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SPLIT: SUNNY The Falcon hockey team HIGH 63 I LOW 32 split with Miami over www.bgnews com the weekend; PAGE 6 independent student press VOLUME XX ISSUE XX Inf 1 students offer view of world by Marie Chiche cooking, pulling on a per- "It's just phenomenal to see how everyone helped each Rowling Green com- program. Gilbert Kporku, the IHE 8G NEKS formance lo serving the munity to a new publications chair for the event The Rowling Green communi- food, about 100 interna- other out and worked together toward tonights event." understanding of dif- stressed the purpose of the event ty was once again able to gel a tional students volunteered for NAME, CLASS ferent cultures. "This Festival is being held at a small taste c>r the world al the the International Festival. "We're here to share our cul- time when our motto of'diffusing 2001 Tall International festival "It's just phenomenal to see Associate Director of tries, from an Okufuro no aji from ture," said Margarida Rrandao. a differences' is ever more urgent." Saturday al St. Thomas More how everyone helped each other International Programs Anne Japan, chocolate truffles from sophomore from Brazil and vice- he said. "Given the recent events Parish. ' out and worked together towards Saviers said she had been at the France, a pineapple Kesari from president ofWSA. "It's like getting iii New York and Washington, the The sold-oiii event, organized tonight's event," said Jeff Grillot. University for 15 years, and the India lo a Puff-Puff from Nigeria. little pieces of the world in the role of International Students by the World Student Association director of the international pro- International Festival was already Entertainment was provided, same place." within the local community is gathered more than 200 people grams. a tradition when she started with a fashion show featuring tra- The recent events of Sept. 11 vital. It is up to us to show that we from all origins Half of the tickets Along with the International working here. ditional costumes from Ghana. gave a new significance to the are only here to study learn and were sold, while the othei hall Dinner, which takes place during Every year, the main attraction Zimbabwe, India, China and International festival. share what we can From our went in the volunteers who the Spring, the International at the festival is the food. This Kenya. A poetry recital, music, "It helps to bring us together home countries with out neigh- helped for the event Festival is a tradition for the year, participants were able to try traditional dances and songs also even more." Grillot said. bors and hosts: the Bowling From planning the festival, University. dishes from 14 different coun- contritnited to expose the In the International Festival Green Community." Poverty rate increases in BG

by Joanna Hammer THE BG hEWS Rowling Green has the largest Former Prof, problem of poverty and hunger in Wood County. The problem has m>timi learns about ■re:' risen drastically due to the Sept 0 * 11 attacks and economic prob- lems. Various local food pantries poverty first- and kitchens are working to cor- rect the problem. I Hi I* IH "Currently. Bowling Green is hand suffering from poverty the worst," said Rob liarr, a human service I !**. ! iii by loanna Hammer worker for the Wood County lit BG NEWS Salvation County. "Perrysburg. Roger Schmidt taught Ethnic around the Wall Bridge area is sec- Studies at the University. He ond, and North Baltimore and obtained liis Ph.D. at the Weston would both be some- University in 1992. He is a hus- where around third," band and a father of three chil- According to research done by dren. For eight months of his life, Pastor Zedda Myers, "In Wood both he and his family were County alone, 7.1 % of the popula- homeless. g^^*£3&^- ~£s£ ■■■ tion is living below poverty level " 1 am reminded of a song by Joe Aswc.atKl PTO Photo (compared to 11% in all of Ohio.) South, entitled" Walk a Mile in My The situation has not been BROKEN: A large section of the tail piece of an American Airlines jet is towed to shore by a tugboat crane, right after a plane crashed Shoes," Schmidt said upon look- improving. ing back at his life. "Take the time in the Queens Borough section of New York Monday. "Working is down since the to walk in my shoes." September 11th attacks," said Schmidt had a heart attack on Barr. "Due to the Canadian bor- March 15,2000 which left him ders being closed, goods are tak- physically unable to work I le was Plane crashes into Queens, N.Y. ing longer to get to factories. This 54 years old at the time. results in more factories laying off "I never expected it," he said. "1 people, which leads to an increase played football, walked, and hiked by Diejo Ibanjuen said. explosion. ran to the door and all i saw was in poverty and hunger." THE ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS American Airlines Flight 587, a Furious orange flames tow- big black smoke." all my life." The Salvation Army gives out "I had always lived by the NEW YORK — A jetliner en European-made Airbus A300, ered above the treetops, and a An engine was found intact in Thanksgiving baskets every year route to the Dominic.in It-It Kennedy Airport at 9:14 a.m., plume of thick, black smoke a parking lot at a Texaco station, phrase no pain no gain," he and is expecting to have an added. "After having a hear) Republic broke apart minutes 74 minutes late because of secu- could l>e seen miles away. where it had missed the gas increase In demand this year. alter takeoff and crashed in a rity checks put in place after the Authorities found the flight pumps by no more than 6 feet; attack, 1 realize that tilings aren't "last year we had 138 people like that." waterfront neighborhood World Trade Center attack, data recorder, one of the two neighbors ran to the scene with receiving Thanksgiving baskets." Monday, engulfing