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Giants 34-7 last night in MM ^-—/ www.bgnews.com S Kl TNEWS VOLUME 90 ISSUE 85 PEP receives $30,000 \ferizon grant By Marie Chiche African-American and Hispanic "The program is an opportunity for ing some doctoral level instruc- has supported the program. In WOULD AND NATION REPORTER high school students. It gives tors. 1998, PEP received $10,000 from The University Pre-College them an opportunity to reside on those students to experience "It helps to prepare future the foundation. In 1999, it was Enrichment Program (PF.P) campus and attend academic what college is about." workers because these kids have $20,000. This year's grant is the received a $30,000 grant from the classes in science, mathematics, an opportunity to attend school." largest Verizon foundation award Verizon Foundation, a philan- computer technology, English SHEILA BROWN, PEP DIRECTOR said Theresa Lane, who works for to a non-profit organization. thropic arm of Verizon composition, philosophy and Verizon. "We are very active in the com- Communications. career choices. Other activities, also encourages high school gram. A large proportion of the "I had the opportunity to speak munity as far as a company," Stephen F.uton, Verizon man- such as field trips, are designed to minority students toward higher PEP budget is spent on covering to these students a few years ago. Euton said. He added Verizon has ager for Regional Customers encourage personal growth. education. residence hall and dining services For many of them, the program had a long-standing commit- Operations presented the check "The program is an opportuni- The PEP will use the grant fees for the students. The rest of just gives them a chance to ment to education through the to the PEP during the Black Issues ty for diose students to experi- funds to increase its operating the grant will allow the program become involved in the college support of higher learning Conference on Sunday. ence what college is about," said budget, allowing more students to provide high qualities activi- experience," Lane added. opportunities for Ohio diverse The PFP program is aimed at Sheila Brown, the PEP director. It to become involved in the pro- ties, field trips and staff; includ- It is not the first time Verizon population.
toBG By Marie Chiche WORLD ANO NATION REPORTER The Bowling Green community celebrated the Chinese new year this weekend. Organized by the Chinese Students Scholars and Students Organization, the sold out event gathered around 300 people dur- ing more than four hours at St. MliNrtMeBOIkM Mark's Lutheran Church on work on Wfaoster Street Saturday night. GETTING WIRED: A mess of blue wires can be found this week at the Moore Musical Arts Center. For $6 everybody was able to get a taste of the Chinese culture. From the food to the perfor- mances, all was set to inform and Supernet instruct the audience about China. "It was wonderful, better than what I had expected. There was a High-speed lot of crowd," said Gun Chao, a project lunior. All the performances were inte- By Ktmberly Dupps STAFF REPORTER grated in an accurate cultural background. Folk dances and While most students avoided the trenches and opera songs were mixed with blue wires from the Supemet projects, some more modem Chinese music. An University students were working on the front original choreography on lines of the Supemet construction. "Footloose" was followed later on technology Lisa Case and Sarah Overmeyer are among by a folk dance from the Tibetan several students who are interning for the Plateau. University on the Supemet project A lot of the songs and poetry Both of the Supemet project managers are recitals were in Chinese, but they senior construction management majors, were either translated or although Case is also majoring in architecture. explained before being played. "We are working with the construction side of Two songs were performed by the update rather than the technological side," the Chinese Club, composed of coming to U. Overmeyer said. students learning Chinese or Overmeyer is responsible for filling out work interested in the Chinese culture. ByleffAmett Bell also said that the rooms in residence halls will orders for the sites, as well as doing walk TfCHNOtOGV RE.P0R1 [ R not be rewired as pan of the project. As a result, they The club members practiced for throughs to make sure that everything is going two weeks to learn the songs in The University's technology' infrastructure project will be limited to 10 mbps - rewiring will occur as they well. is quickly moving ahead. are renovated. Shared spaces, however, like residence Chinese. "I coordinate things for the project," said Case, "The students are very excited "We're moving much faster than originally sched- hall computer labs, are all being wired, he said, and who is spending her second semester on the pro- uled," said Wayne Colvin, associate project manager. about their performance. The they will run at the same speed ject. "I help to decide more the)' learn about Chinese Switching buildings over to the new network was as the rest of campus. where to place AV cabinets, scheduled to begin in March. Hayes Hall was conduits and big outlets" festival, culture and people, the Colvin said Harshman and more they are interested in learn- switched during Winter Break, however, and the However, the project Kreisher are close to the stan- ing the language," said Fang Lu, a computer labs in the Technology Building have dard for the rest of campus. managers are also respon- already been switched. Colvin said the rest of the sible for finishing the Chinese Instructor and the technology Building will be finished by Feb. 5. So what is the point of mak- Chinese Club advisor. ing the new network so fast, if details of the project sites. After that, WBGU, the local public broadcasting Although Overmeyer has While the attendance was station on Troup Street, will be switched over, and no one has equipment to take mostly Chinese, a lot of interna- advantage of it? only been an intern with tional students and members then the buildings in the southwest comer of cam- the University since the Bell said replacement of from the Bowling Green commu- pus. That will happen around the end of February, beginning of the semester, Colvin said. computers is not part of the nity were there. Most of the she has enough experience University students present were Wiring has been finished in about 35 buildings, he infrastructure project, but the with the project to notice said, and by the end of the semester about 70 build- University will try to replace either taking classes in Chinese the detail. She worked on language or culture. All were very ings will be done and 40 cut over to the new network. computers every two to three the project from May until receptive to the celebration. Over 500 computers are now running on the new years. New uses will be avail- October with Romanoff network, Colvin said, and everything is working well. able as computers on campus "The food was very nice. It was Electric very unusual but at the same time Donald Bell, project manager, said that though the are upgraded, and Bell men- Romanoff is one of the new network is far faster than the old one, it might tioned several other uses, very pleasant to the tongue," said many companies working Patrick Gray, a University gradu- not be apparent to most people. including "broadcast" video on on the project. "The network is going to be invisible to some of the campus, which would allow ate student. Gase finds the number But for some students, this was computers," Bell said. students to watch speeches or of companies on site to be Trie wiring for the new network is able to handle campus events at their leisure. more than just a celebration. of interest. "It is very important for me. I 700 million bits per second (mbps), enough band- He also said next year the "I have learned so much width, according to Bell, to transmit 400 VHS-quality University might join Internet actually celebrate it with my fami- that I could not have ly back home," said Siv-Pheng television programs simultaneously. 