ryan James attempts to protect the ball from being stolen by a Detroit defender Tuesday night at Cochrane Field. The Falcons lost 2-1 and with that loss their record drops to 2-5-4 with a 1-1 record in the Mid-American Conference. Men’s soccer loses first game of three game home stand against Detroit 2-1
Tiffany Williams to four advantage. 85:23 mark. 1 2 FINAL Reporter “It wasnt our best performance to “It was an ugly game on both sides, be honest,” midfielder Jon Kumher it wasnt a very good soccer game,” The Falcons faced Detroit Tuesday said. “We are going to take what we head coach Eric Nichols said. “Their night at Cochrane field in a rematch learned from this game and get bet- wasnt an area where we were strong at 1 1 of last years’ 2-0 loss. BG could not ter tomorrow. We have another game tonight and I dont think their was and 2 avenge the loss losing 2-1 which makes Saturday and that’s what we are area were we were terriable at either. their record 2-5-4. thinking about now.” We just did not play our game tonight.” In Tuesday’s game BG out-shot Anthony Grant made the only goal After having five road games, BG Detroit with 21 shot attempts to for BG at the 37:45 mark with a tap- was finally home in front of a crowd of Detroit’s 13 shot attempts. BG also had in at a far post, which was assisted 765 people who were cheering lowdly more corner kicks in Tuesday’s game by Joe Sullivan and Ryan Snashall. for their home team, but they could 1 0 with five corner kicks to Detroit’s two. Zachary Atwood scored Detroit’s not get the win. 1 Detroit walked away from the game first goal at the 44:19 mark and Adam with more saves than BG with a eight Bedell scored their second goal at the See SOCCER | Page 7 BG Football looks to become bowl eligible Falcons travel to Mississippi for matchup with Mississippi State
By Alex Krempasky The only other SEC team BG has Sports Editor played is the University of Kentucky Wildcats. The Falcons and Wildcats The BG football team will be tak- faced each other three times, all of ing its talent and new equipment which were in Lexington, Ky. The truck to Starkville, Miss., Saturday to Falcons lost to UK 20-14 in 1979, take on its Southeastern Conference 21-20 in 1980 and BG finally defeated opponent, the 2-3 Mississippi State UK 30-26 in 1985. Mark Brown | THE BG NEWS University Bulldogs. BG has faced current-SEC mem- BG Volleyball works together to set and spike the ball to the Northern Illinois defense Sept. 28 at the Stroh. They beat Northern Illinois three sets to zero. The Falcons are currently 5-1 on ber, the University of Missouri the season and look to break the bowl Tigers, five times, but the Tigers were eligible mark this weekend in their a member of the Big-12 Conference best season start since 2003 when in all five meetings between the two Volleyball splits MAC games during weekend they defeated the Northwestern teams. BG holds a 3-2 record against University Wildcats 28-24 in the the Tigers, with the most recent vic- By Noah Jones “Lindsey is our most consis- “Good teams do that,” said Motor City Bowl in Detroit. The 2003 tory coming in 2002. Reporter tent player,” Tomic said. “She Tomic. “Ohio is a top ranked team went 7-1 before losing its sec- With a win against Mississippi plays on a higher level and she is serving team. They don’t really ond game to the Miami University State, BG would become bowl eli- BG volleyball went 1-1 on the a big reason [why] we won.” have any weaknesses.” RedHawks 33-10 on Nov. 4, 2003. gible for the second straight sea- road this weekend with a win Tomic said Butterfield is the This was the Falcons’ first This is the first meeting between son. It would also be the first win against Kent State University and main reason the team is able MAC loss of the season. BG and Mississippi State and the against a BCS automatic qualifying a loss against Ohio University. to win. “We have to play our best [to second time the Falcons have team since the Falcons defeated the Their record is now 6-9 overall, “We are fortunate to have beat teams like Ohio University],” played in the state of Mississippi University of Pittsburgh Panthers and 3-1 in the Mid-American her here,” she said. “Lindsey Tomic said. “They played the since the inception of the program 27-17 in 2008 and the first victory Conference. is an emotional leader on the entire point and we didn’t.” in 1919. BG’s only game in the state against a SEC team since their vic- Against KSU, the Falcons went team and she wills the team to Paige Penrod was the only of Mississippi was on Nov. 11, 1978 tory against Kentucky in 1985. four sets, winning the first two play better.” Falcon to earn double-digit against the University of Southern BG’s matchup against Mississippi in overtime sets, 26-28 in set one The team works hard on kills while two starters, Jelena Mississippi Golden Eagles, a game in State marks the first time it has not and 26-24 in the second. communicating on the court, Sunjic and Kaitlyn Skinner, which the Falcons lost 38-21. face a Mid-American Conference “We played good enough Tomic said. had negative attacking per- This game is the second year in opponent since its Parents’ to win,” said coach Danijela “Lindsey is a very emotional, centages. The team’s attacking a row the Falcons have played a Weekend game against Murray Tomic. “But this was not our passionate person and we count percentage was .122. school from the SEC, arguably the State University in September. best match.” on her to play the way she has OU had an attacking