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Saccany wins USG election *TV : • By Kimberiy Dupps Saccany defeated Justin announced Thursday night that to send a new key, and Saccany within USG. THE BG NEWS Dortch and Jason Sobota with a last week's election would have and Yania were announced the "We are going to restructure Sarah Saccany and Kevin Yania total of 364 votes. Dortch had 224 to be re-conducted this week. winners of the election. the cabinet to get done what we were announced president and votes and Sobota had 144. "We thought wc had a prob- "The image of USG would need to," Saccany said. "We are vice president of Undergraduate "At first I was like 'Oh crap I lem, but we didn't," said Sana have been tainted (if we had to not going to have the same posi- *>.*•* Student Government Friday in won,'" Yania said. "It was awe- Shaikh, head of the EOB. redo the elections)," Yania said. tions as Ion (Bragg) and Becca an election that had one of the some. Coming here has a fresh- According to Shaikh, the com- "It would have been more of an (Fitch) because our initiatives are IrJwest voter turnouts ever. T Tiere man, 1 never thought I would be pany that USG purchased the uphill battle for those who won." different." f, - were a total of 738 votes for pres- vice president of USG." ballots from sent the wrong key Saccany said that she and Yania said that they are going Associated Press Ptwlo ident and vice president, slightly Yania and Saccany nearly had for the Scantron machine, caus- Yania will work to overcome the to create a cabinet that is "really more than aquarteroflast year's to campaign again when USG's ing them to cancel elections. low voter turnout and to revive FUNERAL Israeli soldiers total. Elections and Opinion Board However, the company was able USG. Work, though, will begin USS,PAGE 2 grieve yesterday during the funeral of Marom Fisher, who was killed Friday. Israeli offensive kills 14 By Mohammed Daraghmeh ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER NABLUS, West Bank — Israeli troops fought fierce bat- tles with I'alestinians in the West Bank yesterday, encoun- tering stiff resistance in the crowded lenin refugee camp and in the winding alleyways of Nablus" Old City. At least 14 I'alestinians were killed in Nablus, where dead bodies were sprawled along narrow, rubble-filled streets on the 10th day of Israel's offensive to weed out militants staging deadly terror attacks on its civilians Early today, helicopter gun- ships fired 18orl9missilesinto a West B:ink refugee camp on the western edge of the city of lenin, witnesses said. The attack came after troops used loudspeakers to warn mililatils about the attack and urge them to surrender, witnesses said. Trie renewed fighting came as Secretary of State Colin Powell, due in the region this Associated Press Ptioto week to try to resolve the crisis, PROTESTING: Demonstrators participate in the March for Justice rally yesterday on Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati. said that Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has "taken vBr) much to heart" President Bush's call Saturdav for an immediate withdrawal from Palestinian areas. But Powell noted that the Israeli leader has yet to set a timetable for a pullback and REMEMBERING Hush has not demanded one. "The president doesn't give orders to a sovereign prime minister of another country," Powell said on NBC's "Meet the Press." On another front, there were exchanges of fire between THE RIOTS Lebanese guerrillas and the Israeli military yesterday. Six PROTESTERS SAY LITTLE HAS CHANGED SINCE SHOOTING Israeli soldiers were wounded, the military said. By John Nolan tives of Timothy Thomas, whose the city didn't think we were seri- pressure, there is no change," he times to mark the months that In a phone conversation late ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER shooting led to the city's worst ous. Are we serious?" Victoria said. have passed since Thomas. 19, yesterday, Israeli Foreign CINCINNATI—One year after rioting since Martin Luther Straughn, a member of the William Kirkland, a black was shot as he fled police on mis- Minister Shimon Peres asked an unarmed black man was shot King's assassination in 1968. Coalition of Concerned Citizens activist who often has accused demeanor charges. The officer, Powell to intervene with and killed by a white police offi- The city says much has for lustice, asked the peaceful police of using unnecessary force Stephen Roach, was acquitted Ixtainon and Syria to calm the cer, hundreds of protesters gath- changed since Thomas was protesters, who responded with against blacks, organized the on criminal charges. border. They also discussed ered downtown to mark the killed, but black activists dis- cheers. rally to focus attention on justice, City and business leaders say possibilities for a cease-fire anniversary and demand the city agree. They contend the city still The Rev. Damon Lynch III, police brutality and economic much has been done in the past between Israel and the do more to hold police account- has not done enough to help head of Cincinnati Black United exclusion of blacks in Cincinnati. year to boost education and job Palestinians, according to a able for their actions against black residents economically Front, urged residents to work for Other activists scheduled an opportunities for blacks, includ- statement from Peres' office. blacks. and that the rights of blacks con- reforms to curb what he called afternoon march of a half dozen ing employment training pro- At the beginning of the week- Fountain Square was filled tinued to be violated. excessive use of force by police blocks from the square to City grams, funding to revitalize poor ly Cabinet meeting yesterday, with people listening to speeches "Here we are a year later and and to ensure justice for blacks. Hall. Once there, marchers Sharon defended the offensive, by civil rights activists and rela- not much has changed. I guess "History shows us if there is no planned to ring a bell a dozen RIOTS, PAGE 2 calling it "a war for our homes." "We have no interest in drag- ging it out, but we have to do the job," Sharon told Israel TV. In New York, the UN. Week focuses on Security Council on Sunday Marchers clash in Paris insisted on "immediate imple- mentation" of resolutions Demonstrators de la Bastille occurred on the staged a peaceful rally against demanding an Israeli- African issues sidelines of a march by 50,000 Israel in Goteborg, Sweden's Palestinian cease-fire and an get violent over people protesting a wave of second-largest city. Israeli withdrawal from By Jason Malone AFRICA WEEK attacks on Jewish schools, Several hundred pro-Israel IHE BG NEWS Mideast conflict. Palestinian cities without delay. "LUMUMBA": The movie will be cemeteries and synagogues in militants and as many as 500 Israel's U.N. Ambassador A celebration of Africa is com- ByJean-MarieGodard shown at Monday 7 p.m and France amid escalating violence counter-demonstrators were Yehuda l.ancry said a with- ing to Bowling Green. The annual ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Friday at 6 p.m. in the Union in the Middle East. involved in the lighting in Paris, drawal must be "strictly related event known as Africa Week PARIS — Hundreds of theater. Pro-Palestinian demonstra- police said. About 1,500 police and connected to certain begins today. demonstrators divided over the tions were held throughout and scores of anti-riot vehicles Palestinian steps — the cessa- Africa Week is a collaboration of KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr. Philip Middle East conflict battled in Europe on yesterday. In were deployed, and police fired tion of terrorist acts, the mean- many organizations on campus. Emegwali will be speaking in Paris on Sunday during a march Belgium, at least 10,000 tear gas into the crowd. One offi- ingful cease-fire." One of those organizations is the Ciscamp 111 at noon Friday. against anti-Semitism, attack- marched through the capital of cer was stabbed in the stomach, With international pressure African Peoples Association, ing journalists and stabbing a Brussels, burning American police said. SOCCER: A match will be mounting there were hints of which is headed by Aje-Ori police officer before police dis- flags close to the U.S. embassy One group of militants played Thursday at the Field friction between the Israeli gov- persed them with tear gas. and yelling "Sharon-Bush: mur- attacked journalists and House at 11 p.m. ernment and its military com- AFRICA. PAGE 2 The clash at the historic Place derers." About 5,000 people smashed their, equipment. mand. 2 Monday, April 8,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Saccany wants to hold socials USG. FROM PAGE 1 for USG senate positions, Saccany said USG will be get- although there were enough ting out to talk with students strong" and make it a teamwork write-in candidates to EU all environment, rather than have positions. more and making the organiza- individuals work separately. The senators along with tion more visible. In addition to restructuring Saccany and Yania will be work- "I want students to feel free to the cabinet, Saccany said they ing to make sure students get come up to me and talk with are going to work on retention of what they need from USG. They senators and make sure all sena- will be holding socials and me," Yania said, "and I will be tors "feel a part of USG." encouraging students to come to going up to them and talking This year only eight people ran USG-sponsored events. with them."

