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By Myah Lanier Reporter Boomin’ Justin Miller is taking a stance in his career with a summer internship from the BGSU Career Expo to peruse his dreams. Miller, a student at the University BG Businesses majoring in accounting, will be a senior in the fall. Local business are still busy “I am almost finished with school, but Justin I am blessed to have such an amazing even though classes are out of session Miller internship to help out with my major,” Accounting he said. major Miller went to a Job Expo at the University where he talked to a Human Resources employee from Andersons Incorporated. After By Angela Hill and delivering an elevator speech, Miller was given an interview Alexander Elfreich Reporters with her. “After I got the interview I had got my offer letter that next week, went in for my drug test, and started that summer of 2013,” he said. During the school year, most of downtown Bowling Andersons Incorporated is a publicly traded company Green is bustling with students frequenting in and out of with diverse interests that include agribusinesses such as shops and telling their friends what good deals they grain and plant nutrients, railcar leasing and repair, indus- got or what the new food is that they tried from trial products formulation, turf products, retailing and, a particular restaurant. most recently, ethanol operations. In the summer the businesses still remain, but as in any town, “I was the one to help Justin prepare his elevator speech every business has a plan when classes let out and students are and who informed him about the Job Career Expo, but I home. Businesses in Bowling Green depend upon the people also know people who [were] associated with the company in the city to keep them alive, and often the locals do not stop he interns for,” said Jordan Meador, an event planner at the coming in simply because classes are not in session. University. “The company is a great company that one “Surprisingly, business has not really slowed down at man built on his own that makes it possible for young men all considering that school left out a couple of weeks like Justin.” ago,” Charlie Emenhiser, a bouncer, disc jockey Miller said the internship is paid, and worked through and server at City Tap, said. the summer full time Monday through Friday, nine to five. A typical day for Miller at the internship is to go in and See Business | Page 3 work on his assigned work from his supervisor. Miller helped his supervisor with things such as stock testing and auditing. “We did have different projects and different audits,” Bryant Helton, former intern at Andersons Incorporated, said. “ We went to Tennessee and had to do an audit or just office work.” Miller went to the facility that the company bought in Tennessee and made sure they transferred the policies to the Andersons’ policy. “The traveling is fun, everything is paid for and it was nice to be outside the office not having to pay for everything,” Miller said. Helton said Miller talks about how his internship has changed his life tremendously. “I know Justin loves this internship,” Helton said. Miller said he enjoys the work he does. “It’s nice to see the work that I have done translated into the audit that they have to do,” Miller said. By having this internship, Miller feels that he was now able to go to the Job Career Expo this year and receive eight different offers from companies that wanted him to join their team. See I nternship | Page2 Summer Season Offers Time to Improve Weight, Health By Lydia Scott With summer around the corner, many nutrition at the University, says being overweight can healthy lifestyle because healthy life decisions are the look to improving their health and weight. stem from being on campus where there is constant things that stave off chronic disease. As an example, Maintaining a healthy weight is imperative to being access to food, less physical activity than in high school deciding not to drink a soda saves 200 calories, she healthy and preventing certain ailments. and, in some cases, alcohol consumption. said. With many snack foods available in the U.S., weight Ludy teaches undergraduate and graduate classes in Both women feel that exercise and a healthy diet are gain does not seem unlikely. Gaining weight as one the food and nutrition program and researches pat- keys to successful weight maintenance. ages is very probable and occurs frequently. terns of weight change in college students. She said “It isn’t much more complicated than that,” Ludy According to the National Heart, Blood and Lung being involved in activities on campus and making said. Institute, on average, one to two pounds can be gained smart eating choices can lower the risk of being over- One way to assess health is using Body Mass Index, yearly by those between the ages of 18 and 49. weight. BMI, to determine what a healthy weight is. Even though weight gain does occur, it’s dangerous. Maintaining healthy weight needs to be a lifestyle The Center for Disease Control and Prevention web- Maintaining a healthy weight can prevent many dis- decision, one that encompasses every aspect of a site illustrates how to calculate BMI. In order to find it, eases. person’s life, said Faith Yingling, director of Wellness the site says to take weight, divide it by height squared, In addition to lowering the risk of heart disease, Connections. and multiply that number by a conversion factor of 703. stroke, diabetes, and high blood pressure, maintaining “I think what people need to really think about is a Healthy BMI is between 18.5 and 24.9. a healthy weight can also lower the risk of many differ- healthy lifestyle and how to maintain that over time, However, BMI can be misleading in some cases. ent cancers, according to the Harvard School of Public how to get moving, and eat nutritiously, reduce stress, If someone is more muscular, Yingling said, their Health’s website. those types of things,” she said. BMI could be higher, which can be misguiding because Mary-Jon Ludy, an assistant professor of clinical Yingling said not to focus on weight, but rather on a See Health | Page 2