2, a group that includes other learned at any other job. Ung, a French graduate student of The Ethernet cards in computers on campus, on universities with very fast net- You have so many different the other hand, allow a top speed of 10 or 100 mbps, works. Chinese origin. trades working toward one Lu said the Chinese New Year, though most computers cannot send or receive data He said faculty will develop uses for it over time, goal in one project," Gase said. that fast. In addition, few off-campus Internet and a robust network is going to be needed for peo- also called Spring Festival, is a Overmeyer feels that she has received valuable time for family reunion and doing resources allow speeds anywhere near 10 mbps. The ple in every discipline. hands-on experience. new network wUl not speed those up, it will only "Every university realizes we need these kinds of offering to the ancestors. "I get to learn a lot more about construction "Spring Festival is like eliminate congestion within the University's network abilities," Bell said. "They all realize that they need and how to build an infrastructure by working on that might slow access to them. this kind of technology infrastructure." Christmas in Western countries," the project." she said. 2 Monday. January 29, 2001 BG NEWS Marietta College prof resigns after arrest By Kate York College administrators taking the at keeping on top of any prob- tion was following the guidelines the accused faculty member, and to do with if they've done some- U-WIRE first steps toward terminating lems." for the termination and dismissal the Board of Trustees. thing illegal; it has only to do with MARIETTA, Ohio - Computer him. Mader said he took on the of a tenured faculty member A hearing then takes place at their ability to do their job com- Science Professor and Anderson was arrested in director position in addition to from the Faculty Handbook. which both the administration petently." Information Technology Director December for unlawful sexual teaching five computer science ."We |were| bound by contract and the accused can testify. The DeWine said administrators Eugene Robert Anderson has conduct with a minor and is also courses this semester. and by the Faculty Handbook to Faculty Council serves as the for- were not assuming that resigned from Marietta College, being investigated for prostitu- It would be more beneficial to do this," she said. mal hearings board and deter- Anderson is guilty of criminal announced college administra- tion, the use of minors in sexually the program to have someone According to the handbook, mines the legitimacy of the charges by seeking his termina- tors Wednesday. Anderson signed explicit material, and other sex who could devote more time and grounds for termination are "(1) charges. tion. an irrevocable resignation which, crimes. Some of the incidents energy to it, he said. demonstrated incompetence or DeWine said she and President "|He has| a right to a fair trial," according to Federal law, is bind- allegedly took place in his Mills "My first priority has to be my dishonesty in teaching or lean Scon had already notified she said." |The steps to terminate ing after seven days and takes Hall office on the Marietta classes," Mader said. "And then I research, (2) substantial and the Faculty Council, chaired by him had nothing to do with pre- effect Friday. College campus. Anderson, who can provide extra help." manifest neglect of duty, or (3) Robert Walker, of their request for judging the criminal case. This The agreement states that has worked for the college since DeWine said the college is personal conduct, such as sexual a hearing has to do with a violation of our Anderson cannot return to 1981, has said that he is innocent looking for an employee to per- harassment, which substantially DeWine emphasized that the internal policies." Marietta College in any position of the charge. manently fill the position. impairs the individual's fulfill- hearing would have been com- Tenure is provided for some or capacity. Following Anderson's arrest, If the process of terminating ment of the faculty member's pletely separate from the crimi- faculty members in order to pro- ftovost Sue DeWine said she Computer Science Chair Dave Anderson had continued, it may institutional responsibilities." nal trail that Anderson will under- tect them from being fired with- was not surprised by the resigna- Mader temporarily took over as have been the first time such an If the provost and the president go- out cause, DeWine said. tion. Information Technology action had occurred at the col- of the college feel that charges "It's important to understand "Tenure is only granted after six "It was clear he could not Director. lege, DeWine said. against a faculty member, which that the procedure we go through or seven years, | during which a return to his position and needed "I think things are running "Idon't know that it'sever hap- can brought up by any member internally is not a criminal case," professor'sl performance is eval- to be separated from the college," smoothly," Mader said. pened at Marietta," she said. of the college community, are she said. "We Iwouldn't have uated," she said. "They have to she said. "Obviously, we're not launching "(The termination of a tenured serious enough to warrant termi- been] trying the same case |as the prove themselves and demon- Anderson's resignation also any big, new applications now, employeel is very rare." nation, they can bring written justice system is). Professors can strate that they're outstanding came on the heels of Marietta but the staff has been very good DeWine said the administra- charges to the Faculty Council, be detenured and it has nothing teachers." Perm State U. sorority sister goes on 'Survivor If By Jenn Heinold "Survivor II" cast members, is a makes the show more fun to ferent backgrounds," Okinsky are particularly worried about, Thursday night ratings, NBC U rt IR [ 22-year-old from Beaver, Pa. and watch." said. because a snake bite is lethal," plans to expand the episodes of UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - belongs to Alpha Gamma Delta So does being a member of Jeff Probst will host the second explained Dr. Adrian Cohen on Friends, making them 40 min- the CBS Web site. utes long instead of 30. "Survivor II: The Australian sorority. AGD give Brkich an advantage installment of Survivor, which Outback" will premiere after the laneTozzini (sophomore-jour- over other Survivor II cast mem- will take place in the state of "We have five of the 10 dead- Beginning Feb. 1 and continu- liest snakes in this area," Cohen ing throughout the month, the Super Bowl on Sunday. nalism), vice president of campus bers? Queensland, Australia. relations for Pennsylvania State Queensland, Australia's sec- said. show will run until 8:40 p.m. The set-up is the same as the According to Nicole Okinsky University's chapter of Alpha (senior-pre-medicine), vice presi- ond-largest state, is about two After the two-hour premiere of From 8:40 p.m. until 9 p.m. original Survivor - lfi people will Gamma Delta (AGD), said that dent of scholarship for Penn and a half times the size of Texas. Survivor II: The Australian "Saturday Night Live" will air new compete for a million dollar she and her sorority sisters plan State's AGD chapter, it does. It encompasses the wettest, Outback airs on Sunday, it will sketches, performed live. prize, each week one person will to watch the premiere of Survivor Okinsky said that being a most tropical region of the conti- take the 8 p.m. time slot on Tozzini said that since her be voted off the island and the II to support their fellow sorority member of AGD has taught her nent and boasts more than 70 Thursdays on CBS. sorority sisters are huge fans of sole survivor gets the cash. member. some very valuable survival skills. species of marsupials, 79 species This puts it in direct competi- Friends, they will compromise. The "Survivor II" cast includes "Our entire chapter is watching "We're a very diversified soror- of snakes, 161 lizard species and tion with NBC's "Friends." "We're going to tape 'Survivor' eight men and eight women. the premiere," Tozzini said. "It's ity, so we leam how to deal with more than 40 species of bats. In an attempt to preserve its and watch it after we watch Amber Brkich, one of the 16 exciting and the connection different types of people from dif- "The snakes are the ones we eight-year domination of Friends,'" Tozzini said.
