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Plain Residence halls clothes continue police change
By Ben Schart around STAFF WRIIE R Students on campus may notice vast improvements to residence halls after a summer city of major renovations. The upgrades occurred all over cam- pus as one of the most expan- By Stelanie Sizemor t MANAGING t 0110R sive renovation projects in years, lim Zentmeyer, associate You and your friends decide director of Residence life and to throw a three keg party one the Division of Student Affairs, random Saturday night. helped improve living condi- Everything is going well. People tions in Offenhauer, McDonald, are everywhere and everyone Conklin, Rodgers, Kohl, seems to be having a good time. Founders, Kreischer, Harshman By 11 p.m., the party begins to and several Greek units. really pick up tnd you lose track "This last year we have been of who is cot ling through the very ambitious in upgrading the door. There are people in your living standard across campus," house that you do not recog- Zentmeyer said. The improve- nize. ments range from security At 11:30 p.m., two males upgrades in Founders to com- dressed like ordinary students plete room renovations in take police badges out of their Offenhauer East. shirts and tell everyone to stop New furniture in Conklin, where they an; and provide IDs. Offenhauer and McDonald has You arc ticketed for furnishing passed major fire safety tests. to minors and several others are "The furniture fares very well ticketed for underage con- under extreme conditions," sumption. Zentmeyer said. Believe it or not, this can hap- Caroline Langendorfer, junior pen and is happening according elementary education major to the Bowling Green Police and resident advisor in Department. Offenhauer, is extremely "Yes, we do have plain- pleased with the new look. clothed officers in unmarked "Everyone thinks that it looks cars patrolling the streets of like a hotel now," she said. Bowling Green," said l.t. Brad Tom Heed BG News According to Zentmeyer, this Connor, the police information is a common reaction to many COFFEEHOUSES: Grounds for Thoughts, Cosmos and Java Supreme are competing with two other coffee shops downtown, Fortunes officer for the BGPD. "We use of the new rooms, especially in them as a tool to keep everyone and Treasures and Sam's Place, for business. Offenhauer. The red, yellow and safe." green furniture in the building According to Connor, these has been replaced with oak fur- officers arc working the streets nishings and the dimly lit hall- in cars and they have the right to ways are now equipped with enter any public establishment. With the addition of three new bright fluorescent lighting. "They can enter bars and coffeehouses downtown, the It makes for a "much more liquor stores because these are homier environment, with a public places," Connor said. BrewirfUp businesses seem to be... higher level of quality and a bet- "They also can enter a party if it ter overall appearance," seems to be open to the public." Zentmeyer said. Connor said that a party is The rooms in Offenhauer considered open to the public aren't the only improvements to when the officers see people the building The ground floor from off the: treet enter a house and cntryway have been com- or property and are not checked pletely redesigned with a lobby for any identification. COMPETITION connecting the two buildings. "If it looks like people are just By Craig Gilford abundance of them, with ihe Grounds for Thoughts and problem," said Elizabeth Smith, With a centralized front desk, walking into a party, then our CAMPUS EDITOR additions of Java Supreme, Sam's Place offer a library a manager at Grounds for security for the entire complex officers can do the same," he As people walk through the Sam's Place and Fortunes and atmosphere, with couches and Thoughts. "We'll keep our regu- has improved. said. "When parties are like that, city of Bowling Green, they will Treasures. reading material readily avail- lars. 1 don't think it'll |the com- Langendorfer thinks that the they arc open to the public." notice many changes, ranging With so many coffee shops in able. Cosmos and Java petition!, hurt us too much. new look makes it "a lot easier The unmarked officers are on from the big renovation project town, one must wonder how Supreme offer tables where you People are used to what we for people to feel social and be the look out for mostly misde- to a great deal of many new they can possibly attract busi- can eat and drink outside. Both have." responsible for their floors." meanors like open containers, businesses that have come to ness. Each of these places pro- offer pastries and a deli beyond The new places feel that they McDonald North and East littering, underage consump- town in the last several months, vides something different to its the regular coffees. Fortunes will be able to attract their share have undergone improvements tion and disorderly conduct. including three new coffee customers. and Treasures is unique in that of customers, as well. with the addition of lofts in every "They are out to help the rest shops. "Each coffee shop is attract- it also offers psychic readings. According to Ed Henry, who room, new furniture, paint, car- of our force deal with other Bowling Green has never had ing their own clientele," said The shops that have been in has been an employee at Java pet, lights and vertical blinds. problems," he said. "Our a shortage of coffee shops, with Earlene Kilpatrick, executive town for a while feel that they Supreme since the week before Personal entry devices, PEDs, unmarked cars do not make Cosmos and Grounds for director of the Downtown will be able to remain successful the place opened three weeks have also been modernized to traffic stops, they are only ticket- Thoughts having been in town BusincssAssociation. "Theyare through regular patrons. increase security and safety in ing or arresting |icople who are for years. Now the city has an each unique in their own way." "I don't think we'll have a COFFEE. PAGE 2 the high traffic building while in parked cars, out on the streets increasing accessibility for resi- or at parties." Emma Kendrick. sophomore dents. undecided major, witnessed Mike Orlando, a sophomore these officers ticketing someone management information sys- outside a local bar last weekend. tems major and RA in Mac "Two guys that looked like East, thinks "the renovations your everyday students got out make Mac the best dam resi- of a regular looking car and CAGED IN dence hall on campus." busted two girls," she said. He enjoys the increased num- "They put their badges away ber of wall outlets and movable afterward and drove off." FOR48 shelves and desks. After living in Kendrick was unsure of the the new Mac, Orlando says it laws that were broken in the HOURS would be hard to live anywhere incident, but does not think else. these officers are right. Behind bars: Kevin Yania, For the first time in three "These guys looked like peo- sophomore political science and years, Conklin North is now an ple that I am friends with. I had criminal justice major, thinks active residence hall after some no idea," she said. "1 do not inside the box for Push America, of the biggest changes on cam- think this is right, especially the national outreach project of pus. Planning started last sum- since they are going into bars Pi Kappa Phi. The goal of Push mer to make Conklin "virtually a and parties. Students should Americais to raise awareness, brand new building," Zentmeyer said. have some rights of privacy, funds and manpower to benefit too." the severely handicapped. Since New windows, carpet, paint, restrooms, plumbing, PEDs, Jackie Walters, junior child 1977, the fraternity has raised heating, furniture and air condi- and family community services more than $4 million. major, agrees with Kendrick in tioning, along with the rebuild- that she thinks the police have ing of the south wall made the gone too far. Conklin renovations one the
