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Selecting the right pumpkin crime is critical Size and smoothness of a pumpkin are keys decreases for a good carving | Page 3 By Magan Yodzia Reporter
Sewing back in According to the University's style; still annual campus security fashionable report, crime on campus has decreased slightly since 2004. Sewing to make The report includes campus outfits is useful for crime statistics, crime preven- tion tips and a section about the everyone, not just University's policies and proce- grandmas | Page i dures concerning sexual crimes. lim Wiegand, the University chief of police, said better tech- 9/11 victims' nology and police visibility helped lower the crime rate. remains found Sgt. lohn Shumaker, also of five years later the University police, said the amount of vehicle accessories Rushed recovery — such as radios and CD players left bones behind — stolen from campus parking in underground lots has decreased since cameras passages | Page 8 wire installed in some lots three years ago. "The technology helps, we have He's not big, JORDAN FIOWER cameras in many of the lots on campus now and we hire students but Briggs is a ARREST: A University officei pats down Oscar Connell yesterday Connelll was citied for inducing panic, as he earned a Nerf gun around while participating in the campus-wide Humans vs Zombies game. to monitor them each night," key on the line Shumaker said. Police do not hide the fact the Despite weighing cameras are there; they want just 225 pounds, people to be aware they are defensive end Diyral there, he said. But the number of burglar- Briggs is a force | ies has increased since 2004 Page 6 Game leads to arrests because its definition was clas- sified more clearly. By Andicj Slivk.i The students were issued ticipating in the game, said police HUMANS VS. ZOMBIES "A lot of people misunder- Managing Editor citations lor disorderly inn- should haw taken the appear- stand the elements that make duct, according to Chief lim ance and the type of weapon into B Play Degan at noon yestefday and was up a burglary versus a theft" Kelly Kaczmarek was sitiinj; in Wiegand of the University consideration. to end at midnight on Halloween ' Wiegand said. her ethics class yesterday after- police. Wcigand said the stu- "If it's a toy gun, every 5-year- ■ Zombies tried to turn humans into A theft is taking property with- noon, when a campus police dents created a panic situation old in town is probably going to zombies, while humans tried to avoid out permission and a burglary is officer came to question her by carrying what appeared to own one," he said. becoming zombies. ■ Humans wore orange bandanas where about having what appeared to he firearms on campus, i he games premise Involved it could be easily ripped off such as See CRIME | Page 2 be 8 weapon. "V* do not allow weapons or students playing zombies trying a poefcet. Kaczmarck was one of several facsimiles ol weapons on cam- to nun those playing humans ■ Zombies wore orange bandanas students carrying toy Nerf guns pus." he said. into zombies. Those plaving around their heads c necks on campus as part of a week-long The police l>egan issuing cila humans used tactics mid Nerf Celebrating ■ Humans would switch sides when role-playinggamecalled I lumans dons after recetvingseveral phone nuns to avoid being turned into their bandana was taken by a zombie the gift of vs. Zombies. calls from people concerned thai zombies, Kaczmarek was upset ■ Humans could detend themselves by Madhatter celibacy Hut the game ended aftei weapons wen> Ixing carried on about being issued the citation. shooting zombies with toy Ne ■ being walked on and that some- . ■ one is giving us a ray of hope and • . we're going to take advantage of it'hesaid. 6:27 *.m. : ject reported a suspicious Nate Wiedenhoft, at-large sen- vehicle parked behind Woodland ator and sponsor of the resolu- tion, said this Amendment won't ■ increase higher education fund- ■ ing enough, but it will at least ■ provide some funding. "It's an attempt to help the ■ problem, it's not an attempt to 9:20 a.m. solve the problem," he said. • jlen overnight Snead encourages students . ARNUIFO FRANCO in to talk to their resident, col- il tank lege, or at-large senators ■ before next week when USG 10:24 a.m. Bus catches fire, 18 passengers killed will vote on their official . ■ FIRE: Firefighteis inspect, a burned bus in Panama City yesteiday. The bus caught life in Panama's capital, killing at least 18 people and injuiing others, police said : ' ' Last Wooster stance on the issue. 11:59 e.m. room is something you can't get at ■ other record stores like Best service oriented than arrested Both the drug and weapon MUSIC Buy or Wal-Mart. CRIME oriented. We are not here to try charges have also gone down, he From Page 1 12:38 p.m. "They don't care about peo- From Page 1 and send a student to court, said. ■ ple," he said. he said. In 2004, there were three weap- ^hone calls. irespassing without permission While the police deal with on charges and in 2005 there 12:54 p.m. store, he decided to move on But Sponsler thinks the after getting married earlier store will be just as good when to commit an act of theft, he criminal offenses, the Office of weren't any. ■ said. "The student population ■ i ■ this year. it switches ownership. Student Life focuses on drug and 1:59 p.m. "Running a business is iii "I think it could only help the "A theft is really a crime of weapon violations, along with the should look al the Crime Security ported you 24 hours a day," he said. store." he said. "I don't think it opportunity, if someone leaves alcohol issues brought up. Report and the statistics and | "As a rock n roll bachelor, I could do much had." their dorm room door open to Together, the UPIJ and the preventions side of it," Ginsburg ■ ■ didn't have a problem putting Cummer has confidence walk down the hall and some- Office of Student Life work to said. 1:39 p.m. in the lime, love anil energy thai Bergman will maintain one walking by sees something make sure no statistics overlap in Wiegand also encourages ■ sorted Into the store." the store's personality and they like they could just take il," the annual report. Slid Michael students, parents and faculty Hut Cummer said now thai make the siore