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T-STORMS NashvUlePussyisinthe VL ■ V J ■ ■ HIGH: 85 I LOW 67 hot seat this week after B M -*• ■ " ^ ■ ■ ^-^ www.bgnews.com VOLUME M ISSUES Board of Trustees raises tuition By Jeff Amen the spring and the 6.5 percent the University. TUITION CHANGES FROM THE BG MEWS tuition increase for summer. As a The University is looking at 2001-2002 Incoming student reacts The University Board of result, the total increases from more ways to cut the budget. FALL 2001: Incoming undergrad- Trustees passed the budget for last fall to this coming fall are Linda Hamilton, director of uates paid $2,834 in 2001. the next fiscal year, which much larger. financing for Finance and to tuition increase includes large increases in A continuing undergraduate Administration, said the golf FALL 2002: Incoming undergrad- ByJeffAmett munity (college)." tuition, at its meeting last student will pay 14.4 percent course will raise membership uates will pay $3,363 in the fall. Wednesday. The budget comes more in tuition than last fall. fees. She also said the University IHE BG DEWS It didn't stop her from attend- When Sheena Leslie, of Lorain, ing the University, but she said it amid funding cuts from the state Graduates will pay 14.6 percent may outsource printing services, DIFFERENCE: Incoming under- was accepted to the University, did stop three people in her grad- of Ohio. more. And incoming undergrad- as it did with transportation. graduate tuition has increased she and her family estimated the uating class — they'll be going to "I'd like to commend Chris uates will pay 18.7 percent than Not everything was cut. The 18.7 percent in one year. cost of attending Bowling Green community coDege now. (Dalton, vice president of they would have last year. budget raises salaries 3 percent Gary Swegan, director of newscaster from Cleveland, was State University. Finance and Administration) The high increases in tuition for faculty and staff. Ribeau and "After I got accepted, we sat admissions, said he hasn't seen and the budget office for making are largely due to the state of others said compensation for elected chairman of the Board of down and figured out how much evidence of students deciding not wine out of water," said Ohio's own budget crisis. Last staff was the No. 1 priority. Trustees. money I'd need from the prices to come to the University due to University president Sidney year the state cut $5 million in "If we don't keep good people, •The board approved a pro- last year," Leslie said. the tuition increase. .He said those Ribeau. support for the University. we're not going to be able to keep posal for a photovoltaic roof on However, last year's prices were students who have decided not to Tuition — instructional and Ribeau said the University has students coming here," said ■the Ice Arena. The roof would a bit lower than next year's—for a come "may have been fence-sit- general fees — was increased 6 been aggressively assessing Valerie Newell, a trustee from provide solar power for the freshman living on campus, ters anyway." percent for continuing under- what's important. He cited the Cincinnati. building and depends on state $1,370 lower. When the University sends out graduates, 9.9 percent for new sports that were cut and trans- In other business at the Board funding. The approval of the "I had to get more loans and information to prospective, stu- undergraduates, and 6.1 percent portation, which was also elimi- of Trustees meeting trustees means that if the apply for a lot more scholarships, dents, it uses the previous year's prices. Students arriving this fall for graduate students. nated. •The trustees approved a University gets the money it can and 1 still came up short," Leslie He also said there would be a University policy on violence. go ahead with the photovoltaic said. "I was considering just stay- This is in addition to the 2.9 ing home and going to the com- TRUSTEES, PAGE 3 percent general fee increase in hiring freeze for all positions in •Leon Bibb, a trustee and roof.

NBA DRAFT Maumee 24-8 record and an NIT bid. "Keith Mcleod was the best He recendy worked out with player in our conference last year, the Los Angeles Clippers, and left and deserved the Player of the Sunday morning for Portland to Year," Buckley said. "There's no location work out with the Trailblazers. telling when or where he will go in "The Clippers' guy 1 talked to the draft, but his work ethic will said that they had him do some get him to where he wants to be. paperwork on me," McLeod said. I'm sure he would admit that he approved "And he told me if that ever hap- will have to prove that he can play pens, they're pretty impressed." the one (point guard) at times, due to his size. But, once again, Size may be everything I'm sure he will find his for mall For his effort and accomplish- niche somewhere and ments, though, prove he can do just McLeod may that" By Chuck Soder THE BG KENS be on the outside Mcleod has no looking in of the doubts about any - A location for a new mall in two-round Draft. part of his game, evi- Maumee has been approved, Despite his accolades, denced by his con- but much stands in the way of McLeod is not being fidence on the construction. tabbed by any major NBA court. McLeod Opposition to the Mall at expert as a first-rounder, made game-win- Fallen Timbers started long and may not have a spot in. ning shot-after before Maumee City Council the second round either. game-winning approved the plans on lune 3, While no one doubts the abili- .