Foster at the FOrum What do you hope to accomplish this summer? Fillmore Copy Chief Lydia Scott writes on “Finish reading Les Miserables, PULSE editor Amanda Matthews how books are superior to the that’s my big goal.” reviews Foster the People. | movies they inspire. | PAGE 4 PAGE 5 Kat Virostko Senior, AYA Integrated Language Arts

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they aren’t overweight. There are seven things “The companies were Another way to assess Jenny Block, a writer at actually selling themselves Clough (one block healthy weight is to do PolicyMic.com, says one to me this time,” he said. & south daily weight checks and can do to attain this goal. “They were persuading me look at the average range The things, she says, are and telling me why I should Mercer of campus) weekly, said Kimberly to rid your diet of artifi- work for them, only because Fischer, a state tested cial sweeteners, cut back of the [internship] I have nurse’s aide at Interim sweets, take probiotics for now and the experience it and Meadows of Leipsic. the digestive system, and has given me.” Visit a Model Ambulation, the ability portion plates with veg- Miller has another intern- to move or walk around, is gies, starch and protein. ship at Owens Illinois in Apartment a problem for being under Furthermore, she said to Perrysburg, Ohio. He sees it as or overweight, she said. get 30 minutes of cardio a being another great opportu- If a person is too skinny, day, buy an organic prod- nity for him. NOW LEASING she said, they have no uct at the grocery store and “I think students need to For the 2014-2015 School Year strength to move and if eat more vegetables such as take advantage of the resourc- someone is overweight, cabbage, kale and broccoli. es on campus,” Miller said. they may not be able to “Exercise. Even if it’s “I was able to get my resume 419-352-0164 carry their own weight. going for a quick walk down how businesses would want Overall, sustaining a the hallway,” Fischer said. it to look and I was able to get email: [email protected] healthy weight helps to “[Eat] three meals a day. two interns just by attending www.universityapartments.us create better health. And of course, drink fluids.” this Career Expo.” Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9am - 4:30pm