more suc- Wicgand said. Ginsburg, interim associate dean members to look at the Crime ■ he's married, it's time to sian a cessful. The Office of Student Life of students. Security Report. new chapter of his life and pass "If anyone can do il, it's deals with most of the alcohol (Unsburg said the number of "The best thing [a studentl 1:48 p.m. him." he said, "lie has great issues; but when needed, the alcohol violations on campus has can do is lock the door to their impbell Hill Road the Store on to a new owner. "When I made the decision connections and will do campus police will gel involved, gone up slightly bin that there's room and don't leave things lying ■ |l ■ (hat ii was time for me to move things that will probably Shuniaker said. been a decrease of these viola- around, it's usually a crime of ■ ported on, it was critical for me to enhance the Store." "[Campus policcl are more tions in campus housing. opportunity," Wiegand said. ■ find someone like Keith to buy Bergman hopes to improve ■ ■ the business," he said. "He's the store by increasing the ■ gol (he same passion for music selection of products, that (hose nl us who owned it "We'll try to make sure 9:23 p.m. .... before had." there's always something new CAMERA LOCATIONS lush Sponsler, a freshman when people come to visit," These are locations where cameias and Bowling Green native, he said. weie set-up on campus three years 11:30 p.m. shares the owners' passion for But if there's one thing ago ■ music and has been going to Bergman is concerned aboul. ■ the stoic since he was in sev- i('s living up lo Cummer's rep- 1 Lot6 Sundial. 2 Lot 20 11:56 p.m. enth grade, utation. Sponsler said he likes the "I'm no) worried about the ! Overflow I 4 Lot 7 (near Ollenhauer) Store because it provides .i siore being a success," he said. 5 Lot Ifbehind Health Center) small, friendly atmosphere, "I'm more worried about fill- 6. Lot 12 (behind Field House) ""oom "I've developed a relation- ing lim's shoes. He's been a f an E. 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DAVID SIMON, CARLOS EVANS. feedback at bgnews.com. Language Arts Sophomore. Finance Sophomore. Business Sophomore. Interpersonal Finance Communication STAFF EDITORIAL What should we take? CAMPUS POLITICS Celibacy is a gift Nerf gun panic exposes lack of from God common sense "We live in a world Earlier today, the BGSU that does not respect Campus Police received a phone call from several people sexuality for what it alleging that students were in possession of firearms inside actually is." oft )lscamp hall. As the scandal surrounding React i ng to I he emergency, Florida Congressman Mark the police immediately rushed Foley unfolds, another twist it's not the end; our ultimate to the scene of the crime in has entered the Story. fulfillment is to be in union the hopes of arresting the Apparently. Mark Foley was with Cod. perpetrators so no innocent engaged in a relationship with Christ also says in Matthew students at our University a ( atholic priest named Fr. 19:12 that some will not would he harmed When they Anthony Mercieca, marry, "because they have arrived, the police arrested Mr. Foley has also been renounced marriage for the two people in the waiting accused of sending sexu- sake of the kingdom of heav- area ol ((Iscamp and issued a ally explicit e-mails to White en. Whoever can accept this citation to another student in I louse pages. OUghl lo accept it". class upstairs. Police also took As a result, he has admit led According to Christian ant it her student to the police to being an alcoholic as well as teaching on this particular station from outside of Choi's. revealing that he was sexually passage, lesus is saying some When thedust settled and abused by Fr. Mercieca when are called to give up marriage t he carnage subsided no one he was a boy. for the Kingdom of I leaven was hurt and a potential disas- Since 2002. the Catholic- and they should respond, but ui was averted. Church has taken a hit with the not all are called to celibacy But unfortunately, in amount of victims who have - each person has his or her their haste to arrest our fel- come forward saying they were particular vocation. low classmates, the pnl ice abused by priests. Typically, we think of voca- neglected to notice a very It may be true that there tions as a job or occupation, important piece of informa- are some priests who have but in the Christian faith, a tion: The students did not committed these horrendous vocation is not so much "what actually have real guns, they crimes, and what they have you arc'1 but "who you are". were holding Nerf guns done is a sad reality which has Some are called to the Apparently, several students deeply wounded many inno- vocation of marriage, some have been participating in a cent people. are called to the vocation of game entitled "I lumansvs. However, it's unfortunate priesthood or religious life . Zombies," which involves that this scandal has provoked (brothers, nuns, etc.) and the use of Nerf guns in a negative attitudes toward the some are called to the voca- simulated liatile environment Catholic Church. tion of the single life. analogous ti i play i ng a game of Although there are a liny And the best thing a person Marsbinallnw Wars. percentage of priests who are can do with his or her life is to We at the BG News believe actually guilty of sexually live out their own particular the campus police should abusing minors, the media's calling faithfully. America will vote Republican have had the common sense slanted coverage of this Those who have answered to lake into account that the problem has caused some to the call to live a celibate life students were holding noth- assume that all priests are are not necessarily sa\ ing BROWN REPUBLICANS Four issues will be on the dependence on the federal ing more than toy guns before somehow pedophiles. "no" to the beautiful gift of minds ol American voters government, a higher tax bill t hey decided to forcibly detain What's also unfortunate marriage. Instead, ihey are when thej step into the vot- for already squeezed American them for questioning. Police is how some have claimed saying "yes" to another beau- ing booth tin Nov. 7. They are Democrats advocate what families and greater incentives officers should be professional mandatory priestly celibacy tiful call from God. concerned about the scandal amounts to a sunshine for companies to move abroad enough to use discretionary to be the problem for this If you were to ask a priest or surroundingformet Rep. Mark policy toward terrorists, while In sharp contrast to the tactics before hastily rushing scandal, but that is certainly sister about their vocation, I'm Foley, it I la., foreign policy Republicans have been fol- Democrats, Republicans want to arrest innocent students. not the case. sure they would tell you that and terrorism, the state of lowing a policy of confronta- to cut costs and increase rev- To say the Nerf guns even We live in a world that does the thought of giving up mar- the economy and the moral tion since Sept. 11,2001. The enue The last five years have remotely resemble real guns not respect sexuality for what riage was not always easy. agenda in Washington, D.