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SNOW FLURRIES HIGH 141 LOWS Wayne State 4-3 at Joe II J—* ■ ■ rV_y www.bBnews.com VOLUME 96 ISSUE 7 ^,.(H1,;sArenaTu,s,iav; Ki■ W ilWSA daily independent student press _M_S VJI =—=— Church Fair provides opportunities forces By Allison Halco "Not only does this organization fair give us a chance to meet the height of USG or L1AO, but IEPOITE* we represent the second largest More than lOOcarnpusorgani- new people, it gives people a chance to become more involved constituency on campus, and meeting zaiionswiD be represented today with the University." we feel that it's important to at the Student Organization Pair, spread the knowledge of all that sponsored by the Oftii JON MCCAFFERTY we do as an organization repre- on gay Campus Involvement. CO-RUSH CHAIRMAN OF KAPPA ALPHA ORDER senting the residents," Tuttle "I am pleased with the Interest said. organizations express [in the ute information about their lair will IK' much more low-key education for the program," )on McCafferty, Co-Hush Student Organization Fair]," group am I attempt to recruit new than the fair in the fall," Craig Turtle, treasurer of Alpha (Chairman of Kappa Alpha Order, issues Gordy Heminger, Interim members. Heminger said. Sigma Phi, said of his participa- sees the fair as not only beneficial Coordinator of Student Due- mainly to space con- However, participating stu- tion in the fair. to participating organizations, CANTON, Ohio (AP) — A Organization Services said of the straints, foil coordinators do not dent organizations feel that the Tuttle is also the parliamentar- but to the University as a whole. Presbyterian church has filed a number of groups l>eing repre expect as many contests or give- fair will be an effective way to ian of the Resident Student "We're an individual organiza- complaint against church seined at (he fail. aways to be a part of this fair as publicize their group. Association, which he will also be tion, but together (with the other leadership to try to force the Rach organization will he those seen in the fair during fall "1 think that personal contact representing today at the fair. organizations!, we create this denomination to enforce a ban assigned a table at the fair, from semester. is the best way to achieve some- "As an organization, we (RSA) on gays in the ministry. which its members can distrib- "This Student Organization thing like this, recruitment and realize that our image is not to FAIR, PAGE 2 The complaint, filed Tuesday by the Westminster Presbyterian Church, argues that church leaders are violat- ing the constitution of the denomination by delaying a national meeting on church policy toward gays. The dispute cental around Tax increases proposed in speech a 1997 policv adopted by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.I, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — interrupted by applause 24 based in Louisville, Ky.. that Gov. Bob Taft proposed tax times, including seven standing prohibits the ordination of increases and additional budget ovations. active homosexuals and the cuts to address the state's latest Taft cited the double-barreled extension of marital rights to budget woes while offering law- problems of an eroding tax base gay couples. makers few details in yesterday's and soaring health care costs, But conservatives have State of the State speech. factors camouflaged in the grown frustrated by higher He said the state must raise 1990s during explosive econom- church officials who, they say, taxes now, and in the next two- ic growth. have refused to discipline year budget cycle empty its "The actions I'm asking you to churches that proclaim their rainy-day fund, and close pris- take will be painful," Taft said. willingness to ordain nonccli- ons and centers for the mentally "Indeed, they are painful for me bate homosexuals and hold retarded to fix Ohio's third bud- to propose. But the conse- wedding-like ceremonies for get deficit in two years. The quences of inaction are unac- gays and lesbians. deficit is about S720 million. ceptable." Using an obscure clause of "Unfortunately, the day of About an hour before the church law, 26 ministers and reckoning has arrived," he said speech. Taft ordered $121 mil- 31 elders signed a petition 1 in his fifth State of the State lion in state spending cuts to seeking to reconvene last year's speech. help fix Ohio's third budget General Assembly in special Taft set out two goals made deficit in two years. session to push for strict necessary by the sluggish econo- The governor's executive enforcement of church policy my and both difficult to sell to order exempted a few areas of on gays. lawmakers: raise $160 million in spending such as school fund- Paul Rolf lensen, attorney for taxes on alcohol and cigarettes ing, basic aid for higher educa- the Westminster Church, said over the next two months, then tion, job development and a the church constitution increase a variety of additional program that allows senior citi- requires only 25 ministers and taxes on July 1. zens to live at home instead of 25 elders to request a meeting Those taxes include increas- entering a nursing home. Upon receiving the petition, ing the number of services cov- With Wednesday's announce- the Rev. Fahed Abu-Akel, mod- ered by sales taxes while broad- ment, Taft will have ordered erator of the 2.4 million-mem- ening the state's business taxes about $1 billion in state cuts in ber denomination, asked by eliminating some exemp- the past two years. those who signed to reconsid- tions. Taft said he needed to raise er. Taft wouldn't say what ser- cigarette taxes to $1 a pack and "I implore you in the name vices would be covered or which double the state's alcohol taxes of Christ and for the good of exemptions are being consid- by the end of February or he the Presbyterian Church ered. A briefing is planned next would have to cut funding to (U.S.A.) to reconsider your week. schools, colleges and the elderly. decision," he wrote. "If last year's budget gap felt House and Senate leaders said Jensen said the Book of like a gale force wind, this year's they were still waiting for details Order — the church constitu- budget crisis will feel like the from the governor. House tion — requires the moderator 'Perfect Storm."' Taft said near Speaker Larry Householder, a to call the special session once the beginning of his 32-minute Glenford Republican, called the the petition is received. speech, a relatively somber timeline an "aggressive sched- "their conduct is an assault address intemipted by applause ule" and said lawmakers were on the integrity of the system, only 13 times, including one up to the challenge. which is already under attack." standing ovation for first lady But he also warned, "You he said. Hope Taft and a short ovation at never know what bumps in the Abu-Akel did not return calls requesting comment Will Shilhns AP PMo the end of the speech. road you're going to face." Last year's speech, which A Taft proposal to raise ciga- Wednesday. SPEECH: Gov. Bob Taft addtesses a joint session of the Ohio House and Senate while delivering his began and ended with refer- State ol the Slate speech at the Statehouse in Columbus yesterday. Taft otdeted $121 million in spend- ences to the Sept. 11 anacks. was SPEECH,PAGE 2 CHURCH, PAGE 2 ing cuts to help deal with the state's $720 million deficit. Questions remain in Pearl abduction IHt ASSOCIAIED PUSSS masterminded Ins abduction on pulsing seaside city, mysteries five people — still out there," said KARACHI. Pakistan - Scraps Ian 23,2002. still abound. lameel Yusuf, a lead investigator of refuse mix with chalky dust on Investigators In the ease have Authorities arc reluctant to dis- in the case and the last person the desolate dirt path where Wall uncovered a web of extremism, cuss the murder. Suspects disap- Pearl is known to have met before Street journal reporter Daniel with operatives from several pear or are found dead. Crucial his abduction. Pearl spent the last tortured days Pakistani groups and possibly dates are confused. Confessions Four men — British-bom of his life. It was in a concrete Osama bin Laden's al-Oaida net- are offered and then recanted. Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh and shed here that the killers video- work in on the plot. That mix is There is agreement on one Pakistanis Fahad Naseem, taped his gruesome murder, and bad news tin Pakistan, which has point: Nobody who physically Salman Saqib and Sheikh in the overgrown yard outside endured a series of anacks since carried out the killing has been Mohammed Adeel — were con- that the journalist's dismembered its president threw his support convicted. None of the four men victed in Pearl's death in July. remains were finally found. behind the U.S.-led war on ter- sentenced are even believed to Prosecutors say Saeed lured Pearl Four people have been con- rorism. have ever been at the shed where into a trap and the others helped victed in the American reporters A year after the 38-year-old Pearl was held. Three of the con- send e-mails showing pho- KIDNAPPED: Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapping and murder, includ- South Asia bureau duel was victed men never met Pearl at all. abducted and killed by Islamic militants while researching a story, ing the British-born militant who "There are people — four or snatched off the streets of this PEARL PAGE 2 is shown in this photo released by his kidnappers Jan. 30,2002 FOUR-DAY FORECAST FRIDAY MONDAY Mostly High: 18' Snow High: 25" Mostly High: 32' The tour day forecast is taken 5 from weather.com 's Cloudy Low: 5' Showers Low: 16" Cloudy Low: 32" FOR All THE, NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 1 ■m 2 Thursday, January 23, 2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Taft seeks Journalists believed kidnapped more high By luan Zamorano lance journalist who lives in the she said. "I'm waiting for them to Bares said. back to Paya. Alacaz said the i»! «,socuutj pntss Los Angeles area. The two others be home safe." A Panamanian who served as paramilitaries took him with PANAMA CfTY, Panama — are believed to be an American On Tuesday night, police the trio's guide. Victor Manuel them as they attacked Pucuro, Man gunmen are believed and a Canadian. searchers found the bodies of Alcazar, was wounded in the about 12 miles from Paya, but tech jobs kidnapped three foreign Pelton is an experienced war three people who police said had attack and escaped from the that he later escaped. SPEECH,FROM PAGE 1 journalists, including the correspondent and the author of been killed in an attack by the paramilitaries. He was inter- Military sources speculated KportM who inlerviewed "The World's Most Dangerous Colombians. But it was unclear viewed by the newspaper Ui the paramilitaries wanted to rette taxes by 50 cents last Ameru .in Fabliau suspect lohn Places," a guide book to the whether they were the missing Prensa in the Panamanian bor- attack the Indian village for its spring met with strong opposi- Walker I jndh, police said. worlds conflict zones. journalists because authorities der town of Boca de Cupe. alleged cooperation with leftist tion by conservative Panamanian media said ihe Pelton covered the war in were also looking for three Alcazar told the paper the for- Colombian guerrillas. Republican lawmakers. They men wen) seized on Sunday bya Afghanistan for CNN and made Indians from the nearby village eigners had hired him to guide Authorities reported the area's delayed work on a $1.9 billion right-wing paramilitary group. headlines around the world with of Paya who were believed to them through the jungle in only phone was out of service deficit for at least two weeks be Imbed Self-Defense Forces his interview of Lindh shortly have been killed. Darien province, on the border. and attempts to contact Alcazar before finally whittling the of Coiombia, |iM north of the after a bloody revolt by Afghan Panamanian National Police Their group had passed by Paya were unsuccessful Tuesday. increase lo 31 cents a pack. (Colombian border in Panama. prisoners in November 2001. spokesman Carlos Bares said when they ran into a column of Authorities searching near Sen. lim Ionian, who Panama's National Police Pclton's wife said she had not authorities were scouring the 50 to fiO paramilitary fighters. Paya found another hamlet opposed the last cigarette tax Identified the journalists as been contacted by any one area near Paya. but that they Alcazar said one group took which had been attacked, and increase, said he can't support Robert V IVhnn. Mark Wedeven claiming responsibility for were not sure where the abduct- the foreigners prisoners, while recovered the body of one man Taft's new proposal. and Megan A. Sniaker. Pelton's kidnapping ed journalists had been taken. another group split off and asked killed there. lordan, an Urbana Peltnn is an American free- "I'm waiting for the next step," "They could be in Colombia," Alcazar to show them the way Republican, noted that Taft said more than a year ago there was no more room to cut in the state budget, but then proceeded to trim spending, most recently yesterday. Fair gives "He has proven we can do Statue to be unveiled additional cuts that he first Complaint filed thought we couldn't do. I think students we can do more," lordan said. "I in honor of Pearl come from the premise that families are overtaxed and the regarding gays PEARL, FROM PAGE 1 Middle Eastern men came to the chance to government's too big." ramshackle shed to slit Pearl's Even as he doled out bad news, Taft asked lawmakers to CHURCH, FROM PAGE 1 blies so close to each other tographs of the journalist in cap- throat, probably around Feb. 1 or tivity. 2, a few days after the reporter be involved support his Third Frontier ini- would only create confusion in tiative to boost the number of Ihe Westminster complaint die church and diminish our Saeed, the mastermind, was a tried to escape. FAIR. FROM PAGE 1 Iwfore the church's judicial member of the ("akistani militant The grisly scene was captured high-tech jobs in Ohio and greater witness to the world," university," McCafferty said. hopefully improve the state's commission asks that Abu-Akel group Jaish-e-Mohammed, and on video and sent to the U.S. he wrote. "I believe that this "Not only does this organiza- future economy. l»e ordered to convene the spe- may not have been your inten- spent five years in jail in India for Consulate on Feb. 21. It was tion fair give us a chance to the 1994 kidnappings of four received just ahead of the Muslim He asked lawmakers to act cial session within two months tion when you signed the peti- meet new people, it gives peo- quickly to place a $500 million of the Ian. 14 petition. Westerners. He was released in holiday of Eid al-Adha. when ani- tion." ple a chance to become more bond issue on the November Abu-Akel's letter said the 1999 as part of a deal to free the mals are traditionally slaughtered Hal Porter, pastor emeritus at involved with the University." ballot to fund further high-tech meeting could not start any passengers of a hijacked Indian by cutting their throats. the Mount Auburn The Student Organization initiatives. sooner than about lour months jetliner. "It was a message from the ter- Presbyterian Church in Fair is especially important to The Third Frontier program after he received the petition Cincinnati, said Abu-Akel has Three other men, all allegedly rorists to the West that now we Kappa Alpha Order for recruit- Under such a timetable, the members of the Lashkar-e- will not only slaughter goats and "is not a luxury, even in our made no indication that he will ment purposes. McCafferty most difficult budget hour," Taft srssion would occur just days Ihangvi extremist group, have cows, but also American lews." block the special meeting. estimated that an average of 10 said. "We must make this before die next regular General been detained but not charged said chief prosecutor Raja Porter, who supports a wider to 15 students pledge to the fra- investment today to make Ohio Assembly meets, starting May since they led police to Pearl's Qureshi. Pearl was Jewish. "It was role for gays in the church, ternity each year as a result of better tomorrow." 