*ufc shot last season, according to John Jezak, the ty he has, skeptics make, a including heroics council's administrator and case for the limited number against Michigan, safety director. Debate started i k Ma of spots in the league and -U- . N C - when Isaac Development McLeod's size being block- ' WHrrijngton, Corporation put in an applica- NBA HOPEFUL Keith McLeod drives past a Marshall defender. After an illustrious college career, ades to his being drafted. Mississippi and tion to build the mall in Spring McLeod hopes to be drafted tonight in the NBA Draft. "Keith has some obstacles, Akron, to name a 2001. definitely," BG coach Dan "..•few. "It's generated a lot of contro- By Joel Hammond IHE BG DEWS Dakich said. "There is very "I was actually versy since then because the limited space in the draft measured out at idea of building a mall has Keith McLeod will spend With the NBA Draft tonight like he has spent most of now and so many guys "$'3? ifew days ago, become a reality," lezak said. the past eight years of his life: with looking to be in there. Its '"' so somebody owes Though opposition contin- hard to show drive'and'_ me an inch all these ues, the most likely thing that a basketball in hand. McLeod will await word determination at a tryour .years," McLeod said could halt construction is the upon him, Keith camp, and that is one ot jokingly. "I look at possible departure of stores that tonight regarding the next phase of his illustrious career as the Keith's main strengths — everything as a chal- would anchor the mall's open- his work ethic. He'll work - $ lenge. I played the ing according to lezak. NBA's annual draft commences in New York City. But don't expect harder than anybody, but, point my first year The council hasn't seen offi- it's hard to show that to : '^iere, before Brandon McLeod hopes he is «•,-•■ cial documents from the anchor him to be tuned in. "I won't be watching it," he said scouts who haven't seen I, (Pardon) came here, so stores, which include Sears, it" '\ ' 'I know I can play that Dillard's, I.G Penney's and with a smile. "I'll be at the gym, working out." Ball State coach- -a-* position. My size won't Kaufrnann's. one of the... Tim Buckley, whose. * matter that much; I've The Canton native finished at lezak said there is reason to team split with tfc' . guarded bigger guys believe that any of the anchor or near the top of nearly every category in the University's bas- in 2001-2002, has «e«o f„ V|HP** before and had bigger stores might back out plenty of McLeod in the. .UjsffiHif' • ] .' .' .guys guard me." "We haven't seen a contract ketball record book in his four years. After being named to the years. - < . • ■'-- ' \< < . 4 -,'. that this tenant or that tenant McLeod almost singie.hand- Everything happens for a will be there," he said. Mid-American Conference's sec- ond team as a junior, McLeod edly brought his team hark from reason Dillard's issued a press release a double-digit deficit in Muncie Once again, it may all resort stating their store in Southwyck burst onto the scene at the begin- ning of the 2001-2002 campaign in January before losing by 13. back-.to the' big vs. small school Shopping Center would remain MOST McLeod finished with 36-pointa..'• issue," much like the Falcons' and stayed in the spotlight until open. lezak said he and others Then, in the MAC Toirrnanient NCAA Tournament bid did back doubt Dillard's would open two the very end of the season. After scoring 33 points in a season- semifinals in March, Mcleod; in March. Steve Logan, a first- stores only three miles apart. dropped 36 more on flie . ' - "Many people find it hard to opening win over Mississippi in Alaska, McLeod continued on a Cardinals, including 24 in the sec- believe they'd have two loca- WANTED ond half, when BG pulled away MCLEOD, PAGE 3 tions so close," he added. tear that would lead his team to a Sears' involvement has also -r— been unclear, according to lezak. "Sears has indicated a possi- ble move to Southwyck," lezak Matela to work toward an NBA career overseas said. "And then J.C. Penny or any By Joel Hammond basketball leagues. Matela hired BG coach Dan Dakich knows over there; he should be able to over there is big, so getting my of the other anchors -might IHtBGNEWS a well-known agent who has first-hand what Matela can do, play for a long, long time." shot off and working inside may leave." Len Matela had always been specialized in turning good col- and has enormous faith in what Matela, though, knows he has be difficult. But, I'll do my best." Another hurdle is local oppo- the solid guy on the Bowling lege basketball players into for- he can do overseas. work to do to reach the NBA. sition, mostly from those wor- Green basketball team. He's ver- eign stars. "With his size and ability to "I might not have a true posi- ried that the new mall would Pardon overseas satile; he can shoot from the "The guy I have is a great put the ball in the basket, he tion at the professional level, so Former guard Brandon hurt business at the nearby perimeter and make a fool of his agent, very well-known and should play over there for 10 I will have to work and adapt Southwyck Shopping Center. Pardon is also overseas trying to defender on the low block. He respected," Matela said. "He's years, easily," Dakich said. "He's my game," he said. "I know I continue his career. "There's a fair amount of has a knack for shot-blocking, got me set up with some of the set up with a guy who has him have to work on certain parts of grassroots opposition," he and made opponents think country's best teams, so I'm playing in front of people who my game so I can fit in at other "Brandon also has what it added. "There could be a refer- twice about entering the lane. pretty fortunate. I hope to go can help him make a lot of positions, like small or power takes to be successful," Dakich endum or a petitioa" Now, he'll get paid for it. over there and prove myself, money for a lot of years. 