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Folklore Fridays return to museum
Aslys a Benes | THE BG NEWS for two weeks CATHERINE COOPER junior and assistant manager at Dave’s Cosmic Subs writes down senior Brittany Miller’s order on Wednesday. The business closes Saturday. Tours of Wood County Historical Center are this Friday and next
by Seth Weber Web Editor A SUB-MERGED BUSINESS This October the Wood County Historical Closure of Dave’s Cosmic Subs bumps vacancies Center and Museum will be getting people in the mood for the Halloween season. downtown storefronts, spaces to 11 percent Folklore Fridays will be hosted by the museum and take place on October 18 By Alex Alusheff Managing Editor and 25. Ninety-minute tours will take guests through the museum as well as areas It may be hard for some to think that businesses downtown aren’t including a cemetery and a log cabin fea- always booming. turing a 19th century wake. Actors at the But in the past few years, businesses have come and gone from cabin will talk about infant mortality and downtown, including Squeaker’s Vegetarian Cafe, Little Miss life as a pioneer. Cupcakes and most recently, Dave’s Cosmic Subs, which will close The museum itself used to be an infirmary Saturday. for the mentally ill, a topic which will be “Opening a small business is a crap shoot,” said Barbara touched on during the tours, said museum Ruland, director of Downtown Bowling Green. “It’s risky, it’s hard Director Dana Nemeth. work; people put their life savings and time into it so you want to The event started as a way for local stories see it succeed.” to be told, said Kelli Kling, marketing and Dave’s Cosmic Subs will join 15 other empty storefronts or events coordinator. spaces out of 140 total in the downtown area, leaving an 11 per- cent vacancy. See FOLKLORE | Page 2 steven w. echard | THE BG NEWS “We just didn’t have enough business to stay open,” said Dave’s cosmic Subs on East Wooster Street will close due to lack of business See DAVES | Page 2
Candles in the night LGBTQ community fosters support with week-long events, talks Coming Out Week encourages students to embrace gender identities
By Jodi Abazoski up a Coming Out Day door- lot of different identities,” he Reporter way in the Union Oval where said. “Coming out as transgen- students of any identification der was the hardest and I’m LGBTQ resource center, Vision, could walk through and come actually still going through hosted Coming Out Week with out as whatever they wanted to. that coming out process ... the help of many other student Grabski said that one of the I have to come out to every organizations. goals of Vison is to raise aware- single person that I meet and Coming Out Day is a nation- ness about Coming Out Day it’s really difficult honestly ally-recognized day that takes and to let people in the LGBTQ because you never know what place on Oct. 11. Every year, community know that there is people are going to say.” Vision shows its support to the a place for them as a support Grabski has found that day with Coming Out Week. system. most people have been okay “Usually we have an event He said he, like most people with him being transgender, on Coming Out Day, but since who come out, had a unique though he had problems with it fell during fall break this coming out experience, or in his mother accepting it. Still, year, we had our first event on Grabski’s case, experiences. Luke and Vision want to act Bri Haller | THE BG NEWS Monday,” said Luke Grabski, “I’ve actually had a lot of dif- as resources for people who Women who Love Women gather in the Union Oval for the Candlelight Walk for Remembrance. president of Vision. ferent coming out experiences The event raises awareness for survivance, suicide in LGBT youth. This past Monday, Vision set because I’ve cycled through a See LGBT | Page 5
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makes you more competi- Gremler said. town, fortunes rise and be tricky to get it approved BLOTTER davs e tive, but that cuts in profit “Bowling Green might fall,“ Ruland said. “Small by the government unless From Page 1 margins ... because rent not be large enough to business owners need to a business is about to col- Check out the interactive must be high, so the room support such a special- have an understanding of lapse, Clark said. blotter map at owner Tom Mather, who for competitive prices is ized store,” he said. who their customers are, In the past, the founda- declined to comment fur- very thin.” Though some special- how much they’re will- tion has been able to ser- BGNEWS.COM ther. David Lombardy, the Competition is also a fac- ized businesses don’t ing to pay. It’s going to be vice The Flower Basket, franchise owner, declined tor, as Subway and Jimmy make it downtown, oth- tough for a while before Serenity Spa and The to comment as well. John’s also share the cus- ers survive. they make it.” Cookie Jar. The next closest Dave’s is tomer base, Gremler said. Lori Hanway, owner But the city doesn’t Clark said Dave’s BLOTTER in Perrysburg, Ohio. Students may be more of A Taste of Amish leave small businesses Cosmic Subs did not WED., OCT. 16 Business declined at the likely to go to the large Deli, where Little Miss high and dry. reach out for help. 11:26 A.M. Bowling Green location franchises unless they Cupcakes was previously Both Downtown BG “Sometimes staying Complainant reported a in the summer and man- already know of Dave’s, located, considers herself and the Bowling Green open can only dig your- fraudulent check within agement hoped when fall he said. specialized as well, but Community Development self into a deeper hole the 300 block of S. Mercer semester started things Cooper said the store’s still appealing to a large Foundation have ways to financially,” she said. Road. would pick up again, said location hurt them customer base. help owners. Though Dave’s is clos- Catherine Cooper, assis- because by the time peo- Both businesses moved Downtown BG pro- ing, Cooper thinks it will THURS., OCT. tant manager. ple reached them, they to the location on East motes businesses be missed. “After the semester had eaten at Subway or Wooster Street from the through newsletters, “We get people who 17 Woodland Mall. social media and by host- come in and say, ‘Oh, I’m 2:24 A.M. began, we still didn’t get Pita Pit. Rosco R. Hummel, 24, of business,” Cooper said, However, locations in Hanway isn’t intimi- ing events to draw people so upset; I love Dave’s.’ If Bowling Green. was cited who noted the store closed other college towns are dated by the fate of her to shop in the area, such you loved us, you would for disorderly conduct/fight- in summer 2012, before holding up. predecessor. as the farmers’ markets, have come more when ing within the 100 block of reopening that October “You need businesses “We have a lot of spe- Ruland said. we were open,” she said. N. Main St. under new management. to order catering to boost cialized products, not The development foun- “People will miss it dur- Briar Gage Dunahay, 18, of Cooper said it was business,” said Brian just one, so we can hit a dation can assist busi- ing the bar rush.” Lima, Ohio; Levi K. Dieterle, 19, of Bloomdale, Ohio; and unlikely the store would Buehner, owner of the lot of audiences,” Hanway nesses in finding loca- D owntown Bowling Cody R. Dunahay, 19, of open again. Dave’s Cosmic Subs in said, who has been in tions, direct them to Bloomdale, Ohio, were cited There are many factors Kent, Ohio near Kent State business for more than development centers, Green for underage/under the that can cause a busi- University. “You can’t just seven years and moved assist in marketing plans influence of alcohol. ness to fail, such as prices rely on the kids.” downtown in March. or help them acquire a ■■140 storefronts and spaces downtown and rent, said Dwayne Another problem some Though some busi- revolving loan fund, ■■ 124 Businesses renting Gremler, University mar- businesses might have nesses have failed, leav- said Sue Clark, executive ■■16 vacancies keting professor. is being too special- ing vacancies, Hanway’s director. CORRECTION “Because businesses in ized, such as Squeaker’s is one of a few new busi- The loan can fund 50 *Downtown stretches on Main downtown BG would have or Little Miss Cupcakes, nesses in the downtown percent of a project, but Street from Ridge Street to POLICY students as primary cus- which both went out of area along with Loonar needs to create one job Lehman Ave, on Wooster We want to correct all factual tomers, who have limited business in 2012. Station, Blo and Melt per $20,000 borrowed, Street from Church Street to errors. If you think an error has resources and income, a Some products may Shoppe, which is current- Clark said. the train tracks and on Court been made, call The BG News key decision is price,” not have a wide appeal ly being renovated. It can also be used for Street from Main Street to at 419-372-6966. Gremler said. “A lower price to students or residents, “BG is a university retaining jobs, but it can North Prospect Street
people into the museum goes. One percent goes to “I also hope that if students freolklo who wouldn’t normally visit. t uiTION maintenance, 4 percent goes are made more aware of where From Page 1 “It’s rewarding when From Page 1 to utilities, 15 percent are for their dollars go,” Neely said, someone comes for the folk- fee waivers and scholarships “that they will be more inclined “We get a lot of stories lore program and end up of revenue for the University, and 6 percent goes to equip- to attend University events.” that float through the coming back,” he said. earning 71.1 percent of all ment, library, consulting and museum so it’s a good Nemeth said she likes revenue. Ohio provides 23 the rest goes to other miscel- opportunity to share those sharing different aspects of percent of funding for the laneous expenses. Where the general stories,” Kling said. history with the people of Check us University, leaving 4.9 percent “As long as the money goes fees go Volunteer Coordinator Bowling Green. to come from other income. to something that the majority General fees are used for non- Tim Gaddie said that while “I think there’s an interest The bulk of general fees, 55 of students use, I’m okay with acedemic services. In the fiscal the stories are part of the in the community about the out on percent or $410, goes to inter- it,” sophomore Anna Ponx said. year 2014 there was a total county history, they aren’t all stories behind the infirma- collegiate athletics. While The University has been of $23,126,415 in general fees. Check BGNews.com for a more necessarily proven. He still ry,” Nemeth said. “It gives us 21 percent goes to pay the receiving less and less state complete graph believes, though, that the a chance to talk about things Facebook University’s debt and 8 percent funding every year. For 2014, stories are “a legitimate part in our collections and on our goes to recreational sports. the University is expecting 21.3% of the county history.” grounds that aren’t part of Other notable allocations are to receive $64,391,394 from Debt Services “Personally, I like that it’s the regular tour.” to the Union programs, cam- the state, whereas in 2009 it 3.5% /Other Allocations at Union a different aspect of histo- Tours will be at 7, 8 and pus activities, student media, received more than 88 million. Programs 20% ry,” Gaddie said. “Having a 9 p.m. on each Friday. The shuttle service, health center “That’s a big shift,” said Recreational chance to play with the oral entrance fee is $10 and $8 and the marching band. Senior Communications 11.4% sports history and how it changes is for students. Facebook. “I feel that it is extrememly Director David Kielmeyer. Other interesting to me.” To attend the event, guests important for general fees to go “The reality is if your parents 55% While some stories will be must call and reserve a spot. to all of these things because went to college it was subsi- Athletics based in actual history, some Kling said this is done to com/ each play their own role in the dized more than yours.” may be further removed know how many people are BG experience,” Neely said. In the mid-80s, the from reality. Gaddie said coming ahead of time. “Without athletic events, stu- University was receiving some stories will deal with Kling said the museum BGViews dent programming or useful almost 55 percent of its income Whre e student ghosts and the paranormal. likes to keep groups small to