ANNIVERSARY: Protesters demonstrate outside the District One police station in Cincinnati yesterday 'Gates of Africa' to speak at U. for the one-year anniversary of the fatal shooting of Timothy Thomas. AFRICA, FROM PAGE 1 movie directed by Raoul Peck. I said, "Dr. Philip Emeagwali will think all American students be giving a presentation in Agbese. should come and see this Olscamp 111 on Friday. Dr. "We have been in Bowling movie." There will be two show- Emeagwali, whose presentation City, business leaders say Green for about 30 years," ings of the movie, on Monday at is called 'Can Africa Leapfrog into Agbese said. "We have coordi- 7 p.m. and on Friday at 6 p.m. the Super-Information Age?' will nated many panels and sympo- Africa Week's athletic contests be discussing the possibilities of siums for previous Africa Weeks. will have many of the sponsors the Internet existing in Africa." Cincy is more black-friendly We have also had two confer- competing against each other. The festivities will conclude on ences discussing African issues. "We will also be having a soc- police still haven't taken respon- 2001 and that arrests were down Saturday with an African Buffet RIOTS, FROM PAGE I We had one in 1972 and the cer match," Agbese said. "We will sibility for past infringements on 10 percent in the same period. Dinner. other in 1974." be playing a team called 'Wforld neighborhoods and conversion the rights of blacks. Officers are concerned alwut "There will be live entertain- Africa Week will begin on United' on Thursday in the Field ment at the buffet," Agbese said. of an inner-city high school to "We think people should getting into trouble for doing Monday. Movie showings, pre- House. The match will be at 11 train youths in computer skills understand that they've been their jobs, said Roger Wfebster, "We will be charging $5 for the dragged kicking and screaming sentations, athletic contests and p.m." event. The proceeds will go to aid valued by businesses. president of the Fraternal Order an esteemed speaker are On Friday, Africa Week is plan- Last week, negotiators for into the 21st century," La Botz of Police. victims of an earthquake in planned. ning an address from a man black activists, the American said of city leaders and police. "It's simple," he said. "I think Goma, which is in the former "There will be many different referred to as "The Bill Gates of Republic of Congo," Agbese said. Civil Liberties Union, the city and "We want to claim that victory guys are still afraid." Africa." police union reached a tentative for the people of Cincinnati." Others explain the falloff in events during me week," Agbese The buffet dinner will be held said. "In the Union theater, we "The highlight of this week will settlement of a lawsuit accusing Meanwhile, The Cincinnati arrests and tickets by pointing to from 6 to 10 p.m. at the St. city police of harassing blacks on Enquirer reported Sunday that an increase in other work will be showing Lumumba, a be our keynote speaker," Agbese Thomas Moore Parish. the basis of their race for 30 years over the past year, violent crime hi part because of the riots, The city admitted no wrongdo- has increased, while the number many officers are in more spe- ing in reaching that settlement, of arrests and tickets issued have cialized assignments, including which awaits final approval by all decreased, according to an walking patrols in troubled parties and a federal judge. analysis of police reports. The neighborhoods and a new Do you do pilates? Dan La Botz, an assistant pro- newspaper reported that violent Downtown Services Unit aimed fessor of history at Miami crime was up 39 percent in the at promoting a good image of the Contact Tasha Steimer, features editor, University who helped organize first two months of 2002 com- department and the perception at 372-6968 for a future story on relaxation techniques. • Sunday*s protest march, said pared with the same period in of safety downtown. ONE STOP FOR ALL YOUR HOUSING NEEDS! STUDENT TRAVEL Leases avaiaMe for 2002-2003 It's YOUR trip,

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Workers battle Gulf Coast oil spill www.b2news.com/nati0n NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Strong wind hampered cleanup efforts yesterday as workers tried to contain a 90,000-gallon crude oil spill off the southeast Louisiana coast. Four-foot waves made it difficult for boats called skimmers to collect the oil, BP spokesman Daren Beaudo said. By Sunday afternoon, the Coast Guard said about 6,720 gallons had been recovered. NATION Leaked e-mails show LA archdiocese in disarray

By Leon Drouin Keitti ties were investigating. with the detective about those IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS "Beyond that, I would My the three names, 1 can guarantee LOS ANGELES — E-mails people who are in ministry posi- you that I will get hauled into a between top officials in the tions in the archdiocese are in grand jury proceeding and I will Archdiocese of Los Angeles full compliance with California be forced to give all the names," released Friday paint a picture of law in the mandatory reporting he wrote. an organization scrambling to of child neglect and sexual lust how much information to handle the wave of sexual abuse abuse," Tamberg said. release to police is discussed in accusations against its priests. Los Angeles police have said several e-mails. "It's the new cases... that keep they are investigating reports In the case of one priest under the story alive," Cardinal Roger that the diocese, the nation's scrutiny, "1 am leaning towards Mahony wrote in an e-mail largest, has removed six to 12 giving it to the LAPD to review," Associatd Piess Photo Wednesday. "With our various priest accused of sexual abuse in Mahony wrote in an e-mail WE'RE BACK: Over 250 soldiers of the Army's 10th Mountain Division returned to America Friday. cases now I don't even know cases dating as far back as 10 Monday. "We could be very vul- what the numbers (of accused years. The problems here are nerable on any case where there priests) are myself!" part of a recent surge in similar is a dispute among folks, and we The missive was among about allegations across the country. have not referred it out." 60 released by radio station KFI The archdiocese has not In preparing Monsignors Troops return home of Los Angeles. Talk show host released the number of priests Craig Cox and Richard Loomis Ken Champou said they came removed, though Mahony has for interviews with investigators, By William Kates Gen. Thomas Goedkoop and first enlistment," he said. "You from a listener who had contact- said some priests were ousted. Murphy wrote: "Remember IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS inspected by Customs and can only train for the game so ed the station through its Web The e-mails — most marked Sergeant loe Friday — 'Only the FORT DRUM, N.Y. — After six Agriculture Department officials, long before you want to play in site. "privileged client-attorney com- facts, sir, only the facts.'... Do not monlhs on the front lines of the the soldiers boarded buses to go it." The diocese went to court munication" — show top-level volunteer information. This is war on terrorism, the first large see their loved ones, who were At Ft. Drum, Staff Sgt. Rick Thursday to prevent KFI and the archdiocesan officials learned not a session to be chatty." contingent of soldiers from the waiting at battalion headquarters Rickman, 34, of Syracuse Los Angeles Times from dissem- about the removal of at least two In some cases the desires of Army 10th Mountain Division several miles away. described the mood on the com- inating related e-mails, but a priests just last month. Both victims complicated the release returned home Friday. In Savanah, Ga., about 200 mercial airliner that brought the judge rejected the request. were members of religious of information, Mahony wrote The 253 members of the 1st Rangers from Hunter Army soldiers back home as "elation." In a letter faxed to The orders, meaning they did not March 30 after meeting with Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment Airfield returned from their Rickman, while waiting to see Associated Press and others, work directly for the diocese. three victims "from very old touched down at 5:10 p.m. at three-month deployment in his wife and two children, admit- cases, two from the big 8." Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield. Afghanistan, where three of their ted that returning to civilization archdiocese attorney lohn P. The e-mails also indicate offi- "It's a wonderful feeling to be number were killed March 4 was "a little weird. We are coming McNicholas exhorted media cials were concerned about "All insisted strongly that I not back on U.S. soil," said Staff Sgt. when their MH-47 Chinook heli- from living with nothing to all this outlets not to publish the e- priests beyond the "Big 8" release the names of their perpe- Robert Celedon of Dade City, Fla. copter went down. technology'and people." mails and return any copies (hey Mahony referred to in a March trators since their personal lives "It was a great feeling doing our The Rangers from the 1st Two Fort Drum battalions, receive. 30 memo to his attorney, Sister would be placed in jeopardy — part as Americans, knowing what Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment ordered to Central Asia for the Publishing the communica- ludith Ann Murphy. marriages, jobs, etc," Mahony happened in New York City and left late in December for U.S. military action launched tions "will violate state and fed- Mahony told Murphy in an wrote. Washington." Operation Enduring Freedom. October 7, fought in Operation eral statutes and tort law regard- earlier e-mail that the diocese In the Wednesday e-mail, The 10th Mountain soldiers, Sgt. Ryan Cleckner of Phoenix Anaconda in March, battling al- ing invasion of privacy," he made a "huge mistake" in failing Mahony estimated that by mid- the allies' main fighting force in said he enjoyed fighting against Qaida and Taliban fighters during wrote. to turn over three sexual abuse May, "any new problems will the Afghan campaign, began members of the Taliban and al- the two-week long campaign in Archdiocese spokesman Tod cases involving priests to police, have been uncovered, and that heading home Tuesday from Qaida. the Shah-e-Kot mountains in Tamberg's said e-mails Friday and urged her to talk with detec- we can begin the healing Bagram, a former Soviet base "Some people wait their whole eastern Afghanistan. were "illegally obtained" and tives about the cases. process over the coming about an hour north of Kabul. careers to go into combat, and I Neither unit lost a soldier to that police and federal authori- "If we don't, today, 'consult' months." After being greeted by Brig. got to go before the end of my hostile fire but 25 were injured.