homes in according to American Airlines "black boxes" from the twin- garden hoses to put out the fire. - Sclimidt also developed dia- Ban said. "With the economy's betes after the heart attack. flames and sowing initial fears of chairman Don Carty. It took off engine jet, and said it would be The vertical stabilizer — the tail current slump taking place, we are a new terrorist atrocity. All 260 into a clear blue sky. examined for clues. fin — was pulled from Jamaica Rills continued to add up and only one week into signing up for eventually both he and his family people aboard were killed, and Three minutes later, it spiraled Witnesses reported hearing Bay, just offshore, Mayor baskets, and we already have 13(5 at least six others were reported nose-first into the Rockaway an explosion and seeing an Rudolph Giuliani said. were evicted, i le, his wife, his two people signed up." young boys, and his eighteen- missing on the ground. Reach section of Queens — a engine, a large chunk of a wing American Airlines said there The increase in the need ol help "All information we have cur- middle-class neighborhood, 15 and other debris falling off the were 251 passengers — includ- year-old daughter soon found from the Salvation Army is not themselves homeless. At the time, rently is that this is an accident.' miles from Manhattan, that had plane as it came down. ing five infants sitting on their limited to Thanksgiving. said Marion Rlakey, chair- lost scores of its people, includ- "I saw pieces falling out of the parents' laps — and nine crew his oldest daughter also had a "I can't say exactly how many baby. woman of the National ing firefighters and financial sky." said Jennifer Rivara, who members. people we've helped this year Transportation Safety Board. If workers, in the Trade Center cat- watched through a window at "I don't believe there are any "Prior to the heart attack, 1 was because the year is not yet over, working as a dishwasher," there was an explosion on die astrophe just two months ago. her home about five blocks survivors at this point," Giuliani but last year we (The Salvation said. By early evening, 225 bod- Schmidt said. "Before that I plane — and many witnesses I just thought, 'Oh, no. not away "And then 1 looked over to Army) helped 70 kids with coals, heard one — it was probably again,"' said Milena Owens, who my left and I saw this huge fire- worked as a Ethnic Studies 270 kids with Christmas presents, teacher at the University. A stu- caused by a catastrophic was putting up Thanksgiving ball, and the next thing I know, I CRASH,PAGE 3 and 136 families with mechanical failure, investigators decorations when she heard an hear this big rumbling sound. I dent accused me of sexual Thanksgiving baskets,"' Rarr harassment, an accusation that added. "492 families received help she had made at her previous col- for utilities and 203 families leges." received funding from the kettle "After that accusation 1 was not fund." offered another contract," he The kettle fund is financed added. "I quickly teamed that it though the kettle donation cam- did not matter if I was guihy; what A night in the life of the U. police paign, which begins the clay mattered was that I was acnised." before Thanksgiving and runs Once evicted, Schmidt and his through Christmas. This is when family were forced to rely on the by Will E Sanders have said crimes increase when been reported in the last few We parked the car and hit the the Salvation Army receives the 6G NEWS there is a full moon out. After weeks. lights as we looked around the food pantry and various churches majority of its donations and vol- for help. They had to live in the The following story took place Sergent Richard Gullufsen start- Soon thereafter we noticed vicinity. A male walked into the unteer help. from 9 p.m„ Friday, Nov. 2 to 5 ed the unmarked police car, we that a lone female was making graveyard as we were leaving. Best Motel in Bowling Green, with "Donations from the red kettle other area churches helping them am., Saturday, Nov. 3. The BG were about to find out if that say- her way around Whitaker Track. The man appeared to be supsi- funds go to help people with News sent a reporter to ride with ing was true. By the end of the It was at the same time and only cious about our car being to pay the costs. everything from utilities to medi- "Unfortunately, the hotel was the Campus Police for a night to night, it seemed that way a couple hundred feet away parked in the graveyard. As the cine,'' Ran said. see what it was like to have their We started out our evening in from where the sexual assault man walked past the car, two very sleazy, Schmidt said." "It was The Salvation Anny also has not where to raise a child. The job. The names of those involved Lot 6 overflow. A recent crime took place two weeks ago. more figures lurched out of the various angel trees throughout boys were so young that they in all incidents will not be used. had been reported there. EarUer Gullufsen said it would be easy darkness. Gullufsen asked the Wood County. Angel trees are The University clock tower in the day, it was reported that for someone to assault a woman three men what they were doing viewed everything as an adven- Christmas trees located in differ- ture. They were not aware of the rang out nine tones that echoed two cars had been broken into. if the aggressor was out here and they answered "just taking a ent department stores and omat- bad tilings." into the night signaling the time. Two weeks earlier a women was looking for a victim. This is one walk." ed with paper angel decorations. A cool brisk wind blew into the sexually assaulted while in Lot 6 of the reasons why Campus We then went to Lot N, locat- Among the bad things, Schmidt Within each angel, the name of a mentioned the hotel being infest- night, blowing leaves around. overflow. Police often frequent Lot 6 over- ed