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CHALLENGING STUDENT REPRESENTATION I THE MAIN PLAYERS Fire Advocates share ward stories singes Those involved in the advocates on both sides, this has exactly what Read why how the wards had been redis- PUBLIC MEETING TO been a large part of their life up areas everyone students should tricted in the past. According to DISCUSS WARD SYSTEM debate share what it until now. Now that the decision was represent- go to pubtc Kohlstrand, the wards had been was like and what has been made, they share what ing," Kohlstrand meeting. PAGE 4 unbalanced since the 70s. WHEN: Tonight at 7. the past years have been like. said. "I looked at — "The funny thing was that WHERE: 304 Church Street. Mac they have learned. the map and it they knew that they were Council Chambers. The Initiator didn't make sense. There were screwed up and they never did By Jeff Hindenach WHAT WILL BE DISCUSSED THE BG NEWS John Kohlstrand first realized 8,000 students on campus and anything about it." there was a problem with the the population of Bowling Green Kohlstrand then ran a story The meeting will be an open For a decade, the battle over ward system when he began is 28,000. That would mean that the last week of January in 1992. meeting to discuss plans for a East new ward system. All resi- the question of representation in covering city council meetings campus would have to be its After that, he and a group of stu- Bowling Green has been brew- dents of Bowling Green are By Kmberty Dupps for The BG News about 10 years own ward." dents would frequent the city invited to come and weigh in THE BG NEWS ing. Thousands of hours have ago. Kohlstrand started to dig after council meetings to try and get been spent filing briefs, gaining on the issue. Students in McDonald heard "I found a map of the wards the election in 1991. He looked at the fire alarm go off Saturday support, sitting through court because I wanted to figure out back records of the census and 'Look in tomorrow's BG News tor cov- and waiting for decisions. For WARDS, PAGE 2 erage of the meeting afternoon, but this time it was not a false alarm. The Bowling Green Fire Department received a call at 133 p.m. Saturday that there was LEAVING BURNING a fire in a room on the fourth floor of McDonald East. No one was injured in the fire, although one student was found sleeping during the fire. The two residents were relo- cated to another room in McDonald. According to Captain Mike Instone of the Bowling Green Fire Department, the cause of the fire was electrical in nature around a window fan. It was deemed accidental. "It could have been a lot worse than it actually was," Instone said. "There was a similar situation in 1996 in Rodgers." The fire in Rodgers caused $300,000 damage, but the fire on Saturday caused less than $25,000. Instone attributed to the -i difference in damage to the Rodgers room door being open, which allowed the fire to spread. The door to the room in McDonald East had been closed and contained the fire. The fire damaged the furniture, wall and ceiling and the heater. Also, the smoke detector was heat mangled and the glass in the window was broken when members of the fire department entered. The carpet was already removed from the room, as was the furniture. Linda Newman, director of Residence Life, said very little of the residents' belongings were

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ton Smnger BG News Associated Press Photo OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE OLD: When Dan Dakich announced he was leaving Bowling Green, he said a tearful goodbye. Upon his return to Bowling Green, Dakich Box City was all smiles during a press conference announcing his re-appointment as head basketball coach. weathers rainstorm By Chuck Soder 'HE BG NEWS Friday night rain made construction difficult for those building cardboard houses at FALCON BASKETBALL Box City, held by the University chapter of Habitat for Humanity. But Sayaka Sckiguchi and Erin ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FINDS REPLACEMENT FOR DAKICH: DAKICH Crouthamel, co-chairs for the By Dan N:et! five-year contract to replace his to turn down a $500,000 raise coach. This is a man who was before he left. event, said the rain epitomized THE BG NEWS old five-year contract, which was with a major school and return to believes in many of the things But the new questions sur- what the fifth annual event is all • Eleven days ago Dan Dakich voided upon his move to West a team that has been ignored by that I believe in: student-athletes rounding the program are of about — raising awareness for was crying his eyes out about Virginia. NCAA tournament his entire graduating, student-athletes recovery and trust Namely, how the homeless. leaving Bowling Green for West Dakich never signed his West five-year stint as coach. doing things the right way, val- will the program rebound after "Homeless people have to live Virginia. Virginia contract because the "You don't make these deci- ues, leadership and hard work." its patriarch left for a week and in the rain too," Crouthamel Friday he was smiling and final terms were being negotiat- sions lightly," he said. "As we went As far as the Falcons go, then conveniently reclaimed his said. laughing at a press conference, ed when he made his decision to through things, you just decide Dakich's bolt-and-retum act gar- old positions when his dream job Sekiguchi agreed, saying the announcing his return to the resign. what is in the best interest of you nered mixed emotions. fell through? rain might have taught partici- Falcons in a bizarre twist that saw Dakich said at Friday's press and your family, and this is what "We had no say in his decision The bizarre occurrences of the pants a lesson about poverty: "I Dakich resign as West Virginia's conference that he made a mis- I felt was." (o come back," sophomore Kevin last week were not lost on hope they understand remotely head coach only a week into his take taking the West Virginia job. It remains to be seen how Netter said. "There were a lot of Dakich, Krebs or the media. A what it feels like to be homeless." tenure and resume his dudes at He uncovered possible NCAA Bowling Green basketball will be guys on this team with very week after Dakich's extremely Box City raises money as well Bowling Green with a newly violations within the program affected. Skeptics argue that the mixed emorions. It's going to take emotional farewell press confer- as awareness. formed cloud of confusion sur- that could have put him in a hole wounds Dakich opened when he time to gain our trust back with ence, he addressed a somber Habitat for Humanity will put rounding the program. before he ever saw his team play. went to West Virginia are too him." media group in the Mileti Alumni the $829 collected from partici- Athletic Director Paul Krebs However, he said that was not his deep for quick repair. Supporters Dakich seemed to understand Center with other BG coaches pation fees toward the construc- said Friday that the national primary reason for leaving the say that Dakich proved his loyal- that some players were angry and trustees surrounding the tion of a house for a needy fami- jearch for Dakich's replacement Mountaineers. ty to Bowling Green by shunning with him and he vowed to regain periphery. Dakich addressed the ly in the county. was just about to heat up. He said "1 just felt that this was in the a Big East team to return to his their trust. quiet tone by urging the media to Box construction started at 8 if Dakich had waited one or two best interest of my family, myself home for the last five years. Krebs "I told these guys here that I lighten up. p.m. Friday and ended 12 hours Bore days to make his decision, and probably West Virginia," said this proves Dakich's charac- made a mistake in terms of "We're usually rockin' a little bit later. On Saturday morning, over 9 would not have been possible Dakich said. "They can get some- ter, and he believes Dakich is the them," he said. "I didn't realize irl here," he said. a dozen box homes stood in the to take him back. body that can do their job better best man for Bowling Green. their feelings relative to me, and But, at that point, no one was grassy area next to the () f course, Krebs didn't hesitate than I can do it And, hopefully, "I'm surprised and I'm I'm committed to staying with really sure what was going on. A Saddiemire Student Services when he learned of Dakich's it's the best thing for Bowling thrilled," Krebs said. "I think it these guys." few people still aren't and no one Building. Getting them to stand predicament and quickly hired Green." shows that Dan Dakich is not in Dakich's decision left almost will be able to veil what this will was the biggest challenge. Bowling Green's best public rela- Dakich would not go into coaching for the money. He's in everything in the Bowling Green mean to Bowling Green until tions magnet back with a new specifics about what caused him coaching because he loves to basketball program the way it next season starts. BOX. PAGE 2 2 Monday, April 15,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Ward history: 1991 to the present Fan causes fire WARDS, FROM PAGE 1 University's managing attorney, ward system. city. She has worked alongside FIRE, FROM PAGE 1 cannot be smelted through the Fleming started on the case in "Marsh would always argue them as the 1st Ward council- paint something done about the situ- 1993 as the University's faculty that we are a charter city and woman and believed that the damaged. Instone said anything ation. Residents of the fourth Door attorney. He did a lot of research redistricling every 10 years is not lawsuit was no big deal. But that was damaged should be cov- were kept out of their rooms while According to Kohlstrand, for the case for the former man- in the charter," Kohlstrand said. Fleming eventually changed her ered. the room was being cleaned. soon after their efforts, council aging attorney. "Therefore, the city is not mind. There were 15 custodial and While the cause of the fire was voted not to redistrict the wards. "This issue was really being required to redistrict the wards." "The more I talked to Rodney, maintenance staff members who It wasn't until a year later that accidental, Dan Parratt, University pushed by the students," Marsh did take a break from the more I saw how much he spent approximately six hours director of environmental health Joseph Regensburger and a Fleming said. "(The managing the case and it was handed over was into it," Tomashefski said. "I