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"We will be collabo- rating with UAO this year to make the event bigger and better." LSU looks to its future MIGUOINA MUNIZ. PRESIDENT OF LSI) By Patricia Rengifo years of bettering Bowling "It is amazing how LSU has get what we wanted or have Following Pizana's speech. CIMPUS "(US IDIIOR Green through cultural events grown over the years and I want anyone hear our concerns," Shelli Holland spoke about the It is hard to imagine the and political outcries. During them to keep growing and Pizana said. future of the organization. University without several key the organization's annual kick- becoming stronger." Pizana The organization credits its "We are making great strides organizations. There are few off luncheon for Hispanic said. self with active participation in for the future and following in students who are not familiar Heritage Month, yesterday, In 1972, when Pizana along the establishment of the Finnic past traditions/Holland said. UAO with the acronyms such as UAO, members of the union remem- with Bob Reyes and Oscar Studies Department, the forma- Currently the group is work- USG, LSU. GSS, 1FC among oth- bered the past and looked Heranadez first met in the tion of the Human Relations ing on three goals for the acade- ers. towards the future. Student Union they did not real- Commission, the provision of mic year: Family, moving for- The Latino Student Union is Gloria Pizana, one of the ize that they would build a free legal services to students, ward politically and continuing one of these groups and they do founders of the group and cur- foundation for Hispanic stu- the establishment of the cultur- cultural programming. not want to be lost in an alpha- rent Co-adviser, and Shelli dents yet to come. al diversity requirement for stu- The group put together a list helps bet soup of student organiza- Holland, senior member, spoke "It was just great to be in a dents, the addition of a Latino of 26 recommendations for the tions. during the luncheon about supportive group like this. I recruiter to the Office of university to make a better envi- The group is celebrating 31 learning from the past. never really thought we would Admissions and more. ronment lor its members. This Raquel Colon and Sarah list is called the Diversity Task Flores were among the audience Force Initiative. The list of rec- members who enjoyed the lec- ommendations includes usage LSU ture. of the multicultural lounge, "I think it is interesting how upward mobility among admin- everything goes back 31 years," istrators. i iiliHI said. "I knew Gloria was "I just wish tlif other found- one of the founding members of ing members could see what I the Latino Student Union, but I get to see every day," Pi/ana fund didn't really know what they said. did." event By Patricia RengHo CAMPUS IUKS EDITOR Rumors are flying about who will be taking the stage during Latinopalooza. The event will close Hispanic I leritage Month on October 31. The Latino Student Union has recruited some help in making this year's Hispanic Heritage Month. Miguelina Muniz, president of LSU, said the group will receive support from the University Activities Organization. "We will be collaborating with Patricia Rtnjilo 8G News Patricia Rengito 6G News UAO this year to make the event CONGRATULATION: Bowling Green Mayor, John Quinn presents Latino Student Union President EXPLORING THE PAST: Marsha Olivarez looks at a display of bigger and better," Muniz said. Miguelina Muniz a proclamation stating that this month will be Hispanic Heritage Month in the city of past pictures and news articles about the Latino Student Union. At an LSU meeting several weeks ago, it was announced that Bowling Green. a list of possible acts were deliv- ered to USG to perform during the event. The list included Lumidee, a 19-year-old R&B artist from Spainish Harlem. She is most known for her summer hit, "Never Royalty candidates say why they want a crown Gonna Leave You (Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh!)" that peaked at number By: Christy Jenkins Marathon Steering most of these qualities. OH three on the Billboard Hoi 100 ItPOllEl Committee, a member of Name: Dan Stanowick A: being chart. Kappa Kappa Gamma Major: Broadcast UAO confirmed that they were Each candidate was asked "Why do you want sorority. Journalism in the process of finding a smaller Hometo\vn:l!inckley. band to perform at to be king or queen?" and Name: l.ynscy Griffin Major: Karly Childhood OH Latinopalooza. the queen nominee were asked "What are one or Education A: I pretty much radi- "Right now we are waiting to Hometown: Westerville, hear back from our agent," Ryan two activities or organiza- scause 1 believe in what OH because I really care Reiterman, UAO president, said. "I tions in which you have about the community at participated during your it believes in — a strong hope within the next week or so sense of community. I Bowling Green, I've had Homecoming King as we will know what the act will be." time at BG that you are a lot of good experiences especially proud of?" would also want to be another way to help the Muniz was unable to say what Homecoming Queen and 1 would be proud student body. I don'l see admission may cost. In the past, Name: Amanda (ones just to be a representa- Major 1PC because I am a fun per- it necessarily as a figure entrance to the event was a dollar son. tive of the University. position, bul as a posi- donation or a canned food item. Hometown: London, I am in the President's OH Two things thai I am ate Bowling Green every- lion that obligates you The addition of a concert to most proud of are that 1 Leadership Academy, where I go. People say lo be an ambassador for latinopalooza is not the only way am a Resident Adviser in A:I think being the which is a 4-year scholar- they bleed orange and the University and go LSU is trying to make Hispanic Rodgers Hall and thai I D£Homecoming Queen ship program, I have been brown, I LIVE orange and out and increase school Heritage Month memorable. Two was the co-chair and co- would be important involved with Dance brown. spirit. widely known authors will be founder of the Social because it is a great Marathon as a dancer, a Name: Josh Kontak Name: Brian Bickley speaking. Justice Taskforce. DGR, and this year 1 am Major: History Major: Education Author, Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez honor—the whole cam- Name: Tracy LaHote pus is honoring you. 1 on the entertainment Hometown: Waterville Hometown: Clyde, will be speaking on Oct. 17. Major:General would also like to be committee. A: I think becoming OH Valdes-Rodriguez, author of the Name: Derek Cohen A:l would use this posi- Business queen because it would A: I think it would New York Times bestseller the Hometown:How ling Major: Criminal Justice "Dirty Girl's Social Club" will be tion to better impact the enable me to be in a role- Green, OH model position. Hometown: Toledo, presenting and doing a book sign- campus community and OH invest more time in what These activities are the ing on campus. SMART Program, being Author, David Lamb will pre- students want at BG. sent on Oct. 6.1 le is know for the I have had the most life- an orientation leader, Hip Hop novel "Do Platanos go changing experience and being a Resident Wit' Collard Greens?" His novel being an Resident Adviser Adviser. in McDonald for two years Name: Holly liaines looks al relations between Latinos Homecoming King give me some platform and African-Americans and how and during my new posi- Major: Early Childhood tion as the Assistant to the Education LEEwould send a message to on which 1 could to con- music reflects the