next to the bookstore. The child and the toy this child wants Puddles acted like mirrors Gullufsen parked the car and flow. University Board of Trustees ed by rats and his wife catching for Christmas is written. Patrons their landlord watching her while reflecting the full moon to stu- shut off his lights. This is a com- A little after 9:30 p.m., we meeting was adjourning and the who wish to sponsor a child can dents and their parents visiting mon practice. There is a need for checked the Oak Grove she was taking a shower. for the weekend. more surveillance in that park- Cemetery to see if any suspi- There are psychologist that ing lot since several thefts have cious activity was taking place. RIDE ALONG, PAGE 2 HUNGER,PAGE 3 HOMELESS, PAGE 3 2 Tuesday. November 13.2001 BG NEWS Alcohol, vandalism keep B.G. police on constant guard five shots of alcohol and some through. Reef soon decided it was RIDE ALONG. FROM PAGE 1 out to his patrol car. He checked "We get a lot of ambulances called out the lights, sirens, and police radio, beer." now time for a cup of coffee at trustees all walked by us, got in after that we headed out into the between one and three in the morning on "We get a lot of ambulances headquarters. their cars, and drove off. Sitting night the weekend. A lot of times for alcohol poi- called out between one and three At 3:51 am. the Campus Police near the exit of the lot we both Near 11:30 p.m. Reef noticed a in the morning on the weekend," received a call concerning a wor- witnessed something interesting. vehicle that had six people soning." Reef said. "A lot of times for alco- ried women who had broken up Four out of five cars exiting the lot crammed into it. After stopping hol poisoning." with her boyfriend, who was a did not stop at the stop sign. the car he asked them how many MARK REEF, UNIVERSITY POLICE CAPTAIN We then were called back to non-student, earlier on in the Guilufsen said that it would not seat belts the vehicle had. It A large group of people stood The woman knew her first and headquarters to give the owner of night. The man then stole her have happened if we were in any turned out there were only five around a victim of the fight. He middle name, but she did not the Pathfinder towed ealier PED and her room keys. The of the campus's marked police seat belts. He then told them they sat on the ground holding his remember her last. Reef asked paperwork to fill out. Once that woman called from a friends cars. would need to have one person head down. The man was her several questions, but she was all taken care of, we were house in Columbia Courts. She There had not been any real get out. or take two cars to wher- injured. Another man involved in responded to all of them by say- back on the streets. lived in Founders and we went to action even though we had been ever they were going., the fight was standing, encircled ingshe was fine. Reef told her that The Citizens on Patrol program check her room to make sure the out looking for an hour. The only "The people in the front seat by friends. His nose and mouth she would need to go to the hos- then called in that they have wit- ex-boyfriend was not there. Reef thing we saw was students in have to be fastened in," said Reef. were bleeding and he stood in the pital. nessed individuals walking on also told dispatch to have the Halloween costumes and "But around here, to cram that November chill, shirtless spitting A friend said the victim had cars next to let E. City Police woman's PED canceled so the smashed pumpkins on the road. many people in a car obstructs blood out of his mouth. His chest about three to five shots of liquor requested Campus Police to man could not enter Founders. Guilufsen said this was a nor- the view of the driver. was bloody and looked as if it had and a beer. Apparently, she had come to the scene. Only one indi- We arrived at Founders soon mal tiling and normally week- Dispatch then called us to Lot received a pummeling. been at a bar and walked back to vidual was caught. Apparently, as after and talked with the hall staff. ends don't start getting interest- D where a car was parked in a Friends of me two men walked the sorority. While Reef was find- City Police arrived on the scene Reef found out that the man was ing until about midnight. I had no reserved spot. Under normal cir- away from the scene as they ing out what the woman had to the man walked over to a truck not in Founders, but had been clue how right he was at the time. cumstances. Reef said the car cried. The officer questioned drink, she fell over while sitting in and kicked a side mirror off of it. making threatening phone calls At 10:46 p.m. we responded to would not have been towed, but both men involved in the fight the chair, frightening everybody, He was already in custody by the and circling the house in his car a call about a party at the in this case the owner of the spot and it turned out both were including her boyfriend. time we arrived. where the girl was staying lleinzsite Apartment Complex. came back to campus. The car, intoxicated. The men who they The paramedics arrived and At 2:27 a.m. a call came across Reef then called the girl and While driving by we noticed sev- with Michigan plates, was a gray fought with bad ran away when loaded her onto a gumey. Some the police radio, there had been a found out that the ex-boyfriend eral people outside and red plas- Pathfinder. After Reef wrote a the heard the sirens. Minutes friends rushed outside to get wreck and paramedics were was with two other men and ear- tic cups littering the front yard. ticket, he had dispatch call a tow later the paramedics showed up. ready to go to the hospital. Her needed. Three minutes later we lier in the night he chased some Against the backdrop of disco truck About 20 minutes later the It was at this time the officers boyfriend watched as para- arrived at the scene. of her