a Student Organizations Tuesday January 30th *fkT l\loon-4pm u 101 Olscamp Hall with over 300 organizations, , there are plenty of reasons to get involved sponsored b vv Involvement for more information call: ■.*(»*•.« 372-2343 or [email protected] BG NEWS Monday, January 29,2001 3 So where can I CROSSWORD shove your ACROSS 1 Skjmtta Slag Done mega-phone? lOSnaoow It's moo-tastic! 14 Sneap output 15 Aroanene pair. Just a little teaser for the IS Andes people 17 Unsupported And sports section: Assistant vukwacle IS Eve's grandson Sports Editor Nick Hurm 20 Old la lor 21 Poorgrede gives a little taste of the 22 Scads 23 Female deer 25 TrWy crap he endured this 27 last-minute hour' :Eii! !I«!EE! weekend. Let's just say it 32 Puget Sound aty 3SHmts includes a mega-phone, 36 Green laa 36 Singer Torme a plump Kent state fan 39 Zoom 40" Oefcalo and Forrest Gump. ConrJton" 41 Metric meas 42 Trturman orPulp Ficeon 43 Sum cream 44 Mortise Insert 45 Setvtngtroy 47 Impairtog 6 Not fufMed PROBLEMS? 49 Gossp 9 Alomar and 51 Srvjwy porroimor Ctomerte 52 Sobbed 10 Piece of man's About to trade in 54 Haughtily atom (owolry 56 VaVetske labrc 11 Letters aflei your Super Bowl ring for 61 Countertenor dares 62 Wonted togener 12 God's (MM the answer to 1 down? 64 Fastening 13 Htc/tfandmss substance 16 Centering pewits Fear not, faithful reader. 65 Cathedra' 24 Coon brother We have the answers, and are Wine and cheese vs. PBR? Instrument 26 WrtlBf Fleming 66 Camad a tune 2/ tonga sr-adas quite willing to part with them. of those people thought it was have to dress in '80s garb. The 67 Saucmoss 28 Alpaca kin in a keg? 68 AgrHlod states 29 Australian I tee All you need to do is check the pretty funny. more stone-washed your jeans The music can be up to you. 69 Fare- _-»ll 30 TwO'tOQBt answer key, still located on this Every party after that had to get are, the better. The music can be gesture KEVIN Really bad country music or real- DOWN 31 Promoted to very page. We think. better, so we decided the only brought to you via the soundtrack 1 Deuces excess AEH ly cheesy metal will do. answer would be theme parties. to "American Psycho." Bonus 2 Black sheep 33 Juicy hurt The Beach Party. ssmdgen 34 •Dream _ w*h FiederW 53 Ms. FiUgeiakJ Party Guy! It's the perfect solution to a points if you have E.T. playing on Nothing beats the winter time 4 Move letcncuMy me..." 44 Gentler 55 Yankee Bcr-n tired, old party. the television in the background. 6 WW vessel win 37 Duchess ol York 46 Write House 57 Frna blues than some Coronas and a lid 40 Covered noes 56 Beehive Stale This column is dedicated to all 6 Open-plan fining Some of the following themes The 70s Shindig. frozen margaritas. Mix in some walkways 48 Vdnsn eiperts 59 Actress Russo area 41 Urse barrel 50 Potental oex 60 Border the people out there who throw have been used in my house, the The '80s are really in, but the 7 Domestic wortter patties. surfer tunes, your favorite pair of 43 " NOTh 5? OsdUKs a OH 63Tapgenlly others will be used this semester. 70s are still fun. I went to the best sunglasses, plus all of your friends On behalf of the people you Wine and Cheese. 70s party a few years ago. It was dressed up as well, and you have invite to your parties (and those This is the perfect gathering for in a BG apartment AD of the fur- yourself a great time. Buying sand who crash them) I thank you. a Thursday night. You might not niture was replaced by bean bags OHIO WEATHER I must also say that I am tired of feel like going all the way, but, and pouring it all over your floor Monday, January 29 and there was tin-foil on the is optional. It would make the AccuWeathei* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high attending lame panics. you still want to do something. walls. It felt just like the basement temperatures I realized early last semester Why not make it a classy event from "That 70s Show." party ten times better, but I'd that parties around here are start- with some wine and cheese? I'm not going to insult you by understand if you don't want to "^7 ing to get lame. The cause of this Invite some friends over and kick telling what to wear or what clean it up the next day. realization was the failure to meet back European style. (Wine and music to play. We've all been These ideas should get the ball the standards of both myself and cheese just seems like a very through the 70s, even if some of rolling and help you think of my friends, even our own festivi- European thing to me.) us weren't even alive during the some really good and perhaps ties were sub-par. You can invite as many guests decade. even better themes for your party. We decided that our parties as you want, as long as you have The White Trash Bash. After you bounce some ideas off needed a little bit of spice. The enough wine glasses. This is the We all know the term "white of your roommates and come up next party we had, we decided only drawback, considering most trash." This party is not intended with the perfect theme, all you that we would pretend to be hosts of us do not have a full set of wine to make fun of this certain type of have to do is have the party. of an awards show, as well as glasses yet. lust tell your guests to culture, but to celebrate it for one Just don't forget to invite me. party hosts. B.Y.O.WG. night I'm sure you remember back The'SOsFaity. You can dress as you feel Editor's Note: The BG Neivs in the day when hosts of awards Whether you like or not. the appropriate. At the white trash does not condone the consump- shows would change clothes in '80s are back. In fact, I'm wearing bash 1 hosted, Nascar and WWF tion of alcohol, unless the invita- between every award. a circa-1983 tweed blazer as I type were the honorary themes. tion was right and the theme was We didn't hand out any awards this. Forties were handed out at the good Oh, and if you weren't sure during the bash, so half way What better way to celebrate door, (while supplies lasted of what B.Y.O.WG. means or you through, we all changed outfits. the decade the members of the- course). The cheaper the beer, had some suggestions for Mr. ^ "1 Porumoutri ISV/W | r It was a hit. freshmen class were bom in than, the better. Kevin Aeh let him know at: C 2001 AccuWeatner, inc. Most people noticed, and most to have a party? Everyone would Does Pabst Blue Ribbon come [email protected] CM 6*> «*s,i, 6S< £Se* <££& Sunny Pt Oouoy OMOf Showers Tstorroa Ran Flumas Snow tea Random, but nonetheless V* AuocnitaPrau THREE-DAY FORECAST thoroughly interesting Tuesday Wednesday Thursday MIKE being dumped by his girlfriend, a no trouble locating him for arrest PIN6REE 35-year-oldman Moenchengladbach, Germany, BOB? HEY, BOB!? ARE YOU ® VwOuA the luchng (its tried to take his own life by turn- OK? BOB? Bob Talley turned 100 Rain Rain Snow ing on all the gas spigots in the years old, and, as with all good cellar of his apartment building Englishmen who reach that mile- 'NIGHT MOM, THINK I'LL and then waiting for the fumes to - stone, he received a congratulato- High: 41' High: 39* High:36 TURN IN EARLY: A soldier, who do him in. romanced a 15-year-old girl on ry telegram from the queen. After Low: 34' Low: 32* Low: 28* He ultimately changed his reading her majesty's message, the Internet, went AWOL from his mind, however, turned off the gas unit at Fort Knox. Ky., and wound he dropped dead. and headed back upstairs to his JUST JACK: The theme of up hung in her bedroom closet Page 3 today is cool guys. for three weeks, unbeknownst to apartment. A FAILURE OF OUR EDUCA- ANSWERS You see, Jack Nicholson is the her mother. On the way, he Ut a cigarette. TION SYSTEM: Two Las Vegas The explosion ripped off the roof only man who can wear sun- The mother worked, so Jeffrey teens went to Pittsburgh to exe- T 1 >< ■ I i N s 5 S s H r 0 and destroyed two walls, but the •■ N v fl Cl V ■i o s glasses indoors and still Martin, 26, had the run of the cute a scam, buying a whole lot of d 0 l V man survived. <1 3 1 V ■J i o 3 o oooze "coolness." Even at the Mount Vemon, Ohio, home when expensive goods with 37 counter- 1 M n i 3 A A 0 1 d she wasn't there, but stayed in the n * H ■C ' N ripe ole' age o' 63 he's kickin' feit credit cards, police said. n V 1 5 closet when she was. JUST PARK IT IN THE DRIVE- 0 N i 0 v » 3 A ' it Jack-style. "Ever dance WAY: A man made a fraudulent A clerk became suspicious of "I feel like chicken tonight.' N (1 N 1 i H 1 N u 1 V s n Mom found out about it when O ' 1 » s V c ,d I a u with the devil in the pale lennifer Jordan and Melissa Neal she went to put some things away purchase of a $41,000 truck, using 1 i * N 0 i A 8 i 'i 3 I|H '• when one of them misspelled Los V n 0 V IN■ 3 A 5 i moon light?" and founddishesanda bed in the someone else's name, credit his- Angeles, where they claimed to [■] anna BHQ -Also check out Bob Dylan closet. Martin was out at the time. tory and Social Security number s N O I ■ -i 3 H'* ■>[' v i s be from, as "Los Angles." They located in your lower right The girl admitted everything. so he wouldn't have to pay, and s O N I ■- n i 1 V|N|0 1 1 0 V D N II [•; N V 1 1 0 ) M comer. The cops found the man nearby so the transaction could in no were arrested. ^ 1 l V TBVH n n 1 1 - ■i 1 in his pickup truck and arrested way be traced to him, police said. him for corrupting a minor. Then, he had the truck deliv- Read a second Looking Glass ered to his actual address. column on the Internet at WORD OF THE DAY AW, WHO NEEDS HER?! BA- Armed with his Fairmont, www.pingieeslookingglass.com. SOPHOMORE BOOOOOOM! Despondent after WVa., home address, police had ©7MS Campus, 2001 Interesting website worth checking out Pronounclallon: "saf-'mOr-ik ON-LINE CONTEST!!! Function: adjective www.bust.com Date: 18131: conceited and ...tell em' that Supa MB sent ya'! overconfident of knowledge but Party Guy Kevin Aeh suggests that poorly informed and immature a wine and cheese party would be 2: of, relating to, or character- DITHERED TW?TS by Stan Waling istic of a sophomore (soph- great. Well, as much as we would moric prank) also:something that is a bit of an inside joke like to, Page 3 can,'t give away wine. around the newsroom, but its really not that funny. The next best thing is of course ... Easy Cheese! To win A can, all you SAY WHAT?!? Chico: have to do is log on to "Right now I'd do any- thing for money. Td kill www.fettiews.coJf|fpage3/| somebody for money. I'd kill YOU for money. (Harpo looks dejected.) Ha ha ha. Ah, no. You're TANGLED UP IN my friend. I'd kill you for WHAT? For those of you nothing (Harpo smiles.)" that don't know Bob Dylan is 'the man." He wrote "All THE COCONUTS (1929) Along the Watchtower" and MOVIE STARRING THE MARX his son is pretty darn hot! BROTHERS (DUH!) These are just opinions, of Waiter, there's a fly in my antal" course! 