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RUSTED ROOT: MOSTLY CLOUDY The band gets set to HIGH: 40 I IJOW:22 release its new album on www.bgnews.com April 9; PAGE 9 independent student press VOLUME 93 ISSUE 46 First Afghan army graduates By Paul Haven that Karzai says will bring an end Afghanistan, nearly half of which promised us money, they should this army is to defend its coun- ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER to the"warlordism" that has kept will go for security. Britain, know we're after them." he said. try its people, and its religion. KABUL, Afghanistan — The the country mired in decades of Russia, Pakistan. India, China The new troops, dressed in Karzai said as the troops stood at first 600 troops in the new civil war and destruction. and Iran also pledged support. green camouflage uniforms and attention on a dusty field in Afghan army completed six But making that army a reality Afghanistan is also waiting for green berets and armed with Kabul. "I assure the people of weeks of basic training yester- is many months and many hun- most of the $4.5 billion pledged machine guns, demonstrated Afghanistan that this national day, eagerly performing their dreds of millions of dollars away. by international donors in their response to a mock attack army will work In defense of skills before Prime Minister Yesterday in Geneva, Afghan lanuary, none of which is ear- with a long burst of machine- thdl rights and their security." Hamid Karzai and other digni- Foreign Minister Abdullah asked marked for the army. gun fire and smoke grenades, The men. many veterans of taries. donor countries for $422 million At yesterday's military cere- finally apprehending the bad the war against Soviet occupa- The men — drawn from every to rebuild the anny and police. mony, Karzai said his interim guys hiding in a ditch. tion in the 1980s. were chosen by Ben SwangM BG Ne*s province and ethnic group in President Bush has asked administration was staying on "Today, after many long years, local governments and WAITING: Students stand in Afghanistan — are to be the van- Congress to approve a $278 mil- top of the donors. we have our own national army line at the newly-opened guard of a 68,000-strong army lion package of extra aid for "The countries that have in Afghanistan, The task before ARM*. PAGE 2 Wendy's. Students City could mixed be first to about grant gays Food benefits THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND HEIGHTS. — This Cleveland suburb Court could become the first city in Ohio to extend health, By Kara Hull IHE BG NEWS dental and sick leave bene- fits to same-sex couples. The completion of the ftxxl Cleveland Heights esti- court in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union received mixed mates the extension of ben- reviews from students. efits would cost about "It's not as great as they $5,000 a couple. Three to made it seem.'' said freshman five employees are expected Andrea Vasilevski. "It's very to sign up immediately, busy, and more seating is need - Mayor Ed Kelley said. ed." An ordinance to extend Others were willing to sacri- benefits to same-sex part- fice the wait for convenience ners was introduced to "1 love it because we can bur- council Monday. Benefits sar everything," said junior would not extend to unmar- Nicole ftutter. "The food at the Associated Press Photo ried heterosexual couples Union is so much better, I prac- FUNERAL Relatives of Palestinian gunman Mahmoud Saleh, whose body is draped in the flag of the Popular Front for the Liberation who live together. tically live here." ot Palestine, carry his body inside his house during his funeral in Gaza City, Gaza Strip, yesterday. "People who live together Tuesday's opening of of the opposite sex have the Wendy's has brought more stu- option to get married," dents to the Union, even councilwoman Bonnie though many were frustrated dpi.in said. widi the long wait for die open- In recent years, city and ing of the burger chain. state governments and MORE FIGHTING companies have expanded employee health care cover- FOOD COURT, PAGE 2 age to include same-sex partners. Those companies include TRW Inc., Key Corp. and University Hospitals in the Cleveland area, said Tim 1 dead, 4 IN WEST BANK Downing, a partner at Ulmer and Berne law firm who specializes in employ- ISRAELI TANKS ENTER WEST BANK'S LARGEST CITY ment law. injured in If Cleveland Heights By Ibrahim Hazboun said Arafat "won't communicate (with the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER outside world) until... we see he is no longer approves its ordinance, it Palestinians sought BETHIEIIEM. West Bank — Israeli tanks a threat and not instigating terrorism." would clash with legislation Galloway refuge inside the rolled into the West Bank's largest city, Arafat, who is accompanied by about 300 pending in the General Christian holy site Nablus, yesterday and elsewhere laid siege to people, including aides, security guards and Assembly, Downing said. a refugee camp, balding Palestinians who several dozen foreign volunteers, still has use The Ohio House in house fire Manger barricaded entrances and fought back with of a mobile phone. Israel insists it is trying to November approved a bill to IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Square -, Church bombs and guns. Troops also encircled keep him relatively comfortable. bar recognition of same-sex GALLOWAY — A house fire of the Palesrinian gunmen holed up in the church Yesterday, the Israeli military released a marriages and extension of that a fire captain says may Nativity marking lesus' birthplace. detailed list of supplies shipped to Arafat and benefits to (hose in the rela- have been caused by a faulty V Twelve Palestinians and an Israeli soldier his entourage that day, including 66 pack- tionships. The bill is pend- baseboard heater killed a 14- Municipal building TTBk *** Grotto St were killed on the sixth day of Israel's offen- ages of yellow cheese, 55 cans of sardines, 34 ing in the Senate. year-old and injured four oth- sive aimed at crushing Palestinian militias cases of mineral water, 145 pounds of coffee According to the Human ers early yesterday. 0 150^arcls Milk Grotto" and slopping terror attacks on Israeli civil- and pain killers. Rights Campaign, a Prairie Township Fire Capt. 0 150 meters Church ians In lordan, Arafat's neurologist said his Washington-based organi- Terry Sanders said the body Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon con- medical checkup is four months overdue, zation that tracks gay politi- was found in a front bedroom vened Cabinet ministers to approve the next but that the 72-year-old leader seemed in cal issues, 128 local govern- of the 60-year-old home. He did stage of the open-ended "Operation good spirits when the two spoke by phone ments have extended health Protective Wall." Only two major West Bank over the weekend. not release the name or gender Aratat care, benefits to same-sex towns — Hebron and Jericho — were under President Bush repeated his support for couples. of the child. compound He said the child's mother, Palestinian control late yesterday. the Israeli assault. "He understands and Linda Malicki said she is Michelle Belvins, 32, was IndietownofRamallah, Palestinian leader respects Israel's right to defend herself," hopeful the Cleveland burned after she tried go back Yasser Arafat remained a prisoner of Israel, White I louse spokesman Ari Fleischer said. Heights council will into the home to rescue the 14- confined to a few rooms in his former head- approve the ordinance year-old. Belvins was in serious quarters. Raanan Gissin, a Sharon adviser, FIGHTING. PAGE 2 when it votes in two weeks. condition yesterday afternoon Malicki, who runs the at Ohio State University Lesbian/Gay Community Medical Center in nearby Service Center, said the Columbus. main issue isn't gay rights. Three other children were Conflict influences oil prices "Ordinances like these are taken for treatment at about health care," she said. Children's Hospital in By Bruce Stanley ally, would almost surely fail. ASSOCIATED PRESS (WRITER "It's about health care first. Columbus and were released. ISRAEL Crude futures prices dipped after spik- LONDON — U.S. erode prices have ing to six-month highs on Tuesday, when Gay rights second." Belvins' boyfriend, Richard Support for the ordinance Faulkny, the father of the three jumped by 36 percent since the begin- Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri declared K^y. Jerusalem ning of February, and motorists are likely in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, that Arab isn't unanimous. injured children, escaped "What about adults caring unharmed. to see higher prices at the pump as the countries have the right to coordinate peak summer driving season approach- their policies to put pressure on Israel and for their parents or another The house was engulfed in family members' kids," flames by the time firefighters es, energy analysts said Wednesday. its defenders. arrived after being called at The worsening conflict between Israel Fresh data from the American councilman limmie Hicks 12:20 a.m. to the home about 2mi New York Mercantile Exchange. In ly with Israel, Egypt took a more limited Nablus London, contracts of North Sea Brent crude were Originally, the Bee Gee News step yesterday, announcing it would sus- lighting was heaviest yesterday in down 38 cents at $27.28 a barrel on the pend all diplomatic contacts with Israel lenin, a militant stronghold north of International Petroleum Exchange. was published monthly. except those aimed at helping the Nablus that Israel has invaded six times Ali Tahghighi, an analyst at Barclays Capital, Palestinians, before in the past 18 months of fighting. said prices should stabilize, barring a major When did it become a daily? In five major Palestinian towns under Dozens of tanks entered lenin and escalation in tensions in the Middle East — full Israeli control — Ramallah, Qalqiliya, surrounded the adjacent refugee camp home to two-thirds of the world's proven oil Jenin, Tulkarem and Bethlehem — tanks early yesterday. Helicopters and tanks reserves A. 1920 C. 1945 patrolled streets, enforcing strict curfews fired machine guns at gunmen who "I think prices are a bit overdone right now," he B. 1931 D. 1965 that confined hundreds of thousands of hurled grenades and fired from assault said. "I don't think the possibility of a disruption Palestinians to their homes. In Ramallah, rifles. Five people, including a militia justifies a continued increase like the one we've residents were without water after city leader, a nurse and a 13-year-old boy, seen in the past few weeks." BGSU officials said Israeli troops destroyed the • were killed in the fighting. An Israeli offi- As of the close of business Tuesday, U.S. crude 1 RI VIA paqs||qndisJU0J61 'ApjNM |£6I '*I|0PS961 Q main pumping station when shelling a cer was also killed. futures had surged by 36 percent since Feb. 1.
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By Patrick Walters jmii|>. grind and kick-flip there. chipping of the granite. The city boarder whose popular video return when the coast is clear. skateboard damage at the park, ASSOCIAIEO PRESS WRITER Sixty benches, 30 lights and also wants to make the park game features the park, said he Doug Berk. 14, of Ncwtown, estimated at $1 million. PHILADELPHIA— more grass and plants will be greener and more inviting to the has seen few places like it. There said the combination of open Rouse said the city has dis- Skateboarders are heartbroken added to the wide-open spaces office workers who sit on the edge are many well-known skating spaces, curbs, rails and ledges is cussed donating the park's old about the prospect of losing Love near City Hall under a project of the park's fountain, eat their areas, such as Marseilles worth risking the $300 fine. "It's a concrete slabs to skateboarders Park, a legendary expanse of that should be under way by lunches and stretch out with Skatepark in New York City, place where you don't have to granite featured in a best-selling and is looking for a new skate- summer. books on the grass. Bumside Skatepark In Portland, pay, but you get hassled by cops," video game and visited by skaters boarding site. "This is just like home," "It really is about giving the Ore., and the Skatepark in Tampa, he said. from across the country. Philadelphia resident Alex lamented 1H year-old Josh Kalis plaza back to Philadelphians," Fla. But Love Park was one of the During the X Games in ILK Plaza — known to locals as Ward said he doesn't mind the l.ove Park because it is home to of Philadelphia, who has skated said Tcrrie Rouse, a consultant on few bom by accident, I lawk said. Philadelphia during the summer there lor eight years. "This is one the project. Skating at the park actually has of 2000. professional skateboard- skateboarders, but he has seen the familiar Hubert Indiana some close calls between them sculpture of the word LOVE — is of the best and most common l.ove Park has become a mecca been illegal since 1995. Police er Kerry Getz painted "Tree Love set lc> undergo more than SI mil- places to come to." to skateboarders. sporadically enforce the ban and Park" on his helmet. and office workers having their lion in renovations that will make City officials say skateboarders San Diego native Tony Hawk, a skateboarders frequently scatter Professionals such as Getz have lunch. "It's kind of an uneasy exis- it harder for skateboarders to have caused serious cracking and 33-year-old champion skate- when officers arrive, only to even offered to help pay for the tence," he said.