cleaning the room yesterday, and safety, said the Fire Safety group of students would take attorney) tried to slow them for a time to Steve Spitler, a local started to research it more and although the department was the fight to court. Committee will be looking at the down a bit and try to fix it politi- private attorney. found out how important this understaffed. Despite the clean- policies of what students are cally. That was not the answer case is for the students." ing, the walk are still black and will The Plantiffs allowed to have in their room as a they wanted." The Council Since then. Tomashefski has need to be repainted. A special result of the fire. The policies may Joseph Regenburger was the Soon after, he was fired, and No matter what form it has been one of the biggest advo- coating will be put on so the odor not change, though. first student plantiff for the case Fleming took the position of taken over the past eight years, cates for the case. When the pro- challenging the constitutionali- managing attorney because he city council has always kept the posal came for the all at-large ty of the city's ward system. He had the most knowledge of the view of keeping the system the system, she started going to the filed the lawsuit through case. Since then, he has been way it is. student groups to get students Student l£gal Services. through months of preparing "City council doesn't have a out to vote down the proposal. When he graduated, the city and waiting to finally get a ruling City helps Habitat lot of disagreements for the According to Fleming, she cam- tried to end the case because the in his favor. Fleming said he most part." said Sarah paigned more to get students to BOX, FROM PAGE 1 years ago, things were different. plantiff was no longer living in would never trade the experi- Tomashefski, 1st Ward council- vote down the proposal than for "We've had rain so bad that we B(i. But Jeremy Neff stopped the ence. woman. "The decisions are not her own re-election campaign. Kohl Hall residents planning case from being dropped. had to cancel Box City before—it "This has been a very exciting that ground-breaking, so they "Sarah has been the biggest to build a "tropi-Kohl" hut of was raining hard all day," he said. "I was very proud of Jeremy case," Fleming said. "You're try to keep things as peaceful for advocate of this case," Fleming cardboard had to re-attach Box builders could find shelter for stepping up to take on the making precedent on large the residents as possible." said. "She has been a constant their roof after the weather and donated food and drink case," Fleming said. According issues. This kind of thing is going For the past eight years, the force in all of this." blew it off. under Saddlemire's overhang. to Fleming, because Neff took to go in the books." argument from council has Several other students have The rain might have convinced The two scheduled bands can- over the case as the plantiff, the been the same: Residents like joined in on the fight over the a few people to stay home, celed their performances, but the District Court allowed the case The Defense Attorney the ward system the way it is, so years — too many to mention according to lim Carr, a member to continue. chapter planned other entertain- Michael Marsh is the city it should stay the way it is. here. of Habitat for Humanity. But not ment. attorney and has argued the Those who would like to everybody was scared away, he "Right now everyone's busying The Plantiffs Attorney case from them from the start. Student on Council weigh in on the issue can attend said. building houses," Sekiguchi said. Rodney Fleming has been in it He has been the advocate for the At first Sarah Tomashefski the public meeting today at 7 Carr, who helped organize the "But we've got water balloons, a for the long haul. Now the city's defense of the current agreed with the position of the p.m. at 304 Church Street. event in past years, said the rain hammering contest and a few this year was bearable. But a few other tilings planned for later." See what's new Now Signing Leases for in the news!! M± 2002-2003 Listing Management Inc. SUMMERentals Brand New Efficiency & We have Rooms in a Rooming House, 2 Bedroom 1 Bedroom One Bedroom Apartments and Efficiencies Hillsdale Apartments Apartments that are furnished/unfurnished available for summer only. Coming for August 16 MOVE IN Prices at $600.00 to $700.00 for the WHOLE SUMMER! Deposits $200.00

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Reporter sentenced for impersonation www.bgnews.com/mtion CLEVELAND (AP) — Avi Lidgi, 27, a journalist from Thousand Oaks, Calif., pled guilty to impersonating federal officials to get documents in an economic espi- onage case ahd was sentenced to a year of probation and community service. The documents were wanted in the case against two scientists accused of stealing research from the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. STATE Toledo Concorde ight canceled flights to New York and meet the TOLEDO — The world's 100-seat Concorde there, a pro- fastest commercial jet did not fly moter said. into Toledo this weekend as Pat lohnson, the director of planned. operations for Atlas World The Concorde was scheduled Travel, said tour participants to make a charter flight from Toledo Express Airport to may be "getting a break," London yesterday, taking pas- because they'll spend a previ- sengers willing to pay $6,915 for ously unscheduled evening in a one-way Concorde flight, four New York. days in London and a return But several people who hoped travel ticket via a commercial to watch the Concorde's first- airline service. ever takeoff from Toledo were But after only about two disappointed, she said, when dozen people bought tickets, the they called the travel agency to tour operator decided to book ask about the flight's departure the travelers on commercial time. Gay Road renamed Associated Press Photo THE ASSOCIATED PRESS community' and we could elim- CONVICTED: U.S. Rep. James Traficant Jr. is mobbed by the press as he exits federal court in Cleveland. DAYTON — Some Union inate the harassment, intimida- Township residents, tired of tion and hatred that we experi- snide remarks about their street ence on a daily basis" address, have convinced county Betsy Gressler, a spokes- Experts praise judge's patience commissioners to change the woman for the National Gay and name of Gay Road to Green Lesbian Task Force, said resi- Apple Road. By Joe M:licia money from mobsters to over- Mahoning County jury would The jury was aware of dents "cleat ly understand the 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS "The repercussions of living sting of homophobia if they per- look gambling, drug trafficking convict him of anything," Frynn Traficant's contention that the 1 CLEVELAND — U.S. Rep. and prostitution as part of a said. on a road called 'Gay are not ceive there to be a stigma of liv- charges were the result of a gov- pleasant," wrote Sharon lames A. Traficant |r. tried to win secret sting operation. Traficant also tried to bait U.S. ernment vendetta, even though ing on Gay Road." his federal corruption trial using The day after the verdict, District Judge Lesley Wells into Mckinney, 48, one of 19 resi- Some residents said the road he was prohibited from making dents who signed a petition. name came from the surname a defense based on bombast, newspapers ran photos of an adversarial relationship and that defense, Zimmerman said. courtroom theatrics and a theory Traficant hugging the jury fore- make her part of the supposed "The snide remarks and of a family that once lived there. that the government was out to man. conspiracy that the government She said the possibility that his thoughtless comments about Elaine Turner said the change get him. This time the jury failed to is out to get him, Frynn said. claim was true came up during one's address being 'GAY' are wasnt a big issue for her family, But in the end, substance won embrace Traficant's antics. But Wells' sense of humor and deliberations. intolerable." but the theft of the Gay Road out over style. "We felt he was handicapped warmth made her seem like a "Some of the jurors felt it may She and other residents said sign at the intersection with "Traficant knew as well as any- that he did not have an attorney," real person to jurors, Frynn said. have been a government thing. It they were not making a state- Crain's Run Road was worri- body if the case was focused on said jury forewoman Helen Knipp said the jury thought was discussed whether the gov- ment against homosexuality. some. evidence, he would lose," said Knipp. Wells '"was wonderful" in the way ernment was after him. But it But gay rights activists said the "We've lived here 29 years and Marc Dann, a lawyer and legal The jury — which did not she handled the case. was not pan of what we ruled," residents' problem with the the sign is gone more than it's analyst in Youngstown. "He include anyone from Traficant's "We all decided that she she said. street name is telling. there," said Carolyn Green, needed to create a sideshow." congressional district — was the should be voted for sainthood," Dann said prosecutors made it "Here are non-gay people Turner's sister-in-law. who can't even take the harass- The nine-term Democrat beat difference this time, said Tom said fellow juror leri tough for Traficant by keeping The Gay Road sign was stolen federal bribery charges in 1983 Flynn. a professor of communi- Zimmerman. ment of living on a street called monthly for several years, said by doing just that, and in the cation at Slippery Rock Traficant was found guilty of their cool and not engaging him Gay, much less being gay." said )im Uoolf, service administrator process launched a political University, who has studied all 10 federal charges, including in a fight. Jim McCarthy of Dayton. for the township service depart- career as a maverick. Traficant for years. racketeering, bribery and fraud The lead prosecutor, Assistant "Wouldn't it be nice if the gay ment. But he said thefts are Traficant, who was sheriff in "People expecting a repeat of for taking bribes and kickbacks U.S. Attorney Craig Morford, said and lesbian community could down to about once a year since Mahoning County at the time, his 1983 trial didn't see that this from businessmen and his own he was satisfied that the case was simply petition to have them- workers put it on a 15-foot pole persuaded a jury that he took year. ... There is no way a staff. made by the evidence. selves named the 'green apple about four years ago.

