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It was a great Olympics but...

This year's Olympic games were great athletically, but columnist Lori Weber thinks China could have been a better host | Page 4 Students will drink anyway

Students drink prior to the legal drinking age now, and will continue to

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Don't be a City transit system sees increased usage compared to last year mail-hater! By Andy Ouriel an increase is the reliability the discount of $ 1.75 per ride. appointments, pharmacies Reporter "The biggest A Cleveland man B.G. Transit provides to its cus- A reason why the elderly and to activities and events tomers, owner of Express Transit thing we can do and disabled population use across the city, Bradley said. will spend some time As gas prices top over $4 a gallon, Scott Potter said. the transit system is because In response to the increase in behind bars after more and more passengers are "The biggest thing we can do is is be reliable and the B.G. Transit advertises in passengers, Bradley said a Transit sending hate mail climbing aboard the B.G. Transit. be reliable and efficient," he said. places where they congregate, Advisory Committee was formed. The B.G. Transit, a public trans- Potter said the B.G. Transit was efficient." including the community cen- The committee bounces ideas to many celebrities, portation system for the city of close to being99 percent on time ter, said Tina Bradley, grant off of one another and continu- coaches and musicians Bowling Green, has had an 8 for pick-ups, making this one of Scott Potter | Express Transit owner administrator for BG Transit. ally seeks improvement within the | Pag. 8 percent increase for the first six the main reasons why people "One of the things I felt impor- transit system. months of 2008 compared to the continually use the system. Two demographics that con- tant for the transit system was There is also a sense of friend- Trouble in same time frame in 2007. "If you want to go to a spe- sistently use the transit are the to get the word out to let people ship that is developed between So far, there have already cific address, we will take you elderly and disabled, which know we have it," she said. the workers and the passen- Denver been over 18,000 passengers to right there. If that's what you consists of nearly 75 percent The transit provides the gers, B.G. Transit Manager and use the B.G. Transit this year. need, we would be the right of the transit's customers. elderly and disabled with Three men apprehend- One of the main reasons for choice for you," Potter said. Elderly and disabled recievc a iransportation to doctor See TRANSIT | Page 2 ed after officials feared a plot to assasinate Sresidential candidate arack Obama. are not expected to be charged Three people await Bass Pro | Page 5

Let's get ready trial after murder to rumble Linebacker John makes Haneline left last attempt last Saturday season with a left foot injury, but through hard By Scott Rcckcr head, nose and the back of his splash in work and rehabilitation Senior Reporter head, according to Ptl. Brian the co-captain is back Houser's report. Three Bowling Green people are Stretchbery stated Roby and NWOhio and ready to win in Wood County Justice Center Meredith had been calling him after being arrested for conspir- Friday night "begging him" to acy to commit murder following meet at Meredith's apartment. After opening this summer, store on 1-75 provides fishing equipment and more an alleged assault early Saturday Stretchbery said he was dropped morning. off at Meredith's Fairview By Michelle Bowrnun According to Buchanan, each feel for the archers so they can Branden Roby, 22, Rebecca Avenue apartment by a female Reporter department is run by an employ- leave satisfied. Meredith, 21, and Owen Dotson, friend early Saturday morning. ee hired specifically because Some students have already 18, all of Fairview Avenue, were Roby was not at the apartment Interested in the outdoors? they are experts in their field. begun to show their enthusiasm all apprehended following the at the time but Meredith invited There's a new store in the area This helps provide customers for the store. incident. Stretchbery inside, according to that might reel you in. with accurate knowledge about "I'd be interested in shopping Shortly before 7 a.m. on the report. Bass Pro Shops, located off I- anything in the store. there because 1 like the outdoors Saturday, Bowling Green Police Nearly 20 to 30 minutes after 75, recently opened during the In addition to the different and I'd be interested in learning Division received a call reporting entering the apartment a tall summer and carries many dif- outdoor departments, Bass Pro more about future fishing events an aggravated robbery by a black black male, who was later identi- ferent items, ranging from fish- Shops also has a general store and activities," said freshman male "who may have a gun" at fied as Owen Dotson, allegedly ing to hunting. that includes a deli, old-fash- Eric Oathout. 1020 Fairview Ave. beat Stretchbery in the head and "Bass Pro means we are a ioned ice cream and an archery Bass Pro Shops offers sev- What area of campus Upon police arrival Foster face after Stretchbery refused to very big fishing store, but we range. The archery range is eral seminars and events that needs to be beautified "Brad" Stretchbery, 20, of Grand hand over his gold necklace and have more than that. We also $7 per hour if the customer is take place on the weekends. the most? Rapids, Ohio, flagged down wallet. Stretchbery told police have large hunting apparel and using their own archer or free Sometimes even professionals police from the backseat of a that Dotson then claimed he footwear departments," said if trying out one of the store's help run the seminars. black unidentified vehicle with Assistant General Manager Rob archers with intent to buy. The multiple contusions on his fore- See MURDER | Page 2 Buchanan. intent is to let customers get a See PRO SHOP | Page 2

Jessica Hartwig Union casino encourages students to mingle Freshmen. Fashion Merchandise By Justin Antill was able to put together this Ryan Cieker expected at least Reporter annual event for the students. 1,000 students to attend. "By Kohl they should "This gets freshman out and "We can come together and be more artsy and Students struck with gambling meeting new people," RSA Vice work as a team," Cieker said. stuff" | Page 4 fever transformed the Union President Lauren Fatica said. Doug Wilson from A.J. i Ballroom into a casino rem- With the help of volunteer card Sunny Rental Company stuck niscent of the Las Vegas Strip dealers such as Dr. Ed Whipple, around to check on dealers in and the Riveria at last night's Dr. Glenn Egelman and Deb order to make sure they were Resident Student Association Novak, students were able to doing a good job and to make Casino Night. gamble at Blackjack, Texas hold sure everyone was having a TODAY The typically ordinary ball- 'em and the money wheel. good time. Partly Cloudy room was decked out in flashy Students were given $2,000 "|The event] must have decorations and the sounds of worth of chips — which was High: 81. Low: 59 worked last year because we are chips clashing and shouts of equal to one ticket. The tickets back this year," Wilson said on winners transformed the room were used to raffle for prizes the success of the event. into a mini Vegas. like Rockband, Ipod Touch, a Students who attended the With donations by the flat-screen TV, a bundle of mov- event enjoyed themselves as TOMORROW University Bookstore, snacks and ies, Guitar Hero 3 and book- well. drinks from the Catering Service store prizes such as BG shirts Partly Cloudy PLACE YOUR BETS: Students partake m Casino Night Resident Student Association trans- "It's fun and I |had| a good and tables and chips from A.I. and hats. High: 81, Low: 62 forms the Union Ballroom into a casino each year, granting free admission to all students. time," freshman Amanda I Sunny Rental Company, the RSA RSA Executive Board Member Coffman said. VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE fc 2 Wednesday August 27,2008 WVWBGNEWS.COM