historical link Hall Director in A:l feel that it's an honor Hometown: Toledo, me that there are people tinue to encourage stu- between the two. to be on the court and I'm A: I think that it is behind me in what I am dents to get involved on The event was made possible McDonald Hall. OH Name: lody Kunk already excited about A: It is a pretty big important the doing and bolster the campus and tell them with help from the Women's that. honor just lo be nomi- Homecoming King has spirit behind things that I how being involved on Center, Romance Languages and Major:English Literature 1 am the Panhellenic nated because I never certain values and stan- can do for the University. campus makes the col- the Ethnic Studies Department. Council President, the expected to be in the top dards that are fitting a Name: Paul Worley lege experience so For a complete listing of Hometown: Celina, OH A: 1 think I can repre- Assistant Director of five. I would like lo be good student at Bowling Major: History much more fulfilling. Hispanic Heritage Month events Planning on the Dance Homecoming Queen Green and I think I have Hometown: Peebles, see page 2. sent Bowling Green well

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Information provided by the Latino us some insight into society and hip hop cul- you from a uniquely personal perspective. a great chance to do just that. This is an Thursday, October 23 Siudenl Union. Ml events are open to the ture. There will be some time for questions Topics range anything from cultural differ- opportunity for high school students to JUNTOS Brown Bag Luncheon: Latinos in public and will be taking place on the cam- and comments, so please join us. This event ences and education to family life and learn more about the Admissions process, Higher Ed pus of Bowling Green State University In is being brought to you by die Latino homesickness. Myths, stereotypes and mis- Financial Aid, Scholarship and Supportive 1130a.m.- 1p.m. Bowling Green Ohio. Thank you and we Student Union, the Bowen-Thompson information become untangled as students services provided by BGSU. For more infor- Location TBA hope to see you soon! Student Union's 6'O'Clock Series, and the tell us their opinions and experiences both mation please contact: Bellanira Vega, JUNTOS, the Latino Graduate Students Black Student Union. Hope to see you there. at home and at school, loin us for what will Admissions Counselor, at 419-372-7804, would like to invite you to an informal round be a tantalizing discussion! This event is [email protected]. Or visit the Web site table discussion about Latinos in Higher All-Month Tuesday, October 7 being brought to us by the Office of www.bgsu.edu Education. For more information please Interactive Music Display Latino Cultural Arts Committee Talent Multicultural Affairs and Academic contact: Christine Pease-Hernandez, at419- The Latino Cultural Arts Committee will Gala Initiatives. For more information please Sunday, October 19 372-3404 or at [email protected]. have an interactive music display all month 7-9 p.m. contact: Manny Vadillo. Assoc Dir, at 419- A Night of Latino Readings long in the Multicultural Lounge of the 228 Union 372-2642 or mvadil)#bgnet.bgsu.edu. 8 p.m. October 28,29 & 30 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. If you The Latino Cultural Arts Committee 207 Union SangriayPan ever wondered what the difference is Talent Gala is the perfect opportunity to Wednesday, October 15 Are you familiar with Miguel Pinero, Luis 11 am.-1230pm between salsa and merengue. wanted to lis- showcase what you can do. Ifyoucansingto General Body Meeting Rodriguez, Cesar Chavez or Naomi Ayaia? Union Oval ten to some rnariachi or curious as to the a tune, step to a beat or delve into poetry 9 p.m. The Creative Minds Movement will be host- Students, faculty, administration and roots of bachata you have to stop by. This LCAC wants you. One thing is for sure, it 308 Union ing a night of Ladno(a) readings. Words of community members are all invited to enjoy interactive music display will clear any promises to be entertaining. This event is wisdom from the great minds, movers and traditional Mexican pastries, authentic hot doubts or questions you might hare as to the being brought to us by the Latino Cultural Friday, October 17 writers of Latino descent will be echoed. It is chocolate or juice on their way to class, office history and sounds behind the lively music Arts Committee of BGSU. For more infor- Author, Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez a night of empowerment, reflection and an or while they are just taking a stroll around of Latin America. mation, and to see how you can get involved 100pm opportunity for all. If you have a poem, campus. please contact: Bianca Hutchinson at Union, 3rd Floor Lounge would like to sing a song, or a reveal a talent Saturday, October 4 [email protected], or 419-372-8325. The author of the most anticipated novel please feel free, loin us for what will be an Wednesday, October 29 Ballet Hispanico of the season is coming to the University incredible evening. General Body Meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 8 Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, author of the New 9 p.m. Kobacker Hall General Body Meeting York Tunes bestseller the "Dirty Girts Social Tuesday, October 21 207 Union loin us as Ballet Hispanico, the foremost 9 p.m. Club" will be presenting and doing a book "Some Kind of Summer" Special Edition: Latino Health dance representative of Hispanic culture in 207 Union signing right on campus. Her now! further 630-7:45p.m. & 8: -9:30p.m. the US, make their appearance at the proves that friendship is the most valuable Union Theatre October31 University. The company's unique fusion of Tuesday, October 14 commodity any of us can have. Itisavibranl A full-length motion picture produced Latinopalooza ballet, modem and Latin dance creates a Intro to Salsa portrait of six upwardly mobile Latina and directed by Independent Filmmaker, 5 p.m.-midnight spirited image of the contemporary 6 -8 p.m. friends in their late 20s, and reveals through and BGSU Alum Lynn Alan Wickerham. Ballroom Hispanic worid. This event is being brought 315 Union the pressures of everyday life, just how rich, This film sensitively depicts the struggles of a A dynamic program with live bands, folk- to us by the College of Musical Arts. For tick- Always wanted to learn some run and complex and universal heritage can be. This young Hispanic male following graduation loric dancers and authentic Latino food, et prices and information please call the exciting dance moves? Here's your chance. event is being brought us by the Latino irom high school as he seeks his dream of latinopalooza marks the end of Hispanic Moore Musical Arts Center Box Office at 419- Members of the Latino Student Union will Student Union in collaboration with the stardom. "Some Kind of Summer," Heritage Month by highlighting the spirit 372-8171 or 1-800-589-2224. show you some basic techniques to get you Bowen-Thompson Student Union, the Copyright 2000 Majestic StarTM Film and strength of our rich and wonderfully moving. All are welcomed to attend. This Women's Center, Romance Languages and Production Inc. diverse cultures. It is our biggest event of the Monday, October 6 event is also being brought to you by Bowen- Ethnic Studies Department. year and we hope to see you there. Author, David Lamb Thompson Student Union. Registration is at Wednesday, October 22 6 -7:30p.m. the Information Desk on the first floor. Saturday, October 18 "Some Kind of Summer" Isee above) If you need directions, or have general Union, 3rd Floor lounge Hispanic Focus Day an addition to 2J0-4O0p.m. questions/concems/comments about any Author of the hip hop novel "Do Plalanos Wednesday, October 15 Preview Day of our events please contact us at go Wit' Collard Greens?" will be presenting la Mesa Oblicua Lecture Series I-3 p.m. Wednesday. October 22 [email protected] or call 419-372- on campus. His novel looks at relations 12:30 p.m. Interested in visiting Bowling Green State General Body Meeting 8325. Visit our Web site at between latinos and African-Americans lOlAOIscamp University's campus? Have questions about 9 p.m. http://www.bgsu.edu/studentlife/organiza- and how music reflects the historical link A diverse panel of Latino students are pre- diversity recruitment efforts and the like? 207 Union tidns/lsu/ between the two. Dr. David Lamb will give pared to discuss a wide range of issues with Well, there is no time like the present, and Surprise Guest Speaker Hispanic Focus Day is Homecoming 2003