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But as expected, riots once have no choice but to strictly alike would agree that Bloomington, Ind.. have become Saturday night after Maryland do with celebrating a great again contaminated a historic enforce a change in their code of conduct in order to curb stu- the rule rather than the excep- defeated Kansas in Uie Final moment for their university. event for the university. the chance to celebrate dents' destructive behavior. Prior to the game, city workers As a result, school officials a national championship is a tion in the world of sports. The Four. The Maryland campus also We hope that students and great occasion for any college or riots following Maryland's victory received much press after a riot in College Park took precautions have recently begun to enforce a new code of conduct which will fans across the country can learn university. over Indiana in the NCAA last season when the Terrapins • to remove "anything that could allow students who are arrested from the misbehavior of the Championship basketball game lost in tile Final Four to the even- be used as a missiles from the So. why do fans and students for misdemeanors off-campus to University of Maryland students. continue to celebrate in ways included bonfires, looting and tual national champion, Duke. streets. During the final minutes be punished by the university. Hopefully, when the spotlight is that are detrimental to both their vandalism that have become all While we cannot fault the fans of Monday's game, Cole Field Maryland students must now shown on another university, the universities and their communi- too commonly associated with for their excitement over the I louse was filled with students face the consequences of their students will act in a way that is ties? championship celebrations. For school's first NCAA Basketball and fans celebrating the Terps' actions The riots put university more representative of their col- Unfortunately, Monday night's College Park, the riot Monday Championship, we can ask what victory in a very controlled set- officials in a position where they lege or university. //*&/&}& 0M-0mm'fo PEOPLE University sports ON THE STREET need publicity What is your favorite day of the week? AT ISSUE Are the recent team cuts the result of the University's failure to advertise sports equally? MIKE Millions of people (185 mil- CROUSE lion in 2000) watch the sum- mer Olympics every four years Guest Column for good reason. They get advertised. NBC, CBS and ABC Tliefollouiingcoliimn is in fight year in and year out to get response to Man Zeigler's col- the rights to air the Olympics. If umn "It's all because of the the smaller events at the economy,"printed on March 25. University were more known to While I am not a college ath- students and even local resi- Evolution a sound theory KIM ARMSTRONG lete, I understand and feel die dents, I guarantee the revenue pain the University's tennis, taken in would surely increase. PAUL meaningless battle. There are with by some of the authors Indeed, "you have to spend "Tuesday, because I swimming/diving and track MOORE groups that think the Earth is mentioned above. teams arc enduring. However, I money to make money." The fiat, yet geologists are not told to In No. 3, Mr. Scurlock presents don't have any also understand the economics athletic department is simply teach this These arguments Guest Column the new mantra of the intelligent classes." of it all. mainly because I am rationing ihe funds in an ineffi- against evolution exist because design group in that "irreducible indeed an economics major. As cient manner. They handout of the different myths associated complexity'' is the major flaw of far as those teams being a "drag approximately 88 scholarships At the University, we have with it. Many people finnly evolutionary theory. The latest on the University," I am afraid 1 to the football team every year. often heard the latest buzz term believe that acceptance of the repackaging of this argument will have to disagree. I will However, on any given for higher education, which is fact of evolution means rejection (which is 150 years old) was admit that the number in Saturday merely 45 of them "critical thinking." Critical think- of religion. To dispel this myth, introduced by Michael Belie in attendance at a track meet are will play. Not to mention no ing is really scientific thinking one should locate the 1997 papal his book "Darwin's Black Box." nowhere near the numbers at a more than 65 are allowed to go applied broadly across different decree in which the pope con- The argument and counter- football game, but for good on road trips. What is the use concepts. As critically thinking cludes that there is too much argument are too long-winded reason. When was the last time for the other 23 scholarships? students, you should objectively evidence to reject evolution and a track meet was advertised That is money that could be examine the recent article in The no conflict exists with the to explain here, but Stephen 1. STEPHANIE citywide. or even campus-wide used to advertise the smaller BG News by Christopher Catholic Church. Given that the Gould wrote an excellent review WHITELY for that matter? Football sports and get them the recog- Scurlock, "Evolution a dubious pope is a religious man, one of this book. games, basketball games, and nition they deserve. The tennis theory." must conclude that acceptance Finally, Mr. Scurlock's article "I like every day." hockey games are boasted all team is home to a nationally At the base of this article are of both God and evolution is rea- was written because Dr. Ribeau over the city weeks in advance. ranked player who scarcely numerous old and tired argu- sonable. There arc more myths and other Ohio university presi- Flyers paint the town while anyone knows about. With a ments on why evolution is associated with what people dents had the intelligence and critical thinking skills to vote local Dls play the role of the little help from the economics wrong or unproven. If the critical believe evolution says and does town crier letting everyone and against the inclusion of intelli- department, the athletic thinker would spend any time not say, but any biology course anyone know when and where gent design into the stale of Ohio department could better allo- reading scientific writings on this taught in our department would the games are and who is being subject, he or she would realize provide students with a true curriculum. Intelligent design is cate its resources to provide played. It all contributes to the funding for the little people. that this article is "The Emperor's understanding of what evolution simply the latest re-wrapping of sale of tickets to these games. New Clothes" all over again. I will is creationism for a "science" audi- On a side note, just off the However, not once have I seen top of my head I can name you effectively address the author's Mr. Scurlock writes that evolu- ence. 1 am not against the teach- a commercial on WBGU talk- points shortly, but first we must three Olympic athletes who tion is a tautology, an argument ing of intelligent design; it just ing about the next upcoming have "lent their talents to a understand why these argu- decades old. Certainly, "survival needs to be taught in a philoso- track meet, tennis match or ments exist and who makes • major motion picture." lohnny of the fittest" is a tautology, but phy, sociology, theology, or cre- DENIELLE swim meet at the University. them. Weissmuller. an Olympic this is not evolution. Numerous ationism course. It isn't science Instead, WBGU decides to air PERALTA swimmer, starred in numerous First, who makes the argu- authors have written books deal- and therefore doesn't belong in a "instructional" videos on the ments? Not biologists. The arti- Tarzan movies from 1932-1948. ing with this point and I will science curriculum. Scientists "Friday, because I mating habits of lions in the cle's author, an engineer, cites point the readers toward Richard are very open to new ideas and month of April compared to Buster Crabbe, another don't have to work Olympic swimmer, starred as one physics article. As students Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, new thoughts, but there is one their habits in March. Don't gel paying good money for your Stephen I. Gould, Michael Ruse caveat. Within our jobs as scien- and it's time to party." me wrong; 1 too sometimes like Flash Gordoi i, Buck Rogers, education, you should expect to (a particularly excellent writer on tists, the ideas we teach and dis- to watch Steve Irwin and his Billy the Kid and also Tarzan in leam about ideas from the peo- this point), and Ernst Mayr. All of lake on big cats — but serious- movies from 1932-1965. Mitch ple in the respective field. As a cuss must be science and (far KM) these authors have written Ixxiks simply put) they must be ly. All I am saying is that I think Gaylord, a gymnast, starred in biologist, I would expect you to American Anthem in 1988 as aimed at the non-biologist and testable and falsifiable. the TV station and even the come to me for training in biolo- specifically deal with the tauto- well as countless commercials Creationism and intelligent radio station could help out gy and not physics, geology, cng- logical issue. for Levi's, Diet Coke, Vidal- design are neither. Also in the these teams a lot by throwing lish, or philosophy. 1 jkewise, I Mr Scurlock writes the follow- Sassoon, Solo flex and Texaco, non-science category are space in a 20 second spot informing would not feel comfortable ing "No positive experimental to name a few. I le hosted his aliens, ghosts, ESP or other para- students of the upcoming teaching die current stale of the results observing evolution." This events or even taping a meet own TV show, and most recent- normal phenomenon. So, take Big Bang theory, or economic is a perfect example of knowing and airing that once in a while. ly did work on "Batman those critical thinking skills that theory in a capitalist society. As the source of the information. Without publicity these teams Forever" as Chris O'Donnell's critical thinkers, you need to you are paying your tuition for MARK There are numerous studies of SILVERSTEN get no recognition. Everyone stunt double. Olympians do evaluate the training and cre- both laboratory and field obser- and put them to use. I personally needs a little help sometimes. indeed lend their talents to the dentials of a source. vations of the origin of species. invite anyone on campus to The tennis, swimming and silver screen, despite common Second, why do these argu- These species are not microbes, come to my "Myths of Evolution" "Thursday, because I track teams are no different. belief. ments exist? Evolution by natural but complex animals. Again, he course or any other biology get drunk and 1 have selection is a fact as true and far mentions peppered moths and course to discover the facts of two more days to do less complicated than gravity. finch's beaks and his "new" 1980 biology. Doubtinggravitalional theory biology book. All of these cita- the same." doesn't make it false, but biolo- tions are old, tired vacuous argu- Paul Moore is a professor of gists are constantly fighting this ments and are effectively dealt biology at the University CRAIG GIFFORD, MANAGING EDITOR Submission policy MARIE CHICHE, CO-NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? V\fc GUEST COLUMNS an-longer pieces Name.phone number and address DAN NIED, CO-NEWS EDITOR doubt it. Write us and let us know between 600 and 800 words. These should be included for verification NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR where you stand are usually, also, in response to a cur- purposes. 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CARLA SCH0BER, ON-LINE EDITOR I WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Thursday, April 4,2002 5 Miss Cleo proxy comes dear By Jerry Schwartz focus too much on Miss Cleo. showers customers with e-mail ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The story here is a business in in which Miss Cleo says she has Shlomit Galperin remembers which just about everybody has checked the cards and has urgent the caller whose boyfriend told been accused of sleazy behavior news for them — call right away! her that her cat had been run — Access, its contractors, even • Is Miss Cleo a lamaican over by a truck. Tell me, the caller the people who call for readings. shaman, as Access claims? asked: Did my boyfriend lie? Did And don't forget the psychics. "They haven't even attempted he kill the cat? "I'm not too proud of what I to substantiate that," Buchner Galperin closed her eyes. "Yes!" did," said Galperin, of St. said. His office produced a birth she said. Petersburg. Fla. certificate for a Youree Dell "I knew it!" said the caller. Her most important job, she Harris, born at Los Angeles Galperin knew no such thing. said, was not to divine the future County Hospital. Her parents A cleaning lady who wanted to — it was to keep callers on the were from Texas and California. make some money, she had line, keeping the meter running Miss Cleo could not be answered an ad and found her- at $4.99 a minute. She was reached for comment. Her self answering phone calls to a required to maintain a 15- lawyer, William Cone, did not psychic hotline on behalf of Miss minute average per call (later return a reporter's calls. Cleo, the exuberant soothsayer increased to 20 minutes); when Peter Stolz, Access' president, with the lamaican accent whose her average declined, so did the has told The Los Angeles Times television appearances, mostly in number of calls that were sent that the company is phasing out late-night commercials, have her way. Miss Cleo as its spokeswoman. made her an extrasensory sensa- Prosecutors have not spent • Do the psychics resort to chi- tion. much time worrying about canery to run up callers' phone Galperin quit last May, before whether psychics are legit. "That bills? lawsuits — filed first by the attor- for us is a very difficult thing from According to Buchner, Access ney general of Missouri and a legal standpoint," said Bob executives will "close their eyes to eventually by eight other states Buchner, an assistant attorney what their so-called psychics and the Federal Trade general in Florida. have to do to keep these people Commission — took a heavy toll Instead, they are focusing on on the line." on the company's reputation and other issues: Moynihan denies it. He has profits. They charged the compa- • Does Access violate "do not issued edicts prohibiting psy- ny Miss Cleo represents, Access call" laws to dram up business? chics from putting callers on Resource Services of Fort No, said Access lawyer Sean hold, or from reading scripts Lauderdale, Fla., with all sorts of Moynihan. intended to prolong the calls. The fciaijlpd Press Photo sins, including lying about Miss But Access does call a lot, with company occasionally monitors Cleo's qualifications as a seer. recorded messages that promise readings, and psychics who MISS CLEO: Shlomit Galperin poses at her son's desk at home in St. Petersburg, Fla. But it would be a mistake to "amazing" free readings; it also break the rules are fired. Scoring trips up quiz contest H F|_f* By Betsy Blaney Distefano, coordinator of the ized that one of student Kevin ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITCR Texas decathlon organization, a Ho's score sheets was misplaced NOW HIRING FOR FALL 2002 SEMESTER LUBBOCK, Texas —The ques- defendant in lawsuits filed by and had been excluded from his tion of who won the Texas both schools. "This pains me school's final tally, which would Academic Decathlon has because we're using this scholar- have pushed his team into first BG NEWS PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS stumped some of the finest ship money that we normally place. Decathlon officials said WE are currently seeking Graphic minds in the stale. give to