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VOLUME 92, ISSUE 21 Wednesday, October 3, 2012 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Current, future Falcons connect Bookstore By Emily Gordon Kallie "USG and yFF are partner- they will be able to spend the Reporter ing to help students get a true rest of the day on campus after Durkit celebrates feel for the school beyond the their tour. Incoming students will soon USG Academic tour, beyond the presenta- Melissa Dzienny, speaker of have the option to experi- Affairs Chair tion," she said. the senate for USG, said the idea volunteerism ence an extended stay at the fi Barhite said there have been for Fly with a Falcon had been University after taking their many requests for overnight bounced around back in 2010 as Local shelters, Humane campus tours. after they tour campus, said stays at the University, but a way to personalize incoming Undergraduate Student Brandi Barhite, assistant direc- they are not offered for legal students' visits. Society to receive aid Government and yourFellow- tor of the Student Enrollment reasons. Prospective students will be able By Christopher Brown Falcon have teamed up to cre- Communication Center. Fly with a Falcon will be a to interact one-on-one with current Reporter ate Fly with a Falcon. Fly with a Falcon aims to con- compromise for those prospec- students, ambassadors for yourFel- The program gives incom- nect prospective students to tive students who want more lowFalcon who are majoring in the The University Bookstore and ing students the chance to current students, giving them time here, she said. several service-oriented student have lunch and sit in on a a better understanding of the While prospective students See FALCON | Page 2 groups combined forces to raise class with a current student University, Barhite said. won't get to spend the night, awareness about volunteering and reach out to students in the Union on Tuesday. The National Association of College Stores created the event called National Student Day, which is in its second year, in order to cele- brate volunteerism. said Jeff Nelson, Using your bookstore director. The bookstore collected dona- tions for local charities, including the Wood County Humane Society, the Cocoon Shelter and a local food pantry in the form of canned goods noodle and money. Nelson said. If someone donated a canned good, money, or signed up for the Students, faculty offer tips, tricks Office of Service Learning's news- letter, they were entered in a chance to craft creative college cuisine to win a free semester's worth of books or an iPad, he said. ByOnUSkawronU The event was a collabora- Reporter tion between the bookstore and the Office of Service Learning. For students on a budget trying to save money by eating Nelson said. microwave meals, there are things they can do to spice The bookstore primarily han- things up and add flavor to a bland or repetitive meal dled donations while the Office of Dining Services works with residence halls to help Service Learning invited and orga- offer classes for students to take advantage of in the din- nized the various student groups. ing halls, said Mike Paulus, director of Dining Services. Nelson said. Chefs from Dining Services have held classes to teach Previously, the Office of Service students how to make spring rolls, sushi and even how to Learning hosted a service day for make ice cream in a dorm room, Paulus said. students to go out and volunteer for Both Paulus and Dining Services Senior Executive Chef the day. but Nelson said he thought Patrick Hannan believe the most important thing is to it better to combine forces rather take advantage of these classes and to check the Internet for than compete. simple food options. The bookstore approached the There are plenty of ideas and recipes online, Hannan said. Office of Service Learning to help Dining Services also has several Outtakes stores located around make the event bigger and to invite campus for students to purchase food items. service-oriented student organiza- "We try to provide grab-and-go items for students" Paulus said. tions, said Maddi Georgoff, civic The Outtakes stores are not grocery stores but they offer convenient action leader in the Office of Service Learning. See NOODLES | Page 2 Scott Brummel, another civic action leader, said many of the groups present had similar goals. The idea is to get students How do you make the involved on campus and make stu- most of your routine dents more aware of social issues, Brummel said. dishes? Tell us on Twitter One table represented two orga- nizations from the University of @The_BG_News Toledo called "Bridge Club" and #CreativeCuisines "Matters." BOOKSTORE: ■2
Mobile app influences COP DROP social, sexual culture Grindr helps users to find same-sex partners, friends
By Gooff Bum. view another user's profile. Reporter Broz has been using the app for more than a year and said he Sophomore Steven Broz is one of believes this type of app makes it more than 4 million different men a lot easier for a person to be more who use the app Grindr, a gay male promiscuous, which could be a based social network used for find- good thing or bad thing depending ing othermenbasedoffoftheir cur- on the user. rent mobile location. "It can be used for a really bad The app was first introduced in purpose, such as using other gay 2009 and is aimed for bi-sexual people for sexual pleasure," Broz and gay men to find other men said. "I wouldn't say that it has hap- to mingle with. Some of the fea- pened a lot but you'll notice it being tures include the ability to chat, done and it can be completely dam- exchange photos and to share EVANFKY tHCBGNEWS one's location after choosing to See GRINDR | Page 2 NICOLE TIJERINA drops Mark Ankney. University police officer at the "Dunk a Cop" fundraiser hosted by Phi Delta Theta and the police for ALS
FALCONS OPEN SEASON DIVING INTO DEBATE WHAT ARE YOU DOING DURING FALL BREAK? The BG hockey team begins competition this Assistant Forum Editor Matthew "Quidditch practice." weekend. The Falcons open the regular season on Thacker takes a deeper look at the the road Saturday against Niagara, before taking presidential debate and what it on OIT at home Sunday | PAGE 7 means to the election I PAGE 4 Anthony DeCapite Sophomore, AYA Language Arts 2 Wednesday. October J. 2012 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWWBGNEWS.COM
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debit card from walmart. within the 900 block of BLOTTER com within the 100 block Klotz Road. of S. Maple St. The charg- University provides both MON., OCT.l es total to $341.24. 11-25 A M TUES., OCT. 2 1:17 A.M. Joshua Thomas Hamann. 5:25 P.M. Trevor James McLargin. 20. of Whitehouse. Ohio, Complainant reported that 18. of Bowling Green, was was cited for prohibited sometime during the week- Mac, PC labs on campus cited for possession of acts/altered ID within the end, an unknown subject drug paraphernalia near 100 block of N. Main St. kicked in the door of an Computer brands supplied for student, faculty preference, PCs favored East Wooster Street and apartment within the 900 12:43 P.M. Mercer Road. ByY.lon.BUir block of Klotz Road. Wells said. Complainant reported Reporter what they will be working on that sometime between when they get into the working "It seems that more hack- 6:21 P.M. CORRECTION Saturday and Sunday, an Complainant reported Some people have been world, is it going to be Macs or ers develop viruses for PCs, unknown person entered that an unknown sub- POLICY faced with a choice between PCs?" she said. "Here at least because again it's goes back to an unlocked vehicle and ject acquired a checking Macintosh and PC, and that they get the opportunity to that open architecture for the stole a red soccer bag con- account number and wrote We want to correct all factual operating system and having taining miscellaneous soc- errors. If you think an