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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 61 Goldwater honors academic elite By Kimberty Dupps nationwide to receive Goldwater scholarships are based upon aca- his essay on research about cray- I'ul,ik.it. associate professor of expecting to get it." I Hi BG NEWS Scholarships, which are awarded demic merit and pay up to $7,500 fish with Paul Moore. He first got biological sciences, to determine Roberts was also surprised Steven Roberts is carrying on a to undergraduates in mathemat- per year for tuition, fees, books, involved with the research when how RNA affects frogs' eggs. "At first I was stunned," be said. family tradition. His brother ics, engineering and natural sci- and room and board. biology professor Moore had him Bums injects the eggs with the "Some of the people in the lab David became the University's ences. Students also have to have "My brother receiving the for an introduction class. He RNA and records how it affects teased me because I didn't get all first Goldwater Scholarship a 3.7 GPA to qualify. However, award really didn't have a major works with crayfish to determine their mechanisms. excited right away. It took awhile recipient four years ago, and both recipients have a 4.0 GPA. effect on me other than introduc- the neural and genetic compo- "1 enjoy working with the peo- to sink in, and once it did, 1 was Steven has won the award for the The two University students ing me to it." Roberts said. "We've nents of the animal's response to ple in the lab," Bums said. "It's fun very happy." 2002-2003 school year. are among only 12 students in always been best friends, and stimuli. to see when you get significant The selection of Roberts and Roberts and another Ohio and 309 nationwide to competition has never been too Burns' research, however, is results." Bums, graduates of Anthony University student, Veronica receive Goldwater Scholarships big of an issue." focused on frogs rather than cray- Bums was surprised to win the Bums, were among 309 students for the next academic year. The Roberts received the award for fish. She works with Lakshmi award because she "wasn't really SCHOLARSHIP, PAGE 2 New deans PUPPET PRODUCTION to offer promise By Kara Hull THE BG NEWS Two new dean appointees are preparing to begin the fall semester on die right foot. Dr. John Folkins, provost and president for Academic Affairs, announced Monday that Dr. Richard Kennell will act as the dean of die College of Musical Arts while Dr. losue Cruz |r. will lead the College of Education and Human Resources. Kennell, a member of the University community since 1980, feels that his experiences and personal connections established so far will help him in his new position. "1 feel 1 know the strengths of this college," Kennell said. "I hope to be able to advance the mission Photos provided of the college." PUPPETS AND THEIR MASTERS: Above, chicken puppets are Kennell has served as interim displayed as they will be in the show. Below, University theatre dean of the college since 2000. He Picture perfect performance also has served as assistant dean students work together to operate the show's puppets. and acting dean of the college. By Andrea Wilhelm all semester for the presentation. Mussorgsky, and Pictures at an Several goals for the fall semes- THE BG NEWS They attended movement work- Exhibition' is my favorite classi- ter will shape his position as dean. Tonight marks the opening of shops taught by Dr. Michael cal piece, bar none, and I also "I would like to try to get the the theater department's pro- Ellison in order to learn the fine love puppetry," Clark said. "If the music program as part of the gen- duction of "Pictures at an art of puppetry design and audience walks away excited by eral education of die University," Exhibition." The performance movement. any of these, then we will have Kennell said. "An increase in features dramatic and comic "We use a cornucopia of pup- done our job." enrollment in the college and the vignettes presented through the pet techniques," Clark said. Moorman said that all audi- addition of a doctoral program art of puppetry. Set to the music Clark, the designer, director ences will enjoy the show. remains a goal for me and the fac- of Mussorgsky's eminent piano and adapter of the performance, "'Pictures at an Exhibition' is sure ulty." work, the production has been took experiences from time to delight any age, from children Kennell said he's honored to adapted for dance and puppetry spent in Moscow as inspiration to college students to the elder- have this opportunity and feels by Bradford Clark. for the production. He notes ly," he said. that the college is serving the stu- The production consists of influences from Russian book dents very well. over 60 puppets. Audiences will illustrators and artists Ivan PUPPET SHOW "The college is in very good see 40 three-dimensional pup- Bilibin and Boris Zvorykin for shape," Kennell said. "However, pets, 20 shadow puppets, which their use of fantasy and art SHOWTIMES: April 25-28 at we always want to try to extend are flat cut-outs against a screen noveau. 8 p.m.and April 27-28 at 2 the quality of our faculty." with backlighting, and several "I think this is going to be a p.m. Cruz, a current professor of marionette and rod puppets. wonderful production," Shaun WHERE: Joe E. Brown childhood education and faculty The performance requires six Moorman, manager of theater Theater. The box office can assistant to the president at the puppet manipulators as well as a business operations, said. "It be contacted at 372-2719. University of South Florida, will crew and a dozen backstage shows performance art can be join Kennell as a dean August I. assistants, and all of the puppets performed in many different TICKETS: Cost of tickets is Cruz has served at the used in "Pictures at an scenarios." $5, and they are payable by University of South Florida since Exhibition" were designed on Clark said he has a passion for cash, check, and are also 1995 and is not unfamiliar widi campus. puppetry. bursarable Ohio. From 1982-1995, Cruz Cast members have prepared "I love the music of served as the assistant vice provost for minority affairs and assistant dean in the Graduate College at Ohio State University. "Dr. Cruz is becoming a member of the BG community at a Down the road is still looking up time when the college is poised to make tremendous contributions By Chuck Soder tions at the April event, up from "You should start about eight ing, and they say 'Saturday.'" "That kind of thing happens to the University, the state of Ohio THE BG NEWS 2,200 in 2001. About 40 schools months before you graduate," Career Services exists to help day in and day out," she said. and the nation," Folkins said in a Most University seniors looking to hire students and she said. Students often show up graduates find secure jobs that Because it takes much longer statement earlier diis week. should find jobs after graduating alumni couldn't come because fit their interests. To better their to build a resume than to put Cruz is internationally recog- despite the recession, according of space limitations. "You should start chances in the working world, one online, Kroll suggests stu- nized as an advocate for children, to JoAnn Kroll, director of Career "Education is really a bright about eights the department helps students dents start thinking about what families and quality teacher Services. But there's room to spot for graduates," Kroll said. months before you make contact with potential employers look for as soon as preparations. He has served on improve, she said. Regardless of local trends, the employers, gives tips on resume they walk on campus. the board of directors for the Three job fairs in the past year hiring drought is real nation- graduate... and cover letter writing, provides Getting involved on campus is World Organization for Early suggest graduates are with- wide, according to a survey say- free publications with news Childhood Education and partici- Students can get essential. "Take advantage of pated in educational reform in El standing the downturn, she said. ing employers in the country about the job market and more. leadership opportunities, and The Summer Job and expect to hire 36 percent fewer job offers when Getting help from Career Salvador through the U.S. Agency join organizations where you for International Development. Internship Fair, held in March, new graduates than last year. Services is essential, especially will practice your skills," she drew 70 employers, only down However, the same survey they graduate, but when the economy is slow, she According to Folkins, Dr. Cruz said. five from last year. conducted by the National they may not find said. "Students can get job offers will enhance the college as he And don't ignore your grades, Participation dropped at the Association of Colleges and four or five. when they graduate, but they brings a fresh perspective to one Fall Expo as well — from 150 to Employers, said the Midwest has may not find four or five. They've especially in a recession, Kroll of the largest teacher education 125 employers. But Kroll expect- the privilege of having the "least They've got to work got to work for them." added. "In hard times, employ- programs in the country. ed things to be worse so soon negative" outlook. Employers in for them." The easiest technique with ers have to carefully screen who "Dr. Cruz is an active scholar after Sept. 11. the region expect to hire only 21 the biggest payoff is putting your they hire. Grades still matter whose research in early childhood "I was delighted to see that the percent fewer graduates than JOANN KROU, DIRECTOR OF resume online through the because they're one measure of education and policy has a broad difference in percent (since last last year. CAREER SERVICES Career Services website, she how hard you work." national influence and applica- year) wasn't that great," Kroll Despite this pseudo advan- added. Kroll told of a student Career Services helps alumni, tion," Folkins said. "His experi- said. tage, more students need to pre- at Career Services at the end of who now works as a sports too, Kroll said. "Even after a stu- ences, which bridge scholarship The Teacher lob Fair actually pare for the working worid long their last semester, looking for writer, his dream job, because dent graduates, even after 10 and administration, will enrich got bigger. About 2,500 students before they graduate, according ways to find a job, Kroll said. "We his employer saw his resume years of work, they can still come the college's opportunities nation- interviewed for teaching posi- to Kroll. ask 11 KM ii when they're graduat- online. v back." ally and internationally." 2 Ttiuredty, April 25,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Scholarship offers Ohio man suspected of financing terrorists ByUsSidotj Local immigrants deposited ment which under the agree- agents raided his business, money off for the al-Qaeda net- opportunity 1HE ASSOCIATE!! PRESS money with Hussein's company ment would not need warrants seized records and froze assets work. COLUMBUS — A Somali for transfer to their families in for searches. on Nov. 7, along with other busi- immigrant yesterday proposed a Somalia. "We're going to bare our soul. nesses in Boston, Minneapolis, Hussein, who had operated Wfe'U throw open the doors and Seattle and Alexandria, Va. the business for three years, has SCHOLARSHIP. FROM PAGE 1 settlement with the U.S. "The goal is to get the money Department of Treasury, which back for the people who placed let them look at the new venture The Treasury Department been prohibited by federal order closed his money-transfer busi- it in his trust," said Kevin inside and out to see ifs legiti-' accused the businesses of being Wayne and Bowling Green high from doing business or using his schools, respectively, extends ness during a crackdown of O'Brien, Hussein's attorney. "Mr. mate," O'Brien said. affiliated with the al-Barakaat company's assets without what is now a five-year streak of financial networks suspected of Hussein feels really bad. He feels Treasury officials were unable financial network, headquar- Goldwater winners from the funneling money to terrorist that he lost the money they to confirm the letter was tered in the United Arab authorization from the Emirates- University. Molly Markey was organizations. entrusted to him and feels it's his received yesterday and declined Treasury's Office of Foreign Asset Attorneys for Hassan H. responsibility to recover the to comment on Hussein's pro- Investigators believe tens of chosen from the University in Control. 1999, followed by Kristina Csaszar Hussein sent a letter to the gov- funds." posal. millions of dollars a year flowed in 2000 and Habibullah Ahmad ernment yesterday, asking that it In exchange, Hussein would O'Brien said the proposal overseas through al-Barakaat Since the raid, Hussein has last year. return frozen assets—estimated dissolve Barakaat Enterprises would settle any case the gov- Much of that was sent by Somali taken odd jobs to make enough between $160,000 to $170,000— and start a new money-transfer ernment has against his client. residents of the United States to "We're on a roll," said Allan money to support himself, Emery, associate professor of to clients of his Columbus com- business whose books would be Hussein, 46, has not been relatives, and authorities charge English, Honors Program director pany, Barakaat Enterprises. open to scrutiny by the govern- arrested or charged since federal that the network skimmed 0'Brjen said. and the University's Goldwater faculty representative from. He attributed the run of scholarship winners to "a team effort" involving the students and their Gym in Cincinnati offers spiritual strength departments, which allow them to have research experiences that By John Johnston bined body building and Bible for the better." Emery said are crucial to IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Goldwater success and faculty study since it was opened nine As Clarke sits at the front desk, a newcomer approaches. He who serve as the students CINCINNATI — They come years ago by the Foundation of research directors. for a workout and for the Word. Compassionate American seems troubled. They come to pump iron and to Samaritans, a non-profit "Do you need some prayer?" pray. Christian group. About 150 men Clarke say. On a weekday afternoon, a come to the gym each month. A Yes, the man says. dozen men congregate in the core group of about 40 use it He tells Clarke he was released Lord's Gym, a cramped weight most often. from prison a couple of weeks BGNEWS room at Walnut and Liberty "Everybody here feels a close- ago. He wants prayer to help him BRIEFING streets in Over-the-Rhine. ness to each other, a brotherly steer clear of crack cocaine Keenan Robbison, like many love type thing," says Rod Miller, They stand by a leg extension First IPC reception of the others, comes often to 31, a staff volunteer from machine as Clarke thumbs strengthen himself physically Colerain Township. through a Bible. He finds a verse, i features U. speaker and spiritually. Religion isn't forced on any- places one hand on the man's The first annual IPC reception "I lift," the 38-year-old one using the gym, but shoulder, dips a thumb in oil and will be held Sunday in room 207 Roselawn man says, preparing reminders are scattered about makes the sign of the cross on of the Student Union to recognize to do a set of squats, "and I lift up the room. A portrait of Jesus his forehead. outstanding students and faculty the Lord" hangs next to a shelf of Bibles. Tears trickle down the man's in communications majors. Three years of workouts at the The Ten Commandments are face. Robbison stops lifting weights Social hour starts at 7 p.m., and Lord's Gym have honed his posted near a chest press. A poster cites a verse from the to pray with them. "Oh Lord, IPC professor lim Howard will strongman physique. And speak. changed his life. book of Corinthians: "Be on your keep him right now," he says. "I was staying at homeless guard; stand firm in the faith; be "Hallelujah. Thank you, Jesus. shelters, and this is a place where men of courage; be strong." You are a merciful God, Thank I could go and lift weights and Men can come as they please you, Jesus. Hallelujah. Thank : Did you know... hear the word of God." Irs also at the Lord's Gym, which is open you." where he found the inner six days a week. The gym Before he leaves, the man gets j Americans on strength to overcome a 15-year requires no commitment. It hugs from several weight lifters. cycle of alcohol abuse and crack charges no fee Devotional breaks are held : the average eat cocaine use, he says. Some men come not because three times a day for 10 to 20 Now he's drug-free, employed, they're interested in God, but minutes. Everyone stops lifting ; 18 acres * and the music—typically urban a part-time student at because they just want to work Associated Pros Photo ] of pizza I Cincinnati State Technical and out, says Bob Clarke, FOCAS' contemporary Christian — is Community College and a vol- director of men's programs. "The silenced. Anyone who is uncom - BOOK STRENGTH: A member of the Lord's Gym in Cincinnati • everyday unteer staffer at the Lord's Gym. hope is, we can continue to fortable can leave. holds a bible during a service last March. Many community mem- The Lord's Gym has com- impact guys so their lives change This day, no one does. bers gather at the gym for spiritual strength and guidance.