Another intention of Bass Pro equipment for outdoors, but the PRO SHOP Shops is to be involved with the atmosphere leaves customers From Page 1 community. feeling like they are outdoors. ississippi town scene of largest "We try to be involved in com- "The first thing everyone does I lie purpose of seminars is lo munities and schools around us. upon entering the store is look iilwntc children in the outdoors The BGSU cheerleaders were up because it's not a normal ceil- and provide more learning expe- here for the grand opening and ing, the store is full of murals single-workplaceimmigrationraid riences for novice people," said we are always looking for more that are hand-painted by several Buchanan. ways to be part of the commu- different artists," Buchanan said. By Holbrook Mohr ity in lena, La. Nine who were ICE agents stormed in. When Ilicy are generally offered to nity," said Buchanan. "Next year, The murals, which surround The Associated Press under 18 were transferred to the they found out she has two people of all ages and specified we will be really involved with the entire building, are to pro- custody of the Office of Refugee sons, ages 4 and 9, she was when otherwise. the National Tractor Pull that vide customers with a different LAUREL. MiSS.—The largest sin- Resettlement. fitted with a bracelet and told When asked whether he takes place in Bowling Green, shopping experience. gle-workplace immigration raid lohn Foxworth, an attorney to appear in federal court next would go to the smre, Senior including providing shuttles to The store hours for Bass Pro in U.S. history has caused panic representing some of the immi- month. Her husband, Andres, Nate Schroeder said he would. and from the location." Shops are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. among Hispanic families in this grants, said eight appeared in was not so lucky. to "gii c i( cal area some business The store, which is also affili- Monday through Samrday and small southern Mississippi town, federal court in Hattiesburg on "I'm very traumatized because and kiH'p them around." ated with Nascar, not only offers 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. where federal agents rounded 1 uesday because they face crim- I don't know if they are going to up nearly 600 plant workers sus- inal charges for allegedly using let my husband go and when I pected of being in the country false Social Security and residen- will see him," Elizabeth Alegria someone over to "whack" illegally. cy identification. said through a translator Tuesday MURDER Stretchbery. Meredith also TRANSIT One worker caught in He said t he raid was traumatic as she returned to the Howard Monday's sweep at the Howard for families. Industries parking lot to retrieve From Page 1 told police the plan was for From Page 1 Dotson to take Stretchbery Industries transformer plant "There was no communica- her sport utility vehicle. ua-. going III gel his gun and out of the apartment before Driver Mike McCoy said. said fellow workers applauded tion, an immediate loss of any "We have kids without dads Stretchbery lied the apart- shooting him "You get to be friends with |the as immigrants were taken into kind of news and a lack of under- and pregnant mothers who got ment in the opposite direc- While police were at the passengers] and talk to them. I custody. Federal officials said standing of what's happening their husbands taken away," said tion of Dotson, apartment, Roby called enjoy it very much," McCoy said. a tip from a union member to their loved ones," he said. "A Velez's son, Robert, youth pastor Police obtained a search Merediths eel I phone and told AndthoughBXi.Transitis pleased prompted them to start investi- complete and utter feeling of at the church. "It was like a hor- warrant for 1062 I'airview her if she told police about the with the increase in numbers, they gating several years ago. helplessness." ror story. They got handled like Ave. and found Meredith plan "it would be over for her," are still looking to gain more pas- Fabiola Pena, 21, cradled The superintendent of the they were criminals." and Robert Engle, 20, of according to the report. sengers throughout the later part of her 2-year-old daughter as she county school district said Howard Industries is in Weston, Ohio, as well as Police l.t. Tony Hetrick said 2008 and beyond. described a chaotic scene at the about half of approximately 160 Mississippi's Pine Belt region, drug paraphernalia inside it is believed the attempted "I truly believe we can meet the plant as the raid began, followed Hispanic students were absent known for commercial timber the apartment. murder was revenge for a demand no matter how high it by clapping. Tuesday. growth and chicken processing During questioning, police previous drug deal with gets," Brad ley said. "I was crying the whole time. Roberto Velez, pastor at Iglesia plants. The tech company pro- discovered a plot construct- Stretchbery gone wrong. For more information, visit I didn't know what to do," Pena Cristiana Peniel, where an esti- duces dozens of products rang- ed by Hohy, Meredith, and Roby, Meredith and www.bgohio.org/grants/trans- said. "We didn't know what mated 30 to 40 percent of the ing from electrical transformers Dotson to kill Stretchbery. Dotson are all three current- portation.html. was happening because every- 200 parishioners were caught to medical supplies, according to Meredith had told police that ly in Wood County lustice one started running. Some up in the raid, said parents were its Web site. when Stretchbery came to Center on a $100,000 bond, people thought it was a bomb afraid immigration officials Gonzalez said agents had her apartment Hohy called and are awaiting a 9 a.m. but then we figured out it was would take them. executed search warrants at and told her he was sending Friday pre-trial. immigration." "They didn't send their kids both the plant and the company CORRECTIONS About 100 of the 595 detained to school today," he said. "How headquarters in nearby Ellisville. Did You Know.. A story in yesterday's issue of workers were released for scared is that?" She said no company executives The BG News made an incorrect humanitarian reasons, many Those detained were from had been detained, but this is The distance between statement about Wood County's of them mothers who were fit- Brazil, El Salvador, Germany. an "ongoing investigation and your elbow and wrist electoral history. Democratic ted With electronic monitoring Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, yesterday's action was just the is the same length as presidential candidates won Wood first part." your foot! bracelets and allowed to go home Panama, and Peru, said Barbara County in 1964.1992 and 1996. to their children, officials said. Gonzalez, an ICE spokeswoman. A woman at the Ellisville head- About 475 other workers were Elizabeth Alegria, 26, a quarters told The Associated transferred to a U.S. Immigration Mexican immigrant, was work- Press yesterday that no one was and Customs F.nforcement facil- ing at the plant Monday when available to answer questions. NO COMPARISON

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Jetlinerhijackedin Darfur, claimed by rebel group

By Kh„led El-D.eb soon after taking off from Nyala, The Associated Press capital of southern Darfur, en route to Khartoum, the nation- TRIPOLI, Libya — Hijackers in al capital, said Yusuf Ibrahim, Sudan's wartorn Darfur region director of Khartoum's airport. EEK! seized a jetliner carrying near- The plane was diverted to ly 100 people, including local Kufra, a desert oasis in southeast Darfur officials, and forced it to Libya close to the Sudanese and land at a World War ll-era air- Egyptian borders, some 1,000 field in the heart of the Sahara miles from Tripoli. Desert in neighboring Libya, The Kufra airport official said officials said. the hijackers belonged to the A Libyan official at the remote Darfur rebel Sudan Liberation Kufra airport said there were 10 Movement led by Abdul-Wahid hijackers belonging to a Darfur Nour. They rejected Libyan rebel group and were demand- requests that they release women ing enough fuel for the Beoing and children on the flight and 737 to continue to France. allow provisions onto the plane, But the rebel group quickly refusing any negotiations and Interested in Greek Life at BGSU? denied any link to the hijacking. demanding the refueling, the The flight was commandeered official said. Come meet the members of BGSUs 44 Saturday, August 31 fraternities and sororities and get more Trip to the Toledo Zoo Toledo, OH information Oh My? Do you want to see a few lions, tigers and bears? Come to the Office of the Dean of Students (301BTSU) to buy a GREEK CARNIVAL S15.00 discount ticket. You must buy your ticket by 12 p.m. on TODAY! Thursday, August 28. Shuttles will leave 11am-2pm BGSU at 12 p.m. and return to BGSU at Outside the BG Student Union approximately 5 p.m.