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RENOVATIONS. FROM PAGE 1 ments include renovations in | Conklin East that mirror those in I biggest priorities of the project. Conklin North, major work on , The re-opening of the hall also the rooms in Kohl and Rodgers | made up for the loss of space and the possibility of installing after Prout Hall's demolition. new windows in Offcnhauer. Residents of Kohl Hall may be The Division of Student Affairs pleased with electrical renova- is always planning renovations tions to prevent power outages to provide students with a high , that were rampant last year. Kohl and Rodgers have both installed level of comfort. PED systems for added security. "As far as the amenities within More renovations are in store student rooms, and upgrades in the next few years and the we've made," Zentmeyer says, planning stage begins next week. "we are really one of the leading Some of the possible improve- campuses in Ohio." Police continue undercover work
Tom Reed BG News UNDERCOVER, FROM PAGE 1 patrol at the beginning of every CAFFEINE KICK: Cosmos is one in a collection of downtown coffee shops that give students a variety of tastes. school year. "I do not think this is right at "We have more officers out all," she said. "I think this consti- during the times when we need tutes entrapment." them," he said. "On a regular Lt. Connor said these officers Thursday, Friday or Saturday have been patrolling the streets night vve have 11 officers sched- Downtown attracts coffeehouses for (lie past few years and that it uled to work, but sometimes we will continue. He admits that the have a lot more actually work- COFFEEHOUSES, FROM PAGE 1 from the University. "A lot of it is because of the ren- All three owners of Java police department does step up ing." "We are hoping to attract a mix ovation project," Kilpatrick said. Supreme, Brad Dotterman. Steve ago, they are attempting to bring of University students and the "It may have enhanced their Spider and lames Peek, grew up in business through meeting the people in town," Smith said. decision to locate in downtown in Bowling Green and went to demands of their customers. According to Henry, lava Bowling Green." "Nothing is set in stone. If Supreme is offering 20 percent off Kilpatrick also added, Bowling Green f ligh School. somebody said, 'Hey, it would be to students who show their col- "Downtown BG is the place to be. "Since they arc from here and cool if you did this,'" he said, lege I.D. There is high foot traffic and auto know a lot of people from the "we're willing to try it. We have "We have a lot of the business traffic." Bowling Green area, they wanted enough of an open mind and class over lunch. We want to get Anothar reason for the influx of to open up a coffee shop ar jund open perspective to cater to what more of a college crowd here to coffee shops is because of their here," Henry said. the students want." know what they want." increasing popularity. The competition is high Whether they have been Even with established coffee "Coffee shops have been a among the coffee shops in around for a while, or are just shops already in the area, there trendy thing for a long time. It's Bowling Green, but, "that is the starting out, the coffee shops are are a number of reasons that new better than a McDonald's or gas nature of the business," all hoping to attract students ones have moved in. station's coffee," Henry said. Kilpatrick said.
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RECZNIK know this subject isn't mind bog- 72Mach.|ets 32 Tends Ine gling, and truth be known, the 73 Spinning toys children 10% walked away after the fitst 33 Dillon or Damon W>rdsIFound BG News isn't breaking a big DOWN question. 34 Borodin opera. story here. But there are some 1 Slice Hie Ijrkey "Prince " abor 58 Euphemrstic oath 2 Homeric opus 36 Ballplayer thai 50 Gracetuly 59USCnvai issues that I wish to address. 10% were female. 3 Basic reference 37 Cake Uirsrwt Mender 60 1200 Someone is probably doing il Now 1 don't mind that some of book 40 Top room 52 Prime 61 Person, place o- 4 Night be'ore Bung right now. you are possibly reading this 43 Roe producer 54 Russian rulers 3% do not go to the bathroom.* 5 Blush 46 Martians 55 So tar 62 Questions As your eyes follow this line while doing your business, but 6 OH cartel 47 Guam or Yukon 57 Wall-on pel 67 "_ Bravo" across the page your bowels are, do you have to leave the papers 94% read while in the bathroom. well let's say, "concentrating." strewn throughout the public OHIO WEATHER You are in the bathroom, and rcstrcoms all over campus? Thursday, September 14 you are reading. For one, ym am littering and 41% of those have read the BG rhcre is nothing to be that's not very courteous to the News while there. ROLL TIDE ROLL! Ac cu Weather* forecast for daytime conditions, low/high lemperatures ashamed of, almost everybody fine University custodial staff This guy is standing 'Ifiis survey has a 3% margin tor error ,c does it. (Uverybodv else who is in who clean the restrooms, or to since it was compiled while in the bathroom around and cheering for ■4£* " " class, PAY ATTENTION! You can fellow students who use the .. . •„_ Cleveland 51 (70 >-— . ...t, ' read this later.) them after you. I Ic wasn't pleased and asked Tide during the team's 1 myself read while I'm doing Second, it bothers me that * < me to leave him alone, but since practice. The scary thing ♦ the dooty and don't care who when I go to do my business that Youngstown ,47 ^70 I am a jounalist (well at least for ' • 1 knows. You shouldn't either, peo- there is always a vital page miss- is that he's had the Tide Mansfield 51773' ple have been reading on the pot ing from the paper that is that afternoon), 1 kept pestering box and toilet paper roll MO C-': since the dawn of man. It's a little already there (usually Page 3 or him. In fact, I even went as far as since 1978. #£ &s> known fact (and I'm a history the NOW section). But what real- to take a picture of the guy. Coincidentally, that was Well, kids what have we major so you can believe me) ly drives me nuts, what really also the last time he that the ancient Egyptians used chokes my goat, what really dis- learned? • Columbus 51 /76 washed that shirt... Dayton 54 7/6 to read a form of Page 3 off of appoints me is that one time I One, the epic Italian poem papyrus when they went #2 found a picture of my face in a "Orlando Furioso" is not recom- (seriously, they did). puddle. mended for anyone to translate Sure, they had no other paper Il is a little surreal when you while "occupied," unless you than the Papyrus, the sports sec- see your face stuck to the bath- want a new job. tion was lousy and there was room floor of an Olscamp Second, although strange, WORD OF THE DAY always bad news about plagues restroom. On one hand, you can when you find your work in a and what not. but it had a great only assume that someone is puddle of urine, il is a sure sign PAPYRUS that you should change your act. graphics. And better yet, it dou- reading your column; on the Pronounciation: pd*'pl*rds © 2000 AccuWeather, Inc bled for two-ply. other hand there is no other But the most important, when Function: noun your legs are falling asleep from It's also not a widely known form of true criticism than hav- Etymology: Greek papyros staying in the same position for fact that the flushing toilet's ing your face stuck to a bath- Date: 14th century &*. 