( execution ol the Republican proven that this approach would lie a horrific overstate- it actually is, but often treats it Hut they would also probably Republicans have the upper strategy has not been perfect. will increase tax revenues. ment. The large, bulky, bright as a recreational activity with tell you they are ultimately hand on ever) one of these We should have done more to decrease unhealthy depen- colored toy's look more like little to no meaning. fulfilled in living out this par- issues, and Americans are craft a multilateral response dence on government and they came out of a recent If people do not understand ticular calling because they are beginning to realise it. lo threats coming from the promote innovation and hard episode of "Star Trek" than a the meaning of sex. then how living as the person God cre- First, Americans will recog- Middle East, and we are see- work. Americans will choose gritty "Dirty I larry" movie. can they possibly understand ated them to be. nize that Ilemocratic attacks ing the cost of our poor course the pro-growth, pro-fam- I lowever. the police arc not the beauty in giving it up? This, in a nutshell, is what following the I olej scandal ol action. I lowever, mistakes ily Republican agenda over entirely at fault. The Catholic Church is the Catholic Church teaches are, at best, hypocritical. are mistakes, and they do not squeezing their tight budgets I he students who organized always the first institution to about vocations to the priest- Nam j ivlosi. the Democratic speak to the correctness of the to satisfy handout hungry this game should also have defend the beauty and mystery hood and religious life. leader In the I louse, voted on larger policy. The American Democrats understood that their toy of sex. Priestly celibacy is a beauti- three separate occasions to people recognize thai the Finally, Americans don't guns, while appearing harm- In fact, the church is so rev- ful thing because by living out make Gerry Studds-a man appeasement and withdrawal want to install a San Francisco less, n mid potentially have erent of the gift of sexuality a celibate life, priests remind convicted ol statutorily rap- advocated by Democrats will liberal like I'elosi as speaker been misconstrued as real that it teaches the faithful to the faithful that earth is not inga House pageon multiple accomplish nothing. of the I louse, a position third weapons. save sex for marriage and treat our ultimate destiny, but occasions" the chairman of Indeed. Republicans are in line lo be President. As dif- If these students would have it with the utmost respect in I leaven is. a I louse committee. I hen. continuing to make the ficult asii may he for us to just simply called the police to marriage by being open to the The Church teaches that speaking ol Foley, Pelosl mid confrontation strategy more liel ieve while living on ('.o\ lege tell them their game would be gift of life. marriage and celibacy compli- reporters thai Republicans"... effective and are finding Hill, "mainstream'' values in taking place, this entire epi- Similarly, it teaches the ment one another and both are axe so oui of touch with the wider support. As a result, we America are not the values scxle never would have trans- beauty in giving up sex for the infinitely valuable in building American people that they have seen NATO spearhead espoused on the left-wing pired in the first place. greater good. up the Kingdom of God. didn't even know that it was operations in Afghanistan campuses and urban centers At the Massachusetts The church derives this So as the media continues M rong to ignore the repulsive and the UN. Security Council on the West and East coasts. Institute of Technology, teaching from Sacred Scripture to cover the priest sex abuse behavioi of one of their mem- pass sweeping sanctions Mainstream Americans want Students play a similar role- and Sacred Tradition, which scandal and the latesi news bers, a member of Congress against North Korea. These to see traditional family values playing game each year. But are considered to be the two of Congressman Foley's rela- who should lie held to a higher e\ cms represent a revised promoted in government, and according to MIT police, pillars by which the Church tionship with Fr. Mercieca, it's standard." I he hypocrisy is methodology in the imple- these are the values promoted the students who play that teaches the faithful. important to remember that clear. Inappropriate e-mails mentation of the Republican by Republicans. game inform the police In Matthew22:30, Christ celibacy is not the reason for from a Republican are "repul- strategy, and it is working. We know that if the ahead of time. says, "At the resurrection they clergy sex abuse. sive," while Democrats who Third, Americans favor a Republican message is In the future, both BGSU neither marry nor are given Celibacy for (iod is in and of repeatedly rape hoys are to be pro-growth, pro-family eco- drowned out by scandals and students and police should in marriage, but are like the itself a good thing. Our culture revered and installed in posi- nomic agenda over the entitle- attacks fabricated by desper- exercise a bit more common angels in heaven." needs to stop looking at it as tions ol parly leadership. ment-laden, tax-and-spend ate Democrats. America may sense before they hastily He is explicitly saying suppressive, but