students for litigation." the sheet was not turned in Qualifications Is it Lubbock High, which was Officials at Dobie High say properly, meaning Lubbock Design/VCT majors interested in filling declared the winner? Or is it they won the competition, in High had won and Dobie High any of the following: • Software experience in: • Need good attitude in QuarkXPress, Photoshop, handling deadlines and Pasadena's I. Frank Dobie High, which nine-member teams was second. Computer Production Positions and Illustrator for Mac pressure-oriented situations. which says there were scoring match wits in such subjects as Dobie High took its case to problems and wants a retest to language, literature, art and eco- court in Houston last week, with • Understanding of. design; • Must have an eye for detail type styles & usage; import- and the ability to proofread determine who will represent nomics on written tests, essays coach Richard Golenko arguing • Co-op Position 8am - 5pm, Mon thru Fri ing graphics & photos, and Texas at next week's national and quiz show-like oral exams. that Ho's test should have been • Part-time Positions (scheduled around classes) scanning techniques competition? The winners get $1,200 apiece counted and that at least one • Night Shift 8:30pm - 12:30am, Sun thru Thurs The battle of the brains is now for college; second place is worth other test was not tallied correct- in court. $800 each. ly. Questions also were raised If interested, Call 372-2494 "It's blowing our minds, as you After the meet ended last about whether a score was miss- between the hours of 3 pm & 12 Midnight. can imagine," said Shonna month, Dobie High's coach real- ing for a Uibbock student. tf no answer, please leave a message and your call will be returned ASAP. What vrill yOU do tfr April 1-5 * The World Student Association is sponsoring a variety of events with, your leading up to the Annual International Dinner, April 7th at 5:30pm in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union, Grand Ballroom. The following is a line up ol the events tor International week. Everyone is encouraged to come and plasma money. participate in all the events!!! Monday: Tampopo". a Japanese film at 7pm, Gish theater Tuesday: German club party at 8pm, room 101 Shatzel Hall. Promises to be an evening ol fun with free food and drinks provided. Wednesday: ■rat Drin ", a Chinese/Taiwanese film at 7pm, Gish Theater. 'Cup of Culture' event sponsored by the World Student Association. Come and learn about the countries of HAITI and GHANA SKECHERS- 9:15pm, Mac Hall Countryside Room. Thursday: "French house party": Come try our Crlpes at 4prn, The French House on sorority row. "Kulhe Wampe" a German film at 7:30pm, 206 Union theater week "Ledqroen Beroemd" (Everybody's famous) a Dutch film at 7:30pm, Gish Theater Friday: "The Scent of the Green Papaya" a Vietnamese film at 4:00pm, Gish Theater "Cup of culture": Come and learn about China, presented by the OFF Chinese Student Scholar Association" at 5:30pm, Union room HURRY IN! ENDS SATURDAY 316. FREE PIZZA!! 04.06.02 If you have questions or want more information, please contact: Jessie at [email protected], 372-2249 Karine at [email protected], 372-9105 Only at Famous ?5 Footwear. Brand name shoes for less® For the store nearest you: 1-800-40-FAMOUS11-800-403-2668) Shop online O FMUIFWM»«.I 4 Thursday, April 4. 2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEI VQIOTi: www.bgnews.com/opinion "The consensus is there is no consensus." Dennis Wharton, spokesman for the National Association of Broadcasters, on a new study showing that kids who watch at least an hour of television a day are more prone to violence later in life OPINION li-WlliKKDITDMAU AIVKKSITYOKAHSSISSHTI College students and fans riots in College Park. Md., and niglit followed a similar riot bonfires and vandalism have to ting. But as expected, riots once have no choice but to strictly alike would agree that Bloomington, hid., have become Saturday niglit after Maryland do with celebrating a great again contaminated a historic enforce a change in their code of the rule rather than the excep- defeated Kansas in the Final moment for their university. event for the university. conduct in order to curb stu- the chance to celebrate dents' destructive behavior. tion in the world of sports. The Four. The Maryland campus also Prior to the game, city workers As a result, school officials a national championship is a We hope that students and great occasion for any college or riots following Maryland's victory received much press after a riot in College Park took precautions have recently begun to enforce a new code of conduct which will fans across the country can leant university. over Indiana in the NCAA last season when the Terrapins ■ to remove "anything Uiat could allow students who are arrested from the misbehavior of the Championslu'p basketball game lost in die Final four to the even- be used as a missiles from the So, why do fans and students for misdemeanors off-campus to University of Maryland students. streets. During the final minutes continue to celebrate in ways included bonfires, looting and tual national champion, Duke. be punished by the university. I lopefully, when the spotlight is that are detrimental to both their vandalism that have become all While we cannot fault the fans of Monday's game, Cole Field Maryland students must now shown on another university, the universities and their communi- too commonly associated with for their excitement over the I louse was filled with students face the consequences of their students will act in a way that is ties? championship celebrations. For schools first NCAA Basketball and fans celebrating the Terps' actions. The riots put university more representative of their col- Unfortunately, Monday night's College Park, the riot Monday Championship, we can ask what victory in a very controlled set- officials in a position where they lege or university. /&&•,(&[«'. /vreemt-'f**' * PEOPLE University sports ON THE STREET need publicity What is your favorite day of the week? AT ISSUE Are the recent team cuts the result of the University's failure to advertise sports equally? MIKE Millions of people (185 mil- CROUSE lion in 2000) watch the sum- mer Olympics every four years Guesl Column for good reason. They get advertised. NBC, CBS and ABC Vie following column is in fight year in and year out to get response to Mart Zeigler's col- the rights to air the Olympics. If umn "It's all because of the economy."printed on March 25. the smaller events at the University were more known to While I am not a college ath- students and even local resi- Evolution a sound theory KIM ARMSTRONG lete, I understand and feel the dents, I guarantee the revenue pain the University's tennis, taken in would surely increase. PAUL meaningless battle. There are with by some of the authors Indeed, "you have to spend "Tuesday, because I swimming/diving and track MOORE groups that think the Earth is mentioned above. teams are enduring However, I money to make money." The flat, yet geologists are not told to In No. 3, Mr. Scurlock presents don't have any also understand the economics athletic department is simply Guest Column teach this. These arguments the new mantra of the intelligent classes." of it all, mainly because I am rationing the funds in an ineffi- against evolution exist because design group in that "irreducible indeed an economics major. As cient manner. They handout of the different myths associated complexity" is the major flaw of far as those teams being a "drag approximately 88 scholarships At tin.' University, we have with it. Many people firmly evolutionary theory. The latest on the University," I am afraid I to the football team every year. often heard the latest buz/ term believe that acceptance of the repackaging of this argument will have to disagree. I will I lowever, on any given for higher education, which is fact of evolution means rejection (which is 150 years old) was admit that the number in Saturday merely 45 of them "critical thinking." Critical think- of religion. To dispel this myth, introduced by Michael Belie in attendance at a track meet are will play. Not to mention no ing is really scientific thinking one should locate the 1997 papal his book "Darwin's Black Box." nowhere near the numbers at a more than 65 are allowed to go applied broadly across different decree in which the pope con- The argument and counter- football game, but for good on road trips. What is die use concepts. As critically thinking cludes dial there is too much argument are too long-winded reason. When was the last time for the other 23 scholarships? students, you should objectively evidence to reject evolution and to explain here, but Stephen J. a track meet was advertised That is money that could be examine the recent article in The no conflict exists with the STEPHANIE Gould wrote an excellent review citywide. or even campus-wide used to advertise the smaller BG News by Christopher Catholic Church. Given that the WHITELY for that matter? Football sports and gel them the recog- Scurlock, "Evolution a dubious pope is a religious man, one of this book. games, basketball games, and nition they deserve. The tennis theory." must conclude that acceptance Finally, Mr. Scurlock's article "I like every day." hockey games are boasted all team is home to a nationally At the base of this article are of both Cod and evolution is rea- was written because Dr. Ribeau over the city weeks in advance. ranked player who scarcely numerous old and tired argu- sonable. There are more myths and other Ohio university presi- dents had the intelligence and Flyers paint the town while anyone knows about. With a ments on why evolution is associated with what people local DJs play the role of the critical thinking skills to vote little help from the economics wrong or unproven. If the critical believe evolution says and does town crier letting everyone and against the inclusion of intelli- department, the athletic thinker would spend any time not say, but any biology course anyone know when and where reading scientific writings on this taught in our department would gent design into the state of Ohio department could better allo- the games are and who is being cate its resources to provide subject, he or she would realize provide students with a true curriculum. Intelligent design is played. It all contributes to the funding for the litde people. that this article is "The Emperor's understanding of what evolution simply the latest re-wrapping of sale of tickets to these games. New Clothes" all over again. 1 will is. creationism for a "science" audi- On a side note, just off the However, not once have I seen top of my head I can name you effectively address the author's Mr. Scurlock writes that evolu- ence. I am not against the teach- a commercial on WBGU talk- three Olympic athletes who points shortly, but first we must tion is a tautology, an argument ing of intelligent design; it just ing about the next upcoming have "lent their talents to a understand why these argu- decades old. Certainly, "survival needs to be taught in a philoso- track meet, tennis match or major motion picture." lohnny ments exist and who makes • of the fittest" is a tautology, but phy, sociology, theology, or cre- DENIELLE swim meet at the University. Weissmuller, an Olympic them. this is not evolution. Numerous ationism course. It isn't science PERALTA Instead, WBGU decides to air First, who makes the argu- authors have written books deal- and therefore doesn't belong in a "instructional" videos on the swimmer, starred in numerous ments? Not biologists. The arti- ing with this point and I will science curriculum. Scientists "Friday, because I mating habits of lions in the Tarzan movies from 1932-1948. cles author, an engineer, cites point the readers toward Richard Buster Crahbc, another are very open to new ideas and don't have to work month of April compared to one physics article. As students Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, new thoughts, but there is one their habits in March. Don't get Olympic swimmer, starred as paying good money for your Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, Stephen I, Gould, Michael Ruse caveat. Within our jobs as scien- and it's time to party." me wrong; I loo sometimes like education, you should expect to (a particularly excellent writer on tists, the ideas we teach and dis- to watch Steve Irwin and his Billy the Kid and also Tarzan in leam about ideas from the peo- movies from 1932-1965. Mitch this point), and Ernst Mayr. All of cuss must be science and (far too take on big cats — but serious- ple in the respective field. As a Gaylord, a gymnast, starred in these authors have written books simply put) they must be ly. All I am saying is that I think biologist, I would expect you to American Anthem in 1988 as aimed at the non-biologist and testable and falsifiable. the TV station and even the come to me for training in biolo- well as countless commercials specifically deal with the tauto- Creationism and intelligent radio station could help out gy and not physics, geology, eng- logical issue. for Levis, Diet Coke, Vidal- design are neither. Also in die these teams a lot by throwing lish. or philosophy, likewise, I Mr Scurlock writes the follow- in a 20 second spot informing Sassoon, Solo flex and Texaco, non-science category are space would not feel comfortable ing "No positive experimental students of die upcoming to name a few. He hosted his aliens, ghosts, ESP or other para- teaching die current state of the results observing evolution." This events or even taping a meet own TV show, and most recent- normal phenomenon. So. take Big Bang theory, or economic is a perfect example of knowing and airing that once in a while. ly did work on "Batman those critical thinking skills that theory in a capitalist society. As the source of the information. MARK Without publicity these teams Forever" as Chris O'Donnell's critical thinkers, you need to you are paying your tuition for There are numerous studies of SILVERSTEN get no recognition. Everyone stunt double. Olympians do evaluate the training and cre- both laboratory and field obser- and put them to use. 1 personally needs a little help sometimes. indeed lend their talents to the dentials of a source. invite anyone on campus to vations of the origin of species. "Thursday, because I The tennis, swimming and silver screen, despite common Second, why do these argu- These species are not microbes, come to my "Mythsof Evolution" track teams are no different. belief. ments exist? Evolution by natural but complex animals. Again, he course or any other biology get drunk and I have selection is a fact as true and far mentions peppered moths and course to discover the facts of two more days to do less complicated than gravity. finch's beaks and his "new" 1980 biology. the same." Doubtinggravitational dieory biology book. All of these cita- doesn't make it false, but biolo- Think spring! tions are old, tired vacuous argu- Paul Moore is a professor of gists are constantly fighting this ments and are effectively dealt biology at llie Vniivrsity CRAIG GIFF0RD, MANAGING EDITOR Submission policy MARIE CHICHE, CO-NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? Wfc ; GUEST COLUMNS are longer pieces Name, phone number and address DAN NIED, CO-NEWS EDITOR doubt it. Write us and let us know between 600 and 800 words. These i should be included for verification NICK HURM. SPORTS EDITOR where you stand are usually, also, in response to a cur- purposes. BG NEWS JEFF ARNETT, COPY CHIEF rent issue on the BGSU campus or rVrsonal attacks and anonymous KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF TASHA STEIMER, FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less! 