friends in a white Dodge lighting and music, Guilufsen tow truck driver arrived and found a person on the ground medics rushed her out the door. There had been a collision Durango after leaving a threaten- said that there was nothing he towed the vehicle out of the spot. next to a car in the parking lot. Reef then went over and talked between a red car and a green ing note on her car. While Reef could do about the gathering. After 12:41 am. the night took The intoxicated man claimed he with him. The man's eyes swelled one. The driver of the red car, a was talking with the female's We came back to headquarters off, not relenting until five in the was hit in the head with some- up with tears and his bottom lip female, was on her back on the friends at their apartment, I around 11 p.m. for the shift morning. thing, but he could not remem- trembled. Finally he let lose and sidewalk as paramedics and noticed a white Dodge Durango change. Alter going into bis office We were called to Lot W next to ber what. The man had vomited said something behind a mask of police questioned her. The front passing by. to do some paperwork, the Day Care Center. Fights that on the asphalt and had trouble sobs. He had to repeat it a couple end of her car had been crashed. In a seconds notice we were Gullufsen's day was almost done, normally break out around this getting to his feet. According to of times until he finally got the The green car seemed to be in following the vehicle but after a but Corporal Mark Reef's was just spot are over toys and the only Reef, the man was probably run- words out. good condition. The left side mof minute Reef determined that it beginning. Injuries sustained are scraped ning away from the fight scene, "I'm so afraid!," he wept. the car had a huge dent in it and a was the wrong type of car, it was a CpL Mark Reef has been with knees small bruises, but this fight tripped and hit his head on the The paramedics hoisted the broken headlight. Shards of glass white leep Cherokee. the Campus Police for 13 years was different. side of the car. The man's brother woman into the ambulance at were littered at the intersection. The women had told Reef ear- and when he is not looking out As we pulled up we got another soon arrived as Reef got another 1:10 a.m. Her eyes peered out of The tow truck arrived ten min- lier that he was slaying at the Best for the safety of students he call that a car at the scene was try- call over his police radio. the back of the ambulance as a utes later. The City Police took the Western, so we drove by the hotel enjoys spending time with his ing to get away. Reed noticed the There was a report that a paramedic hopped in the back driver of the green car to the sta- to look for the vehicle. We did not two dogs. Recently Reef has even car and pulled up right behind woman might haw alcohol poi- and slammed the door shut. tion for alcohol tests. find the car. helped the district attorney Last blocking it in. A city police car soning at the Alpha Phi Sorority The next day the sorority "They (the City Police) are say- Before Reef went back to head- year he worked security when also had the car blocked in. House. The woman kept slipping would not comment on the ing the green car came out of the quarters to start some paper- Danny Glover came to campus. A city officer asked all the men in and out of consciousness. health of the woman. construction site and the two cars work, we cruised out to the park- He also slopped what he believed to get out of the car as he shincd We entered the house at 1 a.m. Reef said he was suspicions collided," Reef said. ing lot where the woman had would have been a rape. The sus- his light into the automobile. Reef and we could hear screaming about whether or not the girl had Around 3 a.m. we had to go to parked her car earlier. Reef pect in that crime was later ques- wen) over and assisted the city and crying. The woman was sit- been a victim of GIIB, which is a the Wood County Hospital thought we might find the upset tioned and confessed lie had officer as the five men in the vehi- ting in a chair and needed two date rape drug. The drug could because the man who had gotten man near her car. indeed planned on raping the cle were getting out. After check- people to hold her up. One was have been slipped into her drink .in a fight earlier had also Reef then went back to head- girl. ing IDs the officers talked with holding up her head and another while she was at a local bar. he punched in a window after the quarters, right as we reached the In his 13 years with the force he the men to see what they saw. was holding her amis asking her added I Ic thought this because it fight and cut his arm. Once Reef top of the steps at Commons, the has seen some pretty weird Four of the men said they had questions People were running was reported that the woman went to the hospital and straight- University clock tower let out five things, from students brewing been drinking, but the driver said in and out of the room as another had indeed walked away from ened everything out, we then bellows into the night air. beer in their dorm rooms to a he was "good enough to drive." woman asked her simple ques- her drink at least once while she exited through the doors of the "Most nights aren't normally person jumping on top of an Within three minutes there were tions was at the bar. He also said some- emergency room. The same cor- like this," Reef said as he entered unmarked police car he was five police cars, two campus and "What is your name?," she one does not get in that kind of ridors the fighters, the alcohol the police station. patrolling in. three city, at the scene and para- asked. "When were you bom?" condition after having "three to poisoned victim, and the car The dispatcher looked up at After Reef got ready he went medics were in route. crash victims were brought Reef. "Thank God!," she said.