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HANSON TO PLAY CARNEGIE HALL IN FINAL SHOW www.bgnews.com/campus NEWYORK (AP) — Hanson will bop into Carnegie Hall for the final show of their acoustic tour. The trio, whose 1997 hit "MMMBop" helped launch the boy band craze of the late 90s, will perform there Nov. 5, they announced yesterday. Tickets go on sale today. Isaac Hanson, the oldest of the three brothers at 22. said it was "a life- long dream for us to perform at the historic Carnegie I lall and be able to stand on the same stage as many of the artists we so admire." CAMPUS Sharon Shirkey at 419-372- 291 lor shirkey^bgnei.bgsu.edu to register for this session. 213 Education

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4 pm. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Support Grant Recipients Women's Dissertation Writing 2003 Student (ilass Art Bacchus/Gamma Information report the results of their pro- Group Kxhibition presented by the Table. The Wellness gram. An interdisciplinary group Student (ilass Club. Connection will distribute 318 Union open to any woman in the llnion (killeries hcaltli information. writing process of her program, Union Lobby Noon-5 p.m. whether at the 8 .i.iii. in p.m. Real Ufe Info. Table preliminary/comprehensive Latino Cultural Arts 11 .l.lll. .! |i.lll. Union lobby exam stage or the disserta- Committee Interactive Display Golden Key International tion/thesis stage. Please feel 222 Union 1 lonor Society Info, table 1:30-3 run. free to join us any Thursday to Union lobby Administrative Staff Council see if tbis group works for you. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Meeting Contact Maria DeRose for fur- BCSU Rugby Team Sportswear 11 a.m.-3 p.m. 207 Union ther details: Sale Homecoming Royalty Voting mderose(®bgnet.bgsu.edu. Education llldg. steps Sponsored by Campus 1:30 p.m. Meets each Thursday from Involvement. WebMail Upgrade and SPAM 4:00-5:00 p.m. 10 Mill 1 |l.lh Union Lobby and Offensive Content 107 Hanna Hall Ben Swaoger BG NW-- T.I. Solien Filtering Hands-On Session 1 TAKING A DIP: Twenty-five students jumped into a pool of pudding Dorothy Ulier Bryan (killen 11 a.m.-3 pin Hands-on session to learn 7-11 p.m. for a chance to win folding chairs, a gift certificate to the book store Real Ufe Info. Iable about theWebmail upgrade Musicians Guild Concert 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Union lobby and SPAM and offensive con- (irand Ballroom and an X-Box. This is the second puddin" plunge at the University. IJ)SSA Infix Table tent filtering capabilities avail- Sponsored by the Latter 1 lay 11 .I.III. i |i.in. able for BGNet accounts begin 7-9 p.m. Saints Student Association. Voter Registration ning Oct. 9. Contact ITS via Black Student llnion General Union lobby Sponsored by College Sharon Shirkey at 419-372- Body Meeting Democrats. 291 lor 201A Union 10 am.-2 p.in. Education Mdg. .Steps shirkey2#bgnet,bgsu.edu to THE CAMPUS BLOTTER LivingLueon larget register for this session. 7 p.m. Connections Collegiate Noon llnion theatre Environmental Action Lecture Tuesday: called IBR Wrecker service. Ministries will IH' handing out 1 lomecoming Game of Day - Sponsored by the info, about their organization. Shopping Cart I'loats 3 p.m. Erika Sotzmg. Casstown. Ohio, was Environmental Action Group. cited for speed on Alumni Drive. A Complainant reported that a CD Union Ixililty Sponsored by (Campus WebMail Upgrade and SPAM Union 316 Union court date has been set lor Oct 6 at 1 player was stolen from his vehicle Involvement. and Offensive Content p.m. while it was parked in lot 6 overflow 11 a.m. J |i.in. Union Oval Filtering 1 lands-On Session 7-8:30 p.m. Homecoming Merchandise 1 lands-on session to learn Hot Topics Discussion Complainant reported the lock on UPD officers reported that a car in Sales Noon about theWebmail upgrade Sponsored by Bowen- his truck cap was broken and a sleep- lot 6 overflow had been spray painted Sponsored by Campus Partnerships for Community and SPAM and offensive con- Thompson Student llnion ing bag was taken and damaged The owner was notified Involvement Action Presentation Series tent filtering capabilities avail- Programs. and a report was taken Union lobby Developing Uteracy through able for BGNet accounts begin Union 3rd Officer stopped to check on a dis- Cultural Awareness. PCA/CITE ning Oct. 9. Contact ITS via Floor-Dimling Earnily lounge abled vehicle, owner had already

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Thursday, Oct. 2 Falcon Hockey vs. University of Windsor Game of Day— (exhibition) Shopping Cart Floats 7 p.m., Ice Arena Noon, Union Mall, CLOTHING SALE (oniacl Athletic Ticket Office. Bowen-Thompson Student Union 1-877-BGSU TICKET or ,u x mow Homecoming wwwbcjsufalcons com STORE Royalty Voting University Band, I la.m. to J p.m., lobby, Concert Band and Wind wayriHi»40 $0 sPRICES Bowf n Thompson Student Union Ensemble Concert Merchandise Sales 8 p.m., Kobacker Hall, Mooie II a.m. to 2 p.m.: 4 6 p.m., Lobby, Musical Arts Center SALE STARTS MONDAY! Bowen-Thompson Student Union All Greek Tent Golden Key Saturday, Oct. 4 3 4 p.m., Meijer Tailgate Park, Doyt Perry Stadium Canned Food Drive Homecoming 5K NttCHAU 11 a.m.to6p.m., lobby, Fun Run/Walk Falcon Football vs. Bowen-Thompson Student Union 8;30 a.m. registration, Central Michigan STARS 9:30 a.m. start. Student W 4 p.m., Doyt Perry Stadium Recreation Center Friday, Oct. 3 Contact alumni affairs, FREE with student ID fXPRCSS Banner Turn in 419-372 2701 UA0 Post-game Concert— and Displaying [TheBIGBBQ] Black Eyed Peas and 1 p.m., 401 Bowen-Thompson 1-3 p.m., Meijer Tailgate Park, Nappy Roots #^ Student Union if Fun fr Sexy Tops Doyt Perry Stadium Anderson Arena, Memorial Hall Snake Dance Celebrate Homecoming with alumni, students, faculty, staff and r 5 p.m., Union Mall, 1 low Rise Jeans €■ Cords community members.Ihe entire Sunday, Oct. > Bowen-Thompson Student Union Fakon family is invited to enjoy Dance your way To Ihe Pep Rally Falcon Men's Soccer vs. ■*■ Men's Cargos picnic fare, a pep rally featuring University of Kentucky University leadership and *fflr Pep Rally and 2p.m.,CochraneField *■ Intimates & Lingerie entertainment Sponsored by the Royalty Crowning Alumni Association Advance 6 p.m., Anderson Arena, reservations requested Contact Greet Events * Men's Jeans & Shirts Memorial Hall alumni atfairs.419-372-2701 The following Greek units will be * Short Sexy Skirts Meijer Tailgate Park hosting special Homecoming events mssL i Contact your chapter (or more details. 2-4 p.m., Ooyt Perry Stadium Alpha Gamma Delia Kappa Kappa Gamma Gather with Falcon fans in * Coats & Jackets Alpha OmKion Pi Kappa Sigma this tailgate area before the Alpha Phi lambda (hi Alpha football game Alpha Sigma Phi Ph. Delta fhcta Alpha Xi Delta Phi Kappa Psi (hiOmeqj Phi Kappa Ian Delia Gamma Pi Beta Phi Delta 7eia Hi Kappa Phi COATS Gamma Phi Beta Sigma (hi Kappa Alpha 0>der Sigma»app.i Kappa Delta Sigma Nu Bowen-Thompson Student Union Sigma Phi Fpsilon Multi-Purpose Room #228 rind a complete MONDAY- WEDNESDAY 10AM-7PM I schedule ot events at OCTOBER 6TH, 7TH & 6TH tioraec 0TntTiq.t>gsu.edru LOOK OUT BGSU BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 4 Thursday. October 2.2003 WWW.B6NEWS.COM vww.bgnews.com/opinion QUOTEI \(tH OIK