error has choice can go either way for work on both." a fraudulent check at a University students. Wells prefers PC, because that access to that code to cre- cer equipment within the grocery store in Arizona been made, call The BG News 600 block of Pine Valley at 419-372-6966. The choice depends main- it is what she was raised on, ate viruses," she said. for $165.94 within the 300 Fuller said some of the ben- Drive. The items were val- block of Conneaut Ave. ly on personal preference, she said. ued at a total of $460. In the Oct. 1 article, "Campaign as both Macs and PCs are "I think people get efits of Macs include graphics to leave legacy." the BGSU 7:31 P.M. offered on campus. familiar with what they and software. Foundation. Inc. did not make 4:34 P.M. Complainant reported that Wells agreed with Fuller. a $5,000 gift The money was Even different departments started out with, and it Complainant reported that sometime Saturday night. actually donated by Theresa at the University have differ- ends up being a personal "Apple has come out with an unknown subject made an unknown subject stole Popp Braun and her husband. ent opinions on which com- preference," Wells said. the ability to load Windows fraudulent charges to her a laptop and iPod Touch The BG News regrets the error. puter they use, said Debra Sophomore Garret operating system on a Mac," Wells, director of client service Ginnever said he also prefers Wells said. "I don't think you for Information Technology PCs because it is what he grew can do that on a PC, you can't The group yourFel- misconceptions out of the Services. up on. run the Apple operating sys- FALCON lowFalcon was started way," she said. "For example, the College Cindy Fuller, communica- tem on a PC." From Page 1 as a retention initiative TheStudentsEnrollment of Music, their preference is tions coordinator for IT'S, said Fuller said although soft- intended to keep the Communication Center Macs," Wells said. "The School she prefers Macs because ware can be an advantage area the incoming students atmosphere on campus plans to advertise Fly of Art's preference is Macs. when first beginning within to Macs, it can also be a are interested in, and really both friendly and neigh- with a Falcon through A lot of that has to with the the education field, there was disadvantage. get to see what campus is all borly, she said. its Facebook pages, tele- graphics in the video on the limited educational software "Sometimes it's the soft- about, she said. Kallie Durkit, aca- phone campaigns, and Macs versus the PC" available and Macs were the ware too," Fuller said. "While "This might help demic affairs chair, said other communication The College of Business, most common. they do have some graphics prospective students Fly with a Falcon will be mediums, Barhite said. however, is more PC based. Senior Alexis Groover said or music software available in their decision pro- another way for students Any current student Wells said. she also prefers Macs but that they don't have for PC, some- cess to think of BGSU (o build a mentoring can sign up to become a "There was a time, 15 years wasn't how she always felt. times there just isn't the same as their top choice," mentality and promote yourFellowFalcon ambas- ago, the University was more "I had a PC my first two years development for a Macintosh Dzienny said. "We're spirit and community. sador and get to know 70 percent Macs and 30 per- [of college]," Groover said. "I platform." confident what they see Durkit said she is proud incoming students while cent PCs, and now it's flip now think that Macs are a lot ITS at the University sup- they will like." of the initiative. appreciating the campus, flopped, we're more 30 percent easier to navigate." ports technical support for Fly with a Falcon not "I think it's another she said. Macs and 70 percent PCs," Wells said Macs and PCs both Macs and PCs, Wells said. only aims to improve added experience for stu- Fly with a Falcon is set Wells said. "1 probably can both have advantages and "For general use, I think it's recruitment rates, but dents to come in and get to be up and running attribute some of that maybe disadvantages to their oper- a personal preference really," retention rates as well, a feel for the University, by the spring semester, to the cost, or again back to the ating systems, security issues said Fuller. "Beyond that I Barhitc said. to get some jitters and Dzienny said. preference or what it's going to and price. think unless your program is be used for." PCs are less expensive and specifically looking for you to Wells said students have a have more open source soft- do something or have software using it, causing a negative "If it is social need for both. ware available than Macs, that's specifically available GRINDR reaction from society in gen- "It's nice at BGSU that we but the software can also be for one platform and not the From Page 1 eral. networking, why don't just focus on one plat- viewed as a disadvantage, as other, that's where your differ- "You have people on the form because who knows it can lead to security issues, ences will come in." aging to someone." app who don't have pictures only make if for Alan Davis, clinical doctor- of themselves and write about al student in the Department themselves who are looking gay people and comes with the noodles because "I like to put com in my Easy of Psychology, said the for a community or friends," not everyone NOODLES it'sfull of sodium.'' be said Mac to add flavor and make it impact of such an app on Spearssaid. "Forthosepeople From Page 1 Students just need to add more filling," said freshman our sexual culture is hard to it wouldn't always be about else?" chicken stock in place of the Jenny Sims. determine because of each a hookup, but even if they items that students can make flavor packet, he said. Canned foods like com can user using the social network were, so what? 1 think that's Steven Broz | Sophomore easily, he said. Sophomore Alex Sajewski be used in a residence hall for different reasons. why people shy away from If a student is struggling said he likes to add Tabasco room because all you need is "Apps like Cirindr appear talking about sex or from large cities, their sexual with ideas, they can ask any sauce to his ramen. while a can opener and you just add to serve many purposes, apps like this because people experiences are enhanced chef in the dining halls, who freshman Ed Pfrenger said the com straight into the Easy including for social, sexual don't want you to think that by gaining access to a lim- make 28,000 meals a day, he likes to drain all the water Mac, Sims said. and developmental pur- they're all about sex because ited resource," Davis said. Paulussaid. and add the flavor packet with Instead of canned vegeta- poses," Davis said. "So the they think it's bad." "This may serve to help them "The chefs love it when stu- some garlic powder because it bles, Hannan said adding a influence that this app has Broz said even though the explore their sexuality and dents reach out," Paulus said. makes it taste "delicious." little bit of a favorite salsa can on sexual culture is multi- app is a social network, it's develop a sense of accep- I l,i i ui, in himself had advice Another idea presented by enhance Easy Mac. faceted and depends largely completely different from tance and eventually develop for students living on micro- Hannan was to take an egg Hannan said simply adding on the age, location, status other social networking sites a healthy self-esteem." wave meals. and break it onto a piece of bread crumbs to the macaroni of orientation disclosure, how like Facebook. Customers can down- For popular meals such bread and microwave it to cre- and cheese can improve it. much one believes the nega- "If it is social networking, load the app for free, or pay ramen noodles, Hannan said ate a sunny side egg sandwich All residence halls at the tive messages about what it why