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New MSNBC anchor Phil Donahue on why, at 66, he thinks he's still relevant to younger viewers OPINION USG caused low voter turnout Undergraduate Student YOU DECIDE dates. see them more than once during any time to learn about the can- Elections and Opinion Board Government elections were held Did USG do a good job of Campaigning is expensive, the week before the election and didates prior to the elections. said there was a problem with last week. publicizing the elections and it could be said that some of the week of voting. Most students are not going to the ballot. Any problem with the Did you vote? this year? them may not have had the The candidates arc not the vote unless the candidate has a ballot should have been found In all likelihood, you did not. money others did. However, it only ones to blame; the elections platform with issues the students before the elections were ever Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion While it is not unusual to have lo respond. Results will be does not cost anything to speak were poorly publicized by USG. really care about. However, the held. While things do happen, low voter turnout for a student updated frequently. at a meeting or to talk to stu- The BG News did not find out timing of the debates did not the elections should have been government election, USG had a dents in a residence hall. The about the debates until two days allow the students much time for better planned to allow for very low turnout this year. The more candidates get their names before, so it makes one wonder that. errors. group, though, does not have to organizational meetings and out, the better the results. how the student population The most significant sign that The elections are over. anyone to blame but itself. tell the members about their This year the candidates were knew about them if the newspa- the USG elections were poorly Hopefully, though, the recently In previous years, USG candi- platforms. There were also flyers, hard to find and flyers were per did not. planned was when elections elec'.ed members saw what hap- dates would stand in the Union signs, buttons and sometimes T- scarce. The candidates were seen Also, the debates were at the were canceled Thursday night pened this year and will work to oval with signs or passing out lit- shirts that were all a part of the outside the Education Steps, but end of the week prior to the elec- but a winner still was announced make sure it does not happen it is important that the students erature. The candidates would go campaign strategy of the candi- tions Students were not allowed Friday. Members of the USG again next year.

Learning to love your body PEOPLE Becoming an adult REMA socially unattractive for a woman Chicago when all the roomies INA to be overweight. Men have to were meeting each other. Theo, deal with it, too, but no where one of the guys in the house, is in the real world near as much as women do. immediately drawn to Anessa, Opinion Editor Society is telling us that our nat- one of the women. She is 135 Are you tired from ural curves and shape which pounds and easily the curviest of losing an hour of DANIELLE off the power before I finish make us women are not good .ill the women (even though she sleep? WINTERS reading their "notice." If this I was watching MTV the other and we have to starve ourselves is not overweight at all). So why were a present issue in my life, day and they showed a perfor- to look like 12-year-old, pre- is Theo drawn to her when he Guest Column I would end up sitting in my mance of Fat Joe and Ashanti at puberty girls because that is what has three 100 pound blondes kitchen/bathroom/bedroom Spring Break. Fat Joe was wear- is considered beautiful. If it takes also living in the house? Because crying for my parents. That, my ing jean shorts and not much We've been back from Spring so much work to be thin, maybe he says that he likes women who Break for a few weeks now. friends, is why the real world is else. If any of you do not know we're not meant to be that thin. have meat on them. He finds it scary... most of us aren't ready who he is, I'm sure you can tell How depressing! It still feels like Beauty comes in all different sexy. Good man. there are a million weeks left in for it from the name that he's not a shapes and sizes. Tall women are So as long as you are healthy, The nearing of the end of my small guy. So he's rapping topless the year, yet not enough weeks beautiful, short women are you should love the way you to get everything done. sophomore year reminds me while tiny, little Ashanti sang next beautiful. All different skin colors, look. Being a woman is beautiful So now that we have had our that responsibility is too close to him and no one even blinked. hair colors, and dress sizes are and society should not make us Had it been an overweight last official vacation until the for comfort. I feel ambivalent beautiful in their own ways. Any feel differently. GLENN HOEHNEN end of the school year, a lot of this year... summer just doesn't woman wearing something woman, regardless of what she things come to mind. If you're elicit the same excited extremely revealing on MTV looks like, is beautiful as long as If you would like lo learn more SOPHOMORE the kind of person who sees response it did when I was people would have been she has one thing—confidence. about eating healthy, exercising "We lost an hour of appalled. But it will probably We should appreciate ourselves right, and appreciatingjust how the glass as being half full, you younger. It just reminds me never happen. I have never seen instead of constantly trying to awesome you are, come to "Learn sleep?" can talk yourself into being that now that I'm done slaving any woman on MTV, in maga- look like what society wants us to to Love Your Body" at 7 p.m.. excited that we only have a few over books and papers that I zines, in movies, anywhere in the look like. Wed., April Win 103Olscamp. weeks of school left. But if will still be slaving over the media, bigger than a size two. I was watching the first Admission is free. Come, your you're a glass half-empty kind summer, but over a cash regis- We live in a world where it's episode of the Real World body will thank you' of person, like I am rapidly ter or some other torture becoming, all you can see are device. It's just not fair! Yet I am endless projects, papers, well aware that many other BG homework, tests, all-nighters, a students have had to face reali- drastically minimized social life ty a lot earlier than me, and for and finals. that I am grateful. Not to sound Science gives the world meaning I remember back to when morbid, but the onset of reality JOHN WANDELL the summer was an exciting almost equals the death of a course abandon its sentimental warp and twist the facts and are prospect, the end of the school loved one. Many times you fantasy realm and join the rea- espoused by men and women SOPHOMORE MATT year, 10 or so weeks of vegeta- expect death and try to prepare sonable world in its godless reali- with the wicked intent of saving ZEIGLER "Nah, I'm just tired tion. Nowadays, I view summer yourself for it, but no matter the souls we do not have. If only ty- from all that boozin!" with dread. Over Spring Break. what you do, you're never really Bjknob Knows Some might claim, of course, we could bum such heretics at I submitted various applica- that it might be beneficial to the stake, the world would be a "ready" for it. You've just had tions for summer jobs. 1 really time to think about it. To me, teach an alternative to evolution, much safer place for truth. hate being responsible, and the but what alternatives are there to Fortunately, however, the state that's how my entry to the real There has been some debate older 1 get, the more it seems to world/reality feels. All these recently in The BG News as to facts? Was there an alternative to has withstood this onslaught and chase me down. I used to be years of school and influence whether "intelligent design" the geocentric universe? Was remains safe for the time being. able to ignore it, but I think it's should be taught in public there an alternative to luminifer- The schools, though, will remain from family, teachers and finally caught up to me. 1 have friends that were designed to schools. Apparently, the state has ous ether? Of course not! a battleground for such debates entered the real world. A lot of made its decision, and "intelli- Teaching alternatives to scientific so long as parents continue to get us ready to be efficient, pro- people watch CNN and think ductive and well-liked mem- gent design" will not be heard in fact will no doubt send us on a relinquish their children to the that is what the "real world" is bers of society have felt like classrooms this fall. This does not slippery slope straight back to government, as they must The But in my opinion, the real medieval days when feudal lords schools are the only place for the enough. Isn't it scary how mean, however, that the quib- MARGEAUX world that college grads and bling is over. It is my duty, then, tortured their innocent subjects moral and intellectual