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II WWW.BGNEWS.COM CAMPUS Wednesday. August 27.2008 3 GET A LIFE CALENDAR OF EVENTS Some o( the calendar of events is tata from events Miami students, faculty shot at in Guatemala 7 p.m. - 8 p.rr How Crowded is Your Bed TBA U-Wire "The people who ambushed that deputy director for academic, cle that drove past" affairs for ll-S, and graduate Keitges said the randomness 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. T\vo Miami University pro- van didn't know there were Americans students Maricru/ Rivera and of the incident wouldn't war- BGSU Cycling Team: fessors and three graduate Wilbert Meade were not hurt. rant the university's tancella Information students are safe and back in there. They were thugs who would The woman who had inju- tion of future trips to Guatemala. S.5Thur$tonSt.(UCF) Oxford after being ambushed ries to her hand and stomach Although, he said it was not up to by gunmen in Guatemala. do it to Guatemalans." was transferred to Guatemala him lo make that decision, On the morning of lune 23, 9 p.m. -10 p.m. City for medical care and is "Since that was the case, it the group was five miles from David Keitges | Director of International Education still pregnant. wouldn't be logical for the uni- H20Kickoff the Belize border when two Boardnian used die satellite versityto say. 'Don't send another 101 Olscamp men wielding rifles stepped out the owner and her son, who of mind to get us out of there," phone IES owns to call the office group of students to Guatemala,'' of the underhush 10 feet in front were driving the van, had a Boardman said. "She just got at Miami's campus and report lie said. 8 a.m. -11 p.m of the van. The driver sped up, quick response time. He said he shot at, her daughter's in the the incident. Boardman said the univer- Muslim Student but two bullets were fired and believed the men intended to kill hospital, and she's helping us." "There was nothing that sity takes great effort to ensure hit the vehicle. Association Prayer Room the driver and any passengers He said she found the police Miami or anyone in the U.S. study abroad programs are One bullet went through the they could and then rob them. to file a report, located another could have done ... people located in sale areas and that 204 Olscamp driver's side window and exited Boardman said he is extreme- van and explained the situation were safe and we would pro- the university is prepared in the out the passenger's side win- ly grateful to the owner of the to the driver. ceed and make the airplane," case of an emergency. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. dow after grazing the mouth van, a Guatemalan woman who The group was able to stop Boardman said. The university regards the Tye Dye Thorn of Mark Boardman, director of accompanied the group with her at a hospital in Belize to get David Keitges, director of State Department's navel warn Table Space Union the Institute of Environmental daughter and son. treatment and make it to the International Education, said ings. and trips to Kenya and I laiti Sciences. In the incident report, airport on time. Boardman lie is unaware of any incident have been cancelled in the recent 10 a.m. -2 p.m The other bullet went through Boardman wrote, "Although said only one flight per day like this having ever happened pas) because of warnings issued the window by the third bench (the) choice (to use local leaves the airport. before on a Miami study abroad Greek Carnival for those countries. seat. According to the incident transportation) may have cost Injuries resulting from the program. He said the gunmen He said the university keeps Union Oval report, graduate student Anne more money, it proved to be a incident were minor. Boardnian weren't targeting Americans. student information on file, Wick ducked in time and the life-saving one." got stitches and medication, "The people who ambushed including emergency contacts, 5:30 p.m.-6:30 pm. bullet went over her head. He said the woman took great which his personal physician that van didn't know there were and always lias a person nian- Campus Organization Kick However, the bullet ricocheted care of the group when her own Identified; as appropriate upon Americans there," Keitges said ninga phone in the case of emer- Off off the inside of the van and daughter, who was pregnant, his return. "They were thugs who would do gencies abroad. Students also struck the owner's daughter's had to be treated in the hospital Wick had minor cuts and 202 Union it to Guatemalans. They weren't have lo purchase extra health hand and stomach. for gunshot wounds. requested not to receive medical looking lor Americans that day. insurance before traveling 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 Boardman said he was glad "She had the great presence attention. Sandra Wov-llazleton. They were looking lor any vehi- abroad through the university. Late Night Event Meeting 201 Union