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CARLA SCHOBER, ON-LINE EDITOR I WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Thursday, April 4,2002 5 Miss Cleo proxy comes clear By ierry Schwartz focus too much on Miss Cleo. showers customers with e-mail ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The story here is a business in in which Miss Cleo says she has Shlomit Galperin remembers which just about everybody has checked the cards and has urgent the caller whose boyfriend told been accused of sleazy behavior news for them — call right away! her that her cat had been run — Access, its contractors, even • Is Miss Cleo a Jamaican over by a truck. Tell me, the caller the people who call for readings. shaman, as Access claims? asked: Did my boyfriend lie? Did And don't forget the psychics. "They haven't even attempted he kill the cat? "I'm not too proud of what I to substantiate that." Buchner Galperin closed her eyes. "Yes!" did," said Galperin, of St. said. His office produced a birth she said. Petersburg. Fla. certificate for a Youree Dell "I knew it!" said the caller. Her most important job, she Harris, born at Los Angeles Galperin knew no such thing. said, was not to divine the future County Hospital. Her parents A cleaning lady who wanted to — it was to keep callers on the were from Texas and California. make some money, she had line, keeping the meter running Miss Cleo could not be answered an ad and found her- at $4.99 a minute. She was reached for comment. Her self answering phone calls to a required to maintain a 15- lawyer. William Cone, did not psychic hotline on behalf of Miss minute average per call (later return a reporter's calls. Cleo, the exuberant soothsayer increased to 20 minutes); when Peter Stolz, Access' president, with the lamaican accent whose her average declined, so did the has told The Los Angeles Times television appearances, mostly in number of calls that were sent that the company is phasing out late-night commercials, have her way. Miss Cleo as its spokeswoman. made her an extrasensory sensa- Prosecutors have not spent • Do the psychics resort to chi- tion. much time worrying about canery to run up callers' phone Galperin quit last May, before whether psychics are legit. "That bills? lawsuits — filed first by the attor- for us is a very difficult thing from According to Buchner, Access ney general of Missouri and a legal standpoint." said Bob executives will "close their eyes to eventually by eight other states Buchner, an assistant attorney what their so-called psychics and the Federal Trade general in Florida. have to do to keep these people Commission — took a heavy toll Instead, they are focusing on on the line." on the company's reputation and other issues: Moynihan denies it. He has profits. They charged the compa- • Does Access violate "do not issued edicts prohibiting psy- ny Miss Cleo represents, Access call" laws to drum up business? chics from putting callers on Resource Services of Fort No, said Access lawyer Sean hold, or from reading scripts Lauderdale, Fla., with all sorts of Moynihan. intended to prolong the calls. The Associated Press Photo sins, including lying about Miss But Access does call a lot, with company occasionally monitors Cleo's qualifications as a seer. recorded messages that promise readings, and psychics who MISS CLEO: Shlomit Galperin poses at her son's desk at home in St. Petersburg, Fla. But it would be a mistake to "amazing" free readings; it also break the rules are fired. Scoring trips up quiz contest MFIP By Betsy Blaney Distefano, coordinator of the ized that one of student Kevin ASSOCIAttD PRESS WRITER Texas decathlon organization, a Ho's score sheets was misplaced NOW HIRING FOR FALL 2002 SEMESTER LUBBOCK. Texas—The ques- defendant in lawsuits filed by and had been excluded from his tion of who won the Texas both schools. "This pains me school's final tally, which would Academic Decathlon has because we're using this scholar- have pushed his team into first BG NEWS PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS stumped some of the finest ship money that we normally place. Decathlon officials said WE are currently seeking Graphic minds in the state. give to students for litigation." the sheet was not turned in qualifications Is it Lubbock High, which was Officials at Dobie High say properly, meaning Lubbock Design/VCT majors interested in filling declared the winner? Or is it they won the competition, in High had won and Dobie High any of the following: • Software experience in: • Need good attitude in QuarkXPress, Photoshop, handling deadlines and Pasadena's 1. Frank Dobie High, which nine-member teams was second. Computer Production Positions and Illustrator for Mac pressure-oriented situations which says there were scoring match wits in such subjects as Dobie High took its case to problems and wants a retest to language, literature, art and eco- court in Houston last week, with » Understanding of design; * Must have an eye for detail determine who will represent nomics on written tests, essays type styles & usage, import- and the ability to proofread coach Richard Golenko arguing • Co-op Position 8am - 5pm, Mon thru Fri ing graphics & photos, and carefully. Texas at next week's national and quiz show-like oral exams. that Ho's test should have been • Part-time Positions (scheduled around classes) scanning techniques. competition? The winners get $1,200 apiece counted and that at least one • Night Shift 8:30pm - 12:30am. Sun thru Thurs The battle of the brains is now for college; second place is worth other test was not tallied correct- in court. $800 each. ly. Questions also were raised If interested. Call 372-2494 "It's blowing our minds, as you After the meet ended last about whether a score was miss- between the hours of 3 pm 8k 12 Midnight. can imagine," said Shonna month, Dobie High's coach real- ing for a I jibbock student. If no answer, please leave a message and your call will be returned ASAP. What wiH yOU do ^P* April 1-5 *3f- The World Student Association is sponsoring a variety of events with your leading up to the Annual International Dinner, April 7th at 5:30pm in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union, Grand Ballroom. The following is a line up of the events for International week. Everyone is encouraged to come and plasma money? participate in all the eventsl!! Monday: Tampopo". a Japanese film at 7pm, Gish theater Tuesday: German club party at 8pm, room 101 Shatzel Hall. Promises to be an evening of fun with free food and drinks provided. Wednesday: 'rat Drink Man Woman', a Chinese/Taiwanese film at 7pm, Gish Theater. 'Cup of Culture' event sponsored by the World Student Association. Come and learn about the countries of HAITI and GHANA SKECHERS: 9:15pm, Mac Hall Countryside Room. Thursday: 'French house party": Come try our Crlpes at 4prn, The Frencn House on sorority row. "Kulhe Wampe" a German film at 7:30pm, 206 Union theater week lerl-aroen Beroemd' (Everybody's famous) a Dutch film at 7:30pm, Gish Theater Friday: "The Scent of the Green Paoava" a Vietnamese film at 4:00pm, Gish Theater "Cup of culture": Come and learn about China, presented by the OFF Chinese Student Scholar Association" at 5:30pm, Union room HURRY IN! ENDS SATURDAY 316. FREE PIZZA!! 04.06.02 If you have questions or want more information, please contact: Jessie at [email protected], 372-2249 Karine at [email protected], 372-9105 Only at Famous W. Footwear Brand name shoes for loss® For the store nearest you: 1-8OO-4O-FAMOOSI1-800-403-2668) Shop online @ FamawrFootwaar.MM 6 Thursday, April 4,2002 NATION WWW.BGNEWS.COM Newhart FBI to use more internal polygraphs Microsoft By Ted Bhdis inside the FBI by a commission whether those who flunked along that way, minimize the wins ASSOCIATED CRESS WRITER led by former Director William were still working with top- damage that's done." president WASHINGTON — The FBI H. Webster. The report, which secret documents. The FBI focused many of its Both Mueller and Senser said will dramatically expand the use could be released as early as this security improvements on its Twain of lie detectors on its agents and week, is expected to harshly crit- they are studying the best way to Belluzo computers, noting that I lanssen do more to verify their financial icize lax security inside the expand use of polygraphs for the dealings as part of a security agency. FBI's roughly 28,000 employees copied hordes of sensitive docu- prize overhaul stemming from last Mueller, appointed FBI direc- but are focusing for now on test- ments and other electronic files resigns year's arrest of agent Robert tor months after Hanssen's ing agents and others with without ever setting off alarms. •SSOCIATtO PRESS Hanssen for spying, FBI Director arrest, candidly acknowledged access to the most sensitive Hanssen also routinely searched By Allison Linn past security failures. secrets. Mueller pledged that the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON — TV and Robert Mueller said yesterday. FBI investigative files for any ref- Mueller acknowledged issues "I will say, anybody who looks FBI is "not going to polygraph film comedian Bob Newhart has erences to his name and the SEATTLE — Microsoft Corp. of privacy and trust. But he said at our organization realizes that people indiscriminately across president and chief operating been awarded the fifth annual phrase, "dead drop," a hidden FBI employees must realize that security was not a priority," he the bureau." officer Rick Belluzzo said yester- Mark Twain prize given by the location a spy uses to transfer security needs to be improved said. "We've moved to address "Nobody likes taking a poly- day he was stepping down after Kennedy Center for American graph," he said. "I didn't particu- after the betrayal by Hanssen, that." secrets. just over a year in the position. humor. larly enjoy taking a polygraph." who has pleaded guilty to selling Some members of the seven- "That's kind of a clue" that an Belluzzo, a longtime computer "Mark Twain once said, It is person Webster commission Senser said the FBI will secrets to Moscow in exchange FBI agent might be a spy, Senser and software industry executive, strange the way the ignorant and for about $1.4 million during at met with Hanssen over four expand its use of commercial said. New computer monitoring said he planned to start his own inexperienced so often and so least two decades. days while preparing the study records, such as listings of prop- company. He joined Microsoft in undeservedly succeed when the "In the FBI, every employee is Webster, who said he did not erty sales or other transactions, will alert officials when an agent September 1999 and held several informed and the experienced proud to say they're FBI agents. meet with Hanssen, is to testify to compare with the disclosures conducts such searches or tries senior positions before being fail,' which is certainly true in this When you have something like next week about the findings agents must routinely make to read, download or print infor- promoted to his current position case." Hanssen happening, it dimin- before the Senate ludiciary about their finances. The bureau mation about cases that should Newhart, 72, started as an also is considering how to use in February 2001. ishes your pride in the institu- Committee. be off-limits. accountant, advertising writer tion," Mueller said. "We've got to Mueller and his new chief for psychological profiles of Microsoft said in a statement Mueller also declined to rule and a performer in his home balance privacy concerns, have internal security, Kenneth H. employees to detect behavior yesterday that Belluzzo would town, Chicago. to balance the necessity of mak- Senser of the CIA, said the FBI that might lead to spying. out the use even within the FBI remain in his position until May, "Like Twain," said a statement ing sure there never again is a will soon administer new lie- "Our goal is to deter those of its own highly specialized and would stay at the company from the Kennedy Center, Hanssen with showing that you detector tests to 1,000 more people, if they're thinking ratio- eavesdropping tools, such as the until September to organize the "Newhart looked at the great and trust your employees, which we employees. Earlier results from nally. In some cases they don't." Internet surveillance system for- transition. Senser said. "If we can't deter In his prior positions, Belluzzo the small of American life and da- 700 tests found that fewer than merly known as "Carnivore" and Mueller's remarks, made to 10 raised red flags, such as possi- them, to try to minimize that worked on the company's con- found the befuddling lunacy that the "KLS" key-logging system, lurks beneath the surface of reporters during a meeting at ble deception, that warranted time between when they make sumer operations, including its wliich can record everything a deceptive calm.... His trenchant FBI headquarters, precede the additional scrutiny. Mueller the decision to go bad and when Xbox game system, its MSN comedy signaled the end of the release of a study on security declined to say Wednesday they actually get detected, and suspect types on his keyboard. Messenger instant messaging complacent fifties." system and its Ultimate TV ser- In 1959 he signed a contract vice. Belluzzo also was instru- that led to "The Button-Down mental early on in the company's Mind of Bob Newhart," a come- CHECK V# eVT AT ffCNCW/.C** .NET initiative for delivering ser- dy album that rose to the top of vices over the Internet. the popular charts. His now Before joining Microsoft, he famous one-person telephone was briefly chief executive of conversations got their start in fllBG News headlines in 1970 read, Silicon Graphics Inc., and previ- long calls he recorded with an FT ously spent 23 years at I lewlett- advertising colleague as audition s>,^Happy Thursday...Happy "Booze Barrier Busted." Packard Co. tapes for a radio show. The campus had been dry since its founding Thursday...Happy Thursday... 