buildings, it would make it from the state, Keilmeyer said. Even if guests don’t nec- give everyone a good experi- nearly impossible to meet new “It’s just reality,” Keilmeyer fees go essarily believe paranormal ence. There will be about people and have an amazing said. “Not a criticism, it’s just Student fees are used for tuition. In the fiscal year 2014 th stories, they usually still 20 people per group, with experience at BG.” the way the numbers are.” grand total was $ 280.521,158. enjoy them, Gaddie said. about nine groups per day. All the money the University Within the past decade, the Check BGNews.com for a more Gaddie said Folklore “We like to keep the tours recieves from the state, tuition University has constructed sev- complete graph Fridays is a good way to draw intimate,” Kling said. and general fees and other eral new buildings including income is expected to amount the Union, the Wolfe Center, 15% to $280,521,158 for the 2014 fis- Centennial and Falcon Heights. 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By Geoff Burns work well when shooting in high Pulse Editor definition quality. “It has the right space to If someone misses a favorite be able to effectively shoot a band perform at the Cla-Zel, show,” Merrill said. “It has high there’s always PBS on television. enough ceilings, space to move Live Wire is hosted every first around and it has a relatively Thursday of each month con- large stage.” sisting of local and national acts Senior Chris Cedar has been and is also filmed for PBS strictly involved with Live Wire since by volunteers from University day one and oversees every- students and faculty, along with thing from the television per- community members of 88.1 spective during the live shows. WBGU-FM. He said the organization has Faculty adviser and instruc- developed sincerely since it first ALYSSA BENES | THE BG NEWS tor in the department of started to the show being pro- DARIUS “BYRD The Voice” Byrd, co-founder of Christian hip-hop group The Envy Crew, raps a song in the group’s studio off campus. Telecommunications Stephen fessionalized now. Merrill is one of the founders “We want to make Live Wire a of Live Wire and said the con- thing that will last for a long time cept of the idea was thought of and for what Bowling Green is in 2011 and was put into action known for,” Cedar said. “That’s February 2012. We wanted to our goal is to make it very big touch base upon the local music and something Bowling Green scene in Bowling Green and as can be proud of.” a credible music scene for the Deciding on bands to per- finding faith through whole Midwest, he said. form depends on if the artists “It was a chance for us to are acceptable to be presented connect with the Cla-Zel but on television such as not having Students use music to share spirituality also to give my students a bet- any profanity on stage and are ter sense of how to ... produce television safe. By Geoff Burns fun concerts and present it as Water-pop band Super Water Pulse Editor a television show,” Merrill said. Sympathy played many dates “Why should television shows during this past summer’s Vans After coming to the University as freshmen a few from PBS only come from other Warped Tour and have collabo- years ago, Darius “Byrd The Voice” Byrd and Mikey places?” rated with B.o.B on his album “Rosco” Blair started the Christian hip-hop group hip-hop Merrill decided to host Live “Strange Clouds.” The band T.E.C., known as The Envy Crew. Wire at a venue like Cla-Zel performed for Live Wire in Byrd met Blair at Liquid, formerly known as Sky because it’s a larger place to film Bar, randomly one night and Byrd said “something for a show and its lighting effects See LIVEWIRE | Page 8 instantly clicked” between the two of them.
See TEC | Page 8 Grounds for Thought hosts bands to perform, record live Musicians use coffee shop as side show during tours
By Geoff Burns since 2010, with Jones being the Pulse Editor latest live album to have been recorded. Kelly Wicks walked into a room Wicks said when the record- at Grounds For Thought and ing is finished being produced, turned the music volume up the sound is clear because of the throughout the shop. environment for each show. “People are surprised that “We’ve got 200 people stand- this was recorded in a coffee ing here to absorb the sound shop because the sound is live and bookshelves where the and rich, said Wicks, co-owner sound can go into,” Wicks said. of Grounds For Thought. “The “It’s more just about balance sound is shocking.” and tone. The goal is to try and The music being played is capture the essence of a live from a live-recorded version recording.” of Texas Blues singer/song- Jones is from Texas and per- writer Andrew “Jr. Boy” Jones’ formed for the live recording song “I Need Time,” which at the end of a tour and said was recorded and produced “We don’t typically play at cof- during a live session the art- fee shops.” ist performed at Grounds For “It was intimate and a great Thought. audience and I just couldn’t ALYSSA BENES | THE BG NEWS The shop has hosted artists have asked for anything better SOUND ENGINEER and singer Ja’Mario “Jay Wells” Wells uses a ALYSSA BENES | THE BG NEWS from throughout the world once and I liked it,” Jones said. “It was software called Pro Tools to edit and record the group’s tracks. a month to perform live for us live and it sounds great.” T.E.C.’S RECORDING studio currently is located in an apartment, which more than 15 years. It has start- Sound engineer Alex Hann has originally started out in a residence hall when the members lived on campus. ed to record and produce artists during their live sets once a year See GROUNDS | Page 8 A Haunting Series 3 of 4
PEOPLE ON THE STREET What is your favorite Halloween movie? “Nightmare on “Insidious” “The “The Shining” Elm Street” VISIT US AT Nightmare Before BGNEWS.COM Christmas” Have your own take on today’s People On The Street? Or a suggestion for DOM HARRIS HANNAH CARVER GREG GANTT TAYLOR LEHMAN a question? Give us your Senior, Freshman, Senior, Freshman, feedback at bgnews.com. Sports Management Biology Sports Management Undecided FORUM Friday, October 18, 2013 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Do you think beer is actually healthy? Why?