6'8" forward. I wttl have to work on said. "But they're looking for big Though site plans have been Matela left early yesterday and ultimately play in the NBA. and 6'9" guys who can score my perimeter game so I can guys over there, so it may be morning forTrevisa, Italy, where But, if I end up staying here for a and defend and are good guys offer a consistent deep jump harder for him to break can play for a long time. Lenny's shot." through. But he can definitely MALL. PAGE 3 he will work out for scouts and long time, I'll be content with coaches from the country's top that, too." already got a good reputation "I've been told that everyone make it if he works at it." 2 VMiNsday, June 26.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM WELCOME 2 BGSU O-Reg hits campus, incoming freshmen meet U. By Jeremy Mi Offenhauer Towers, as all activi- first semester. During this time, IHE BC NEKS ties are scheduled for two days. student leaders make them- The events for Orientation This experience will afford new selves available for any questions and Registration began this past students the opportunity to or guidance that new students Monday, as members of meet and establish relationships may have or need. Orientation & First Year with other new students. And of Lastly, to accommodate an Programs met with the first class course, new students will be of new students and their par- spending their first night in a col- increasing number of new stu-. ents. lege dorm, thus touching base dents and their needs, BGSU will This year's Orientation and with dorm life. continue to provide more sec- Registration will reflect improve- Since last year's Orientation tions for the "University 100" ments made by Orientation & and Registration, all faculty has course. There are now 45 sec- First Year Programs. Jodi Webb, been replaced by student volun- tions made available to new stu- Director of Orientation & First teers. In turn, this has intensified dents. Year Programs, explained why the role that student leaders (stu- Webb is enthusiastic about the Orientation and Registration is dent volunteers) will play. opening days of Orientation and so important to the relationship This year, new students will be Registration. The only challenges between students and the divided into groups of 20 to 22 she anticipates are unexpected University. students, and each group will be "This (Orientation and assigned a student leader. Webb questions and keeping everyone Registrationl is their first real in- pointed out that this new on schedule. Overall, Webb is depth look at BGSU, their first approach will give student lead- confident that Orientation and real taste of college life," she said. ers a more visible role, adding First Year Programs will fulfill its lenn Trevlno BG News One aspect of Orientation and that student leaders remain in objective, which is to provide Registration is that new students contact with each member of students and parents with an RESERVATIONS: Part of the Union computer lab was reserved for incoming freshmen yesterday, and will be spending the night in their group throughout his/her insightful introduction to BGSU. will continue to be for the duration of Orientation and Registration. Future students enjoy first days on campus By Dave Schrag said. "There are so many things I ity piece for students and their particular assigned orientation Registration is perhaps the but that is absolutely necessary, IHE BG NEWS can't wait to do." parents. Students will become staff members. These sessions, most important event for stu- are the placement tests All stu- The summer season has Most students are looking for- familiar with the campus so they held at 10:20a.m. and 3:30p.m. dents during their two-day stay, dents will take at least an English arrived in full force and it's time ward to getting a head start on can get a better sense of where are also designed to be question- because if not done, students will placement test at 11a.m. and also' for high school graduates to gear their experience, and that is what they are to be the remainder of and-answer segments related be out of luck when it comes to a math placement test at 2:30 up for their first year of college, this program, put on by lanet their time here. The tours will end topics on issues that students are picking the classes they want to p.m., both taking place on the and if attending Bowling Green, Foldenauer and lodi Webb, is fit- at Olscamp Hall where everyone curious about. be a part of in the fall. first day in Olscamp Hall. These there will be ample opportunity ted to do. The first item on the will meet back as a big group for There are many items that can- Registration happens on day two tests will help advisors decide to do so. agenda of incoming students is the Welcome & Expectations por- not be passed up by the students. from 8:30 a.m.