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Wooster Street, across from Two Bell FIRELANDS * BGSU Firelands • One University Drive • Huron, Ohio • 419-433 5560 • www fird.indt bqsu edu 4 Monday, April 15,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEI.VQIOIK www.bgnews.com/opinion "If the Catholic Church in America does not fit the definition of organized crime, then Americans seriously need to examine their concept of justice." Arthur Austin on the scandal rocking the Roman Catholic Church. He claims he was sexually aixiMd by a priest OPINION Students need to stand up to city City council doesn't think JOIN US AT COUNCIL this way. tem to get rid of our student rep- Students make up a large portion council. If we can accomplish students care enough We have covered this story for resentative. But that getting voted of this city, yet they are under- Come to the public meet- this, we can accomplish any- about the city to merit ing to show city council years now, and city council down was not enough to show represented when it comes to city thing. We need to show city coun- attention. It believes that since that the students have a seems to keep looking for ways to them how serious the students government. This is because stu- cil that we do matter to this city we are only here for four years voice. hinder the students' representa- were. Now they are at it again, dents just don't care. and that we will not take their and we, on the whole, do not tion. When the students first proposing a system to split up the We need to realize that we have jabs sitting down. If we don't, they The meeting is UH1.IV al 7 p.m. at 304 vote, we should not have a say in Church Strcel in Council Chambers went to council, it ignored them. campus. such a strong voice in this city will continue to treat us like noth- what goes on in the city. When the students took up the It is time for the students to that we could get anything ing. And we believe that over We at The BG News do not lawsuit, council fought at them. stand up once again against accomplished. If we would have 16.00X) people cannot be counted believe this should be the case. So they should consider us being During the eight-year lawsuit, Goliath and arm our slingshots. banded together in the first place, as nothing. what if we don't vote? We are still here for four whole years. This is council did everything it could to This is our last chance to finally resolutions like the smoking ban So come to the public meeting residents of this city and we not a small period of time. We get the lawsuit dismissed. When get what is rightfully ours. would never have passed. today at 7 p.m. at 304 Church should have some say in what need to be able to have a say in the lawsuit was going to be ruled It's also really upsetting to So we call out to all the stu- Street and show city council that goes on. Instead of thinking that our lives for those four years. in the students' favor, council know that so many students do dents, we need to band together the students do have a voice and we are here for only four years, But city council doesn't see it tried to pass an all at-large sys- not care about this situation. to fight for our place on city we are not afraid to use it. J7I lEI^S i() II1K l]l)H()li PEOPLE Another religion is -ON THE STREET for him. It is no big deal. I think (male) to help me with the carry- still taught in schools Chivalry not feminists should wholeheartedly ing heavy stuff, give me a hand What do you think support chivalry, as this is a way while 1 board a shuttle, or hold should be done about point is simple: If the govern- demeaning for men to show that they door open for me. I don't want to TIM ment truly separated church respect and care about women say that nobody does it. I only the Catholic Church KLOOS and state, then why are public to women and that they appreciate the hard mean that I don't wait for men's scandal? schools teaching Humanistic work women do. We deserve to chivalry anymore. Guest Column doctrine? Because the plan was I am writing in response to be "placed on a pedestal," so to "Can a woman feed herself, to gel rid of God and Trent Hanshew's article from speak. Hard as it may be for dress herself, speak herself?" Christianity, not religion. April 11, entitled Chivalry some people to accept, there are Angela Gianoglio asks. Of course, In response to the recent Second, Evolution is not sci- Protects Fragile Women. In his differences between the sexes. as many women around the articles that have been mock- entific fact. This is a lie. Here is article, he sarcastically states that We are not the same, and hope- world, I can do all these things, m ing God I would like to point proof from scientists: Dr. "men should treat women with fully we never will be. but let's separate our right to do out a couple of truths Robert A. Millik.n i. a physicist respect, because they are fragile something from our ability to do First, I think it's funny that and Nobel Prize winner, said in and could riot survive if we were HEATHER HESSEL something. There is a fine line the separation of church and a speech before the American STUDENT between being empowered and not to do so." I strongly disagree SAM P0PA state didn't actually work. Yes, Chemical Society. "The pathet- with Trent. being taken advantage of, God, and creationism (which is ic thing about it is that many It angers me that so many between using your body and SOPHOMORE the teaching that "something" scientists are trying to prove feminists think that chivalry is Chivalry's end letting your body be used. There "If they committed a made the universe) was the doctrine of evolution, actually demeaning to women. are some things, which men do removed, along with its entire which no science can do." Dr. better (like carrying heavy stuff); crime, they should be Since when does treating anyone religion. The flaw in the system Darcy Thompson states: "In not victory why don't we let men help us to with respect show superiority to prosecuted like every- was that even though the study of evolution and in do it? If we tend to call it "cliival- one else." Christianity was removed, our attempts to trace the that person? Usually when ry," I don't mind; but for me it is for women Secular Humanism was not descent of the animal king- someone shows respect to only normal playing of our gen- another person, it is because Tim Brown's commentary in Secular Humanism is (for dom, our score years' study of der roles. those who never heard the they feel the other person is of The BG News on April 10 and I would never say that holding TheOriginofthe Species has equal or higher status Angela Gianoglio's response on it term) atheism. While some had an unlooked for and dis- door open for woman hints on may not view this as a religion, I believe that chivalry is not on April 12 inspired me to think her disability to do it herself. appointing result. This failure outdated or sexist whatsoever. about my own experience. the former president of the to solve the cardinal problems "Give us equal rights! Give me an New York Chapter of the Being chivalrous towards a Since I came to America I have opportunity to open this door by of evolutionary biology is a woman in no way implies that met same problem almost every American Humanist very curious thing." myself!" feminists call. But who Association said that it was. she is too fragile to open a door day. Probably, it is determined by SARAH HATCH Don't you think it's funny did tell you that man, who opens This man was Roy Wood herself or would not survive my cultural background, but 1 door for you, does not respect JUNIOR that 140 years after Darwin without the help of a man. got used to have doors opened Sellars, author of the 1993 introduced the theories of evo- your female identity? Probably Humanist Manifesto (which is Please. I am a female, and I lost- for me by a polite man. In this he does it exactly because he "Prosecute those who lution, not one of Darwin's evo- it when my boyfriend opens the atheistic bible). He also lutionary theories can be country it is not very common does respect you as a woman. commit the unholy wrote a book called Religion doors for me, and he always lets phenomenon. So, I