6^, <£k 4jSb «j^ £& «4&rf fiife inventor, Sir lohn Harington, room floor. You hope that the an hour, and your roomates are Sunny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Snowers T-storms Rw Flumes Snow Ice banging on the door, remember 1: a tall sedge (Cyperus loved to read while he did his puddle is just water, but reality is Vj AsiOCU'X ^ess papyrus) of the Nile Valley; deed. In fact, he actually was a harsh mistress. that there are a lot of people out 2: the pith of the papyrus banished from Queen Elizabeth's So to see just how many stu- there just like you. court in 1591 for spending too dents take the BG News in to the People who need to keep their plant especially when cut in THREE-DAY FORECAST much time in the bathroom batliroom with them, I conduct- brain motivated while their strips and pressed into a while translating an epic Italian ed a little survey. I asked a few entrails work. material write on; poem "Orlando Furioso." I'm not people out and about 3a: a writing on papyrus; Friday Saturday Sunday Editor's Note: As an added making this up. Find an encyclo- Wednesday afternoon about b: a written scroll made of pedia their bathroom habits. I even bonus, today's Page 3 is made from extra-soft cotton fibers. Feel papyrus; Enough with the history wentasfarasaskingsomeone 4: not the most pleasant lessons, though. I'm not getting while he was conducting his free to tip out tliis page and use it way to clean the buttockal paid enough to educate anyone. lavatory procedure. liberally. Thank you. © region Mostly Partly Showers Cloudy Cloudy
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The way that works serves to distract everybody and to take the focus off the basic issues that we ought to be concerned about." VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DICK CHENEY, CRITICIZING THE WAY MAJOR NEWS MEDIA COVER THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS OPINION EDITORIAL Undercover cops invade privacy
As we all are aware by today's and bars posing as students, our YOU DECIDE dents go to relax after a long week Bottom line, students are going to officers probably do regulate front page, there ate so-called privacy is again being intruded of school; it is a place where stu- find a way to drink, no matter some activity that should not be Is it improper for undercover undercover cops in Bowling upon. dents socialize and make those how many laws and restrictions taking place. They probably are Green. Yes, in a town that seems to Can't the police bust enough police to pose as college college memories which will last a are thrown at them. out for our best interests. be overcrowded by police officers people with marked cars and offi- students? Let us know what lifetime. We at the news think the police But from our standpoint, you already, we now have to deal with cers in uniforms? Are they not you think at bgnews@list- A party is not place where stu- should begin to concentrate on are invading our privacy and officers dressed in plain clothes. making enough arrests each procbgsu.edu dents should have to worry, and it other things, rather than a few infringing on our rights. You are This is nothing new, but it is weekend that they feel they need is not a place where fear should minors drinking beer. crossing the line. about time someone asked: Is this to enter your home, act like stu- lurk. That will just make things Maybe, instead of having stu- Be police officers in uniforms fair? dents and then bust you for let- going to have to register to attend worse. dents fear you. you should try to and do your jobs. We will not We at The News do not think so. ting them in? any party in this city because peo- The Bowling Green Police build a healthy relationship with complain. Undercover cops, as we will call What are they trying to turn this ple are going to be too afraid to Department is trying to spark fear us. We are people just like you and But when you lie to us and them, infringe on students' rights. town into? Or for that matter, throw a party that might be con- in students. They are trying to reg- maybe a mutual respect could enter our personal lives just to We as students barely have any what kind of people are they try- sidered "a public place." ulate things that have happened produce posidve results. ticket or arrest us for some minor privacy as it is. ing to turn us into? Yes. a party is sometimes a pub- and are going to happen as long You are out for our safety, and misdemeanor, we will complain. With cops entering our parties Before you know it, we are all lic place. It is a place where stu- as college institutions exist. we understand that. Plain clothes LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Brother Jed not ON THE STREET end. Besides, they make up 94 ing the Bowling Green game. the only one All of the stu- percent of the population of Never have I seen such sports- Heaven. The other 6 percent con- manship and good-natured fun Do you think there dents are going sists of unborn children who between the visiting cheerleaders are enough coffee received their heavenly home and our fans. When your cheer- shops downtown? guilty of judging through abortion. So, if you want leaders agreed to get up on the to burn in Hell your future children to obtain the wall and cheer with me, it "You're all whores... and you're enlightenment of God, have embodied all that is good with AT ISSUE Are we who hate to be judged guilty of pass- going to Hell.'' This statement abortions. If you want them to college sports. They were having ing the same judgment? (along with many other ridicu- wallow in Hell, just let them grow fun (as was I) and in no way did it lous claims) was communicated up and go to college. Either way. detract from their loyalty to The other day Brother Jed to the students this past Friday. we are all horrible human beings. Bowling Green. In fact, the came up in a conversation. Who would make such preju- Michigan fans in the southwest Someone mentioned his casual ERIN diced claims? The Christians, of Joshua Ballmer end zone were so impressed that way of calling random women HELPPIE course. However, these weren't ballmer@yahoocom we did something that we have "whore!" at whim, and how espe- Opinwn columnist the "love thy neighbor" never done. We spelled out B-G- cially inappropriate it is because S-U and honored your school MARIAH HIEBEL Christians. They were the radical these are women he doesn't right back. "let us throw hate at people" Wolverine SOPHOMORE know at all. To think that the cheerleading "What about peo- Christians. Apparently these chil- EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. dren of the Lord wanted to strike gives props to squad is being chastised over this Personally, I haven't had the ple we pass on fear into BGSU's students by is rather disconcerting. They are "No, because I never privilege of being yelled at by campus and pointing out how we are all "evil" great kids, represent your Brother Jed (or any of his fellow and "misguided." cheerleaders University well, and the go-" Brother Jedians). However. I do immediately Well, they're right. None of us University should be proud of understand the hurt and frustra- think, 'Boy, isn't can deny 18 years (or more) of 1 understand there has been them. All I can say is: Go Blue!!! tion of having someone assume decadent behavior. We all have quite a stir caused by the Bowling And Go Falcons!!!!!!!!!"