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Former Prof, Jetliner en route to Housing scarce for poverty- recounts days Dominican crashes stricken in Wood County of hardship CRASH, FROM PAGE 1 high alert because of the Trade "It is also the only one where the Ole Butcher Shop," she HOMELESS, FROM PAGE 1 HUNGER, FROM PAGE 1 Center catastrophe in lower people can shop in a one aisle- added. "Monetary donations "I remember a time when the ies had been recovered, he said. Manhattan, reacted immediate- pick up and angel and buy the like store where there is a larger also go towards purchasing FBI was at Ihe hotel to investigate KUee lights — (he kind of lights ly. Fighter jets patrolled the skies; selection," said Ursula ihese, besides non-perish- drugdealings of cocaine and mar- bridges, tunnels and all three present for the child. This cam- used al ground zero at the Trade paign runs from November Denisoff, co-coordinater of the ables." ijuana," Schmidt added. Center — were brought in so major airports were closed for a Christian Food Pantry. "Our The Pantry is designed to Schmidt said that gossip esca- time; the Empire State Building 21st through December 1 Ith. recovery workers could work Barr said income is not the mission is to provide food for help anyone in a crisis need. lated within the community into the night. was evacuated. people in need in a non-judg- "I wish to stress to students because of the hotel where we At least six and perhaps as "People should remain calm," main priority when assisting someone in need. mental, compassionate man- that when they are in need, were living in. many as eight people, all adults, Giuliani said. "We're just being ner." ihey are welcomed here," "My wife and I found il hard to were reported missing on the tested one more time, and we're "We aren't sticklers on find jobs," he said. "I felt thai the income," Ban said. "Need and "People in need are given a Denisoff said. "If they spent all ground, the mayor said. Six going to pass this test, too." three to five day food supply," community was unforgiving." In Washington, President Bush income both attribute to who of their money on a car pay- houses were mostly destroyed, Denisoff added. "This past year ment or bills, we are always "I once asked my pastor if he and six others sustained serious met with advisers, seeking details we assist, but we mainly look at would help us," he added. "He of the crash. A U.S. official, the person's need. We need to 34,000 meals were shared here." damage, Giuliani said. through the service of the said no. so 1 asked him, 'You can't "Anyone who was in those four speaking on condition of examine the issue of poverty Like the Salvation Army, the or you won't help my family?'. He houses that were directly hit by anonymity, said intelligence on a case by case basis." Christian Food Pantry is replied, I won't." that fuselage, where that severe agencies, the FBI and the Federal The Salvation Army in 'The problem is that there not concentrating on After going on disability, fire was, I don't think they're Aviation Administration were Bowling Green can host is no affordable housing income when helping Schmidt was able to improve his going to be alive," said Fire reviewing recent intelligence for only two homeless fami- someone. and his family living conditions. Commissioner Thomas Von signs that terrorism was lies al a lime. in Toledo so people come "We don't look at "Now we live in an apartment," Essen. Authorities were not cer- involved. "They are full most of to E.G., find that there is income, but instead we Schmidt said. "Our present land- tain that anyone was in those But White House spokesman the time, we will put fam- look al the person's need," lord is one hundred limes better. buildings. Ari Fleischer said there were no ilies up in motels on a not much here and they said Liesbeth Beasley, a He is non-intrusive, fixes things, Roberto Valentin, a "unusual communications" temporary basis if there is eventually move out to volunteer for the pantry. and best of all this is a safe place Dominican ambassador at large, from the cockpit. And a senior "If everyone in Wood for my children." administration official said that no room," Ban-said. 'The I le added thai looking back al spoke through tears when he problem is thai there is places like Weston or County would donate said he believed 90 percent of the no threats against airplanes had one dollar, we would be his life, he realized how far along been received. no affordable housing in North Baltimore" he has come. passengers were Dominican. Toledo so people come to able to deal with the New York City has 455,000 Gov. George Pataki at first said "It's painful lo recall lhal lime BG, find that there is not problem." Dominicans. the pilot dumped fuel in lamaica BOB BARR, HUMAN SERVICES Beasley added there is in my life, there was a daily throb- much here, and Ihey bing pain," he said. "After being Relatives of passengers crowd- Bay before the plane went down