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Sickness spreads in a com- push students to come out when wouldn't be necessary to cut quences when their tests come reasoning goes, students who are keeping their germs contained, munity with residence they should really stay in. points from students who miss back. really sick can miss class, but students come to class and infect halls, dining facilities, By pressuring students to go to class. Their laziness would show Attendance policies that allow those who aren't will still be the student body. Professors, please — for the communal bathrooms and class- class when they're ill, professors on each test and assignment. students to miss a certain num- forced to show up. Too bad it sake of all of us, faculty and stu- rooms. put their own health and that of Students are paying to take ber of days without explanation doesn't work that way. dent alike, who wish to remain Unfortunately, many profes- their other students on the line. classes. If they cant be bothered aren't really that bad. Sick stu- If a student has to leave the to attend, it's their own decision. dents still feel relatively free to room or apartment and spend healthy — don't motivate stu- sors do nothing to discourage Professors apply this pressure through mandatory attendance If the classes are challenging stay in bed when ill. an hour or more in a University dents to ignore the signals of the spreading of flus and colds policies, and professors always enough, students will come Far worse are policies that building anyway, he or she might their bodies. Yes, some slackers on campus. They set strict atten- explain their policies the same whenever possible for the sake of require students to get a note as well just go to class. will slip through, but it's their dance requirements for their way: "Attendance is very impor- their grades, with or without an from the Health Center for each Otherwise, the student misses own wasted money. classes and demand notes from tant in this class." attendance policy. day they miss. notes in class and doesn't have In the meantime, the rest of us the Health Center for students If attendance was actually as If they choose to skip exces- The urge to require a note is the benefit of staying asleep. So, will enjoy a more productive, ill- who need to miss class. They important as professors say, it sively, they will suffer the conse- understandable. That way, the instead of getting a note and ness-free winter. Band's act is gross and illegal Get the facts before

show. According to the group's some light on a very contentious PEOPLE ZACH disturbing official Web site, the issue. There are quality argu- ON THE STREET you commit yourself HERMAN concert /suicide will take place as ments both for and against scheduled "at an undisclosed physician-assisted suicide. The Opinion Columnist Where is your favorite reserved for people whom the * location within St. Petersburg pro-euthanasia movement city limits" and broadcast over claims that the government is place to wake up after DAVID communicator trusts. The Tampa-area metal band the Internet. Public warnings denying the terminally ill their YODER The problem arises when, a night of drinking? after hearing only the initial I lell on Earth have attracted sig- from law enforcement officials civil rights by preventing them Asst. Opinion Editor/ nificant national media attention and reproachful words from from legally and safely commit- « Advice Columnist communications, people think in recent weeks, but their music local politicians have likewise ting suicide under a profession- they know each other and com- is not the story. Rather, the band failed to alter the band's plan. al's watch. mit themselves to relationship. There is never a beginning renowned in Florida for their This is not the first time Hell Opponents of the act argue It is as if they have skipped the without an expected end. That audacious stage behavior has on Earth has shown an alarming that a repeal of the ban would intensifying stage of a relation- is the essence of life. A birth will promised to allow a terminally ill disregard for proper public con- amount to implicit government ship which entails serious self- bring death, and the beginning fan to commit suicide on stage at duct. The band has long prac- acceptance of suicide as a viable disclosure. It iss also the stage of a relationship will eventually a show this weekend. ticed a sadistic form of perfor- solution to personal difficulties. when most couples discuss the meet the end. However circum- Our country desperately needs mance art that makes other acts' This debate needs a public level of commitment that they stances surrounding the end to create a national discourse on on-stage antics appear positively forum, but Hell on Earth is have towards the relationship. can sometimes be prevented. In the concepts of euthanasia and mundane. attempting to establish that dia- The initial feeling of compan- MARYLUDEMAN the world of relationships, there an individual's right to die, but Among other stage exploits, logue in precisely the wrong way. ionship and the feelings of seem to be more ends than this stunt is a frightening, inap- the shock rockers have sodom- Music and activism often SENIOR, ART EDUCATION mutual adoration are very pow- there are beginnings. It is as if propriate and very illegal ized skinned calves, placed live intersect, and rightfully so. people don't even let them- erful indeed. method of sparking that debate rats in a blender and consumed Artists from John Lennon and "In my bathroom selves begin the relationship. On The couple has now jumped The band's complicity would the results and used breast milk Bob Dylan to Public Enemy and sink." the other hand, there are those directly into the integrating, and constitute a second-degree as a prop. This resume of gross Pearl lam have used their art as who begin a relationship with- in extreme cases, the bonding felony in Florida, as well as com- misbehavior suggests that, for an outlet for their occasionally out knowing all the facts about stages, the two stages that promise accepted standards of Hell on Earth, the planned sui- radical political philosophies. their partner. define the couple. A commit- proper public and private behav- cide is likely just another shock However, none of those artists Here is an example to which ment has been made to a per- ior. tactic designed to sell tickets. have exploited the death of a fan most college students can son about whom little is known. Unfortunately, neither caveat While they may have a worthy in the way Hell on Earth intends relate: changing majors. A stu- From this point on, the relation- seems to concern Hell on Earth agenda, the band's horrific to do. The intended victim is a dent might briefly research the ship only has one option: to frontman Billy Tourtelot. The methods obscure any message willing participant, but that does major of choice. After research- end. The question is: when will singer has maintained a defiant they hope to send about an issue not make the plan any less scary ing, they commit