only make if for gay peo- a small fee for Grindr Xtra to he has a simple tip to improve ready to eat. University have kitchens. means to be a homosexual ple and not everyone else?" get bonus features. There are the dish. Easy Mac is another popular "If you have a kitchen, learn and motivation for use." Broz said. approximately 10,000 new "Throw out the packet that affordable meal for students. to cook," Hannan said. Assistant Director for Davis said society is still downloads every day, serv- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and coming out of the dark ages ing people in 192 different Transgender programs in terms of the acceptance countries. Green last weekend and groups there, Timbrook said. Tobias Spears said when of homosexuality, and the "All the app contains is BOOKSTORE made and passed out 102 Lauren Feyh, treasurer of people think about an app sexual culture of gay men is a picture with a headline From Page 1 lunches with 30 students, Environmental Service Club, targeted toward gay people, far more influenced by things and the distance between 0'Donnel said. said the event and volunteer- such as Grindr, they auto- other than apps like Grindr. you and another user," Broz These organizations work Dance Marathon, a ing are "a good way to get matically think about sex "For some gay men, espe- said. "It's less social net- to help the impoverished University group that hosts involved and make campus being the primary reason in cially those who are not in working for me." and homeless of Toledo and an event where partici- a better place." also raise awareness about pants dance for 32 straight Justin Gramley, chief the subjects, said Andrew hours to raise money for the financial officer for Net 0'Donnel, who represented Children's Miracle Network, Impact, said service-learning both groups. was happy to be at the groups provide the opportu- "[Bridge club) helps bridge event, said senior Tabitha nity to help your community. the gaps between students Timbrook, faculty staff grad- "[Community service and the community" and uate chair on steering. allows students to] do some- GOODfYEAR. 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FOOD COLUMNIST Top the strands of pulp with t. jarred spaghetti sauce or drizzle with olive oil, fresh herbs, and While selecting a chuck roast feta cheese. from the meat counter at Walt Of course, what would fall be Churchill's, the local butcher said without crisp apples? to me, "You know fall is coming Baked apple slices are perfect when people start asking for roasts for an effortless dessert. A recipe and stop asking for steaks." found in Olwen Woodier's "Apple His words echoed in my mind Cookbook" inspired this variation. this past Sunday. I made my moth- Core, peel, and cut six apples into er-in-law's old world sauerbraten, thin slices. a super-easy-to-make, unctuous Place them in a greased bak- dish with fork-tender braised beef, ing dish. Mix one-half cup brown onions, red wine vinegar, cloves sugar, one-fourth cup flour (glu- PHOTO PROVIDED and ginger— all the tastes of ten-free variations work perfectly!), MOTION CITY Soundtrack will host its first show in Bowling Green at Clazel next Tuesday. The band members said they are excited to come autumn in one dish. one teaspoon ground cinnamon, Brown a three to four pound one-fourth teaspoon ground cori- chuck roast in one tablespoon of ander, one-fourth teaspoon cloves, Motion City Soundtrack to play at Clazel butter. Add two onions, thinly and one-fourth teaspoon ground Students excited to see band perform in Bowling Green for the first time in 15-year career sliced. In a small bowl, mix togeth- ginger and sprinkle mixture over er one-half cup of vinegar, one cup the apple slices. water, one-half cup brown sugar, Melt four tablespoons of butter By Geoff Burns Fall Out Boy, Blink-182 and Panic! "I think that people one teaspoon salt, one-fourth tea- in a small bowl and whisk in one- Pulse Reporter at the Disco and have been fea- spoon pepper, four to five whole fourth cup of apple juice or cider. tured in magazines many times will go if they are cloves, one-half teaspoon ground Pour over apples and sugar mix- Motion City Soundtrack has been throughout their career such as ginger, three bay leaves and one- ture, toss to combine and cover performing for 15 years and has Kerrang! and Alternative Press. excited to see you." fourth teaspoon thyme. dish with foil. Bake for 20 minutes never played in Bowling Green. "If we're playing a show in Pour mixture over roast and at 350 degTees. Uncover and bake Next week, that will all change. a college area, I think that it's Justin Pierre I MG member onions. Simmer on low for four for an additional 15 minutes. MCS is set to perform at the just like any other show that we hours or in a slow cooker for Serve warm with vanilla ice Clazel on Oct. 9 with opening would play," Pierre said. "I think six hours. cream. acts Now, Now and Jukebox that people will go if they are day during the week," Alkilani The roast is best served with egg When the leaves turn and the the Ghost. excited to see you." said. "Having MCS perform isn't noodles or over mashed potatoes. evenings grow dark early, the "We've played some college General manager at the Clazel, anything different from the past In addition to heartier cuts of best meals are simple, piping hot shows and it was great and we've Banan Alkilani, said the fact artists we've had here. We've had meats, squashes of all kinds are and soothing to the soul. Spicy played some where it's like What about the show being held on a artists ranging from blues, heavy abundant come the season of trick- chili, brothy soups, hearty stews the hell is going on? Nobody Tuesday night won't affect the metal, indie/folk, rap, dubstep or-treatlng. and filling casseroles guarantee seems interested in this at all," amount of people who will attend artists and many others too." One delightful vegetarian treat is to please and are uncomplicated said Justin Pierre, lead singer and compared to if the show was held Pierre said he thinks there are Spaghetti Squash. to make. guitarist for MCS. on the weekend. many different kinds of emo- Cut the squash in half and Many basic recipes for these MCS have been a band since "What we've seen is that if tions the crowd goes through deseed it. Lightly grease a cookie one-pot-wonders can be found at 1997 and have released five stu- the artist is a good artist and during a set. sheet and place the squash cut- epicurious.com or foodnetwork dio albums, as their latest album if people haven't seen the art- "I know that a lot of people sing side down on the cookie sheet. com. With a wide variety of online "Go" hit stores this past summer. ist in the area in a long time Bake at 350 degrees for about resources, there's no excuse not to The band has worked and and they have to travel to go see See MOTION Page 6 half an hour or until fork tender. cook up and dig into your favorite toured with musical acts such as the artist, then they will go any Remove squash from oven. Once Ml dish. » FORUM Wednesday. October 3.2012 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET What are you doing during fall break? "Working at the "Just hanging "Going home "Catching up ^y/ISITUSAT vet clinic." with my friends and sleeping." on homework." BGNEWS.COM in Cincinnati" Haw your own take on tuday's People On The Street? Or a momenta! for GRACIERARICK EMILY MERK EDWARD VAUGHN EMILY BECKS a question? Give us vow Junior, Sophomore, Freshman, Junior, feedback at ognews.com. Human Development Marine Biology Political Science Nursing Women demand LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A letter from University From the parade and pep were involved in the planning campus and show them how President Mazey rally to the reunions and for the week. proud we are to be Falcons! alumni events to the over- Our next home game Roll Along, equal treatment, To the BC.SU (immunity: whelming