a lot of wasted products ed Santo Domingo's airport, sob- — indicating the crew knew the eventually move out to places homeless for eight months in a jet was in trouble. But he later like Wcslon or North Pantry. Thai's four and a half that could help lo fight hunger. motel thai didn't have working bing and grasping each other ihousand meals a month." "Also, many fanners throw alter hearing about the crash. said there were conflicting Baltimore." heat and was overcrowded. I now reports as to whether this hap- According to him, one of the With the slumping economy, out food thai could be used lo feel truly fortunate for what 1 "Oh my Cod!" said Miriam they have had 50 new clients in help fight hunger." she said. lajardo, crying after being told pened. main problems is that the have." that her sister and three nephews The NTSB was designated the University takes up a lot of the last two weeks "For instance, fanners throw Schmidt also said that most of were aboard. "1 hadn't seen them lead agency in the investigation, housing. He added the lack of The Pantry is funded and out red tomatoes and use only his strength during the difficult in eight years. Now they're gone." signaling that authorities have housing was also due to the supplied by donations from the green ones." limes came from his family. The rectory of St Prancis de no information other than that a fact thai a lot of people work in area churches, organizations, "George Jensen, a hunger "I received most of my help mechanical malfunction — and and individuals. Food is pur- advocate from the Soc iery of St, from my family, who kepi me Sales, one block from the crash Toledo but live in Bowling going." site, was used as an emergency not a terrorist attack — brought Green. chased in bulk from whole- Andrew, goes out into the fields down the plane. salers throughout the year. and gets such things as toma- His wife. Linn Schmidt added, command center. Its pastor. When asked what people "My daughter gave us a lot of Monsignor Martin Geraghty, was A law enforcement source at can do to help out, Barr said "A lot of people think that by toes that the farmers aren't the scene told The Associated strength. She got us through it called away to bless bodies. that monetary donations for donating canned goods, Ihey using, and brings ihem back when we had no money." Firefighter loe O'Brien accom- Press that the likelihood of a emergency help are always are guaranteed that food will for ihe hungry," Beasley added. mechanical problem stemmed linn Schmidt also realized the panied the priest. The monsign- needed. reach Ihe people," Denisoff The Christian Food Pantry journey her family had to go or blessed about 20 bodies, from the fact thai flames were said. "They figure that way has also been greatly helped by seen shooting out of the left "The pantries are currently through. which were being laid out on the in stock bin are in need of they don't have lo wony about the University's Lamba Chi "Once we had to go to the street right in from ol the crash engine and thai witnesses people spending money on Alpha, which donated the Toledo Homeless Shelter," she reported the plane had difficulty money.'hoadded, "Weare Irv- site, O'Brien said. ing to get programs thai are such things as alcohol. We can most to the food bank this year. said. "The place smelled of urine. I "Right now they're just recov- climbing and was banking to the actually stretch the dollai far- They raised $ 15,000 plus food feel very fortunate to be living ering bodies. The FBI is looking left. more than just a band aid." Wood County has 16 food ther by purchasing from donations," Denisoff said. where I am now." for evidence," he said. "And the The Airbus had two CF6-80C2 wholesalers and food banks." Schmidt said thai nothing in his engines made by General pantries. The largest is ihe "With 8.5 percent of Ohio's priests are down there consoling "Since we have no refrigera- population relying on food life could have made him think firemen." Electric Co. In March, the FAA Bowling Green Christian Food something like that would hap- directed airlines to inspect such Pantry, which is located al 132 tion system here, we provide pantries for assistance, this is Forty-one people were treated people with meat vouchers to greatly appreciated." pened to him. for injuries at the hospital — engines for possible cracks in South Main Street. "1 came lo BGSU on a football mostly rescue workers, firefight- turbine rotor discs. The cracks scholarship, I received my bache- ers and police. All were hurt not could cause the discs to fly apa lors in 68, my masters in 88, and in the crash but in the aftermath. and prompt engine failure, tin my Ph.D. in 92," he said. "I never with most of them suffering FAA said. The alert was issu imagined thai I would be home- smoke inhalation. after the FAA received a report Check us out at BGNews.com less, but I feel truly blessed to be The dry, which was already on an engine failure during a rnal where 1 am now."