1 in 1910. The town was also "dry" in 1910, but voted to reapeal prohibition in 1933. ArrO> wHL X&zekzooz \ * Preservfirvg ArVico.: Poop\QS, Cu\+ures ar>a Socio+ies" Monday. April 8-Movte Lumumba. 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City officials were con- cerned the blasts could be related to the city's recent budget problems and the threat of municipal layoffs. mm Court decides car searches legal By Andrew Welsh-Huggins The car's driver, Marvin Murrell, Belton, allows police searches of judge's decision. The case was sonable search or seizure in the defense attorney, agreed, saying ASSOCIATE D PRESS WRIIER was pulled over for speeding and individuals and their vehicles then appealed to the Ohio Ohio and U.S. constitutions that the U.S. Supreme Court's COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a sig- then arrested after the officer dis- immediately after an arrest to Supreme Court. "should be hannonized whenever decision provides only a "minimal nificant Fourth Amendment deci- covered an arrest warrant for not check for weapons and to make The state Supreme Court's 1992 possible," Resnick wrote base line" for protecting people's sion, the Ohio Supreme Court paying child support. sure no evidence is being hidden Brown decision was wrongly Chief lustice Thomas Moyer rights TO privacy. ruled yesterday that police may The court's 5-2 decision over- or destroyed. decided, Justice Alice Robie and lustice Paul Pfeifer dissented. The court's unanimous Brown search the inside of a car following turned its previous major ruling After Murrell was charged with Resnick wrote for the majority. "It is well settled that a state decision "wisely held That Ohio cit- the arrest of an occupant of the on vehicle searches, the 1992 State cocaine possession, a Hamilton The Brown ruling did not pro- supreme court may interpret izens arc entitled to greater pro- car, no matter what the reason v. Brown decision, and brought Countyjudge threw out the results vide "persuasive reasons" to its state constitution to pro- lection from 50311111* and seizures was for the arrest. the Ohio Constitution's search and of the search depart from the search proce- vide greater individual rights than The protection afforded by The court said the 1999 search seizure provisions into alignment The Hamilton County dures set out in the U.S. Supreme than those provided in the fed- the Fourth Amendment," said of a Cincinnati man's car, a search with a 1981 ruling by the U.S. Prosecutor's office appealed, and Court's Belton decision, Resnick eral Constitution," Moyer Kravitz. a former president of the that discovered drugs, was consti- Supreme Court. the 1st Ohio District Court of said. wrote. Ohio Association of Criminal tutional. That decision, New York v. Appeals overturned the trial The protections against unrea- Max Kravitz, a Columbus Defense Attorneys. J»"»"»"""" Race-profiling settlement proposed Bylohn Nolan lems, under authority of a moni- including black activists and the or detained and then released as ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tor to be selected later. American Civil Liberties Union. part of an investigation, the offi- CINCINNATI — Closer police Implementing the proposals The agreement lo resolve the cer shall explain To the citizen cooperation with the community could cost $5 million, including at lawsuit requires approval of those why he or she is stopped or and creaiion of a new agency to least $125 million in the first year, parties by Tuesday, the deadline detained in a professional, cour- review police complaints are part for equipment, police staffing set by a federal judge to avert a teous manner. "All Day, Everyday" of a proposed settlement of a law- and operation of a citizen review trial. "An officer must always display suit that accused city police of panel, officials said. The settlement is set to end five his or her badge on request and " ^ • Mon: 11am-1:30am harassing and targeting blacks on Councilman lim Tarbell said years after the court approves it, must never retaliate or express Tues: 11am-1:30am the basis of race. the agreement will mean a lot or could end earlier if the parties disapproval if a citizen seeks to Wed: 11am-1:30am City officials yesterday released more work for police,-but he agree that there has been sub- record an officer's badge num- Th-Sat:11am-3:00am terms of the proposal, which was thinks it will be worth the effort. stantial compliance with terms ber." reached almosl a year after the "It's basically community-ori- for at least two years. The city would also create an Sun: 11am-1:30am city erupted in riots over (he ented policing, which I think The proposal spells out condi- independent Citizen Complaint police slaying of a black man. we're all for," Tarbell said. "More tions for police procedures Authority to replace a citizen At the same time, lawyers for out-of-the-car and onto-lhe- "The city shall provide police police review panel and the city's p a a the city also released a proposed street ... getting more active in services in a fair and impartial Office of Municipal ,«=,, Lc ash pc necks ) agreement with the U.S. community meetings, more manner without any discrimina- Investigations i si os nil ' Department of lustice to resolve physical presence in walking the tion on the basis of race, color or "The CCAs mission will be to 1 r- the government's recommenda- beat." ethnicity. The city, in consultation investigate serious interventions lilMtoti tions for reforming police policies The 63 pages of documents with the parties, shall take appro- by police officers, including but 11 on the use of force and record- plus attachments resulted from priate action to track compli- not limited to shots fired, deaths 1 Large 11 Large 1 Hem and an order keeping. days of intense negotiations ance," the proposal said. in custody and major uses of 1 Item ol broad sticks only The agreements commit the between city lawyers and attor- It also addresses police con- force, and to review and resolve 1,1 city police to work closely with neys for the lustice Department, duct. all citizen complaints in a fair and 9? the community to identify and the Cincinnati police union and "Except in exigent circum- efficient manner," the document *<* No resolve law enforcement prob- parties that filed the lawsuit, stances, when a citizen is stopped said. coupon necessary "The BG News Delivers Results..." 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April 4,2002 WORLD WWW.BGNEWS.COM China releases Tibetan teacher By Joe McDonald l-anqing to reconsider ligme tional norms," Randt said. September 1983 and sentenced tence would have expired on plaints that the term was too ASSOCIATED PRCSS WRITER Sangpo's case. Untos said ligme At least two of the prisoners he to Byearsin prison on charges of Sept. 3. 2011. Prison authorities vague. Today, the most common ZHENGZHOU, China — An Sangpo had been a particular mentioned have now been set "counterrevolutionary incite- exempted him from physical charge is subversion, which is elderly Tibetan teacher was freed concern of mine." tree. ment and propaganda" for cam- labor several year's ago because of used in similar cases. on medical parole by China after "I deeply appreciate this Beijing has made a practice in paigning against Chinese rule in his age, Kamm said. According to Kamm, at the end 19 years in prison — a release one humanitarian gesture by the the past year of releasing prison- Tibet, according to Kamm. The Tibetan had been China)) of 1997 there were 1,900 people in leading activist said was an Chinese," the California ers when it wants to curry favor His sentence was extended by longest-serving political prisoner. prison on charges of counterrev- attempt to please the United Democrat said in a statement. "I with Washington over human live vears in 1988 when he shout- With his freedom, the political olutionary activity. That number States. urge the Chinese to make further rights — the most persistent ed pro-independence comments prisoner held the longest is had fallen to 1.300 by the end of Tanak ligme Sangpo. 7(>, was progress in releasing political sticking point in China-U.S. rela- during a visit to his prison by a Zhang Chengjian. who has been 1999. He estimates that the num- set free Sunday from Drapchl prisoners and restoring the tions, Swiss delegation. Another eight in prison since October 1983. ber of people still imprisoned on Prison in Lhasa, the Tibetan capi- human rights of its citizens." To Kamm. ligme Sangpo's yean were added in 1991 when (hlnese authorities agreed to such charges is between (ioo and tal, said John Kamm, president ol ligme Sangpo was one of five release smacked of diplomatic he did the same during a visit by consider a request for ligme 700. the San F'rancisco-based Duihua prisoners cited by U.S. initiative. other foreigners, according to Sangpo to seek treatment abroad Kamm started the Duihua foundation. Ambassador Clark T. Randt dur- "It is clear to me ... that this is Kamm. If he cannot obtain effective med- Foundation alter unsuccessfully U.S. Rep. 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OhM3402 419-352-0123 giB*** THURSDAY April 4, TRIBUTE: A 2002 string quartet delivers one www.bgnews.com/now insulting tribute BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY to The Cure VOLUME 93 ISSUE 46 PAGE 10 Reality in 'Surivor' getting too fake With the release of Rusted Root's fourth album, Liz Berlin (vocals, guitars, and percussion) speaks of the band's past, the new album While there may be reality shows cooler than it ("The and Rusted Root's future plans. Osboumes") and ones that came "It feels like your favorite bike ride," Berlin said of the new before it ("Real World," "Road ■ album, Welcome to My Party, set for release on April 9. The band Rules"), "Survivor" is still the top has matured greatly from its past musical releases. dog of reality TV, no matter how bad it gets. It may not be the best The album differs from its multi-platinum release When I Woke of the bunch, but at least this in that it played the songs on that album live for four to five years time around, there have been prior to recording. That album, according to Berlin, represents a some changes. This season, the producers "snapshot of where we were in 1994." finally realized that there were "It's different now that we have three more albums under our too many handouts to the tribes. belt," she said. The Survivors may be back on The group took the opportunity to spend time in Pittsburgh and the beach, but it's no party. They actually have to look for their Northern California, where die album was produced, to con- food. What a novel idea that is. sciously create the music. "It's more like a painting, you work on it Producers have also been will- for months," Berlin said. ing to correct things thai go hor- As for working with producer Bill Bottrell (When I Woke) for a sec- ribly wrong. Noticing an error in scoring from a challenge from nd time, Berlin said, "It was a familiar face, (we) knew how he "Survivor: Africa," Rex. along with the other finalists, received the money that he deserved. Nice touch. This season, the powers that be were not afraid to mix the two tribes up after Maraamu kept getting the snot beaten out of it. It may have been more for a dra- matic effect, but it sure made for belter viewing. While "Survivor" has made some improvements, its bad traits have spilled over onto other shows. The current installment of the "Real World/Road Rules Challenge," which is billed as "Battle of the Seasons," has implemented the nasty voting off of contestants from "Survivor." However, instead of a "Tribal Council," we have the "Inner Circle." Tor those of you who have not watched a single minute, the top three teams from each show make the call on which two-person team gets sent home. What could be a fun chal- lenge turned into something nasty early as the "Road Rules" Inner Circle began voting off its top threats. So many elements from "Survivor" have been put into other reality shows that none of them are really "reality" anymore. "Big Brother" was a bust. Roommates now seem to com- pete for camera time and poten- tial fame on "The Real World." Then there are the slew of dating shows like "The Bachelor" and the God-awful "Dismissed." If you want a show that gets remotely close to reality, you won't get any more real than "The Osboumes." There is no "Tribal Council," no immunity chal- lenges, no nasty competition. Ozzy and his family aren't using this as a vehicle for fame; they already have it. There are no con- Woods' picks up where fairy tales left off trived situations, although I am sure that the editors did try to put a story line together. For the most By Brenna Bozarth tive princes, have gotten their close to him? I HI BG NEWS part, it's like a mini-documentary wish. It seems that all is weU that This show has been criticized every week, just a camera record- "Into the Woods" is the largest ends well. in the past for being too preachy. ing the action. theater production this spring. "Into the Woods" contains Stephenson says the director Sometimes the best TV does It will be performed April 5,6, lessons that, according to and die cast have worked hard 7,12 and 13 at 8 p.m. and April 7 not involve challenges or feuding Stephenson, "can apply to all of at making it clear the characters and 14 at 2 p.m. in the Eva Marie us, no matter how old we are." — the baker, Cinderella and all tribes/TV casts If people really Saint Theater. For example, the second act — are learning these life lessons. want competition, then let's bring This classic musical by asks, "What cost are you willing The audience watches them back "Challenge of the Network Stephen Sondheim and lames to pay for achieving your struggle to confront their own Stars." Those episodes were fun. Lapine takes traditional fairy tale dreams? And what is your issues. For those creating a new reality characters and asks, "What hap- responsibility to the greater A talented cast attempts to series, as if we need any more of pens after happily ever after?" community you live in?" After provide a semblance of reality to them, do something original. We The baker, played by Geoff climbing the beanstalk, Jack kills the laughs of the show. can tell when you have been Stephenson, is rendered child- the giant. Then when he comes "This show isn't just good. It's watching "Survivor." Voting off less by his next-door neighbor, down, the giant's wife follows. very, very impressive," said weaker players is not original. the witch. He and his wife are Unfortunately, the giant's shami Mooreman, theater busi- Reality TV must