-l:30 p.m. at vari- what classes in these fields are Bowling Green's Orientation checking in. At 8 am, students tion that should make the stu- These events include: BGNet ous locations best suited for each individual and Registration period started will arrive and get their needed dents feel more secure. Registration, class registration Open all morning is the Union student. Monday, where incoming stu- packets and temporary creden- Next on the agenda are the first and all of the items included in Multipurpose room, which is for As said by Registration and dents will take part in a two-day tials as BGSU students. Here, stu- of two student breakout sessions. checking out. These are no- all of the check out information. Records in the Administration process filled with the necessities dents will receive their specific These sessions are divided up brainers for students, and are the From 8:30a.m. - 1p.m. students Building and by many others on to help them get ready for their groups that they will be assigned based on the groups that the stu- reasons they are most excited for will receive their BGSU I.D., pur- campus, if at any time students or upcoming college experience. to for the remainder of the two dents were assigned to at the orientation. chase their books, obtain parking parents get lost on the campus, Stacey Jones, a future BGSU days. beginning of the day, and are held "I am looking forward to acad- permits if desired and be able to there will be plenty of people to student, couldn't be more ready After the groups are designated in different rooms in Olscamp emic advising and registration pay fees and apply for on-cam- help in nearly every building on for this experience. and the packets are released stu- Hall. These are small groups that more than anything" tones said. pus employment campus. Orientation and First "I am definitely looking for- dents can partake in campus are designed to familiarize stu- "1 can't wait to find out what my The event that some students Year Programs, continues ward to this experience," tones tours. This will serve as a familiar- dents with their group and their new schedule is going to be like." look forward to and others don't, through luly 25. FREE PRIZES Serving BOWLING Historic GREEN THE BOWLING GREEN COMMUNITY Downtown WELCOMES ALL FRESHMAN & PARENTS GIFT FREE FREE HOTEL BUCKS! CERTIFICATES TEXT BOOKS ROOMS Visit these following Come See What Our businesses to enter your name in a drawing to win many Great City fabulous prizes. Has To Offer You! . Winners to be drawn in August BEST WESTERN FALCON PLAZA . 1450 E. WOOSTER DIBENEDETTO'S 1432 E. WOOSTER © © BEE GEE BOOKSTORE 1424 E. WOOSTER © BGSU 1-75 FALCON HOUSE A 123 S. MAIN © © PANERA BREAD exit 145 S. 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The new mall would probably keting director. ahead of time with new stores park, laser tag, a virtual-reality would have gotten last fall's "I wouldn't say it's a done deal," draw customers from 50 miles "We probably won't have much and a tentative plan to change the based arcade and various live prices when they applied, and lezak said. "It's probably 50-50." away, including those who might in common with the new mall," mall's back wing into an enter- music acts, according to Beth would have used those prices Southwyck Shopping Center, have otherwise gone to the she said. "People in BG already tainment section by October. Gensen. to estimate the cost. which would likely have stores Woodland Town Centre. shop in Toledo, but usually just New stores will include BG "We want to add everything When they applied for similar to those at Falling But the local mall shouldn't on a seasonal basis. I think it'll Sports, Affordable Gifts and from rock to polka." she said with financial aid this spring, lose much business because it just split the traffic between Mattresses, Etc. Each is sched- a laugh. Swegan said, they were sent new numbers, and the Admissions Office received estimates in March. Those esti- mates were used to calculate McLeod readies for NBA Draft, basketball future financial aid. Those estimates, Swegan John Bagley, Michael Adams, in 1974. In 1985, the draft was "I understand that I might not loplin said. "He's just got to get the MCLEOD, FROM PAGE 1 said, were almost exactly the Cuttino Mobley and Dana Barros, shortened to seven rounds. Now, go, and if that's the case, 111 keep right look at the right time. All he same as the tuition increases team All-American guard from among others, and explained the two-round draft gives working," he said. needs to do is impress one per- that were finally passed at last Cincinnati, and standing in at 6 how those men made it in the undrafted players the chance to Toledo coach Stan loplin son who is looking for what he Wednesday's Board of Trustees feet, has been tabbed as a mid-to- NBA try out for any team. knows McLeod well. too. McLeod has. And with his talents and meeting late first-round choice by most "There's always room for a If McLeod does not get drafted has been torturing loplin's skills, hell do that." "The only students who did experts. With similar skills as shooter," O'Shea said. "Dana with one of the 58 selections Rockets for four years. For McLeod though, it's just a not receive that information McLeod, Logan, just one of many Barros has been in the league for tonight, he will continue to work "I'm a Keith McLeod fan; I got waiting game. At least until would have been the students small players at big schools who a long long time, because he out for teams and look for a free to know him through the recruit- tonight. who did not apply for financial ■will likely go ahead of McLeod, does what he does very well. agent contract ing process, and he's a great guy," aid," Swegan said. •will get guaranteed money and Keith McLeod is a great basket- Tiave a roster spot. Does the for- ball player, and can make it in the mer Falcon wish things would NBA if he does what he does well. have been different? The