“It’s not a matter “Yes; as far as “Yes; because “Personally, I VISIT US AT of healthy or I know. Isn’t it of the mental don’t drink so unhealthy, its what causes the health I don’t think BGNEWS.COM more about freshman 15?” benefits that it about it being moderation.” provides.” healthy or Have your own take on unhealthy.” today’s People On The Street? Or a suggestion for Nicholas Davis bree straley Nick Kurowski Stephen agboola a question? Give us your Freshman, Freshman, Junior, Graduate Student, feedback at bgnews.com. Music Education VCT Accounting Engineering Technology Reckless driving not worth consequences Healthcare needed for developed society
much of a hurry? Is that How is it personal respon- in America fight it so? Why “I don’t normally text message really that sibility when one is denied did they shut the govern- paul mckenzie text while important? Is any of this columnist health insurance because of ment down over a pro- dangerous stuff really a pre-existing condition? gram passed by Congress, aALYSS BENES COLUMNIST driving, unless worth it? After I got pulled What about being denied signed by the President, and over, I really got to think- because of a problem caused deemed constitutional by it’s a quick text ing about it. As of Oct. 1, Americans by big business greed; the the United States Supreme Over fall break, I got Cutting 15 minutes off without health insurance problem of not being able to Court? I believe the answer pulled over for the first or emergency.” of my drive isn’t really have been able to sign up find full-time employment is simple, direct, and two- time. that important. It’s 15 for coverage under the so employers can then deny pronged. The first answer is I was driving at night minutes more that I get Affordable Care Act; also health coverage? one Americans do not want with my passenger side to be home. Most of the known as Obamacare. These atrocities are to hear. The conservatives tail light out. Because of At most, that cuts 15 time when I’m driving Unless one’s head has beginning to be corrected against Obamacare care my clean driving record minutes off of my drive. home, it’s at night and been under a rock for a con- through Obamacare. What about only one thing: prof- and a nice police officer, Is 15 minutes less really by the time I get there, siderable amount of time, about the employers who its. They care about profits I didn’t get a ticket, but worth it? Going 15 mph my parents are already one can see that this act is offer insurance but offer for the insurance and hos- was told to get it fixed more than the speed asleep, so it’s not even one of the most controver- either unaffordable or pital industries. quickly. limit is dangerous, espe- about spending time with sial programs to emanate wholly inadequate plans? The other prong in I was still absolutely cially in traffic. my family. from D.C. in eons. Obamacare addresses that the answer is the one terrified. I don’t normally text Back when I was 16, a As a supporter of this also. Americans really turn a The next day, I went to while driving, unless it’s close friend of mine was law, I will tell you with a Being unable to pay for deaf ear to. The conserva- an auto parts store and a quick text or emergency. killed in a car accident. clear mind and conscience private insurance because tives against government- got new light bulbs and The only time I usually It’s something that I’ve that Obamacare should of shoddy and ridiculously run healthcare programs replaced them. I then touch my phone while I’m remembered every day not be a lightning rod for expensive plans is not a der- like Obamacare want began to think about how driving is to change the since it happened and any dispute. What should eliction of personal reason- Americans to work until lucky I was. song that I’m listening to. that has really impacted be the lightning rod is the ability; yet the Republicans they get sick and then die. First of all, I escaped a I know it’s still dangerous, my life. Yet, I still take Republican Party’s actions would love for America to Yes, they are the lords and $120 ticket. But even more but I do it anyway. risks and do stupid things in shuttering the federal believe just that. we are the serfs. Their than that, I realized how My point is, as teenagers while I drive. government to defund As for government-run world is a happy one of lucky I was that I hadn’t and college kids, we often Sunday evening, when Obamacare. health care being ineffi- haves and have-nots. been doing a handful of don’t think about the I was driving back to Equally disgraceful is cient, that is a dastardly lie. They love the uninsured other illegal and reckless consequences of actions Bowling Green, I went what they plan to do to America’s federal health- American being a have- things that teenagers and that seem so harmless. 75 mph all through cover those working indi- care programs, Medicare not. They are gluttons college kids tend to do Driving takes focus and Michigan and followed viduals who lack health cov- and Medicaid, spend less on who see our country as a that would have made the really requires our full every speed limit in erage. Their plan for today paperwork and administra- game of profit and loss. ticket much more expen- attention. It also requires Ohio. It took me 15 min- has always been their plan: tion as a percentage of total Specifically, they profit sive, such as speeding or us to be safe. Laws are utes longer to drive back to do nothing. cost than does the private while we lose. While this texting. I began to think in place for that reason. I down here, but it was America is the only healthcare cabal. sounds harsh and parti- about how reckless of a speed to get home faster, worth it. I knew that I developed country in the They are also more effec- san, examination of the driver I can be sometimes. but only 15 minutes at wasn’t doing anything world to not provide its tive. America now lags debate and the facts make I’m used to driving most while going 15 more unnecessary that would citizens with health cover- behind other nations who this the only conclusion. on I-75 to back home in than the speed limit, put my life or someone age. Nations such as Great have government health- It is time for us Americans Michigan. The 120-mile which isn’t only danger- else’s life at risk or risk Britain, France, Germany, care in every age demo- to smarten up. It is time drive takes me about two ous for me, it’s also dan- getting an expensive and Canada provide cra- graphic save one: senior to realize that not all hours if I obey the speed gerous for everyone else ticket. dle-to-grave coverage and citizens. Why are our Americans want every- limit [60-70 in Ohio, 70 in on the road. We need to realize that view such policy as good senior citizens now on par one to succeed. It is time Michigan]. I don’t usually On the road, things driving requires our full government. with those in these other to be realistic. There are speed in Ohio [because happen so fast. The faster attention and that there The