used to stick I told you that now I open all proven? me walk in front of him. He does acts and allow women Coming of Age. He says in this This is just the beginning. If at the thresholds several times a doors by myself. Am I feminist? book, and I quote: "The pre- little things like this to show that day. No way! I only lost my faith in the in the priesthood." people really want to look at he loves and cares about me, not sent book is an attempt to Day by day I learned how to men's chivalry. show the import\>f this recent scientific fact, let's look at sci- because he is trying to demon- entific fact. But saying that evo- manage this situation. Having development for religion.... A strate his power over me. Many spent several months in the U.S., NATALIA PR0KH0R0VA religion founded on realities is lution is scientific fact is any- times, I jokingly open the door . I don't expect anymore someone STUDENT a religion coming of age." Also, thing but the truth. You have been told a lie. You know what ^■ ^S ** in the book Humanist Manifesto I the author says: is said about a lie, though, it "Humanism is a philosophical, goes round and round. The religious and moral point of common misconception about MIKE DETLING view as old as human civiliza- Christians is that even if some- tion itself." I don't know if you one proved that God did not FRESHMAN have seen or heard of one, but exist, and that evolution was "Celibacy shouldn't be there are Secular Humanistic real, we still would believe in God. This is not true; we do not such a demanding churches. Since Humanism, Scientific Humanism, Secular believe in L JS, we believe in part of the priests' Humanism (which are all the truth. My challenge to those lives.' same thing) is a worship of who do not believe man, man is ultimately good Christianity, and want to open (except for Sept. 11, of course). our eyes: Prove, beyond a It is also a fact that Humanists shadow of a doubt, that there is have accepted evolution as no God, Jesus was not the son their religious form of how the of God, there is no Holy Spirit, universe came to be. Even and that the world was created Thomas lefferson said that reli- by an explosion. No one has gion includes "all believers or done this yet, and they never nonbelievers of the Bible." My wilL KATIE SMALLEY FRESHMAN "They should definite- ly be able to get mar- ried and have a life so Have an opinion? E-mail us at they don't take it out Read us online at [email protected] on little boys." www.bgnews.com

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The Sun rises again in New York City www.bgnews.com/nation NEW YORK (AP) —Yes, Virginia, there is a New York Sun again. The new Sun, a weekday broadsheet entering the nation's most competitive newspaper market, hits newsstands tomorrow as New York's fourth dairy paper — and its first new arrival since 1985. NATION "A carefully dressed provider might convey the image that he or she is meticulous and careful." Sniper kills rural Ky. sheriff By Roger Afford the car, on the trunk lid," said OR. MATTHEW KANZlf R, RESEARCHER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Darrell Beshears, the Pulaski SOMERSCT, Ky. — A sniper County judge-executive. shot and killed a rural county Catron was in uniform and sheriff who had just spoken at a was wearing the bulletproof vest Study: Patients political rally while seeking his he routinely wore because his fifth term. A man who left the father, then-Somerset Police rally on a motorcycle was Chief Harold Catron, had been charged with the slaying early shot and killed in 1964. prefer formally yesterday. Beshears said people in the Sheriff Sam Catron, whose crowd pointed at someone leav- police chief father was shot and ing on a motorcycle. killed on duty 38 years ago, was Police said a sheriff's deputy dressed doctors shot in the face Saturday night at and firefighter caught Danny S. the combination political rally, Shelley, 30, of Eubank, about five By lindsey Tanner appearances, the researchers fish fry and fire department miles away when he wrecked a AP MEDICAL WRITER said. fund-raiser. motorcycle that belonged to Jeff CHICAGO — Despite the In an Archives editorial, Dr. W "The senseless murder or Morris, one of four people chal- casual appearance of iheir TV Mitchell Sams Jr. of assassination of our sheriff, who lenging Catron, 48, in the May 28 counterparts, patients want Charlottesville, Va., said that always had a smile on his face Republican primary. their doctors to dress formally while society is entering an "age and dedication in his heart, is Hays said Morris, who had and not show up in blue jeans of casualness," the findings echo devastating to the community," been at the rally, hadn't reported and sandals, a new study sug- those of similar surveys con- former county attorney Fred the motorcycle stolen. State gests. ducted two decades ago. Ncikirk said. Police l.i. Lisa Rudzinski said Name badges, white coats Professional appearance Catron was killed by a single Morris was not a suspect. rifle bullet Saturday evening as Asked if Morris and Shelley and dress shoes are preferable helps instill a sense of trust, and he was leaving the rally at for both male and female doc- patients expect doctors to con- Shopville, a small town about 70 knew each other, Hays'said, tors, the patients" in the study vey professionalism, Sams said. miles south of Lexington among "that's part of the investigation said. More than one in three Pulaski County's rolling farm- that we're following up on." "A carefully dressed provider patients surveyed said sandals, land and wooded hills. Morris did not return phone might convey the image that he clogs and blue jeans were signif- The suspect left the rally on a calls to his home. or she is meticulous and care- icantly undesirable in doctors of motorcycle owned by one of the Somerset Mayor ).R Wiles said ful," said the researchers, Drs. both genders. Similar numbers sheriff's rivals in the election. Catron was known for dedica- Matthew Kanzler and David said male doctors should wear Police said the rival was not a tion to his job and that it was not Gorsulowksy, two northern dress pants and avoid open suspect. unusual to find the sheriff, who California dermatologists. shirts, earrings and long hair or State Police Capt. Paul Hays was single, still out on patrol The findings, based on 275 ponytails. said the shot came from "a con- with his deputies at 2 a.m. patients surveyed in dermatol- At least one in four said they siderable distance." Police said a "Law enforcement was Sam's ogy offices in San lose and prefened traditional hairstyles rifle was found but would not life," Wiles said. "That's what he Fremont, Calif, appear in April's for male and female doctors, give details about the weapon. lived and breathed and did well." Archives of Dermatology. and skirts or dresses or dress Hays would not comment on Catron had trained as a pilot The informal image of doctors pants for women. Similar num- a possible motive. so he could search in a heli- on television shows such as "ER" bers frowned on surgical scrubs Catron, who had held office copter for plots of marijuana and cologne for male doctors. for 17 years, had given the cam- plants. is 'Tar different from that of past In September, Catron television physicians such as The patients surveyed were paign speech and bought two cakes. He had walked back to his announced more than 70 drug Marcus Welby, MD. and Dr. men and women ages 24 to over arrests on 129 indictments in Kildare," but apparently hasn't 60. The study found that prefer- police car with the cakes and was opening the trunk when he what he said was Pulaski Associated Press Photo greatly influenced patients' pref- ences were similar among age County's biggest drug sting. erences for their own doctors' groups and sexes. was shot, Shopville-Stab Volunteer Fire Department Lately, he had been combatting THE SPOT: Flowers mark the spot across the road from the Chief R.J. Riley said Sunday. an outbreak of methampheta- Shopville-Stab Volunteer Fire Department near Summerset, Ky., There's Always Something "The cake was still sitting on mine labs, officials said. where Pulaski County Sheriff Sam Catron was shot and killed. New In The Classifieds!!!