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Accountant found guilty of capital murder www.b2news.com/nation DALLAS (AP) — An accountant was found guilty of capital murder yesterday for shooting to death his two young daughters while his ex-wife listened helplessly on the telephone. The jury took 20 minutes to convict John Battaglia, 46, in the slayings last May of 9-year- old Faith and 6-year-old Liberty. MTION Janitor finds message for help

By Russ Bynum have an attorney and has ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER refused to speak to investiga- i 1 m '»• 1 SAVANNAH, Ga. — A woman tors. ' ' who says her trucker boyfriend Knight said investigators beat her and held her captive for planned to meet today with FBI six months thanked a janitor agents, who have agreed to look and Tennessee police yesterday into whether Jones should be for answering a plea for help she charged with crimes against scrawled on a restroom wall. Shaddix in other states. "I'd probably be dead now if it Shaddix said she had been i _»-" ^ m wasn't for them," Katina with Jones for about 18 months. Shaddix said on ABC's "Good She said he became abusive two l Morning America." months into their relationship, If Binford Aycock was cleaning and he refused to let her leave the bathroom at an Interstate 75 him. rest stop Friday in McMinn "He started beating on me County, Term, when he found a and I started asking him to let JP** message scrawled in black me go," she said. "He wouldn't marker: "Won't let me out. let me out. He was hurting me mm ikîî^B Beating me, this is no joke!" The and I couldn't get no help." message also referred to Aycock said he knew the mes- "Cannon truck 383." sage was for real. Aycock called 911, and offi- "It said it's no joke. That made cials used a satellite positioning me pay attention to it," Aycock vWjp~ system to trace the truck to a told "Good Morning America." rest area on Interstate 16 in "I called 911 and turned it over Georgia. The boyfriend, a truck- to them." er with Cannon Express Corp., Shaddix said authorities was hauling light bulbs to a Wal- found her just in time. Mart in Douglas, Ga. "That night I had told Shaddix, 24, told police that Shannon it didn't matter, I was she had hidden a marker in her going to get out," she said. "It sock and left more than 30 mes- didn't matter if he killed me." sages in restrooms from New Cannon president Dean York to Tennessee. Cannon said the company is 1 She was released yesterday cooperating with the FBI, which from the hospital. has asked for records on (ones. The truck driver, Shannon E. Cannon said Shaddix had Jones, 26, of Delhi, N.Y., was signed a company form on Jan. charged yesterday with kid- 10 authorizing her as a rider in napping based on investiga- lones' truck. tors' interviews with Shaddix. "We received a call while she *l Â He has been jailed since was on the road and we faxed Saturday on aggravated assault her a release form," Cannon mmm*^- mmM*.- charges. Sheriff's Maj. Carson said. "They both signed the doc- Associated Press Photo Knight said lones does not ument and faxed it back to us." CAPTIVES: Binford Aycock is pictured Monday, April 22 in his McMinn County home with his wife. He discovered the plea for help. Godfrey's Family Restaurant 2 BEDROOMS ALL YOU Cnn EAT PflSTfl! Your choice of pasta, sauce, soup or FOR ONLY $500! salad, garlic bread and dessert. IF YOU MOVE-IN BEFORE MAY 15, 2002 ONLY $6 FEATURES INCLUDE Till FOLLOWING (Thursdays, 3 PM-close) • Minutes i«» iWtsr • Air conditioning • New kiuht'iis with brand new -Godfrey's Friday night Special- appliances Including dishwashers •All you can eat perch, potato, coleslaw, roll... $5.50 • Mini, speed Internet access •All you can eat Alaskan walleye, potato, coleslaw, roll... $7.50 • Heal Included • laundry facUlties in all iniil*linj»< 4pm-Close • Ample parking/carports available • Serene, park like setting Sunday 8am to noon: • Convenient location*, easy access to 1-75, Highway 25 and Route 6 All-you-can eat Breakfast Buffet $5.50 • Venice Express Maintenance (Bring this ad for a free large juice) Guarantee Program Hours: \\ htm i ii Mon-Thurs 6:30am-8:30pm TOUR ONLINE < Friday 6:30am-9:30pm VILLAGEGREEN.COM Saturday 7am-9pm GODFREY'S FAMILV RCSTAUIIAHT Sunday 8am-9pm 1021 S Main SI (419) 352-6335 Bowling Graan. OH 43402 4H-352-0123