24 in Denver. body in May, senior Karachi intel- a horrible, horrible message.'' called the Westminster com- Kappa Alpha Order's represen- With less than six months left Abu \kel said the denomi- plaint "a little rush to judg- ligence sources told The Indeed, Pearl's abduction — tation at the fair. nation's presbyteries, or region- Associated Press. which the journal will mark by in the fiscal year, lawmakers ment." " (The fair] gives us an oppor- may have little choice but to go al governing bodies, would not The three — Fazal Karim, unveiling a statue in his honor He said Abu-Akel was trying tunity to get our name known, along with Taft's plan for the have enough time to vote on Naeem Bukhari and Zubair today at its Manhattan head- only to verify the validity of the gives people an opportunity to current $720 million deficit, 1,-niiii atfcm oi an) constitution- petition. "A lot of people just Chishti — are believed to have quarters — highlighted the dan- see who we are and what we al changes passed by the spe- been involved in the kidnapping gerous alliance that has emerged said Rick Yocum, director of the don't understand that constitu- do, and gives us the chance to Ohio Public Expenditure nai General Assembly tions require interpretation," and to have taken pait in holding among violent groups in Pakistan meet new people and interact "I believe having two assem- Pearl since President Pervez Musharraf Council, a nonpartisan budget Porter said. with other organizations on think tank. Karim has told police he did chose to support the U.S.-led war campus," McCafferty said. not kill Pearl. He says three on terrorism. "We are so deep in right now, The Student Organization they can't cut their way out and Fair will be held in the Grand they can't tax their way out," Ballroom of the Union from Yocum said. 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V CONNECTION V ■nwwmi «» «■. ■»(P»«*-~Mr»'»'w.f WWW.B6NEWS.COM Thursday. January 23.2003 3 ONE MAN DIES IN FRATERNITY IRAWl' > www.bgneyrs.com/campus SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) —An early morning tjrawi invok- ing several fraternity members and others armed with sticks and knives left one man dead and several others injured yesterday. Police said the fight ^may na^ve stemmed from an altercation earlier in the week involv- ing members of a fraternity at San Jose State University and the same fraternity at another campus. ■' • . ' Moscow. Refreshments served. Shatzel Hall 115 8 p.m. - Midnight UC to develop Grad Night at the Pub Sponsored by the Bowen-Thompson Student Union and University Dining Services. new guidelines get a i:f Black Swamp Pub ^^^^^F The calender of events is Ukoi ton ^Kp ^^"^ hnp-J/evenls-ogsiLedu I I ^^k^ 8 p.m. By Carrie Sturrock all consensual relationships KNIGHT RIODt R NEWSPAPERS H20 Thursday Night at the Union between faculty and students. Great atmosphere of music and SAN FRANCISCO - The "It's simply unacceptable for 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. will be selling secret admirer car- 7 p.m. teaching where people can come to University of California plans to a student/teacher relationship Jehovah's Witnesses nations for delivery on Valentine's Visiting Artist's Lecture: Todd Hido hear more about the Bible and its develop guidelines governing whether it's consensual or not," Information Table Day. This event is free and open to the teachings, features a diverse consensual sexual relationships she said. Union Lobby Union Lobby public. Todd Hido is a San crowd, from Christians to those between faculty and students However, the University is too Francisco-based artist whose work who are curious and have ques- that would be pan of the faculty large to ban all faculty/student 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. his been featured in Artforum, The tions about Christianity. code of conduct and carry sanc- relationships and such a policy The Contemporary Landscape... Dance Marathon Merchandise New York Times Magazine, Multipurpose Room in the Union tions if violated. could have negative conse- This exhibition will explore several Sale The move follows the quences, said Barbara Bodine, a Doubletake. Metropolis, The Face, I- nonvohng regent designate. approaches to the question of why Alpha Phi Omega will be selling D and most recently has appeared 8 p.m. November resignation of UC the landscape continues to be a windpants and ehdcplate feet for Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of An overly broad policy could in Vanity Fair. His photographs are D.L Hughley Ticket Raffle law dean, lohn Dwyer, after a set the stage for jilted lovers get- compelling subject in the new mil- Dance Marathon. in the permanent collections of the The University Activities woman accused him of sexually ting a faculty member in trouble lennium. It features work by several Union Lobby Guggenheim Museum in New York. Organization Dance Marathon com- assaulting her while she was a for a consensual relationship of the foremost contemporary land- San Francisco Museum of Modern mittee will be selling raffle tickets, student. He described the inci- most people would otherwise scape painters working today. 10:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Art and the Los Angeles County at $1 each, to enter into a drawing dent as inappropriate but con- deem appropriate. Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery The IIG Spring Welcome Museum of Art, as well as in many for one of two pairs of reserved, sensual. University leaders say "There are clear patterns of "The Student Organizational Hit" other puMic and private collections. front row seats to the UA0 Comedy they had already begun review- vindictive complaints," she said. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Office of Campus He is a recipient of an Eureka Show with nationally known come- ing the system's sexual harass- University leaders didn't real- Wake Up Little Susie: Pregnancy Involvement. Fellowship. An award winning dian D.L. Hughley on January 30th, ment policies. ize UC lacked an enforceable and Power before Roe vs. Wade Grand Ballroom monograph of his work titled 2003. The drawing will be held Developing a policy to govern systemwide policy governing A three-dimensional mixed-media "House Hunting" was published by January 29th. Tickets will be on romance between students and student/faculty relationships collaborative installation by artists 6 p.m. Nazraell ^ress in 2001 and a com- sale at the comedy show ticket faculty is not easy, said Gayle until roughly a year ago, Binion Cathleen Meadows. Kay Obering Dissertation Writing trout for panion monograph "Outskirts" was sales Thursday night and in the Binion, chair of the faculty said. and Kathy Hutton on the theme of Women pubilsheS in 2002. Sponsored by Union foyer Irom January 24th- Academic Council. In 1983, the faculty developed pregnancy and race between 1945 An interdisciplinary group open to the Graduate Art Student January29th. "For the vast majority of our principles governing relation- and 1965. any woman in the writing process Organization and the School of Art. Lenhart Grand Ballroom faculty, this kind of concern is a ships, which it gave to the uni- Willard Wankelman Gallery of her program, whether at Bit pre-1 204 Fine Arts Center basic ethical one: a sexual liai- versity administration for the liminary/comprehensive exam 8 p.m. son with a student is deemed to creation of enforceable rules. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. stage or the dissertation/thesis 8 p.m. My Autumn in the Russian North be inappropriate," That never happened, Binion Warnings: an Exhibit by Lisa Link stage. Please feel free to join us Autumn in Vladimir at the Russian BGSU Education-Russian major Many other universities, she said. No one is quite sure why. Willard Wankelman Gallery any Thursday to see if this group Club shares her fall 2002 semester in said, have adopted such policies Although it may be difficult to works for you. Contact Cynthia Russian Club hosts Education- the small Russian city ot Vladimir, or are in the process of develop- write rules and guidelines for 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Mahaffey for further details: Russian major Tricia Kestner, who north of Moscow. Hosted by the ing them. The faculty academic such a complex issue, the Carnation Sale mahaff®bgnet.bgsu.edu. spent the fall in the historic Russian Club. Refreshments. senate, which is developing the University should tackle it head The Fashion Merchandising Assoc. 107 Hanna Hall Russian town of Vladimir, north of Shatzel Hall 115 guidelines, will study those on and just take care to articu- before making a recommenda- late precisely what it means, tion to UC President Richard said Regent Judith Hopkinson. Atkinson. The UC regents must "Ninety-five or 98 or 99.9 per- approve any new policy. cent of everyone does the right Regent Sherry Lansing sug- thing," she said. "We have these When Gilligan's Island first aired on TV, people actually called the gested during a discussion of policies for those who don't" the issue Thursday that UC ban National Coast Guard to warn them that there ware 7 cast aways stuck ashore. WAREHOUSE SALE! JANUARY 27 thru JANUARY 30 Monday - Wednesdays 9 AM-9 PM Thursday: 9 AM-3PM Fashions from the pages" of the J.Crew Catalog up to 70.% OFF!! Free admission. Open to public! Bowen-Thompson Student Onion Bowling Green State University Lenhart Grand Ballroom • Room 2002 10011. Woostor SL • Bowling Green, OH 43403 DIRECTIONS From 1-75; . Exit at Woosttr St! Mead West on Wooster St. to Thurslon St. THen head North on Thurston St. The Bowen-Thompson Student Union is located on the right. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, J.Crew Credit Cards, Cash and Check (with proper ID) INCLUDES IRREGULARS, DAMAGED & CUSTOMER RETURNS 4 Thursday, January 23,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTE! XQI'OTK www.bgnews.com/opinion "Watch out, 'Gunsmoke.'You're next.' AL JEAN,"The Simpsons"executive producer, on the show's being renewed through its 16th season in 2005. ("Gunsmoke" ran for a record 20 years) {nynmAam) OPINION Allow women to fight in combat Lately there has been a lot U.S. Army Research Institute of women could do the tasks. able to handle it Some may They could prove to be very valu- if the United States will even go of talk about war and Environmental Medicine at These women were ordinary think women wouldn't be able to able if we begin fighting with to war with Iraq. And if we do, whether there will be a Natick, Massachusetts, conduct- civilians. They included mothers, kill people. The fact that anyone Iraq. the draft may not be reinstated. draft. These issues bring about ed a study to see if women can lawyers, bartenders and stu- —woman or man — can kill Some women may be too But if we do go to war and many important questions. If the be as tough as men. Senior ana- dents. They did not know that other human beings is sad. Yet, if weak and too emotional to fight, women want to fight they draft is reinstated, should lyst Everett Harman concluded, they were being used for a study a person was defending their but there are men who are too should be allowed to. women be drafted? Should they "You don't need testosterone to but just thought they were par- country, the person's sex would- weak and too emotional as well. This is the twenty-first century. be allowed to fight in combat? get strong" ticipating in a rigorous workout n't determine if they could do it If a woman wants to risk her life A woman's place is not limited to But more importantly, why have Forty-one women were used program. or not. for her country, why should she the home. Women can be strong women not been allowed to fight for the study. Before the 24 weeks Women can be trained to be Women also have a high toler- not be allowed to? If she can athletic and brave. They believe in combat in the past? of training, 25 percent of the as strong as men; they should be ance for pain. They are smart, prove that she is physically capa- in causes and some are willing to The biggest argument against women could do the tasks the allowed to fight in combat. fast and noble. Women have ble, she should be treated as an fight for them. Women are capa- women fighting in combat is that men were required to do. After Some argue that war is so trau- proven that they can do just equal. ble of defending their country — they are not strong enough. The the training, 75 percent of the matic and women wouldn't be about any job a man can do. As of right now, we don't know if their country will let them. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE ^e war on Iraq is ON THE STREET not about freedom blacks were employed. This is The real views even more extreme than current Women have If you could go back in affirmative action programs. time and change one dent has ever lost re-election of Martin King did hope that someday the right to JOEL during a war. people would not be judged by thing, what would it be? FREIMARK It seems that people do not Luther King the color of their skin, but he also chose abortion want to "rock the boat" during thought that as long as the effects Opinion Columnist a war, so a war during election This letter is written in of slavery, Jim Crow laws and In reply to the woman who time is basically a free ride to response to the concluding senti- other institutionalized racism wished us to remember that her another four years in office. ment of yesterday's editorial. The persisted, some sort of boost mom chose life. Of course you Lately it seems that there are Another presidential lie I'd writer(s), in an attempt to inter- ought to be provided. would not have a position on the only two things people can talk like to clear up was one which weave current debates on affir- It is not only unfortunate, but subject of abortion if you were a about: the Super Bowl and the Bush wrote in "The National mative action and the birthday of terrifying, that the words of such "non-person." 