themselves to this happen? posture since the scandal devel- they claim to care about. That is, or out of place in a public envi- DANNY PILR0SE a major they know very little Eventually, the individuals oped last month, assuring fans perhaps, the most tragic aspect ronment. In this case, the tragic about. But first, how does a stu- involved in the hastily formed that the show would go on even of Hell on Earth's disgusting tac- circumstances of the potential SENIOR, CRIMINAL dent choose a major? couple will realize that they, in as one venue cancelled the tics. suicide trump the noble spirit of JUSTICE A major may be chosen for fact, know little about the per- band's Saturday booking there Tackled intelligendy, a debate activism that supposedly fuels one of two reasons: a person son whom they are committed. and another club refused the about euthanasia could shed the plan. "Mary's bathtub." knew a little about the subject Personal information is slowly matter, enjoyed it and wanted revealed, which is a good sign irrmi ^ to learn more. Or nothing was that at least the couple is com- known about the subject mat- municating. However, when a J i J ter, but the title of the major bit of negative personal infor- tSIX)TlIK EDITOR sounded enticing and a desire mation is revealed, the impact is to learn more was present. much more damaging because Either way, there is a certain restrictions besides the fact that ever, was not only denied of the level of commitment degree of curiosity and intrigue Dress codes they fear us, and when I say "us," entrance because he was wear- involved. There is a good I mean African Americans. ing sweat pants, but also surrounding the new major, or chance that the relationship will in our case, the new dating part- end depending on the magni- target African I have been to some of because he was wearing Fubu. BENSIM0NS0N Bowling Green's clubs and have The guy allowing people to enter ner. tude of the impact. Americans oftentimes been told to wear my Skybar explained why FUBU was SENIOR, DRAWING In either case, major or dating Relationships are delicate in hat either straight forward or not allowed. He said there was a partner, the decision to pursue the beginning stages. Ever wonder why you don't straight backwards Why is that? fight over a FUBU jersey. After further information stems from Eventually, a relationship can "In a pair of Depends a snap-judgement. The initial see many African Americans at Do they think that 1 can wear my that, no more FUBU apparel was and a wheelchair." grow into a strong bond Bowling Green's clubs? The rea- hat a certain way to signify that I allowed at Skybar. judgement is based on the first between two people which son for that goes beyond the DIs am in some sort of gang? Who are the main people who impression, which most know is involves a high level of commit- having the nerve to mix rap and At times, when other African wear FUBU: African Americans. made within the first 1-3 min- ment. Unfortunately, commit- techno, lust about every single Americans have accompanied The dress codes at the clubs utes of contact. After the initial ment is often confused with an dress code restriction these clubs me to the clubs, they have been aren't for safety reasons. They are meeting, the two people may emotional bond and this may have targets African Americans. asked to tuck in their chains to keep certain people out. start dating. be the reason that people are Wave caps, jerseys, jewelry, (jewelryl because the managers The dating process can also quick to commit to a person be referred to as the informa- sweat pants etc. are not allowed of these clubs feel it is a safety about whom they know very lit- tion seeking stage of a relation- at most of these clubs. These are issue. JEREMY DUB0IS tle STUDENT ship. Whether a person realizes the articles of clothing that last year, a friend and I went Nonetheless, this is only one African Americans often wear. it or not, information is being to Skybar. 1 was supposedly path which a relationship may There arc no valid reasons why dressed appropriately so I was LAR0NDA HOWARD communicated at all times, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PAGE 7 follow. Commitment is an these clubs would have such allowed to enter. My friend, how- JUNIOR, PHYSICAL large amounts of information are communicated early in the amazing aspect of a relation- THERAPY dating process. The type of ship, and is also very powerful. information that is communi- Do your research, then commit Have an Opinion? Send it to: "On the couch in my cated may reveal some things Dont commit post haste, or the own home." about a person, but the mean- time spent could be a waste. 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Volleyball tops Toledo in five sets TOLEDO—The volleyball team got a big win yesterday, Culp top athlete, person knocking off Toledo in Mid- American Conference action. The win improves the By EHiott Schreiner last runners on the team our SPORTS REPORTER Falcons to 9-6 overall and 1 -1 first race," Wells said. "But she just kept improving and ended in the MAC There are many characteris- up our number three runner Full coverage of the contest tics that make up a coach's will be in tomorrow. dream athlete—someone who that year." is the first to arrive and the last Since then, Culp has been to leave, someone who picks up able to step into a leadership their teammates, and someone role and has started to leave her "We definitely enjoy who can make everyone mark in the Bowling Green his- around them better. tory books. this tournament... It is never very likely that a "Whenever they needed me, There are really coach will have a person like I would step up and do what the this on their team, but Bowling team needed me to do," she tough teams we Green cross country team cap- said, "last year, I stepped up face, but it causes us tain Amber Culp fits these and led the team." descriptions well and her coach Her teammates will be the to play better... Cami Wells is grateful for that. first to agree with her. "Amber is a sweetheart, any- "Amber does what needs to one who knows her will tell you be done," veteran teammate GABBY COELIO.BG TENNIS that," Wells said. "She likes Melissa Knieger said. "She's not order and planning and push- going to back off." ing herself to be the best she But being a great runner is can be." not the what has made her a Tennis After five races this season coach's dream. It is her attitude and five top five finishes, Culp towards life. She best exuded appears to be in prime position that attitude this spring, when to be the best she can be by the she started planning team faces season's end. Being the best is events and activities after find- a trait that Culp has tried to ing out about her team captain keep throughout her track status. career which started at the age "Amber is our team captain tough of six. when she competed in and she takes that very serious- races and pentathons. ly." Wells said. "She is sensitive "I'm glad I got an early start, it to everyone's feelings and really- challenge is the only sport I've ever tried," wanted everyone to feel like Culp said. "1 wanted to be the part of the team even before best at it." they arrived on campus." Brian Thomas And while Culp has been the Krueger feels nearly the same SPORTS BE PORK B best in many of her races, she way when it comes to her team- Adversity awaits the women's has fallen on hard times before, mate of three years. tennis team this weekend at the too. Her first race in a Bowling "She's quieter and she leads Wolverine Fall Invitational in Green uniform was uncharac- more by example," she said. Ann Arbor, Michigan. teristic of the