!!! the right to call me on something she a...?'or Til bet sex. We all drink beer and abuse Green cheerleaders and their when they don't even know me. drugs We all masturbate (alone actions at the University of he....'We all do it." or with each other). Now besides Michigan football game on Sept. RobBarbret Who DOESNT understand rbarbret@umich edu that? I'm sure we've all experi- the fact that these Christians 2. For the record, I'm the guy who we try to figure people out as if gets on the wall and leads enced the pointing fingers of came to campus to point out the they were some sort of puzzle. obvious, they also accumulated cheers after each Michigan accusation at one time or anoth- SUBMISSION POLICY The more I catch myself doing an audience. touchdown. I've been doing this JESSICA CHUMLEY er. And when it happens, there's this, the more I'm reminded of The audience was composed for nineteen years now (you'd this part of us that cries. "No! The BG News gladly prints letters SOPHOMORE the complexity of the human of students who wanted to dis- think some day I would grow That's not who I am! If you only to the Editor and Guest Columns, heart People are so Incredibly prove that they were horrible up) and we have had a lot of fun NURSING knew me, you'd understand Letters should be less than 300 complicated, and I am constantly human beings. Well, guess what with it over the years. I can tell words and Guest Columns can be "No, because we need that!" you that I have seen quite a bit annoyed by my attempts to over- kids, WE ARE HORRIBLE 500 to 700 words. Name, phone HUMAN BEINGS. Whether or over the years — a mock fight more places to go and In all of us there Is the simplify them. number and address should be not we are going to hell is a differ- with Bucky Badger from strongest desire to be known and included for verification. AH sub- relax." I remember hearing some- ent topic. But, as a whole, we Wisconsin, a REAL fight with understood. We cringe and where that our tendency toward should accept the fact that we are Brutus Buckeye from Ohio missions may be edited for length retreat to nurse our wounds Send submissions to 210 West snap judgements is something derelicts. The only people going State, and numerous run-ins whenever we feel we've been inherent that originated as a Hall or [email protected] to Heaven are the Amish, or so with the Michigan State cheer- wrongly judged, but who of us necessity for survival. Think said an unnamed bum on the leaders. with subject line "letter to the edl- isnt guilty of doing the same tor" or "guest column." about it. Hundreds of years ago. I street I conversed with this week- But I experienced a first dur- thing to someone else? can see how one would have Very few of us have the audaci- needed the ability to assess quickly whether someone A> paff of *« RETOOUMtr ** "»Y T^ ty of Brother Jed. In fact, many of I'd r.ke to ttfUin C0MF*SSIO»J»T£ 3 ® i<2r6 BROOKE OLSON you are probably offended that approaching had friendly or CONSERVATISM « l'.+M« b«H*r' I'd even remotely compare you to unfriendly intentions. They need- SOPHOMORE him at all But if we were to be ed to be prepared for a fight (If Finely Republican) have ttotizti we UNDECIDED honest with ourselves. I think you grew up In the ghetto Hke I i"a*'f y> atotMd loifcifia |i)a p\ror\ fttlty. we'd see some connection — if did. this survival instinct thing is Callous j«(ks and Ml tltoKoas'. No <
BETH SHOEMAKER, NEWS EDITOR J. MICHAEL BESTUL PAGE 3 EDITOR 210 West Hall STEFANIE SIZEMORE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNETT, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 CRAIG GIFF0RD, CAMPUS EDITOR SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR Phone: (419)372-6966 KIMBERLY DUPPS, CITY EDITOR KATIE O'CONNELL, WIRE EDITOR E-mail. [email protected] MARY BETH MURTHA, ASST. MANAGING ED. MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR Website: www.bgnews.com JEFFNEWS HINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR KEVIN VORHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MARY BETH WILF0NG, COPY CHIEF / BG NEWS Thursday, September 14, 2000 5
Falcon plucked from zoo's aviary www.bgnews.com TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A thief slashed a wire mesh cage at the Toledo Zoo and stole a falcon valued at $1,000. A zookeeper discovered the 8-inch-long African Pygmy! Jcon was missing while making rounds at closing time Sunday. NATION MIT ordered to pay $4.75 million By Theo Emery sororities will be required to have ASS0CIAIED PRESS WRITER resident adv:sers. BOSTON — The According to the Kruegers, the Massachusetts Institute of university also agreed to more Technology has agreed to pay strictly enforce rules against $4.75 million, endow a scholar- underage drinking. The drinking ship and make sweeping policy changes in a settlement with the age in Massachusetts is 21. family of a freshman who drank IfVest "follows through with all himself to death at a 1997 frater- of his promises, we feel that MIT nity initiation, the young man's will be a better place. And we parents say. hope other colleges will follow Scott Kruegers parents, Bob suit," Darlene Krueger said. and Darlene Krueger, said they Krueger decided to join Phi reached the agreement, Gamma Delta to obtain housing announced Wednesday, after his parents said. After a hazing two days of meetings with MIT during which he drank large President Charles A. Vest. The amounts of alcohol, he slipped university had no immediate comment. into a coma and died three days In a letter sent to the Kruegers later. earlier this month, Vest arolo- Prosecutors charged the fra- gized for the 18-year-old stu- ternity as an organization with dent's death. manslaughter, but were not able "The death of Scott as a fresh- to bring it to court. MfT later Associated Press Photo man living in a MfT fraternity banished the fraternity. VICTORY: Wen Ho Lee supporter Birgit McGaughey hangs an American flag to celebrate his release from prison. McGaughey shows that our approach to alco- The family never sued MIT lives down the street from the Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist who was fired for mishandling nuclear secrets. hol education and policy, and but would have if the university our freshman housing options, hadn't agreed to the settle, were inadequate," Vest said. According to the Kruegers, according to the Kruegers' attor- MfT will pay S4.75 million to the ney, Leo V.Boyle. Scientist freed, judge apologizes family and establish a S1.25 mil- The Kruegers said they lion sholarship fund in the stu- refused any confidential settle- dent's memory. ment offers. By Richard Benke outside of the top-secret area public to protect the national gave his son, Chung, the OK sign. They said the settlement also "We were looking to make ASSOCIATED PRESS WR1.U8 where he worked was unautho- security. Before we had the assur- Lee's wife, Sylvia, also smiled as includes several policy changes, people aware of what goes on in ALBUQUERQUE, N.Mr — rized. ance from Dr. Lee that he would she arrived. including a requirement that all the college and to keep it from Nine months after he was branef- Lee agreed to cooperate with tell us what he knows, we could Cecelia Chang, an organizer of MIT freshman live in university- ed a threat to national security the government and tell them not afford to do anything but the Wen Ho Lee Defense Fund, happening to someone else," owned, -operated and -super- Bob Krueger said. "We can only and put in solitary confinement. everything he knows about seven detain him." sobbed with joy as she left the vised housing as of August 2002. try and bring some good out of Wen Ho Lee was set free missing tapes. Prosecutors also said that there courtroom. Also, no fraternity and sorority Wednesday with an apology from The government said that the are powerful incentives for Lee to The judge "just basically told us recruiting events will be held our son's death." a judge who said the govern- fate of the tapes was paramount cooperate. that the executive branch is to during freshman orientation, After the student's death, two ment's actions "embarrassed our and that Lee's willingness