conservatives in nations? It is because senior hogs among us, hogs who if you didn’t know, the that someone is going, are laws in place to keep our fair land tell you that citizens in America are able fight to do things like deny Ohio police really don’t the faster bad things can everyone on the road safe. health coverage is a person- to free themselves from the healthcare. I am a support- like Michigan drivers], happen and come up out Obeying them not only al responsibility and that shackles of private health er of Obamacare precisely but in Michigan, my min- of nowhere. I know most saves lives, it also can save government is much too insurance and sign up for because of two reasons: it imum speed is 75, which college kids speed, text, us from spending money inefficient to do a good job Medicare. actually helps people and very rarely gets someone talk on their phones, that as college students, administering it. Given all these facts it infuriates the hogs in the pulled over. etc. while driving, not to we don’t necessarily have. These two lies would be about the ineffectiveness political system. However, I have to mention driving drunk. laughable if people were of private health insur- admit that most of the It’s all dangerous, so why not dying because of them. ance and the effectiveness time, I drive somewhere do we do it? Respond to Alyssa at And make no mistake, they of government-run health- Respond to Paul at between 75 and 85 mph. 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have questions about the LGBTQ community. HOPPS FOR HEALTH There have been a num- ber of other things Vision planned, including a key- note speaker on Tuesday, Kye Allums, the first trans- gender player in the NCAA. Amy Finklebine, vice president of Vision learned to not get too involved with the importance of labeling and identifying from Allums. “I got to hang out with the speaker, Kye, for a little bit in between his events,” said Amy Finklebine. “One quote that I did take from his workshop is that he doesn’t like to refer to a process as transitioning because life is a transi- tion, and that really stuck out to me that we are constantly changing and evolving who we are.” One of the student organizations that has Some studies find beer contains vitamin C, still bad in excess been involved in various aspects of Coming Out By Dylanne Petros Copy Chief [which] is like a mirror image,” Ludy said. to half of the daily recommendation of Week is the Multicultural This means that the vitamin C in beer vitamin C. Greek Council. The Instead of having an orange a day, some is not vitamin C, but a mirror image of the “One serving of [Budweiser] beer con- council’s president, Jeff students may have a beer instead. antioxidant, Ludy said. tains between 0 and 30 milligrams of vita- Devereuax, hosted a dis- Studies have concluded that beer con- Since some beers are made with differ- min C,” Ludy said. cussion on ways to make tains vitamin C, an antioxidant that is ent ingredients, this means some alcohol There have been some studies that greek life a more safe often found in fruits like oranges and kiwis. might actually be better than others. compare the health benefits of wine to and inviting place for the People are often told to take vitamin C in “If a beer is made from hops it contains beer but Ludy believes that both may be LGBTQ community. order to stay healthy and stop themselves an antioxidant that … it interferes with good for people to have as long as it is in “Greek chapters and any from getting colds. People might be able to cancer cells so inhibits the growth of can- moderation. organization in general substitute a beer in place of an orange, but cer cells and also inhibits inflammation,” “A lot of the benefits of wine or the needs to be a safe place large amounts might not be good. Ludy said. benefits of beer … really depends on for our LGBT members,” “Beer in excess is bad … if you are think- The antioxidant is called xanthohumol where it’s grown,” she said. Devereuax said. ing about drinking a beer, fine … drinking and it has no taste, which is why research- Junior Spencer Lee did not know about The Multicultural Greek a case of beer is not gonna keep you from ers haven’t discovered it until just recently. beer and vitamin C but after learning council is the governing getting a cold,” said Mary Jon Ludy, assis- Since some beers have hops and hops about the potential health benefits, he group for six greek chapters tant professor in the Dietetics and Family can help with health, advertisers are let- feels like he could add beer to his diet. on campus with the goal and Consumer Sciences Department. ting their customers know the health ben- “I would add one a day along with the to create a more inclusive Vitamin C can also extend the shelf life efits. A person needs 60 milligrams of vita- fruits and vegetables I already eat,” Lee environment. Devereuax is of beer. min C in their daily diet, Ludy said. said. a member of Delta Lamda “Sometimes vitamin C is used as a food Senior Carolyn Bajaksouzian never Whether people add beer to their Phi which is a “gay, bisex- preservative,” Ludy said. knew that beer contained vitamin C. diet for vitamin C or stick to their fruits ual, progressive, and trans There are different kinds of vitamin C Instead she eats healthy to get her recom- and vegetables or do a combination of fraternity.” that can be found in food and drinks, she mended 60 milligrams of vitamin C. both, Ludy believes both would be OK “As a gay man, obvi- said. “I drink orange juice and try to eat as to have. ously I personally support “Vitamin C that … would be added to well as I can,” Bajaksouzian said. “Everything is OK in moderation,” the gay community, but I beer as a preservative is a stereoisomer … There are some beers that contain up Ludy said. wanted to figure out how (the Multicultural Greek Council) as an organization could support it,” he said. There are more events coming up this weekend Check to wrap up Coming Out Week. There will be “Not So Straight Skate” event BGNews.com this Saturday that is open Rally speaks against violence to the public. for a photo Vision is also putting Student groups march against sexual, street harassment in annual Take Back the Night on a scavenger hunt with gallery of the clues found on their Facebook page. By Jodi Abazoski trans communities,” said and Lana Adams. They Hannah Scheppler. “I’ve Take Back the “The point of the scaven- Reporter Alexandra Lahey, president signed to a song by Dar been very interested in ger hunt is to bring people of the Feminist Organization Williams called “When I Was feminism. I’ve maybe had to different offices that Roars of “take back the Raising Consciousness and a Boy.” There were two musi- some experiences with Night are resources on campus,” night” could be heard Empowerment [FORCE]. cians that performed as well. street harassment, but I’m Finklebine said. throughout Bowling Green “Oppression is different for Lahey said that music is a very passionate about the Thursday night as FORCE all