7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Wednesdays In the Pub: Man who drove vehicle into The Pit gets up to 33 yea rs BINGO Black Swamp Pub By J«ssc Jamas Dtconto prison term of 26 years and judge dismissed it. "One of the things our to his lawyer. (MCT) two months to 33 years for "One of the things our govern- "That's is correct, sir," said 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Mohammed Taheri-Azar. 25, ment won't tolerate — and alter government won't tolerate fallen- \/ar said. Audition for Voices of the HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A for the 2006 attack at The Pit, 9-11 our citizens won't tolerate "Is there any particular rea- ... is trying to use Americans Holodomor man who drove a rented sport a gathering spot outside the — is trying to use Americans son for that?" Fox added. utility vehicle into a lunch- student union. as punching bags or targets for University Hall "The defense rests, your time crowd on the University Taheri-Azar declined to terrorist acts or mindless acts," as punching bags ..." honor," Taheri-Azar said. of North Carolina -Chapel Hill speak in court. Against his Fox said. Butonewitness.Taheri-Azar's 9pm -11 pm. campus was sentenced yester- client's wishes, his attorney, Two of those injured and the Carl fox | Superior I sister, Leyedia, did testify, tell- Craig Karges Illusionist day to up to 33 years in prison. lames Williams, made a brief mother of a third victim testi- ing the jury that her brother was 202 Union Orange Superior Court argument for a lesser sen- fied yesterday, focusing on the nine attempted murder counts ulu.ix s helpful when it came to judge Carl Fox ordered a tence of about 20 years. The emotional impact of the crime. to two counts. computer or car problems. She "There's sort of this invol- Taheri-Azar, a U.S. citizen said the brother she knew was untary clench in my back born in Iran and a Unlversit) not the one who had rammed a when there's a car behind me, of North Carolina-Chapel Hill utility car into the pit. and I can't see it," said Susan graduate, claimed alter the "He was a really naive kid who California teenager launches Burgin, who suffered a bruised attack that he was following wouldn't hurt a fly," she said. elbow and neck spasms after God in avenging the U.S. gov- In previous court appear- she dodged the leep driven by ernment's killing of Muslims ances, Taheri-Azar has behaved Taheri-Azar. around the world. unpredictably, He was evalu- non-profitgroup/lnconvenientYouth' Taheri-Azar pleaded guilty In court yesterday, he repeat- ated al a psychiatric hospital this month to nine counts of edly declined opportunities to and found competent lor trial. ByWillOr.mus "We wanted to kick off young attendees got advice attempted first-degree murder. explain his motives or give a Before sentencing him, (MCT) on stage poise from an adult As part of a plea bargain, pros- fuller account of his actions. I ox asked if he had anything the most effective way speech coach. Thanks to fami- ecutors dropped nine felony "You don't want him to call elsetosay. PALO ALTO, Calif.— A 17- ly connections, the public rela- assault counts. For sentencing any witnesses on your behalf?" "No, thank you, your honor," year-old Palo Alto, Calif., girl possible and unite kids tions firm Burson-Marsteller purposes, Fox consolidated the Fox asked Taheri-Azar, referring lie said. has launched what she hopes helped publicize the event pro will become a nationwide from all over the place." bono. Attendees were recruit- youth movement focused on ed from the San Francisco Bay global warming. Mary Doerr | Founder Inconvenient Youth area and beyond through a Last weekend, some 80 teen- grapevine of school officials. Check us out online at: agers gathered at Stanford up a slide projector — and a "We wanted to kick off in University for a three-day social networking communi- the most effective way pos- conference that marked ty where members can share sible and unite kids from all the kickoff of Inconvenient ideas and experiences. over the place," Doerr said. www.bgnews.com Youth, a campaign founded "I want to get young peo- lenny Fuentes, 17, came by Castilleja School rising ple everywhere engaged and up from Los Angeles after senior Mary Doerr. Each is active and really question- being nominated by her being trained to lead presen- ing," Doerr said. "What right college counselor. tations on climate change do older generations have to "I always wanted to do based loosely on the one given jeopardize our future?" something for the environ- by Al Gore in his film, "An Doerr admits her goal of ment, but I didn't know what JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. Inconvenient Truth." starting a youth movement to do," she said. When she But where Gore sought akin to the civil rights move- returns from the training, mainly to educate and warn ments of the 1960s is ambi- Fuentes has already lined up people of climate change's tious, especially for a girl who presentations to groups at her Rental Office: (419) 354-2260 perils, Doerr says her group plans to take a full course load school and at nearby Cedars- 319 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, OH emphasizes action. Beyond in her upcoming senior year of Sinai Medical Center. showing slides, its members high school. But she already Doerr is hoping Fuentes (Across From Taco Bell) will be asked to lobby elected has plenty of help. and the others who attend officials, start clubs at their Other teens, including the weekend's confer- www.johnnewloverealestate.com schools, and find ways to cut 19-year-old Miles Alkine of ence at Stanford University their own families' green- Menlo Park, Calif., have joined are just "the first wave" of Hours: M-F: 8:30-5:30. Sat: 8:30- 4:00 house gas emissions. Inconvenient Youth as offi- Inconvenient Truth ambassa- The whole enterprise cers. Adults, including family dors. If the Web site takes off, revolves around a Web site friendsand mentors, sit on the for instance, she could envi- that doubles as a resource hub nonprofit's advisory board. sion holding similar training — with tips such as how to set On Friday, the conference's sessions every few months. ■ 1^1 ■ ■ IJ II ||_ LL1 i1 !i i! §1 Vl! 'I i = BacK to School mi SAL€ s 2CL 10. 25. 16 iM^i»j» !: M !:M* !! 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Bringing an end Beijing games were Olympic-size letdown