rather, a free second, on terrorism and policies favored by would-be be led down the wrong path. engage in potentially harmful there is no marriage in heav- and total donation of oneself foreign policy, Americans Democratic appropriators. However, if Republicans behavior. If they do not, the en, so marriage is not our to God. M ill choose this November They know that the true cost can articulate these mes- next time someone may really ultimate destiny. between two thematic of the Democratic economic sages clearly i n t he closi ng get hurt, and we don't think Marriage is a beautiful Wcwnmeras to Lauren Wallet at approaches lo the problem. agenda will be increased weeks of this election season. that's what anyone wants. means of getting to heaven, but [email protected] LAREN WEBER. EXECUTIVE EDITOR ANDREA SLIVKA. MANAGING EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CANDICE JONES, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR THE BG NEWS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are POLICIES: Letters to the Editor E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an LISA HALVERSTADT. CITY NEWS EDITOR to be fewer than 500 words. These and Guest Columns are printed attachment to thenewsC*>bgnews. 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PULSE EDITOR These are usually also in response attacks, unverified information or punting to a current issue on the University's anonymous submissions will not be BRANDON HEISS, PHOTO EDITOR Web site: http://www.bgnews.com campus or the Bowling Green area. printed Opinion columns do not necessarily RACHEL GREENFIELD, DESIGN EDITOR Advertising: 204 West Hall | Phone: (419) 372-2606 The maximum number ol submis- reflect the view of The BG News BRANDON NOBLE. ONLINE EDITOR sions for columns is two per month. u WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tuesday. Qciobtf 24.2006 5 NERF From Page I THE BG NEWS SUDOKU ly called her freshman brotherjory, 6 2 7 8 after finding out he had been one of the first (wo arrested for play- ing the game. She said police told 3 4 2 him the maximum fine for the citation is $100, although police could not confirm it last night. 5 Police also couldn't confirm the total number of students who were issued citations. 4 Students questioned why University police were tak- ing action against the play- 5 6 2 ers when similar role-playing games are traditionally played 7 4 9 at other universities, such as the Massachusetts Institute of M»Tt MYERS Technology. 4 1 5 3 Sgt. Clarence Henniger, of JAYWALKING:' .11 Waller a teletummunkatiom major coming home from classes, jaywalks m lion! of a University Police cruiser. the MIT police, said MIT allows a group of students called the dents, bowling Green students Bis! offense. The BGPD has issued . 1 2 7 Assassins Guild to hold similar SAFETY and residents don't necessai si\ i nations since the beginning role-playing games each year From Page 1 il\ want to see javwalkcrs issued of this \car vvhili llniversii'. because the students inform more tickets around the campus Police lias only issued warnings. 8 the police of the game ahead of between 11:23 a.m. and 11:25 or city. according to police records, time. The police know when and a.m. on Oct. II. According (o "I think it'd be a really big I or some students, both ja) SUDOKO t- 9 6 L I 8 5 I E where the game would be played the Ohio Revised Code, pedes- inconvenience if they did that walking and the potential for To play: Complete the grid L I I 6 5 £ 8 9 t> and what equipment would he trians are not permitted to cross heir, said kiisien Shoemaker, accidents with pedestrians neat so that every row, column 8 £ 5 9 I P 6 I L used as weapons. a mad at a point other than sophomore, who said she jay campus could he reduced by and every 3x3 box contains fit 1 8 9 til "As long as no one is injured a crosswalk between intersec- walks every day. adding ii line crosswalks. the digits 1 to 9. There is no or anyone's rights are violated, tions where traffic signals are in RonScherer, professor of com- "it is kind ol a dangerous situ- E L 8 Z t 6 9 S I guessing or math involved. we don't see any problem with operation, and those observed munications studies, said while ation how the crosswalks are set 9 I I E L S t 8 6 Just use logic to solve it," he said. did not cross at crosswalks. he doesn't think |i". liking is a up," (ierkin said. " [here's not I 6 E S 9 I L P 8 Hut he guessed the response of One way lo decrease the problem, extra enforcement realrj a whole lot ol crosswalks. Z t 9 8 E L I 6 S the MIT' police could be different potential lor pedestrian acci- COUld be needed at times when like around V\bostet Street" if they weren't informed of the dents caused by jaywalking is to students j.iywalk in large groups but whether pedestrians miss 5 8 I V 6 I Z £ 9 game I le BaM M students held a increase enforcement against III on days with low visibility in the proper places, he stiongh similar game without Informing those who don't use crosswalks, Kern estimated thai die BGPD encourages them to not take tor the MIT' police and concerned an approach recently taken by could ghie out hundreds of tickets granted that cars will see them or Create and solve your community members called the the Iowa City police in Iowa. to jaywalkers any given night. Hut stop for them police, then the police would In the first eight months of this he said Officers would likely only "Watch out — be aware of Sudoku puzzles for FREE. likely respond. year, Iowa City had issued more ticket a pedestrian who makes a your surroundings because all ol I'irrungdidn't think BGSU stu- tickets and warnings to jaywalk- i ,u stop or who crosses in front the drivers and cars dorfl always ?''**'%■"« "towns at dents needed approval from the ers than in the past two years ol a cruiser. know what's going on around University Police or the admin- combined, according to The Whether issued by the BGPD them, v) pedestrians should he SUDOKU istration, hut that informing the Daily kwan. or University Police, a ticket for aware Ol whatS around them," police ahead of time could have Itul despite the risk of acci- jaywalking would cost $71 for the he said prevented the citations. 