of us, but I believe we can good way to come together in victims in general.” hosted a march starting all unite together and sort of an event like this. Other students returned on campus, going down to build power to change our Greg Gantt of the Black to this year’s event because Court Street, Main Street community.” Student Union spoke about of its new message of includ- and ending back at discus- There was a strong feel- Trayvon Martin. He said ing more communities. sion rooms in Hannah Hall. ing of community during events like Take Back the “One of the special things Non-smoking Prior to the march, there the event. Representatives Night are important because about Take Back the Night Buildings Available pecial for Bedroom was a rally in the Union from various groups like the they allow students to address this year is that it’s also 1 +2 BR Apartments Available for the annual Take Back Office of Women and Gender the things they need to do to focusing on street harass- Apartment: Semester Leases the Night rally and march Studies and the Latino make change. ment of LGBT people as was 630 a month for months against street harassment Student Union came together “No issue is greater than well as people of color,” said Minutes from BGSU - now and violence. to support the march. another, we’re all here fight- sophomore Edward Vaughn. Pet Friendly Community a month “We’ve expanded Take The main point was giv- ing for rights,” he said. During the actual Utilities Included for 3 months Back the Night. It’s still ing people from all minor- For some students, Take march, people came Free Campus Shuttle about sexual assault and ity groups a voice against Back the Night was their together with signs read- Located at: through October 3 st. 300 Napoleon Road violence, but it’s also about violence. first opportunity to get ing “enough is enough” in Bowling Green street harassment and espe- “I think we all know that involved with FORCE. and “consent is sexy.” cially how street harassment marginalized communi- “This is my first time Lahey transitioned from 419-352-6335 impacts other communities ties experience violence in with FORCE, one of my the rally to the march with as well. We want to con- a much higher rate than the suite mates is very active- one lasting sentiment: “If OCTOBER/NOVEMBER SPECIAL nect that and how [street general public,“ Lahey said. ly involved [with FORCE] you’re ever experiencing vio- harassment] impacts peo- Performances came from and she encouraged me lence, please do not be afraid ple of color and queer and students like Katie Franklin to come,” said freshman to ask for help.” Buddie
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The BG men’s ice hockey team will host the Colgate University Raiders in a two game series Friday and Saturday both at 7:07 p.m. BG is coming off an impressive 4-3 comeback win over the Ohio State University Buckeyes this past Tuesday night in front of a packed house at the BGSU Ice Arena. The Raiders currently have a record of 2-1 after splitting a home stand with the Ferris State University Bulldogs. Ferris State won the season opener 7-4 but Colgate won the next night 1-0. The Raiders’ last game was a 4-1 win on Oct. 10 against the Rochester Institute of Technology. The Falcons have a 6-1-1 all-time record against Colgate, with their only loss last year. Colgate head coach Don Vaughan has 21 years under his belt and as the Raiders head coach, has 328 career wins, the most in program history. Vaughan has helped Colgate reach four 20-win seasons, 19 appearances in the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament, and two NCAA tournament berths. BG forwards Bryce Williamson and Ben Murphy lead the team in goals as each have two goals during three games. Williamson also recorded an assist against Ohio State for an individual total of three points on the season. He is also the only Falcon to have a multi-point game so far. Bowling Green has 10 skaters with at least a point and each skater has played in every game. Goaltender Tommy Burke earned his first victory of the season Tuesday when he made 25 saves and held Ohio State scoreless during the intense third period. Burke now has improved his overall record to 6-6-3 in his career. BG has improved their work on special teams this year. The Falcons were 7-8 (88 percent) on the penalty kill this
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Falcons take on Bulls, Zips Men’s basketball replaces team leaders in weekend MAC matches Falcons replace leader roles left by Calhoun, Crawford in 2013-14 season By Cameron Teague With the benefit of start- time since we actually had Robinson ing practice earlier, the officials and everything,” Women’s soccer team looks for first win of the season during weekend Assistant Sports Editor coaching staff has been able Henderson said. “It gives us By Tara Jones come out to play,” Garr to work with the team to a chance to see how we play Reporter “I still think we said. “It will be a tough As another basketball sea- show them where they will together with officials and have a lot of game, but hopefully we’ll son begins, the men’s bas- get the ball and where they just for the fans to see what The BG women’s soccer get a result.” ketball team finds them- can find open shots within we can do.” team has a pair of Mid- opportunity this Akron sits at an overall selves with big shoes to fill the offense. Some players As the season nears clos- American Conference record of 4-7-3 and MAC this year with the loss of will go through a change er, the Falcons will be trying road matches this week- weekend to put our record of 1-4-1 going into its two leading scorers in from being the third or to improve off of the 13-19 end. Friday’s match versus Austin Calhoun and Jordan fourth scoring option to the record and 7-9 record in the The Falcons travel to thumbprint on the Central Michigan before Crawford. Both players first or second option, Stone Mid-American Conference the University of Buffalo program and on facing the Falcons. The averaged approximately 15 said. last year. Their goal has not Friday, Oct. 18 and to the Zips currently are 1-3-1 at points a game last year with “I think we can put four or changed this year even with University of Akron on the season.” home while the Falcons about 34 minutes played per five guys on the court that the new roles given to the Sunday, Oct. 20. Lindsay Basalyga | Head Coach are 3-2-0 at Akron. The game as well. is going to make it tough to players; their goal is still a Head coach Lindsay Falcons lead the Zips in “It’s going to be tough guard us as a team,” Stone MAC championship and a Basalyga said a weekend between the two teams. the series 7-4-1, but Akron replacing Austin and said. “This year you are NCAA tournament berth, of traveling does not affect The Bulls won last year’s has a four-match win- Jordan,” Assistant Coach going to stop a team instead Stone said. her team much because meeting at Cochrane ning streak against BG. LeMonta Stone said. “The of stopping a few players.” “I