percent- nation’s most superior conference in The Falcons are currently placed Tomic said the team was for- been,” Tomic said. “Every team age of .278. college football. BG traveled to the first in the MAC-East Division with tunate to win the first two sets needs that type of player.” “When you play a team like University of Florida this past year to three MAC conference wins so far in and if the team hadn’t won the The Falcons did not have the Ohio, playing average against take on the Gators in the 2012 season the season. BG’s conference record second set, she is not sure they same amount of luck against this team got our butts kicked,” opener, but lost 27-14. will not be altered with a win or a loss could have won the match. the Bobcats. Tomic said. Before 2012, the last time BG com- against the Bulldogs this weekend. Lindsey Butterfield commited Tomic said her team was not The Falcons will continue peted against another SEC team BG and Mississippi State will two errors en route to her high- used to being out blocked in MAC play when they host the dated back to 1996 when the Falcons kick off in Starkville at 7:30 p.m. on est attacking percentage of her games. OU out blocked BG 13 to University of Buffalo Bulls (14- traveled to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to play Saturday. Follow BG New Sports career and lead her team with 17 6. The Bobcats also out aced the 3, 2-2 MAC) at the Stroh Center the University of Alabama Crimson on Facebook and Twitter for live kills in the match. Falcons 7 aces to 1. 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anthony malinak | THE BG NEWS bg soccer celebrates a goal against Evansville at Cochrane Stadium on Sept. 22. The Falcons will look to get their first win of the season Friday against NIU. Women’s soccer tries for first win Friday at home By Tara Jones prepare the way we’ve been starters, from last year. 1.58 and shots per game with Reporter preparing,” Basalyga said. “I True freshman Taylor an average of 9.6. think when you look at a result Bucaro, who scored her first Senior Ivi Casagrande said SUDOKU The BG women’s soccer team like that, a 0-5 result, there’s a lot collegiate goal against Eastern the Toledo match gives her To play: Complete the grid continues their homestand at of different factors playing into Michigan last Friday, believes team added excitement this so that every row, column Cochrane Field this weekend that. We’re just going to stick to their match against the Huskies week going into practice, given and every 3 x 3 box contains the digits 1 to 9. There is no provides an opportunity for the the Toledo and BG rivalry. with a pair of Mid-American our process and [decide] what guessing or math involved. Conference matches. The do we need to do to be a little Falcons to get their first win. “I think we have a really Just use logic to solve Falcons will take on Northern bit better than the game before, “We are very confident good opportunity to beat Illinois Friday, Oct. 11 and but not necessarily hang every- that this can be our first win,” Toledo at home. They’re Toledo Sunday, Oct. 13. thing on an 0-5 result.” Bucaro said. “They haven’t won always really good ... and the Bowling Green sits at an The Huskies of Northern on the road yet and we do get game is always a really hard overall record of 0-10-0 and a Illinois come to Cochrane pumped up for home games, game, but it’s Toledo, it’s our MAC record of 0-4-0 going into Field Friday with a 4-7-1 over- especially our Friday games.” rival,” Casagrande said. “We the weekend. all and 2-2-0 in the MAC. NIU Toledo enters with an over- love playing Toledo. We love BG Head Coach Lindsay is also 0-6-0 on the road. The all record of 4-8-0 and a con- the competitive aspect of Basalyga said coming off of a Huskies average 1.33 goals ference record of 1-3-0. The the game.” 0-5 loss to Western Michigan scored per game and 9.6 shots Rockets will play at Central Friday’s match against NIU does not change her approach per game, both which are Michigan Friday before com- is set to kick off at 7 p.m. and to preparation for the higher than the averages for ing to BG on Sunday. UT also Sunday’s game against Toledo upcoming matches. the Falcons. NIU returned 23 leads the Falcons in average begins at 1 p.m. Both will be “We’re going to continue to letterwinners, including nine goals scored per game with played at Cochrane Field.
VICTORIA CELLA | THE BG NEWS RYAN SNASHELL attempts to dribble the ball away from a Detroit defender in a 2-1 loss Tuesday night at Cochrane Field.
playing,” forward Anthony our performance wasnt good SOCCER Grant said. “We now have to enough to get the win so we From Page 6 go back to the drawing board are going to work on improv- and work hard and keep prac- ing on both sides of the field.” According to Nichols, hav- ticing until we figure out what On Saturday, BG is host- ing that crowd cheer for them we are missing”. ing Northern Illinois at “Hop in! We’re going helps them get into a better “There were moments 7p.m. against another to the Melt Shoppe.” mindset instead of having the in the game where we were Mid-American Conference crowd against them. better offensively and there opponent. They will look to Comingsoon, This October 2013 “We played OK tonight, but were moments in the game improve their MAC record we could have done better where we were better defen- and add another win to their based on how we have been sively Kumher said. “Overall overall record.
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