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PEOPLE Catholicism not ON THE STREET How much wood just a few rituals could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? JAMES married or become clergy. You BERTKE cannot do both. Finally, at the end of life, there are Last Rites, Guest Column which you receive before you die. This is Catholicism. It is true that not all Catholics go to T | mass every Sunday (some do Why, oh, why must people only go on holidays, but 1 continue to try to force their KYLE KNOBLAUCH refuse to believe Catholics are beliefs upon others? I'd like to SOPHOMORE the only people who do this), respond to Brian Yarham's April and we can confess our sins to "He would chuck 19 article about Christianity, a priest and be forgiven. What strong... to quite Catholicism and Darwinism. you probably don't know is that He basically said that it is strong." God is everywhere to us wrong to believe in anything Catholics as well; we can con- Soaps are fun for everyone other than Christianity. Not fess any sin anytime to Him only does he believe that you people look at both of these situ- professional wrestling with soap and be forgiven. The priest will go to hell for not believing method is just a way to get ations and shudder because they operas. WWF owner Vince Christianity, but he portrays DAVID feel as if the situations are so far- Mi M al ion states how he has a something off your chest and 10HNS0N Catholics as religiously lazy to physically hear, "You are for- fetched and unbelievable that problem with one of the people who only practice their The World According they become unrealistic and wrestlers or the fans of the city, given." But I bet you already I faith when it is convenient for know that right Mr. Yarham? I overly-fantastic. But what's unbe- toD.l and then playing the insulted them. lievable about an anxious wid- think not. Now, since 1 have wrestler's theme song will inter- 1 wonder, Mr. Yarham, since ower or a bitter politician? More KELLY HUNT tried to defend Catholicism rupt him. Then there is an alter- you were stereotyping us or less, soap operas take reality and hopefully open some eyes "Connor? Taylor? There is no cation that lasts for the next two JUNIOR Catholics, why did you stop and expand on it, but they do to it, I feel I should upset some way thai they can possibly be months, spanning over a couple where you did? Why not say we not exaggerate them. Unless sci- "Can you chuck my people as well. breaking up! How could Shane of pay-per-views. The situation are all drunks who regularly ence fiction is added to the sce- This one is for you, Yarham. do that to her!" only subdues when the commis- wood, Focker?" gamble at church fund raisers? nario, what is so hard to believe? You state in your article, and I Most people, when they hear sioner starts a new set of issues. That's a popular piece of Another major complaint is quote, "For that matter, how this sort of dialogue, tend to link The waves of different problems ammunition for those who like that it takes too much time for scientific is it to accept a theory the situation to a soap opera. that arise between Steve Austin, to make jokes at the Catholic these problems to unravel to the with no reproducible evidence They believe that soap operas Kurt Angle, the Rock, etc add religion's expense. You also general public. in support of it?" I also noticed are filtered with nothing more volume to the pre-determined think all one must do to To an extent, there is a nice this phrase: "The only way to than doomed romance and bit- action. The drama entwined become Catholic is, and I logic to this reasoning as many be aware of this is to acknowl- ter divorces. On hearing a phrase with the pre-determined victors quote,"... go to church every soap opera's producers overuse edge the Bible as the inspired with "The Bold and the and losers provides an intellectu- the words, "to be continued" to week (or just on the holidays), word of God and ultimate Beautiful," or a phrase with "The al and thought-provoking pre- give up something for Lent, be death. Qiffhangers have their ADAM CONLEY truth." Have you ever seen the Young and the Restless," they dictions of how the drama will nice, confess your sins to a proof that backs up the Bible? usefulness as well, though. Sit unfold. Lastly, the surprises that JUNIOR tend to close their ears in an down at about one o'clock dur- priest say the right number of Now, I will admit as a dis- the match commissioner adds to attempt to ignore the happen- ing the afternoon in front of the "I knew a woodchuck Hail Marys, get married in a claimer, I have not read the ings in the respective dramas. the soap opera of wrestling named Geppetto who Catholic church, sign a con- Bible and in no way claim to be television. Turn on "Days of Our makes ihe programming even This is also true for the male Lives." Most likely, you have no tract confirming your intent to an expert on it But I have won- more exciting for the viewers. could deep throat soap opera, also known as pro- idea what is going on. Or do you? raise your kids Catholic and dered who wrote the Bible, and Whether wrestling is "fake" or fessional wrestling But what is it Negative critics claim that the eight inches of wood. give your money to no other how do I know they weren't out not is not too debatable, though that appeals to me about both action goes too slowly; how is it, So, technically, if he's than the Catholic church. to play the largest practical joke the normal female soap opera, then, that it is so easy to quickly it is not completely fake when chucking all day, he According to Catholicism, of all time? Maybe four guys, wrestlers jump off twenty-feet these are the necessary criteria such as "As the World Turns" or pick up on the plot of the pro- could eat a forest." Matthew, Mark. Luke and John, "General Hospital," as well as the gram? Georjpana. the older lady, high ladders and land on not-so- for getting you to heaven." You sat down one night and wrote World Wrestling Federation and wants the younger beach boy, soft padding. However, the point couldn't be more wrong, my a fictional tale with themselves the constant drama that is syn- Dylan, and she has a disease for is that professional wrestling friend, if you think that is all and some of their friends as onymous with this particular which the boy has a disposable provides more critical thinking that it takes to be Catholic characters. I hope not but you entertainment form? And what is organ that he can donate. The than sitcoms that have become Have you ever heard of the have to look at something from it that rums people away? action is so precise and easy to more popular throughout time Seven Sacraments? Probably all points of view, don't you? I Perhaps, with my extensive pick up on, and the scenario The same is true for the normal not, since you seem to think all think so, which is why I didn't knowledge, 1 should let my read- draws you in so far that the slow female soap opera, where adding it takes to be Catholic is signing bash your religion as you did ers know what makes these two movement of the plots and sub- twists and turns to the plots and a paper and giving money. We mine. I know nothing about unique programs so very special. plols are hardly noticeable. subplots makes the viewer want have Baptism, that is when life Christianity, just as you proved Connor and Taylor broke up, The male soap opera is similar to watch more. Give them both a LAUREN BLOOM in the Catholic church begins... you know nothing about and now Shane has a much in nature. For some reason, peo- shot. Those who are so closed- SOPHOMORE at birth, not financial ability to Catholicism. clearer shot to start daring the ple insult wrestling fans without minded that they wouldn't give donate. We progress to I realize that this article will hitter since his wife, Miranda, understanding that the World one of these dramas a chance "I grew up on a small Confession and Holy Eucharist, in no way stop your Bible- died in pregnancy. On the other Wrestling Federation has the probably shouldn't be reading farm outside Detroit, which is followed by thumping and make you leave side of the city, Ridge is planning most viewers weekly, beating out the opinion part of the newspa- and I know a wood- Confirmation. In case you don't people who don't share your to release some information to other television staples like per, anyhow. Ultimately, 1 could- know, Mr. Yarham, beliefs alone, but I think you the general public in regards "Friends" or "The Simpsons." n't be on either because I have chuck could chuck a Confirmation is when one is should. Because in the end, about (agger's sexual orientation That is saying something, espe- no issues or violence tendencies. lot of wood if it didn't recognized as an adult in the doesn't our God-given free will ; after Jagger was able to take the cially because those shows are If you really think you do, then sit have so much damn church. Then, you can go one allow us to believe whatever city council seat away from the on every channel here at college down, take a break from the day, of two ways, Marriage or Holy we want? If so, then so political science major. Many It doesn't take a genius to link and enjoy. lacquer on it" Order. Basically, you would get should you.

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By Chdsu). Carter Blakey said the freight train duty to see what may have fac- aboard the train to try to help the said drug and alcohol tests were San Juan Capistrano on a route ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER rolled through the signal at 48 tored in in terms of their perfor- injured. He found people lying on given to the train crews and the that has 12 trains and 3,000 pas- PLACENTIA, Calif. — A freight mph, hitting the commuter train, mance," Blakey said. the Door and slammed against dispatcher on the route, as is rou- senger boardings each day. train ran a red light moments which was stopped at the cross- Killed in the crash were Robert seats | tine after a crash. The accident was the worst in before slamming into a coming. InvestigateIP. found no prob- Kube, 59, of Moreno Valley, and "It was pretty horrifying," he NTSB investigators retrieved the nine-year history of muter train, killing two and injur- lems with railroad signals, equip- Lawrence I. Sorensen, 48, of said. the event recorders that provide Metrolink, a commuter rail ser- ing more than 260, investigators ment or the tracks, she said. Riverside. About 162 people were Jackie Bisesi, another witness, mechanical data on the trains, vice that carries 32,000 passen- said yesterday. The freight train began braking taken to 10 hospitals, said said the passengers tried to aid such as speed, braking maneu- gers on 128 trains daily. It also was Stopping short of blaming about 2,100 feet before the crash, Orange County Fire Authority one another. "All the people get- vers and use of horns at the time the nation's second deadly train human ' error, National and had slowed to 20 mph at Capt. Steve Miller. Of those ting off the train were bloodied of the crash. Recorded radio con- wreck in less than a week. Transportation Safety Board impact. The Metrolink engineer injured, 19 were described as and they were still trying to help versations between the dispatch- Freight traffic through Chairwoman Marion Blakey said saw the other engine coming and serious. About 100 others were each other," she said. "There were er and the crews also will be ana- Placentia resumed early yester- officials were continuing to inves- ordered the commuter train to treated at the scene. people who got on to the roof of lyzed, Blakey said. day, while passenger service was tigate Tuesday's head-on crash. stop, Blakey said. After the commuter train halt- the train and were trying to pull Richard Russack, a to be restored shortly after noon. But "there is no question the "He did have time to leave the ed at the crossing, some riders, people out." spokesman for Burlington For the morning commute, Burlington Northern train should cab to proceed toward the back of apparently thinking the train had MTSB investigators believe the Northern Santa Fe, said the while the tracks were still closed, have stopped," she said. the first car and warn the passen- reached its next station, stood up, freight train's brakes were work- freight train was en route from Metrolink offered travelers free The accident during morning gers," she said. according to passenger Bill ing properly, Blakey said, adding Los Angeles to Clovis, N.M., and rides on a caravan of tour buses. rush hour left Metrolink passen- Investigators are interviewing Marin,50. that the train's crew applied them carried 67 loaded containers. As one bus neared a station gers dazed and bloodied. Some crew members of both trains and "The people who were stand- 2,100 feet before the crash. The train company owns and near the crash site, longtime were thrown from their seats; pulling personnel records and ing seemed to be the worst The freight trains crew — an maintains the stretch of rail commuter Cynthia Smith-Barnes others clambered out windows of work schedules. "We want to look injured," he said. engineer and conductor — where the crash occurred. said her husband used to work the double-decker commuter particularly at that 72-hour win- Dan Veenbaas, 49, was among jumped from their locomotive Southbound Metrolink 809 with one of the men killed in the train. dow before the crews came on passing motorists who jumped just before the accident. Blakey was traveling from Riverside to wreck. R5Mv¥iirjfMvl^^