Falcon victory, the is Oct. 13 against Miami. thank you to everyone who week was a wonderful way to That's Family Weekend made Homecoming Week showcase our campus. and Band Day. Mary Ellen Mazey, PfiD. not entitlements 2012 a great success! Congratulations to all who Let's welcome our visitors to President overall $1,000 advantage for The University pricing remaining money goes to the It is equally appalling how University would want to help women ... is the result of these system needs revision University. the University allows Outtakes students financially, not to particular latino men's low This procedure shows that convenience stores to gouge push bad deals at them. earnings. The high earnings of We are appalled at how BGSU the intent of the University students through their unrea- these white women are impor- Dining Services treats stu- is to make additional money sonably inflated prices. tant, of course, they're just not dents through the card-swipe from students beyond the Outtakes should be Wally and Diane Pretzer higher than White men's" system. If students do not use tuition and general fees that removed from the campus. Emeritus Professors This past Friday, The BG News Because the columnist states all the money on the card, the are collected. We would think that the [email protected] published an article titled "Take the pay gap is "largely relevant responsibility, don't demand to the contraceptive and abor- entitlements," where one col- tion debate," I'm going to com- umnist discussed the gender ment on those topics as well pay gap, explaining how wom- According to the article, "birth Presidential debates Be aware of slander en's career choices lead them to control measures ... are inex- make 77 cents to a man's dollar. pensive." Assuming the writer This displays a misunderstand- has never purchased birth con- ing of the pay gap and a mis- trol, I want to point out that essential to politics during election informed viewpoint regarding there are more than 70 forms of it, which kept him looking "If we live long sexist disoimination. "the pili" While some are inex- cool and dry and left Nixon The writer asserts that con- pensive, others can cost more looking like a seventh-grader enough, we will trasting men's and women's than $50 a month with health who had just been caught wages is like "comparing apples insurance. That's a bit more cheating on a test all be malicious to oranges," citing that men than $5.99 a box of condoms, This marks the first time in are much more likely to hold which last a little longer than our presidential politics that a at one point or high-paying jobs than women, one box a month (1 assume). Tonight the final leg of the presidential debate became Malice is one of my favor- which is horribly incorrect The Speaking of health insur- 2012 presidential race kicks a major factor in people's per- ite words. The diction- another." 77 cents referenced is in relation ance, it appears the columnist into gear with the first general ceptions of the candidates. ary defines malice as to how much a woman doing is unaware that women are, in election presidential debate. People in potties blamed this "the intention or desire sweet, it can also be very the same job as a man earns. fact, paying for their birth con- This will be the first time that debate for Nixon's defeat so to cause harm or pain to harmful to all involved. 1 Susan Brown of the Sociology trol through their premiums. voters get the chance to see much that another televised somebody." propose justice instead of Department explains, "The Dr. Oehlhof weighed in again President Barack Obama and presidential debate did not We all have been mali- vengeance and Election gender gap in pay is not sim- explaining, "(Doctors recom- Mitt Romney together on the happen until 1976. cious in our lives. Just the Day is a great day for jus- ply about gendered choices. In mend] that birth control be same stage answering ques- Since then the presidential other day I said some- tice to take place. the past few years, class action designated as preventative care tions and, undoubtedly, tak- debates have been the setting thing to my future wife Early voting in Ohio lawsuits have been filed against and covered without co-pay ... ing semi-personal shots at for some of their respective that was mean, vindic- started Oct. 2nd, so major corporations such as Wal- and per the Health Care Reform each other. elections most determinative tive and malicious. there is no excuse not Mart alleging that women are Act. all preventative services/ This is the first of three moments. One-liners and a While every couple to vote. Make no mis- being paid less than men for care are to be covered without scheduled presidential candidate's body language fights, this was just take; every election is doing the same work." A web- co-pay by the health insurance debates to take place over the during the debates have despicable. I immediate- a choice between right site that gives further examples company as a function of the next month, with each one often gone down in infamy as ly took it back and apolo- and wrong. of comparable worth can be individual's premiums." set to focus primarily on one revealing more about a can- gized, but really, how can I have heard my con- found at Pay-liquity.org. The first bill President topic Tonight's debate topic is didate to their electorate than I take it back? I threw it servative friends say that The article provides data Obama signed in office was domestic policy. commercials or endorse- out there and lucky for religion belongs in poli- from Business Insider magazine the Lilly Iedbetter Fair Pay Act Presidential debates usually ments ever could. me, she forgave me. tics. On the other side, leading the writer to claim "We He remarked with its signing happen later in the electoral In 1992, when Bui Clinton If we live long enough, my more liberal friends actually see instances where "We are upholding one of this process and traditionally mark debated then President George we will all be malicious say it has no place in women win out. Young child- nation's first principles: that we the "home stretch" of an elec- H.W Bush, Bush kept look- at one point or another. politics. less, single women earn eight are all created equal and each tion, which is good news for ing at his watch during the The key is not to feel it To me, they are both percent more than their male deserve a chance to pursue our anyone who is tired of seeing debate (like he would rather in your heart and to not talking about the wrong counterparts." With respect to version of happiness." the long strings of political ads have been anywhere else in the make it a habit. point. All religions in this the magazine, it is not a peer- The gender pay gap isn't on TV world). When this was pointed Unfortunately, some world have a common reviewed academic journal and about comparing "apples to Candidate debates are not out later by the press, it seemed people make it more thread. without any details on the study, oranges" but ensuring women specified in the Constitution or to affect the way people looked than a habit—they make In over 20 religious legitimacy is in question. receive a equais day pay for an elsewhere, but they have been at Bush, and he ultimately lost it their way of life. texts, there is some refer- University of Cincinnati pro- equal day of work. Women are a staple of the presidential pro- the election to Clinton. 