hardest position to make it in There's Always Something New in Classifieds! "I've been told so many times the NBA is as an undersized by my family and friends that guard. Keith can go off the dribble .things happen for a reason, and 1 and get his own shot, but the dif- came to Bowling Green for a rea- ference between a guy like son," McLeod said. "It's natural, I Cuttino Mobley and Keith is two HOMESTYLE LOFTS think, to wonder what might inches. ... and that makes a big have been sometimes, but I loved difference." By Duraloft Furnishings, Inc. it here and don't regret it for a sec- Dakich shared his thoughts on wvm.homestylelofts.com ond." the size of the NBA. Dakich said that Bowling "I went to a Pistons-Celtics Green was as good for McLeod as playoff game, and everyone's so McLeod was for Bowling Green. big." Dakich said. "I saw Kenny Exceeds BGSU Requirements "Keith grew up here," Dakich Anderson (Celtics' point guard) in Uses University Sprins & Mattress said. "The basketball here has the hallway after the game, and been good for him, but the school he's big. He's like 6'4", and he's big. Safe, Durable Wood/Metal Unit has been good for him, too. 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week. Some sort of disorder with and level of wanting to engage which right now, to help with the journalism, that you were being friend, and found you out Maybe the thyroid, the websites said. A people in conversation that I newspaper's coverage. You were sincere. you were too embarrassed to talk lot of people have it But it's not dorft think I've ever seen in a stu- really into engaging people on I knew 1 wanted to visit your about it, I don't know, and decid- supposed to kill you, especially dent You engaged people with a that day—to help get the story— family, tell them how much we ed to completely disengage from when you're only 22. I always real passion, me included, on on what turned out to be a horri- enjoyed your presence at the us. thought that you would write things that were trivial or sub- ble day for this country. I remem- University. But to be honest, I also It was so unlike you to do that your memoirs from some exotic stantial. It never really mattered. ber the excitement and, yes, the wanted to leam why you left the But you did. place to which you retired. I never In fact, the word that describes passion, that just about everyone staff so abruptly in February, Now we are only left with your knew you had a medical condi- you best is passion. Your parents in the newsroom displayed. I had never to return to our office. I will memories. It is ironic that on the tion and I'm not sure others at the told me as much. Each day you not seen such energy in that always remember the brief email day you died, you had two inter- Univeristy knew either. But this tackled life with passion, and newsroom in 20 years. But there from you saying that you had to views with newspapers in the piece is not about how you died, from what I saw from your work, was one difference between you resign. And then the same day a Cleveland area. It would have but how you lived, and lived you and the love that you developed and them. As the days passed, call came from a University office, been the start of what I know did. for managing the opinion page, I and their excitement faded, asking why you were on the pay- would have been a long and Kurt Kinral 1979-2002 1 knew you mostly in the con- have to agree. yours didn't. That was just you. roll when you weren't enrolled at prosperous career. But it all text of your work at The News, A lot of people may remember Heck, you weren't even a jour- the University? I was dumb- Okay Kurt, you win. I'm finally ended so suddenly when your first as a columnist and then as your weekly columns that graced nalism major — marketing or founded. I couldn't even fathom going to write that column for heart just stopped on Tuesday. The BG News. You'd pestered me opinion page editor. But you were this page for nearly two years. You something like that, 1 believe. But the answer. And you never But as your parents told me, you for months trying to get one out easy to get to know. You always wrote with thoughtfulness. You as you got into working at The relumed our calls or emails to get lived your life with such fullness of me. I told you that advisers cast a presence that was hard not wrote to challenge attitudes. You News, you said so many times together and talk, so we never each and every day, a lot was don't write for the papers they to notice. Some of it had to do wrote to get people to think about how you simply loved it. Again, it found out. But now I think I advise. It's some sort of unspoken with your tone of voice: loud. It issues differently. But whatever was that passion thing and you know. jammed into those 22 short years. rule for us. But I've changed my seemed that you had only one you wrote, it was with passion. had found yours. You could have told us that this mind. level. Another student described Sometimes you wrote in an off- I was stunned, as were your hyperthyroidism condition had And even though you are gone, But this one's not about the to me once that "Kurt doesn't color manner that made people student colleagues, when we returned, probably in the Fall. we can each take that passion by over-commercialization of a holi- have a quiet voice." Boy was she' uncomfortable, me included. We heard that you had died last You could have told us that you which you lived your life, and do day, or some other issue that you right. talked about your style a lot We week. But I was also touched were