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The group, as expected, However, the document left THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to stem the sex abuse scandal with Pope lohn Paul II reached ments. reaffirmed priestly celibacy. many matters open to be debat- VATICAN CITY — After an engulfing the U.S. church. The consensus on a "one-strike- "In other words, we talk too The statement, following up on ed by the bishops in June. extraordinary meeting sparked church leaders will take their rec- you're-out" policy that would dis- much," said McCarrick. the pope's speech to the cardinals McCarrick outlined a process by a sex abuse scandal, American ommendations to a meeting of miss any priest involved in a Many of the phrases in the Tuesday, said sexual abuse of in which an accused priest would Roman Catholic leaders agreed U.S. bishops in lunc to draw up a future sex abuse case. document were crafted from minors is "rightly considered a be put on what he compared to yesterday to make it easier to policy on dealing with abusive After % marathon final session John Paul's strong message to the crime by society," but it men- "administrative leave" and remove priests guilty of sexually priests. that delayed announcement of prelates, calling sex abuse against tioned no specific proposal about removed from clerical duties abusing minors — but they But the final statement was less the final statement by two hours, minors a crime and a sin and say- reporting all cases to authorities. while the case was investigated. stopped short of a zero-tolerance than the blanket order for the dis- four church officials appeared at ing there was no room in the It also drew a distinction on the "We want to be just even with a policy to dismiss all abusive cler- missal of all abusive priests that a press briefing. Also on the panel church for sex abusers. He spoke age of those who suffered sexual priest who offends," said Gregory, ics. some had sought, nor did it make were U.S. bishops' head YVilton at the opening session and abuse, saying "attention was adding that an accused priest The American church leaders specific proposals for the report- Gregory, bishop of Belleville, lunched with all the participants drawn to the fact that almost'all "enjoys rights until a decision is said they would recommend a ing of sex abuse crimes to author- Illinois; Cardinal lames Francis yesterday. cases involved adolescents and made." special process to defrock any ities. Several cardinals had sug- Stafford, an American who is "There is a growing consensus therefore were not cases of true "We want to move expeditious- priest who has become "notori- gested they had wanted stronger president of the Pontifical certainly among the faithful, pedophilia." ly, but we want to move correct- ous and is guilty of the serial, language about the need to turn Council for the Laity at the among the bishops, that it is too Many victims' advocates in the ly," he told reporters. predatory sexual abuse of over offenders to civil authorities, Vatican; and Vatican spokesman great a risk to assign a priest who United States said the church has Speaking to CNN, Cardinal minors." In cases that are "not indicating major battles lie ahead loaquin Navarro-Valls. has abused a child to another never kept its promise to crack Francis George of Chicago said notorious," they would leave it up when all U.S. bishops gather in U.S. church officials had indi- ministry," Gregory told reporters. down on misconduct by the cler- the new process would allow to the local bishop to decide if Dallas in June. cated that many, if not all, the car- On another issue troubling the gy and that this would be no dif- bishops for the first time to such a priest is a threat to chil- The reference to "serial" dinals would attend. Monsignor American church following the ferent. attempt to remove a priest dren and should be defrocked. attacks appeared to contradict a Francis Maniscalco, spokesmen wave of scandals, the church "Historically, there has been against the priest's will — some- The statement came at the end statement earlier yesterday by for the U.S. bishops, said that leaders declared that "a link and there remains a huge gap thing the pope has been reluctant of two days of talks between Cardinal Theodore McCarrick of because the meeting ran more between celibacy and pedophilia between what bishops say and to back because of fears bishops American cardinals and top bish- Washington, who indicated that than two hours late, the remain- cannot be scientifically main- what bishops do," said Barbara could use the power indiscrimi- Blaine of Chicago, founder of the nately. Survivors Network of those "The pope doesn't want deci- HOUSES AVAILABLE 2002-2003 Abused by Priests. 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it's a sold out audience of 1,200 people this Big Move" and "Three Kings." Much of this article first appeared in the March 19,2002 Friday night that will be entertained by nationally known On television he has appeared on "Ellen." the teen show BG News and was authored by Arts and Entertainment comedians Dave Chappelle, Jamie "California Dreams," and the VH1 horror Editor Lisa Bettinger. Kennedy and Dane Cook in the series "Strange Frequency." Bowen-Thompson Student Union. As a stand-up comic Dane Cook has made appear- The performance, scheduled for the Lenhart ances on the "Late Late Show with Craig Grand Ballroom, is part of Kilborn," "Comics Come Home" and the dedication and open house weekend celebration the Comedy Central show "Premium Blend." scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Union. In the movies. Cook made an appearance in "Mystery The student-oriented comedy show kicks off the Men" as the Waffler. Cook has also appeared in the films weekend, followed by the more formal dedication cer- "Simon Sez," "Buddy" and "Spiral." emony Saturday night. On "Spiral" he served as producer and writer. "It's the best place for it." Toledo resident David Friar said Dan Solomon, programming director for University will get the chance to show off his own comedy talents Friday Activities Organization, and co-chair of the event. He night as he was the winner of an open competition event held added that it would get more students into the Union to see by UAO to basically act as master of ceremonies for the event. what the building has to offer and to "see what can go on." Friar will introduce Chappelle, Kennedy and Cook to the Julie Metcalf, a member of UAO's Spring Events Commit- audience, while also providing some brief comedy routines tee said that UAO had a list of comedians that they were for the audience in the time between the three entertainers interested in bringing to campus. They took their budget taking the stage. and student interest into account. UAO took into account The night of high-level comedy and entertainment will probably whether they wanted to bring in one comedian or more bring many first-time visitors to the Bowen-Thomp- and what type of comedy they wanted to showcase. son Student Union. For those students who Chappelle is known for his role in the film haven't had the chance to check-out the many eateries, it will be "Half Baked." Kennedy is best known for a good opportunity to munch before or both his role as Randy Meeks in the "Scream" after the show. Most eateries in the food court area will be films. He is also the star of "JKX: The Jamie open until 9:30 p.m. The Carnation Cafe will be Kennedy Experiment." Kennedy has also open until 9:30 p.m.; Wendy's will be open until appeared on the big screen in "Jay and Silent midnight: Zza's is open until 1 a.m. as will be the Bob Strike Back," "Max Keeble's Black Swamp Pub.