upbring- soon-to-be grads face is much sometimes you can feel so con- to administer to you, the public, for sport. Is that what we want? ing of the state's children. To the WITHERSP00N scarier than war-torn fident and sure of yourself and a healthy dose of my two cents, Of course not! parents: We thank you for bring- FRESHMAN Afghanistan! Waking up before your future, and sometimes thereby alleviating any doubts as Also, teaching alternatives to ing our future generation into the 1 o'clock, having only a scant you just want to lock yourself to the i me best conclusion to this science risks exposing the gener- world and for providing them "Yes, I needed that amount of relaxation/ lunch in your room and be afraid for all-too-important political strug- al public to the cpistemological with food and shelter while they extra hour. Now I'm time during your 15 hour shift the rest of your life? But I am going to share with everyone gle. and teleological assumptions of are away from school, but you extra tired." isn't too appealing to me. To When will silly Christianity science. This is a risk we must must never teach them anything, make matters worse, most of the same philosophy I've learn the obvious scientific fact avoid at all costs In this nihilistic especially anything that might us will start off making drasti- adopted. Every trial, tribulation that the universe was not created postmodern world, our only contradict or hinder their public cally less money than we imag- and obstacle in life teaches you out of nothingness by an hope is that progress can still be education. The home is no place ined making while we grew up something Doubt in itself omnipotent, omniscient and cooked up in a laboratory. The for learning. sheltered by our parents, and teaches you to be stronger and benevolent God who loves each universe is nothing more than a In closing. 1 would like to offer we'll have the responsibility of work hard so there is no more and every one of us so much that turbid swirl of subatomic parti- up a prayer to the great god paying bills for the first time doubt. Now that bumout is a He will gladly send all our ene- cles and only science can bestow Nollij. We thank you Nollij, for (OK, so that is only for us really campus-wide epidemic, the mies to Hell forever, but rather meaning upon it. 1 implore you, giving us something to strive for sheltered people!). I can see it best we can do is work through exploded out of nothingness of then, to remain steadfast. Stand in our pointless, mundane and now... I'll walk into my spa- it and persevere. So grab a bot- its own accord and for no partic- strong in your faith in this omni- all-too-short lives. Thank you for cious five-foot-by-five foot stu- tle of water, go to the rec, and ular reason? Also, individual scient truth-defining institution! giving us something to argue ANDREW MARTIN dio apartment, and have just work out. Come back, do some organisms are not well-suited for Do not allow heathens and infi- about while we try (so often in FRESHMAN enough time to read the notice studying. Eat healthily. Think their environments because this dels to weaken you with their talk vain) to forget that we constantly "No, I'm just tired from the electric company stat- about what you really want in same God made them so, but of God and creation. must live in fear of the fact that life, and learn to look forward rather because it just happens to ing that my power is being shut One can only imagine the hor- we are all about to die soon, from kickin'itso hard. to it. The bumout you're feeling be so. Obviously, religion and sci- off due to the fact that I forgot ror of a world in which ideologies probably in a terrorist attack. We I have to find time to now will hopefully equal dollar ence are diametrically opposed to pay the bill last month. like "intelligent design" were praise you forever and hereby Then, to add insult to injury, signs, happiness and content- with regard to these issues and it allowed to seep into the public chill!" devote our lives to learning your the electric company will turn ment in the future! is high time that religious dis- schools. Such teachings merely mysterious ways. Amen.

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OSU area leads Columbus in crime www.bgnews.com/nation COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — For the last 10 years, the densely populated district around Ohio State University consistently has led downtown neighbor- hoods in all violent crime except homicide, according to an analysis of crime statistics by The Columbus Dispatch. SIM Man holds himself Death of abuse-accused priest ruled suicide By M.R. Kropko they left the semi-circular made the allegation may have hostage with THE ASSOCIAIED PRESS church, which shares a location told Rooney, Tayek said he did CLEVELAND — A Roman in Cleveland's biggest suburb not know but that the diocese Catholic priest who was facing a with a Catholic high school. The had no reason to believe the seat belt newly disclosed allegation of church is located near a nursing priest was aware of the charge. St. Anthony child sex abuse from 1980 com- home, hospice center and "That's simply a correlation T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS mitted suicide, a coroner ruled retreat house all run by the we can't draw," Tayek said. MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio — A of Padua Friday. Catholic Church. Wadsworth police Sgt. Mark man wanted in Arizona on drug RECTORY The Rev. Don A. Rooney, 48, Bishop Anthony M. Pilla will Anderson declined to discuss charges led police on a high- Pint Ring Bell was found slumped over the preside at Rooney's funeral Mass the investigation, saying it was speed chase Friday and was wheel Thursday in a pharmacy on Tuesday at St. Anthony, the confidential. arrested after his car rolled over parking lot in suburban diocese said. lim McCafferty, executive in a ditch off Interstate 71, Hinckley, a gunshot wound to Bob Tayek, spokesman for the director of the children's services authorities said. the head. Cuyahoga County Cleveland Catholic Diocese, said agency, said he did not know of Joe Rowser Jr., 33, of coroner Elizabeth Balraj ruled it it remains unclear whether any other claims of children Columbus, tied his seat belt suicide. Rooney knew he was under being abused by Rooney. around his neck after his car The priest left a note. "It was investigation for the alleged Tayek said Rooney, who was flipped, holding officers at bay just to notify a family member. abuse. ordained in 1979, "did normal for about an hour before he was That's all," Balraj said. Tayek said a woman had pastoral work" at his parish and arrested. O Hundreds of parishioners called on Monday to allege that there were no other complaints He was in serious but stable attended a 55-minutc prayer Rooney, as a newly ordained or allegations against him. condition Friday night at Grant service Friday night at Rooncy's priest, sexually abused her in But later Friday, Tayek said the Medical Center in Columbus, church, St. Anthony of Padua in 1980 when she was a girl. The diocese was looking into more said Sgt. Earl Smith, spokesman nearby Parma alleged abuse occurred at allegations that came after peo- for Columbus police. "Lord, we come to you in sor- Rooney's first priestly assign- ple learned of the priest's death. Smith said two police cruis- row," the pastor, Rev. Dale ment, at Sacred Heart Church in He would not say how many ers started following Rowser Staysniak, said. "We have come Wadsworth. more allegations were made. about 3 p.m. when he fled nar- to heal one another." The diocese had asked "As the day progressed we at cotics officers trying to serve The somber service at the Rooney to attend a meeting with the diocese did receive some him with a felony drug warrant church, still decorated with lilies Pilla on Wednesday but did not additional phone calls regarding from Arizona. symbolic of the joy of Easter, tell him that it was about the allegations that, since Father Rowser drove north on 1-71 included hymns, the recitation allegation, Tayek said. Pilla has Rooney's death, related to him, through Franklin, Delaware of the rosary and scripture read- been outspoken about the need so we asked those parties to, and Morrow counties, reaching ings. within the diocese to identify along with us, make the proper speeds as high as 95 mph Toward the end of the service, priests who have abused chil- phone call to investigative before state patrol troopers Staysniak asked worshippers to dren. authorities," Tayek said. deflated his tires with spikes turn to each other and thank Rooney's family reported him The Roman Catholic church's that were placed on the high- them for their mutual prayers. missing when he did not show view of suicide has changed over way. "We leave here more faith- up, Tayek said. Wadsworth the years but is still considered a Rowser's car then went off the filled people," he told parish- police and the Cuyahoga major sin, said the Rev. Joseph right side of the road near ioners, some of whom hugged County's Department of Murphy, a professor of theology Mount Gilead and flipped after and kissed as they entered the Children & Family Services were at the Pontifical College knocking down a tree. Associated Press Photo church and wiped away tears then notified of the woman's losephinum, a seminary in Officers tried to arrest him, during the service. complaint. Columbus where Catholic but backed off when Rowser REMEMBRANCE: Two bouquets of flowers rest outside the rec- Many hugged Staysniak as Asked if the woman who priests are ordained.. put his scat belt around his tory door at St. Anthony of Padua in Parma, Ohio. neck "as if he was going to hang himself," said Maj. lames Walker of the patrol's Columbus post. VILLAGE GREEN Cla-Zcl Theatre "We didn't know if he had any Downtown B G. • 353-1361 weapons, so we didn't rush his APARTMENTS www cla-7el com vehicle," Walker said. 