1 was recently very hurt. ence to the Golden Rule. fessor, Marissa Oehlhof also not begging for entitlements by cess for about 50 years. Similarly in 2000, when Vice I feel I was wronged. This Evil and miscarriages of added to the critique, "There demanding access to fair pay, In 1960 the first televised President Al Gore debated act against me is some- justice exist because of are a couple of cities in the U.S. birth control, or the right to con- presidential debate, between Texas Gov. George W Bush. thing I will never be able the misapplication of the where young, single women trol their own body. Republican Richard Nixon Gore sighed repeatedly dur- to avenge. words "Do unto others are doing well (Atlanta comes Vtbmen are insisting they and Democrat John Kennedy, ing Bush's answers. This This is beyond frus- as you would have done to mind). IThe writer is) far too receive equal treatment to their was highly credited for help- made Gore look petty and trating to me. I am sure to you." eager to take a single data point male counterparts and that ing Kennedy to show the thus made Bush look strong all of you have been stuck I propose we apply and apply it to the entire coun- their government or employer contrast between himself and in comparison, and of course in this state before and it the Golden Rule to the try and all women." does the responsible thing and Nixon, and propelling him to Bush won the presidency — is truly awful. voting booth. University of North Carolina treat them fairly. the presidency. though with the help of the I know as humans we Do you want to slash sociology professor Philip Dr. Brown says it best, Kennedy appeared to be U.S. Supreme Court are supposed to be above student loan fund- Cohen explains on his blog "Women have made great I calm, collected and at ease Presidential debates also base emotions like ven- ing, Pell Grants, Food "That [full-time working, not- strides in recent decades, but before the camera, while allow candidates to address geance, but just once Stamps, Medicare, Social married and childfrec 20-some- we still have a ways to go Equal Nixon was sweaty and looked concerns their constituents would it not be nice to Security and scores of things in metro areas! includes a pay for equal work benefits all | very nervous. The backstory may have about their ability to see the transgressor get other programs that help disproportionate share ofWhite Americans and is long overdue." that we now know in 2012, do the job. what is coming to him the less fortunate? women and Latino men. That but was unknown at the time, When Ronald Reagan ran or her? I would guess the turns out to be pivotal, since was that Nixon refused to We all know the answer these particular latino men Respond to Kyle at wear makeup for the cameras See THACKER | Page 5 to that question is yes. SeeMCKEHZIE|Paqe5 have very low earnings ... 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Two Advertising: 204 West Hall | Phone: (419) 372-2606 MOLLY MCFADWN, PHOTO EDITOR submrssiom per month maxinum Cental columns cfe not newaanV reflect Ae view of Ttt MNetn. i, WWW.BGNEWS.COM FORUM Wednesday. Octobef i. 2012 5 THEBGNEWSSUDOKU Keep your mind open to different cultures 6 2 1 9 8 wildlife exhibition show- each other, the creator and 1 believe being exposed to casing live birds of prey, the Earth. other cultures and religions 3 4 an educational set-up of an My classmates and 1 makes a person more well- Indian village, flintknap- enjoyed our time at the rounded and able to think 5 9 ping (making stone tools pow-wow so much, we outside the box in which out of rocks), a Woodland ended up entering the they were raised. Many Americans know garden and a children's arena and participating in This educational experi- 6 9 little about cultures and area with arts and crafts. the inter-tribal dance. ence is something that we religions that are not I had attended this cel- This ethnics studies class can keep alive on our own 7 their own. ebration for the first time opened my eyes to Native by simply striking up con- This lack of knowledge of during my freshman year American traditions and versations with people of and regard for others has at the University with some modern ways of life. other cultures, joining dif- 3 2 9 7 always bothered me, as I of my classmates from con- Without it, and the sub- ferent groups on campus, believe the more we reach temporary issues in Native sequent ethnic studies researching at the library or 6 3 7 1 out and make an effort to America, an ethnic studies classes I have taken focus- on the internet (as long as learn from one another, the class I was taking. ing on a few different cul- the sources are legitimate more we can relate to and We were a captive audi- tures, I would have been and written by those who 2 4 communicate with each ence as dancers outfitted left in the dark. belong to the group(s) of other effectively. in full regalia performed to I'm so grateful to my interest) and by checking 8 9 4 5 2 I took a step to further drumming and singing. ethnic studies classes and the newspaper for com- my knowledge of Native At the celebration, we professors for being the munity events, such as the SUDOKU Z 9 S I » 6 I £ 8 American culture and learned that the drum is gateway to cultures I oth- pow-wow I attended this To play: Complete the grid E 6 » 8 L I S 9 1 history this weekend by not only the heart of the erwise would have known weekend. so that every row, column attending the 10th annual pow-wow, but also the nothing about. There is more to the world I 8 L i S 9 1*6 and every 3x3 box contains They Walked Here Before center of Native American Since it is one of the areas - and to each other - than L I 6 9 I » 8 S £ the digits 1 to 9.There is no Us: A Woodland Indian culture. in which the University has meets the eye. 8 Z 9 5 E I 6 I » guessing or math involved. Celebration in Perrysburg. The drum is often made a lasting impact on It's our responsibility to » 5 I 6 II 9 L I Just use logic to solve The pow-wow offered referred to in oral stories me, I now urge students to make an effort to fill in the 9 L I > 8 £ 1 6 S dancers and guests the and literature as the heart- take introduction to eth- blanks for ourselves. 6 t I I 9 S E 8 L chance to enjoy Native beat and the voice of the nic studies and any other S E 8 L 6 1 t I 9 American music, food, art people. ethnic studies courses and more. By playing the drum, that have descriptions that Respond to Emily at This year, there was a those around it connect to pique their interests. [email protected] Don't forget: you are special, full of purpose stuck in a tar pit. ered my two highest spiritual with some of these thoughts Then, on Nov. 13,2011, God gifts are faith and discern- at times, we can forget what delivered me, and it literally ment, but I don't how to use truly matters. took a "wake-up call" for me them - I have no story yet. It seems so elementary, but Americans. My friends, to rededicate my life to him. And, I still wonder if I have we can forget what we are MCKENZIE this is what the modern I'm still very cautious of any more gifts. truly like. From Page 4 Republican Party now myself and my actions, I've felt like I haven't enjoyed We might think at times stands for: Mitt Romney I sometimes struggle with apparently. my life since middle school. that we were a mistake or majority reading this said it himself. "being myself." One of my friends once Even though I desire to waste of skin, but God made would say no. lust as when I made the I'm so soft-spoken and shy said "I would love to be Phil maintain strong friend- us in his image. Starting with Is that what religious wrong choice in being that raising my voice feels like Martin." I wonder why he ships so I don't feel so the first man, he gave us attri- teachings of any kind malicious to my fiancee, an awkward chore. I remain wished that. lonely, I've wanted to run butes and beauty that resem- teach? The answer of I tried like crazy to make silent in most classes because Even with the friends who away from everything just ble him (Genesis 1:26-27). course is also no. it righi. I'm afraid of sounding stupid surround me now, I've felt so I could be by myself for Someone showed me that One political party in I try to live by the and disconnected. And I'm lonely and unsatisfied. At awhile. Sometimes I've felt the negative thoughts of this nation believes that Golden Rule. not an articulate speaker. times I've felt like this