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Leon Bibb to Program Schedule & Guide M.C. Ceremony 5:30-6:30 P.M. Sen in;; .is PRELUDE MUSIC BY THE BGSU PEP BAND Ill.lMl'I Ol ceremonies WENDELL JONES TRIO foi the 6:30 P.M. Bowen- I hompson OFFICIAL RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY Sludeni I nlon Icon Bibb Master ol ( , re monies anil member of The BGSU Collegiate Choral will perform at Ihe dedication ceremony h\ -in ket-onl) BGSI Board ol Trustees dedication Saturday night is Sidney A. Ribeau. BGSU President Leon Bibh, a I'Kid Universit) Hdward G. Whipple, BGSU Vice President lor Student Allans gradual*' ami one "I the most Emmy Winner John Qiiinn. Mayor. ( m ol Bowling Green Larry L. Miles. Chair. BGSU I ouniiation Board Inc. respected broadcast journalists PROFILE: Tim Conway to David A. Bryan. Chair. BC.sl Board o I trustees in Cleveland Bihh is in Ins Entertain Crowd Cheri C opeland-Shull, Vice ( hair. Robert & Ellen Thompson sixth year as a member ol the lu.si Alumni Board ol Dim tors I ntvcrsitx Board ol trustees Emmy Award winning Jonathan Bragg. President. I ndergraduate Student Government As the new K renovated anil expansion with University and agreed to serve as master i omedian anil Universit) |oe Skariah, President, Graduate Student Senate expanded Student I nion leadership, and examining alumnus fun ( onwa) will lend develops as the heart ol drawings of the new facility, ol ceremonies because the 7-8:15 P.M. Union holds a special place in Ins , oineihc talents to help campus life, Robert M and the) enthusiastically jumped Ins heart. dedicate the new Bowen- BOOK READINGS BY LOCAL AUTHORS Ellen (Bowen) Thompson on board. I hompson Student Union might not recognize the David I I leitz I lien and I came away from One ol the first events he Saturday night Conway. well |im Albert brilliant facade or the state-of- l| there so impressed that we attended as a Freshman in I d2 known from his tenure on the the-art interior. It will hear little immediate!) wanted to was a special orientation in the legendar) I he i arol Burnett UNIVERSITY PERFORMING DANCERS resemblance to the cozy Nesi support their efforts," Bob Student Union Ballroom 11" Show," will do a stand-up DEMONSTRATIONS FROM THE SCHOOL OF ART they grew to love during their ; said. " I hats bow excited we've i rcddu' falcon Reuew He i omed) performant e lor Ion Ginnaty | ■ 11 Rekuckl college days in ihe 195%. been about this project." remembers the freshman pep dedication-night ceremon) Mille Guldbeck c hris Rufo But the beloved Union will be rally, when' he learned ihe words Brandon llarrell lodd Wozniak Ihe Thompsons, who met at a IO c onway, a 1956 graduate, is one prepared to continue its vital \\ Ziggy-Zoomba" and other fraternity-sororit) CM hange ol the Universitys most PERFORMERS FROM THE COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS role as the central place lor the BGSI solids anil established that dinner on campus, said the celebrated stars During an BGSU Men's I horns University community, where initial sense ol BGSt spirit that Student I inions predecessor, illustrious career spanning more Student |azz ( ombo education comes to hie has prevailed over the past -to Kusiini.i s.ui Gamelan I nsemble I In Nest, was a place where than 40 years, be has won five years, h also is where he met his Mi., i aribbean Ensemble I he Union is a pivotal the) i ould spend time future wile-Marguerite Hn.mi ol Emmy Awards lor excellence in location on the campus since it Studying, relaxing, or television, lie got bis amateur COMPUTER LAB DEMONSTRATIONS Toledo. From that point on. they stands loi bunging people so, ializing with othei si.HI as a radio personality with became i lose friends, started STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS OPEN HOUSE together," Bob said The Students. It still holds a warm BGS1 colleague DickMoSS. Ihe dating in laiui.iiA 1963 and ( asino (.anus Psychic Readings structure will he magnificent, plan- m then hearts almost corned) duo performed on married after graduating in 1966 Sports Caines Bowling I'm Sales one ol die best in ihe country, five decades later. To this day. Leon and Marguer- WWBGs Sunn) Side! p Roaming Magu ian bin its significance goes well bio.uliast e\iT\ weekda) It was part ol a wonderful ite share the same story ol beyond the actual building. moming in the old I alcons COMMEMORATIVE PHOTOS BY IPI PHOTO SERVICES lour years lor my husband and their latelul meeting, both still We knew it as I be Nest man) Next, the forerunnet to toda) s me at Bowling Green. It was ,> able to recall the exact Spot 8:30 P.M. years ago. Inn its function union wonderful nine to grow up," where the) were sitting that never change'—its at the heart EMMY AWARD-WINNING COMEDIAN TIM CONWAY 1 lien said afternoon in 1962. His professional start in show ol the real life and pulse ol the l 9 P.M. Bibb is a weekend new s an< hot business i. line in l 'hl. when he entire Bowling Green learning I be I hompsons expect the was asked to perform on ' flic community." Student Union to work like a anil principal reporter on the 6 CHAMPAGNE TOAST AND PROGRAM Steve \llcn show I rom there, huge magnet, drawing the rich and 11 p.m. newscasts on Edward G. Whipple |oe skariah I he I hompsons, W ho sold the In was hired .is the bumbling intellectual resources ol ihe WEWS-TV5 He received Ins Mania Sloan I .III.I Ruben iS: Ellen I hompson Mu hig.in paving compan) I nsign I'arku in 'McHales campus together in an often start in journalism as a student I ,ui\ I Mil. - Sidne) A Ribeau the) owned in 1999 and then at IK,si He wrote for rheBG Nav) ,i role he placed Irom J. Douglas Smith Musk b) I mi Bonski, pianist informal but productive 1962-66. Aftet McHales Navy distributed $128 million ol the setting Ncws. ilul broadcast news fot lonaihan Bragg ( ollegiate ( horale MI ( onwa) moved into his own proceeds with then i »' the campus radio station ami 9:45 P.M. "We would like to see the new television series, starring in employees, made a s i million served as news directoi at the contribution to the project. Sludeni Union become just l niversity's telex ision station. Rango, I In- Inn ( onwa) DANCING WITH THE HOMEWRECKERS show anil I be Tim ( onwav I be name Bowen-1 hompson what they intend it io be—a He also was involved w nil DEMONSTRATIONS FROM THE SCHOOL OF ART flexible plan- where the COW Hour." In 1975, lie joined the cast student Union is a testament Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, lonGlnnati Brandon llarrell Chris Rufo values anil the educational of "The < ami Burnett Show,' lnsi io their generosity, the largest University ( horns ami the Mille Guldbeck |ill Rekucki lodd Wozniak loi us of ihe University will be as a guest and then as a regular gilt m the I niversitys lustorv United Christian Fellowship. ■ showcased daily." Bob said ■ i ast membei Ihs movie credits PERFORMERS FROM THE COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS I he iiniple said that after include Ins lust movie, Mi 1 lales Studcnl |azz ( ombo discussing the renovation and Navy as well as I he World's Kusuma Sari Gamelan Ensemble Greatest Athlete, I he Apple PERFORMER FROM INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Dumpling Gang, I he billion llabib lililrisu Dignitaries in Attendence Dollar 1 lobo anil I hey Went That PERFORMERS FROM THE INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION a \\.i\ and I hat a Wa) UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES PERFORMERS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE Leon Bibb Currently, he performs on \aiha Boiha David Bryan stages ai loss the country. He Geofl sti'phciison Sidney Ribeau. BGSU President (1995- Sharon ( ook ami fellow c arol Burnett Paul | Olscamp COMMEMORATIVE PHOTOS BY IPI PHOTO SERVICES Ed Fcrkany show si.u llano Korman former BGSU President (1982-95) COMPUTER LAB DEMONSTRATIONS lolin 11.11 ll.ll have teamed up lor a 90- Marian Moorc-wife of the late llollts Moore. ( asino Games |\yi In, Readings larrod llirschlcld minute routine that revives BGSU President (1970-81) Habbib Idlrisu from International sports (.allies Howling Pin Sales Michael Marsh Programs will be part of the sonic ol the old characters for Valerie Newell John Qiiinn Mayor. City of Bowling Green evening's entertainment which they are known ■ SECURITY PROVIDED BY THE BGSU POLICE DEPARTMENT Kcrmit Stroh Robert Latla, Ohio 1 louse of Representatives

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~~1941 1958 2002 COMMUNITY DAY SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE, APRIL 28,2002 A SHOWCASE OF CAPABILITIES TO THE COMMUNITY~~

The Berenstain Bears The Lenhart Grand Ballroom offers the community Many rooms of varying sizes offer the community will be visiting the second a large meeting area with dining capabilities for comfortable, and accessible meeting rooms. floor of the bookstore, where several hundred guests. storytime programs will be held every half hour 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sunday. he name on ihe outside says Bowen I hompson on the buildings set ond Moor In addition, the Berenstain Bears I 10-2 p in will be the Bowling Green Children's Chorus, Student Union, But the newesi buildingai Howling will visit the second Moor ol the bookstore where stotytiuie comprising students in grades l-,H and directed by Dr I. Barbara Green State I niversity isnl reserved lor students alone. programs will he held ever) hall hour Irom I I a.m.-3 p.m. and O'l lagin. assistant professor ol music education. From the expanded ' niversit) Bookstore to meeting rooms the Jordan Family Development (finer will present a display of children's an I he bookstore will also oiler a 10 percent discount The culminating event will he a 3 p.m performance of available foi workshops, conferences and seminars, the union is on all purchases Beethoven's Symphom No 9, Ode to Joy." by the Bowling poised to be a valuable resource loi visitors Irom Bow ling Green Green Philharmonia and the University Choral Society. Intro- and beyond The afternoon will begin with noon performances In students ducing the program in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Northwest Ohioans can gel .i look ai the new I nion during Irom Julie's Dance studio in Howling Green and In the BGSU will be Bowling Green Mayor John Quinn and Dr. Richard a communit) open house I I a m to 1 p m Sunday (April 2H). Flute Ensemble, I he dame students will entertain s isitors until Kennell, interim clean of the University's College of I In-1 nt event will cap a three-day celebration ol the unions 12:50 p.m. in the I alums Nest food court area on the Itrst floor Musical Arts. dedil anon of the union Ihe flute ensemble, directed by Judith Bentley, \ isitors to campus lor the open house may park in lots E professor ol music performance studies, will play until I p.m. (across Thurstin Avenue from the union), 7 (just north of Tin- union is .i plan- thai can bring logethei the (extended) outside the sk\ Bank Boom on ihe unions second floor. communit) and the I niversit) communit) said Dr. Wanda Offcnhauer Towers),J and 3 (both just west of McDonald i H ii land, assistani ^ ice President loi Student Affairs and Dean Music will continue outside the skc Bank Boom from 1-2 p.m., residence halls, north of the union) Greeting attendees will be ol Students, I vents al the union give die two communities "a courtesy ol Trihica 131. a saxophone quartet directed by BGSU Student Ambassadors. Bowling Green city officials and chance to celebrate <\iu\ at knowledge cat Ii otherls successes.' shannon Tord, adjunct assistant professor of saxophone. "Green Coats" from ihe Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce Food may be purchased in the food court, including Kids' Meals I he communit) open house on Sunday will offer something lor Also on ihe second floor, the clock tower balcony will be the at Wendy's; free cake and punch will he provided in the mezza- all ages. III. hiding indool and outdooi c hildicns activities thai siteof two performances from 1-2 p.m Scheduled from 1 I 10 nine area Building lours will be available by request ai the will he available until s p.m. I at e painting, balloon animals and p.m. are Suzuki violin students, ages i-12, Irom the studio of Iniormation Desk. ■ huge inflatable toys will he located in the mall area east o[ the Hi Mary Natvig, assoc late professor and acting chair of the union, and Disne) * ai toons cull he shown in the 2 )0-seat theatre Department of MusicologyA omposition/Theor) Singing from

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Please print your name as you want it t i appear on the tite: Please accept my gift of S125 for the Student Union and reserve a 4x8, 3-line tile for me. i i Note: Messages wilt be centeied and must fit in the spaces provided. Punctuation & spaces count as characters. Your message will appear exactly as written. We cannot engrave Greek letters. We reserve the right to edit tile content. RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN BGSU HISTORY Send Completed form with payment to: B&SU Foundation, Inc. Mileti Alumni Center with a personalized Bowling Green, OH 43403 limestone tile in the Bowen-Thompson Student of fax your credit card order to (419) 372-7697 Union's first and second floors hallway and become Please print the following donor information: a part of what promises to be the centerpiece of the campus. With a gift of $300 or $125, you have Name an opportunity to make a permanent investment Address in Bowling Green State University. City State Zip