feel like last season, in by now they have devel- Field in a 2-1 come-from- The Zips took home a 2-0 fact that we could practice a Practice is not just about my eyes, was a disappoint- oped their own routine behind win, breaking win over the Falcons at little earlier is really going to helping the team find their ment,” Henderson said. “I on the road. She added a four-match winning Cochrane Field this past help this group.” roles for this year, though definitely feel that we have that road matches pro- streak for the Falcons. season. Akron returned That loss leaves this bas- the team has been running something to prove.” vide a more family-like Buffalo returned 13 play- 22 letterwinners, includ- ketball team searching a lot more than they usu- The Falcons will hold their atmosphere that brings ers who appeared in 10 or ing nine starters, from a for new scoring options. ally have to prepare for the Orange and Brown scrim- the team together more more games a year ago, 2012 team that went 6-11- Instead of searching for season, said redshirt junior mage Saturday at noon in so than home matches. when the Bulls finished 1 overall and 2-8-1 in con- another two people to carry Anthony Henderson. the Stroh Center and then Buffalo has an overall 5-12-2 overall and 3-7-1 in ference play. the scoring load, they will The Falcons will finally they will have their first record of 4-7-2 and a MAC the MAC. Sophomore forward focus on making it a team get the chance to step up exhibition game Nov. 2 at record of 1-5-0, including Junior midfielder Emma Norris said the key job. This switch is forcing on basketball court and 2 p.m. a home record of 2-5-2. Ashley Garr said she is to Sunday’s match for the the players to pick up differ- play a full speed game with “You get anxious and a The Falcons are 3-1-1 on looking forward to being Falcons is sticking to what ent roles within the team. the Orange and Brown little bit nervous before each the road at Buffalo. The on the road, hoping that they do best and exploit- “Everybody is stepping up scrimmage being held this basketball season,” Orr said. Bulls sit just one spot her team will respond ing Akron’s weaknesses. in their absence in terms Saturday at noon. Although “At the same time we all ahead of the Falcons in well to a new atmosphere. “Akron’s going to be a of new positions,” junior this will be an inter-squad have to stay calm and know the bottom of the MAC “Every year Buffalo is good team and it’ll be a Chauncey Orr said. “We scrimmage, the team is that this is just a basketball East division standings. a really hard team so it tough game, but if we play have talented guys coming excited for its chance to play game and we have to have BG leads Buffalo 11-5- should be a very tough in and returning from last again. fun and play together out 1 in the all-time series match, but hopefully we See SOCCER | Page 7 year. I think we will be fine.” “It is going to be a long there then we will be fine.” WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday, October 18, 2013 7 THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THE BG NEWS SUDOKU Week six is here and the records are pretty even. Check back every week to see our editors picks.
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No. 22 Florida Flo-Rida. Missouri almost lost to Toledo and I always go with the higher ranked I miss the sun. we are gonna crush them next week team and usually win. vs. No. 14 Missouri this is easy. Florida -3 Florida 45, Missouri 12 Florida 24, Missouri 10 Missouri 27, Florida 25 Florida 45, Missouri 12 O-H! Big Ten sucks. If this were a wrestling match, it Buckeye4lyfe. Iowa would be the other way around. vs. No. 4 Ohio State Ohio State -17.5 OSU 48. Iowa 21 OSU 68, Iowa 0 OSU 35, Iowa 20 OSU 33, Iowa 21 No. 9 UCLA NorCal > SoCal Stanford’s mascot is so dumb. I think the rich boys will pull Mary-Kate Olsen’s boyfriend out a win, regardless of my first in the movie, “The Challenge,” vs. No. 13 Stanford comment. wanted to go to Stanford. Stanford -6 SUDOKU To play: Complete the grid so that every row, column Stanford 28, UCLA 24 UCLA 32, Stanford 10 Stanford 25, UCLA 21 Stanford 41, UCLA 13 and every 3 x 3 box contains Indiana Indiana should just stick to bas- Hate both these teams now since After that loss to Notre Dame, Yep. ketball. Indiana beat us earlier. Michigan is maybe they won’t screw around. the digits 1 to 9. There is no vs. Michigan going to win though. guessing or math involved. Michigan -9 Just use logic to solve Michigan 32, Indiana 18 Michigan 1, Indiana 0 Michigan 34, Indiana 21 Indiana 23, Michigan 12 Go Irish! Beat the Trojans Lane Kiffin was the worst coach Is either team any good this year? I miss my dog. USC ever. #RollTide. vs. Notre Dame Notre Dame -3
Notre Dame 32, USC 28 USC 24, Notre Dame 23 Notre Dame 41, USC 40 Notre Dame 42, USC 30 Clemson is hella overrated. I had Clemson in the national Going to be close ... probably. i Go Florida! No. 5 Florida State championship gotta stay true. have no idea what i am talking vs. No. 3 Clemson about. Florida State -3 FSU 38, Clemson 32 Clemson 32, FSU 10 Clemson 50, FSU 40 FSU 45, Clemson 7 Overall record 26-10 25-11 27-9 20-16
“That’s what we’ve talk- to do in the final thirds of career high for goals in a their three-game home SOCCER ed about with this team; the field to put us in a posi- Heyock game. Freshman defense- stand against the Colgate From Page 6 is how are you going to tion to have success.” From Page 6 man Sean Walker has the University Raiders Friday leave your mark on this Friday’s match at highest plus rating on the and Saturday at 7:07 p.m. our game we’ll be able to program,” Basalyga said. Buffalo kicks off at 5:30 past Tuesday night. This team with a +4 rating. BG’s next game will be stick with them,” Norris “To leave it in a better posi- p.m. and Sunday’s game past week, BG allowed 18 The Raiders will offer on the road at Ohio State said. tion than you found it. I at Akron will begin at power play opportunities the Falcons a challenge on University on Oct. 29 and Basalyga said her team still think we have a lot of 12 p.m. Both matches and gave up six goals as a the ice. Colgate forward they will return to the still has plenty to cele- opportunity this weekend are scheduled to have result against the Union Kyle Baun had 14 goals BGSU Ice Arena to take brate this season and that to put our thumbprint on live stats and live video College Dutchmen. this past season and for- the University of Alaska the Falcons still have the the program and on the streaming. The links to Sophomore forward Ben ward Tyson Spink had 20 Anchorage Seawolves opportunity to finish in a season. It’s just a matter of follow each match will be Murphy tallied two power assists and 31 points this in their first Western better position this sea- our discipline, our mental- available at BGSUFalcons. play goals against Ohio past season. Collegiate Hockey son than the last. ity and what we’re willing com. State and set a brand new The Falcons complete Association home series.