the swap was made because Yang to white privilege "And while the flame was never did not "portray the image that China wanted to convey." extinguished, the concept that something On the political spectrum, China did not improve its image is an uphill battle was wrong with the Olympics this year by revoking the visa of U.S. ath- lete, loey Cheek. started early in the minds of many." "Whites in our society I 'm a geek for the Olympics. It's true that Cheek is the jWt I I live, breathe, Tivo, and eat the president of Team Darfur, which W* ** ,« CONRAD have... been taught Olympic spirit of competition, Now fast forward to the pass- you know that some of the most is a group of Olympic athletes ^bW PRIISCHER ing of the Olympic torch. spectacular fireworks that night that are trying to bring peace ■■V fAajLry and of course, Michael Phelps. they are not racist However, despite my ongo- Because of China's long history were computer generated? The to the devastation of Darfur in W^ M COLUMNIST ing support and fervor of this of human rights violations, the BeijingTimes, China's own news- Sudan. It's also true that he was even though they momentous spectacle, this communist propaganda appar- paper, broke the news that the headed to Beijing to open up Olympics left a sour taste in my ent in almost all the government's phenomenal footprint fireworks, talks with foreign dignitaries Imagine a football field on the benefit from society's mouth. It wasn't because China words and actions, and its closed the 29 individual footprints that to try to make a resolution to side of a steep hill. One team won more gold medals than the off relationship with the rest of 'ran' to the Bird's Nest Stadium the crimes in Darfur. However, plays going up the hill while the institutionalized U.S., nor that Japan beat the U.S. the world, protesters took aim were CGI masterpieces. The China closed the door by taking other plays going down it. women's Softball team, or that at the ever-burning literal and footage of a helicopter flying away Cheek's visa, which led to Things have improved over racism." Nastia Liukin was jipped big time metaphorical flame of Olympic above and capturing this image speculation that China was not the years, but in our society on the un-even bars. spirit And while the flame was was recorded months before the going to completely cooperate white people continue to play The taste, which is reminiscent never extinguished, the concept ceremony even took place. From during the Olympics like they downhill against people of color they have as a result of their of eating a mouthful of limes, that something was wrong with now on I guess I'll have to see promised the IOC. who are playing uphill. whiteness. comes from the fact the beauty the Olympics this year started fireworks in person to know if I want this known. I don't take What would happen if whites Schools and universities con- and spectacular tranquility at early in the minds of many across they are real. anything away from the athletes talked to members of their own tribute to the continuation of the heart of the Olympics, was the world. Another story of inconsistency who participated, nor the one race about the topic of racism? institutional racism by exces- turned into a giant press release, Despite the preliminary also came from the Opening million volunteers of the 2008 Research appearing in psycho- sive training (which ieads to complete with myth and manip- antagonism of protesters, I was Ceremony. Remember the ador- Olympic Games. logical literature reveals whites people just following along with ulation of facts. still supporting the Olympics able little Chinese girl who sang I just want to know and under- often subtly agree with the com- conventional thinking) at the What am I talking about, in China. I wanted to give this "Hymn to the Motherland7 She stand the reasoning behind the mon attitudes of while society at expense of education (which you ask? country the benefit of the doubt, was so cute you wanted to pinch manipulation, especially since large — attitudes that discreetly cause people to think for them- Let me start at the beginning. to rise above all criticism and her cheeks at how adorable she China promised to "behave" itself imply whites are better. selves). Would it be ridiculous to Back when Beijing was in con- showcase its people, culture, was. Her voice was clear, and in front of the world. These racial attitudes are think that because of the kind tention for the 2008 Olympics, desire to be different, and show sweet, with that touch of inno- The gates were open, the changing and have changed of training for jobs our schools the International Olympic the world that China can be cence that makes one catch their chance was there, and while the noticeably within the last 40 and universities provide, we lack Committee (IOC) made it clear an open and friendly nation. I breath and feel the heat of tears overall effect was positive, the years. But white attitudes about education in a broader sense of that any choice of city had to wanted to believe. well up controversies blurred the spec- people of color, particularly opening minds to reduce rac- comply with certain standards. On Aug. 8, the wonderment However, the Chinese orga- trum of greatness that could have blacks, are still often unfairly ism, sexism and homophobia? Some of those standards includ- and ethereal amazement of the nizers pulled a Milli Vanilli on been achieved. prejudicial with highly negative If we were more broadly edu- ed being able to financially take Opening Ceremony shocked the the world. Idiosyncrasies marred consequences. cated, as opposed to primarily on the burden of the sporting world. It was beyond awe-inspir- Lin Miaoke, the little girl with the vision. I recently heard a televi- trained, we might notice more event, as well as world relations. ing. It surpassed breathtaking. It the red dress and pigtails that Hopefully the legacy of the sion commentator talk about injustices and unacknowledged China had the money to back up was an intellectual, visually over- wooed the audience, was actually Beijing games will overcome this a poll which concluded that white privilege. Broad education it's bid for the 2008 Olympics, but whelming moment of unrivaled lip-syncing. Yang Peiyi was whose later on, but for now, the tricks 30 percent of whites are racist. for mind opening may help us its strained relations with other beauty. This is what the Olympics voice we heard. She is just as cute played on the world are still Some non-racist whites often notice that something can be countries was one of the major were meant to be as Lin; however, Yang has a small fresh in the minds of those who think, "well if the percentage done about injustices. Educated hurdles it had to clear. The magic didn't last long. gap in her front teeth. Because watched, cried, laughed and cel- was higher not long ago, things citizens can change the way Signing a promissory note of Shortly after the ceremony of that, she was pulled from the ebrated. And my Tfva must be getting better." things are. Long-schooled and acceptance and understanding concluded on American televi- ceremony and replaced with Lin. But if whites were serious primarily trained individuals of the IOC's regulations, China sions, stories were popping up Chen Qigang, the ceremony's about noticeably reducing rac- can actually prevent a person agreed to their conditions, thus about inconsistencies in the per- musical designer, attributed -Respond to Lariat ism, we would not tolerate that from thinking for themselves. making Beijing a more than formances displayed that night. the change t,o a political snafu. [email protected] 30 percent. We would also con- Excessive training and the viable candidate And they won. First, it was the fireworks. Did London's Telegraph reported that sider making the playing field neglect of education contributes even and paying for the harm to the continuation of racism. done as a result of the centuries When was the last time one of of unfairness. your white friends did some- Many whites contributed thing to reduce racism? When to racism by refraining to do was the last time you did? So, if college students are going to drink anything about racism, partly If you notice that BGSU is because racism was so wide- doing more narrow train- spread and we accepted the ing than broadly educating, white acculturation of "that you may wish to talk to oth- anyway, might as well make it legal is just the way things are." As ers, including your professors, Martin Luther King said, "An deans, provost, and President Staff Editorial us have seen this for ourselves, year found that 24 percent of the right age to switch to. injustice anywhere is a threat Cartwright. You may even wish The Daily lowan or at least seen the effects. women and 34 percent of men College towns are veritable to justice everywhere." Most to write The BGSU Board of This Is a surprisingly savvy complete the "21 for 21" chal- Willy Wonka wonderlands for whites have been trained to Trustees about this matter. The Underage students who want move that displays an honest lenge by consuming 21 drinks drinking, and coupling that think somebody else will do problem is serious and requires to get their drink on without understanding of the world or more on their 21st birth- with a student's first foray at something about racism. immediate attention. breaking the law now have we, as college students, live in. days. The maximum number a university is a recipe for a Because of whites' habits, 1 invite you to talk to two or some unlikely allies. Students are taught abstinence of drinks among women was bombed first semester. Not to some of your white friends three of your white friends about Last week, more than 120 as the only option when it comes about 30, and the maximum mention the radical change it will probably not be inter- racism and white privilege. If you presidents and chancellors to alcohol, until they turn 21, for men was a staggering 50. would introduce to our high ested in discussing racism. gather eight to 10 people in your from colleges and universities which is perilously ignorant to You could argue that 18 is schools. Currently alcohol is Whites in our society have dorm, apartment, or home, 1 will across the country called for the reality of the situation. a safer age for numerological not as easy to come by in high often been taught they are not be pleased to come with evi- lawmakers to consider lowering We all know it takes little to reasons — matching 18 drinks school, but if seniors can buy racist even though they ben- dence of unacknowledged white the drinking age from 21 to 18. no effort these days to obtain and 18 years is, theoretical- and distribute at 18, it suddenly efit from our society's institu- privilege, and lead a discussion This would entail either a alcohol when you're under- ly, less risky. But more than becomes a local problem, not tionalized racism which gives about what may be done. drastic reform or repeal of the age, whether it's having an anything, the study suggests just one for the universities. unfair advantage to whites. National Minimum Drinking adult make the purchase, that, by age 21, people gener- People will always abuse My experience in teaching Age Act of 1984, which denies sporting a fake ID or finding ally aren't any more respon- alcohol — that's never going to a cultural diversity course is a state 10 percent of its federal that jackpot bar or gas station sible when drinking than their change. But this initiative is a the majority of whites do not -Respond to Conrad at highway funding if it sets its that doesn't card. underage counterparts. good step toward identifying acknowledge the privileges [email protected] drinking age lower than 21. Under the current state of It's great that important and minimizing the problem. 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Men not expected to be charged with Obama threats THE BG NEWS SUDOKU By Steven K. Paulson •nd.Lan Jakes Jordan ^9^ Nathan Johnson said, "Looking 1 7 9 2 8 The Associated Press back at it, 1 don't want to say yes, but I don't want to say DENVER — Three men who no." Johnson was interviewed 4 8 authorities initially feared were •<•« while being held in jail on drug plotting to assassinate Barack charges. He said he wasn't Obama at the Democratic involved in any plot. 4 National Convention are facing Three senior FBI officials only gun charges — signaling said it's unclear whether any 3 1 5 they never posed a real threat. of the suspects were serious A federal law enforcement iHtWN ROBERT AU If IMAfilNGARTEll '..•■'••.■.'. •■'. '. about carrying out threats. official in Denver said the three ammunition, walkie-talkies there is no credible threat to The officials spoke on condi- 7 9 2 men and a woman also arrest- and suspected drugs. Federal the candidate, the Democratic tion of anonymity because ed on Sunday are not expect- officials say two other men and National Convention, or the they were not authorized to 6 8 4 ed to be charged with mak- a woman were apprehended a people of Colorado," U.S. discuss the case. ing threatening statements, few hours later. Attorney Troy Eid said in a A fourth federal official conspiracy or other national A news conference to discuss statement. familiar with the investigation 4 1 5 7 security-related crimes. the charges was expected at 6 One of the men arrested told said an assassination attempt It's possible — but unlike- p.m. EDT yesterday. KCNC-TV, the CBS affiliate in was unlikely. ly — that additional charges The likelihood of an assassi- Denver, that others involved in "The capability and their 9 7 8 6 3 could come later, the official nation attempt on Democratic the case had made racist state- opportunity and what they said, speaking on condition presidential candidate Obama ments regarding Obama and had for their weaponry — I 3 7 1 9 of anonymity because the wasdownplayedbylawenforce- had discussed killing Obama don't see that they would charges have not yet been filed. ment officials in Colorado on the day of the speech. have been able to carry it SUDOKO t> 6 S l Z L f 9 8 One of the men was arrested and Washington. When asked if he felt there out," the official said on To play: Complete the grid E 91 S * 8 £11 6 near Denver with two rifles, "We're absolutely confident was a plot to kill Obama, condition of anonymity. so that every row, column Lit 9 £ 6 S I V and every 3x3 box contains Z £ 6 L S I » 8 9 the digits 1 to 9,There is no 9 * 8 Z 6 E I S L guessing or math involved. S ijf 8 9 t> Z 6 E Inmates, considered dangerous, on the loose in New Mexico Just use logic to solve I S E » 8 9 6 L Z By Betsy BUiey 6 L 9 E I Z 8 » S local authorities spent much of conference Monday. "To get tun- Kaynalclo Lnriquez in Lubbock, The Associated Press 8 Z t 6 L 5 9 E I Monday interviewing theescapees' nel vision on where one suspect Texas, Chandler said. Enrique/. 19, family members and friends. They might be going we could actually had been previously charged with CLOVIS, N.M. — Five of eight searched homes in the Clovis area, miss the lead on another one." aggravated burglary, mblxry, and inmates who escaped from a coun - near the Texas state line, as well By Monday night, three of assault and battery counts. Create and solve your ty jail after shimmyinguppipes and as one in Albuquerque, District the original eight inmates had Another fugitive, Javier Zapata, Sudoku— puzzles■ ■!■■■ formi FREE.rncc. I cutting a hole in the roof remained Attorney Matt Chandler said been captured. 19, was recaptured by U.S. at large yesterday and were consid- Investigators "are looking at Victor Apodaca was chased Marshals at 11:30 p.m. in Cactus, ered dangerous. Among them were every family and background and captured not far from the jail Texas. He had been jailed on a convicted murderer and another friend of the suspects and they soon after his escape; the sheriff's charges of aggravated assault, PRIZESUDOKU.COM man charged with murder. will continue to do that until they office gave no details on Apodaca's shooting at a motor vehicle and — | I The escape was discovered hopefully capture these indi- record. A tip led authorities to child abuse. Sunday night. Federal, state and viduals," Chandler said at news