1 do not see how "war" in Iraq. Although the for- Military Strategy for the United Martin Luther King I r.. suggest a great man are being ignored in this constitutes even the sem- mer might make for a more States of America" last that King would have opposed favor of a watered-down, saccha- blance of an argument for or enjoyable column, I am going September. He wrote, "We can- affirmative action. This would be rine image of an "unthreatening" against legalized abortions and DON M0NDA to address the latter. not let our enemies strike first" a warm and fuzzy sentiment civil rights advocate who wanted the Roe vs. Wade decision. What SENIOR, PUBLIC RELATIONS First off, can we please stop Now, maybe I'm just rusty on is more, the statement that peo- were it correct, but it is in fact only simple equality and nothing lying Mr. President? Last week, my history, but aside from the ple who would never consider an desperately mistaken. more. In fact, King said of such a "I would have put you once again made the claim Sept. 11 attacks, when was the abortion arc "filled with love and The misconception that King notion, "On the surface, this an end to David that, "This is about preserving compassion" is highly offensive last time a country "struck first" would have opposed affirmative appears reasonable, but it is not democracy and freedom." By to those who have, will and do Hasselhoff's career." against the United States? realistic For it is obvious that if a "freedom" do you mean the action is not a new one — in fact, consider abortion a perfectly Recent findings have raised it is favored by many who man enters the starting line of a freedom to make more money questions on whether the Pearl race three hundred years after acceptable option. oppose affirmative action, Roe vs. Wade guarantees the off of oil prices? Harbor attacks were unpro- another man, the first would because it seems like an air-tight free and legal access to abortions Or is it the "freedom" to refer voked. Now let's look at the have to perform some incredible debate stopper ("If MLK was for those who want them; it does to countries that have weapons incidents when the United feat in order to catch up." against it, it must be bad.") This not seek to force them on those of mass destruction as "terror- States has attacked another error can be corrected if we My argument here is not that who do not. Pro-lifers, on the ist nations" while our own country. Incidents such as examine thewordsoftheman affirmative action is a "solution," oilier hand, would have every country has far more of the Bush Sr.'s Gulf War, the United who gave his life espousing views or that King's words are infallible. woman, regardless of circum- same devices? States' actions in Chile and that were not only highly contro- My argument is simply that King stance and sovereignty over their Or maybe it's the "freedom" Nicaragua and at least one versial at the time, but would be did in fact support the idea of own body, forced to carry every BETH MCCALLA to decide which people are incident in every decade of the highly controversial today. affirmative action. King also had allowed to rule countries and last century show the United pregnancy to term. The decision SOPHOMORE , In 1967, just one year before myriad other beliefs that many by the Supreme Court to decrim- which people should be States on the initiating end of his death, King wrote "Where Do people today would find threat- inalize abortions was a good one, EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. removed from power. military conflicts We Go From Here: Chaos or ening or at least unacceptable. I and has made many peoples' "The current drama." Whichever it is, please stop Fact Bush has close ties to Community," in which he said, "A happen to consistently agree lives better as a result pretending that this "war" has oil and gas businesses. His society that has done something with him, but that is not my Its thirtieth anniversary should anything to do with the "safety biography on Whitehouse.gov special against the Negro for point My point is that the best be looked upon as a celebration and security of our democratic makes a focal point him being hundreds of years must now do way to honor him is to remem- of a woman's right to choose way of life." an "Owner [of an| oil and gas something special for him, to ber what he really had to say and what happens to or in her own Now that I've got that out of business." During Bush Sr.'s equip him to compete on a just what his legacy actually is, not to body, and a call to continue the way, let's get down to the skirmish in the Gulf in the early and equal basis." King was also a sugarcoat and whitewash his fighting conservative, religious "real" issues and reasons 1990s, gas prices skyrocketed. key organizer in "Operation teachings (pun quite intended). attempts to force a disputed behind this "war" in Iraq. So, Bush Jr. could easily kill two moral principle on others. Breadbasket," which dared to JESSICA TEAMAN Fact President Bush has his birds with one stone and get boycott businesses where a dis- GRADUATE STUDENT E0IN HOWE worst job approval rating since re-elected as well as turning a proportionately low number of GRADUATE STUDENT the tragic events of Sept 11. nice profit with another jaunt ERIKA PRESTON With the 2004 presidential into the desert in the name of FRESHMAN race beginning to simmer, it's freedom and democracy. hard to think that Dubya isn't MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ED. All in all, I've most likely dis- concerned with this fact. He gusted most of you readers "My first semester grades." needs to rally the American with all of this "anti-American" people behind him and get his writing. You'll probably just approval rating back to a write me off as some "stupid respectable level before the hippy" without backbone or race begins. What better way to something of that sort. You're get the American people in free to think of me as you will your comer than with a good just as much as I'm free to old fashioned butt-kicking of express my thoughts on cur- some defenseless country rent events. halfway around the world? But, let me be clear; I hate all Moving into a formal war forms of war. War and hate with Iraq would surely help yield nothing but themselves in CHRISTOPHER POWELL Bush Jr. sleep at night due to the end. By the way, if Bush FRESHMAN, ART some interesting social and thinks this is such a noble and historical trends. First off, in "I would have never good cause, why haven't his times of national tragedy and daughters enlisted to fight? dated my ex." war, the press eases off and are Oh, and if you don't see me looked down upon if they criti- around for awhile, just assume cize the President or his that the Homeland Security actions. folks took me in for this col- Fact No incumbent presi- Ma HAMMOND. MANAGING EDITOR KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CARRIE WHITAKER. CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? We between 600 and 800 words These attacks and anonymous submissions REMA MA OPINON EDITOR doubt.iL VWite us and let us know are usually, also, in response to a cur- : will not be printed. PATRICIA RENGIF0. 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Personal ' ty before printing. E-mail: [email protected] MARK BUCKINGHAM. COPY CHIEF Website: www.bgnews.com KIMBERLY DUPPS. PULSE EDITOR JEFF BRAUN. DESIGN EDITOR f„ .-.-fc. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday. January 23. 2003 5 VETS COMBAT MYSTERY HORSE VIRUS www.bgnews.com/nation FINDLAY, Ohio (AP) —Veterinarians ate giving anti- inflammatory drugs and pain relief medicines to hors- es to combat a mysterious virus that has killed 10 ani- mals at the University of Findlay. More horses from the school's equestrian program were moved into an arena where the sickest horses were being treated. One horse died Tuesday and the others over the weekend. NATION Vaccine may be risky IHE ASSOCIATED PBISS immune system weakened. That But some health care workers sick enough to miss work. As The needle that delivers means the smallpox vaccine — — and hospitals — are refusing many as 40 people out of every smallpox vaccine is only about 3 made from a live virus related to because of the risks from the vac- million vaccinated for the Erst inches long, with two tiny prongs smallpox—could make him sick. cine itself. time will face life-threatening at one end. But for legions of He could be infected from the Though in the minority, major reactions, and one or two will die. health care workers nationwide, scab on her arm caused by the hospitals refusing to vaccinate The vaccine is not recom- it symbolizes a complex personal vaccine. their workers range from mended for people with skin choice. "I didn't hesitate to decline," Colorado's largest chain, Centura problems, such as eczema, or These doctors, nurses and said Hass-Peters, who works at Health with 10 hospitals, to Grady those with weak immune sys- public health officials must Milwaukee's Froedtert