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www.bgnews.com/sports SPORTS BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Tiger just keeps Twins keep Tigers winless By Andres Ml Tigers take a 7-5 lead into the lead THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eighth — their first eighth-inning ibrii Hunter added an RBI sin- getting MTNNEAPOUS—Even with a lead since April 3 against Tampa gle off (uan Acevedo, who later two-run lead in the eighth inning, Bay, when they lost 2-1 in 12 walked Kielty with the bases the Detroit Tigers still couldn't win. innings. loaded and gave up Jones' sacri- They couldni even stay dose. With Detroit ahead 7-5, A.J. fice fly tougher Pinch-hitter David Ortiz broke Pierzynski singled off lose Detroit which replaced man- an 0-for-16sKimp with a tiebreak- Paniagua leading off in the eighth, ager Phil Gamer with Luis Pujols BytmLOe ing bases-loaded triple in an Matt Anderson (0-1) relieved and after six games, is off to its worst '. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eight-nin eighth inning, and the pinch-hitter Bobby Kielty tied the start since going 0-13 in 1920 and AUGUSTA, Ga —Somesee the winless Tigers lost their 11th game by homering on the third the worst in the major leagues red shirt and melt before the first straight game, 13-7 yesterday to pitch. since the 1997 Chicago Cubs shot is struck. the Minnesota Twins. lacque (ones and Cristian began 0-14. The Tigers are off Others last until an early barrage Craig Paquette homered twice, Guzman followed with singles today, then start a series at of birdies makes them start gam- had four hits and made a nice and Doug Mientkiewicz walked home against Tampa Bay The Associated Press bling like tourists waiting on a flight defensive play at third to help the and Ortiz tripled to right for a 10-7 tommorow. SLIDE: Twin's Doug Mientkiewicz scores slides in home safely. home from Las Vegas. One even snapped at his heels like a terrier for all 18 holes of regulation, only lo find out in a playoff what all the rest ofliger Woods' vic- tims already knew: The longer the golf goes, trie tougher he gets. So maybe the question isn't why Relief (loosen didn't stand up to Woods, but whether anybody ever THE TRUST FACTOR will on the final day of a major. "After the front nine, I knew it was all over for me," said Goosen, the runner-up "I just tried realty hard for second." Added Phil Mickelson, who finished third: "The thing about Tiger is, he's the only leader that you don't haw any hope he'll falter. The other guys, thcres a good chance they'll cor ne back two or three shots. That's why you saw a lot of guys making aggressive plays, taking a lot of bogeys and doubles because of it" ' Judging by the way the usual sus- pects |x?eled away at this Masters, the golfer who will step forward to acii'pt the gantlet that Woods has thrown down is still young enough to lx' honing his stroke on a pun- am course somewhere. f Sunday marked the seventh time fri as many tries that Woods went out with at least a share of the lead in one of the game's big four tourna- ments and came home in sole pos- session of the trophy. Even when you factor in playing partner Goosen, who is the defending U.S. Open champion, tlie list of players Woods has left in his dust hardly reads like a golfing version of Murderer's Row. But it's not lacking in real quality, either. Woods' third green jacket is his seventh major title, which ties him with Masters' co-founder Bobby [ones, Harry Vardoa Sam Snead, GERMAIN FITCH Gene Sarazen and Arnold Palmer, who played his final competitive round this year in the tournament he helped popularize. Though five names remain ahead of his, the one Woods has focused on is lack Nicklaus, who tops the list with lSmajorwins. "Give him a couple more years," KEVIN NETTER JOHN REIM0LD CORY RYAN KRIS WILSON Goosen said, "and I think Tiger will JABARI MATTOX be even greater than Jack Nicklaus." Maybe so, but whether Woods' rivals will ever measure up to the ones Nicklaus faced seems unlikely. Besides Palmer, the Golden Bear Coach has to 'gain our trust back' regularly bumped heads with Gary By Joel Hammond "1 thought they were playing a "We were all shocked, defi- Player, Lee Trevino, Tom Watson THE BG NEWS and Raymond Floyd. The names joke on me, because I never nitely," sophomore redshirt Woods has brushed aside en route The people most thought that our new coach John Reimold said. "I don't Just exactly what to his major championship wins shocked by Dan could be our old coach — really think trust will be an hardly match that illustrious gath- Dakich's return to none of us did. 1 was just issue with us, because we ering. Bowling Green after a one- shocked when it happened, already know him and he was the big mistake? The first was Italian Costantino week stay at West Virginia and when that passed I was knows us. At first it was hard to Rocca in the 1997 Masters. The sec- University are perhaps the excited." understand, but after the most important — Bowling "We had no say in his deci- NICK For one reason or another, ond was Canadian Mike Wfeir in the meeting we got over it, and West Virginia wasn't going to 1899 PGA Giampionship, In one Green's basketball players. sion to come back," sopho- now it's time to move on. It's HURM The players Dakich had left more Kevin Netter said. "There make you happy — Bowling jell swoop during 2000, he brushed good because there's no Sports Editor Green was. In turn, I'm sure aside Ernie Els at the US. Open. in Bowling Green last week were a lot of guys on this team adjusting period; now we can learned Friday morning that with very mixed emotions. It's It's not often I write a col- the Dakich family is happier David Duval at the British and just focus on playing basket- umn to tell someone he's about that decision. You *sky Bob Mav, after a playoff, in his replacement had been going to take time to gain our ball." found: DakicTi himself. Now trust back with him." wrong, but I have to say this came back and not everyone (be PGA. "He's going to earn our to Dan Dakich: Coach was happy, though. ;■' Taking Goosen's place at last the process begins of regaining Dakich disciplined five West respect and trust back by com- the trust they had before the Virginia players on the first day Dakich, you did something There's word that the trust year's Masters was Mickelson. municating with us every sin- wrong. You said at Friday's is loss. No one knows how Woods' final-day scoring average coach left, and it doesn't figure of practice for arriving late. He gle day. We don't question his to be en easy one for anyone also instituted rules he used in press conference that you committed you are to this against those seven'was 69. They loyalty — he came back and program. This program is involved. Bowling Green, including made a mistake, but the truth averaged 73. answered all of our questions is you didn't. second best. One columnist The 71 Woods posted yesterday "These are smart kids," making the players shave any Dakich said at Friday's press facial hair and remove any honestly. You have to respect There is no mistake in said that we can't rely on your Was more than good enough. looking out for the best inter- words, only your actions — conference. "They are hurt braids from their hair. that." Birdies at Nos. 2 and 3 convinced Athletic Director Paul Krebs est of you and your family. In all because you packed and his dosest pursuers to get increas- that I left, and they have issues "This is a great thing for us, left for West Virginia. How because we don't have to said there was no hesitation in the decision to go to West ingly reckless. Mickelson got within that need discussed. It will be Virginia and return to BG, many of these people would two strokes after two holes, but difficult for me to build their adjust to a new coach," Ryan rehiring Dakich. "He called me and told me you did that. West Virginia take off if they were offered a never that dose again Els, who tit I trust back up, but we will do it said. "We already know what that he was leaving West offered financial security for half-million more a year? ishul with a 73, climbed within through communication. ... I to expect from coach Dakich, life. After five years with the I haven't forget about your ie on the back, but was done have respect for all of these and we don't need that period Virginia," Krebs said. "I talked to President Ribeau and Mountaineers, you could last five years here. I haven't r splashing down in the creek at guys; they have bright ideas of getting to know a new have retired if you really forgot about your blood-ves- 113th and making triple-bogey. and bright futures." coach. This is a great thing for offered Dan his job back. We are extremely happy to have wanted to. West Virginia sel popping, beet-red eyes i/ Singh was the last to crumple, The players have had many our team; it will only make us offered a prestigious job that from screaming at officials. I • dunking two balls into the emotions since Friday. better." him back, not only in the would have brought you tjend and walking off the 15th "Kris (Wilson) and Josh Dakich and his players had a Athletic Department, but in more national recognition HURM, PAGE 9 Ben after a quadruple-bogey (Almanson) came in and told two-hour meeting Friday the Bowling Green than here. me," BG junior Cory Ryan said. upon his return. community." *•' ' 8 Monday, Aptil 15.2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM D-Backs Woods wins Masters again sweep By tm Ferguson scratching their heads. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "We were all trying to make Rockies AUGUSTA, Ga. —TigerWbods' something happen to catch march toward Masters history Tiger, because we knew he wasn't could not be stopped by the best going to falter," said Mickelson, golfers in the world nor a tougher who closed with a 71 to finish at home Augusta National course. third. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Woods made short work of the Woods accepted his green DENVER — Former- tournament's redesigned course jacket from Augusta National Rocka'e Quinton McCracken Sunday, and had an even easier chairman Hootie Johnson — tra- had three hits and two RBIs, time against a collection of top- ditionally that's the job of the including his first home run ranked players who scrambled defending champion. since 1999, leading the for the sidelines, lohnson ordered the course Arizona Diamondbacks over I le became only the third play- redesigned to make the tourna- Colorado 6-3 Sunday for a er to win back-to-back Masters. ment a tougher test. The changes four-game sweep. An early burst of birdies gave added 285 yards to the length of It's the first time the him control, and Woods never let the course, stretched bunkers Rockies have been swept in a anyone closer than two strokes and shifted the tecs. four-game series at Coors the rest of the way. He closed Rain softened the course and Field, which opened in 1995. with a 2-under 70 to claim a allowed for lower scoring, but McCracken, who played three-stroke victory over U.S. perhaps it was Woods' presence for the Rockies from 1995 to Open champion Relief Goosen. 1997, started his second that turned so many top chal- straight game and had a Despite all the course changes, lengers into mush. the scene was familiar Woods homer, triple and single. Two-time U.S. Open champi- walking up the 18th fairway in a Leading off for the on Ernie Els tried to charge and victory parade, tugging on his Diamondbacks, he also cap to acknowledge the wound up with an 8 by hitting scored three runs. applause. into the trees and into the creek. Arizona had three sacrifice Woods looked to the sky and Former Masters champion flies and took advantage of smiled when his 18-foot birdie Vijay Singh went into the creek, defensive lapses by third pult just missed, but he tapped the crowd and the trees, then baseman Greg Norton, in for par and walked over to hug took a 9 on No. 15. Goosen, who whose two errors con- his parents. started the final round tied with tributed to three runs. He finished at 276 and won a Woods, was already three strokes Miguel Batista (1-0), mak- green jacket for the third time in behind after three holes. ing his first start of the season five years. He became the first Gan anyone catch Tiger? because Todd Stottlemyre player to repeat as Masters "We've been over this 100 was scratched because of the champion since Nick Faldo in times," Thomas Bjom said. "This flu, allowed three runs and 1990. Jack Nicklaus was the only being the Masters and him being seven hits in five innings. other, in 1965-66, and Woods' up there, it obviously puts you Byung-Hyun Kim got four victory put him halfway to under a bit of pressure." outs for his second save. Nicklaus' mark of six Masters. It was similar to Woods' The back of Arizona's rota- last year, Woods battled Pliil record-breaking season in 2000, tion won its second straight Mickelson and David Duval when he won the U.S. Open by a game. Before Saturday's 7-5. down the stretch to become the record 15 strokes and the British 10-inning win, the first player to sweep the four Open by eight strokes. Diamondbacks had been 6-0 majors consecutively. The praise sounds familiar, when World Series co-MVPs Curt Schilling and Randy Another tight finish loomed too yesterday with six of the top "Give him a couple of more Johnson started and 0-5 the rest of the time. seven players in the world years, and 1 think Tiger will be The Associated Press bunched on the leaderboard. By greater than even Jack Nicklaus," THUMBS UP: Tiger Woods shot a 70 to win his second consecutive Green Jacket at the Masters. Astros 5, Cardinals 4 the end of the day, they were Goosen said. ST. LOUIS — Shane Reynolds allowed one earned run in 5 1-3 innings as the Houston Astros avoided being swept by the St. Louis Cardinals with a 5-4 victory Sunday. Lance Berkman, Daryle Blackhawks blank Ward, Geoff Blum and Adam Everett drove in a run apiece for the Astros, who last were swept by the Cardinals Sept. 2-4,1996. out Blue Jackets 2-0 St. Louis cut a four-run, fifth-inning deficit to one on By Rick Gano Daze took a crossing pass points, 25 more than last year. Jim Edmonds' two-run THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from Michael Nylander and homer in the seventh off CHICAGO — Eric Daze from the right circle partially Blues 5, Red Wings 3 Nelson Cruz, but settled for scored his 200th career goal and mis-flit a shot that still beat Marc DETROIT — Pavol Demitra taking two of three—just like the Chicago Blackhawks Denis with 5:39 left in the sec- was one of five SL Louis players to last weekend in Houston. clinched the fifth seed in the ond. It was Daze's team-leading score as the Blues beat the Detroit The Cardinals' five-game Western Conference by beating 38th goal of the season. Red Wings 5-3 yesterday, in a winning streak came to an the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-0 From the left side of the net, game that meant nothing in the end as they finished 5-1 on yesterday. Amonte took a nifty crossing pass standings, but appeared to mean the homestand. Jocelyn Thibault stopped 28 from Alex Zhamnov with 13:28 to something to the players. St. Louis' Eli Marrero was shots to get his sixth shutout of play and pushed it past Denis. There was plenty of pushing and 3-for-3 with two steals and an the season, and Tony Amonte Notes: Chicago defensemen shoving throughout the game, and intentional walk and is bat- added a goal in the final period Boris Mironov (groin) and when Cory Stillman scored the ting .567 (17-for-30) with a for Chicago, which on Alexander Karpovtsev (knee) final goal at 18:19 of the third — home run and six RBIs He Wednesday qualified for its first missed their sixth and seventh after hitting Detroit goaltender had the winning hit Saturday, postseason berth since 1997. straight games respectively. ... Dominik Hasek near his neck with a bases-loaded liner off the The Blackhawks will face No. 4 After a second-period fight, five his stick — a several-minute delay left-field wall in the eighth seed St. Louis in the opening players from each team were sent ensued as fans threw debris on the inning of a 2-1 victory. best-of-7 series with the first two off the ice. with 8 of the 10 given ice Reynolds rebounded from games at the Sawis Center. 10-minute misconducts. ... St Louis, which will host a poor start in his last outing By winning just twice in their Thibault is (4-7-2) since the Chicago in the first round later this allowing two runs and six hits final seven games, the Olympic break. ... The Blue week, won the final four games of with five strikeouts and three Blackhawks squandered the Jackets finished with the league's the regular season and eight of 11. walks Biuy Wagner finished chance for home ice advantage worst road record at (8-29-3-1).... Detroit, which could play for his first save. in the first round. They were 13- Chicago was 3-1-1 against the Vancouver or Phoenix in the first Cardinals starter Garrett Stephenson (0-2) left after The Associated Press 20-8 away from the United Blues this season, but lost 10 days round and has the NHLs best Center this season and 28-7-5-1 ago in St. Louis, 5-1. ... The record, is winless in seven and three innings with lower back NOT TODAY: Chicago's victory over Columbus positioned them into at home Blackhawks finished with 96 has just one win in 10 games. spasms. the fifth seed in the Western Conference for the NHL playoffs.