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Here's Johnny NEW YORK — Major League Today in Sports Baseball reversed its long- History standing opposition to instant 1995-Tiger Woods wins replayand will allow umpires to check video on home run calls the 95th US Amateur LB Haneline fully recovered from foot injury in series that start tomorrow. Championship. The start date comes nearly By Chrii Voloichulc 1975-Parum defeats Smith Needless to say, it came at an inopportune time. 10 months after general man- Spoils Editor Until the Akron game, Haneline had established agers voted 25-5 to use the in the first U.S. Tennis Open himself as a leader on the defensive side of the ball technology, and following MLB night match. Right away, John Haneline knew his injury and a guy who would travel to any part of the field agreements with the unions for 1966-Athletics pitcher Paul was serious. to make a stop. The stats also didn't lie, he had 96 umpires and for players. "I felt a pop and a pain I'd never felt before," tackles, one sack, one interception and a forced "I believe that the extraordi- Lindblad starts a 385 errorless Haneline said. fumble over the eight games he played in. He led nary technology that we now game streak. The pop he felt had come from his foot during the entire team in tackles up to the pop in his foot. have merits the use of instant the ninth game of last season against Akron at Haneline had a firm enough hold on the team replay on a very limited basis," The List Doyt Perry Stadium. It wasa Friday gameunder the tackles lead that it took fellow linebacker Erique commissioner Bud Selig said. lights, and the Falcons were in control of the game. With yesterday's announce- Dozier two full games to overtake him. Even 'The system we have in place They would go on to win, 44-20. though he missed the final four games of the sea- will ensure that the proper call ROSSFRANKUMl AP PHOTO ment that MLB will begin Haneline, a junior outside linebacker known for son, he still managed to finish seventh in the Mid- is made on home run balls and SECOND OPINION: Umpires confer on being all over the field making tackles, tried his best American Conference in tackles. using replay in series' starting will not cause a significant delay a questionable home run call as Arizona's to shake off the pain and get out of the locker room on Thursday, here is a list of "Any time you lose a top tackier it's going to be to the game." Stephen Drew looks on. Starting tomorrow, and back to the field. tough on you as a unit and as a team," said line- Three series are sched- umpires can view video ol close calls five of the most replay worthy His attempt to continue playing didn't fare backers coach Deion Melvin. "But you hope to uled to start tomorrow, with plays in history. so well. mold the people around you, the younger guys, for Philadelphia at the Chicago 1. Don Denkinger: "I wanted to come back out," Haneline said. when someone gets hurt they can step up and fill Cubs, Minnesota at Oakland whether fly balls went over the "The Itrainersl told me I had to show them I could that role, although that's big shoes to fill. You hope and Texas at the Los Angeles fence, whether potential home Jorge Orta was called safe put weight on it and so 1 put weight on it and col- you have somebody that can do as well as lohn did Angels. For other games, replays runs were fair or foul and wheth- despite Todd Worrell's foot lapsed. I had to go to the hospital and everything at that point in time last year." will be available to umpires er there was fan interference on else from there." While the coaches would look for answers with starting Friday. clearly beating him to the potential home runs. The "everythingelse" he mentioned was the long the remaining linebackers on the roster, Haneline For now, video will be used bag. Denkinger's missed call repair and rehabilitation that followed his injury. See HANELINE | Page 7 only on so-called "boundary See REPLAY | Page 7 in the 1985 World Series gave calls." such as determining the Royals the momentum they needed to win it. 2. Jeffrey Maier: Derek Jeter's home run in the 1996 ALCS was aided by the help of Maier s fan interfer- ence. Tony Tarasco pleaded his case, but the umpires stood by the original ruling. 3. Livan Hernandez: Eric Gregg's seemingly enlarged strike zone helped Hernandez strike out 15 in the 1997 NLCS. That perfor- mance helped the Marlins ENOCH WU I THE 8G NEWS BG NEWS FIIE PHOTO 8G NEWS FIU PHOTO advance to and later win the BG NEWS Flu: PHOTO BG NEWS FILE PHOTO World Series. GOOD HANDS: Corey Partridge was sec- SCORE: Marques Parks scored five touch- NEW LOOK: Anthony Turner was moved TWICE AS NICE: Tyrone Pronty scored in GAINING GROUND: Freddie Barnes led ond in team receiving last season. downs last season. to the slot position in the off-season. back to back games last season the team wiih nine touchdowns last season. 4. Steve Bartman: Bartman's uncalled fan inter- ference changed the momen- Falcon receiving corps has an abundance of depth, experience tum in the 2003 NLG and left the Cubs out of the World Ray By John Lopez "The fact that we have so many talented squad is making, and how close Series. The incident has since Reporter Hutson his players are. become the latest curse in receivers is a big advantage for our team." Freshman receiver "This group is special," Bird said. Boasting the second-ranked pass- could be another "Not one young receiver has done Cubs lore. ing offense in the Mid-American Tyler Sheehan | Quarterback offensive weapon so much as a minute late to a meet- 5. Matt Holliday: Conference is a respectable feat for ing. That is a testament to our older any of its offenses, unless of course I guys. It's good that none of the guys Holiday's slide in the 13th you're a member of the Falcons' "It's going to be great; we have "The feet that we have so many Partridge said being a wideout for see this as just a competition, but as inning of a 2007 play-in game wide receiving corps. The Falcons a nice mix of veterans like Corey talented receivers is a big advan- the Falcons is more than just a job. a group of teammates working to against the Padres left many are returning 10 of 13 lettermen in Partridge and young guys like Ray tage for our team, we can substitute "We are a family, it is impor- make each other better." believing he never actually pass catching positions, including Hutson who can all catch balls," receivers every four or five plays, tant for us older receivers take Bird was also complementary of all four starters at wide receiver. Sheehan said. even as often as every two or three the younger receivers under our receivers Tyrone Pronty and new touched home plate. Quarterback Tyler Sheehan is Sheehan doesn't think there is plays depending on the routes we wing," he said. excited about having so many tar- such a thing as too many options run," Sheehan said. Receivers coach Stephen Bird See RECEIVERS | Page 7 •gets to throw to. at receiver. Senior wide receiver Corey is glad to see Jhe progress his I WWWBGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. August 27 2008 7