Memorial Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, tems, such as HIV transplant or decide whether to volunteer for Lutheran Hospital. "If I truly was home of the Centers for Disease cancer patients. The government the vaccine — some as early as exposed, I guess I would be Control and Prevention, which is says even people with close fami- Friday — so they could treat weighing my options again. But I snipping vaccine to the states. ly members in those categories patients in a bioterrorist smallpox don't feel a threat at this particular The risk of a smallpox attack is should be screened out. attack. But the vaccine itself can moment" unknown, and the chance that But sometimes those guide- cause fierce side effects and even The government plans to vac- any given person will be exposed lines aren't enough. Nurse sicken others close to those vacci- cinate nearly 500,000 health is small, an advisory panel for the Stephanie Woodrum was strug- nated. workers, with as many as a dozen Institute of Medicine said recent- gling with the vaccine decision As an emergency-room nurse states ready to start on Friday. ly in urging the government to go when a sickly patient at her hos- in Milwaukee, Lisa Mass-Peters Strictly voluntary, the vaccine is slower with the vaccinations. pital in South Charleston, W.Va.. James S Wood APPtnto knows she is a prime candidate aimed at creating smallpox But the risks of the vaccine are told her she was worried about for a smallpox response team. response teams for treating well-known. Some people may being infected by a vaccinated SMALLPOX: Tech Sgt. William Ngayan, left, checks out the arm of But her husband, Ml. has had patients in an attack. have sore arms and fever or feel hospital worker. Staff Sgt. Jessica Despot, 25, an immunization technitian. before two liver transplants, leaving his she receives the Smallpox Vaccine in Tucson, Arizona. Teen to face death penalty in sniper case By Matthew Barakat stem from the Oct. 14 slaying of killing 13 people and wounding prohibiting the killing of more dence and has not yet been able a wide range of records from IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS FBI agent Ijnda Franklin. five in Alabama, Georgia, than one person in a three-year to hire its own experts. police and other agencies that FAIRFAX, Va. — A grand jury The indictment officially Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia period, and an anti-terrorism law. "We've been basically given no had documents about Malvo. indicted 17-year-old Lee Boyd marks the transfer of Malvo's case and Washington, D.C. They are Horan said he expects Malvo's resources here." 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Gymnasts head to Florida for meet The BGSU gymnastics team will compete against several ranked opponents tomorrow Falcons lose 76-58 to WMU in Gainesville, Florida. The Falcons compete in a BG drops to 5-2 in The Broncos led the Falcons ing some easy shots against quad meet versus No. 5 37-16athalf. them," Dakich said. "But, they ranked University of Florida, the Mid-American The Falcons made a run at are always coming to the ball, No. 22 ranked University of Conference with loss the beginning of the second and they're always rushing you. Kentucky and No. 12 ranked half, but could not sustain the We just couldn't get on track." University of Minnesota. to Western Michigan. momentum long enough to The first event is set for 6:00 make any threat. By lot) Hammond Scouting Northern p.m. MANAGING EDITOR Cole Magner sparked the Falcons with eight points and Illinois It may be safe to say that IMG founder Mark If Western Michigan wasn't three steals in the second half, highly respected around the and after five straight points by Northern may be the hottest McCormack critical Mid-American Conference, Reimold midway through the team of any in the MAC right they certainly took another step half, RC; had cut the lead to 13 at now. CLEVELAND (AP) — IMG towards being so last night in Forward Marcus Smalhvood founder and chairman Mark 49-36, and held control of the Kalamazoo. ball. and guard R|. Smidi lead the McCormack, a promoter The Broncos, who entered Huskies into town Saturday ranked among the most pow- After the game, BG coach last night's game against visiting Dan Dakich said the Broncos' afternoon, as Northern Illinois erful people in sports, Bowling Green ranked sixth in looks for its fifth straight win remained in critical condition defense was the key to the scoring defense in the nation game. since a Ian. 4 loss to the Falcons and unconscious Wednesday and with wins over Michigan, in DeKalb. Since then. Northern after suffering cardiac arrest "They turned their stuff up Auburn, Detroit and Virginia here," he told Dave Horger on (8-8, 4-2 MAC) has downed last week. Tech, dominated the Falcons in Toledo, Ball State and Ohio on McCormack. 72, has yet to WFOB's postgame show. "I a 76-58 win at University Arena. watched them play Eastern and the road and Eastern Michigan regain consciousness, family The Falcons never recovered at home. members said in a memo dis- Ball State, and they really turn from yet another slow start, as their defense up. They had us "It will be a tremendous chal- tributed to employees of the Western used a 13-0 run to lenge to go into BG and play the Cleveland-based IMG sports on our heels." begin the game and an 11-0 run Western, though, would not team that has been playing the management company. midway through die first stanza best basketball in our division," "He has made progress over fold, and went on a 13-2 run to widen their gap. next to essentially ice the game. NIU head coach Rob ludson the past week and his doctors After Robby Collum scored said in a press release. "We had remain hopeful; however, a The run gave WMU their fourofhis 10 first-half points in biggest lead of the game at 23. an extremely competitive game full recovery will certainly take that opening 13-0 run, BG's here in DeKalb last time and we time," the memo said. Reimold led the Falcons with Cory Ryan finally got the 20, and Raheem Moss had 10 know that BG is always tough at McCormack was being treated Falcons on the board with a home." at an undisclosed hospital in points and eight rebounds. three with under 13 minutes left Magner and Netter scored eight Northern will be the third of New York. in the half. four straight Falcon opponents IMG represents dozens of apiece. After each team traded back- BG shot over 70 percent in to have a week off before they major sport stars, including to-back baskets to make the take on the Western Division golfers Tiger Woods and David the second half, and hit 9-13 score 17-7, Collum hit two threes, but turned the ball over leaders. Duval, Derek leterof the New straight threes and Anthony Dakich acknowledged the York Yankees and tennis stars 23 times, while Western gave it Kann hit another to make the up just eight times. stretch his team is in is not an Venus Williams and Jennifer Western lead 28-7. Collum had 17, while Kann enviable position. Capriati. Two free throws by BG's had 15 and nine rebounds. "This is a tough stretch, with McCormack was named Kevin Netter and a bucket by Dakich said that Western's three out of four on the road one of the top 10 most power- here," Dakich said. "We've got to Ben Swagger BG l*.'ws lohn Reimold cut the lead to 28- defense makes the opposition ful people in sports in 11, but Kann scored another take care of business at home December by The Sporting GOING UP: BG guard Jabari Matlox looks to score this past weekend rush into their offense. bucket and Reggie Berry hit a "It may seem like you're miss- on Saturday. Wfe're still in good News. against Akron. BG fell to Western Michigan last night, 76-58. three to make the lead 33-11. shape in the conference." BG wins in final seconds Rodriguez By Erica Gambaccini SPOUTS EDITOR signs contract