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Center where kids get in Room 207 of the Union. ♦FRIDAY 04/19/02 8 a.m.-6 p.m. a lecture series on the history of free with a BGSU student. The Nord Lecture Series is Union Gallery The Ice arena will have an mass media. sponsored by the Department Baseball vs. Marshall open skate Friday and The lecture "Doing the of Journalism and 3 p.m. Saturday beginning at 8 p.m. History of Readers and Communication Studies, Warren Stellcr Field Vegan Bake Sale as part of Spring Fest Admission is $2 for BGSU stu- Reading" begins on Monday College of Arts and Sciences, Mon.- Fri. dents, $3 for kids under 12 and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in room Department of Popular Culture 10 a.m.- 8 p.m. Women's Gymnastics at BY CHASITY IESTER $350 for kids over 12. 308 of the Bowen -Thompson and the Department of History. NCAA Championships BGVeg is sponsoring the Vegan Clockwise, Dave Also at 8 p.m. is the 2nd Bake Sale. The Undergraduate Student Chappelle (left), Tuscaloosa. Alabama Union will present Spring Fest Jamie Kennedy Annual Sibs and Kids Casino TBA Night. This event will take American Red Cross on Friday, April 26 from 10 pm. H (below, right) and place at the Harshman CAMPUS CINEMA Blood mobile to 2 am. in the Eppler South " Dane Cook will be Gymnasium. performing as part Community Room. SATURDAY 04/20/02 Mon.-Fri. ♦ Spring Fest will feature three On Saturday, at the Perry 11 a.m.- S p.m. of Spring Fest. Field House the university will UOA Presents: Harry Potter Union Lobby comics, Dave Chappelle, Jamie Tickets for this host the Fourth Annual Sib's N Baseball vs. Marshall The American Red Cross will be Kennedy and Dane Cook. event go on sale Dave Chappelle is best Kid's Carnival from 11 am.-to 1 p.m. sponsoring a bloodmobile for this week in the anyone who would like to donate. known for his movie Half- Union Lobby from 2 p.m. "Harry Potter and Warren Steller Field Kids are also invited to the Sorcerer's Stone" Baked in which he starred, pro- 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. attend the regularly scheduled Spring Fest Ticket Sale duced and wrote. Spring Fest is baseball games and concerts, •••• Women's Basketball Mon.- Fri. Chappelle was bom and Friday April 26. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. as well as the UAO movie, 2001 Banquet grew up in Washingotn DC. He from 10 p.m. to 2 Union Lobby Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Warner bros. 5:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. had his first club gig when he a.m. The Spring Festival Committee Stone. Starring: For more information, contact the was 14. • anas on The Late, will be selling tickets to their Daniel RadclifTe. John Cleese. Athletic Department at 372-2401 According to Spring Fest event. Late Snow with Craig Alan Rickman. Maggie Smith DaveChappelie.com, his mother Kifcom in 1999, and UOA will present Harry Women's Gymnastics at Women's Studies used to drive him to his club Comedy Central's dates. THE CAMPUS Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone NCAA Championships Fundraiser show Comic's Come on Wednesday, Friday and While in DC, Chappelle Home as well TBA Mon.-Fri. attended the Duke Ellington asPremium Blend in Saturday as part of Sibs and Tuscaloosa, Alabama II a.m.- 3 p.m. School of Arts before moving to 1997. BUZZ Kid's Weekend. Union Lobby New York to persue comedy The movie is based on the The Women's Studies program Cook also appears 202 West H*U popular books by author J. K. ♦SUNDAY 04/21/02 will be selling rootbeer as a and acting. in "The Touch" with BGSU Rowling. Hagrid walks with Hermoine, Harry and Ron fundraiser Chappelle is currently star- F* Michelle Yeoh cousin, Dudley, but ignore ring in a pilot called "Buddies." BowHag Green, Oh 43402 The movie begins with While at rlogwan's, Harry W The film will be Harry Potter as an orphaned him. fights a troll, finds a mystical Baseball vs. Marshall Beyond BG about two guys, one black and , * shown at the Cannes Pbrac: (419) 372-2440 infant. His parents have died He is made to wear mirror, and battles the evil 1 p.m. Mon.-Fri one white who own a video Fest is Jamie Kennedy. Kennedy has recently began Film Festival and is Faw: (419) 372-0202 in a mysterious accident and Dudley's clothes, which are too Lord Voldemort. Warren Steller Field ■11 am. -6 p.m. company together. Kennedy is best known for starring, writing and producing expecting a Fall 2002 release. big for him and must stay in a University Ambassadors will be The sit-com is more about his work on the Scream movies CHM* bnzaglbgDetbpiLe*! members of the magic commu- Maggie Smith plays his own show on the WB called His current comedy release, nity come into the world of the cupboard under the stairs. Professor Minerva selling tickets to their friendship then race relations, as Randy Meeks, the movie JKX: The Jamie Kennedy "Harmful if Swallowed" is cur- banquet concert that their organi- muggles to drop him off at his On his 11th birthday, McGonagall, the headmistress according to Chappelle. store clerk- Experiment. rently available for sale. zation is sponsoring. aunt and uncle's house. Harry's life changes when he of the school. She is joined by Now HIRING "The/re not swapping iden- He won a Blockbuster Award Also performing in Spring Tickets are $5 for University Staffi tities, but instead come together for Best Supporting Actor for his His childhood is painful teams that he is a wizard and Alan Rickman as Professor Writers, photographers GiveBG Fest is upcoming comic Dane students and will be on sale, this Ckcttty Lester, Editor and uneventful. His aunt and has been admitted to the Servius Snape and John Cleese as, you know buddies," work in Scream 2. Cook. week from 10 am. to 4 pan. in . Contact Chasity at Mon.-Fri Hogwarf s School of Withcraft as the ghost, Nearly Headless Chappelle said. This will be He has also been in William Cook can be seen in uncle lavish attention on his 12:30 am - S pjn. the Bowen-Thompson Student 353-4751 Chappelle's third pilot. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and Wizardary. Nick. Union Lobby Mystery Men as the waffler. Union. Also performing at Spring in 19% He has also made appear- Spring Fest is Friday, April 26. THE CAMPUS BUZZ email: [email protected]

Guest Artist: Carlyn Bryan Recital Hall ♦ MONDAY 04/15/02 Contact Diedra Bennett at 372-2190 quet Bench at 352-1279. Morenus, piano Free and open to the public. for more information. 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. 8 p.m. The How To's (Event Safe Sex Union Room 202B ♦FRIDAY 04/19/02 Planning) Moore Musical Arts Center Self-Defense Workshop for Free and open to the public Noon - 5 p.m. 11 LID. -1 p.m. Women National Alcohol Screening Union lobby Dissertation Writing Group Union Grand Ballroom 7:30 p.m. for Women Day USG Banquet Sigma Phi Epsilon will have an infor- Even! sponsored by Dining Services.. Recreation Center. Dance room 6:30 p.m. Noon. - 1 p.m. 8:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. mation table promoting safe sex. Open to all students and community The Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall Union 314 - Buckeye/CPS Room Union 202B - Community Room Lesbian/Bisexual Women's members. You must register for this This group is open to any women in Presented by FADE and Sexual Undergraduate Student Government Mrs. Dyer brought forth her class Lunch Group the writing process of her program. Health Team Peer Educators on alco- will be holding their end of the year horned, four-taloned mon- Noon hol and sexual assault banquet. ster's: news and religion in The Women's Center. 107 Hanna Hall UAO Presents: Harry Potter early america. Peace Lecture Open to all women who wish to 9:15 p.m. 7 p.m. ♦TUESDAY 04/16/02 I p.m. - 2:15 p.m. Beta 500 explore issues related to their identity. Union Theater Union Room 206 Noon - 5 p.m. Walt Disney Info Union-Room 207 Janine Ferretti, Executive Director of Lot N and Lot 14 10 a.m. -4 p.m. The Communication Studies depart- ♦ THURSDAY 04/18/02 subRosa: Cyberfeminism the North American Commission for Push cart race, sponsored by Beta Education Steps ment is sponsoring the Nord Lecture Cultural Research, Art, the Enviromental Cooperation, will Theta Pi. The Walt Disney World College pro- Series. Activism and the Politics of Battered Women Fundraiser deliver the 200? Lamb Peace Lecture. gram will be passing out information Women's Bodies and Lives 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Gender Equity Day on the program. "No Neutral Ground: 2 p.m. Education steps Standing by the values we Poetry Reading - John I p.m. - 6:15 p.m. The Women's Center. 