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Greg Greg Christopher Christopher BGSU Athletic at a glance Director ■ Graduate of Miami (OH) University - former Assoc AD.at PurdueUnrversity - At Purdue, helped raise over $100 mlion lor athletic funding, including scholarships By Chris Voloschuk WOMEN'S and faohybuiding and renovation • BASKETBALL Reporter - 12th A Dn BGSU history - In 2005 alone, helped Purdue rarse JI7.2 Ride the bus to see Four things helped urge mlw lor athletics. BG take on ND BGSU Athletic Director Greg - Currently planning to hve outside Christopher to take the job on organization to come in and examine all The Falcon Club is offering a lune 13, They were the vision forms ol athletic revenue to see where BG bus ride to the women's of University president Sidney rs strong and where there are more basketball game at Notre Ribeau. BG's athletic tradi- opportunities Dame on November 15th. tion and academic history, anil finally, the Bowling Green com- associate athletic director for - The cost is $45 for non- munity as a whole. external relations at Purdue In Falcon Club members. The Christopher, a husband and March 2005. price includes the game ticket. father of three, is a man with Christopher will be missed, Mid-American Conference ties. according to Purdue Director - To make bus reservations In 1988, he earned a bachelor's of Intercollegiate Athletics call the Falcon Club at 419- degree in mass communica- Morgan Burke. 372-7065 ASAP. tion from Miami (Oil). He also "He did a very nice job here," played football lor a season Burke said. "He'd only been on before injuries cut his playing the jassociateA.D.I jobforayear QUOTABLE career short. After graduation and a half, so I wish I could have he entered the booth as a com- worked with him a little longer. "We're not out of the race. mentator, covering both the I le helped spur a double digit growth in athletic scholarship But, right now all we are RcdHawks football and hockey teams from 1990-91 while earn- funding and was right in the talking about is Temple We ing an MBA. middle of the different facility have to find a way to win What really got Christopher construction campaigns." that game. We can't overlook noticed by BG was what he Now that he's taken on the did while working in the ath- A.D. job at BG, Christopher has them. We can't overlook letic department at Purdue some tilings he wants to accom- anybody. University from 1997 until plish. In ihe short term, he has - BG coach. Gregg Brandon 2005. During that time, he been in the process of sitting played a major role in a seven- down face to face with every year campus-wide campaign one of his 75 employees in the OUR CALL to raise money for athletics. department to meet them and With two years left in the pro- discuss how things are run- gram, the school has raised ning. Over the long haul, he has On the way up over S100 million. one main goal in mind. Micro-fiber composite: He also played a key role in "I want to enhance the stu- Despite many BRANDON HEISS helping Purdue renovate and dent-athlete experience," IN HOT PURSUIT: Bnggs leads the team m quarterback hurries, using his speed and athleticism to get to the ball complaints, add on new athletic facilities, Christopher said. "1 want the such as an indoor golf train- experience the student-athletes Commissioner ing center and renovations to have over their four or five years David Stern has announced the existing football stadium. the new micro-fiber compos- For bis efforts, he was named See AD | Page 7 ite basketball will be used in all NBA games this season. Under pressure On the way down Diyral Briggs keeps the heat on opposing quarterbacks Leather: So long to the old By John Turner leather basketball "He's a force out the speed rush, and I couldn't Sports Editor beat [the linemenl with my days. Look at there - he's a very strength, so I tried the spin move. the bright side, Al only 225 pounds, Diyral and ever since then, it s Urn my we'll be able to tell our kids Hi L)4j4s is far from the prototypi- quick, agile guy who bread and butter." about the times we saw cal defensive end, which is ()K \i high school in Mi. Healthy. with him, because he doesn't has a good burst to ()bio, Briggs played on the basket- LeBron dunk a "real leather" play like one either. hall team and averaged IS points basketball. Outweighed by up to IOO the ball." pei game as a starter. It was on pounds bj offensive linemen, the conn that Briggs earned his Briggs uses his speed and ath n I BG Coach nickname "Hustle man," which The List letieisin to keep opposing quar- remains his mentalitv on the Hopefully someone reading terbacks on their toes, lid's game al I lliin University loolhall Held. this has contacts with the "When I'm mil there I leel served as liriggs' coming Out I grabbed boards, dove for like I've I;I>I 10 make the play party. Withatwo sack, fourtack halls and fell like I could get Detroit Tigers, because they and whoevers in my way is in les for loss performance, Briggs everj rebound," Briggs said. can tell the team the five mj way, so I'm going to make was named Mid-American "I guess the coaches saw that things The BG News knows sure I getaroundyouorrunyou Conference East Defensive relenilessiu'ss and saw a good over." Briggs said. Player of the Week and solidi- player in me." they'll need to do to ensure a \ redshin sophomore, Briggs fied himself as a force to be I lespite a motor that doesnt World Series Championship: leads ihe team with eight quar- reckoned with in the \i \c. slop until the final whistle blows, 1. Not cheat: At the terback hurries and is second Briggs describes himsell coaches have hccii trying to bulk on the ream in sacks with five. as "relentless" when pursu- Briggs up by force feeding him very least, hide it better. I arly in the season, liriggs ing the quarterback, but due anything they could get their JORDAN FIOWEH 'HiKfl was hampered byabroken foot, in his size disadvantage he's hands on since he arrived at BG 2. Plate discipline: JUST KEEP SWIMMING: Caroline Keating (above) enjoyed both a strong team relay but BG coach Gregg Brandon found ways to gei pasi over- weighing 193 pounds, The ability to look at pitches has seen Improvement. sized offensive linemen. Although his weight is up. and the renaming of UC's aquatic center in honor of her grandfather and wear down starters 'Briggs has really come His favorite path