to "If at any time we believe he is blame. He had the courage to say and freshmen will not be dozen Boston-area colleges and entire nation." explain what happened to them not being truthful, we can seek to that and to apologize to Dr. Lee. allowed to live in fraternities and universities — including MfT — Supporters cheered as a smil- was the turning point in 2- void the agreement and prose- That is the apology we have wait- sororities. pledged in 1998 to control ing Lee left the courthouse along- month-old plea discussions. Lee cute the case to the full extent of ed for from the government," In addition, fraternities and underage campus drinking. side his family. He thanked them has said the tapes were the law," Attorney General lanet Chang said. "I would love to see and said, "I'm very happy to go destroyed. Reno said. the country follow his example." home with my wife and children Federal prosecutor George The investigation began as an A group of Lee's Los Alamos today." Stamboulidis said Lee did not offshoot of a Chinese espionage neighbors came to court in "Free With a chuckle, he added: "The deserve a government apology. case, with government attorneys Wen Ho lee Now" T-shirts. The next few days, I'm going fishing." I le called the downloaded infor- making dire accusations that Lee backs of the shirts read: "Los \ee. 60. pleaded guilty to a sin- mation "a personal library" of had stolen the "crown jewels" of Alamos Scientist — Is He Guilty gle count of mishandling nuclear nuclear defense secrets. U.S. nuclear weaponry science Before Proven Innocent?" secrets as the government all but "Which Americans among us with the intent of handing them "We are elated that Dr. Lee is abandoned its crumbling case would want us to turn our backs over to a foreign power. At the having his name cleared of the against the former Los Alamos on that?" he asked. time, the government claimed false allegations that he ever scientist. The judge said he was only the information could alter the intended to injure the country for Under the terms of the plea sorry the plea agreement pre- global balance of power. which he spent 20 years design- bargain, he was sentenced to 278 vented disclosure of information The case began disintegrating ing codes to protect," defense days — essentially the lime that would have shed light on the last month at a renewed bail attorney Mark Holscher said. "We served since his arrest last reasons for Lee's detention. Lee's hearing. fully intend to cooperate com- December. supporters have said he was Defense experts disputed the pletely with the government and Lee had been charged with 59 unfairly singled out as a Chinese- claim that the data contained provide them whatever informa- counts of breaching national American. vital defense secrets. The govern- tion they need." security and faced life in prison if The judge, who was appointed ment was forced to acknowledge Stamboulidis, the prosecutor, Associated Press Photo convicted. Fifty-eight of those by President Reagan, said he did that the material was classified said that if Lee had been tried on JUDGMENT: Darlene Krueger, left, and her husband Bob, lis- counts were dropped. not blame the prosecutors: "It is "restricted" rather than secret. the one count to which he plead- "I sincerely apologize to you, only the top decision-makers in And a defense expert testified ed, he could have spent eight ten during a press conference after being awarded $4.75 Dr. Lee, for the unfair manner in the executive branch of the gov- that "99 percent" of the material years in prison without disclosing million in damages. The Kruegers' son, Scott, died of alcohol which you-were held in custody ernment, in particular the was already available to the pub- the handling of the tapes. poisoning at an MIT fraternity in 1997. by the executive branch," U.S. Department of justice and the lic. District Judge lames Parker said. Department of Energy." Also, an FBI agent whose word Itoker said the Departments of The White House declined to was key in denying Lee bail lustice and Energy "have embar- comment on the judge's criti- acknowledged giving incorrect rassed our entire nation and each cism. "It is time toclose this chap- testimony that made the scientist of us who is a citizen of it." ter, find out what happened to appear deceptive. lee, a Taiwanese-bom natural- the missing tapes and move on," The two sides worked out a ized U.S. citizen, read a statement spokesman lake Siewert said. plea bargain on Sunday. in court in which he admitted lustice Department However, Lee's release was using an unsecure computer to spokes nan Myron Martin said in delayed twice while attorneys download a national-defense Washington: "We respectfully wrangled over details. document onto a tape. He said he disagree with the judge. We have On Wednesday. 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Car Bomb Kills and Injures Many www.benews.com JAKARTA, Indonesia — A car bomb tore through a packed parking garage beneath Jakarta's stock exchange on Wednesday, killing at least 13 people, injuring 27 and shaking confidence in Indonesia's attempts to reform after decades of corrupt dictator- ship. WORLD McDonald's vandal receives sentence Sanctions lifted
By Elaine Ganicy tionals and the World Trade ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER against Austria Organization, which he claims MII1AU, France — A militani pose a threat to small farmers, By Roland Priru being watched, like we will be sheep farmer was sentenced good food and a way of life. *SS0CUU0 PRESS WRITER watching the others," said Haider, Wednesday lo three months in "The court thinks this judg- VIENNA. Austria — Hailing the whose remarks sympathetic lo prison for vandalizing a ment is toing to stop the battle," lifting of lAiropean Union diplo- some aspects of Nazi nile raised McDonald's restaurant. This took Bove said. "But the fight is going matic sanctions, Austria's right- alarm bells in Europe. place in a protest that made him a on all over the world ... against wing firebrand Joerg Haider on Haider also said it was time for hero in the eyes of the French in bad food." Wednesday labeled the measures small EU members to make sure the battle against rampant global- Eight other defendants were a "complete flop." that "a few self-appointed pow- ization. given sentences ranging from Haider, whose f«r right ers" cannot "run roughshod over About 200 supporters of Jose $265 fines to two-month sus- Freedom Partyls inclusion in the the small ones." Bove chanted and banged sticks pended prison terms. One was government led to the sanctions, That touched on the outcry outside the small courthouse in acquitted. The McDonald's, locat- said the measures failed in their from Denmark and other small this town in southern France. But ed at the base of a hill where Bove goal to force the party out of the EU members fearful of domina- it was nothing like the raucous lived in a centuries-old farm- ruling coalition. tion by France, Germany and atmosphere of his June 30 trial house, was dismantled with farm Austria's 14 European Union other major powers in the union. when he was carried to court in equipment while under construc- partners lifted the seven-month In a swipe against French an ox cart amid cheering crowds. tion on Aug. 12,1999. sanctions against Austria on President Jacques Chirac, whose Bove and his lawyers appealed Bove has already spent three Tuesday after a panel said the nation was among the strongest the verdict. The sentence exceed- weeks in prison, meaning he will measures stoked the nationalistic proponents for the sanctions, ed that sought by the prosecution likely serve two months in jail, his feeling they were meant to pun- Haider said the statement about during the