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11 1^. .— - —>J—*■" mt mORV.f en <^ 5* ■ agv ^ The Role of the •^ COLLEGE UNION The union is the community center JJOJJ of the college, serving students, faculty, "i" < Lf; staff, alumni, and guests. By whatever - EC form or name, a college union is an organization offering a variety of ^L- programs, activities, services, and facilities that, when taken together, doors ^^»- " represent a well-considered plan for ■l^c-*- the community life of the college. onde * ^ «J» forever change the" offi< ,,, open«ng ,n a budding i"-" w; , semestei *«»" llfe, , __. , Wing thai w **~ „, -heart oi y w» -«>-- ffic |oUtne lhe Congratulations to JW*«* _ flnddedlca, ere. Traditionally considered the i.,„, noou\ation. wose those who dreamed "heartstone" or "living room" of the and those who gave. campus, todays union is the gathering place of the college. The union provides services and conveniences that «sgStSssr--Sosi impottanuy. Thompson Student;„, i . ***&-&*.., , lement anu _ m u nmo imi g A place for dreams. members of the college community Together you ha\e made the Bow en-Thompson need in their daily lives and creates an Student Union the best example I've seen of a dream breathing life into a possibility. The environment for getting to know and expansive io»u -.- m ncw ana w»- • - Hionipson -'"" completion of this primarily student-driven understand others through formal 3ss35Sssisssr ..-.--ess. project demonstrates the power of dreams to and informal associations. BSS^-f ...—•««- give life and sustenance to our souls. «uriAn. to »U those Thank you to all the donors, alumni, faculty, staff, students and community members who The union serves as a unifying force tvorfced together to bring this dream to reality. that honors each individual and values In deepest gratitude. diversity. The union fosters a sense of c \^A-&-e^M_ community that cultivates enduring loyalty to the college. Sidney A. Rtbeau Adopted by the Association's general membership in 1996, Edward G.Wh.PP>e r j President, Bowling Green State University BGSU dcmA((ai 5 this statement is based on The Role of the College Union Vice President lor 3i« Statement. 1956. © Thursday.. April 25th. 2002 Bowling Green State University PV I A"."*^"*, ' • 1941 1958 2002 UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE NEW LOCATION USHERS IN NEW ERA FOR BOOKSTORE

elocaling to the Bowcn- Thompson Studcm Union means a lot of things to the University Bookstore—more door space, a more centralized campus location, and a tie-in that brings a lot of student activity. Bui all these positives create a much bigger positive—the . University Bookstore can strive to be not just Bowling . Green State UnivcrsilyV bookstore, but Bowling Greens bookstore. With a modernized floor plan and a 68 percent gain in square footage < 12,604 to 21.268 square feet) from it's old location in the Saddlennrc Student Services Building, the University Booksiore is poised to become a store that can serve all ol the areas needs. All aspects of merchandizing have been expanded and an entire new music section has been added including CDs, DVDs and videos. But it is not so much ol what has been added, but what the floor plan and campus \ lewed In outside sidewalk plus basic school supplies and am more With this weekend location means lo the store's UNIV Y BC traffic some BGSU apparel, gives dedication and c oiiiiiiiiiiuv ability to serve the community students greater access to basic open house, the store will host Merchandise can be displayed An added convenience needs an authoi signing Saturday in a much more customer- Students will notice during night and a c hildrens reading friendly manner through the bus) nines of the vcai is that With the bigger siore and more houi Sunday, both in the use of movable displays. And the number ol checkout flexible merchandise' displays, bookstore and made possible the two-floor layout allows the registers lias been doubled one service aspect will be by the flexible floor plan and store to accentuate its from the old location. And in developed in the new location: displays. capabilities as a major retail terms ol convenience, the more m-store programming, center for general creation ol the adjoining Before, with limited flooi space Its .ill lust pan ol die emphasis merchandise. Plus fronting the Peregrine Shop, which is open such community events as on being ol better sen ice lo area along the old "Union extended hours, and olfers an author hook signings and the campus and community. ■ Oval'' allows for multiple assortment of snacks, drinks, children's siorv reading times window displays that can be health and beauty supplies. were hard to conduct. Not

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needs ol an) group oi private w ill>iu s \\ ings |usi Righl donuts, bagels and .i variety ol w part) I In i hoi< es available ncl made to salads and sandwiches, from interested in getting .i quit k throughout the I nion rcfli 11 ordei sandu i( tics i s ,M i ,-,- us lusi floor location next to bite to eat, ,i sil down meal in .i gathering extensive student Sandwii h Shop Isandu i« hes the food court area restaurant setting, "i creating a input on whai was desired in subs and wraps), l ustans formal catering experieni e foi the new I Inion. I he Bowling Greener) is an several hundred people, open-aii bistro K stauranl on I In l alcon's Nesi I nod ( otirt Universit) Dining Services has the second floor, with seating reatures nine unique cali I lh fin i n !ii( li (.in created a wide variet) ol lui 125-1 50 li features experiences, in. luding a S( .11 ll| ' capabilities foi you in the restaurant -isle dining with Breakfast Bai. I rcshens Bowen I hompson Student ii \el^ l»us> sini < waiters and waitresses, seism.; Union (Smoothies Pretzel I ogi< and lulls opening following Spring appetizers, traditional 1 Inion' Microblast! leal I -> ape Break \s ol salads, homemade soups. ,i A major component ol the new i fresh (in freni li fries . hecsc (,1 in u ide .in.is ol entrees, and an l iiKin is us extensive t hoii e ol steak suits smashed baked Dinin ourl .ill sou (.in eat" hullel on eating possibilities, with potatoes), Ama Grand) I i wi ckdays And you can top oil expanded and upgraded i irtega (authentic Mexican .ins meal ssuh youi favotite Wendy's .i national restaurant catering capabilities to meet the cuisine I fyson's «>i\ illc & i li.im . i< ii!\ ((\\ netl dessert, im luding the coconut (ream pie made ramous ovet MI area, -intli in- anothci the years ,u the Union and populai c hi baked right in the new central campus bakery located in the Adding to the impressive lood I 'nion. court (apabihtx. arc inn iptions in ilh Bowcn \nd for those who want to kick back and relax a little, the I hompson Student I men I he ( arnalion ( .tli and Bakcn I nion offers the Black Swamp Pub, located In the southwest features i irounds foi I houghl . ((i in r ol the Isiuldini; and ( offer home b.ikeil des featuring appetizers and sandwit li spe< ials throughout ilu' day, with beer ami wine served after 5 p.m. I oi those seeking a unique (.in line, experience, the I nion's well-established i atering program lias been expanded and upgraded. Noi onls has new equipment been Mended into the large, second flooi kill hen, but the menu offerings base been enhanced Mso new china, silver and stall have been added to the catering operations. H

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~~1941 1958 2002 STUDENT LIFE NEW UNION BECOMES THE HEART OF STUDENT LIFE ON CAMPUS~~

ft usl ,is the Bowcn In i lose proximit) to mam ol the I liompson Student I nionwill studenl organizations are two IM-, mm- .in integral pan ol the ke) Division ol Studenl VITairs educational mission ol the offices which work ven closely I Inivcrsity, .is ,i student « nli man) aspet is ol studenl life centered fat ilitv the new on campus, I lu- nllu i ol I nion has been i rcated with Studenl Life is on the third flooi Facilities and Features in and the Office ol c ampus become the heart -'I student Involvement is located on the life on , ampus fourth lloor near mam ol the student organizational areas Much ol the fourth (loot ol the Within these offices are the Bowcn I hompson Student offices loi the Dean ol Students, l nion has been set aside fot ludicial Affairs, Studenl student organization office Atmini's. Orientation, Parents' areas. I ighteen studenl Programs, Studenl organization suites ot offices are in the new I nion. with 21 Organizations, Graduate Student Allans. I eadcrship Programs ami oiln i student organizations ( onmiinim Sen ice h.u in", work station areas I Indcrgraduaic Student Govc i in .iiul Graduate Student Senate have offit »■ suites, plus ,i shared conferetu c loom. I niversily Activities Organization also has iis „i'. n office suite. And ili, Hazel II SmithOff- ( ampus Student ( enter is now located on the second lloor neat the Bowling Greener) .mil the Smith Mulitcultural I oun I Inn- .in .i numbei ol comfortable .mil human-scale loungesand 'pocket lounges' where students can sot ialize, relax, study, watch I \. or hold studenl at tivities I In- largest, the Student Activities Lounge, is .iiij.i, i ni to ilu' IIAO office and i.m accommodate informal meetings and socializing, seating as man) .is I iO people.

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1941 1958 2002 ^THROUGH THE YEARS ALWAYS THE HEART OF CAMPUS Over the decades, many aspects of society and college life change, but there are some enduring constants. One is the central role that a Union plays in providing a facility supporting the cultural, educational and social interactions of campus life. That concept had its modest beginnings at Bowling Green when in 1941 a log cabin was built in central campus and was dubbed "The Falcons Nest," by students through a naming contest. The original log cabin, which still stands near Portage, Ohio, filled the same philosophical needs as its successors—it was a campus center, a place for students to gather and eat in the small booths that lined the walls of the rustic building while they listened to big band music piped from a jukebox. Students were known to refer to all the time they spent in that Union as their course in "nestology." In 1947, students voted to increase their fees to build a new union. It took 11 years from that date before the new facility opened— on the same site as the log cabin. It was impressive and included everything from places to eat and study, to rooms for meetings, a bookstore (which moved to Saddlemire Student Services Building in 1968 and now returns to the Student Union), bowling ally and even a barbershop, which moved out in the 1970s with longer hairstyles. In 1995, BGSU students again moved to take action to provide the University with "a first-class Student Union," with the key support of Undergraduate Student Government, Graduate Student Senate, Resident Student Association and Interfraternity Council, among others. And today, we have our new "heart of campus."