whole that no one would miss me myself - based on people's hurting the less fortu- Please remember that I will turn down every college experience is going if I disappeared. perceptions of me and Satan nate among us is just the (iolden Rule applies karaoke proposal. You should by too fast. Someday this is 1 sometimes took the easy taking advantage of my fine though. on Election Day also. thank me because I should all going to end and I won't way out. If something seemed weaknesses - really disgrac- To them, anyone who Know who has your only sing in the shower. And know what to do with my too hard, I gave up. If I felt hurt es God. He created every- has not "made it" is a back and who puts a "kick I can't dance. life. I fear that I'll be discon- or felt like I hurt someone else, thing I can and cannot see, slacker who is not worthy me" sign there instead. I shouldn't tell jokes. Not nected from all my friends, I I punished myself and started yet he took the care and time of help. even crickets would chirp. I'm won't find a job and I won't running away from things I to create me. To these people, the too serious to be a comedian. get married. loved. Twice, I almost gave up Some of us feel that we'll poor and working-poor Respond to Paul at In fact, I'm so serious I Many people I know have this column. be forgotten. Well, in a sense, are just not worthy [email protected] take even little things per- their future plans mapped I'm not the smartest guy. like the wind blows away sonally. I sulk and 1 hold on out. Some know how they're Despite finishing the spring weeds in a field, we will be to hurt for months. going to use their spiritual with an overall 3.77 GPA, I got (Psalms 103:14-19). Our lives I'm a follower. 1 don't have gifts to help people and a 22 on my second attempt on are so small, like space dust, any leadership abilities. advance the kingdom of God. the ACT. but God remains sovereign If saw you me, you'd think I feel intimidated. Many I feel like I'm not really spe- and mindful of us. If you yelled for 8 years. I am somewhat athletic. of my friends and colleagues cial at all. I wish I could share more "Somewhat" is the key word. seem more gifted than I Some days I've felt kind of about how our lives are full of and 6 days, you I was once a stalker and could imagine. messed up and only good at purpose, but I ran out of word labeled a "creeper." I came I kind of hate it when peo- (and good for) writing and space this week! ive produced to a point in my life where ple ask me what my spiritual nothing much else. I wanted to change, but I gifts are. I rely so much on I feel like I'm not alone in found energy to couldn't escape the rut I dug people to tell me what they this. Respond to Phillip at myself in. It was like being may be. However, I discov- Although we can all relate [email protected] cup of coffee. while he may have been older, that Romney implemented our current Congressman Bob THACKER he was still witty. as governor of Massachusetts. l.iii.i. who refuses to debate his From Page 4 So what memorable In fact, during the Republican competitor in a public forum moments are in store for primaries, former governor I believe candidates who for re-election in 19B4,abig issue tonight's presidential debates? of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty, refuse to defend their positions of concern was his age He was Well, if I knew how to predict referred to Obamas plan as in front of their voters are not 73 when running for re-election, the future, I would become a Obomneycare because he said worthy of our vote because they after having become the oldest professional lottery player, so I the plans were so similar. are obviously hoping that a less >re you person to be inaugurated for a don't know. Even though Romney was informed electorate will favor first term at age 69. When the Seeing as how it is a domes- the original architect of the their chances of winning Early debate moderator asked Reagan tic policy debate, I'm guess- plan, he has railed against it You can learn a lot from these a question about his age, Reagan ing we are going to see a lot of on a national level as "social- debates because they essential- pissed? said. "I will not make age an questions about the Affordable ized health care." Irn sure that ly serve as a quick tutorial on issue of this campaign. I am not Care Act as Obamas signature if peop'e do not remember that where the candidates stand on Submit yout Vote going to exploit, for political pur- health care reform bill seems Obarr. i will be happy to remind the issues. 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October 5 2012 6 PHOTO PB own »rent THIS PHOTO of Marilyn Monroe from 1952 by Ernest Bachtach is featured in rfBeats the Made in Hollywood exhibit, which begins Oct 7 and funs until January "They're beautiful Students use Beats by Dr. Dre to experience music more directly, block out unwanted sounds PHOTOS From Page 3 photographs of By Tara Kallar to the creator. "They're really good if buds because they're a lot Pulse Editor "They're by Dr. Dre," she you like the bass," Parks easier to put in and take importance of photog- beautiful people.'' said. "He's a famous rap- said. "And if you listen out," he said. "They're not raphy through the clas- Instead of using tiny per, so that's why they're to a lot of R&B and hip- as obvious as those huge sic images of idols such Tom Loeffler I Point Curator earbuds to enjoy their so popular." hop.'1 headphones." as Marlene Dietrich, Jean beats, some students Celebrities such as The design of the head- The cost of a pair a Harlow, Marilyn Monroe, freshman Andrew Etgen. are now rocking out to a Lil Wayne and Michael phones may also help Beats at Ziggabyte retails Gary Grant and Humphrey Regardless of whether larger option. Phelps were recently mute out any unwanted for around $200-$400. Bogart," Sharp said. museum-goers are par- Beats by Dr. Dre are spotted wearing the sounds. This is too much money Though the celebri- ticularly interested in old oversized headphones Beats, she said. "Use them if you want to for Kreglow. ties are an attraction in film, the artistry of the that provide the user with "They're all over TV," avoid talking to people," "I'd never pay $200 for the exhibit, the museum pictures themselves is an a different listening expe- she said. "Now I see them Parks said. a set of headphones," he intends to draw viewers' attraction, Loeffler said. rience and that amount a lot around campus.'' When he walks to class said. "1 could buy an iPod attention to the artistry "They're beautiful of listeners is growing lunior Bryce Cylar is not using the Beats, Cylar said for that." of the photographers, photographs of beauti- around campus. a celebrity, but enjoyed he doesn't hear anything Although Beats may Sharp said. ful people. So if you Iiko "Some people come in, his Beats nevertheless. else around him. be more expensive than "|The photographers! looking at really beauti- they want them and noth- He received his pair of However, the size of other devices, Cylar said captured the magic that ful photographs of really ing else," said Ziggabyte Beats as a birthday pres- the headphones may it's worth the money. Hollywood symbolized by beautiful people, you'll student manager Bailey ent and said they're his pose a problem for some Most pairs come with immortalizing the stars, enjoy this exhibition," Parks. "They're all over go-to set because of the students. a one-year warranty, he the scenes and the sets he said. the place now." sound experience "A lot of girls who come said. that American studios Additionally, the Toledo Parks said she person- "You feel like you're in in here don't like that the Some Ziggabyte cus- created," Sharp said. Museum of Art is host- ally sells around four or the booth with the sing- Beats cover their ears," tomers shared Cylar's Some prominent pho- ing a few presentations five pairs a month, but a ers when you wear them," Parks