two-day trial, which lawyers said. ish. vigilance was "something to cheer drew 15,000 people. The prosecu- "I'm i.ot afraid of prison," said "They ended as a complete up an already sufficiently humili- tion asked for 10 months with Bove, dressed in jeans and san- flop," Haider said in Klagenfurt, ated" French chief of state. capital of Carinthia province, nine months suspended. dals. "I know it and think I'd be Haider, former leader of the But presiding judge Francois where he is governor. "Democracy Freedom Party, lashed out more welcomed by inmates and cannot be unhinged by undemo- Mallet said the stiffer sentence strongly against German guards." cratic means." aimed "to make him (Bove) final- Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder. Bove, nicknamed "Robin Haider also ridiculed a ly listen to reason." AssocUUd Press Ptwto In an interview to be published Hood," has become a folk hero in European Union statement The sprightly, mustachioed Thursday by the Austrian maga- PEACE: Jose Bove gives the peace sign to his supporters outside the stressing the need to remain vigi- Bove, however, vowed prison France since the attack, which he zine News, Haider said: courthouse In Millau. He was sentenced to three months in prison would not slop him from contin- said was ultimately against the lant about the Freedom Party. "Schroeder's monarchic arro- uing liis battle against multina- "McDomination" of the world. for vandalizing a McDonald's restaurant last year. "We are very pleased if we are gance is unbearable." Apple CEO unveils technology of the future at Expo — the X stands for 10 — went on new operating system was to sim- sale Wednesday in English. plify the computing experience French and German at the Paris while revving up the power. trade show and Apple's online "It's very easy to do things with- stores for $29.95. out a lot of complexity, but when OS X has been delayed several you need the complexity you times. In May, Jobs said the public test version would be out "this have it in a very elegant way," lobs summer." said about the operating system. A more complete ai.d fine- The revised file organizer ui OS tuned commercial version will go X lets movies, music and text files on sale early next year, Jobs said. be previewed before being Apple has not yet announced the opened. The new system comes price of the final version. with an MP3 player and an audio Jobs also announced the player, as well as Microsoft's release of two upgraded versions Internet Explorer 5.0 Web brows- of the company's iBook laptop, er. starting at $ 1,499. The translucent "One of the coolest features of Ussociated Press Photo machines have a faster proces- the new Mac operating system," sors, larger hard drives and come New Computer: Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs presents Apple's new Cube computer during his keynote address at the AppleExpo in according to Jobs, is its revised Paris. He also announced the launch of a new line of laptop computers and the release of Apple's new opperating system. with FireWire ports for fast trans- taskbar, known as the "Dock." By Jocelyn Becker Macintosh operating system on windows that have long orga- than 3,700 at the opening of the fer of data and video. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER which makes it easier to organize Wednesday, offering sledc graph- nized computer screens. Apple Expo in Paris. "It is the In his characteristicaUy relaxed and work with several docu- PARIS — Apple Computer ics and easier computing "It's unlike anything you've ever future of the Macintosh. It turned garb of faded jeans and a black chief Steve lobs released a long- The ambitious OS X upgrade experienced on a Mac before," out incredible." turtleneck. Jobs told ■ packed hall ments, applications and windows awaited test version of the departs from the familiar linear Jobs told an audience of more A public test version of the OS X that the company's goal for its at once.
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Terek McCord the width from 50 to 100 yards. have lo be able to play quick in Murdock have one goal each this RYAN STAFF WRITER In the case of Detroit, the field is these tight spaces and be able to season. FOWLER After a somewhat disappoint- closer to the 100 by 50 yard stan- play balls wide." The Falcons most recent result Staffwriter ing weekend where the Bowling dard. the Titans so far this season, was a victory 3-1 in the Coca- Green men's went 1-1, the Bowling Green head coach are 1-2 with their first two results Cola Panther Invitational against Falcons will be looking for win Mel Mahler says that with the coining as losses from the hands host Wisconsin-Milwaukee last number two today against smaller field the team will have to Loyola Marymount and San Sunday. The Falcons are now 1-3 Detroit-Mercy. alter their game to be successful. Francisco. Detroit-Mercy won on the season. Probably the main concern "When you go to Detroit you their most recent match 2-1 "I am anxious lo see how we facing the Falcons at Detroit will play on a field smaller than ours. against Niagara. are going lo do," Mahler said. be the size of the field thai they You have to play a different type Marcel Flemming has been "We got usa win. Now can we put will be playing on. Under the of game," Mahler said. "In soccer running the Titans offense so far two good games back-to-back. FfcPtwo Veteran soccer governing body, FIFA, the there are varying size of fields. this season with three goals and field of play can vary as the length With 22 players there is less space one assist for seven points. SIZE PAGE 8 STAY AWAY: Falcon defender leadership can be from 100 to 130 yards and to play so in this instance we will Anthony Sanchez and Jason Fred Degand fights for the ball. pushes Golfers drive Tribe BG defense digs down With all the injuries the Indians for"Blue have had this year, it has been nice to see a familiar face at 3rd ByNickHurm digs per game. BG captain base. Travis Fryman has only STAFF WRITER JoAnna Papageorgiou is seventh and Maize" missed eight games this season, The Bowling Green volleyball on the list al 3.04 digs per game. and along with his great atten- team's defense has been as solid "We're getting better and bet- dance, has put together his best as a brick wall these first two ter, defense wise," Papageorgiou fairways season to date. weeks of the season So solid in said. "We are working on block- Travis Fr, man, 31. was out for fact that the first two Mid- ing and defense a lot in practice, most of the 1999 season with a American Conference and I think that is what's show- Joel Hammond knee injury, but has come back in Defensive Players of the Week ing up in the games." STAFF WRITER have been Falcons. Never before Setting the standard the new millennium with a The women's golf team, under has BG had back lo back Its natural for a freshman to vengeance. Currently hitting the direction of fourth year head Defensive POWs be a little timid the first couple .324. Fryman has been the most coach Kurt Thomas, opens their Last week freshman Susie limes they reach the court due consistent hitter in the Indians season this weekend in the Norris was the recipient of the lo a lack of college experience lineup. He is third in batting aver- Wolverine Invitational al the age for the Indians and leads the award by grabbing more digs and knowledge of a new system. than any other player in the Don't tell that to BG freshman University of Michigan golf team in runs batted in with 97. course. Fryman's career high in RBI's is MAC. This week it was junior setter Sara Sikorski. After junior 102, so he should be able to set a Caty Rommeck who earned the setter Natalie Becker went down MAC schools Ohio, Eastern Michigan, Toledo and Western new personal best before the end title. in the first game against Western of next week. He has passed last The 6-foot middle hitter Carolina during the UCF Michigan, Arkansas-Little Rock, years totals in games played from helped the Falcons win the Tournament. Sikorski came on Baylor, Cincinnati. Grand Valley 85 to 132; home runs, from 10 to University of Central Florida Fall from a 7-14 deficit to lead the Slate, Michigan and Xavier will 20; RBI's. from 48 to 97; and his Invitational last weekend. She Falcons to a 16-14 win in the compete in the tournament. 