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DAVID W. STORIE Now Writer A good number of us are aboul to leave this venerable institution, and none too few, myself included, will trade it for that other venerable institution, marriage. It is then my duty as an entertainment writer to help those of you about to hear your friends and relatives make snide remarks about . a sliai: St IInp Mudt'nis go here for four \eai s ,rul ne\ or c< >me in wearing white. ying The first and foremost bit of sh I uUVPfiavc known about this place souhm;" )■ »hn "I I). advice to those considering 'mih. ilie current-owner of Hoard's said. ^ marriage is that under no cir- cumstances should you have a ^'.ON.MainSt. sincef ie l'MlKMMMlftgot its namefrom big wedding. It'Iisfirst ownenlhewst is history, in By big I mean with more TC acts five orsfl Pits a week, it's :\< woiuloi Htwanfs than the legal minimum of guests. Trust me on this, the moment you decide to invite any more humans than can great things aho is the din-: sii\ of pa arrive in one car, you will begin a journey that Rod Serling and 'Uegfc Dante working together for a , thousand years could not have | come up with. Another great thing alwuit Howard's The best way to ensure a "The music is always good," assures DeSmith. '. small wedding is to tell as few Htwarfs has had its share of amazing live acts. Several hlues legends \ people as possible and wait have^fteced the stage as well as nationally known bands s . as ihe until as late as possible. No one : should know more than half jbonOiBuckwheat Zydeco, \a< -• - an hour before the event that you are going to get married. oplein 1 uropc .-.'no have heard or HOWanfSK a - If no one knows that the the hlues acts we've had here," DeSinith said event is coming, there is a perfect excuse not to show up, Howard's also has many local and surrounding Ohio acts brave Us and you have fewer humans to stage. Twist rjf Nothing, Chaotic Uuphoria, Sugarbuz/., Grasshopper Pic deal with. Sledge and The Shantee are just a few bands that frequencthe club. It should also be mentioned that under no circumstance Many times, bands return because the\ enjovtht mosptu . should you ask anyone's opin- Howard's 1 ion about what you have We like playing at Howard's because \ i■• can real'; IH-UUIM-IV-.■- Si planned. If you ask what they jmaCDcan sometimeson^gixe one-:d> o| theston Howard's :■. think, they will tell you and you are not going to like it sail ivpes of music.'^^Bl|riau l-ngelman, !e.;.' -uigdfof Iwist o! Just accept that every last HOWMftgi\cA^f^faiaiwc loan loo-c. Wlpfcbai \c;-... human being on that guest list u feels likey£re( H% sold out view ,a Madbry' >.:.:.. is going to have a different, completely impossible, set of demands. By honoring any one of these lunatics who you 'It's not just jjockvlubHI blues dim Howard's \\ci once called family, you are ceagreai sound s\v,"" . .."> .". going to completely offend the pUn hold lots of people," hi" said, rest, lust do what you want ad singer of I'olumbus band (irasslv :v\ e likes and ignore the whining if you can. ihehiston i Howard's Say you have not had the played even club in How ling Citeen. hut Howards s like an wisdom to foresee the conse- stiumon.'' he said "When m\ mom graduated froui rHISU in the'liOs quences of involving friends, or worse, family as far as possi- ,ii was there; e\er\one knows about it." ble from your wedding. It is Don't be one ofthe people who find out about this great club too late now time to take a long, slow lake advantage of ihe good music and \iotk\ pi'op I > Howard's ClutlH breath, look at the love of your story nv offers today. It is open Monday through Iridax from .> pan tu ' lOa.m life, and run as fast and far as andrea wilhelm withhapp) hour from 3-9 and Saturday and Sundax from I.'pin to possible. illustration by Disappear until the day of, _':.ill a.m. with happ\ hour from I _'-*>. leaving your assorted relatives matt iuey& erica minix to sort the damn thing out. Return on the day of the wedding and gather those surviv- ing relatives together, bailing out those you can afford to, Different day, same old Dave and just do whatever they had compromised on. You will not By Lisa Bettinger Between" and "TrippuY Billies." on stage put Dave's footwork to nosebleed section. UPCOMING DMBTOUR BC NEWS NOW EDITOR like their work, but at least you Those who left early should be shame. Kweller's set was so memo- DATES will have survived it. Dave Matthews Band is per- kicking themselves about now. What there was little debate rable that at times you forgot 8/5- 8/6 Columbus, Ohio @ haps the biggest touring band in With the exception of "The about was opening act and a that there was even someone on Polaris Amphitheater lust for the sake of argu- America right now. It can pretty Space Between," there was very part of Dave's ATO Records, Ben stage. Not even a personal intro- 8/8 Cincinnati, Ohio @ ment, say you are trapped and much fill up any venue. That was little noticeable material from Kweller. He might sound good duction from Dave himself could Riverbend Music Center cannot hide out on a private the case Tuesday night at The the Everyday album. What fans on CD, but on stage he was save the pitiful performance that island or in a convenient cave, Palace of Auburn Hills as the did get was a preview/perfor- weak. Kweller came across as a followed. Dave Matthews Band Set List or even worse, you want some venue was filled from the floor to mance of songs from the now half-assed Ben Folds wannabe. Every Dave Matthews Band (according to the band's official input on how your wedding is the nosebleed section. infamous "Lillywhite Sessions." His opening song, which ripped show is different, so the audience ivebsite) going to turn out. Musically, the band sounded However, there seemed to be ofTVanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby," was in Cleveland might have had a "(#40)", "So Much To Say", Now you have a real prob- as strong as ever; however, those fewer familiar songs and more the wrong way to start the show. completely different experience "When The World Ends", "You lem. The best way to actually expecting to hear a non-stop obscure material and album "Sha Sha" was even worse. It's than those who were at the Never Know", "Warehouse", marathon of greatest hits defi- cuts. Casual Dave Matthews fans not uncommon for some empty Palace. For die-hard fans, it was "Raven", "Crush", "What You Are", make this your wedding is this nitely walked away disappoint- probably walked away upset seats to be present for an open- great, while casual fans might "One Sweet World", "Too Much", simple phrase, "1 don't care ed. With Dave Matthews Band, with that. ing act, but the high number of have been less then happy. It's "Grey Street", "Grace Is Gone", what you want Now shut up there is no guarantee that you Many identify Matthews as the empty seats says something. The these dynamics that make a "limi Thing", "Don't Bum The and live with it or stay home." are going to hear anything as the star of the band, but on this audience also seemed to have lit- Dave Matthews show so hard to Pig", "Where Are You Going", Learn those words, love those band is constantly changing its night violinist Boyd Tinsley stole tle to no reaction to Kweller's act, review. 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Anselmo's voice stays mid-range chances as its labelmates, it is just and restrained for the most pan, as deserving of the prog metal complementing rather than label. On Beyond Daylight, one dominating the songs while gets the usual mix: moderately adding a layer of emotional hon- engaging guitar riffs, tons of 11' IS! | esty. synths, a clean, higher-register This is explicitly evident on vocal, and enough ballad fodder "Learn From My Mistake," a can- to eventually disappoint 3r> did, melancholic portrayal of On the plus side, both intro Phil's ongoing heroin struggle. track "High Walker" and "Cold o.W My complements to the produc- Wind" have an unexpectedly tion as the musical strengths are r »i-f.r - • JA.* crunchy guitar tone, adding a lit- catered to be it on the mellow or tle much-needed grit to the over- more rocking tracks. Sheryl Crow Badly Drawn Boy Down II Vanden Plas all tone With just enough space C'mon, C'mon About A Boy A Bustle in Your Across the board, I love the to show one's musical chops and pacing of this record. I fall into Beyond Daylight just enough pretension to make Soundtrack Hedgerow A little change did do some each track, letting it float me this "art," I could hear this record, along and be led place-to-place, Another release from the minus vocals, as something a good for Sheryi Crow. Cmon, It seems oddly fitting that the When the first Down record Cmon brings us a happier, if not mood-to-mood. An exquisite Inside Out label, and like Pain of guitar instrumentalist would movie opening up against the came out, I was a bit disillu- construction, Bustle joins the Salvation, this has been available happily claim as one's own. The more poppy, Sheryl. This album second "Star W^rs" prequel is also sioned with vocalist Phil Anselmo has a much lighter sound than Entombed's Morning Star as a in Europe for a while but was just excess of keyboards adds to this. releasing its soundtrack at about and chose to pass on what I favorite for 2002. Grade A released here. While Vanden Plas I know the brightness is an some of her previous efforts. the same time as the John Case in point is "Soak Up The thought would be more like the -BradKtypchak takes fewer experimental attempt to add depth and tex- Williams score. disappointing Pantera-like Sun." It's the first real song of the ture, but to my ears, all the keys Unlike other films, the sound- recordings of the time. accomplish is conjuring images summer. track to "About A Boy" features It's so perfect for summer that Upon hearing Down II, I made CONCERT REVIEW of lower tier 70s album-oriented only one artist, Badly Drawn Boy, a mistake because the side pro- the video even has a summer rock bands. Maybe that's also due aka. Damon Gough. ject's second record is a master- to vocalist Andy Kuntz often theme. Sheryl has not released a Cough goes all over the board The Breakup the act, it might have woken up song with this much fun since fully constructed return to the sounding like Styx's Dennis stylistically. The bulk of the songs 70s. While the album title The Breakup is a local modem the audience. On the other hand, DeYoung. Hell, Vanden Plus even "All 1 Wanna Do." I am not sure anything could have a strong childlike quality to alludes to Zeppelin and there are rock band with a solid sound and covers Kansas' "Point of No Sheryl also taps into her seri- them. There are the chimes and some decent songs. I saw The have really gotten the crowd ous side. "Over You" delivers traces of that influence present, a Return" (admirably, I admit). the tinkling of small bells. Other Breakup on stage last weekend going: It was late and they Where the album essentially heartbreak withabitofpopand more direct lineage would be a seemed a little distant songs like "River-Sea-Ocean" and stoner rock cross of Sabbath and on stage at Howard's and was not fails is frequent return to the soft- a sound that is almost uplifting "A Peak You Reach" have a slight disappointed. The Breakup is definitely "You're An Original" taps into the Alln i.in Brothers. er, slower, and safer. Most songs jazzy quality. Then comes "A The band played an hour set worth the cover charge at have a minute-long break of the both rock and blues. Sheryl and Put another way, this is the Howard's, and it had more than Minor Incident." which definitely record I wished Zakk Wilde or of original songs that kept the slower stuff. The ballads are at iguest Lenny Kravitz also sound has a Dylan influence. The songs audience more or less involved. enough potential to gather a really good together. Monster Magnet would make. best average and at worst ("Can and the smaller instrumental Unfortunately, it was just not local following. If you are up for a You Hear Me") sickly trite. Overall Sheryl is not alone on this Pantera's Anselmo and Rex good local show, it will have a pieces flow together really well. Brown might be the most cele- quiet enough to get them really Beyond Daylight is musically effort. Cmon, Cmon is heavy on "S.RA.T." could pass for a moving and into the show. It was release party tonight at Howard's; the guest stars. Kravitz appears brated and Kirk Wmdstein and skilled and pretty and nice. It's Gorillaz-lite track if Damon a good act, but it was just miss- it is definitely worth your time. certainly not a metal record. For on "You're Original" while Don Jimmy Bower of Crowbar con- Grade B- Albam' were singing on it. The ing something. If the band had the prog fan, sure. For the metal Henley duets with Sheryl on "It's tribute, but Down II is Corrosion just put a little more power into -DovidW. Stone only problem is that whoever is of Conformity guitarist Pepper fan, look elsewhere. Grade C- So Easy." Stevie Nicks and Sheryl playing the trombone needed to Keenan's showcase. -BradKfypchak recapture their magic from practice a little more. The hom "Sorcerer" (from Nicks most section is very, very sloppy on this His fuzzy guitar tone fits per- recent effort, Trouble In Shangri- one. fectly with the open, languishing La) on a couple of tracks. The "About a Boy" soundtrack grooves the album presents. Gwyneth Paltrow even shows up, definitely lacks the bombast and Whether it be the crunchy doing a more than decent effort boom of the "Star Wars" score, opening track "Lysergik Funeral" Check out the BG News Website at on "It's Only Love." but the music can stand alone on or the bluesy acoustic slide of Cmon, Cmon is the first real its own. And you won't think of "Where I'm Going," the tracks sit- CD of the summer. It's well worth ledis and Wbokies every time you uate one comfortably on the www.bgnews.com looking into. Grade: B+ listen to it. Grade B front porch of a backwoods cabin -Lisa Bettinger ■Lisa Bettinger — no worries nor hurries outside of sitting back and enjoying