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BG NEWS BRIEFING Chippewas take finale 6-5 over BG WHERE DO WE BGSUIALCONS COM Central Michigan University rallied from a three-run deficit to record a 6-5 victor)' over the Bowling Green softball team yes- terday afternoon. The Falcons will return to action with a Wednesday dou- GO FROM HERE? hleheader against Mid- American Conference East INTRODUCTION TO A SERIES ON THE FALCON FUTURE Division-leading Akron. The first game is scheduled to begin at 2 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but p.m. at the BGSU Softball Field. this story has produced more celebration and tears than any Charles Dickens novel. It's the story of the Bowling Green athletic program and the emotional roller coaster ride it has taken this Oestreng returns season. On the field, this has been one of the greatest years for from NCAA Regionals Bowling Green athletics. BG is one of only six Division 1 BGSUFAICONS COM programs in the country with a 24-win basketball pro- Senior Marny Oestreng com- gram and an eight-win football program. The volley- peted at the NCAA Central ball team won its second consecutive Mid- Regional Championships American Conference East Division title, the gym- Saturday in Baton Rouge, nastics program had the best record in school Louisiana. Oestreng participated history, and there have been more notable wins in the all-around which includes over bigger programs than most people in every event: the bars, floor, vault recent years can recall. and beam. Off the field, the lows are starting to catch Oestreng scored a 9.775 on the up with the highs of the year. The athletic floor, a 9.725 on the vault, a 9.725 program is over $3 million in debt, four on the bars, and a 9.675 on the sports have been eliminated and, beam. the first time in its history, both the Louisiana State look first place hockey and men's basketball at the Regionals while Florida coaching positions are vacant. took second. Both teams will So where do we go from here? advance to the NCAA Over the next couple weeks, Championships in Alabama. The BG News will try answer that question with stories pertaining to bud- get problems, athlete Men's golf places response and coaching vacancies. Starting 15th at Marshall tomorrow, The BG BGSUFALCONS COM News begins a The Bowling Green men's golf four-part series team finished the weekend 15th profiling coach- at the Marshall Invitational on es and athletes Saturday, carding a three-round of the team score of 911. sports who Toledo won the invite with a were cut. score of 877, followed by Illinois (884), Ohio State (888) and Kentucky (889). Twenty teams competed in the two-day event at Guyan Golf & Country Club.

Men's track places sixth at Ohio Invite BGSUFMC0NS.COM The Bowling Green Men's Track team placed six in a pool of nine teams Saturday at the Ohio UP THIS WEEK: University McDonald's Invite. The Falcons scored a total of 42 FEELIN6 THE CUT: points with two third place fin- PLAYERS AND COACHES IMPACTED ishes and one first place honor BY THE BG SPORTS CUTS for the day. Freshman Dean Coticchia MONDAY: Falcon swimmer Ray Barrel. took third place in the high jump TUESDAY: BG men's track coach Sterling Martin event with a height of 6-6. Fellow classmate Kerry Koontz picked WEDNESDAY: Falcon tennis player Geoff Hiscox up the other third-place finish in THURSDAY: BG men's swim coach Randy Julian the pole vault event with a mark of 14-06. The lone top honor went to junior Drew Downey in the pole vault. Downey vaulted himself to a height of 15-06 and the best finish of any Falcon at the meet. Men's track places BG takes three from sixth at Ohio Invite BGSUFALCONS COM The Bowling Green Women's Ohio in home series Track team returned from Ohio University after having earned its By Joel Hammond threw 10G pitches in five innings, Crabtree to ground out to second consecutive third-place IHE BG NEWS finish of the 2002 outdoor sea- and we need to get him out of Hudak at third. son. The Falcons tallied 124 The Bowling Green baseball there. His walks killed him, espe- "It felt good out there today, points and outscored six other team used a perfect mix of what cially in the fifth when he put but at points I wasn't hitting my teams at the McDonald's head coach Danny Schmitz calls that leadoff runner on, but over- spots," Flere said. "It felt good to keep my team in the game and Invitational Saturday afternoon "the three phases" — pitching, all it was a good day for Doug." in Athens. offense and defense to take The Falcons lead 6-4 until the give them a chance to win; our bullpen came in and did the job Leading BG in the running three of four from visiting Ohio bottom of the eighth, as reliever events were sophomores Tamika University this past weekend at Burke Badenhop, who had for the W." Dixon and Alicia Taylor and Steller Field. pitched a scoreless sixth and juniors toy Echler and Briana seventh, ran into trouble, allow- Falcons 14 Bobcats 5 Killian. The trio of Dixon, Echler Falcons 6 Bobcats 5 ing another Bobcat run. OU jumped out quickly to a 4- and Taylor each took third place Friday's opening nine-inning Pitcher Neil Schmitz entered 0 lead after a Mike Arbinger first- in their respective events; Dixon game featured a bit of every- the game and promptly ended inning home run and four In the 400 meter with a time of thing baseball. OU opened the the eighth-inning threat After straight two-out hits in the top of 57.30, Echler in the 1500 meter game against Doug Flere, who is OU starter Walt Novosel, who the second, including another with a time of 4:45.48, and Taylor still trying to return from elbow went all eight innings for the vis- double from Arbinger. in the 400-meter hurdles with a surgery during the offseason, itors, retired the Falcons in their The Falcon offense poured it time of 6620. with one run in the first. Flere half of the eighth, the Bobcats on in the bottom of the fourth, Taylor and Killian also placed settled down through the next went to work in the ninth. Jason scoring seven runs. They scored second in each of their events, three innings, at one point retir- Shockey reached base on an five more times in the fourth Taylor in the 100-meter hurdles Chris School* BG News ing seven straight. infield single and after an Adam inning to take a 13-4 lead. "Doug had a good outing, Fox single that Jensen bobbled Knoblauch held the Bobcats to with a time of 14.99 and Killian SWING AWAY: BG catcher Kevin Longstreth swings and misses at with a time of 2:15.49 in the 800 except that he threw way too in left there were men on second a pitch against Ohio during the first contest of Saturday's and third. Schmitz, however, meter. many pitches today," BG pitch- BASEBALL, PAGE 7 double-header game. ing coach Todd Brown said. "He shut the door, forcing Ben WWW.BhNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. April 8. 2002 7 Falcons blow out Ohio in finale, 16-4 c

bled in Arbinger for a 4-0 lead. nities, but just couldn't get that and Longstreth all hit home BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 6 Bobcats 6 Falcons 3 starter Burke Badenhop, and Saturday's nightcap once again OU's Cornell allowed one in big hit when we needed it. We runs for the Falcons, as the Brian White followed With a sac- featured great pitching, but this the bottom of the third, as Newell did battle hard, but you have to Falcons pounded out a season- rifice fly in the second. The BG time it was OU's Marc Cornell's singled in BG designated hitter give OU credit, they played a high 19' hits. Kit Kill top bats ceil warm in the bottom of lo just one run over the final five turn. BG pitcher Tyler Saneholtz Nate Henschcn to make it a 4-1 good game." improved to 2-1 on the season the second, however, as they put innings in earning the win. game. Omari Briscoe, OU's short- took the loss with five runs in 6 with the win, while OU reliever up five runs. BG then scored one Bobcat starter Chris Bova took The game remained that way stop, added the Bobcats' a run in 1/3 innings. Cornell got the win Dan Cobl) took the loss. Loomis, in the third, two in the fourth, the loss. until the bottom of the sixth, (he top of the eighth with an RBI Elias and Neil Si limit/ each had "This is another big win for us," for the Bobcats with seven when Elias, with the bases loaded single to give Ohio a 5-2 lead. four in the sixth, three in the se\ three hits, while Elrod, Hunt. outfielder Len