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The worst part for BGNEWSFIlfPHOIO ^^^ ■■■■1 29 Monthly payment Dark Haneline was having to watch his 30 Second cosmonaut Like old bread WORKING HARD: John Haneline may have missed a big portion of last season, but he teammates play out the rest of the 31 Oceanography deg. Bruhn of ballet has pu! in the work to remain a successful defender and team leader 34 School period Nonconformist regular season, the GMAC Bowl 35 Spoken Fluttery flyer 1^■ bb 1 ^M that followed and even the spring 36 _ de Mayo Personal question? practice season. "He's going to give it his all every day. He's 37 Buckwheat groats Check out More than anything, he want- 39 NYC subway line "Kidnapped" auth. ed to be on the field with his going to lead by example and also lead off ACROSS 40 Mornings and after- noons teammates. His inability to suit the field as a good example." 1 Time tor a shower? 42 B'way theater sign up served as motivation to get 6 Some NCOs 43 Burr and Spelling healthy and reminded him how 10 Small town 44 Part 4 of quip much he loved to play. Deion Melvm | Lmebackets coach 14 Spyri heroine 46 Entertainer "I wanted to be there with the 15 Debatable 50 Dissemblance 16 Jacob's twin 51 Morgue letters guys, doing the preparation and 100 percent and ready to take He's going to lead by example 17 Eve of "Grease" 52 End of quip everything with them," Haneline the field again. and also lead off the field as a 18 Spicy stew 56 Earthenware pot ANSWERS said. "It was eating me up not "He made a big time commit- good example... On and off the 19 Stark naked 57 Sea eagles 20 Start of a quip 58 Lawn cutter being out there with them, espe- ment to himself to get back as field he's a good example for all -•! d u H SHN XlS.31 1 1 1 cially during that bowl game." early as he got back." Melvin our young players." 23 Money-managing exec. 62 Gas or elec. 1 A H 1 IM i . i i n 26 Final: abbr. 63 Small monkey I; d •A o ,'i 1 s '. uTI B 1 1 O Rehabilitation was also no walk said. "The doctors, our trainers After having such a productive 27 Tyrant 64 Type of alcohol n t H i V 3|a[o|i N n l in the park. He couldn't even start did a magnificent job. He had to season before the injury, head 28 Part 2 of quip 65 Dieter's word V c (1 1 0 v ■ 'i '. li i'. V really working for seven months. walk around with a screw in his coach Gregg Brandon expects his 32 Bologna neighbor 66 External layer H J n w • H i ■' 1 'O h S V V "There was a lot of stuff," foot. He didn't go through any of now-senior linebacker and team 33 Mischievous kid 67 Pumps, e.g. ■i o a 0 UlS 1 i 3 i 1 34 Upholstery nail V i i J 1 s . . i J '< I V ■i Haneline said. "There was a lot spring. And then to come back co-captain to have a great 2008. 38 "Common Sense" writer M 3 v i ■ <'. • 1 t r. i (1 O rt of work in the pool, a lot of foot off of spring ball and get himself "I expect perfection," Brandon 39 Part 3 of quip 1 n >) . H 0 i a 1 l V 3 strengthening things, just ran- back in shape enough to be ready said. "We always expect perfec- 40 Shepherdess in Virgil's 1 O ■ ' a 1 1 n ■ ! * "Eclogues" 8 1 H 3 s o 1 0 0 0 V dom exercises. I wasn't allowed to go for the first game is just tion. We don't always get it, but i a n NBO 1 ' OHN 3 r H V 41 Editorial notation L 3 l to start rehab until the screws outstanding on his part and on we're always striving for it. As a n V " m c 0 nl i □ i 3 H came out, so I was doing a lot of our trainers and the doctors that senior, as a captain, 1 challenge D H ii els - 'J I 1 )! d V upper body workouts and some treated him." these guys. I sayl 'this is your > Pregnancy Tests Reliable information on all options. light lower body stuff." "When the younger players see team, we'll go as far as you guys 1 During the rehab process, his lohn Haneline, they see a guy want to go'." Counseling Supportive and professional. scar tissue was able to break that's tough, a guy that knows And Haneline wouldn't have it • Post Abortion Counseling 441 Frazee 419.354.4673 up, and he had to work through the difference between injury any other way. • Pregnancy Support www.bgpc.org > Adoption Information pain to get back. By the first day and soreness," he said. "He's "I'm like a new man. I'm so M-Th (10-5). Fri (10-1| > Limited Ultrasounds Please call lor an appointment of training camp, he was finally going to give it his all every day. excited to be back," he said. • Material Assistance