4 Monday, January 29,2001 BGNEWS COUPLE BELIEVES THEY'VE FOUND RECIPE nnn.uuiiunj.buiiHuuirii SHELBYVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The handwritten note that Tommy and Cherry Settle discovered in their base- ment a year ago could be the answer to one of the country's best kept culinary secrets — Colonel Hariand Sanders' recipe for fried chicken. The couple bought their home from Sanders and his wife, Claudia. OPINION EDITORIAL Serving nobody, save students "The BG News is an indepen- campus, tackling thought-pro- The production of our paper and applied after one hears news. But But we do not only call for pub- dently run studenl newspaper voking subjects and issues, YOU DECIDE our staff paychecks are fully fund- that is a personal interpretation. lishing the facts, but for also pro- thai serves the Bowling Green encouraging discussion and ed by advertisement sales. This News is facts, put forth for public viding a way for students to Slate University campus and the response from its readers." What are your thoughts on means that we do not have any- dissemination. express their reactions to what Is town of Bowling Green. Like any This is the BG News mission the purpose of a student one hovering over us, telling us When considering what news happening on campus. professional paper, the BG News statement. Its purpose is to set publication? Let us know at what or what not to print. We are to print, first and foremost in our Advertising, columns and letters has a respoasibility to print infor- standards for the type of content [email protected] not beholden to any outside minds are the University stu- are ways for students and faculty mation its readers need and want this newspaper will look for and interest. dents. They deserve to know the to publicly react to the events and to report the information attempt everyday to publish. Instead, our responsibility is to happenings around campus, and around them or those presented accurately and fairly. As a college This statement was also creat- Student newspapers are many present all the information possi- they deserve to hear it firsthand, in the newspaper. paper, however, the BG News also ed to explain the purpose of our times financially obligated to ble in a way that is objective. The and with all sides presented. The BG News strives toward has a responsibility to reflect the campus newspaper because their universities. Such an obliga- best decision is reached when That is how this publication is this mission, but it also strives for concerns and enthusiasms of the often times, student-run news- tion, as with most monetary you. the reader, have all the infor- meant to function, not as a public another goal. It strives to instill students In addition to providing papers are under different influ- ones, can and are used to deter- mation in front of you. relations tool. Our purpose is, pri- these ideals in Its employees, the news, the BG News should be ences than professional papers mine the content of the paper. In that light, there is no such marily, as a watchdog. We desire combining their education in the an intellectual forum for the such as The New York Times or We are a student newspaper. thing as "good news" or "bad to know the truth, and we desire classroom with the education of USA Today. However, we are independent. news." These terms are only to put it into print. the newsroom. II WIRE COLUMN The myth of the PEOPLE IEITERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET are now strewn about in the most amtehy $370 a student per semes- What will be the Recycling hideous places would not have ter. Super Bowl score? been tolerated by students initial- I can hear it now. "Cha-ching!!" American hero remains ly. Most students have just let it Under the current policy the (Asked during the roll over their shoulders, like I Department of Mathematics and first quarter) have until now. Statistics only offers small classes AT ISSUE In the race for every piece of dirt on every important My main concern, however, is in all (oiiscs to help facilitate the BiC Charge usage on the learning. Well we would obvious- celebrity, the loser is the hero figure. Concerning the BG News arti- machines. ly change that. Once every couple cle, from the Friday, January 19, No matter how little the of years each math professor/ IOWA CITY, Iowa - A friend instructor would be allowed to once told me how her mother STEPHEN edition, entitled "Plastic Hurts University was making on having BALSLEY Recycling," I would like to just regular old pop machines, teach an introductory class with cried when she read in the paper emphasize that the Uiversity they made the revenue up on the over 300 students, similar to what that Mickey Mantle was an alco- U.Iowa remains committed to the con- University students who could most other large universities do. holic. tinued development of our recy- conveniently use their BGSU ID This would amount to a semester The famous center fielder for cling program on campus. While on the machines. salary of over $100K the New York Yankees was driven Does this mean I should write the effect of the new "pouring Now, this may not be a huge Imagine how much Pepsi one to drink by the stress of his play- to Lance and ask him to drop his TRICIA WILLIAMS rights" contract on the recycling issue for anyone but myself, but it could buy with that amount of ing days — and the pressure sponsorship? Or do I take into SOPHOMORE revenues from metal containers really bothers me that none of cash! is being evlauated, the University these stupid new machines have applied on him by his manager. consideration that Nike never MARKETING Casey Stengel. The media had stopped sponsoring Lance dur- administration has been com- the BiG Charge card accesibility Dr. Warren McGovem known about Mickey's illness ing his chemotherapy treatment, "Ravens, 31-0.1 don't mitted from the beginning of the Nor are any of the remaining Dept. Math and Stats warrenb@bonet bgsu edu since his years as a ballplayer, but even after the cancer had spread pouring rights discussions two machines left so that students know anything about years ago to insure that any who carry no cash on them can reading those words written to his brain? I don't know. football, though." reduction in container revenues enjoy a nice, crisp, refreshing bev- about a national hero drove my Now. Simon & Schuster pub- to the recycling program would erage after a thoroughly boring mother's friend to tears. lishing house is advancing Hillary be offset by increased financial lecture or long day of work and Mickey Mantle was a national Rodham Clinton $8 million for support for recycling from other classes by simply sliding their Let citizens of icon. He had been protected for her memoirs. In an industry in iniiiiiiinn.il sources. card. years by a sympathetic media which first-time authors are not In the early 1990s, the State of Not only do the pop machines Georgia decide that once covered up scandals known for receiving big contracts, Ohio mandated a 25% reduction not have the BiG Charge option, about famous people to help Clinton's book will have to outsell of solid waste going into landfills. but I have noticed that more and flag issue them maintain a respectful almost all pieces of nonfiction Most municipalities, businesses more of the other machines (cof- image. But now the media have written to date to turn any form of and institutions — including fee, candy) that have the card BGSU — achieved this reduction readers state "Use Cash Only" This is in regards to the article changed. profit. through recycling. To financially instead of the more friendly and about the state flag of Georgia Richard Ben Cramer recently Can we assume that Simon & WEI WANG GRADUATE support our recycling efforts over acceptable "Cash or Card." printed In the Thursday paper. published a biography of Joe Schuster bought this book the past ten years, our recycling Is it the University's conspiracy Originally the confederate flag, DiMaggio, another famous center because of the thrilling tales of MASS COMMUNICATIONS program has been funded pri- to rip students of this delight? the "Stars and Bars." was only a fielder for the New York Yankees. Clinton's years in law school, or "/ really don't have a marily by four components: We all know the answer is "no." way for the Southern forces to be The book highlights the life of a do we conclude that this will be a General Fee Allocations, income but since when does the entire able to tell themselves apart from man who was a national hero. "tell-all" about her years in the clue. Who's playing?" from sales of recycled materials, profit of the University count the Northern forces. During the Cramer shatters this myth by White House? For $8 million, I external public and private grants more than accommodating the Civil War there were not a lot of telling the truth about a man who think the answer is obvious. for advertising and capital equip- students who pay (literally) thou- differences in how the two sides was driven by money, power and But what does this say about ment, and landfill avoidance sands upon thousands of dollars looked. So, to prevent mix ups transfer fees from Facilities to be educated here? and friendly fire the Confederate fame. DiMaggio only started our society? Everyone wants to army adopted the Stars and Bars. playing baseball, a game some know everything he or she can Services. I realize this letter may do The administration of Bowling nothing towards change, but I The Confederate government would argue he played better about the people who are famous Green State University remains feel it needed to be addressed. never officially recognized the than any man. because he did not in this country. There are maga- committed to supporting the flag, though we all now associate want to work on his father's fish- zines, television stations and campus recycling program and Teresa Kowabky the Confederacy with the Stars ing boat. Internet sites devoted to making will ensure that the pouring rights ResaBG3@hotmailcom and Bars. But does that matter? At what the latest gossip available. SAI SAM PATH contract does not adversely affect So. from its original purpose of point is the media's attempt to tell People can get all of the infor- the program's financial status. preventing mix-ups the flag the whole truth too much? To mation they want faster than they GRADUATE ended up representing slavery many people, DiMaggio'sdisgust- can buy milk. And something APPLIED STATISTICS Bryan Bemer and all that was bad during the Civil War. I wish that this had not ing treatment of women was a about that process is spoiling Associate Vice President for Finance Make sure to "I haven't followed and Administration happened. The flag itself is a blight on his character, but a America. this season." beautifully designed thing. nation still circled around him at In 50 years. I dont think we will tip your BGSU Unfortunately, it now has a bad a time of war looking to this have to worry about someone rep. young baseball player as an ' crying over news of the past I waiters I think that only the people example of American strength. think the myth of the American Machines who live in the states that have I struggle with this question hero has been obliterated by an Kudos to Sean C. Duncan's the Confederate flag as part of myself as I consider a world in American media driven by missing more witty solution to Brian their state flag should decide to which many famous people do money and greed. Engelman's analogy considering replace it or not All the people not want to be heroes. The person who wins on this than Coke the BGSU faculty and staff as who live in Georgia should be One of my own heroes. Lance field is the person who can reveal waiters, cooks, etc. Though I allowed to decide what to do about the flag Not just the legis- Armstrong, a man who fought the most dirt about the most peo- would be hesitant to wear articles lature. Let them decide what it back from testicular cancer to ple. And all this does is cause my My concern is this entire of clothing such as "colorful sus- BETHULLERY Pepsi/Soda/whatever agreement penders" or silly buttons I would stands for, their state pride or dominate one of the world's most friend's mom to cry when she SOPHOMORE that was made over break. be willing to sacrifice my fashion something else. The rest of us challenging sports, is sponsored reads about the illness of her First of all, the University knew sense for the last item: a tip of should let them do what they by Nike. Nike is now famous for childhood hero, a man who had SPORTS MANAGEMENT what It was doing making an 15% on each student's tuition. want to do. the workforce it employs, mostly to deal with his problem while a "Giants, 21-14" agreement that was made over Given that the average student young children in sweatshops nation watched every step and the break. Coming back to the pays $2445 a semester for tuition, Morgan (odd worldwide cranking out sneakers. waited for him to fall. University where pop machines this would amount to approxi- bnsg1@hotmaflcorn EDITORIAL BOARD j^V g\ www.bgnews.com 210 West Hall MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PHOTO EDITOR Bowling Green State University MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK. ON-LINE EDITOR Bowling Green. Ohio 43403 PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Phone:(419)372-6966 Fax: (419) 372-6967 ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR E-mail: [email protected] HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF JL*F \^n AMYJO L. BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF mm J. MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORD, CHIEF REPORTER BG NEWS Monday, January 29,2001 5 UNION CONSTRUCTION IN FOCUS Kevin vortvns BG N«rs WORK CONTINUES: A Construction worker carries materials into what will be the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. The original wood floor of the ballroom will be kept in its original condition. The ballroom is the only part of the new student union that will kept in tact from the old union. Kevin Vornees BG News ITS COLO: Workers use a crane to position steel beams for the structural support of the new union. Kevin Vornees BGNews GETTING THERE: Steel partitions are in place for one of the first floor rooms. Mosser Constructioin Inc., was busy working on the outside core of the union until recent cold weather caused them to move more of the work indoors. The project is about 30 percent of the way fin- Wm\ ished. ■vn|l!r« i ' SENIORS LAST 5 DAYS! FOR SENIOR PORTRAITS Our portrait photographer is on campus for only a few more days. Call now to get your portrait taken and be included in the 2001 KEY yearbook. If you haven't set your appointment, call our studio, at 1-800-969-1338, ext. 2 to make it now. Our schedule is filling rapidly. AN seniors photographed art eligible to win a spring brook trip for two to Cancun. Call now! 6 Monday. January 29. 2001 B6 NEWS NEO-NAZIS DETAINED IN TEENAGER'S DEATH www.bgnews.com/world Five neo-Nazis have been detained in connection with the weekend stabbing death of a black teen-ager, which prompted a rally Sunday denouncing what was seen as a racially motivated slaying. Hundreds of peo- ple rallied at the site where the 15-year-old was killed. WORLD Darwirfs island in peril By Monte Hayes ty of the mainland 600 miles to "It was a close shave, but I think food sources. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the east it's safe to say the spill did not He called the volcanic islands, have a major impact on the PUERTO BAQUER1ZO, Their presence and the alien believed to be only 4 million years animal and plant species they Galapagos," said Godfrey Merlen, old, "a living laboratory of evolu- Galapagos Islands — Sea lions a British researcher who has lived snooze and their cubs frolic amid have brought with them are tioa" pushing the islands' fragile in the archipelago for two the late afternoon shadows decades and is helping the "Both in space and time," he falling over the shore, even as oil ecosystem to the breaking point scientists say. Galapagos National Park Service wrote later, "we seem to be from a grounded tanker stains monitor the damage. brought somewhat near to that "You couldn't have a more the rocks nearby and fills the air Man's presence is most visible great fact — that mystery of mys- with a heavy stench. potent symbol of human impact teries — the first appearance of on these islands, which for mil- in Puerto Ayora on the island of For- now, the Galapagos lions of years were without the Santa Cruz, the largest town in new beings on this earth." Islands, a trove of rare plants and touch of man," said Robert the archipelago. The Galapagos were first animals, appear to have escaped Bensted-Smith, director of the Salsa music floats out from the known as "The Enchanted Isles," what could have been an ecolog- Charles Darwin Research Station Five Fingers Discotheque on the a name given by Spanish con- ical disaster. After a tanker ran on the island of Santa Cruz. "The seafront Charles Darwin Avenue quistadors who encountered aground Ian. 16, spilling at least oil spill is a symbol of how we can in Puerto Ayora. home to 10,000 them in 1546. 