said. "They think attitude. tographers shown in the and special events in lot of interested custom- said Cylar. "You hear all it's dumb." "Some students don't exhibit are George Hurrell, connection with Made in ers check out the Beats the different effects." For senior Matt Kreglow, care about the money," Ruth Harriet Louise and Hollywood. anyway. Those different effects the efficiency of smaller Parks said. "They just Clarence Sinclair Bull. On Jan. 20, Vinilla The popularity of the may include quality of the ear buds appealed to him. want the Beats, they want While the exhibit car- Burnham, a costume Beats can be traced back instruments in the songs. "Personally, I prefer ear- the good stuff." ries an allure for those designer who has designed interested in photogra- for stars such as Lady BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY phy, this particular col- Gaga, will give a talk on lection may draw view- her personal experience ers from many different with Hollywood costume interests, Loeffler said. creation. "(Made in Hollywood! Also, if students visit the will appeal to people inter- museum on Halloween ested in popular culture dressed like their favor- and the movies in gener- ite actor or actress, they al," Loeffler said. "Anyone can get into the exhibit who has been a movie fan for free. all their life will really The photographs will Interested enjoy this exhibition." be on display from Oct. 7 Some University stu- until Ian. 20. in dents agree. While admission to the "1 think it'd be inter- museum is free, the cost ENTERTAINMENT esting to go back and of the exhibit is $5 per stu- see different old mov- dent or $8 per adult. Mora ies compared to now ... information can be found reporting? because I know it has on the Toledo Museum of changed a lot." said Art website. Media reviews? Contact MOTION "Now in just the From Page 3 last few years, Pulse Editor along to L.G.F.U.A.D.' and I've gotten they seemed pretty amped more passionate Tara Keller at to sing that and 'Everything Start Dates: is Alright' and 'The Future about music and tkellei#falcon. Freaks Me Out,'" Pierre October 15 Graduate Students bgsu.edu said. "A lot of people sing at have learned to October 15 Non-Degree Graduate Students our shows, which is pretty cool. I feel like there's also appreciate things October 16 Seniors this sort of sadness that over takes people when we musically again." October 18 Juniors play songs such as "Last Night," which 1 dig because Justin Pierre | MCS member November 5 Sophomores I like that sort of emotional November 7 Freshmen response." and I just think the band is Alkilani said there real- very catchy and they always November 9 Guest Students ly isn't any stress when have a lot of energy," Berndt dealing and hosting big- said. "I'm pretty happy with ger artists such as MCS at Clazel hosting the event and Questions? the venue. it's a pretty big enough venue "As long as we treat every- hopefully to get enough peo- Go to: II the Registration body, small artist, big art- ple to go and it wont be too ist in what they are equally cluttered and stuff." my.bgsu.edu everything will be fine," The doors open at 7 p.m. Alkilani said. "If we follow for all ages and tickets are 1. SELECT > student center through with the hospi- on sale for $20. 2. SELECT > enroll tality and treat them with "I was more passion- 3. SELECT > add respect and appreciate ate about stuff when I was them coming In, everybody younger and then for a while You can acceju everything that you is going to be happy." I hated everything and was need, including tutvnat.s. via the lunior John Berndt said angry and grumpy," Pierre 'Student Center'at thv MyBGSUportal. he's been a fan of MCS for said. "Now in just the last over two years and plans to few years I've gotten more attend the show next week. passionate about music and "My favorite album by have learned to appreciate Office of Rocjisti.itton and Records 110 Administration Bldcj them Is My Dinosaur Life' things musically again." i Checkout the BG News Sports Podcast Head to the podcasts page on BGNewscom to check out the latest version of the BG News Sports ftxkast This week, we preview the upcoming BG hockey season SPORTS Wednesday. October i. 2012 7 BG hockey g^ STARTING a team begins season STREAK Falcons take on Niagara, 0IT BG football team looks to take down Akron for second consecutive victory, first MAC win ByRyanSMkovriak By Ethan Eaiterwood Quarterback Matt Schilz is also nearing some school records thanks to this Senior Reporter Sports Editor past week, in only his junior season. I le now stands sixth in bot h touchdowns and passing yards and fifth in both passing attempts and completions. Coming off one of the most remark- The Falcons will get back in Mid-American Conference play this Saturday as The Falcons are soaring offensively as five different players are in double- able postseason runs in recent school they travel to Akron to take on the Zips as they search for their 500th win in digit receptions. Chris Gallon, SI ui in Joplin and Ryan Burbrink lead the wide history, the BG hockey team has car- program history. receiving corps. ried a mentality of higher expectations Despite Akron being in the MAC East like the Falcons, the two teams After this past week's route of the Rams, it is hard to find a dark spot for the throughout the offseason. haven't met since 2009 and the Falcons lead the series, 11-7. The Falcons are Falcons. The special teams may perhaps be that spot. Despite punter Brian It finally gets to put those expecta- also 5-4 when traveling to Akron, and hasn't done so since 2008. Schmiedebusch averaging 42.1 yards a punt and Boo Boo Gates' 80-yard punt tions to the test this weekend, as the This will not be the first MAC game for either team, but it will be the first return for a touchdown, the kicking team still dominates the focus. Kickers Falcons open the season with a pair of for BG since the Falcons lost to Toledo three weeks ago. Akron also will bring Stephen Stein and Tyler Tate have combined for only one made field goal on games—the regular season opener at an 0-1 conference record to the contest as they fell in a shootout with Miami five attempts and are only 1 l-for-13 on extra points. Niagara University on Saturday after- last week, 56-49. Akron may have a disappointing record just like the Falcons at this point noon, and an exhibition game against Coming off a huge win, the Falcons will look to string back-to-back wins but the Zips and the Falcons have lost to quality opponents. BG lost to Florida. the Ontario Institute of Technology at for the first time since early last season when they defeated Idaho and FCS Toledo and Virginia Tech while boasting a 2-3 record, whereas the Zips lost home Sunday evening. school Morgan State. Morgan State also is the culprit to Akron's only win so a blowout University of Central Florida 59-14, an overtime loss to Florida The home exhibition game is sched- far this season, as they blew out the Bears 66-6 and brought the Zips to their International, a tough loss to Tennessee 47-26 and most recently last to uled to begin at 5:05 p.m. current 1-4 record. Miami. Both teams will only face off with MAC opponents from here on out. Despite the strong postseason run, The Falcons win against Rhode Island set season highs in all positive cat- Akron is currently sixth in the MAC East and BG is fourth. the team did still finish last in the egories. These include points, first downs, rushing yards, passing yards and Although most games in a losing effort, Akron's quarterback Dalton Central Collegiate Hockey Association total yards. Williams has already racked up 14 touchdowns on 1679 yards passing. during the regular season. Proving Running back Anthon Samuel had a great day, scoring three touchdowns Falcons defensive tackle Chris lones will be looking for his number. that they are closer to the team that off just 17 carries. The run game was a huge aspect of keeping