Elias said. "Our innings of work. and no one out, grounded into a Newell scored on an Elias sin- enth and one in the eighth to Hudak, Longstreth andWarnock bats are continuing to come BG once again fell behind OU, double play that scored Elrod, gle in the eighth to cut the lead complete the scoring. around, and our pitching has as Adam Fox hit a two-run RBI who had raached on an error. to three, but the Falcons left the each had two hits. I lu' Falcons play a non-con- been huge. We need our starters single in the first off of Saneholtz. "The first game, we capitalized bases loaded. BG also left two on The game was almost an ference home game Tuesday to get us time, and we'll do the Saneholtz was hit again in the on any opportunities that we in the ninth. exact replica ol Saturdays first against Detroit-Mercy, and head rest, like we did today. I lining is third, as the Bobcats' Gandee sin- had," BG head coach Danny game, as OU jumped out to a to Buffalo this weekend foi a contagious, and we proved that gled and scored on another Schmitz said. "In the second Falcons 16 Bobcats 4 quick four-run lead. Fox hit a four-game Mid-American in the third and fourth today." Arbingcr double, and Fox dou- game, we had plenty of opportu- Elrod, Hunt. Loomis, Iludak three-run home run off Falcon Conference series. Sprint car Tribe pitchers clean up Tigers driver By Tom Withers tain the fast start. ' IHE »SSOCIAIED PRESS Beginning with a four-game set . CLEVELAND — One of the against the Twins, the Indians will killed trendy food items at Jacobs Field play 14 of their next 17 games this season are chicken-n-waffles, against either Minnesota or the a peculiar combination of baked Chicago White Sox, the two clubs in crash chicken strips inside a waffle that likely to challenge them for the are dipped into maple syrup division title. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS spiked with hot sauce. Last season, the surprising ROSSBURG, Ohio - Asprint- Seriously. Twins had a five-game lead over C8I driver from Lima dud alter .' Cleveland's on-the-field menu the Indians at the All-Star break. crashing into a wall on ihefirsi lap has some interesting new selec- But Cleveland, which went 14-5 during a race at Eldora Speedway, tions, too. against Minnesota in 2001, made officials said. When the Indians take the field up 11 games and clinched the limmy lohnston, 39, crashed today for their sold out home Central witha9-l thrashing of the into the wall Saturday night dur- opener against the Minnesota Twins on Sept. 30. ing the Modified feature, which Twins, some Cleveland fans may The Indians wouldn't mind was won by Scon On". need a few moments to digest all wrapping things up a little earlier lohnston had just crossed the the off-season changes. in 2002. start-finish line of the half-mile Matt Lawton will he in right "It's always important to get off clay oval track when another car field, and Brady Anderson will to a good start, even if you're not dipped him while attempting to probably be over in left. Ricky playing teams in your division," pass. Gutierrez will occupy Robert outfielder Ellis Burks said. "But Witnesses said lohnstons car Alomar's old spot at second base that fact that we're playing hit the wall head on ai an estimat- and rookie Ryan Drcse, unexpect- Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago and ed HO lo 90 mph and rolled more edly thrust into a higher spot in Kansas City so much, so early, it than iti times the rotation because of Chuck does make it even more impor- lohnston was taken to Wayne Finley's off-field problems, will tant to get off to a good start. Hospital in Greenville A hospital throw the first pitch. "I think it would be really good spokeswoman would not confirm Antacids, anyone? his death. for this group of new guys to get But despite a rugged winter of \ I i.uke County sheriffs deputy changes and preseason predic- some confidence with a good confirmed a driver died at the tions that they would slip in the start." raceway but would not give AL Central this season, the Lawton is one of the new guys, details until after a coroner makes Indians are coming home from a coming over in the blockbuster a report. season-opening road trip 5-1 and trade that sent Alomar to the New A phone message was left with tied with Minnesota for first York Mets. On Monday, he'll take the Darke County coroner. place. a new route to right field, passing The race was red-flagged foi Nothing new there. his former teammates on the way. more than an hour Ix'forc resum- So far, Cleveland's starting "I'm really looking forward to ing and the Eldora Stocks ran after pitching has been superb with playing those guys," said Lawton. the completion of the Modified Bartolo Colon, winning his first "I have a lot of lifetime friends on race. Johnstons death was nol two starts — one a complete- that team. Those are my guys. It's announced until after the end of game shutout — and C.C. going lo be fun competing with the stock car race Sabathia taking a no-hitter into those guys, they've got a great A recorded message at the the eighth inning of a 5-1 win at team." speedway said, "We regret lo Detroit yesterday. Drese, who won the No. 5 announce that longtime veteran The bullpen has done its job, starter's job with an impressive limmy lohnston of Lima, Ohio, too, so has Cleveland's defense. spring, will make his second start was fatally injured on the first lap And while the Indians probably on Monday. The rookie right- of the Modified feature." won't score runs like they used to, hander made his debut last week lohnston had raced primarily they've gotten timely hitting. in Anaheim, replacing Finley who 360 Sprints at l.imaland "I like the way our club looks, I missed his start after his wife was Motorsports Park for nearly two like the attitude on our club and 1 arrested for allegedly attacking I lie Associated Pies decades and was making a rare him. Modified appearance. like the way we're playing right ANOTHER WIN: Cleveland second baseman Rickey Gutierrez attempts a double-play, getting now," Indians manager Charlie Finley rejoined the club in Rossburg is about 40 miles Manuel said. Detroit and will start Tuesday Detroit's Damion Easley on the force out. northwest of Davton. The key is for Cleveland to sus- against the Twins. The BG News is now hiring. • Copy Editors • Staff Editors ■ Photographers • Opinion Columnist • Reporters • Graphic Designers

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THE ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS leagues, are off to their best start walked to load the bases. LOS ANGELES — Kevin since 1930 and have outscored Richard Hidalgo followed will) a coach goes to Ohio State Brown rebounded from a horri- opponents 41-5. two-run single to tie it, then ble opening-day performance left Kent, in his second day Ward grounded out to send the with seven shutout innings and back from the disabled list, hit game into extra innings. By Rusty Miller THE ASSOCIATED PRESS also homered yesterday to lead his first home run of the year and lim Edmonds hit a two-run COLUMBUS— lim Foster left the Los Angeles Dodgers over drove in two runs homer for the Cardinals and also the Colorado Rockies 6-4. a storied Vanderbilt team after 11 Hernandez (2-0) struck out stole home as part of a ninth- The Dodgers outscored the five and walked one in his first years for what he says will be the inning double steal. Rockies 24-6 and outhit them complete game since last Aug. ultimate challenge — building l.D. Drew hit an RBI single in 33-18 after opening the season 17, retiring 11 straight at one Ohio State's women's basketball with three losses to San point. Heisbatting.714 (5-for-7) the eighth off Octavio Dotel to team into a national champi- Francisco, when they got with three RBIs — only three put St. Louis ahead 4-3, and the onship program. outscored 24-2 and outhit 32-13. Giants have driven in more runs. Cardinals added two runs in the "There's only one team that Brown (1-1) allowed seven Mark Kotsay had two hits and ninth off Billy Wagner. can win the last game of the sea- earned runs and nine hits in four drove in the only run for the son, and that's the team that wins innings of a 9-2 loss Tuesday. Padres, who have lost five of six. Braves 5, Mets 2, the national championship," Against Colorado, he gave up D'Angelo Jimenez tripled in the ATLANTA — Marcus Giles hit Foster said at a hastily called four hits, struck out five and first and Kotsay singled him a three-run homer in the 14th news conference yesterday at walked none, allowing only one home. The Padres never got inning yesterday to lead the Ohio State's Value City Arena. runner to reach second base another runner past first base. Atlanta Braves over the NewYork "That's why I came here. That's Brown was 3-for-4 at the plate San Francisco took a 3-1 lead Mets 5-2 and avoid a three-game what I think we can be about." with his second career homer. in the third against Brian sweep. Foster said he believed next year's Vanderbilt team was good He faced only one batter over Tollberg (0-2), who had won his Giles hit his first homer of the the minimum because catcher previous two starts at Pacific Bell enough