Culp that is con- "She's a strong point for us to What is expected to be the sidered to be one of the most look at and she's motivational Tliomas Ginn BG New, most difficult tournament of the when she gives advice." dangerous runners in the Mid- RUNNING DOWN: Amber Culp runs at a recent cross country meet. Culp is not only regarded as season has become even harder, American Conference. one of the best runners in BG, but also in the Mid-American Conference. as two injuries have left the "Amber started out her fresh- CULP, PAGE 6 Falcons shorthanded. man year and was one of the Susie Schoenberger is out with nagging back injuries and Jessica lohnson is listed as doubtful after she suffered a rib injury yester- day at practice. With Schoenberger missing, head coach Penny Dean is left to mix Holcomb to sit once Spikes happy and match the line-up. "I'm disappointed of our unfortunate injuries. This is probably the toughest competi- in Buffalo tion of the fall, and Susie and Lisa more; Couch starts Maloney were our number one Byloe Kay an 0-3 start, they got their first doubles team," Dean said. "With THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS victory Sunday in Cleveland. Susie out, they won't be compet- By Torn Withers CINCINNATI — Marvin Asked about the changes ing together and that was a really THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lewis' firsl major challenge as Lewis has made in his fonner good chance to get some wins." BEREA, Ohio - Kelly the Cincinnati Bengals' head team, Spikes responded with a One trouble, according to Holcomb will have to wait for a coach was convincing his best chill in his voice. "What has he Dean, is finding a player that fits second shot at beating the defensive player to stay. done? I don't know. The only thing I know is what the record Maloney's playing style without Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns' He did all he could, and failed disturbing the other couples to pull it off. is right now." quarterback had at least 429 rea- At 2-2, the Bills are only one combinations. Lewis told linebacker Takeo sons for wanting another try. game better, which makes their Things look more promising in Spikes about his grand plans for Nine months ago, the career get-together more intriguing. A singles competition as players resurrecting the NFL's worst backup filled in for Tim Couch team. He talked about the role Bengals victory would validate are used to facing elite teams. and had one of the finest days in that Spikes could play In the lewis' methods. A Bills victory "I feel good about the singles NFL playoff history, passing for turnaround. He exuded confi- would satisfy Spikes in a lot of overall," Dean said. "People will 429 yards in Cleveland's 36-33 dence that it would get done. ways. have to step up compared to last "It's a natural reflex for me loss at Pittburgh's Heinz Field. Spikes listened, then left. weekend even though they because of the situation of For now, Holcomb's encore With the Bengals' pennission. played well, because these teams he accepted an offer from where I was and where I am has been postponed. will be that much stronger. They Buffalo, leaving some bruised now," Spikes said yesterday, in a hit more balls in on every single Holcomb will miss his second feelings behind. conference call. "I miss the fans point, and they hit harder and straight game with a broken "I think it was two guys that in Cincinnati, and one of the have a faster pace. right fibula and sprained left didn't know each other, that biggest things is Uiat all of the Team members have been ankle. Barring an injury to didn't know the situation." said fans In Cincinnati will be having preparing themselves for this all Couch, Holcomb will be on the offensive tackle Willie their first chance to check me season, and fighting against diffi- sideline Sunday night when the Anderson, one of Spikes' closest out." cult adversaries is something a friends. "Takeo couldn't predict It's not like he's been forgot- Browns |1-3| face the Steelers |2- Mart Duncan APPMo dedicated player wants to do. ten. Since Spikes joined the 21 in a nationally televised game. the tunire, and Marvin couldn't "Gabby Coello enjoys tough STARTING: Browns' quarterback Tim Couch talks with tight end look into the past." Bills, he's gotten more national Holcomb got hurt while lead- attention than he had during competition and she plays at a Aaron Shea during practice. Couch will start tor the Browns They don't seem to be very better level when she is chal- ing Cleveland to a comeback comfortable about sharing the his five losing seasons in Sunday. lenged. She likes hitting against win on Sept. 21 at San Francisco. present, either. Cincinnati. someone with more pace, so she Before yesterday's practice, he Pittsburgh has won six In just his fourth career start, The Spikes-and-Lewis saga is That's one big reason why he should be ready for Michigan was holding out hope that he straight in its heated rivalry with Holcomb shredded Pittsburgh's front-and-center as the Bengals left. The Bengals' emotional and Marquette who are probably would be well enough to play. Cleveland. defense for the third-highest (1-3) prepare to play in Buffalo leader wanted a chance to make prime time, the playoffs the best teams there, though "1 feel 1,000 times better," he Davis said there's a chance passing total in NFL playoff his- on Sunday. Neither one is eager and the Pro Bowl. He's already every team is very good." said. "Every day it feels signifi- Holcomb. who was the No. 3 tory — a performance that to talk about their brief, failed time together. accomplished the first goal. Coello looks forward to the cantly better, but we'll have to quarterback against the vaulted Holcomb from obscuri- When Spikes' name came up "He wants to get to the point cliallenge. see." ty and one he still has a hard Bengals, could be the backup. at Lewis' press conference, he where he's recognized as one of "We definitely enjoy this tour- time grasping. Less than three hours later, "Our anticipation was that he gave a terse, telling response. the top guys and has the hype, nament. There are really tough the Browns had seen that will be physically and mentally "I mean, 429 yards." he said. the publicity that comes along teams we face, but it causes us to "I think Takeo plays line- Holcomb still wasn't ready. prepared to be the No. 2," said "You can't expect to do that backer for the Buffalo Bills, so with it," Anderson said. "That play better and improve our Following practice, Cleveland every time out." that's good," Lewis said, turning first two weeks, he got it. game. The way we've been prac- Davis. "He did more today than coach Butch Davis said Only Bemie Kosar |489 yards away so there would be no fol- "It's like the media was wait- ticing we should be able to per- he did a week ago. but he's not Holcomb was not yet 100 per- ready to do all the things you'd in 19871 and Dan Fouts (433, low-up question. ing and pulling for him to get form pretty well," Coello said. out of here. They didn't want to cent and that Couch, who like to see him do. Tim will start." 1982) have thrown for more Spikes left Cincinnati The invite includes Michigan, because he was tired of losing bestow that on anybody in played well in his season debut So Couch will get a chance to yards in a playoff game than Michigan State, Marquette. and wasn't convinced that last week but couldn't rally the DePaul, Cincinnati and Western finish what Holcomb started on Lewis could mm the Bengals Michigan and begins at 9 am Browns in a loss to Cincinnati, Ian. 4. OUT, PAGE 6 into a winner overnight. After SPIKES, PAGE6 would start against the Steelers.