107 Hanna Hall Wylam Union Room 228 ROTC Recruiting prize in higher education", This presentation is part of the Jehovah's Witness Table author Dr. Robert Young 7:30 p.m. The BG Branch of AAUW, Women's 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. 9:30 am. - 3 p.m. Women's Research Network Prout Chapel Union lobby 3 p.m. Studies. Office of Equity, Diversity Union Lobby Free and open to the public and Immigration Services will host The Air Force ROTC will be sponsor- Union Theater "Doing History of Readers This is the third lecture in the this year's state Gender Equity Day. and Reading ing this information and recruitment College of Arts and Sciences Hbte Presiendet's Lecture Series. "Values. "Take Back the Night" 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Lecture Series 7:30 p.m. Civic Responsibility and the future of GSS Assembly Meeting Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Noon. - 1:15 p.m. Union Ballroom 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Science Day higher education. Union Room 308 Room 308 Event sponsored by the Women's Held by the Graduate Student Senate. 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. PHOTO PBOVBED Dr. William Julius Wilson will close Dr. Divid Paul Nord will lecture Action Coalition. Event sponsored by the Chemistry Theater of Inclusion (TOI) The Communication Studies depart- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer this series on economy and racial Karaoke Nite Department High school students will Workshop with Early 's Stone will be playing in the Union Theater Wednesday and Saturday at 9:15 p.m. and on ment is sponsoring the Nord Lecture Friday at 7 p.m. inequality. A taco buffet will be be coming to visit. Intervention and Special Tuba and Euphonium . 7 p.m. - Midnight Series. served. Reservations can be made at Ensemble Union Falcon's Nest Education Students and 112 Physical Sciences Lab Bldg. the College office at 419-372-9606. 8 p.m. Sweet Taste Bake Sale Faculty Sex Signals Amnesty Petition Women's Center. 107 Hanna Hall The event is open to the public and is Empowerment Group A solar system mystery adventure. Bryan Recital Hall sponsored by the Student Union. II :30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Presented by CASO and the Offrce o 4:30 p.m. Suggested donation is SI. Taco Night with Crazy Directed by Velevet Brown. Free and Union Lobby 114 Education Building This improvisational comedy provides Union Lobby Residence Life. Location to be announced Eddie open to the public. UAO Presents: Harry Potter IMPACT will be holding the bake sale An Indianapolis-based improvisation- a look at the issue of sexual assault on Amnesty International will hold an This support group is for women sur- Graduate String Quartet 4 p.m. - 11 p.m. 9:15 p.m. which will benefit their organization. al group will present guided improvi- campus. Presented by CASO. information table for a petition drive. Empowerment Group vivors of abusive relationships. For 8 p.m. Union Falcon's Nest Society for Creative Union Theater sations. 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. more information contact Dicrdra Bryan Recital Hall The event is open to th/puMic and Anachronism Meeting Senior Jazz Studies Recital: Clothesline Project T-shirt Location to be announced Bennett at 372-2190 Free and open to the public. 8 p.m. • 10 p.m. Planet Patrol Cale Parks, percussion Planet Patrol Making Session This support group is for women sur- vivors of abusive relationships. 101 B.A 7:30 p.m. Noon 7:30 p.m. ♦WEDNESDAY 04/17/02 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. For more information, contact John 112 Physical Sciences Lab Bldg WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. April 15,200? 9 Terry lights up Cleveland We're all trying By Keith Parsons less than a second left, send- five rebounds. said. "You just try to come out THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the game to overtime. All of this after Atlanta was and make him take tough ATLANTA— Andre Miller Atlanta eventually won 128- to find'that job' blown out 112-73 a night ear- shots." had just made two free throws 123 in double overtime lier by the Toronto Raptors, a After Davis stopped the run HURM, FROM PAGE7 fork out the money to come to put the Cleveland Cavaliers Saturday night, and Terry was game the Hawks never led. with a dunk, Terry drove in for here? Well, I guess there is one three points ahead of the the main reason. "To lose the way we did, it back-to-back layups, getting haven't forgot how you stayed up reason. We all want to get a job Atlanta Hawks with 6.4 sec- He scored 43 points — just was totally embarrassing," the Hawks within two. all hours of the night at the MAC that we love, and if we take a job onds left in regulation. three off his season and Terry said. "It was a test of Newble made two free throws tournament, sleeping on a couch and find no satisfaction in it, Cleveland's players relaxed career high *- and had 10 manhood to come back to tie the game, setting up the small enough for a jockey with a then it's time to move on. briefly, expecting the Hawks assists, all while playing a (Saturday)." final, frantic sequence in reg- pillow as thin as this newspaper. And you came back to good, to call a timeout. That was the career-high 54 minutes. Terry Terry passed the test. When ulation. And I haven't forgot how you quality players. They may have opening lason Terry needed. sat out four minutes in the Atlanta fell behind 98-87 in About the only thing Terry were so willing to get your team some issues with you, but deep Terry took a quick second quarter but stayed in the fourth quarter, he started didn't do was win the game in going that you choked on your down no issue can contend with inbounds pass from Shareef for the rest of the game, help- the comeback by feeding the first extra period. He had suit-coat collar from wearing the overall cause of the team. Abdur-Rahim and streaked ing the Hawks rally from 11 Hanno Mottola for a jumper, a chance, driving to the bas- your clothes backwards. That cause won the Falcons 24 down the court, using a points down with 14 points in then hit a 3 himself to cut the ket in the final seconds with There are 20,000 students at games last year and I'm sure screen from Ira Newble to get the fourth quarter. margin to six. Another Terry the score tied. But Davis and the University hoping to find a there are many more ahead if an open shot to tie it. Driving Terry made 16 of 34 shots, basket made it 98-94. lumaine (ones thwarted the job someday with the same they keep believing in the sys- to his right, Terry pulled up including 5-of-12 from "He was unstoppable," attempt, blocking the ball off financial security and prestige as tem. I'm glad that you came back and drained a 3-pointer with beyond the arc, and added Cleveland guard Ricky Davis the backboard. West Virginia. Why else would we to the job you love.

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(8881-844-8080 apply at 7t M 6 Clarinet mouthpiece loading of trucks Must test drug www.campcedar.com W/D hookup Perfect for 3-4 people. ^■M IH" $725/mo 419-868-1587 9 Made happy free, submit to background check IB Summer child care Mon. thru Thurs 10 Soaks flax and be able to lift up 60-100 lbs 234 S College. 2 bdrm house Lg 11 Had dinner occasionally Certificate of forkiift 7:30-5:30 Call 354-1976; leave living rm. and yard. One block from 16 Great warmth operation preferred. Send resume name and phone number. campus Ideal for 2-4 people P I" 18 Bend at the waist to: Humane Resource Director , ! Summer money Have fun in the sun $6S0/mo 419-868-1587 Warehouse Position P O Box 3357 Pi 20 Atmosphere & earn between $3000-$5000 hiring 22 Is next to Toledo. OH 43607 3 bedroom house housepainters/foremen. Call (888) 23 Drive away . Campus area Available May 1st ■14 " Child care in my Perrysburg home 277-9787 or collegepro.com. Call 419-352-8872 25 Cat's foot 57 Top for jar 2 children starting June 14-Aug 23 M'~ M » 27 Wanderer 59 Low number Tues.Wed.A Fri mornings Must be 522 Ridge St Large 2 bedroom 28 Craft 60 Wooden nail house 1 block from campus. " M ' caring, dependable, and have own £ . ■ 30 Victorious 63 Negative word transportation Gayle 419-874-7781 For Sale 5675/mo •• utilities 352-3015 32 Fuel Childcare needed in our Toledo area 606 1/2 E. Wooster. 2 bdrm upper 36 Prohibit home Pt. or full time Late Aug. duplek. Across St. from campus *-# "i 38 Step through May 419-372-9132 l990TpyotaTercel2Dr. Ideal for 2-4 people. $70O/mo 41 Want 5spd., only 82,000 miles 419-868-1587. 46 Winter vehicle 43 Received Cleaning people and misc. help- $2995.00 Call Dean 419-409-0167 48 Neither 45 or 906 E Wooster 2 bdrm lower du- ACROSS needed starting May 13 for approxi- 50 Helper 47 Beaver construction mately 2 weeks Call 353-0325 plex. Across st. Irom campus. 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