to win the national season off Saturo Komiyama (0- Chad Kreuter threw out two run- Park. championship even as he cast his ners trying to steal and the 1), the Mets seventh pitcher, to lot with the Buckeyes. Dodgers turned a double play Astros 7, Cardinals 6, end the 4-hour, 59-minute "Everything we do is geared behind him. Brown threw 57 of HOUSTON — Daryie Ward's game, the longest at Turner toward playing in March. That's 79 pitches for strikes before leadoff home run in the 12th Field, which opened in 1997. when it's fun. Your adrenalin is turning over a 6-0 lead to Paul inning gave the Houston Astros Gary Sheffield was hit by a flowing. That's why players are in Quanlrill at the start of the a 7-6, come-from-behind victo- pitch opening the 14th and took the gym in July for, that's what the eighth. ry over the St. Louis Cardinals on second on a passed ball by Vance 500 shots in the summer is for. The Associated Press Colorado greeted Quantrill yesterday. Wilson, playing because Mike That's what rehabbing from HAPPY GUY: Jim Foster smiles after being announced as new Ohio with three straight hits including Luther Hackman (0-1) Piazza bruised his left leg injuries is for," he said. "It's to play State women's basketball coach yesterday during a new conference an RBI single by Terry Shumpert. escaped a bases-loaded, one- Saturday. in March, cut down the nets and out jam in the 1 llh. But the next Vinny Castilla struck out, lulio be a champion." in Columbus. Giants 10, Padres 1 inning, Ward hit an 0-1 pitch off Franco was walked intentionally Foster had a 256-99 record at Tennessee in the regional finals tunities in life and you make SAN FRANCISCO — Livan the right-field foul pole for his and Giles hit his 370-foot drive Vanderbilt that included 10 of this year's NCAA tournament, decisions," he said. "Obviously, I NCAA tournament appearances. Hernandez didn't need Barry second home run. over the left-field fence. finishing 30-7 and No. 4 in the had a comfort zone. But there are Bonds yesterday. Ricky Stone (1-0) pitched two In 1993, he reached the Final Albie Lopez (1-1), Atlanta's final APpoll. places where there is the ultimate With Bonds given a day off, hitless innings and struck out Four, where the Commodores eighth pitcher, pitched two Vanderbilt was just 3-23 challenge. This is one of those Hernandez pitched a four-hitter, three for the victory. lost to Texas Tech in the semifi- scoreless innings. against the Volunteers with places." had three hits and drove in three The Astros rallied for three nals That was also the only sea- Foster pacing the sidelines. Foster, who also coached at runs to lead the San Francisco runs in the ninth off Mike Timlin It was Turner Field's longest son Ohio State made it to the The 53-year-old Foster gave up Saint Joseph's from 1978-91, hasa Giants over the San Diego Padres to tie it at 6. game by time and innings, top- Final Four, losing to Texas Tech in career record of 504-225 that 10-1. left Bagwell hit an RBI double ping a pair of 13-inning games the national championship security at Vanderbilt to move to The Giants (6-0), the only with two outs and Lance and a 4:54, 12-inning game game. Ohio State. includes only two seasons (1979- unbeaten team in the major Bcrkman was intentionally against Baltimore. Vanderbilt lost to in-state rival You're presented with oppor- 80,1998-99) with a losing record.

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Baseball at Buffalo explores "Americana," the sub- The health fair is free and Information on sexual open to all students and com- 3 p.m. Alpha Kappa Ski Week culture of highway travel in sponsors Box City 2002 assault, risk reduction, SID'S munity members. For more Buffalo. NewYork Mon.- Fri. the form of experimental pub- 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. and rape will be available as information, contact the lic works of art. Union Lobby PHOTO PROVIDED well as information on a variety Wellness Connection at 372- raffle. Among the features are the BGSU Gymnastics Team The Environmental Health Student BY CHASITY LESTER Some of the largest ball of twine and the of other health topics. 9355 or the Health Center. Banquet Group will be promoting the This weekend, lLibit.it for prizes offered are smallest functional unicycle. 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Earth Day 5K run/walk that will Humanity will sponsor ifs gift certificates to Students will collaborate on Union 207-Mylander Room be held April 20th. annual fundraiser, Box City. local restaurants projects that are a hybrid Box City allows participant.1- like Sam-B's and between fine art and popular CAMPUS CINEMA Habitat for Humanity to experience the life of those Papa John's as culture. ♦SATURDAY 04/13/02 Mon.- Fri. who are less fortunate by sleep- well as Finder's This interactive extravagan- 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. ing outside with nothing more Union Lobby and Education and All-Mar za will take place on Friday, Now Showing: Lumumba than cardboard separating them Steps Lanes. April 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Baseball at Buffalo (DH) from the outside. The organization will be selling The money on the School or Art lawn. I p.m. Sayaka Sekiguchi, co-chair for tickets to Box City and raffle rick- raised from the Contact Michael Arrigo or "Lumumba" Buffalo. New York Box City 2002 said that "Box ets. event go to the Michelle Arrigo from the City's purpose is to raise aware- •••• Habitat's general School of Art at 419-372-8688. Hockey Banquet ness for the homeless and 2000 Scholarship Contest fund. In the event of rain, the poverty." Starring: 6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. The money is program will be postponed for She is expecting around 200 Eriq Ebuoaney, Alex Descas For more information, contact the 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. used to take trips one week. Athletic Department at 372-2401 people to participate in the Union Lobby to other commu- event that features live entertain- Alpha Phi Alpha will sponsor a nities to assist in scholarship contest and will be ment and food. building hous- ♦SUNDAY 04/14/02 selling banquet tickets. Participants may bring their es. During trie Berlin confer- own supplies, but it is not neces- "Vvetrytogo ence of 1885, Europe divided UPS Recruiting sary. Habitat will provide the THE CAMPUS every other up the African continent and Mon..-Fri. boxes, paint, duct tape and scis- Swimming and Diving weekend and gave sole posession of the 4 p.m.- 7 p.m. sors. slay local," said BUZZ Congo to King Leopold II of Awards Union Lobby Some of the most steady par- Christine Burton, Belgium. 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Human Resources and UPS are ticipants for the yearly event are 202 West Hall rave reviews across For more information, contact the sponsoring a recruitment table. president of On June 30,1960,36 year- sororities and fraternities. the globe and was Athletic Department at 372-2401. BGSU's Habitat BGSU old Patrice Lumumba became Last year. Lambda Ki Alpha ROTC Recruiting for Humanity the first head of government. called "breathtak- contructed a twostory house Bowling Green, Oh 43402 Mon.-Fri The money After 9 months as Prime ing" by the New Athletic Academic out of boxes. Sekiguchi said, Phone: (419) 372-2440 II a.m.-l p.m. from Box City Minister, he was dead. York Times. Achievement Honors "They brought a 2 -by-4 and The Air Force ROTC is sponsor- and the raffle Fai: (419) 372-0202 Lumumba had many ene- The film has also 6 p.m. • 10 p.m. plywood and blueprints and ing the information and recruit. also helps fund mies due to his nationalistic won numerous This banquet honors athletes with just started going to work- The MH*!: buzaai>BDetbgs>Ledu ment table. their Annual beliefs and the situation in the awards, among high academic averages. group even hung beads in the Members of last years Box City enjoy shooting hoops outside their 'home' Spring break trip. Congo. them, "Best Film by and will be shown in the Give BG doorway." a Foreign Director" at the 2001 Now HIRING This year, the group went their own house as well as oth- built by Habitat for Humanity Called "the politico of the Union theater on Monday and Mon.-Fri The completed house slept 15 to Blouxy, Mississippi and ers. will also speak at Box City to Staff: bush," Lumumba stood Pan African Film Festival in Saturday at 7 p.m. andFriday Writers, photographers I p.m. - 5:30 p.m. and won a prize for best deco- Tallahasee, Florida to build Burton said that families give the crowd an understand- Chasitv Lester, Editor between US businesses that Los Angelas. at 6 p.m. The film is free and Contact Chasity at The Office of Development is rated home. houses for the organization. must also buy the house to ing of homlessness. wanted to exploit the country, The film is sponsored by the open to the public. 353-4751 sponsoring an informational and Habitat for Humanity will The families that receives the own it. Tickets for Box City are $6 in African People's Association promotional table. also offer prizes in their annual houses also work on building A family that lives in a house advance, raffle tickets are $1. THE CAMPUS BUZZ email: [email protected]