185,000 gallons of diesel and mess them up without even of the island chain's 16,000 resi- bunker fuel into the pristine They evidently were impressed thinking about it." dents. Stores offer T-shirts with by the eery-looking islands with waters off San Cristobal Island, Galapagos motifs, including one winds and currents carried most Only one pelican and two seag- their moonscapes of porous vol- ulls are known to have died from that shows a blue-footed booby of the fuel out into the open sea and reads: "Do Boobies Walk in canic rock, jagged cliff formations the spill off San Cristobal, the and lava fields. Giant tortoises, Good fortune may have avert- easternmost island in the remote their Sleep?" ed disaster but the question some weighing 550 pounds, lum- Pacific archipelago. But dozens of But before the pizza parlors bered to drinking ponds in the remains whether the Galapagos sea lions and birds, including and taco shops, the islands misty highlands. Thousands of — made famous by Charles albatrosses and blue-footed boo- sparked the interest of a young Associated Press Photo marine iguanas that looked like Darwin's theory on how species bies unique to the Galapagos, British naturalist. throwbacks to some prehistoric OILY BIRD: A pelican coated with diesel fuel dries his wings on top evolve — can ultimately survive had to be Happed and cleaned. During a five-week visit in 1835 the presence of perhaps the time sunned themselves atop of a boat at Puerto Baquerizo in San Cristobal in the Galapagos Scientists say the main con- to the Galapagos archipelago, rocks on the shores. world's most aggressive species: cern now is whether fuel will set- Charles Darwin began to form his Islands. The Jessica, an Ecuadorean tanker carrying 243,000 gal- Homo sapiens. tle to the bottom of the ocean and theory of evolution based on the Today's visitors are perhaps lons of diesel, ran aground Jan. 16. Experts continue to monitor the The Galapagos Islands were most enchanted by the lack of kill algae, the only source of food "survival of the fittest" after effects of the spill throughout the volcanic Galapagos chain, an already under siege from for marine iguanas, another observing how finches differed fear in animals that lived for unchecked migration by species found only in the from island to island, their beaks thousands of years without wor- ecosystem populated by animal and plant species found nowhere Ecuadoreans escaping the pover- Galapagos. changing to adapt to different ries of predators. else in the world. 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Three to find survivors lingering among hours later, the man was free, and the thousands believed buried by a cheer went up in the crowd. Too western India's massive earth- weak to speak, too exhausted to quake. smile, the man, identified only as More than 6,000 bodies had Maganbhai, was earned away. been found since Friday's quake, In Bhuj, a desert town just and the death toll was expected miles from the quake's epicenter, to go much higher. Some author- workers dug for 30 hours and ities estimated it would reach shouted with joy when they 10,000; others said 16,000 or found a baby and her mother more. A leading rescue official alive in the rubble. said there could be up to 30,000 The digging to free the pair dead in one town alone. took hours more. When it was fin- Associated Press Photo As India's prime minister ished, the baby girl, 18-month- appealed for help, frantic res- old N.uni.il.i. was still alive, her SWISS RELIEF: A Swiss rescue worker and his snifer dog, left, search for cuers and sniffer dogs uncovered pulse weak. Rescuers rushed her survivors of an earthquake, in Ahmedabad, India Sunday. Thousands are a few signs of life Sunday amid to the hospital in an ambulance. believed to have been killed in Friday's 7.9-magnitude earthquake. the destruction in Gujarat, the But the mother, Badrasen Aur, western Indian state that took the had died in the concrete heap. then switch to clearing the rubble streets made narrower by brunt of the blow. Next door, a woman named and removing the dead bodies. mounds of rubble. In Anjar, 30 miles southeast of Das had spent two days trapped Friday's magnitude-7.9 quake In a newly developed portion the hardest-hit town, Bhuj, a 3- in bed with the corpses of her — India's strongest in more than of Bhuj, lime and chlorine disin- year-old girl was unearthed from husband and young daughter. 50 years — struck on Republic fectants mixed with the smell of the rubble alive. Her head was bloated and purple Day, a national holiday here. It dead bodies. People moved pos- "She was chanting some Arabic from lack of circulation. Rescuers shook the earth for more than sessions from their homes and verses," said a soldier who partic- talked to her and gave her water 1,200 miles and was felt in Nepal, set up makeshift camps in two ipated in the toddler's rescue. and a biscuit to eat as they strug- Bangladesh and Pakistan, where open areas using bedsheets as "She was totally unscathed," he gled to widen the hole they had 10 people were crushed in their tents. said, declining to give his name. made in the wall of her sunken houses. "This is death and destruc- Across town, sniffer dogs locat- bedroom. More than half the houses in tion," said a bearded old Muslim ed another sign of life in a heap of Authorities will know by Bhuj, a city of 150,000 people, man sitting on a string cot. rubble. After three hours of dig- Monday if any more people are were reduced to rubble and the He refused to talk about his ging soldiers found a man, only alive under the rubble, Gujarat rest were damaged. In the con- family and wouldn't give his his face visible under twisted and State Home Minister Haren gested old part of the city, dogs, name. "1 am just an unfortunate crumpled masonry. Unable to Pandya said. The emphasis will pigs and cows foraged for food in Indian. That is enough." W-E-B B-A-S-E-D E-M-A-l-L Security tight; protesters react By Onna Coray "intent on violence," Esther largely blamed the authorities. But Leuenberger himself IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maurer, president of the Zurich "Police methods just like a dic- defended the police action. police department, told a news ZURICH,Switzerlan — tatorship," headlined the tabloid "It wasn't a disproportionate conference. She said the level of SonntagsBlick. police response, it was dispropor- Switzerland counted the cost violence had rarely been wit- Sunday of mayhem unleashed by "The spirit of Davos suffocated tionate violence by demonstra- nessed in the Swiss financial cap- tors," a visibly annoyed anti-globalization protesters out- ital. in tear gas," said the respected raged at being the target of the SonnlagsZeitung, in reference to Leuenberger told journalists in country's biggest security opera- Two policemen were injured by the Alpine meeting's atmosphere, Davos. He said he was shocked by tion since Wfarld War II. stones and one soldier was tram- credited with forging ground- television images from Zurich. pled to the ground and his As political controversy breaking political accords and Center and right-wing parties weapons stolen. Maurer said the multibillion economic deals over defended the massive security mounted over whether police fact that all police were clad in full themselves were to blame for the years. operation as necessary to protect riot gear prevented a higher casu- the world's elite and to ensure Saturday night's violence, news- alty toll. Non-governmental critics of globalization attending a parallel that Switzerland hosts the presti- paper commentaries likened Authorities said the damage conference in Davos were furious gious Davos conference in years Switzerland lo a dictatorship for ran into the hundreds of thou- to come. banning demonstrations against sands of dollars. and threatened to quit in protest the World Economic Forum "The freedom of the demon- Hundreds of passengers were "The attitude was one of you're meeting. guilty until presumed innocent," strators stops when they endan- trapped in Zurich's main railway ger the freedom of other people," Demonstrators gathered station — many of them feeling stormed U.S. environmentalist said Peter Aliesch, a local govern- leremy Rifkin, likening peacefully Sunday afternoon in the effects of tear gas aimed at ment leader in the state of Switzerland as a police state. Zurich — the scene of pitched demonstrators. 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I think, eight times. on the first rotation, and never team, so it was a climb for all 2/2 mark with a 195.500 overall fashion from their last-place fin- Mamy Oestreng's first year, we recovered. While the Falcons three events," said Western score in defeating Western At Illinois-Chicago/ 4 p.m. ish at the All-Ohio broke it nine times,'' he said. opened on the vault, the Broncos Michigan coach Terry Michigan. 