forced to withdraw from the same with ours. Thank you or 1 agreed upon. It's about you — But the loudness really wasn't disagreed and agreed on a lot of when I read that your family had school Spring semester because for showing us how. Kurt Kinzel, former opinion edi- annoying (okay, maybe it was a stuff. But you always listened and as an option, for memorials to be of it. But it was that passion thing —BobBortel tor of The News. I only wish that little at times) because it was would respond, because you made to a journalism scholarship again, I believe. You probably Bob Bortel is the Director of you were here to read it. always — and I mean always — wanted to engage whatever the in your name. Obviously, they thought you could stay in Student Publications for the Hey, and what's this thing accompanied by a level of enthu- issue happened to be. knew of your passion, and want- Bowling Green, work at The University and oversees The BG about hyperthyroidism? I had to siasm that ran at 150 percent of I remember September 11 and ed to keep it alive. And I guess I News, live your passion, and no News, The Key, The Gavel, The look it up on the internet last normal. And with that enthusi- how you went to Toledo or knew then that every time you one would be the wiser. But the Obsidian and all other student asm was a sharp intellectual wit Detroit airport, I can't remember told me you had a true love for system caught up with you, my publications. World Cup madness LETTERS TO THE EDITORX USA you try to get the puck past the BETTINGER goalie and into the net. Some far in the last 62 years of World hard is it to stop the f--king understand that you left out Americans complain that the Soccer makes Cup play, but the emotion wasn't clock? restaurants so the salad "bar" at NOW Writer game is boring because there is there. We'll keep our football, base- Wendy's or Pagliai's would not no scoring. In hockey, I have for boring I can get pumped up over ball and basketball, share hock- be included. There were riots in Russia. In seen some games where there women's tennis, golf, and even ey with our dimwitted neighbors But what about restaurants Mexico there was disbelief after is very little scoring going on. morning bowling, but I just can't get into a up north, and let the rest of the that have a bar totally separate they lost. In England the nation Another reason why there sport when a goalie can have a world have their soccer. from the restaurant Easystreet's virtually shut down. It's the was little interest is the fact that Qo last week, I see that the red, shutout and only end the game Personally, I'd rather watch my bar upstairs has everything the biggest sporting event in the the games were being played in world, but you would not be Owhite and blue soccer team with six saves. I sat and watched sister go down on my best friend other bars have: Games - 3 lapan and Korea Many games from the world's only super an hour and a half of grown men It'll. and he's got scabies. BRAND NEW pool tables, dart able to tell if you were basing it were taking place at 2:30 a.m. on how the U.S. is thinking. power is playing Mexico at 2:30 playing keep away with a soccer board, Megatouch (newest one Other than upsets, what else The United States made an in the morning. ball and commit numerous off- JACOB LAUGHREY in town), Golden Tee golf, skee were Americans missing? Well, impression on the rest of the Since, I am an avid sports fan side penalties. [email protected] ball, Drink specials, Happy Hour the fans are entertaining. Case world with their best finish in and heard that this game is some Which brings me to another Fridays, live music Tuesdays and in point was when England years. So why don't we care? kind of big deal, I decided to stay point, what the hell is the deal Wednesdays and you can get beat Denmark 3-0. With almost If we hated soccer so much, up and see what all this soccer with offside in soccer. It is truly great food as well. We've even got 30 minutes left in the game.the then why are so many kids hoopla is about. Let me tell you Easystreet just comedians on Tuesdays that English fans began a conga line one of the dumbest rules in all of playing the sport? Remember that soccer sucks more than perform all over the U.S.! If that went all around the stadi- sports. Unfortunately for the the hoopla when the women your mom, and we all know she's as much a oar Easystreet upstairs isn't consid- um. World Cup, offside isn't even the won the World Cup in such dra- easy. My problem isn't necessar- ered a bar by the aspects I have The fact that Sports dumbest rule in soccer. Having a matic fashion a few years back? as others included here, then I have never Illustrated chose to put soccer ily with the lack of scoring; it's clock that doesn't stop is one of Of course you do. It was all over been in a bar in Bowling Green at on the cover over all of the other with the lack of excitement. the most asinine things I have the news. I guess I should have been ever seen. You don't know how I am writing in response to all sporting news says something. If you strip it down to the Maybe by the next World Cup ecstatic with the victory over much time is left, so any end of your article "Battle of the TERRY SHELLEY basics soccer is just about the Mexico, given the fact that the the game excitement is raped Bars." The article didn't quite Manager, Easystreet Cafe Americans will care about soc- same as hockey. You score cer. U.S. team hasn't advanced this from the audience. I mean, how define what a bar really is. I when it hits the net In hockey