1999 batting average of .255 has averaged two blocks per game game and sweep in the match. Coach Thomas boasts a very skyrocketed up to .324. Fryman's including 13 solo rejections in "Sara was poised," Van De young squad, with one junior, highest bailing average before the three match tournament. In Walle said. "I don't think an two sophomores and four new- this season was .300 back in 1993 both the UCF and Florida opposing coach or player would comers to the team. with Detroit. International matches, she have known thai she was a Junior Captain Shannon Smith These stats show thai the all- denied six opponent attempts a freshman by how she handled leads the team, with sophomores star third baseman is knocking piece. herself on the floor. Thai's a lot to Shelley Binzel (2nd team AD- the cover off the ball in 2000. but It's not a big surprise that both ask out of someone who has MAC in 1999) and Stephanie what they do not show is how Norris and Rommeck are at the only been in your program a few Elsea returning as well. Kari consistent he has been. Since top of the MAC defensive statis- weeks" Evans (Louisville, Ky.), Jenny mid-May, Fryman has stayed tical leader boards for the jobs Becker, who injured her ankle Schnipke (Kalida, Ohio) and Julie above .300 and for the year has an they have done so far. Norris is after attempting to block a ball, Wise (Toledo. Ohio) have joined on base percentage of .401. A well atop the leader board in is probable for the Bowling the team as freshmen, while translation for those not accus- digs. Her 4.39 digs per game Green Invitational this weekend. Emily Hassen is a transfer from MCXHURMBGNews tomed to the term, a .401 on base mark is well out of the reach of Tournament Winners Eastern Michigan. second, owned by Jenn Snyder BG may have won a touma- percentage means that Travis is DIG: Freshman Susie Norris, the first Mid-American Conference "We have a young team, but of Akron who is averaging 3.7 on base 40 percent of the time. Defensive Player of the Week of the year scoops a dig during we're looking forward to starting This helps the Indians produce VBALL PAGE 7 practice yesterday. the season. We were fifth in the more runs and is one of the main MAC last season, and we're look- reasons why the Tribe are first in ing forward to build upon that the wild card race and only 7 finish," Thomas said. games behind the Chicago White Sox. Knight delivers farewell speech to students Travis Fryman's consistency Men's golf takes third isn't the.only thing keeping the By STEVE HEWN al Indiana, and make sure you Knight never mentioned freshman Kent Harvey, who had Junior Brian Gerken tied for AP SP0RIS Mr R 111 R fourth place with an even-par 216 Indians alive for the playoffs; il is understand that." Brand by name, and he took only called out, Hey, what's up. his clutch hitting. Here's a closer The peaceful crowd at Dunn a few brief jabs at the administra- (76-69-71)to lead the men's golf look at Fryman's clutch hitting . BLOOMINGTON- Bob Meadow was estimated by police tion in his 20-minute talk. Knight?" a greeting Knight team to a third-place finish in the stalistics: Knight bid farewell to Indiana at about 6,000. Some students "This is a great university," he regarded as disrespectful. EDS/Detroit Titans Invitational - With runners in scoring posi- University, saluting cheering stu- watched from the roof of a frater- said. "Trustees, administrations, held in Jackson. Michigan. Several players threatened to tion, he is hitting a hefty .359. dents and urging them to forget nity house across the street. faculties change ... but this uni- Bowling Green totaled 885 in - With runners on any base, he about the freshman who played Others climbed trees that ringed versity has really stood the lest of transfer after Knight was fired, the two day event, bested only by is hitting .323. a part in the coach's firing. the meadow, the site of many time, because the really good but all of them decided to remain Butler who had 875 and fellow - After 7 innings of play he goes "Let that kid be a student and campus protests in the 1960s and people that take care of you in MAC member Eastern Michigan when assistant Mike Davis, who into a zone and hits .308. let him gel on with life," Knight 70s. Many hoisted signs of sup- the classroom and in every other with 877. Oakland was Travis is hitting solid, consis- said Wednesday nighl. "This port for Knight, who was fired way far outnumber the people had recruited many of them, was fourth (887). followed by tent and in clutch situations. One thing, believe me, had happened Sunday for violating a zero-toler- that have agendas that don't selected interim coach by athlet- Detroit (889). Grand Valley State may think that this would be to me long before that situation ance behavior policy imposed by involve the students first of all." (890). good enough for the team; not took place. Thai kid is not university president Mvles Knight was fired three days ic director Clarence Doninger on Fryman. To go along with all responsible for my not coaching Brand. after he grabbed and berated Tuesday. GOLF PAGE 8 those great offensive feats, he is pummeling the pitching of play- off bound teams. Against the World Champion Yankees he Is hitting a robust .409. wild card Tennis opens at Indy tourney hopefuls Oakland As .400, our By Chris Maledii try and stay consistent." nemesis the Chicago White Sox SPORTS WRITER "I'm sure we will .394, and the West Division lead- The coach also looks for his The Bowling Green Falcons struggle early in ing Mariners .375. These impres- team's eight reluming starters to men's tennis team opens it's sive numbers show that come the season. We just set examples through their play- 2000-2001 season this weekend post season, Fryman will be ing abilities for the team's talent- as they head to Indianapolis to have to try and ready for the elite teams from the ed newcomer. Nick Moxley. compete in the Butler American League. Travis was stay consistent." Included in the list of the eight Invitational. askedamonthagoifhe enjoyed a returning starters are Vltek Wild, The team hopes to pick up JAY HARRIS, MEN'S COACH and Nicolas Lopez-Acevedo. playoff chase. His answer was from last season, as they went 5- something to the effect of "yes Wild was an All-Mac First- 1 in the MAC to tie for the league will be good to see how we mea- Team selection last season and because we are playing our hard- crown. sure up to teams of that caliber." Lopez-Acevedo was the Mac est now to get in, so we know we The tourney, which runs The coach doesn't look for Newcomer of the Year. can play that hard throughout Friday thru Sunday will match IUPUI to pose much of a threat the playoffs" The coach and the team are BG up against Bradley, IUPUI, and he doesn't know much On top of all the offensive tal- also excited to be playing in the Marquette, and the host school. about Bradley because the team ent, Fryman has displayed this Butler Invitational because they Butler University. hasnt played them. season his defense has remained get the opportunity to play at the Jay Harris, who is entering his Harris's goal for the team this strong. Many fans forget how Fk Photo Indianapolis Tennis center, fifth year as BG's coach, is look- weekend Is for them to perform solid Travis is on defense. The where they play the RCA profes- SWAT: The Bowling Green men's tennis team will open their see in ing forward to having his team with consistent mental efforts. sional tournament. gold glove 3rd baseman has He feels that since this Is the Indiana this weekend at the Butler Invitational. The Falcons will compete in the Butler "The Indianapolis Tennis many bumps and bruises from beginning of the season, mis- once again look to take over the MAC from the annual frontrun- Invitational tournament. Center is an outstanding facility diving all over the infield, but only takes will be made. ners, Ball State. "Marquette and Butler fin- and we are really looking forward ished right below us in the region "I'm sure we will struggle early to competing in a tennis stadium TRIBE PAGE 9 last year and have talent, so It in the season, but we just have to as weU. says Harris. 