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.sn. ;■.-,-. Not just a sale at J.C.Penney CIVILIANS Usually Veterans Day comes former service men and and those people that we hold and goes without much fanfare. women. dear to us. This year, however, Veterans Day This respect is long overdue The time is upon us where we means a little more than the for these veterans. Now we can must start to observe holidays bank and post office being realize how much those people such as Veteran's Day and closed, a sale at I.C Penney or really gave up because we are at Memorial Day for what they are. just another day without classes. the point in our country where If you flew your flag in obser- The events on and after Sept. we may be faced with the same vance yesterday, we applaud 11 have resonated into every problems. you; if not, we hope that you will part of life. Suddenly, there's a Soon, those veterans that we next time. new pride in America and honored yesterday will be our By the way, it was a pretty appreciation for our current and brothers and sisters, our friends killer sale at Penney's. Talibanocchio Surfc.<*n Four steps to stop being Baseball's subtraction error afraid of scary movies CRAIG Milwaukee may not be too was lower than some minor GIFFORD worried, but other fans really league teams), not much of a So I sat and imagined what are scared, and then you look like do care about their teams). case could be made for the JOSH F. Hannibal Lector could possibly two mice trying to get into the Contraction is also an awful other teams on baseball's KEYS do that would make me want to same hole as you both cower Sports Features Editor idea because of all the jobs it short list. scream. I thought about stupid into each other. would cost. The Minnesota Twins have Guest Columnist things that I knew a director Next, realize when something Addition by subtraction is TWo major league teams won several World wouldn't put into a movie, such is going to happen due to the what Major League Baseball account for around 50 major Championships in the fran- commissioner Bud Selig and If you are like me, then you'd as Lector detaching a head and environment and music. It's real- league positions and hun- chises' history, the most eating it from the base toward ly hard to miss most of this If the many of the owners hope can dreds of minor league posi- recent one coming in 1991. much rather watch a comedy cure what ails the sport. like Miss Congeniality than go to the hair. So many horrid images heroine or whomever is in the tions. Many of these players Teams rich in tradition For the past week and a could soon be found trying to should not be gotten rid of. a horrifying movie, such as The raced through my head, and I bathroom of an abandoned half, talk around the baseball Exorcist. I'd much rather come was (fortunately) let down by the house at 2:00 A.M., and the film's find a new livelihood. The fans there are a sleeping world is that two teams (most Not only the players, but giant: they will come out if out of the movie theater laugh- few unpleasant pictures I saw in soundtrack is becoming likely the Minnesota Twins ing at the quirks of Sandra the movie. Believe me, this extremely quiet and low beat, hundreds of concession and when the team wins. and Montreal Expos) will be workers and vendors would Likewise the Oakland A's Bullock than to leave, knowing method works eighty-five per- chances are that an alien is going contracted, done away with, cent of the time. Just be careful to at least try and annihilate her be jobless if two teams were were also discussed. They that I will be having nightmares in order to increase revenue have won numerous titles, for the remainder of the month. when the director comes up with from behind the bathroom door. contracted. sharing among the other Finally what would become including one of the few Of course there are those horror ideas that you couldn't have pos- If the people around you are teams, and put more quality sibly envisaged, and if those tensing up, then chances are of the stadiums? Two major threepeats in baseball history. buffs out there who are looking players on the market for the Finally, the two Florida images are terrifyingly ghastly, something might possibly hap- league ballparks and more for the scare of their lives and poorer teams. teams have been discussed. pretty much able to handle all then that might make you get up pen. Film producers are sneaky: While it would work, get- than a handful of minor league ballparks would be left Tampa Bay has only been in sorts of terrifying sights. They and leave. However, it does work, they can make these frightening ting rid of two teams would the league since 1998 (give laugh at things that I consider and you should try it out. events happen in broad daylight, probably hurt the game a lot to waste. Many of them (if not all) are funded by taxpayers, them a chance) and the frightening, which pisses you off. Secondly, if you are blessed to or they might quiet the sound- more than it would do good. Florida Marlins just won a Over time. I am still frightened have a boyfriend or a girlfriend track in order to freak you out. First of all, thousands of whose money would be going to waste on an empty stadi- title in 1997, only four sea- by werewolves and serial psy- who isn't afraid of these types of But chances are a monster is on fans would be alienated by sons after their inaugural um. chotic killers, but I have learned flicks, cling on to them as forceful the loose. the sport by losing the team year. Granted they haven't 4 very helpful tips in order to deal as possible. And finally, if you go with a they root for. The baseball The teams being discussed had a winning season since, with a scary movie you are It might seem obvious, but a friend who has seen the movie, strike in 1994 alienated a as possible casualties shows hut why give up on these dragged to. These tips have saved guy would love to hold on to his bug them to death. If you are this number of fans, possibly that MLB could be wrong: teams so soon? me from a world of ouUandish girlfriend during this time of desperate, they will tell you more could be left out in the As previously