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Blaster of 10 QUESTIONS I HUYTER.SimOF NASHVILLE PUSSY cops come. annoying children's music You, "I can walk up to him right who caught me, a rather large now and he'd run in the lad of 10 years old playing in the house and pour paint, urine sprinkler, and made me run and doo doo on him, what- after you down the street — ever he can get his hands barefoot, big toe bleeding on," said Yemasse police because I don't pick up my feet chief Sammy Rivers. "I try when I run, and foaming at the not to have no dealings with mouth — dollar in hand hoping him." that I'd get a Big lohn Stud WWF wrestling bar. The best memories of our Father of the year lives are of summer days, hear- LAS VEGAS— Afatherofa ing that music and yelling for cwo-and-a-half-year-old boy mom to cough up 75 cents for was shot and killed by Police an ice cream sandwich (and it after pulling a toy B.B. gun on was always like pulling teeth). the cops during a late night We waited in anticipation for argument. The argument our turn, yet still didn't have our started when Police found mind made up when we got to the man's son wandering the front. We had to study the alone in an alley after mid- complex ice cream collage on night the side of the truck. It was a summertime ritual Jesus is back in that made our day. More than picnics in the park or tripping China, kidnapping over that damn sprinkler, the ice BEIJING — A banned sect cream man made summer. And diat believes Jesus Christ has that's what we're looking for returned to earth as a now. Chinese woman has been I can't say for sure whether the accused of kidnapping 34 ice cream man has grown or Christians in a bizarre diminished in popularity. I'll attempt to gain converts. assume the latter since 1 haven't Shen Yiping and Shen seen a pack of kids clamored Xianfeng, the founders of around that white truck in quite Itacty Button BG News China Gospel Fellowship, some time. 1 Ggure that, just like and 32 of their followers kids' TV shows, which have got- HAIR ROCK; Nashville Pussy guitarist Ruyter Suys rocks out at Howard's last Tuesday. claim they were abducted in ten progressively unwatchable April by members of since our day, the ice cream I - Lightning from the East, a man may have lost his luster. group condemned by Beijing But still we respect and value his as an evil cult. presence because he brought ice PUSSY GALORE cream to us! When he was Tear-away pants around you didn't have to make that annoying walk home from IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK, THEY'RE A BAND MBABANE, Swaziland — Dairy Queen dripping chocolate Women in Swaziland's royal Did you know Howard's has obvious that Bowling Green was O Has your name made it dipped in butterscotch down capital said they dare not an upstairs? just another place on the map hard on you guys? ■—What was your best show? wear trousers after a top offi- the front of your shirt. Nope, you for them and held no particular We got kicked off a show in i It was actually in France, could dribble down your shirt in We walked up cement steps to cial warned them Sunday wood panneled floors. I was the significance for the band. Nashville! We were playing with where everybody knows the that they would be torn off by the comfort of your own hanw— Suys, however, comes off as if Motorhead and they were like music a little better. But the ... while watching "The Smurfs" middle of a prominent trio. soldiers. Behind me was my roommate this is the only place she'd want "Why don't you guys sit this one coolest show we did was at a "If any of us dare wear (it was a golden age back then.) to be. A little intimidating from out." Then a little while later we festival in front of 200,000 peo- So now in this time of uncer- Bryce, clad khaki shorts and pants the soldiers will strip plaid shirt clad, lust ahead was photos on the band's website, got to come back and play with ple at 4 p.m. They didn't know tainty and nuclear war talk, we us naked," Lobamba resi- Ruyter Suys, who donned the I'm not sure what to expect when Lynyrd Skynyrd. It's like they who we were. dent Mary Dlamini, 22, said need to get things in this world we meet her. But, as soon as we wouldn't let us play with the devil back to normal. I don't want to tightest pair of leather (or vinyl?) after listening to head man pants I've ever seen a woman get in the room she offers us a but they'd let us play with God. « What's it like to be mar- Jim Gama address local peo- be scared of evaporating. I want ried to your lead singer" wear, a tighter denim jacket and beer and a seat nexttoheronthe ple at a special meeting. a red, white and blue rocket pop couch. It's great. We're the only ones in to support patriotism and the not a whole lot underneath. And, pretty obviously, she was Suys and her bandmates were, Describe Nashville Pussy's the band who don't have get space program with one lick. predictably, rough around the I sound. wasted to get laid. The most The tastiest pork We at The BG News want to the reason we were upstairs at 41 edges. They had the devil-may- A writer just described it best embarrassing moments of my bring that innocence back to Howard's on a Tuesday night. chops in Australia Ruyter (pronounced "rider- care attitude that would go with when he said "Explosive boogie life were when 1 was trying to get our pages so we decided to do a a band named Nashville Pussy. punk". It's AC/ DC meets laid. SYDNEY, Australia — A story about the ice cream man. plays guitar for Nashville Pussy, a band that got its name from a Before long, the entire band