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By Wes Holsinger bloody, filthy jerseys and the get those two kids over here." Falcon 1H[ BG NEWTS wads of tape to realize the feroc- Mazzarella called Sunday's "go All the laughter died in sorrow ity of the battle they fought" on or go home" match against as a pair of English mercenaries Mazzarella's mood darkened No. 2 Penn State as one of the student laid waste to the BG rugby team's considerably when asked to best matches he has ever since 19-1 storybook season. The access the impact of the English Bowling Green play. A fired-up Falcon ruggers defeated Perm Oy halves, rugby's equivalent of Falcon squad quickly took con- State 46-12 and Indiana football's quarterback, which trol of the match and drove runs in University of Pennsylvania 22-0 controlled every aspect of the down to the Nittany Lion goal in preliminary matches but then game for the Aztecs and Nittany line only to have wing Tim lost to San Diego State 21-7 and Lions. Rieger's try disallowed by referee Penn State 24-14 in the sweet 16 "The games weren't decided Fred Thomas. Penn State then Boston of the National Collegiate Rugby by who was better coached or turned the entire match around Championship. better prepared," he seethed. and scored a try and conversion "The guys left their hearts and "They were decided by a rich to take a 7 -0 lead.

souls out on that field this week- alum that preordained the out- "That first drive was crucial," Pholo Provided race end," BG coach Roger come of those games as soon as BG assistant coach Chris Hopps Mazzarella said of his team. "All he plunked down the money to LOSING GRACEFULLY: Inside center Pete Cromly dodges a Penn By Erica Gambaccinl anyone has to do is look at the pay for the rugby scholarships to RUGBY, PAGE 11 State tackier. IHi ec NEWS Running in a race is nothing unusual for senior Vince Molosky, but running in a race where people line the course, "I wanted to be the best punter in the MAC. My goals lor next year are only to get belter. Ideally I screaming and cheering him guess the best situation would be if I didn't punt at all, though." on, was. This year's Boston Marathon PAT FLEMING, FALCON PUNTER had the third-largest number of participants with 16,638 entries, including one Bowling Green student, Molosky. "It's something I've always wanted to do," Molosky said. "I've always been a runner. It's the most prestigious marathon in the world, and it's always been one of my goals." The Boston Marathon was first run in 1897 and has been run almost every year since then. In order to qualify to run in the Boston Marathon, you have to run in one marathon during the past year and finish in a certain time. For 18-24- year-olds, that time is three hours and 10 minutes. • Molosky ran in the Columbus Marathon in October and finished in a little jft, over three hours and seven minutes. jg£j^4 "My time wasn't very good in ~ '%*+ that," Molosky said. "But it qualified me for Boston." . - ' The deadline for applying to

.■ L WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday, April 25, 200211 Rugby loses nationals Fleming bombs balls RUGBY. FROM PAGE 10 Falcons still in the lead at 14-13, bust for the Falcons. They took and he then turned the comer both of the weekend's prelimi- FLEMING, FROM PAGE 10 content with being a punter. He said. "The better you do, though, said. "If we had scored, it would on the BG defense for a try and nary matches. Hooker Ty Long hopes that with one more solid the more people look up to you." have changed the entire com- an 18-14 Penn State lead Not scored two tries, and Oy half Jon played as a defensive back and year, that Fleming may end up in And a lot of people are looking plexion of the match." finished, the Brit then hit yet Woodman hit a penalty and four made two tackles. Blackney con- the pros, up to Fleming. Instead, the Falcons were another drop kick and finished conversions as BG beat Penn vinced Fleming to stick with "Being a punter has its perks, "He's a great kid and he's got a forced to spend the rest of the the Falcons off with a penalty State 46-12. Also scoring tries in kicking. but at the same time, you might bright future ahead of him," half chipping away at Penn kick to put the match out of that match were centers Lucas Fleming, who admitted at first lose some of the respect from the Meyer said. State's lead. Center Pete Cromly reach and make the final 24-14. Bosco and Carl Samuel, scrum he missed being a defensive other players because you are booted a pair of penalty field BG also dropped its first half Sam Pietrangelo, wing Tom back, stuck with kicking and is not seen as an athlete," Fleming goals, and scrum half Vince match of the tournament by a Gongwer, and fullback Jake Puhi Staropoli 'wiggled through the 21-7 score to San Diego State The Falcons also whitewashed PSU defense for a try and an 11- Once again, the Falcons were longtime rival IUP 22-0. 7BGIead. victimized by a British import Woodman hit a single conver- The Nittany Lions' English fly who scored all of the Aztecs' sion as well as punching over a half, Brian Sherman, tightened points on six penalty kicks and a Pistons edge Ratpors try. Ranker Reed Luecke, lock the score with a penalty kick, but drop kick BG's only score came Joe Cmolik, and center Lucas Cromly restored the point on a Cromly try and conversion. Bosco tallied on solo efforts. By Larry Lap Antonio Davis added 21 points. Raptors a 81-80 lead with 5:59 spread with one of his own as BG Mazzarella praised the team's The Falcons, now 21-3, will THE ASSOSIAtED PRESS Stackhouse made two free left. headed into half-time leading rugby fans and players' parents finally host a home match AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — throws to put Detroit ahead 51- Ion Barry's 3-pointer with 4:34 14-10. that followed the club to State Saturday against Purdue lerry Stackhouse scored a playoff 50 at 10:57 of the third, the left put Detroit ahead 86-85. The second half turned into College. "Hereweare playing the "After five straight weeks on career-high 31 points as the Pistons first lead since 1-0. Stackhouse made two 3-point- the Brian Sherman show as he No. 2 team in the nation, on their the road, it will be a welcome Detroit Pistons became the first There were nine lead changes ers from the right wing, with the proceeded to demonstrate the turf, and we easily had twice as change to show a home crowd team to take a 2-0 lead in the and seven ties in the third quar- second putting the Pistons rugby skills he had acquired people on our sideline as they how well we've been playing," NBA playoffs with a 96-91 victo- ter as Stackhouse scored 13 in ahead 94-87 with 2.09 left. since taking up the game at the had on theirs. Each and every Hoppssaid. ry over Toronto on yesterday the period. Davis made consecuti\ e shots age of five in his native England. one deserves a personal thank Match time is 1 p.m. at the night. The Pistons led for the final to cut Toronto's deficit to three at Sherman first slotted a 35-yard you." College Park Rugby Field just Game 3 of the best-of-five 2:23 of the third, 72-67 entering 94-91 with 34.8 seconds left, but drop-kick field goal that left the The trip wasn't a complete north of the Tech Building. series is Saturday in Toronto. the final quarter, and main- after a defensive stop. Alvin Chris Childs had 22 points tained a slim lead until Hakeem Williams missed a 3-pointer and 14 assists for Toronto, and Olajuwon's fadeaway gave the with 7 seconds left.

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