past to both Brandon and Briggs feel dismantled the Yankees and on. Brandon said. "He's the quarterback lakes him as though his 6-4 frame is hold- done a nice job for us, though 360-degrees. ing about as much weight as il As - where did it go? he's been forced to play more My patented move is the ever will. Relays capture titles in 3. Bondorman with some Injuries, lie's a spin move, which 1 gol from "(lould he use20 more pounds-' tone oul there — he's a very high school iKisketlKill because I Yeah," Brandon said. "I'd love to [below]: He's been tough quick, agile guy who has a always like to spin,'' Briggs said. Cincinnati tri meet of late, and regardless of the good burst to the ball." ' \K freshman year, I was trying See BRIGGS | Page 7 By Joih Naroliky Ihe 200-yard medley relay team game three outcome, the Reporter of Richardson, Alisha Yee, Michael Tigers will need a big game Carriaga and len Wright also fin- from him in game four. Last Saturday, the BG women's ished in second with a time of Talk of series is Rogers' possible dirty tricks swimming team traveled to 1:51.78. The Falcons "B" relay team 4. Pudge: Ivan Cincinnati to take on Xavier also added a third place finish in By Btn Wjlk.r Rodriguez is hitting over graphs from Rogers' start in University and the University the 100-yard freestyle, recording a The Associated Press .400 for his playoff career, the Al. championship series of Cincinnati in the Grand time of 45.80. against Oakland showed what Opening Relays. "Wfe really did a good job," but is struggling this post ST. LOUIS—Tony la Russa kept appeared to be the same kind Ihe trioof Meg Richardson, Kim Keating said. "We felt like we season. He'll need to be talking about Kenny Rogers, his of smudge on his pitching hand Albiii and Qiristina Vaca recorded needed to perform well against more productive in the words front the Inten lew room that caught everyone's atten- a rime of 135.46 in the 150-meter Cincinnati and Xavier. I believe booming all around Busch tion Sunday night. brcastslrokc. Iliis was one of two that we accomplished that, and it middle of the order than he Stadium, courtesy of the PA Prompted by la Hussa. the first place finishes for the Falcons will give us confidence for the rest has been system. One by one. the I )etroit umpires asked him to clean in the meet, the other one coming of the season." I igi-rs stopped their workout oil his left hand, and Rogers in the 500-yard freestyle relay. "Coming in, tliis meet was very 5. Leyland: Listen to to listen. pitched eight shutout innings loined by fellow freshman important for us to determine what he says - apparently "I don't believe it was dirt." in a 3-1 victory that evened the Frankie Houck arid veterans where we were at as a team," said he knows they heard the St. Louis man- World Series at one game each. Caroline Keating and lennifer co-captain Britt O'Connor. "Being what he's ^ ager say. "Didn't look like dirt." Hi >gers, who's gone from play- Wright. Richardson was again in able to compete with Cincinnati, A lot of baseball fans weren't off farce to postseason force on the winning relay. a Big East team, shows that we are talking buying Rogers' explanation, this October, insisted it was an Ihe Falcons also had five sec- in good shape going into the rest about either. So instead of looking to innocent mistake. ond place finishes. Keating aided of the season." GarneSof the World Series, the "I rub up the balls between in a second place finish for both The most memorable pan of % focus yesterday stayed square- the innings and before the the 200-yard freestyle and the the meet for Keating may not have ly on Game 2. Specifically, it game all of the time," Rogers 150-yard butterfly relay events. taken place in the water. Prior t focused on what Rogers had at said yesterday. T rub up the Freshman Chelsea I .opus also was to the meet, UC's new aquatic the base of his left thumb bullpen balls I pitch with with AMY SANCETTA »• on the 150-yard butterfly relay, in center was renamed for Keatings — and whether It was mud, resin, spit. I do it all the addition to another second place CHEATER?: Was that dirt or something grandfather, William Keating. 4hta 'here before. relay, the 150-yard backstroke else on Kenny Rogers' pitching hand? ^ Some photo- See ROGERS | Page 7 relay with a time of 1:23.32. See SWIMMING | Page 7 I WWWBGNEWS.COM SPORTS 7 Tuesday. October 24. ;006 really important," Christopher AD said. "This is an opportunity BRIGGS From Page 6 to play on national TV with the whole country watching From Page 6 here to be really positive." us. How we show (team and see the kid get bigger, but it's not After all the work he did to attendance) is important for the like we haven't been working on improve the quality of Purdue whole BG institution." it." athletics, Christopher is look- In the next week, the athletic "Sometimes I think to myself ing to make BG a better place department will be looking to dial my body's not meant to get for athletes and fans alike. He build more interest from stu- that big" Briggs said. "I still just is strongest at external rela- dents and people from in and can't gain weight." tions like marketing and work- around the BG area in an effort lb this point, size doesn't seem ing for more revenue, accord- to prevent the possible 10-year to lie stopping Briggs from bcinga ing to Burke, probation the program could force on the defensive line. "He'll be successful |at face if it doesn't meet the NCAA's "Diyral Briggs is an athlete," said BG| because he understands attendance requirements. teammate lerett Sanderson. "All the appropriate direction According to Christopher, die time he's working hard on the for intercollegiate athletics," there's been a feeling of dis- field and putting pressure on the Burke said, "lie's very smart appointment over this season's ball. It helps us [in the secondary! a and understands that the stu- low attendance, and while there lot with a gix)d I Mine like that." dent comes first in the term are a handful of reasons why Perliaps undersized, hut rarely 'student-athlete'." the turnstiles at Doyt Perry outluistled, Briggs feels he's never BG Assistant A.D. J.D. Stadium haven't been turning outmatched and will continue to Campbell believes Christopher as much, it comes down to the surprise