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By ROB Maadi "1 think what we've had here is make !H( ASSOCIMED PRfSS a little social concern in the NFL PHILADEIPHIA — Donovan The media has been very McNabb doesn't mind criticism desirous that a black quarter- of his performance. He's upset back do well," limbaugh said on mark that Rush Limbaugh made his "Sunday NFL Countdown." race an issue. "There is a little hope invested in And the Philadelphia Eagles' McNabb, and he got a lot of cred- CULP. FROM PAGE 5 quarterback says it's too late for it for the performance of this an apology from the conserva- team that he didn't deserve. The And while cross country in tive commentator, who said the defense carried this team." Bowling Green has gained from media has overrated McNabb Umbaugh did not back down Culp, she has also gained from because they want to see a black during his syndicated radio talk cross country. quarterback succeed. show Wednesday. "When I'm running. I don't "It's somewhat shocking to "All this has become the tem- want to do it," she said. "But it pest that it is because I must has made me who I am. I figure hear that on national TV from if I can do this, I can do anything. him," McNabb said yesterday. have been right about some- It also helps me to be me, a better "It's not something that 1 can sit thing," Limbaugh said. "If I was- person, a better athlete." here and say won't bother me." n't right, there wouldn't be this Mike Era* AP Photo Culp is not only in the midst of Umbaugh insisted yesterday cacophony of outrage that has PLAYING TOUGH: Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback Donovan McNabb runs with the football during he had "no racist intent whatso- sprung up in the sports writer making herself and her team- Sunday's 23-13 win over the Bills. McNabb is upset over remarks by ESPN's Rush Limbaugh. mates better, but she is also mak- ever." In fact, the conservative community." ing every runner that ever comes commentator said he must have The NFL disclaimed any to Bowling Green better. been right; otherwise, the com- responsibility from Limbaugh's the ESPN show, said he did not show should have taken on have cared if it was the camera- "Amber said to me a while ments would not have sparked remarks. believe Limbaugh's tone or Limbaugh. Among the other man." back that she wanted to make such outrage. "ESPN knew what it was get- intent was malicious. panelists are former players Limbaugh was scheduled to her mark in Bowling Green cross Before McNabb led the Eagles ting when they hired Rush "As cut and dry as it seems in Michael Irvin and Tom Jackson, be in Philadelphia tomorrow to country history," Wells said. "She to a 23-13 victory over the Buffalo Limbaugh," league vice presi- print, I didn't think so when it both of whom are black. speak at a broadcast convention. wanted to be one of the best to Bills on Sunday, Limbaugh said dent Joe Browne said. "ESPN went by my ears," he said. "I "I'm not pointing at anyone McNabb said he wouldn't be ever run here and she has cer- on ESPN's pregame show that he selects its on-air talent, not the probably should have looked to but someone should have said welcome at the Eagles' practice. tainly made her mark. She has didn't think McNabb was as good NFL" soften it. We're sorry we upset a it," McNabb said of the panelists, raised the bar and set the stan- as perceived from the start. Chris Berman, who anchors guy who got off to a rough start" who also include former quar- dard for the future." McNabb said someone on the terback Steve Young. "I wouldn't Emmit down as he Spikes No replay for glad to be Holcomb returns to play Dallas out of By Bob Baum statements were and I know think Quincy (Carter) has done "Kelly came in and hit some IHf *SSOCIAItD PRESS what the intent was, and I a wonderful job. I watched OUT. FROM PAGE 5 big plays against us, especially TEMPE, Ariz. — Emmitt know the way it was portrayed them play the Giants and I Cincinnati Smith returns to Dallas this was not the way it was meant." thought he looked like a pro Holcomb, and those were both in early in the game that really set the tone," Cowher said. "He did a weekend not knowing what to And then there are the fans. football player." overtime. expect from former teammates "They may receive me as the Smith'scareerrushingtotal is SPIKES. FROM PAGE 5 And 1 iolcomb's big day wasn't good job of throwing the ball and fans. enemy. They may boo me. 1 up to 17,355 yards, but they enough anyway. down the field. We had a young The running back who set don't know," he said. "I can only have been hard to come by on Cincinnati." The Browns blew a 24-7 lead in player at the time in (backup cor- the NFL record for career yards hope that they will receive me an Arizona team that has had They're getting along all right the third quarter as Tommy ncrback) Hank Poteat and Kelly in 13 seasons with the with open arms. I'm coming in to abandon the run in its three without him. Maddox rallied the Steelers to 22 did a gtxxl job of finding him and Cowboys is now a member of there to compete and try to win losses after falling behind. When Lewis realized that unanswered points, giving searching him out and they the sputtering Arizona the game with my teammates. "We've been consistently Spikes — a restricted free agent made a lot of big plays." Cardinals. That's what we're coming in poor, consistently shooting — wouldn't be won over, he let Pittsburgh its third win of the sea- He's gained 193 yards in 59 there for." ourselves in the foot, consis- him leave for Buffalo and used son against Cleveland. Couch won his first two career starts against the Steelers, but has attempts, an average of 3.3 Bill Parcells' arrival as tently making immature mis- the money to bring in free agents Holcomb doesn't remember yards, on a mistake-prone Cowboys' coach coincided takes, consistently turning the to overhaul the defense. It has 429 as much as he does 36-33. lost the last lour. Last season, the team that limps into Texas with Smith's release. In his tele- football over," Smith said. improved. "We lost the game," he said Browns fell 16-13 in overtime at Stadium on Sunday with a 1-3 phone conference interview "We've only played solid foot- "It's been good for us to add when asked of his lasting memo- Pittsburgh and then 23-20 at record. with Dallas reporters, Smith ball in one game." the guys to the mix," Lewis said. ry of that snowy Sunday. "We home. "It is what it is," Smith said said he would still be a Cowboy Smith lashed into his team- "It worked out well for us." played good offensively, but He was on the sideline with a after Wednesday's practice. if Parcells had wanted him. mates in a post-game speech Spikes' former teammates you're not in it to play good. broken fibula last year as "I'm trying to do the best that I "I think he got what he want- after a 38-0 home loss to understand why he left, and are Holcomb ripped the Steelers' can." ed," Smith said, "and he's doing Seattle. The next weekend, glad that he's finally getting the You're in it to win." Some of his former Dallas well with what he had. So, obvi- Arizona upset Green Bay 20-13. things he badly wanted. No one Pittsburgh did, but other than secondary apart. But he has no allusions of trying to match it. teammates still have hurt feel- ously, the decision was good But last Sunday, the Cardinals worked harder than Spikes at try- the final score, it's a game Steelers ings over a Sports Illustrated for him." were back to their bumbling ing to make the Bengals coach Bill Cowher would proba- "I just want to win the game," article that quoted Smith as Parcells said he respects ways in a 37-13 loss at St. Louis. respectable. bly rather forget. he said. "I don't want to go out saying he "felt like a diamond Smith but won't be dragged It's an experience that may "On one hand, you'd really like Cowher spent part of his off- and try to outdo what he did. It's surrounded by trash" last sea- into talking about the details of make him long for those days him to be on your team because season addressing some of the pretty amazing to go out and son. the running back's departure. when the Cowboys were you know what kind of a player defensive holes that Holcomb throw for more than 400 yards "Whatever I need to use to "They are trying to get me to champions. He knows he'll he is," quarterback )on Kitna was able to exploit. against anybody." motivate me to have a good say what I thought and this and always be remembered as a said. "On the other hand, for guys game, I'm going to use — and that. It's really irrelevant at this Cowboy. who have been close to him, I'm definitely going to use point and time," Parcells said. "Let me ask you a question. you're kind of happy for him MEN HAVE AN AVERAGE 10% MORE RED that," Cowboys defensive end "He's a competitor. He's a great When you think of Arnold because he wanted to be out of here and wanted to move on and BLOOD CELLS THAN WOMEN. Ebenezer Ekuban said. football player and he's playing Schwarzenegger, do you think Smith has apologized and for the Arizona Cardinals. of him as "The Terminator' or