8 Ihursday, September 14. 2000 SPORTS BG NEWS Games begin in tie for US. BylARRYMcShane tory. Australia, Sabathia could start McCaffrey, part of the 10-mom- ASSOCIATED PRESS WRHCP. In other men's action, defend- next week in Fenway Park when ber official U.S. delegation, deliv- SYDNEY.Australia -Twodays ing gold medalist Nigeria man- the Indians play back-to-back ered the same message in a letter before 600 U.S. athletes march in aged a 3-3 tie against Honduras, doubleheaders with the Boston to China's sports minister. The the Sydney Games' opening cere- while Cameroon defeated Red Sox — a key matchup in the delegation also included first mony, the American soccer team Kuwait. 3-2. American League wild-card race. daughter Chelsea Clinton. took a small step toward advanc- — WOMEN'S SOCCER: When Swiss tennis star Marc Rosset ing in the 2000 Olympics. the games began, it was the pulled himself out of the Games, — GYMNASTICS: After missing In a physical battle with the women's teams that kicked things citing "extreme physical and some practice time with injuries, Czech Republic, the Americans off. Host Australia and three oth- mental exhaustion." Rosset. 29. a pair of U.S. gymnasts were back managed a 2-2 tie Wednesday — ers nations started the competi- the 1992 Olympic gold medalist, at work Wednesday (Tuesday a game in which they twice led tion at the Sydney Games. said his condition made it unlike- night EDT). Stephen McCain and and suffered several missed scor- It was an inauspicious debut ly that he would medal in Sydney. John Roethlisberger were expect- ing opportunities. Chris Albright for the Aussie women, who were Gone as well, due to a failed ed to compete this weekend and Josh Wolff scored for the thumped 3-0 by Germany. In the dnig test, was Taiwanese when the games get rolling. United States second game, Brazil was a 2-0 weightlifter Chen Po-pu. Chuang McCain severely sprained his "I tell people all the time that winner over Sweden. Tsun-che, chief of Taiwan's right ankle during training camp we have players in the United A vocal 23.000-capacity crowd Olympic delegation, said he 10 days ago in San Diego. States that can play very well in packed into Canberra's Bruce received formal notice from the Roethlisberger strained his left any arena." U.S. coach Clive Stadium to see the first International Weightlifting calf at the Olympic trials last Charles said. "I just think the guys Australians in action. Not all of Federation that Chen had tested month, and it flared up again a proved that tonight. them saw the game's start, positive for "prohibited drugs" on few days ago. "We had quite a few chances to though, as heavy security caused Tuesday. Taiwan's Central News score — we were a little unfortu- long delays getting inside. Agency reported. "Stephen responded today nate not to convert. Overall I was - GOING. GOING. GONE: And swimmer Yevgeniya with brilliance," U.S. coach Peter happy with the way the team There was little rhyme to the rea- Yermakova of Kazakstan was Kormann said. "He gets the played," he said. sons — drugs, mental exhaustion, dumped from the Olympics after badge-of-courage award." The soccer players will not join a pennant race — but an assort- testing positive for a drug mask- — INELIGIBLE: So close. So far. the rest of the Americans at the ment of athletes disappeared ing agent. Yermakova tested posi- Canadian diver Arturo Friday opening ceremony in from the Summer Games. tive for Furosemide. a diuretic, at Miranda, who missed out on a Sydney's Olympic Stadium. U.S. baseball player C.C. a meet in Monte Carlo in May. shot at the 1992 Games, was Instead, they will remain in Sabathia was yanked off the — ARRIVALS: Barry McCaffrey, barred from participating in the Canberra to prepare for American squad Wednesday head of the White House drug Sydney Olympics by the Saturday's game against (Tuesday night EDT) by the policy office, touched down in International Olympic Cameroon. Cleveland Indians after team offi- Australia and immediately Committee. Cuban officials A half-dozen soccer games cials discovered their prized praised China for dropping more refused to grant a waiver to the kicked off the Summer Games, prospect would be pitching in than 20 athletes from its Olympic Havana-born Miranda, who with both men and woman tak- relief. team over failed drug tests. ing the field for the first glimpse of The Indians had agreed to let "It's a tremendous demonstra- became a Canadian citizen in the competition. Sabathia pitch only if he started tion of their seriousness of pur- December 1999. For the host Australian team, a and was held to a pitch count. pose of acting against doping in It was his second near-miss at screaming crowd of 93.252 in the Sabathia, 20. was one of the few their own teams," McCaffrey told the Olympics. In 1992, he was the Associated Press Melbourne Cricket Ground could top major-league prospects on The Associated Press shortly after dropped by the Cuban squad for USING YOUR HEAD: The Americans held the lead twice against not help them overcome an the American team. his arrival. "It's a terrific signal that financial reasons just 15 days the Czech Republic, but ended the first game in the 2000 Olympics Italian team that posted a 1-0 vic- Rather than pitching in they are committed." before the Barcelona Games. In a 2-2 tie. Men take third at Detroit Falcons await weekend GOLF FROM PAGE 7 everyone back from the champi- Falcons invited Evansville. Ohio), who tied for 16th with 221; the guys played. It was hard with- VBALL, FROM PAGE 7 onship team." Illinois Chicago and IUPUI for" Morehead State (892). sophomore Adam Balls out a contribution from our fifth played in over the weekend. After a nightmare season, the the two day spike-fesl. Youngstown Stale (893). Dayton (Woodstock, Ontario/College guy. but we still fared well and The Cardinals who hosted the Ohio Bobcats have gotten off to a (899). Cleveland State (904), Ave. Secondary School), 37th we're looking forward to next BSU Championship upset Florida respectable start complimented Eight years ago. BG finished State en route to the tournament Detroit-Red (907) and Loyola of with 227; and freshman Chris weekend." coach Garry Winger by winning the Popcorn Classic in second at its tournament beating Chicago (913). Kucera (Chatham. said. win. Ball State extended its home Valpraiso, Indiana. Ohio posted a winning streak to 21 straight both Temple and Kent. The Other Falcon performers were Ontario/Chatham Kent The team is next at the 3-1 mark in the event, beating games. Van De Walle wasn't shock Falcons were ousted by Northern senior Jon Smarrelli (New Castle, Secondary School), 64th with Hawkeye Intercollegiate to see the Cardinals pull off the Western Kentucky and Valpraiso. 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