opposing teams for his is already doing a great job in athletic department to get peo- next two years as a falcon. his new position. ple excited and in the seats. "If I'm not going to run you over, "Greg has rcallyhittheground "We have a good plan in I m going to beat you to the punch. running, and he's been a posi- place," Christopher said. "We're DUANE BUBIESOH »PHC." run around you or Jump over you." tive influence in the depart- confident our program will be GETTING THE DIRT: Detroit Tigers pitcher Kenny Rogers, left walls past umpire Alfonso Marque; after the top ol the second Briggs said. "I feel like I've got a ment," Campbell said. "This is a in good shape." inning of Game 2 of the World Series iiuiiiir. and 1 feel like I can make strong department with a good Whether it's improving the any play." reputation and his expertise quality of the college experi- they were instantly surround- the game at limes and don't will add on to that." ence for players on one of the 18 ROGERS ed by 1 .a Hussa's voice gh/ing a go crazy," lie said. Since taking the job ]une 13 sports he oversees, Christopher From Page 6 lengthy analysis. I a Russa also said he talked after former A.D. Paul Krebs is finding new and creative ways The first question was to the Cardinals before they left for the University of New to generate interest in sports time. They rub the ball up, too, about Rogers, who has worked nut yesterday. SWIMMING Mexico, Christopher has been like football, building solid rela- with mud before the games. pitched 23 scoreless innings "I briefly explained where i From Page 6 hard at work putting his exper- tionships with his staff or just "The game balls, they're this postseason — after going was aiming from and I said, tise to work, trying to build being a husband and dad. dirty. Usually, when I get done, 0-3 with an 8.85 ERA in previ- 'Anybody felt like I should do William, a former Republican on the foundation Krebs laid "(Being a husband, dad, and there's not much on my hand, ous postseasons. different, then I disappointed congressman from 1971-74, is a during his tenure. Christopher A.D.] can be tough from time but I guess a little bit more than La Hussa's answer went on you.' ... And they didn't raise UC alum and the former chair- says he has a good and capable to time, but this job is some- normal. I wiped it off and pro- for five minutes. their hand and say, 'Hey. I man of the hi laid of lie's board staff helping him, and they've thing you have to be passion- ceeded to pitch seven prclh He said he brought the disagree.' they just didn't say of trustees. Caroline was moved been in the process of imple- ate about," Christopher said, good innings," he said. "Mud, smudge tothettnipi res' atten- anything." he said. "But it's In the whole ceremony. menting some new ideas into 'fortunately I have a wonderful resin, sweat. It's always there. I tion, but did urn demand very possible there were guys "I was really excited to be there how they market BG sports. wife and a patient family. We try not to go crazy with it, but they search Rogers. I hey that disagreed, it's not the with my whole family, and being Lately, there has been an really love it in Bowling Green, it's not making my pitches do didn't. La Russa also said the wa) we want to win." able to honor my grandfather like emphasis on football. and the community has been anything crazy." ( .uclinals were aware Rogers it's become perhaps the that," Keating said. "Being here "The Miami 1011) game is very welcoming." Later, it was La Hussa's turn had a similar spot earlier in most-discussed Series with my second family and the to have his say. His off-day- the postseason, smudge since Game 5 in swimming team made it all the news conference was piped "I said, T don't like this 1969, when Mets manager more memorable." over the Busch Stadium pub- stuff, let's get it fixed.1 If it gets Gil Hodges brought umpire The Falcons travel to Toledo lic-address system, so his fixed let's play the game. It got Lou DIMuro a hall with shoe and i astern Michigan next week- Baxter lost for season thoughts echoed from every fixed, in my opinion," he said. polish to persuade him that end lor their first Mid-American corner of the empty ballpark. "If he didn't get rid of it, I Cleon tones had been hit Conference meets of die season, By Tom Wither-. Baxter — he'll need more than The Tigers had just come would have challenged it. But by a pitch from Baltimore's before participating In the Ohio The Associated Press one year of rehab — is another onto the field for practice, and I do think it's a little bit part of DaveMcNally. State Invitational on Dec 1. colossal loss for the Browns (1- BI-RI-A—The Cleveland Browns' 5|, who entered training camp once-promising season has with renewed hope following a plunged from bad to worse. big offseason. Cornerback Gary Baxter, Instead, they are in disarray. whose signing last year as a "It's sad." linebacker Andra free agent was supposed to plug Davis said of Baxter. "I feel bad 2006-2007 a huge hole in the Cleveland for anybody who gets hurt. I Browns defense, tore the patel- know how bad GB wants to play lar tendons in both knees dur- and the pressure was on him CAMPUS PHONE ing Sunday's 17-7 loss to the as the top free agent when he Denver Broncos. came here. 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'' 36 _ Dawn Chong • 0 (1 i r; 1 n '1 3 N 0 body [Kins last week in an aban- According to the two offi- 0 M ■ b ■( ■ 'i State and federal investigators were 37 Nebraska neighbor « 1 » ! -\ doned manhole along the edge cials, FDNY rescue workers 38 In automatic mode B " | h a ■■ 1 trying to determine the cause, he said. U of the site, and forensic experts were among those who resisted 42 Tolerate 1 H i i * «! V Id •- 1 1 have since dug down and found tlie Department of Design and Regulators ordered the nune closed until 43 Six-shooter » •. 'i 4 z D oHn 1 sHo H an investigation is complete. 