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Education Steps Sponsored by the African People's Education Abroad Pre- Union Theater Eddie Band The African People's Association is Association. departure Orientation 4 p.m. - 11 p.m Teachers Job Fair sponsoring the cultural display table. 3 p.m. Falcon's Nest Restaurant TBA Vocal Jazz Ensemble 1103 Offenhauer West This event is open to the public and is Lenhart Grand Ballroom Lesbian/Bisexual Women's ♦THURSDAY 04/11/02 8 p.m. This orientation presentation is for all sponsored by the Student Union. For more information, contact Career Lunch Group Bryan Recital Hall students who are considering study- Recreation Majors Services at 372-2356. Noon Free and open to the public. ing abroad. Association Camp-A-Thon Dissertation Writing Group The Women's Center. 107 Hanna Hall 2002 for Women Open to all women who wish to ♦TUESDAY 04/09/02 Women's Journaling Group 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 6:30 p.m. ♦ FRIDAY 04/12/02 explore issues related to their identity. 4 p.m. Education steps The Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall Theta Alpha Phi Improv-A- The Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall This group is open to any women in Recreation Majors Breast Cancer Speaker TTion Explore the possiblilities of journal- Teacher Job Fair the writing process of her program. Association Camp-A-Thon I p.m.- 3 p.m. 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. ing. Open to all women. Meets every 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2002 Union lobby Between Mosclcy and Education Tuesday. Lenhart Job Fair "Nasty Girl" (Schreckliches 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Women's Studies will be handing out Building Madchen) Education steps information Latino Awareness Week Clothesline Project Display 7:30 p.m. Master's Degree Recital: 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Gish Film Theater Roadside Attraction - Empowerment Group Gustavo Corpinteyro, cello Olscamp US Education lawn A women uncovers the secrets of her Annual Foundations Public 4:30 p.m. Noon Sponsored by Latino Student Union. T-shirts will be displayed that repre- past during the Nazi era. Art Event Location to be announced. Bryan Musical Arts Hall For more information, call 419-372- sent sexual abuse. 10 am This support group is for women sur- Free and open to the public. 8325. Poetry (Katharine Studer) School of Art lawn vivors of abusive relationships. For "■Never Again" and Fiction (David First year Art students will pay more information contact Dierdra T-shirt Sale Guest Artist: Elizabeth 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Caldwell) Reading homage to American Bennett at 372-2190. Noon - 5 p.m. Buck, flute Union lobby 7:30 p.m. Union Lobby 7 p.m. PHOTO PROVOeD Pi Kappa Phi will have an awareness Prout Chapel "Can Africa leapfrog into Clothesline Project T-shirt The Students of Construction Bryan Recital Hall booth where people can show their Free and open to the public the super-informational Participants of last year's Box City enjoyed free food and music while building their house, This year's Box City will be making session Management will be selling T-shirts Free and open to the public. support by signing plywood signs age?" held this weekend. Tickets are now on sale outside of the Education building and inside the Union. Habitat for Humanity 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. as a fundraiser for their organization. will also be selling raffle tickets for gift certificates to local businesses. Tickets for the raffle are $1 a piece of 5 for 6$. "Danse de Soul" Noon. - 2 p.m. Union Lobby Mars Quest Africana Theater 8 p.m. Olscamp 111 Charter One Bank will be handing out Jehovah's Witness Table Empowerment Group 2 p.m. Make a T-shirt to support a stand Give BG 8 p.m. Union Theater Whitnet Dance Studio, 222 Eppler Dr. Phillip Emeagwel I, inventor of the information on the bank and their 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Union lobby against sexual abuse. I p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Exploring the Red planet. SI donation Thsi event is sponsored by the North world's fastest computer will speak checking accounts that are available. Union lobby Location to be announced This display is part of Women's Union lobby ios suggested. Africana Studies Department. For The concert features the University about the internet and the computer This support group is for women sur- Studies community action program. "Lumumba" The Office of Development is spon- more information, contact 419-372- Performing Dancers. Tickets are S5. age. Clothesline Project Display Health Fair vivors of abusive relationships. 7 p.m. soring an informational table. 8625. For more information, call 419-372- ♦WEDNESDAY 04/10/02 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Contact Diedra Bennett at 372-2190 Latino Awareness Week Union Theater 8521. Karaoke Nite Education lawn Olscamp 101 for more information. 6 p.m. This movie is the story of Patrice Self-Defense Workshop for Charter One Bank Table Clothesline Project T-shirt 7 p.m. - Midnight T-shirts will be displayed that repre- Presented by the Wellness Connection Olscamp 101B Lumumba, the first prime minister of Women 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. making session Society for Creative Falcon's Nest Restaurant sent sexual abuse. and Student Health Service. Violence Against Women Sponsored by the Latino Student the Democratic Republic of the 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Union Gallery 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Anachronism Meeting WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. April 8.200? 9 Griffey hurt in Reds victory

THE ASSOCIATED PfttSS doctor said. to see. I know his knee's been pitched a 1 -2-310th. Jason LaRue CINCINNATI - Even after a Griffey, who was bothered dur- bugging him for the past week or singled off Lloyd (0-1) leading off dramatic win, the Cincinnati ing spring training by tendinitis in so. We don't need that cycle to the bottom half. Reds could not celebrate. Not the same knee, was hurt as he start again," he said. Reggie Taylor sacrificed. LaRue after losing Ken Griffey ]r. was being tagged by third base- Griffey's first home run of the advanced on Todd Walker's Griffey will miss at least 3-to-6 man Chris Truby in the seventh season, a solo shot down the grounder, and Barry l.ukin and weeks after injuring his trouble- inning. Griffey had tried to score right-field line, had given the Brady Clark were intentionally some right knee in a rundown from third base on a grounder Reds a 2-0 lead in the third walked, bringing up the left- during yesterday's 10-inning, 6-5 and was trapped in a rundown. inning. handed hitting Casey against the victory over the Montreal Expos. "I didn't hear anything," Truby Cincinnati led 4 -1 in the eighth, left-handed Lloyd. Griffey initially tore the patella said. "I didn't see what happened. but Montreal came back against Casey lined the first pitch, a tendon and partially dislocated He said something about his Scott Williamson and Danny curveball, up the middle for the his right kneecap. Cincinnati knee." Graves. Williamson opened the game-winning hit. placed the All-Star center fielder Griffey went down holding his eighth by allowing two singles "1 expected them to walk those 1 on tin 15-day disabled list after a knee and was briefly attended to and walk before giving way to guys to get to Casey," Reds man- 10-inning, 6-5 win over the by Cincinnati medical personnel Graves. ager Bob Boone said, "ll sets up Expos. before limping gingerly off the Pinch-hitter Henry Rodriguez's the force and the lefty-lefty, but I "It's a serious injury," team doc- field. RBI grounder, pinch-hitter Lee don't worry about that with him. tor Timothy Kremchek said after Last year, Griffey missed most Stevens' two-run single and If you put it over home plate, he's Griffey had an MRI exam. of the first three months because Vladimir Guerrero's broken-bat, going to hit it." The Reds will try to treat Griffey of a partially torn left hamstring. bloop RBI single put the Expos Casey was hoping to get a with rest and rehabilitation. Earlier in the game, Griffey hit ahead 5-4. chance to hit. Kremchek said there was an his 461st career home run. Wilton Guerrero, batting for "Boonie came up to me in the The Associ M Press "outside chance" Griffey will need "You could see that he was in Graves, rerjed it in the bottom of dugout and said, 'What if they HURT AGAIN: Cincinnati's Ken Griffey Jr. clenches his knee in pain an operation. If surgery is pain," said Sean Casey, whose the ninth with a two-out RBI sin- walk these two guys?"' he said. "I after colliding with Montreal Expos third baseman Chris Truby. required, Griffey would likely be singled won the game. gle off Graeme Lloyd. said, 'Game's over. Let's go to Griffey partially tore his patella tendon. out for the rest of the season, the "That's the last thing you want After Scott Sullivan (1-0) Pittsburgh.""

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