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C/A, appl, non-smoking, ref, $869 with over 75 chapters across the $25 Call 419-261-2038. country, is seeking motivated stu- Call Geroge at (419) 352-2915 chief at a game decides replay The players' association dents to serve as founding Jay-Mar Apt. 2 BR. $510/mo REPLAY officers/members to assist in starting For Sale: Valley pool table. * gas & electric, on-site laundry, needs to be checked, umpires agreed to replay for the bal- a local chapter Contact Rob Miner excellent condition. $1500 OBO From Page 6 available now Low security deposit. will leave the field, technicians ance of the season but retained at [email protected] Call 419-575-8032 Call 419-354 -6036 at MLBAM will show umpires the right, through Dec. 10, to ask for additional bargaining WANTED: Garage near Wooster & Rummage Sale-1st Christian Chrch, Rm/Suite in BG home, non-smoker, Selig, who opposed replay the video and the crew chief will Main St intersecton for motorcycle corner ol Haskins & Poe, make the call, overturning the for future years. If players don't, $400/mo. util. internet, laundry incl. in the past, said he won't allow storage. Will pay for all year WED - 8/27 - 5-8ptn., Call 419-575-6942 its use to expand to additional original decision only if there is the replay agreement will run Contact Tony at 419-575-9456 Thurs/Friday - 9-3. Fri -$2 bag day. types of calls. "clear and convincing evidence." through 2011. "My opposition to unlimited Leaving the dugout to argue a Baseball had been the last instant replay is still very much call following a replay will result holdout among the major pro- in play," Selig said. "1 really think in an automatic ejection. fessional sports in the United that the game has prospered for Selig said the use of replays States. Replays were first used in well over a century now doing may shorten games because the NFL in 1986. things the way we did it." it might eliminate some Video from all broadcast feeds arguments. will be collected at the office of "While the use of instant Field ol Dreams Granite City MajorLeagueBaseballAdvanced replay is an experiment, we room nKwNc^ DRIVE-IN THEATER Media in New York, where it will hope that over the balance of \ i Now accepting be monitored by a technician this season it will prove to be uo«ly Center. 0M and either an umpire supervisor a success," players' union head "Only 35 mleetei NW ol BG" applications for or a retired umpire. If the crew Donald Fehr said. servers at .jam—. Granite City fnw The Dark Knight mi Food & Brewery IRraomicscLlco ■MII The Mummy 3 mi Eaperience required . Apply in person at 2300 Village Drive West. Maumee £ nil iin STATE B Wednesday. August 27.2008 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SAT more inclusive yet suffering from low scores

Alan Schier Zagier in progress, with many colleges The Associated Press "You only had the best of the best taking waiting for several years of data before factoring that portion COLUMBIA, Mo. — For a second the test. The SAT has become far into admissions decisions. straight year, SAT scores for the But the College Board released most recent high school graduat- more inclusive." data yesterday suggesting that ing class remained at the lowest Jim Hull | Policy Analyst scores on the newest portion of level in nearly a decade, a trend the exam are the most accurate attributed to a record number of sible 800 points on the math 35-year high of 520, reached gauge of first-year success in col- students now taking the test. section of the college entrance three years ago. lege. Studies by the University The 1.52 million students who exam, a performance identical Those historical highs are of Georgia and the University of took the test is a slight increase to graduating seniors in the tempered by the test's more California support the group's from last year but a jump of previous year. selective reach a generation findings, it reported. nearly 30 percent over the past Scores in the critical reading ago, said Jim Hull, a policy ana- Malesonaveragescored four decade. Minority students component among last spring's lyst for the Center for Public points higher than females on accounted for 40 percent of test- high school seniors also held Education, which is affiliated the reading section (504 vs. takers, and 36 percent were the steady at 502, but the decline with the National School Boards 500) and 33 points higher on first in their families to attend over time has been more dra- Association. the math test (533 vs. 500), college. Nearly one in seven had matic: the past two years repre- "You only had the best of but females on average out- a low enough family income to sent the lowest reading average the best taking the test," he scored their counterparts on take the test for free. since 1994, when graduating said. "The SAT has become far the writing test, 501 to 488. "More than ever, the SAT seniors scored 499. more inclusive." Average ACT scores released i!', BY GOOGlE IMAGE reflects the face of education By comparison, the highest Average scores also remained earlier this month showed a in this country," said Gaston average reading score in recent constant on the writing portion slight decrease, for the class of SOMEONE HATES JEETER?: Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter was just one of the many Caperton, president of the decades was 530 by the class of the SAT, which was added to 2008 — 21.1 compared to 21.2 celebrities musicians and professional athletes who recieved hate mail from David Tuason College Board, which owns the of 1972, although that score the entrance exam in 2006. For a year ago, on a scale of 1 to 36. test and released the results dropped dramatically within the second year in a row, the With 1.42 million test-takers, the yesterday. five years to near present lev- average score was 494—a three- rival exam still lags behind the The class of 2008 scored an els. The latest math average point drop from its debut year. more-entrenched SAT, but is an sent to pnsion average of 515 out of a pos- is just five points below the The writing test is still a work growing at a faster rate. due to hate mail

JoaMINda of mailing threatening com- The Associated Press munications and two counts of threatening interstate CLEVELAND - A man who communications. wrote hundreds of hateful let- Prosecutors said Tuason, ters to black and mixed race who is of Filipino descent, sent men - inrludini; Supreme more than 200 hateful letters Court Justice Clarence Thomas or e-mails, many to black or and New York Yankees short- mixed-race men seen with stop Derek Jeter — was sen white women. tenced yesterdaj to three years luason, who lived ill the and 10 months in prison. ( leveland suburbs with his David Tuason apologized for parents, sent threatening com- his hrli.u ioi ,u lederal i nun munications to high school, col- saying '"' never meant to hurl lege and professional athletes, anybody, He said he sent the coaches, celebrities, musicians, threatening letters because a news anchors, hospitals, police black man "stole the girlfriend departments and lawyers, he planned to marry. according to his plea deal. Tuason had faced up to 10 FBI agents arrested Tuason years in prison, lie pleaded in March after tracking e-mails guilty In May to si\ counts sen) from a public library. Several cops cheat on drunk driving test

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