was Skynyrd. It's like current classic man who hammed it up in While four diligent staffers have in on the interview; drummer rock. It's Hot Rod Music. Q Does anything stick out an Australian bar by donning asked various ice cream men to Ted Nugent song. The band used to have a slightly less offensive Jeremy Thompson relayed some •./about Bowling Green to pork chops as shoes is being help us out, no ice cream man name, Hell's Half Acre, but interesting groupie stories and How does it feel to lose a you? sued by a customer who would give us a definite yes. Suys' husband Blaine Cartwright i Grammy to Metallica? We've only played here once claims he broke his arm They weren't sure they would be dropped the moniker when they found out they weren't the only sat, almost sedated, answering It f-king sucks. Especially to before so we don't remember a when he slipped on the good fodder for our pages. As select questions with one word Metallica. They have like seven whole lot. But the cornfields are grease. the editor-in-chief of The News, Hell's Half Acre playing music. "Like six other bands had that answers. of them. I went up to lames cool. And tractor pulls kick ass! Troy Michael Bowron, 25, I'm asking ice cream men from Here are the highlights of that Hetfield after the show and told is suing the Jannali Inn in all over Bowling Green to give us name," Suys said. "And we were only half into it, so we changed interview: him they stole our Grammy. ] f\ What's the craziest southern Sydney, its owner that interview we've been wanti- 1 thing you're seen at a Kelly Wells and patron Ross ng. The one that will take every it." Nashville Pussy has gone on to ; Describe your worst show / ' What was it like going to show? Lucock over the incident on reader to his happy place. become more than a name. In I ever. v 'rheGrammys? One time there was this girl in Nov. 30,1997. I ask of the readers to help us It was in Toledo, actually, It was boring after we lost. It the front row and she kept lean- Bowron told the New get this interview. Please e-mail their five years together they have become known for their when we had just started. I don't was weird afterwards because ing forward right on my monitor. South Wales District Court us and support our cause of remember the venue but there you go outside and there is this I was getting really pissed off on Monday that he had been doing a feature on the ice cream sizzling live shows, which end up with Suys in nothing but a bra was nobody there. mass of limos and celebrities because she kept doing it. Then playing in a pool competi- man. Your responses will be and those pants. In 1999 they waiting to get picked up. So there after the show someone came tion at the bar when he saw printed on the opinion page, • ) Everyone wants to know we are standing next to Ricky up to me and asked "Man, did Lucock taping pork chops to next week hopefully. The plan is were nominated for a Grammy in the best metal performance how you got your name. Martin and Seinfeld. Rosie you see those two people having his feet. He claimed Lucock that overwhelming reader It was one of those things O'Donnell was the host and I sex in the front row?" said he was using them for response will convince the ice category but lost to Metallica. When we met up with Suys at where we were staying up late wanted to throw bacon up on shoes. cream man and the people that I loward's last Tuesday, it marked and we just came up with it. But the stage. — Interview by Dan Nied "He was walking around oversee him in his job that this now, with that name, we have to most of the night all around story must be done. lust send the second time the band had played Bowling Green. It seemed hold up our end of the bargain. the place; it was a big laugh emails to up there," Bowron said. [email protected] to get — Fark.com vnnr rpsnonv nrintpH and hrino •-«*«*•.

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Furnished one bath. School Year - Two Person Rate - $685.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $570.00 • Single, Double, and Triple Bed Lofts offer 4SI THtlBSTIN- Across from Offenhauer. Furnished Efficiencies students the option of studying, relaxing, with full bath. or sleeping in the semi-private areas. School Year- One Person Rate- $380.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $340.00. • A Loft helps you create a comfortable SOS CLOUCH - Campus Manor, two Bedroom Furnished. One Bath Plus Vanity. School Year - Two Person Rate - $650.00 and more productive study atmosphere. One Year - Two Person Rate - $560.00 aiftOM s. EMTEBPmSR One Bedroom Furn. or Unfum. • A Loft helps you to MAXIMIZE what School Year - One Person Rate - $420.00 little living space is provided. One Year - One Person Rate - $370.00 Plan A Plan B no SECOND - One Bedroom Furnished. School Year - One Person Rate - $420.00 • A comfortable, home-like atmosphere One Year - One Person Rate - $365.00 will produce more success in the class Loft $125.00 Loft $125.00 707. 711. 715. 7IB 723. 727 TWHI) - One Bedroom Unfurnished and Furnished. room I Take Down Free Set Up $25.00 School Year - Furnished - One Person - $395.00 One Year - Furnished - One Person - $350.00 • Space Savers lofts offer student the Total $125.00 Take Down Free 402 HIGH - Two Bedroqms, 1 Bath. Fum. or Unfum. option of changing their rooms around, School Year - Furnished - Two Person - $590.00 since all loft parts are interchangable. Total $150.00 One Year - Furnished - Two Person - $475.00 KM THIHD - One Bedroom Furnished. 1 Bath. 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