2/3 Championships last weekend by Oestreng won the all-around opened on the bars. Casperson. "Unfortunately. At N.Illinois w/ Akron / 1 p.m. setting a new school record. The title with a score of 39.125, get- Only two Western Michigan Bowling Green and ourselves are RECORD: 3-1 overall Falcons netted a score of 195.500 ting a 9.900 in at least three gymnasts, Sara Trudeau and very good, and if you blow an Women's swimming in defeating Western Michigan events: the vault (9.900), the Stacey Watson, scored above a event, you blow a meet." MARNEY OESTRENG: Won Saturday night at the Eppler uneven bars (9.925) and the floor 9.500 on the bars, and three In the second rotation, BG all-around title, scored 2/2 Center. exercise (9.950). gymnasts suffered falls during went to the bars, and Western 9.900 on the vault. 9.925 on At Illinois-Chicago/ 4 p.m. It is the second time this sea- "We had a really good meet, the course of their routines. Michigan to the vault. Every BG uneven bars and 9 950 on son that the Falcons have set a and we came back strong from Amy DeYoung (8.775) and floor exercise 2/3 gymnast scored at least a 9.525, new school record score, but not last weekend." said Oestreng. Kristen Maul (8.150) failed to At N.IIIinois w/ Akron / 1 p.m. with three scoring at least a NEXT WEEKEND: Travel to anywhere near what coach Dan "I'm glad we can do this all score above a 9.000. The _ Connelly remembers from pre- together, and get the school Broncos scored a 46.525 for the Columbia, Mo. for the Cat Men's track RECORD, PAGE 9 Classic. 2/2.2/3 At Indiana Invite/ 4 p.m. Women's track Men lose 2/2 At USATA Quad/ noon offense to Hockey 2/2,2/3 Ravens win big Host Lake Superior/ 7 p.m. Golden Gymnastics S Dave Goldberg as an owner. He won one I00IBAII WRITER 2/2, 2/3 NFL title in 35 seasons in Flashes'D' TAMPA. Fla. - Cleveland before moving At Cat Classic/ 7 p.m. Baltimore's brazen defense his franchise to Baltimore By Pete Stela backed up its bragging. in 1996. but he had never SPORTS EDITOR After boasting all week been to a Super Bowl, los- KENT— From the tipoff. the that the Giants couldn't ing two close AFC title Kent State Golden Flashes had Heckler's move on their leagve-lead- games in Cleveland. Bowling Green's number ing unit, Ray Lewis and the Modell won by beating "I thought the key to the game Ravens did what they said his good friend Wellington was the Up," said BG coach Dan comments they would, beating New Mara of the Giants, who Dakich. "The fact that they got York 34-7 for their first has 75 seasons in the NFL. the tip never enabled us to get a lead." Super Bowl victory. So effective was Kent State's defense smoth- annoying Despite the score. Baltimore's defense that the ered the BG men's basketball Sunday's game was as New York offense never got advertised — a battle of team and never let the Falcons and stupid inside its 29. The game nin their motion offense, which defenses until New York's might as well have been entered the game averaging 81.7 wilted late in the game. stopped after Trent Dilfer's points per game, first in the Mid- The Ravens intecepted 38-yard touchdown pass to American Conference. NICK Kerry Collins four times, Brandon Stokley with 6:50 The Golden Flashes never HURM the final pick returned 49 left in the first quarter gave trailed in the contest as they yards for a touchdown by Asst. Sports Editor went on to dominate the Brown Duane Starks. the first of the Ravens a 7-0 lead. It and Orange 81-57 Saturday three TDs on three plays stayed that way for most of afternoon. "No Hurm, no the first half. four late in the third quarter. The Falcons only mustered 34 Brad Maynard of the The other two were kick- percent from the field (17-of-50) off returns for scores by Giants and Kyle Richardson KENT — Sports editor Pete as the toss, their fourth in a row, Ron Dixon of New York and each ended up breaking Stella and I seriously considered dropped their record to 6-10 Jermaine Lewis of the record of nine punts. giving up careers in the newspa- overall and 2-5 in the MAC. Baltimore, the first time per business Saturday (I know There were 21 punts "I felt that was a great defen- some of you are cheering on that's ever happened in a (Maynard had 11. sive effort by our team," said that note). Super Bowl. Richardson 10). Kent State coach Gary Waters. Otherwise. Ray Lewis, It had nothing to do with the It was still 10-0 late in the "That first half, they literally the Super Bowl MVP, and performance of the men's bas- third quarter when the shut-down everything they the rest of the Baltimore ketball team against Kent State. game exploded. could to in that motion offense. I defense smothered the was very impressed how our All the talk of why BG keeps los- Starks started it by step- Giants, who scored 41 guys stepped up to the chal- ing has been overanalyzed- a ping in front of Amani slump is a slump. points and punted only lenge." Toomer on a first down, What brought us pure, bor- once against Minnesota in Kent State's Demetric Shaw the NFC title game. grabbing the ball and rac- led all scorers with 24 points and derline fits of rage was a 250 lb. Associated ftp,', Photo blob with a megaphone scream- The victory gave 75-year- ing 49 yards untouched to also had 11 rebounds and four ing directly Into our ears as we old Art Modell his first the end zone lo give VICTORS: Baltimore Ravens quarterback Trent Dilfer is sacked steals. Kyrem Massey and covered the game. I clutched my Super Bowl win in 40 years Baltimore a 17-point lead by New York Giants defenders Sunday night. Andrew Mitchell both added 13 hand around the press table, and Trevor Huffman, despite praying that it wouldn't slip. If it only hitting 2 of 9 from the field, did, I'm sure I would have ended the night with 11 points jumped over press row and and seven assists. smashed "Pudge's" little mega- /, For BG, Len Matela netted 17 phone over his third chin. Brown and Orange points and 14 rebounds to lead From the opening tip we had the Falcons. Keith McLeod hit to hear his god awful voice. It for 16 points and josh Almanson sounded like the love-child of chipped in with ten. The Brown Forest Gump and Chilly Willy. fall to Buffalo 77-74 and Orange made 19 turnovers, The things that came out of with the sure-handed point Pudge's mouth were more guard Brandon Pardon commit- annoying than insulting. It was ByErikCassano game at 65 at the end of regula- SPORTS WRITER ting five, and only hit 1 for 9 from repetitive, childish and unorigi- tion. Falcon junior Fran Miller three point land. nal- kind of like a Pauly Shore Buffalo women's basketball picked up her fifth foul, sending "I thought it was about a good movie. f. coach Cheryl Dozier saw two BG's hottest shooter of the sec- a team we have played since I I cringe thinking of the exam- simple things that helped her ond half to the bench for the have been here," Dakich said. "It ples. 8? team defeat the Falcons 77-74 in duration. * M was a really good perfor- 'He said a bad word." - Pudge overtime Saturday at Anderson "I think a big key for us was to proclaimed to the world for five Arena. get Francine out of the game." D0MINATED.PAGE9 minutes straight when BG coach First, her best player repeated- said Dozier. "Frandne's a great Dan Dakich said a profanity ly got the ball. Second. BG's best player. She's proven that last after a bad call was made on the player repeatedly racked up year and again this year." floor. i £ fouls. "That was big (to lose Miller)," "Is this the Bowling Green Tiffany Bell, Buffalo's 6-2 said BG coach Dee Knoblauch. MU takes 2 high school team?" - Pudge said senior, created constant "Frannie was playing great. at least 50 times throughout the matchup problems for the Played a long time with three from hockey second half. Falcons around the basket. fouls, played a long time with ; BG NEWS SPORTS StAIF "Boo-hoo." - Exclaimed Pudge According to Dozier, instead four fouls...that hurt." ii -' The Bowling Green hockey anytime he saw a BG player ■ of passing out of double teams After Miller fouled out with team lost twice to Miami argue with the ref. Pudge com like she had in previous games. 3:58 to play in overtime, the Bulls University, 4-2 Friday and 9-3 plimented his "boo-hoo" with Bell muscled her way to the bas- went on an 11-6 run to end the Saturday. "waah wahh waahh" when he If \ ket, drawing fouls repeatedly game. The loss dropped the really got excited. Friday's loss broke a two game and getting to the free-throw Falcons' conference record to 4- "This isnt Christmas.' - Old winning streak for the Falcons. tine. Bell wound up going 12- 3, into a tie with Buffalo In the Pudge got fired up when he This past weekend, the BG 1 • for-13 from the line and finish- Mid-American Conference's thought the refs made a bad call. men's tennis team won all three ing with a game-high 36 points. Eastern Division. He thought they were giving of Its matches, the women's Of course, fouls don't only "I was definitely disappointed away presents to BG - How orig- team split, the men's track team inal. left HnfcmdtBG News send the other team to the line. in myself," said Miller. "I wasn't won the BGSU Invitational and They also get your own team in the women took second. SOARING: BG guard Lindsay Austin prepares to release her PUDGE. PAGE9 foul trouble. Minutes after hit- Look for stories about these jump shot over Buffalo defenders Saturday afternoon. ting a three.