the Falcons Jones has 5.5 sacks already this season and led the MAC in the category knocked off Northern Michigan and offense moving. Samuel is now 25th all-time in school rushing yards in only this past season. Ferris State in the postseason, and not his sophomore season with 1,221. He had won the MAC Freshman of the Year The game will set the tone for both teams as it will begin to sort out the best the team that finished last in the regu- this past season. In his career, he has had seven 100-yard running games in from the rest in the MAC, as both teams will look for titles. The game kicks-off lar season, is something that has the only 14 games. at 2 p.m. in Akron. Falcons motivated for the year. "We don't forget that (regular sea- son] ," said co-captain Ryan Carpenter. "That's something that doesn't dictate Matt Dalton who we are. but it's definitely some- Schilz Williams thing that's in the back of our heads, BG quarterback VS. Akron quarterback and we're not forgetting that." Quarterback Stats signified by Stats signified by The first test this season for the white bars black bars. Falcons is Niagara, which finished 17-11-9 last season in the Atlantic Hockey Association. The Purple Stats Eagles have received votes in the pre- season USCI10 top-20 poll. Part of the challenge this weekend for the Falcons is the short turnaround in games. While a typical weekend features games on back-to-back nights, the Falcons will have to hop on the bus following the game against Niagara for a six-hour trip back to Bowling Green, and then play a game Sunday night. "It'll be a tough weekend because we have to go on the road and then come back home and get prepared for the next day," said forward Adam Berkle, who finished fourth on the team with 21 points last season. "But everyone is ready for it. Everyone is excited for the first game to go out there and give everything they have." See HOCKEY | Page 8 Completion % Passing Yards Touchdowns Interceptions Women's golf wins Cleveland State Invitational heads to Indiana By Clay Laser Reporter Bailey Arnold Shot a team-low The BG women's golf team fired a final round score of 309 to rally from a 155 for the Falcons six-shot deficit and win the Cleveland in their win State Invitational last week. The Falcons, who finished the honors. She trailed only St. Francis' 36-hole tournament with a score of Ann Colligan (151) and Cleveland 630, defeated Cleveland State (633), State's Ariel Sparrow (152). St Francis (639), Chicago State (644), Holt, a sophomore, had the best Robert Morris (649), Youngstown performance of her young career, State (650) and Niagara (667). It was finishing fifth with a 36-hole score of BG's first tournament victory since 156 (79-77). After opening with an 83 winning the 2008 Falcon Invitational. on day one, Bartell improved by six "I am very proud of the team shots to finish in a tie for ninth with a today," coach Stephanie Young said. total score of 160. "They fought hard and played with Wilson also made adjustments passion, intensity and determina- to improve her score on the sec- STEVWECHAUD THE 6G NEWS tion. They were focused on coming ond day after shooting an 86 in PAtCE KNROO. BG left-side hitter, sends the ball to the opposition during the Falcons 5-0 win against Ohio University earlier this season back to win. They reached that goal the first round. She finished at and it's exciting." 165 to tie her teammate Hannah Four sub-80 rounds helped the Lewis in 23rd place. Falcons look to continue MAC success Falcons in the comeback. Bailey The Falcons also had two Arnold shot a 76, Patricia Holt and individual competitors, mean- By Max Houaeholder Lily Bartell both shot a 77 and Shelby ing their scores would not count Reporter past three weeks to earn MAC Last week Falcon, Leah Shaw, Wilson fixed a 79. toward the team's score. Amy Player of the Week honors, as won Defensive Player of the "Really all seven team members Ruthenberg finished sixth (75- A well balanced attack from the they have had two players named Week, who posted a career who traveled this week had high- 82-157) and Kelsey Benson fin- BG volleyball team gives hope Offensive Player of the Week and best seven blocks to help the lights individually," Young said. "It's ished tied for ninth (82-78—160). for the Falcons and their chanc- two players named Defensive Falcons beat Kent State on hard to single out one person." "At the end of the day, this es of winning a Mid-American Player of the Week. Saturday, Sept. 22nd. For the entire tournament, five of was a total team effort," Young Conference title. The latest winner of the award With players like Shaw and the seven competing Falcons fin- said. "We know we have to con- The Falcons have players step- was junior libero Ashley Dunn, Dunn leading the way defensive- ished in the top-10, while the entire tinue to work hard and stay ping up all across the board, as who was named MAC Defensive ly, the Falcons have managed to team finished in the top-23. There focused for the next event." they are one game above .500 at Player of the Week. Dunn, who is start 4-0 in the MAC with only one were a total of 43 players in the field. BG will compete next at the 8-7 and have opened to a surpris- considered a defensive specialist, Arnold (77-76—153) finished in Butler Fall Invitational on Oct 8 in ing 4-0 start in MAC play. has been averaging 5.69 digs per See NETTERS j P,iye 8 third place, two shots off medalist Indianapolis. BG has had four players in the set, which leads the conference. 8Wejit}(fay.OaotoS.?01? SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Falcons fall to Hartwick The Daily Crossword Fix 1 Estuary Lemke's seven shots highlight men's soccer loss to the Hawks 2 LAX touchdown 3 Drinking binge 4 Color similar lo turquoise By AUx Krampjsky ute of the match and then Baraldi had four against Reporter LLL■■nr 1"?i 1"~ 5 Nevada mountain range the Hawks scored again Hartwick. lunior goal- 6 Bereft (of) 7 With 31-Across, in the 63rd minute. This keeper Michael Wiest had postgraduate test The BG men's soccer team marked the first win for the four saves on the night. 8 Setting for saloons and travelled to Oneonta, N.Y. Hawks against BG since The Falcons do not play shootouts 9 Regardless of Friday to take on Hartwick 2008 and the first since again until this Friday 10 Beer gram 38 Dutch artist Piet College but fell to the head coach Eric Nichols when they return to 11 Rhett Butler's 40 Also final words 43 Resume length, often Hawks 2-0. This was BG's took the reigns for the BG Cochrane Field to take on 12 Yes-Bob connection 45 Raises, as a subject. second Mid-American men's soccer team. Western Michigan, which 13 Wooden Mortimer with *ln' 21 "All Things 46 Brazilian supermodel Conference match on the Even though they is 7-2-2 on the season. Considered" airer Bundchen 2012 season, but also fell to came away with a loss, Their losses came against 22 Templo Mayor 47 The Magic of the NBA Akron last Saturday 2-0. the Falcons led in shots Canisius and Michigan worshiper 48 Washington rival, in 23 Alberta natives college sports The Hawks two goals taken. Senior Zach I.emke State, and the team has n HM K- 24 Renovate 49 Bremen brew split in the first and sec- had seven of the 16 shots tied their past two matches 25 Frightening 50 Stan's sidekick 29 Hearth care gp. 51 __-garde ond half. The first goal was taken by the Falcons, against IUPUI and MAC 1 I" 30 Devoutness 55 Old Norse mariner scored in the second min- and sophomore Danny foe West Virginia. 33 Mine transports 56 Eggnog season ACROSS 34 Attempt to strike 60 Suffix with Gator 35 Black wood 61 Wmechoce 37 Loses, as winter fur 62 Wine choice 1 Indian royals 38 Ran into 6 Pulitzer-winning 39 West Indies native columnist Maureen 41 Secretly watch, with "on" 10 Popular British brew 42 Holler's partner 14 Kuwaiti neighbor 44 2011 Libyan arms embargo 15 Albany-to-Buffalo canal enforcement gp. 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