loe Inuis Arena fared well for the Falcons Tuesday night as they IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS games. defeated Wayne State University MIAMI — Ivan Rodriguez He replaces sluggers Cliff 4-3 in the final seconds of the says he's healthy, and the Floyd and Preston Wilson in third period. Florida Marlins must agree. the middle of the lineup and "It's good to finally got a win. The cost-conscious Marlins will help develop Florida's We've been struggling a little bit," expanded their payroll young and talented starting forward Mike Falk said. Wednesday by signing the 10- rotation that includes right- The Falcons snapped a two time Ail-Star catcher to a $10 handers A). Burnett, Brad game losing streak and improve million, one-year contract. Penny and losh Beckett. to 6-15-2 overall. "It was clear to me that this "He can do it all," Marlins However, the victory did not was a special opportunity. It manager left" Torborg said. come easily. Two of Wayne Slate's was close to being a no-brain- "This guy will make our lineup goals were atlled back. er," Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria look so different because he is "One was a penalty. It was a said. "When you're dealing exceptional player. I am needless penalty on the nish. I with a great and special oppor- amazed what he can do, both can understand taking a penally tunity and a special player, offensively and defensively." on the backcheck, but not on the there are no parameters." The Marlins traded catcher rush," Wayne State head coach Rodriguez played 1,479 Charles lohnson to Colorado Bill Wilkinson said. games with the Texas Rangers, in November as part of a six- The other goal that was called hitting .303 with 215 homers player deal that brought left- back looked to have crossed the and 829 RBIs and developing a hander Mike Hampton and plan, but Bowling Green goal- reputation as one of the best outfielder Juan Pierre to Tender lordan Sigalet snatched catchers in baseball. Florida. Hampton was then the puck up. The Rangers refused to offer traded to ATl.mia. The Warriors came out strong the 31-year-old Rodriguez lim Beattie, Baltimore's exec- in the first period scoring their salary arbitration last utive vice president of baseball first goal short-handed at 3:58. December in a payroll-slash- operations, had been trying to "We knew exactly what tonight ing moving. Rodriguez sign Rodriguez. was going to bring. We were play- received a $2 million severance "1 thought Ivan was a very ing a very good hockey club," payment from the team as the good fit for us, playing in the Bowling Green head coach Scott end of his previous contract AL, where he could be a desig- Paluch said. "They certainly start- Florida will pay Rodriguez $3 nated hitter when he wasn't ed the tempo of the game much million this year, with the catching" Beattie said. "But he in their favor. Their attacking ENTERING THE ICE: The Falcons skate out onto the ice before a game at BGSU Ice Arena. BG defeated remainder deferred without lives in Miami, and I'm sure style, their stretch guy in the first Wayne State Tuesday night in a 4-3 come trom behind victory. interest. The Marlins will pay those were among his consid- period really gave us some fits him $3 million on lune 1,2004, erations. We spent most of the and we weren't able lo get any- around in the second period and Redwings tin I "We were working hard all and $2 million each on lune 1 more than doubled theii ihot "What I really liked about our game," Falk said. "We had a day talking about a three-year thing going from ourselves offen- in the following two years. deal, but I guess he wanted to sively and I thought they did a total holding a 17-6 shot advan- effon was we had a chance early chance before that with [Chris] His deal with the Marlins tage in the second period. in the third period off the short- Pedota hitting it off the post. It just go with more money and a tremendous job." also includes a no-trade clause shorter term. I would have Assistant captain Kevin Bieksa However, neither Team waa able handed I" tie the game ;md we came down and it was 3-on-2. I and an agreement that the lo find the nel and the score don't gel it. Then we gel the saw our center, D'Arcy been discouraged if we paid put the Falcons on the board on a Marlins will not offer him more money than we were short-handed goal thai wenl over remained2-l. sirange play where our own play- IMcConveyl, drive by and (Brian salary arbitration after the sea- In the Ulird period the sic nine ci puts it in the nel and we slaved Escobedol was driving the net. I comfortable with. The offer we the top right shoulder of WSU son. made was what we thought goaltender David Guerrera to tic picked up once again stalling right with it," Paluch said. just knew I had to get there "If everything down the road with a Wayne State goal thai was llii Falcons didn'l give up because he was going to get it on was an appropriate amount of the game 1-1. goes well, I would like to stay money." Three minutes later Wayne actually scored a Bowling Green another goal the rest of the. net. It was a great play by D'Arcy with the Marlins," Rodriguez player. BG defenseman Don evening, but scored three of their lo get it on net." Jeff Moorad, who represents Stale found the net once again lo said. Rodriguez, said Florida didn't regain the lead. Morrison knocked a loose puck nun. Wayne State outshot the Rodriguez missed nearly into the Falcon's ml Forward Tyler Knight scored Falcons 35-33 and were 2-for-5 on become involved until last At the end of the first period the two months early last season week. Warriors led 2-1 and held an 18-6 Despiie iliis goal the Falcons the next two goals for the Falcons the power play, while BG was 0- because of a hemialed disk in shot advantage. never losl their loins and contin- lo tie the game before I .ilk finally his back, but hit .314 with 19 The Falcons turned things ued to play their hear is out on the put it away. HOCKEY, PAGE 9 homers and 60 RBIs in 108 RODRIGUEZ, PAGE 8 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COlWSPORTS 8 Thursday, January 23,2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Marlins, Rodriguez agree to MLB's Bob DuPuy $10 million, one-year contract meets with Pete Rose RODRIGUEZ, FROM PAGE 7 conclude the process and look sons after missing just 153 the forward to a one-year opportu- previous nine years. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "I spent the last two days in nity in Florida." Rodriguez was hitting .347 NEW YORK — The baseball Baltimore working on a possi- Rodriguez made his major with 27 homers and 83 RBIs commissioner's top deputy met ble deal with the Orioles." league debut as a 19-year-old through 91 games in 2000 when with Pete Rose and his business Moorad said. "The Orioles had kid midway through the 1991 a broken thumb ended his sea- agent in Florida last month, part of been the most consistently season. son. In 2001, he played 111 negotiations that could lead to the interested team from the He won 10 straight Gold games (.308, 25 homers, 65 reinstatement of the sport's career beginning. Pudge and I felt we Gloves, started nine consecu- RBIs) before having knee hits leader. owed them every opportunity tive All-Star games from 1993 to surgery for tendinitis. Bob DuPuy, baseball's president to conclude a deal, lim Beattie 2001 and was voted Al. MVP in "My back is great, my knee is and chief operating officer, trav- has his perspective, we had 1999. fine and 1 want everybody to eled to Fort Laudeidale, Ha., to ours. Since his MVP season, when know that I'm healthy," said speak with Rose and his business "The Marlins were a late he was the first catcher since Rodriguez, who will get to play agent, Warren Greene on Dec 16. arrival but nonetheless came in Thurman Munson in 1976 to his former team lune 13-15 in Commissioner Bud