move on and given a potion to reverse the vengeful wife is nearsighted and ness operations manager. spell. They need a pure gold steps on more than a few char- Tickets are $10 and bur- evolve past "Survivor," or it's slipper ("Cinderella"), a milk- going nowhere except downhill ("Little Red Riding Hood"), and act. it seems the baker, his wife, acters before catching Jack. sarable. Reservation are avail- white cow ("lack and the Should lack run and hide or sur- able at 419-372-2719. in the ratings fast. corn-yellow hair ("Rapunzel"). and each of the storybook char- Beanstalk"), a blood red cape At the end of a fairly farcical first acters, along with their perspec- render himself to save those \ 10 Thursday. April 4, 2002 NOW KKVIKWS WWW.BGNEWS.COM ROOT From Page 9 worked and liked how he them resolve and grow." worked." Berlin also said the Because of Rusted Root's hia- group was looking forward to tus, the band not only grew as a furthering the relationship with whole, but also as individuals Bottreu. "Rusted Root was my first band," Along with a familiar face, Berlin said. With the time off, she Bottrell brought an unfamiliar started a solo career with "Liz , setting Having recently moved Berlin Band," where she was to Northern California. Rusted able to write, record and engi- Root recorded Welcome in a big neer her own songs. Berlin fur- Miranda Sound to a mixture of VVeezer, Ijt and bam that was turned into a pro- ther commented that it was an the guitar talents of Puddle of duction studio. "It was set on the invaluable opportunity to "expe- Baby Inertia Muckl. Miranda Sound presents edge of the ocean on high cliffs," rience ideas individually and a vocal styling estranged from Berlin said, "with beautiful mist (gain a) deeper understanding of Pour progressive rockers from any of the latter. and fog" The scenery aided the how components of recording Columbus have begun making a Songs such as "Dry Mouth" group's creativity on the album. balance into each other." She name for themselves in the and "Mother Stay Brave" have One long night after recording now keeps her solo career on the music industry, and that name is the lyrical capabilities and tranc- several tracks and reaching, as side while promoting with Miranda Sound. Billy Peake ing resonance to draw the listen- Berlin describes it, "different lev- Rusted Root on its album. (vocals/guitar), Sean Sefcik er into the song. With the excep- els of intoxication," Rusted Root With the reuniting of Rusted (bass), Scott 1 laynes (drums) and tion of "Virgins Go," a song that POP THE SYSTEM was directed to finish the track Root for Welcome also came the Dan (lerken (vocals/guitar) exhumes guitar talent but lacks "Sweet Mary" outside. "It was return of a past band mate, lenn released their first album titled edge and creates confusion of really intense," Berlin said of the Wertz. "Jenn was gone five or six Baby Inertia. meaning, the album is com- Black Label Society Twist of Nothing scenic atmosphere and the years," Berlin said. "It felt really Already renowned for its live prised of a collage of new talents added lights and photography of great (singing with lenn again)." performances throughout the 1919 Eternal Pop the System and interesting new vocal tech- the engineer. Photographs of "There was an elemen' that (jilumbus area, Miranda Sound this session can be seen on the came back widi her and the way niques. It's a rare occasion indeed You might have already heard has redirected its energy onto an band's official website we blend is really amazing," she Baby Inertia may imply inac- when I prefer softer to heavier songs from Twist of Nothing's Pop album filled with sharp rhythms, (www.rustedroot.com). continued. As Berlin said, she tivity, but the songs on this sounds. Zakk Wylde's output lite System on the RSA Channel. lyrical "cat and mouse" chasing Welcome To My Party, said and Wertz produce a harmony album retain great energy and beyond being Ozzy's guitarist is Now you can buy the CD, but is it and contrasting vocals that sur- Berlin, represents "where we are that rejuvenates the energy and power in Miranda Sound. one such instance (and I'm well any good? prisingly fit with the clashing as individuals, where the song- spirit of the band. Grade: B+ in the minority on this). The solo instrumentation. A sound similar The final result isn't bad. But it writers are as songwriters." She "In the beginning, we came -Sara Firestine Book ofSluulows, with acoustic is not spectacular. further explained that with three together through spirit more textures and Zakk's surprisingly On a good note, when I different songwriters in the and gravitated to each oilier and honest and understated vocals, is pushed play I was expecting to group, the intention for a song created," Berlin said. The spirit one of the best Southern-rock hear some local band trying to be was much greater and more ful- of the band clearly is evident on inspired records I've come across. Creed, Linkin Park or some other filling. Berlin said that Rusted this album. She said it "lifted me Where that version of Wyldc mediocre band. Root "keyedinto each other on a to a place I never imagined and welcomes and warms. I find I was surprised to find a heavy deeper level." recreating it every night on stage Black Libel Society distancing. dose of acoustic guitar rock on The first single, and title of fulfills a specific need of mine." Most of this stems from the the CD. And I was glad to find album, "Welcome to My Party" Rusted Root will begin recre- "stronger than death" attitude the that they weren't afraid to stray is proof of this further depth. "It ating its music on stage with a man wholeheartedly embraces from the pop formula, fearing feels like open anns," Berlin said. promotional tour beginning (read any interview with him — April 5. The tour will be near you'll see) and smothers the neither the lengthy song nor the One member of the band that Toledo on May 1 when it stops Black l-abel material. And 1919 instrumental. additionally contributed to the in Ann Arbor, Mich. As for the Elemai docs nothing to change The album's first three tracks, new sound was lini Donovan. Welcome to My Party replaced rest of the dates, Berlin adds that The String Quartet B.R.M.C. that tendency. however, blend together after familiar drum singles such as they arc "trying to take it out Lead track and first release their combined 15 minutes is Tribute to The Cure Black Rebel "Drum Trip" and "Agbadza" with West" for a seven week tour. She "Bleed Foi Me" epitomizes the through. I found myself skipping Motorcycle Club "People of My Village." a lechno- was unsure of accompanying Whisper record. An awkward blend of ahead, looking for something dif- trance track incorporating bands but remarked the Chicago styles, the song has bits of Rob ferent. Vitamin Records' latest "trib- Last year, Black Rebel Donovan's experimentation with show on May 4 will be one of Zombie, bluesy bar rock, and Luckily, things got more inter- ute" album is thought provoking. Motorcycle Club, B.R.M.C. for computers and sequencing. several festivals and urges fans Sabbath mashed into one ill-fit- esting when I reached "Gilm Unfortunately most of the short, released its major label Berlin states that by using to "watch for those and come ting package. The electo intro Before the Storm," a funky, two- thought it provokes cannot be debut, and no one noticed. samples of his playing, Donovan out." effect and stilled verse vocal do minute Instrumental, and expressed in a public format. One Perhaps looking at the path for created "a real hybrid of energy" "It feels great (when people) not compliment the exceptional "Wicked," the disc's only hard question that should be raised is success taken by The Strokes and which allowed Rusted Root to appreciate art you create," Berlin chonis at all. The solo is, of rock tune. Cool. why does this tribute album have The White Stripes, the band "add all elements into it." The said. Rusted Root is looking for- course, superb. Two parts good, But not everything's so peachy. no resemblance to the songs it packed up its bags and generated sequencing generated the band ward to sharing that with its two parts not so good. claims to cover? a buzz in the U.K. Though frontman Chad lones and live energy together. audience again on Welcome to And that's this disc. Songs like As a general rule tribute If the pattern holds. U.S. suc- has a linn, gritty voice that's great As for the tribcrs who miss the My Party. the piunmeling "Battering Ram" albums are a bad idea, but this cess should be just around the for rock music, he goes too far on familiar drumbeat, Berlin says, "I "We've felt really supported or the bluesy "Lost Heaven" work one is just confusing. The songs comer. Pop the System. think it's still there... always will over the 10 years with people This would be about a good a so well tapping into respective bear no resemblance to the The disc's slow, gentle songs be there in shows" She added, who stayed with us," Berlin said, time as any to look at what the moods. The aptly titled source material. Listening to this call for much more sparing use of "If you care about a band, let "Even without a No. 1 hit." potential fuss is about. "Speedball" and "America the butchery, I could not even pin the growl. B.R.M.C. has the punk attitude Beautiful" illustrate the breadth down a genre that was being cov- There arc other ups and of The Strokes along with the of his instrumental range. Yet, ered Far from being a tribute to downs, but nothing mind blow- sound of Definitely elsewhere, the record too often The Cure or anything else, it is a ing. MaybelMorning Glory-era Oasis. lumbers with going-nowhere riffs bland collection of mediocre But before reading the grade, Author keeps pounding "Love Bums" has a drum beat simply aiming sustaining a bot- string quartet instnimentals, and remember this: 1 am comparing similar to Folk Implosion's tom end. This is especially evi- is that alone. "Natural One," but it's filled with dent upon reaching the second this album to every other disc I president, war or no war This CD does not even have own, most of which were record- guitar riffs. "Whatever Happened half when three out of six tunes By John Flesrier enough character to be bad in Moore hammered Bush, Enron To My Rock 'n' Roll" steers more arc certifiable quicksand and one ed with a much higher budget. ASSOCIAKO PRESS WRIIER any impressing fashion. It is sim- and the administration's han- towards the sound of classic New other in the ballpark. The repeti- And yes, you can tell from this ply so boring I wanted to stab TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. —The dling of the war on terrorism. He York punk tion of lyrical tone doesn't help album that money makes a dif- publisher almost pulled the plug also provided a sneak preview of myself with a nail file just to stay The first half of the album is either. ference when recording. Perhaps on Michael Moore's latest book, his coming film, "Bowling for awake. very solid and well done. After "As 1 might be a bit harsh on this, their live music, which I haven't fearing a backlash because of its Columbine," which pokes fun at I am not sure whom this Sure As The Sun," the album is but I'm spoiled. Knowing what heard, could change my mind. bare-knuckle attacks on the gun culture and features album is marketed toward, and still good, but it loses the intensi- Wylde can do both with feeling Though I think I've heard President Bush. interviews with members of the to be honest I do not want to ty and interest of the first half. and creativity, 1 find 1919 Eternal enough of Pop tlie System, I look ".This 80 percent approval rat- know. This was a bad idea from Hopefully the buzz overseas is Michigan Militia underachieving. There are high forward to hearing what the its inception, and there irally was strong enough because B.M.R.C ing— this is not about 80 per- The first chapter of his book points, but there aren't enough to group makes next. Grade: C- no reason the album was made. does, for the most part, live up to cent of the country approves or describes the 2000 presidential keep me coming back. Grade: C This mass of coma-inducing it. Grade: B+ loves George W Bush," Moore election as "a very American ■Brad Klypchak -CltuckSoder tripe is simply a waste of plastic -IJsa Bellinger said Monday during a stop on coup." As far as Moore is con- his promotional tour. "This is that could be put into better use cerned, Al Gore is the rightful as a coaster. Save yourself the more like love the one you're president of the United States with. This is who we're stuck trouble of this album and go out "People say, 'Get over it.' Well, and buy something else, any- with." I'll never gel over it," he said. ithing else for that matter. Stop in and BG NEWS Moore, known for a wicked "There's nothing more basic in a Grade: F humor that skewers conserva- democracy than the right to vote, -David W. Storie tives and corporations such as and if you don't stand up for that see us at General Motors, was true to form — if someone tries to rig it or in a speech at Northwestern steal it and WP sit silent, what www.BGNews.com Michigan College. A capacity message do we send?" crowd of about 400 packed He also called for a special When sharks are Millikcn Auditorium, and hun- prosecutor to investigate the dreds watched through closed- Enron scandal and ties between flipped on their circuit television in another cam- the company and government backs they pass Always patching pus building. H By turns jocular and indignant, MOORE, PAGE 11 out! Hep ' 1 for news! ONE STOP fOR AIL YOUR &2GGA* 5AM1 PA**Y HOUSING NEEDS! THE LEGENDARY Leases avalaWe for 2002-2003 WftlLERS si HAL HtexsoM Si STEPHEN CHRtSTort Fox Run • Haven House Manor Piedmont • Birchurood Place MiRCt/RV Mini Hall • Small Buildings Frontier Housing • Houses mssmn. ..tists THE ARK BAND fffecr A M rtsMtnts raceiw a MMhtrship A§y?T X STRANAHAN to tlMijiMui ■MHI Spri Indoor hMtad swimming poot,nim.HydraSpa Whirlpool, &?JMy? 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Most well, essentially keeping interest Hoobastank rocked the house can count on their hands any between one level and the next. for three hours, mixing new with titles worth (he price of acquisi- One unique addition to the old and popular with the tion. One such game, however, game is the "Bond move" sys- unknown to put on an unbeliev- PtwtiK ProidaJ was Rare's "Goldenl-ye 007." A tem. Every so often, the level able show. breath of fresh air was thrust offers an opportunity to do The concert, hosted by- 311: (from left to right) Sa Martinez, Nick Hexum, Chad Sexton, Tim Mahoney and P-Nut. into the flailing N64, thanks to death-defying actions that Toledo's 106.5 l-"M The Zone, was You Know" and "Too UttleToo a house-rocking version of its enjoyed the band's kicking |XT- the exploits of the intrepid could have otherwise been part of 31 Is 2002 tour, which Late." classic "Down," which kept the formance of its hit "Who's (Jot British secret agent. The game's avoided. kicked off March 7. 