as see if there were greener pastures insists the quote was taken out That's it. I pay his respects, and the governor of California?" elsewhere." of context from a long, impas- try to get my team ready." Smith said. So far, it's working out for both Smith said he roots for the sides. Spikes is happy and the 1225 N. Main St. sioned interview. At his news conference at 419-353-5751 "The guy who wrote the arti- Cowboys (2-1) every weekend Cardinals' headquarters Bengals are better — although www.ThayerBG.com cle in Sports Illustrated did a except this one. Wednesday, he was conspicu- the linebacker can't quite bring good job of painting the pic- "I'm not surprised at the suc- ously decked out in a shade of himself to acknowledge it. When ture that he wanted to paint," cess that they've had. They blue that looked awfully close Anderson tells him about the 7Via>wTOYOTA Smith said, "and that is all I'm have a lot of talent on that ball- to the color he wore in Dallas improvements in Cincinnati, Megan Marten, going to say about that because club," he said. "The defense has for all those years. Spikes has a standard reply. I have no energy to try to always been strong for the A coincidence? "He says, 'That's good. BGSU Vehicle Sales Representative resolve that issue whatsoever Cowboys, and I have a lot of "No," he said with a wink. Buffalo's better,"' Anderson said. 1419) 373-1889, because I know where my respect for the guys over there. 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LETTBB TO THE EMTM, FROM PAGE 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SICSIC is synonymous with mystery MEG a little wacky, but can you blame free T-shirt. said Gary. "SICSIC has so much PETERS them? "They're supposed to be And so the questioning began. to do and so many events to administration. nuts," says SISSIC's faculty advis- What does SICSIC stand for? President Bush is I have yet to hear one person attend they're expected to be Guest Columnist er, Michael Ginsburg. "They pro- "Suckers Independent College everywhere." 1 think we some- a hero to many in the military declare that "Bush mote school spirit by being as off Stupid Illegitimate Children" was times forget that they are just is a knee to the groin", as Mr. the wall as possible (without the answer I received from the college students with classes, Powell so eloquently stated. Now A wolf, a pig and the look-a- harming anyonel." group. OK, so while it was an homework, families and social Americans maybe you're right Keith, maybe likes of Pavarotti (occasionally We've all seen their trademark awkwardly amusing answer, it's lives just like the rest of us. there is a large portion of military George Bush), Whoopi Goldberg In response to the column by "SICSIC sez" signs on campus obviously not it. So what does To those of you striving to be personal who don't think Bush is and Dr. Evil can be seen running According to its members, the SICSIC really stand for? Shhhh. the next SICSIC member, or even Keith |. Powell called "President a hero. Perhaps they are just through the crowds at sporting Bush is not a true hero" I would group spends close to 15 hours As in, they're not telling. So to my if you're just curious, there is a being passive, and letting the events, leading cheers and each week making signs, posting expected disappointment, SIC- 2.5 GPA requirement. And not just like to point out that he is a hippies protest in their stead, but rewarding spirited fans with hero to others. First Mr. Powell them around campus and mak- SIC didn't reveal any deep, dark, just anybody can be in SICSIC I sincerely doubt it It appears candy and T-shirts. Who are ingappearances at campus hidden secrets, but there are a But don't let that scare you away. seems to have a more liberal ide- that Bush is a hero to the mili- these masked marvels? They are SICSIC looks for spontaneity, ology. Neither I, nor anyone else events. few things they'd like you to tary, and that he is not a phony the members of SICSIC, the old- With the help of former SIC- know: "We're sorry for lying to all school spirit, enthusiasm and would, expect you to say any eager to put on a flight suit est continually active student SIC member Gary Novontry I of our friends," were the first involvement on campus. SICSIC positive words about the presi- Finally, just a comment on the group on campus. was able to set up a secret inter- words out of the pig's mouth. #3, George Bush/Pavarotti, dent The problem that I had American causalities remark SICSIC, the word is familiar to view with the group I've got to I'm sure we can forgive them, states, "If SICSIC cant see you, with his column is that Mr. made by Mr. Powell: Yes, there many returning University stu- admit I was a little nervous when if nothing else, we've got to give you can't be SICSIC" In other Powell is speaking for the sol- have been more deaths after his dents, but to some, it may still be I called the phone in their hide- them props that type of lying is a words, make yourself known; let diers in the armed forces, stating speech on the U.S. Abraham a mystery and the word "mys- out and was told me to meet skill. "Everything we do is to try SICSIC know who you are. that the Bush action figure is "an Lincoln, but Bush never said that tery" is synonymous with SIC- them in the men's bathroom of to bring the school together." Their identities aren't the only insult to the men and women this wouldn't happen. He SIC. Hannah Hall at 10 p.m said Tyson. "SICSIC is the great- secret. But isn't it the secrecy that who have given their lives for this declared an end to major com- The group consists of six indi- I was greeted with a "SICSIC est organization on campus." makes them so exciting? They country." bat operations and stressed there viduals, two from each of the sez; Hello Megin" sign hanging they all said in agreement, but could be your lab partner, your After this, Keith goes on to was a long road ahead. sophomore, junior and senior outside the bathroom door, and I most importantly they want to next-door neighbor or even your insult Bush for being "eager to So get the facts of his speeches classes. The tradition has held could hear their chuckles and say: "Thanks. Thanks to the fans. roommate. Whoever they are, put on a flight suit" I'm not sure straight and stop the liberal since 1946 that the identities of cheery voices echo from inside. We love you." they're making a difference on if you actually watched his carri- twisting of what he declared that these members remain a mys- What was I thinking? They're just Contrary to what some might our campus and they deserve er speech, but what I saw were day. If your biggest complaint tery until the unmasking of the college students in masks. Their believe. SICSIC is not just a some recognition. Next time you thousands of military personnel about the president is him land- two seniors each spring. excitement and friendly hugs group of "crazy" college students see SICSIC on campus, say hello, cheering for their Commander ing on a aircraft carrier, or getting Their purpose is to promote made me feel at home. On top of running around posting signs. tell them thanks. Show a little BG and Chief. I didn't see one hold- an action figure; then it looks like school spirit Sometimes they get this, they gave me candy and a "Its so much more than that," sprit. ing a "Buck Fush" sign, or wear- there will be a Reagan-esque 49 ing duct tape on their mouths state reelection win for my hero, like Martin Sheen. 1 seem to get a President George W. Bush. very positive response about Bush when talking to anyone DAVID A. SCHARFELO Amplified speech policy isn't necessary who has served during his STUDENT CHUCK stration, march or other group told last from roughly 8 a.m. to 5 University' operations. CURRY event are responsible for ensur- p.m. I understand that you saw Policies already exist that suffi- ing that the activity does not and heard bands play loudly ciently deal with the problem by Did you know: Guest Columnist interfere with the academic mis- during the All-Campus picnic a stating that those who disrupt sion of the University" or "hinder few weeks ago and on Monday University activities will be sanc- The Eisenhower interstate system requires the free flow of both pedestrian during homecoming festivities, tioned. The additional prohibi- that one mile in every five must be In the not-so-distant past, in and roadway traffic" To discour- but you should be aware that the tion on amplified speech simply an effort to ensure that the mis- age people from violating this policy concerning amplified seems superfluous. straight. These straight sections are usable sion and operation of the policy, sanctions were anached speech carves out exceptions for To those who would say that University are not compromised, that range from an oral or writ- University sponsored events. the prohibition on amplified as airstrips in times of war or other the administration of the ten warning to expulsion from Not every use of amplified speech serves a necessary func- emergencies. 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