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on campus, which eventu- seventh grade,” Wells said. TEC ally led to the start of T.E.C. Another aspect of the The TheDaily Daily Crossword Crossword Fix Fix From Page 3 “I think my affiliation group comes from soph- The two hip-hop artists came because I wanted omore and DJ Kyrie “DJ 1 Hourglass or stopwatch had previously been mak- them to be reflected in Reezey” Austin. His 2 Make __ for oneself 3 Sun blocker ing their own music, which their art, create music grandfather was a pastor, 4 Feed bag morsel both sides contained pro- and influence people on influencing his faith in 5 Stereo system fanity. It wasn’t until after campus,” Gillispie said. God as a child. signal booster 6 "Car Talk" topic they met and started going “Having them experience “I try to help write 7 PC brain to Cru meetings, an orga- those things through God, songs and to bring people 8 Twilight, to a bard 9 General for whom a nization about people who they naturally wanted that around,” Wells said. “We all Paris airport is named explore life and try to find to be reflected in what do it together as a group.” 10 Bench warmers? 11 Jacob's twin 34 Isinglass God, that ended up hav- they’re creating.” Blair said he thrives off of 12 T-men and G-men 38 Place to get a perm ing a major impact on their T.E.C consists of more creating songs that do not 13 Toga party setting 39 "Give it another shot" 41 Encyclopedia range music. than 20 members from the contain any profanity and 18 Skid row area 23 Racing family name 44 CPR expert “I want it to be uplifting University, such as pro- have even had other artists 25 Leaf-gathering tool 47 Like some decals 48 Ibsen's country music to shine a light on the moters, engineers, sing- come up to him and say 26 Sales staff member 27 Texas border city 49 Alabama-born blessings that you have,” ers, rappers and the group they have respect for T.E.C. 29 Sinks activist Parks Byrd said. “We have a song has performed at Grumpy “It makes sense to not 30 Was more 52 Dismal turnout important than for a party called ‘Hallelujah’ which Dave’s, Howard’s Club H use any profanity anyway 31 Eye part 53 Israel's Meir is about real life and what and Cla-Zel. The hip-hop because this way you can containing the iris 54 Bookie's offering 55 Answering people are going through group hosts parties so they reach all ages with your 32 Goalie equipment 33 Sandler of machine alert everyday. It’s what you see can play their own music songs instead of only older "Spanglish" 56 Eruption output, perhaps and what you feel. It’s OK rather than trying to get people,” Blair said. “Many 57 Together, after "in" 1 Snack in a shell 42 Big diamond to live, but the good news is other DJs to play their rappers are afraid to rap 43 Spring Zodiac sign 61 Second 5 Walked the floor Amendment org. that God saved you.” music at other places. about spirituality, but 10 "Survivor" host Probst 45 "__ the night ..." 46 Actress born Norma Jeane 62 Clamor After Byrd and Blair Engineer and sopho- we’re not.” 14 Attending a Lakers 63 Sac fly result home game, briefly Mortenson started attending Cru more Ja’Mario “Jay Wells” T.E.C are expecting an 15 Indian coin 50 Sunday dinner entrée meetings, they met staff Wells uses a software album release called “A1 16 __-friendly 51 Leaking slowly 17 "A revolution is not 54 Football field shape member of the organiza- called Pro Tools to mix Since Day1” as early as a dinner party" leader 57 Last year's jrs. tion Nick Gillispie who and edit the songs. He Nov. 8 and are in the works 19 Mama's guy, to baby 58 Icky stuff 20 Bird Down Under 59 Educator with an elite list influenced the artists sometimes stays up until for hosting a charity event 21 Philosopher __-tzu 60 Artist born 8/6/1928 who about who God is. four or five in the morning near Thanksgiving for 22 Month named for an emperor painted 17-, 28- and Gillispie said he tried to to work on everything. people to donate canned 24 Word in "The Shining" with 46-Across two mirror-image letters 64 "Whip It" rockers challenge the two friends to “It’s something I’ve food to the homeless shel- 26 Get the whole family together 65 Youngest of Chekhov's make their own life group always done since I was in ter in Toledo. 28 It's "M'm! M'm! Good!" 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Near BGSU, Avail FALL, $795/mo. “It’s also a nice place to “We don’t book seven The BG News will not knowingly 6450 Weatherfield Court, accept advertisements that discrimi- Maumee, Oh 43537 Call 419-352-5882. record because the audi- nights a week and for nate, or encourage discrimination GROUNDS ® against any individual or group on From Page 3 ence is so great.” people to come to these the basis of race, sex, color, creed, #164 religion, national origin, sexual orien- Campus Pollyeyes now hiring DIRECTORY311 Ridge - Nice 3 BR home, known Wicks from working Wicks said Bowling shows, they know once tation, disability, status as a veteran, for nights and weekends available FALL, $1,100/mo. with the Black Swamp Arts Green is fortunate enough a month they’re going or on the basis of any other legally Apply in person at 440 E. Court St Call 419-352-5882. protected® status. Festival. He has been work- to make many different to see a really good live #164 The BG News reserves the right to Domino!s Pizza now hiring decline, discontinue or revise any DIRECTORYFurn. room, freedom of house, ing with the sound during types of artists on tour act,” Wicks said. “People delivery drivers and inside help. advertisement such as those found TV, W/D, clean & quiet, $250/mo the live shows at Grounds be able to stop in town know that they can count to be defamatory, lacking in factual Apply at store at 425 E. Wooster. basis, misleading or false in nature. All w/ $100 dep. Call 419-354-6117. For Thought for 10 years. on their way to another on the show being good. advertisements are subject to editing “It’s a nice venue and venue in a bigger city such That’s what helps keep and approval. Assistant Coaching Positions the audience is always as Detroit, Cleveland and good crowds coming back open for Bowling Green High School wrestling program. appreciative,” Hann said. 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