311 took the stage after a 20- crowd jumping for the rest of the Herb?," when he was longevity is self-evident: If you If the risk is taken and ends in I loobastank opened the show imiiiMe recess, and it brought the night. instantly surrounded by a could look carefully enough, odds are success, the Bond movie theme by jamming lo an action-packed the funk for two non-stop hours. The headliners also rocked of marijuana smoke. there's a copy lying around in a music kick in to congratulate 45-minute set that featured Included in its set was an excit- out to classics "All Mixed Up," It may have been the second- dorm room nearby. the player and heighten the ten- "Crawling in the Dark." the ing mix of old and new. Lead "Freak Out" and the ballad hand smoke that kept the fans Now the torch has been sion of the moment. band's opening single. The band singer Nick I lexum got the "Amber" in its set. "Beautiful jumping hut whatever it was, pasted to Electronic Arts, a face Unfortunately, there's no real kicked off the set with "llcces," crowd going by saying, "This is Disaster" also kept the fans on this much is certain: 311 and not unfamiliar to the 007 video way to disable this feature, and and the rest of its set included for all the old-school 311 fans." their feet. Hoobastank know how to put game franchise. This time, Bond after extensive playtime, it can "Remember Me?" "Better," "Let Hexum subsequently went into This spectator especially on a show. emerges on the Playstation2 grow tiresome. with "007: Agent Under Fire." Following in the pattern of yielding lukewarm results. familiarity is yet another reward In "Agent Under Fire," the system that opens up certain player once again takes control weapons and extras to use in Despite war, crowd loves of Bond in a first-person shooter the game. The allure of garner- BG NEWS that requires numerous linear ing these various bonuses will Moore's attacks on Bush BRIEFING objectives to be completed from keep you stmggling to finish lev- mission to mission. The usual els under a certain time, height- MOORE, FROM PAGE 10 Traverse City Mayor Margaret Students looking for U'hman Ave., Apt 13. Any stock of nefarious "bad guys" ening the replay value by a sig- officials. Dodd. "He cares about the information can also be given fall Ix'fore a familiar assortment nificant margin. "If they could waste our things America is supposed to missing passports by calling 419-352-2672. The of weapons and gadgets sup- There's enough here in con- care about, and he has the time for four years with a spe- Yuhai Wang and Ying Lu are numbers for the passports are plied by Q. A majority of the junction with the quick-paced courage lo do something." cial prosecutor looking at a looking for their missing pass- 146429239 (Wang) and game is played in this format, rhythm of the action, relatively Erin Chamberlain, an orga- stain on a blue dress, they ports. 147275869 (Lu). hut every so often the situation low difficulty and engaging nizer of the newly formed could certainly dig out the If found, they can be There is a cash reward for shifts as the unique story line gameplay that "Agent" will keep campus Green Party, said evolves. Some of the 12 total lev- you playing for a while, but per- criminals involved in tliis returned at this address: 202 the return of the passports. Moore was a role model. els in the game are played in the haps not in long sittings. mess," Moore shouted over the Shannon Hemingway, a volun- view of a chase scene, putting Whether it has potential to join crowd's roar. teer with the college radio sta- Bond behind the wheel of his your PS2 game library, I'd defi- If people in the audience tion, praised him for present- souped-up BMW or riding shot- nitely give it some considera- were offended by his no- ing complex issues in simple gun with high-powered tion. holds-barred brand of politics, terms, HoPPY ThuRSdaylll HaPPV THUrSdAylll HaPPY ThursDAYIII they kept it to themselves. "He's genuine," Hemingway "I le's wonderful," said said. Hang in there... Use The 3G News Classifieds The weekend is almost here!!! *T7T~3? for a" y^f needs! :••:••If »» » » :•• W W W :••:•• :••:••:••: j ft •*• Did you know... °Vjti •••"• NEWS £• The average human produces 2,500 ;•; Advertise in the BG News Classifieds... 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By Joseph While all as a reserve. scoring with 23.3 points per IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Following his surgery, game, but he has not been the WASHINGTON — Michael Michael did absolutely every- same since he knocked knees lordan will miss the rest of the thing to come back as quickly with teammate Etan Thomas in RICCO OGLESBY, Track season because of nagging as possible to help this team in the final game before the All- problems with his knee. our playoff push." general man- Star break. The Washington Wizards ager Wes Unseld said. "In doing lordan struggled for five placed lordan on the injured lisi that, Michael probably pushed games after the break before yesterday, one day after he a little too hard." opting for surgery. His struggles scored a career-low two points lordan reiterated that he coincided with the Wizards' fall in a career-low 12 minutes of a plans to play next season if he is from the playoff picture. loss to the Los Angeles lakers. physically able. The Wizards were 8-19 since "I think it is best at this point "I signed a two-year contract the All-Star break entering yes- to rest the knee and let it heal to play," lordan said. terday's game as they chase properly," lordan said in a state- "Obviously, my health will Indiana for the final playoff ment released by the team. "1 always detennine my playing berth in the Eastern tried to get back and play as status. But at diis time, my plan Conference, lordan has never soon as possible and, early on, is to play next season." been on a team that didn't the knee responded well. But lordan traveled with the make the postseason. after the swelling this morning Wizards to Milwaukee late The Wizards had eight games I think it's best to give it rest." Tuesday for yesterday's game remaining in the regular season lordan had arthroscopic against the Bucks, but he going into the game at CRUISING IN CINCY: surgery Feb. 27 to repair torn returned to Washington on yes- Milwaukee. Placed third in the 100 cartilage in his right knee. He terday afternoon. Bobby The 39-year-old lordan meter at the Cincinnati missed 12 games before return- Simmons was activated off the played only in the first half of Associated Press Photo Bearcat Invitational last ing to the active rosier on injured list and was to be in uni- the 113-93 loss to the Lakers, weekend. March 20 in Denver and has form for the Milwaukee game. OUT: Michael Jordan, who has an injured knee, is out tor the remain- appeared in seven games since. lordan leads die Wizards in JORDAN, PAGE 2 der of the season. It is yet to be seen if Jordan will return next year. Jackets Texans insulted by Sharks plan to captain draft By Rusty Miller IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Carr COLUMBUS — As if a 10-2 loss Saturday night in San lose ByluanALozano weren't humiliating enough, the IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Columbus Blue lackets are still HOUSTON — The upset by a stinging posigame Houston Texans have con- comment by the Sharks' Owen firmed one of the NFIi worst Nolan. kept secrets: Fresno State "Not to knock Columbus, but quarterback David Carr will they didn't look too interested be the first pick in the April 20 tonight," the San lose captain draft. said. It was the first time in the fran- Texans owner Bob McNair chise's two-year history that any- said yesterday that discus- one had questioned the Blue sions with Mike Sullivan, lackets' desire and professional- Carr's agent, have been going ism. well and the team believes a The team's mascot is a pesky contract will be worked out bee, precisely the image market- soon. ed by the organization and pro- "To win, you have lo have a jected by the players amid all the good quarterback," McNair losses of the franchise's formative Chrh Schooler BC News said. "We know we have to years. SAFE!: Jeff Warnock slides into home safely yesterday, helping the Falcons beat Cleveland State 5-3 in their home opener. gel lhal outstanding player. Advertisements and commer- He's going lo be a rookie. He's cials almost sneer that, even going lo make a lot of mis- though the Blue lackets don't lakes. To learn, you have lo have superstars and aren't head- ed for the playoffs, doesn't mean make mistakes." they won't outhustle the league's Texans general manager rich and powerful elite. Charley Casserly, who had The players validated that previously acknowledged HOME OPENER that Carr was likely lo be his impression by picking up 71 By Erik Cassano scored. points a year ago — better than IHE BC NEWS "I fell like we played well choice over Oregon quarter- all but two expansion learns in For the Bowling Green base- enough lo win," Wamock said. back loey Harrington among NHL history. This season the ball team, the home opener was "Sometimes, we get leads but we others, said contract talks team has stumbled to the fewest starling to resemble a space don't have lhat inslincl lo jusl would resume the week of points in its conference (53) with shuttle launch. bury teams." the draft, scheduled. six games left. However, before The first game at the remod- The Falcons finished off their "We felt he was the best Saturday mght no one said the eled Steller Field was delayed scoring in the third when Kevin player in the draft," Casseriy Blue lackets were tanking it. nearly two weeks by weather Longstrelh doubled home two said. "You got a real solid indi- "Usually the comments are until, finally, nature cooperated runs to make it 5-0. vidual off the field and a real that we work hard, we're hard to yesterday and the skies parted Cleveland State, led by right play against," coach Dave King lalented individual on the long enough for BG to defeat fielder Brook Richards, started to field." said after yesterday's practice. "I Cleveland State 5-3. chip away at the lead in the next don't know if he really is in a posi- Sullivan helped negotiate a The wealher was far from per- half-inning as he drove in right $62 million, six-year deal for tion to analyze our team." fielder Brian Beaumier with a fect, however. A frigid wind blew Atlanta quarterback Michael Several players said they were from left field lo right, carrying sacrifice fly to get on the score- angered by Nolan's comment. snow flurries with it. The game board. Vick, the No. 1 pick in last Others shrugged and chalked up almost wound up being a casu- In the lop of the seventh, year's draft. He wouldn't com- the lopsided loss to being "a bad ally to mechanical failure as the Richards knocked a two-run ment on terms, although in day at the office," as center Espen Vikings' (3-16) bus broke down homer out to dead center to pull general, NFL contracts follow Knutsen put it on the turnpike, but they ulti- Cleveland Slate to within two at a pattern when the same The team was greeted by mately made it to BG and the 5-3. Richards finished the day 1- player is selected at the same Nolan's quote in a banner head- game's slart was delayed an for-2 with three RBIs. position in the draft. line the next day when the Blue hour. The pitchers that relieved In 37 games at Fresno lackets arrived in Dallas to play The Falcons' (8-13) pitching Hundley were decent to excel- the Stars — a game they lost 3-1 State, Carr completed 62.8 schedule was a merry-go-round, lent. Kyle Knoblauch pitched a percent of his passes for 7,849 to remain winless in their last typical of a non-conference scoreless third giving up a hit. seven games (0-5-0-2). yards, 70 touchdowns and 23 game prior lo a weekend confer- Tom Oestrike pitched the third interceptions. As a starter, he Columbus plays Nashville Chris School* BG Nan and fourth. He struggled at first, ence series. Mart Hundley start- had an 18-8 record, including tonight at Nationwide Arena — ed and went two scoreless bin didn't break, giving up a run HOMER: Kelly Hunt is congratulated by teammates after postseason play. the Blue Jackets' first game at innings, walking two and strik- on two hits, walking two and home after a five-game road ing out two. Six pitchers each hitting a home run in yesterday. striking out two As a senior, Carr led the marathon that included four had short stints afterward. Burke Badenhop had the best nation with 4,308 yards pass- games against teams trying to BG struck quickly off "I thought he hi! it well," said heads-up base-running move, single inning of the day in the ing and 42 touchdown pass- make the playoffs or improve Cleveland State starter Matt BG coach Danny Schmitz, scooting home on a wild pilch sixth, striking out the side in es, becoming only the sixth their postseason position. Kallenbach. In the bottom of the "Kelly's a big strong guy with that didn't go more than five feet order, twice looking once swing- quarterback in NCAA history Even though the Blue lackets first inning Kelly Hunt hit an power to all fields." from home plate lo make it 3-0. ing to throw for more than 4,000 were thousands of miles and four opposite field two-run homer to BG tacked on another run in Wamock had the only multi- the bottom of the second when ple-hit day for the Falcons, fin- put BG on top 2-0. BASEBALL PAGE 14 CARR,PAGE 14 JACKETS, PAGE 14 outfielder Jeff Wamock made a ishing 2-for-4 with two runs * • i I 1 I I WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. April 4.2002 13 MLB salaries top $2 billion for 2002 By Ronald Blum when it was $19,000, the Figures include salaries and •Hi »SSOCI»'lO PRESS Consumer Price Index has gone prorated shares of signing bonus- NEW YORK — Baseball up only five-fold since then. And es and other guaranteed income, salaries lopped $2 billion for the while baseball players average and for some players parts of first time this year, with Texas $13,000 a day during the season, salaries deferred without interest shortstop Alex Rodriguez atop the average annual household are discounted to present-day- the list at S22 million. income in the United States is value. The New York Yankees led all $57,045, according to latest fig- With high-revenue learns clubs with a record payroll of ures from Census Bureau Thai's adding stars, the gap between nearly $ 126 million—$92 million about four days' average pay for rich and poor increased for the more than last-place Tampa Bay. someone who wields a bat and seventh straight season since the The figures are the result of a wears a glove. 