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It is Furthermore, The Respond to Lydia at strategies to avoid feel- and weaknesses, and [email protected] imperative, then, that Guardian, “one of the [email protected] Set new goals for the summer College students always busy “Summer can be into my tasks for the day. I were still in school, like I also want to make “ No longer am read and watch movies. an exciting time of sure I have some one- Ca ssie Sullivan It’s even worse when I go Alex ander elfreich on-one time with people columnist I stressed because from working close to 40 Editor-in-cheif the year.” every day, whether that I can’t seem to get hours a week to not hav- means getting lunch ing work at all. with someone I know or Not only is this a loss Over the past two weeks that paper done Summer is here. It’s the The beginning of sum- interacting with some- of time spent earning since the semester a paycheck, but also time when we take a mer is a good time to one I don’t know on ended, I’ve realized a few or I keep putting something hard to adjust breather from 16 weeks set goals for ourselves. campus. things. off smaller things, to when you’re used to of class work—unless, Maybe there are things What are some things One of these things making your own ends of course, you’re taking you want to do over sum- you’d like to do different- is how adapting to one but instead, I’m meet. summer classes at the mer like read certain ly this summer? What do kind of lifestyle after While I am kicking University. books, exercise more, you think you can do to living a certain way for able to relax myself for not working Summer can be an or incorporate some- become a better version most of this year is dif- the instant I got home, exciting time of the year. thing healthy into your of yourself? 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Amanda Matthews | THE BG NEWS By Amanda Matthews reviews Pulse Editor The stage setup featured five vocals, added a whole other level MEDIA strips of wave lights featuring to the compelling statement of While some parents encourage a kaleidoscope of colors syn- “Pumped Up Kicks.” Fo sTEr The people their children to pursue a path in chronized to the rhythm of the Another highlight of the life that includes a safe job with tunes filling the packed theater. show was when the band pre- a stable income, a Cleveland boy This was especially prominent formed “Goats In Trees.” The Concert | Grade: A named Mark Foster was given during their performance of lights dimmed for this slower a Beach Boys cassette by his “Coming of Age.” tune, making the venue filled father that would lead him on an Lights flashed with the drum with a couple thousand people unusual career path. beats while the crowd sang and feel very intimate—a hard feat The boy grew older, followed danced along to the song. The for any musical performer to his father’s advice, and moved trio was joined by three tour- pull off with a large crowd. The out to California to pursue his ing members to give Foster the instrumentals in this song gave passion for music, first sparked People a highly dynamic sound off a haunting vibe that gave me by that Beach Boys cassette. which made the songs really goosebumps. After meeting bassist and back- come to life. The show’s energy was kept ing vocalist Cubbie Fink and Additionally, their energy alive throughout the night by drummer Mark Pontius, Foster and powerful sound made a transitioning from one song to formed the Billboard Music bold statement when they per- the next with a little banter in Award-winning band, Foster the formed their chart-topping song between. However, when com- People. “Pumped Up Kicks.” This song ing back for their encore, Foster The band headed back to has stirred up a lot of conver- talked about his love of Detroit. Foster’s midwestern roots by sation because of its upbeat He shared how he had previ- performing at the Fillmore in instrumentals that are paired ously came to the city to do Detroit, Mich. on May 15, 2014. with dark lyrics discussing the some recording and how how The night kicked off with life of a troubled teen. he felt a connection with the South African-born musician In an interview with The World city with being raised in nearby Jean-Philip Grobler, better Famous KROQ, Mark Foster stat- Cleveland. He said he disagrees Amanda Matthews | THE BG NEWS known by his stage name St. ed, “I kind of wrote the song to with people that feel Detroit is Mark foster performs in front of a packed house of supporters singing along to every song on Lucia. He was joined on stage bring awareness to the issue. a broken city. Instead, he sees the setlist. by four of his friends to make up That sort of thing keeps happen- a city that is going through a a group whose chemistry was ing more and more in our coun- “rebirth.” brilliant. try—it’s kind of turning into an “It’s the people of the city that St. Lucia was the perfect epidemic. To me the epidemic makes a city, not the buildings choice to support Foster the isn’t gun violence; the epidemic around it,” Foster said. “Just like People on this tour. They got is lack of family, lack of love, a flower can split a slab of con- the crowd warmed up by having and isolation—kids who don’t crete five inches thick, that’s them dance along to their songs have anywhere to go or anyone what I see... you guys have the performing uniquely influenced to talk to and that’s what makes indomitable spirit Detroit.” tunes from all of Grobler’s trav- them snap.” It was great to see an artist els. St. Lucia left me wanting It’s great to see musicians care this much about the people more and I’ve been streaming bring attention to important of the city they were perform- them on Spotify since leaving topics and spark conversations ing in. After Foster’s speech, the the show. on how change needs to be night came to a close when the Foster the People’s set began made. band performed “Don’t Stop with their hit song “Helena The lighting during this song (Color on the Walls).” Beat” which got the crowd up was some of the most vibrant If you ever get the opportunity Amanda Matthews | THE BG NEWS and jumping with the first beat and colorful of the night. That, to experience Foster the People Foster the people shakes the Fillmore in Detroit with their high-energy tunes with of the drums. paired with Foster’s impressive live, don’t miss the chance. powerful beats that had the crowd dancing up a storm. See More Photos | Page 6 See F oster | Page 6

Bowling Green BGS FACT Hotspots Series Grounds for Thought BGSU’s Center for the Study of Popular Culture was the first in the nation, founded By Alexander Elfreich The main reason I go to friends. Editor-in-chief Grounds For Thought is to There’s something refreshing in 1967 by Dr. Ray Browne. Browne and browse its book collection. about being in a quiet place that Looking for a place to get away There is a huge variety of books, smells like coffee and old books, for an afternoon? Does the idea new and old, waiting to be whether you’re by yourself or BGSU were known worldwide, of getting lost among shelves discovered among the many with a friend. of books strike your fancy? Are shelves. Grounds For Thought is If you plan on sticking appearing in publications you interested in coffee and a great place to go if you want to around for a while, Grounds refreshments? If so, spend some find something without know- For Thought offers a variety of time in Grounds For Thought ing exactly what you’re looking drinks and pastries. Although from People to on Main Street. for. You’ll be surprised by what I’m not an avid coffee drinker, I It’s one of my favorite places to you might find. can count on finding something Rolling Stones. go in Bowling Green, especially You’ll also find records, satisfying to drink while I’m in the summer on a lazy after- DVDs, videos and comic books there—like the several flavors noon. I first walked through its to browse through. of hot chocolate and tea. door about seven years ago on Grounds For Thought is also If you haven’t been there yet, 100 Facts for 100 Years| 1910-2010 a summer afternoon and I’ve a good place to get away for I recommend taking a look returned many times since a while. Its small tables make around. You just might find then, especially once I started perfect places to meet one-on- something that interests you. taking classes at the University. one or with a small group of 6 Wednesday, May 21, 2014 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM The Daily Crossword Fix The TheDaily Dailybrought Crossword Crossword to you by Fix Fix

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