Selig had with a strong point a view that win that award, Rodriguez has Texas. "I'm back and I feel great. met secretly with Rose in Pudge would fit the organiza- been hampered by injuries. He "1 am completely in good Milwaukee on Nov. 25. tion perfectly as both a proven also missed the end of the 2000 health and that's my main thing DuPuy declined to comment torn Hood AP Photo All-Star as well as a resident of and 2001 seasons, and has right now, and the Marlins are on the status of negotiations, Miami Beach. We're excited to missed 176 games in three sea- going to see it." which became public Dec 9. CONFUSED: Bob DuPuy, MLB's president and chief operating offi- "We've got a pending applica- cer, talks with reporters during MLB owners meetings. tioa We're continuing to review for Pete to make a comment, he start of spring training in mid- Did you know. that petition," DuPuy said will. Pete's always been very coop- Februaty An ostrich egg would take four Wednesday. "The commissioner erative, and will continue to be. For Rose agreed to a lifetime ban has discussed it with Pete. Other now, we still have no comment," from baseball in August 1989 fol- hours to hand boil// vldgW^ than that. I don't have anything to Greene said. lowing an investigation of his say." Baseball officials say the next gambling. Newsday reported Wednesday step is to schedule Seligs meeting John Dowd, who headed the that a friend of Rose, who was not with I lall of Famers. Rose is ineligi- inquiry of Rose's gambling for AXQ ■ \l \ ■ Aon ■ AcD identified, said the fbrma player ble for die Hall of Fame as long as commissioner A. Bartlctt was prepared to admit he bet on he is on die permanently banned Giamatti, wrote a report that A Attention all BGSU undergraduate women: A baseball list. detailed 412 baseball wagers Baseball officials have said that Selig originally planned to talk between April 8 and July 5, 1987, z for there to be an agreement, Rose with them on )an. 17 in Los including 52 on Cincinnati to win. Meet the women of the must admit he bet on baseball, an Angeles, dicn called it off. He said Dowd cited evidence that includ- A accusation he has repeatedly last week he still intends to talk ed betting slips alleged to be in National Panhellenic Sororities on campus. denied. with them but has not set a date Rose's handwriting, and telephone ■ "When there's a time and place for a meeting possibly before the and bank records. 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Because he has been around Andy Roddick won one of the the Australian semifinals for Mast, who has not raced since race cars since he was 4-years-old, longest matches of the Open the first time. She moved with- May, said yesterday he is suffering Mast said the lifetime of exposure era, beating Younes El Aynaoui in two wins of completing her from acute and chronic carbon to the fumes is probably to blame. in a fifth set that ended 21 -19 to "Serena Slam." monoxide poisoning that carries "I was a grease monkey of sorts," reach the Australian Open Williams will face Kim symptoms similar to "the worst he said. "In the winter time, we semifinals. Clijstcrs. who gained her sec- hangover in your life." worked in the garage with the Roddick defeated the ond consecutive Australian "You wake up feeling nauseated doors shut and the windows Moroccan 4-6.7-6 (5), 4-6,6-4, Open semifinal with a 6-2,6-4 and you want to throw up and you closed and all the cars running." 21 -19 last night in a match last- win over Anastasia Myskina of can't," Mast said. "Your head is Still, NASCAR is taking a proac- ing 4 hours, 59 minutes. The Russia. pounding all the time and you just tive approach to the problem. exhausted players walked off With the Roddick-El feel awful. That is what 1 lived with Gary Nelson, NASCAR's manag- the court hand in hand. Aynaoui quarterfinal at 19-all for five and a half weeks, seven ing director of competition, "Strategy was out the door... in the fifth set. both players days a week." accompanied Mast while he dis- it was just pure fighting," handed their rackets to ball- Mast, who made 364 starts over cussed the illness during an infor- Roddick said. lx>ys for a quick rest. a 15-year Winston Cup career, said mal announcement at the annual At 2:23, it was the longest The match ended when El he began feeling ill in March but media tour. fifth set in the Open era, which Aynaoui netted a forehand vol- didn't get out of the car until May. Mast first told NASCAR about began in 1969. It topped Mark ley following an exchange at It took dozens of visits to various the poisoning after he was diag- Philippoussis' 20-18 win over the net. The pair embraced doctors before he was finally diag- nosed in November, and the sanc- Sjeng Schalken in the third over the net. They look a deep nosed in November — he said he tioning body immediately went to round at Wimbledon in 2000. bow and left the court together. lost 43 pounds in that time — and work on ways to prevent it. The Australian Open does not "My respect level for him just there is no timetable for when the A lab was built into NASCAR's have tiebreakers in the fifth set. grew and grew through the poisoning will be out of his system. new research and development It was longest men's singles match," Roddick said. "We The only thing he knows for cer- center, and all drivers were asked if match at the Australian Open could see each other 10 years tain is that he can no longer be they had an air filter system they since tiebreaker sets were down the line and know we around chemicals that are spinoffs used in their car that they wanled introduced for Grand Slam shared something special." of carbon monoxide, an odorless, NASCAR to test for them.' events in 1971, beating the Roddick, a 20-year-old colorless, tasteless gas that is in "We have found plenty of sys- mark set by Yannick Noah of American, becomes the everything from a car's exhaust to tems that didn't work that were France in his 6-7, 5-7,6-4,6-2, youngest semifinalist at poorly ventilated heating systems. being used," Nelson said. "What 16-14 win over Roger Smith in Melbourne Park in 11 years, That means everything from we're looking for is a way to get dri- 1988. The Noah victory went 73 advancing lo the last four at a racing cars to using a lawnmower vers to breathe the freshest air pos- games: this went 83. major for the first time. and riding a tractor on his Virginia sible in the car. The longest Australian Open He'll meet Rainer Schuettler farm are off limits to Mast. "The way to do thai is to find a match in terms of time was in the semis after the German "I cut grass one day in lune and way to bring air from the outside 5:11 — Boris Becker's victory ousted Wimbledon runner-up the air was blowing just a certain through a hose into the helmet." over Omar Camporese in 1991. 1 );iviil Nalbandian 6-3,5-7.6-1, way and the fumes were blowing NASCAR has even tested some The longest Grand Slam match 64)hi the other quarterfinal. and I was down for five days after drivers for toxic levels in their Oavld Calkm AP Photo was 5:31 when Alex Carretja Roddick had lost in the quar- it," Mast said. body, including limmy Spencer terfinals twice at the U.S. Open, PUMPED UP: Andy Roddick ol the United States teacts during beat Heman Gumy in die thin The 45-year-old driver from following his fiery wreck in the sea- round of the 1998 French but had never advanced this Virginia can't pin his illness on son-finale in Homestead, Fla. his match against Younes El Aynaoui of Morocco at the Australian Open. Open tennis tournament yesterday in Melbourne. Things were far less dramat- AUSTRALIAN OPEN, PAGE 10 MEDICAL COLLEGE OHIO Sigalet stole game As awareness of public health issues and needs incr raws. v> do ihfl career oppommities in UK* field of envir onmcntal andoccupation.il Take Your health. 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