1994-95 strike. week-long study by The Still, baseball's average is The Yankees were No. 1 for the Associated Press of contracts for almost half the $4.2 million in the fourth straight season and sixth 849 players on opening-day ros- NBA last season, according to fig- time in seven years at $125.9 mil- ters and disabled lists. ures compiled by the league. The lion. Boston was second at $108.4 Players will earn $2,023 billion, NHIS average was $1.43 million million, followed by Texas at up from $1,934 billion last sea- last season and the NFUs avw age $105.3 million and Arizona, son. Owners, however, did slow was $1.1 million, according to which ended the Yankees' run of the increase during a troubled their unions. three slraighl World Series titles, offseason in which baseball lust behind Rodriguez are at $102.8 million. unsuccessfully tried to eliminate Toronto first baseman Carlos The Devil Rays were last at two teams. Delgado ($19.4 million). I.os $34.4 million, and just above The average salary of Angeles pitcher Kevin Brown were Montreal ($38.7 million), $2,383,235 was up 5.2 percent ($15.7 million) and Boston out- Oakland ($39.7 million) and from last year. That was less than fielder Manny Ramirez ($15.4 Minnesota ($40.2 million). half of the 13.9 percent increase million). Barry Bonds, who hit a "It's always going to be a chal- lenge until we get the payroll up ItaclitiJ tanPMo of 2001 and the smallest percent- record 73 homers for San age jump since 1998. Francisco, is tied for fifth wilh the to compete with those other GETTING PAID: Alex Rodriguez leads the Major Leagues in salary. He will make $22 million this year. While the average salary has Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosa at teams," Tampa Bay general man- Major League Baseball has seen its total player salaries jump to over $2 billion in 2002. increased 126-fold from 1967, $15 million. ager Chuck laMar said. Cincy^ Little Walker off to fast start Byloe Kay a bad thing a lot of times," !HE ASS0CIAIE0 PRESS Walker said. "If I'm leading CINCINNATI — Four at- off the game mid I end up kicked off team bats, 11 pitches. Todd Walker striking out on a filthy fork- IHI ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS ping. If convicted, he could be sen- didn't waste much time get- ball, now the rest of the team CINCINNATI —Cincinnati bas- tenced to 20 years in prison. He ting his hits in the Cincinnati knows he has it, as opposed ketball coach Bob Muggins dis- was released from the Hamilton Reds' season opener. to me swinging at the first missed Donald Little from the County jail Tuesday night after By Walker's reckoning, it pitch. team yesterday after his starting posting a $50,000 bond. was more of a quirk than a "My strikeouts may be center pleaded innocent to two sign of what he's trying to do higher, but I feel I've had felony charges accusing him of There was no answer to calls asaleadoffhitter. more quality at-bats." kidnapping, beating and burning yesterday to a telephone listing for Walker doubled twice, hit Walker batted leadoff his roommate. Little, a solo homer and grounded occasionally with the Iluggins took the action after Police arrested little on Monday out during a 5-4 victory over Minnesota Twins and got determining little violated one of night, little's roommate, lustln the Chicago - Cubs on the role when he came to the major terms ofari'iiisiatiMiii it Hodge, told authorities that Little Monday. He liit Ion Lieber's the Reds from Colorado last contract he signed last September. called him Monday afternoon and second pitch of the game for July in a trade for Alex Little was dismissed Irom the invited him to his apartment, a double, doubled again on Ochoa. He hit .295 in 66 basketball program last May after Lieber's fifth pitch in the games for the Reds, striking where he accused Hodge of steal- out 42 limes in 261 at-bats. his arresl on traffic violations. He third, and homered on the ing money, then hit Hodge on the first pitch in the fifth. His on-base percentage was allowed to return in head with a whiskey bottle. Walker also grounded out with the Reds was .361, one September, but his latest arrest vio- I lodge, 20, of Obcrlin, also said on the third pitch from of the best on the team. lated the probation conditions of he was lied wilh tape to a chair, Donovan Osborne in the Against Leiber, who beat the reinstatement agreement, uni- bumed with incense and beaten, sixth before leaving the the Reds five times last sea- versity officials said. the police report said. Hodge told game as pan of a double son, Walker decided to little, 23, cannot appeal the dis- police he was stabbed when he switch. swing at the first good pitch missal but will be allowed to Although he didn't take he got. More often, he's remain on an athletic grant-in-aid tried to escape. many pitches in the opener, going to take a few more for the rest of the academic term, According to court records. Walker is trying to be more pitches lo slart (he first university officials said. He is Hodge said Little told several oth- patient at the top of the bat- inning. ers who were in the apartment to scheduled to graduate this spring. ting order, forcing pitchers "Yotl know what (a pitch- Associated Press Pholo little pleaded innocent Tuesday "stab (Hodge) again ... make him to work before they get to er) throws," Walker said. to felonious assault and kidnap- bleed " the rest of the lineup. "The thing you try to find OUT!: Todd Walker is out at second in an exhibition game. Walker is "I've started to realize that out is whether or not he's on trying to find patience in his game tor the Cincinnati Reds. striking out isn't necessarily that day." FALL 2002 LEASING — „ -Call For Come sign up today! UNITS GOING FAST! Action: GREENBRIAR APARTMENTS Editors Wanted!! Campbell Hill Apartments (308, 314, 318, 324, 326,328 & 330 Campbell Hill Rd.) Applications now being accepted for the following positions: • 2 Bedroom • Furnished • A/C, dishwasher, garbage disposals •Rent from $775.00/mo. Heinz Apartments •Summer 2002 BG News Editor (818 N. Enterprise St., 424 & 451 Frazee Ave.) •3 Bedroom •Fall 2002 BG News Editor • Furnished •A/C, fireplaces, microwaves •2002-2003 Gavel Editor •Rent from $875.00/mo. •2002-2003 Key Yearbook Editor Mercer Manor Apartments (323 and 331 Mercer Road) •2002-2003 Miscellany Editor •3 Bedroom • Furnished •2002-2003 Obsidian Editor •A/C, fireplaces, dishwashers, microwaves garbage disposals •Rent from $775.00/mo. Application forms Burrwood Subdivision (1453, 1459, 1467, 1468 Brookwood Dr.) may be picked up at •3 & 4 Bedroom •Furnished and Unfurnished 204 West Hall. • 1 and 2 car Garages •Rent from $1350.007mo. Deadline is Friday, April 19 at 4 p.m. Stop bv the office for our current listings of available units! I lours: (Ireenbfiar, Inc. Mon 1'ii 1am-5pm 352-0717 student PUBLICATIONS 44^ E. Wooster Buy Saturdax 9am-lpm Bowling Green, OH 43402 bauNMiMTiNc w n w o I o i j> / - g b r e n t a 1 ) 14 Thursay, April 4, 2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Jordan done Carrto for season Texanswith Nolan's comments upset Jackets JACKETS. FROM PAGE 12 Rostislav Klcsla said he goal. Then the floodgates "It's a good wakeup call for JORDAN. FROM PAGE 12 first pick thought (he Blue Jackets pro- opened, with the deep and some guys — not all the guys days removed from the embar- duced a strong effort but were talented Sharks piling up the because a lot of them worked but coach Doug Collins said it rassing loss, they still were talk- CARR, FROM PAGE 12 just outgunned by one of the next seven scores. real hard," he said. "But there was because ihe game was one- ing about it after Wednesday's hottest teams in the league. "As far as not being interest- was certainly a few guys sided and thai Jordan needed (he yards and more than 40 touch- workout. "We wanted to play the ed, I guess when it's 7-2 or 8-2, underperforming in that rest. Jordan's minutes were down passes in the same sea- "What are you going to say game, we wanted to win the it's not interesting to play," game. I hope they read it and inconsequential to the outcome, son. He led the Bulldogs to an after coming out with a per- game — like every other game Columbus defenseman lean- I hope they took it to heart." and for the first time in his career 11-2 regular season record. formance like that?" center — but as soon as we stepped Luc Grand-Pierre said with a After today's game, the Blue he was a marginal, no-factor Carr finished fifth in the Tyler Wright said. "It's embar- on the ice we didn't look like chuckle. "But it's not like we Jackets hit the road for two player off the bench. Heisman Trophy voting and rassing for the players, the we really thought that," he gave up or anything. That's more games before returning After the game, Jordan said his coaching staff and the organi- won the Johnny Unitas Golden said. his opinion." home to play Nolan and San knee felt fine, and he gave no zation. It's something that Arm Award as the nation's top The Blue Jackets fell behind King said Nolan's comment Jose next Wednesday. indication he was done for the you don't ever want to senior quarterback. 3-0 before fighting back on has gotten everyone's atten- It's a date the players have season. repeat." Houston is still looking for a goals by Geoff Sanderson and tion. He posted it on the already circled on their calen- "I was in no pain," Jordan said Rookie defenseman Raditn Bicanek, his first NHL team's bulletin board. dars. after the game. "It was Dough veteran free agent quarterback decision to make sure I don't to run the offense while Carr overdo it." gets educated, Casserlysaid. Jordan battled tendinitis in While the Texans are both knees and his wrist, and had impressed by Carr's accurate Baseball beats Cleveland State to overcome back spasms and passing and strong work ethic, two broken ribs as he prepared Casserly said the team also BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 12 ish the game. Neil Schmitz save situations so far," he said. right (non-throwing) shoulder for his second comeback last likes that his personality is well earned his third save of the sea- "He is too good a pitcher to not slamming into an outfield wall summer. Nevertheless, he vowed "If I was a pitcher today. I'd grounded by his family life. son, pitching a perfect ninth. be pitching a lot for us." last week. With Barkholz out, to play all 82 games. want to watch Burke Carr and his wife, Melody, Badenhop," Schmitz said. "He Schmitz has won the closer's I*n F.lias shifted from right to Jordan's season scoring aver- role for the time being, but BG Outfield shuffle age is the second lowest of his have been married about three made his purpose pitches and center and Tim Newell moved pitching coach Tod Brown said The outfield was re-arranged career, ahead only of his second years and have a son. put people away." from behind the plate to right. that won't be the limit of his season with the Chicago Hulls in Casserly said Carr was Keith Williams, Ryan yesterday because of an injury Barkholz's status is still role. 1985-86, when he broke his foot expected to buy his new home Lindquist and Neil Schmitz to center fielder David unknown for this Friday's series "There are just not enough and played just 18 games. in Houston on Saturday. each pitched one inning to fin- Barkholz, who sprained his opener against Ohio. 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Apps. due April 8 © 5p.m. house, w/2 full baths, washer/dryer tions call Kristin 214-5038. Packets MJIU. j- J nWBM -i i'li it* KIM. .'I .m ."l.i included 419-352-5228 hrgal)) pn%dnl uatm may be picked up at the AOII house Got Pride? BGSU Heath Fair 2002 or at the Iront desk ot residence "BGSU Supports a Healthy Lifestyle' II- BO NnW irM .«« lit. "ghl c. drv llll. . J. v halls. Open to all campus. Wed. April 10. 10am-3:30pm, 101 iHWliNMlk irr HILL increase offered by: 'MA AYOUR OPTIONS "Tk Gmduatc Ittta ■ 3 Properties to choose from: SUMMER 2002 GUARANTEED COURSES* COURSE NAME TIME/DAYS •414 Summit St, 2 bedroom house w/ GARAGE! S825 •418 lower Summit St. 2 bedroom Apt S735 ACCT 221 Accounting and Business Concepts I 6-9pm MWR (6/3-7/S) ART 101 Introduction to Art 1-4pm MTWR (7/8-8/9) t S650 ASTR 201 Modern Astronomy 1-4pmMTW (6/3-7/5) BIOL 101 Environment of Life 8am-12pm MWF (6/3-7/5) BIOL 331 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 8:30am-12 30pm MTWR (6/3-7/5) Great Amenities •\ iriim BIOL 332 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 8:30am-12:30pm MTWR (7/8-8/9) iU.i-.lu I,'I >IVll ECON 202 Principles of Microeconomics 6-9pm MWR (6/3-7/5) • Italiwusllri I 21 hi M.illll.l ENG 112 Varieties of Writing 7:45am-10am MTWR (6/3-7/5) 130 K. Washington St. 354-6036 10:00 1:00 ENG342 Children's Literature 7 45dm-10am MTWR (6/3-7/5) HIST 20S Early America 1-4pmTWR (6/3-7/5) HIST 206 Modern America 6-9pm TWR (6/3-7/5) IPC102 Speech Communication 8am- 10am MTWR; 8am F (6/3-7/5) ^g Check Us Out!! 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Pan and fufl (8 & 10) in our BG home, take to 15 Put into service 62 Toss slowly ANSWERS time tor spring and summer. lessons, swimming, etc. 30-34 hrs 222 S College Lg. 2 bdrm house 17 Number 64 16th Greek letter Call 419-352-5822 a week. Must be good with kids 1 block from campus. Free heat and 19 Female appellation 65 Even water Perfect for 3-4 people. JOB DEVELOPER ASStSTANT- and have own reliable transpo. 21 Aged 66 Water game $725/mo. 419-868-1587. assist with pre-emptoymenl paper- Calf 419-352-1956 after 5:30 p.m. 23 Golfer's need 68 Mimicked 24 Hereditary unit work, assisting consumers with job Work & Vacation This Summer 230 S. College Lg 2 bdrm house 70 Explosive interviews, and contacting Earn $1,000 -$3,000 weekly w/yard. One block from campus. 26 Allow 71 Dash prospective employers Previous and vacation for FREE! W/D hookup. Perfect for 3-4 people. 28 Armed service 72 Black street substance marketing experience preferred. Vegas, Hawaii, Bahamas $725/mo. 419-868-1587. 31 Tree High eenool diploma/GED required 1-888-479-0470 24 hr message 33 Dress fashion Part-Hme position Salary $9.00- 234 S. College 2 bdrm house. Lg. 35 Tell an untruth $12 23 per hour based upon experi- living rm. and yard. One block from 36 Paid (abbr) ence. Application packet may be ob- campus. Ideal for 2-4 people 38 Man in charge of workers tained from Wood County Board of For Sale $650/mo. 419-868-1587. 41 Southern state (abbr) MR*)D, 11160 East Gypsy Lane Rd . Bowling Green, Ent.B Monday- 3 bedroom duplex THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? LAW SCHOOL? MED SCHOOL? Friday, 8:00a.m.-4:30pm Applica- with off street parking ttan deadline 4/11/02. E.O.E. Brand new single mattress w/box springs $75 Used single mattress 311 N Church St w/ box sprmgs-$20. 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