44 Honshu city - . more than 100 bones and frag- Construction. I lowever, Fire "I ci '.' A Mo .1 N nHi •J V ti ments from skulls, ribs, arms Department spokesman Frank Four workers at the mine were injured i i h 1 s|o v ■ M s V legs, feet and hands. Gribbon said Monday that Dec. 1.2004. by debris from an explosion The discoveries haw angered reports of objections were exag- caused by a pipe with a faulty gauge. (/) Monday-Thursday and saddened relatives of the gerated. Chief of Department state officials said. The mine reopened Telephone: 419-372-2851 U N V E R S I T V /y 9:OOam-7:30pm Sept. 11 victims Of the 2,749 Sal Cassano said in a statement after installing safety equipment, and two IO Friday people who were killed that day, that the I'DNY had final sign- inspections this year turned up no sig- Email: [email protected] ^\ 900am-5 30pm the remains of some 1,150 have off on areas where the recovery nificant violations, according to the state bookstore not been found. That means effort was deemed complete, Department of Environmental Protection Website: bookstore.bgsu.edu l^urTIfTivemiTy^Your Store. I Saturday-Sunday that families of 40 percent of and at no time was pressured to Noon-5:50pm So far this year, there have been 41 the victims have nothing — not say otherwise." other deaths in US. coal-mine accidents, a sliver of a bone — left of their Memos obtained by the AP none m Pennsylvania loved ones show that DIX: acknowledged The BG News Help Wanted Clanified Ad» • 419-577-6977 The notion that rescue work- at least some of the objections itn- BG \-T".*III MM -Hi* ,.v,|<. ., m UwmciMi thai ers were rebuffed by a city eager in the spring of 2002. but was Overcrowded elevator I itnlividujl Of eroup 'BARTENDING! up to $300 day No to finish the job could help concerned about "delaying the n ih.- baafa ■ speculated as cause for i, dbaUKtv TUESDAY exp necessary Training provided. shed light on why the remains sign-off." ■ Kill, (imtnlnl MMIM HOMESTYLE NIGHT Call 800-965-6520 ext 174. OSU student death FEATURING YOUR FAVORITE Kidz Watch now hiring care givers COLUMBUS Ohio - Twenty-four COMFORT FOODS 4 30 pm - 7:30 pm for days, eves . weekends. Fun at- people crowded an elevator before it Campus Events COMMONS BUFFET mosphere, flex scheduling, exp. with KDUMO mfaed 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments killed an Ohio State University freshman, children prelerred. Also seeking exceeding its weight capacity by as much candidates for in home nanny posi lions. Send resume or apply in per- as 1.100 pounds, an official said yesterday. From Only $485! EVERY TUESDAY Wanted son to Kidz Watch 580 Craig Dr. »2 Holiday On selected floor plans The count came from a medic who MEXICAN FIESTA Perrysburg OH 43551 interviewed survivors immediately after Lunch: 11-2 1 roommate needed. Campbell Hill Laundromat Attendant. Weekend & • Ground floor ranch the Friday night accident, said Doug Dinner: 4:30-7 Twnhse. Sublease now until May evening hours. 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Please call or \ 419-353-2277: N said. $25,000 - Serious Oners Only : Wok to Order@ email megan@nagem430@hotmail H 6YPV.AM 419-241-7488 Authorities have not concluded the Kreischer Sundial & or 440-781-4263 m Founders Foodcourt weight caused the elevator to malfunc- Kenmore refrigerator 25 cubic feet t Monday - Friday D Subleaser wanted 1 bedroom, tion. The case is under investigation. Excellent condition $100 furnished. S290 mo & utilities 419-669-5061. "We cant speculate or draw any con- Block oil campus 419-343-8261 VARSITY SQUARE clusions at this point until we have all the Services Offered For Rent facts." Ohio State spokeswoman Shelly apartments Help Wanted Ms Hoffman said Finishing Touches - document edit- " Lg. 1 bedrm apt., also rooms Andrew Polakowski was the last person 419-353-7715 !■} ing and English tutoring. Please call Avail. Now Sor 1st of year . 2 to enter the elevator on Stradley Hall's Editor Positions Available.tS hr. Dr Schmidt 419-352-6617. Our Perrysburg firm has part-time in bdrm 1'1,07 07-08 S.Y. & all list- third floor when it began to descend with house positions available You will ings 24/7 @ cartyrentals com or call the doors open, campus poke said proofread and edit shop reports that 353-0325 Personals mystery shoppers submit online. IV*/? m/jK- (Ys#i Polakowski. 18. of Erie. Pa. was pinned 07 - 08 School Year. Complete training provided Com- when he tried to escape through a gap Listings available cartyrentals.com puter experience and grammar skills or 316 E. Merry »3 between the top of the elevator and the required. Hours and days are flexi- uA*- /'J 483-74M ble, Mon. - Sun, 9am-5pm. Interest- third floor, police said CAMPUS POLLYEYES 2 bdrm apt on 4th Street S490 a ed candidates please bring a re- month ♦ util. 419-409-1110 or 419- Exit 159 Corner ot I--S and Rt 224 sume and apply in person at Intelli- 352-4456. 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Students, faculty, staff, 9pm Tuesday Contact Cathleen 419-308-1595, bar, hi-spd cable & internet meld, in MAN OF THE YEAR IPG-13) 7 10 9.45 alumni and spouses. $22 cash, ■J Flexible Hours (in front of the union) rent $650 mo 216-538-0061 EMPLOYEE OF THE M0NTHiPG-13)7 009 30 check, bursar or credit card Call ASSISTANTS ARE NEEDED TO [email protected] V Paid Vacations TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE 372-2271 to schedule WORK IN A RESIDENTIAL SET- BEGINNING (HI 7:309:35 Raffle held by TING! Do you have what it takes to V Health/Dental Delta Sigma Pi THE DEPARTED (A) 70010:00 THINK YOU'RE FUNNY? assist persons with MR/DD with dai- JOIN US FOR DINNER Insurance THE GUARDIAN IPG-13 7 00 10:00 to raise money forthe ly living? You must have: @ CAMPUS CORNERS ..High school diploma/GED SCHOOL FOR SCOUNORELStPO-ISI7 00 9:30 American Diabetes Association Comics needed for BGSU's V" Employee Stock ..Acceptable driving record OPEN SEASON IPG) 7:309:35 LAST COMIC STANDING! 5pm - 9pm Option Plan Tickets aiv S1 for l ticket .Valid Ohio driver s license Monday - Thursday JACKASS: NUMBER TWO |B| 7:30 9 35 and $5 far 7 tickets! Sign up @ the Union's .2 professional & 1 personal refer- Meal Plans Accepted All proceeds go to the ADA! Into Center by Oct 25 ences. are just a lew of the great Questions? 419 372-9009 Sub positions available $8 50 hour. Obtain application packet from Roommates Needed, benefits waiting for you! MONDAY TliiSSmY III SUMS. All smmsil.so mn>AV-si vim All MArs.Aii SHOWSM-SO Raffle prizes from: Wood County Board of MR(DD. $300 BobEvans, Cinemark. Waknart, ALPHA PHI PRESENTS Erin Weed 11160 East Gypsy Lane Rd,. 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