-polnter to tie the 0T.PAGE9 I events in tomorrow's BG News. BG NEWS SPORTS Monday. January 29.2001 9 Buffalo wins BG manhandled ?amewith Miller's exit hurt BG DOMINATED, FROM PAGE 8 1-6 run at By Joel Hammond Or, with the Brown and mance...they bought into the into half-time. SP0R1S WRITER "I was real Orange on the ropes and down defensive approach that you "When a team faces us and "Great game Franny. we're 50-41. two free throws followed need to win championships." we're hitting shots, its over end of half disappointed with glad to have you back." were the by a three to cut die lead to four. Kent, who moved to 13-5 over- because we are going to defend 0T, FROM PAGE 8 words spoken by head coach the way Heft. I Or. in the waning seconds of all and 9-1 in the MAC with the anybody," Waters said. "Things Dee Knoblauch as she and her the game: after Buffalo's Mari victory, jumped out to a 4-0 lead flow better for us at home." playing smart with my four should have been star, Franctne Miller, exited the but a jiimper from Matela cut the fouls (prior to fouling out)." McClure hit two clutch free The second half was not much post-game press conference playing smart score to 4-2 on a jumper with better for BG. Miller finished with a team- throws with 12.6 seconds left, to Saturday afternoon. 18:12 to play. The Falcons then hit The Golden Flashes continued high 21 points, followed by basketball with make the lead 65-62. Knoblauch Miller, who had missed the only one field goal, a dunk from theirdominationofallaspectsof senior Jackie Adlington with called a timeout. previous two games with a thigh four fouls." Josh Almanson, in the next four the game and had the score at 61 - 14 and junior Dana Western Dozier knew it was going to injury (both BG losses), fouled minutes, but the Golden Flashes 37 with a little more than ten with 13. FRANCJNE MILLER JUNIOR Miller, her players knew it was out just one minute into over- were off and running to a 14-4 minutes to play in the game. The Falcons never led in the going to Miller, and everyone time, as the Lady Falcons went advantage. McLeod provided the Falcons huge," said Knoblauch. "It really else in Anderson Arena did also. game until sophomore Kim on to lose to Northern Illinois Two free throws from BG guard with their only three pointer, with showed how much we count on Did that matter? Griech hit a three-pointer to 77-74. Keith McLeod moved the score to 4:24 to play, to make the score 72- her in big situations. I didn't No. Francine hit the three start overtime. Buffalo scored "The biggest point of the 14-6 but the Golden Flashes then 49 as Kent State cruised their think we played badly in over- with a hand in her face, finally the first seven points of the game in my eyes was getting her went on to score 11 unanswered ninth conference victory. time, but we didn't have the getting her team over the hump game, the start of a 16-3 run out of the game," said Buffalo to push their lead to 25-6 with "We like looking into a guy's cohesiveness that we would and sending the game into over- before BG called a timeout, head coach Cheryl Dozier. "She 8:09 to play in the first half. eyes and making the feat come to have if Franny was in there." time. regrouped, and began fight- played great, and has played McLeod hit two more free throws the," Shaw said. "The old saying is Time after time in the game, But, there she was. with 3:58 ing their way back into the great against us for two years. but the Golden Flashes answered that defense wins champi- Miller made clutch shots when to go in the extra frame, walking game, closing to within three She was brilliant today." with back-to-back three pointers onships, and once you buy into a her team needed them. Case in to the bench with her fifth foul. at 27-24 just before halftime. Miller was overshadowed in from Massey and Shaw to system like that, it will take you a point: two straight jumpers that "I thought we made a really the scoring department by UB's "I was real disappointed with increase Kent State's lead to 31-8. long way." lead to a 10-0 run, which got the great comeback." said Tiffany Bell, who scored a game- the way I left," said Miller. "I Almanson answered with a Lady Falcons back into the When asked if his players like Knoblauch T think it hurt us high 36 points. should have been playing smart lay-up and another dunk to make game. playing defense, Waters stated Her importance to the team, basketball with four fouls." the score 31-12 with 4:24 left to starting off so slow. We got in Or another three-pointer at "no. no. no. they don't like it. they however, was never more evi- Disappointing? Maybe. Most play. But Kent State continued a huge hole, I don't know what 14:00 of the second half to cut love it. If they like it. we've got all dent. valuable to her team? No doubt their abuse of BG and by the 1:00 our problem was, but then we the Bulls' lead to one. 40-39. about It. mark, an Eric Haut three pointer kinds of problems." decided to play...but we "Her leaving the game was increased the Golden Flashes The Brown and Orange host expended a lot of energy com- lead to 39-14. Western Michigan Wednesday ing back." Kent State took a 41-20 lead night for a 7 p.m. match-up. In the second half, the Falcons hung close, keeping Oestreng the deficit in single digits. The Heckle with style Bulls' high-water mark of the wins all- half came on a Bell lay-up PUDGE, FROM PAGE 8 with 9:55 to play to give around, team Buffalo a 50 41 lead. "Sit down." Pudge wasn't too game against Ball State, they BG cut back into the sets record happy when BG players Cory heckled Cardinal guard Billy Buffalo lead by starting to RECORD. FROM PAGE 8 Ryan and Brent Klassen were Lynch. Lynch was a 5-foot 9- even out the free-throw dis- standing on the bench cheer- inch little guy who looked out 9.800. The Broncos tried to parity between the teams. ing. of place on the court. The stay with the Falcons, and did The Falcons went to the line "That's Kent State defense for Sideline Squad chanted "Rudy" just once in the first half, the a good job, with five of six you." - Pudge said after all of and booed every time BSU back end of a three-point play gymnasts scoring at least a BG's 21 turnovers and 33 coach Tim Buckley took him by Kim Giiech. while, com- 9.550. missed shots. out Those aie ihe ingredients paratively, Buffalo players However, the BG stumble There were other moronic to good heckling. practically had to take a num- that Western Michigan need- sayings I can't put in the paper. No, I am not partial to heck- ber and stand in line, going ed to take the lead never I could see Stella's Italian lers for teams I like. When BG 10-for-17 from the stripe. occurred. In the third rota- blood boiling. headed to Ann Arbor to face BG got to the line much tion. BG went to the balance He told me if Dakich would Michigan, they made fun of the more often in the second half beam. Western Michigan to have paid him 3 cents to go Falcons socks for most of the and made the most of it, going the floor. Connelly was par- punch Pudge, that he would first half. While the heckling 8-for-9. Buffalo went 6-for-8 ticularly pleased with his have done it in a heart beat. I was borderline lame, at least it would have done it for 2 cents. was original. They also chanted in the second half. However, team's performance on the Don't get me wrong. I am a "Olive Oil" anytime Kevin the Falcon foul-line flurry in beam, as they netted a score strong supporter of the fan and Netter entered the game. While the second half couldn't coun- of 48.650. their right to heckle. all of us at the BG News sports terbalance Buffalo's first half "I'd have to say I'm really Heckling is an art-form staff think Netter is dreamy, it shooting clinic. happy with the balance which people like Pudge dis- was original and funny. "We had 22 fouls today," beam." he said. "Balance grace, and that is why I was so To all the fan's in the world, said Knoblauch. "We out- beam is a really pivotal type offended. Pudge said nothing don't emulate people like goaled them, we had 29 field of event. We showed depth witty at all. Pudge. It's offensive to us all. If goals to their 27, but there that we thought we had If you are looking for good you decide to heckle, make H*e LehrrtuNe BG w. they.made 22 free throws. at the beginning of the sea- examples of talented hecklers, sure you bring your A-game. 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