mentioned, All in all, each of these nightmares that 1 thought I need. He might feel protective exactly when and where Michael cold completely by getting rid the Minnesota Twins and issues show that subtracting would never get over. and caring at the same time, and Myers kills his billionth victim. of two teams. Montreal lixpos are the most two teams, while adding to First of all. always try your best you (as a female) will feel the They are using the at-least-he'U- Fans of the remaining likely frontrunners to go. the competitiveness, it is sub- to overestimate the scares of the compassion and love from his shut-up method, and you've irri- teams could be left to worry if While a case could be made tracting from fan enjoyment, movie. By that, I mean go to the firm grip. And on the other side, tated him beyond all considera- their team could be next for the Expos to be done away which is what the game cinema and imagine the even though you're girlfriend tion. But you can't be scared after (those in Pittsburgh or with (there 2001 attendance should truly be about. absolute worst is going to appear might giggle and try to slightly your friend gives you a very vivid on the screen. For example, I embarrass you in the future, description of what is going to recently saw Silence of the she'll think you are cute and happen next. Lambs here in Bowling Green want to love you even more. The With these four steps, you will with a couple friends of mine. closeness caused by the fright- never be frightened again. You They obviously knew that I was ened nature in the theater is might suffer from a long-term More thoughts on terrified of scary movies, but they romantic, so give that method a mental disorder, but at least you did nothing to console my fears. shot The only time that tech- will have sweet dreams that nique fails is when both of you night. military use dispute Vrooman is neither anti or machine of the U.S. is the KEVIN & REBECCA un-American. We think that greatest in the history of the 210WestHall ^ / ^1 www.bgnews.com CONDAS Bowling Green he struggles with statements world. We don't think that any Slate University Guest Columnists like "hit 'em back" and "we're of the authors, including Mr. Bowling Green, good, they're bad" because Vrooman, dispute this. On the Ohio 43403 statements like these sanitize other hand, as a nation, we Phone: (4191 372-2602 We've read with interest the taking of human life. And have done and continue to Ku: (419) 372-6967 Ihe letter by Evan while it's necessary for sol- do, some morally question- K-mail: Manrow and the subsequent diers and warriors and per- able things. We think that this bgnews#listproc.bgsu.edu letters by Messrs. Vrooman, haps even law enforcement is the point that Mr. Vrooman BGNEWSJkS \_M KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Eagleeye, and Cavins. While officers to sanitize this act in is trying to make. we both agree and disagree order to carry out their duties Are there alternatives to with some of the sentiments EOlTORIAl BOARD when necessary, it makes the military action? We don't ASSISTANT EOITORS ADVERTISING and statements offered by thought of killing easy for the think that there are. A heavy- MARIE CHICHE. CO-NEWS EDITOR CRAIG GIFF0R0, SPORTS FEATURES ED. I0SH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE each author, we feel that we rest of us. handed response is necessary. SHANNON KOLKEOY. CO-NEWS EDITOR WILL E SANDERS. CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR BRIAN KL0PP, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE are not in a position to dis- In terms of Mr. Vrooman's However, the U.S. must also NICK HURM. SPORTS EDITOR DAN NIED. CO- ASST. NEWS EDITOR I0E CALABRESE. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE sect each letter for criticism. statement that "we are no re-evaluate our past and cur- LISA BETTIN6ER.A4E EDITOR ERICA GAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR BETH SCHUBERT. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE We would like to say, better than them", we rent actions and foreign poli- CURTIS D. KINZEL. OPINION EDITOR SARAH CASTO, ASST PHOTO EDITOR though, that this contention respectfully disagree. When cies. As a nation, we must VICKI RIDENBAUGH, ACCOUNT EXEC is healthy. A basic premise of MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE. PHOTO EDITOR CMAsrrr LESTER, ASST COPY CHIEF comparing the U.S. point for temper our self interests and ZUKEYA GRAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT this whole issue is the taking CARLA SCHOBER. ON-LINE EDITOR USA LYNCH. ASST ME EDITOR point with Afghanistan, it's preservation with an impec- KRISTIN OSTERGAARD, OFFICE ASST of human life. Death is not an quite easy to see that we are cable morality. Perhaps this MATT IVEY, GRAPHICS EDITOR REMAINA. ASST OPINION EDITOR easy topic to discuss, and the JEFF ABKETT. COPY CHIEF indeed much better than will allow the world over to act of killing should never, them. Hands down. No con- move from a climate where STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ever be easy. test. But when we examine killing is so, so easy to one PRODUCTION ROBERT W.B0RTEL. DIRECTOR DELIVERY We're going to offer our the morality of our historical where it is so, so difficult. CRAIG MURRAY. PRODUCTION ASST TONYA WHITMAN, ASST. DIRECTOR DOUG LIPPUS interpretation of what Mr. actions, perhaps we are not LANIA ONDO, PRODUCTION ASST TODD T. WISE, ADVERTISING MANAGER I0EVEUZ Vrooman wrote, and if we're better than them because we The Condas'are residents of ALLISON POST. PRODUCTION ASST BARBARA MILLER, CLERICAL SPECIALIST way off base, hopefully he'll too have acted immorally. Bowling Green WILLWIN00M forgive us. We think that Mr. ANDREA THOMASI, PRODUCTION ASST. IEFF TACKETT. DESKTOP SPECIALIST The political-economic 'E0PLE ON THE STREET POP QUIZ JACKIE RONYAK EMILY PUGH STEPHANIE RAPP KATE ASCHEMIER SENIOR SENIOR IISENIOR FILL IN THE BUNK SENIOR Spermophobia is the fear of_ •'Sperm?" "Scrapple?" "Sperm?" "Sperm Whales?" (IUOD aOp*t«om|»seiosn :»ojnos) suus© y BG NEWS Aim AND ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, November 13,2001 5

Sound Check; Pink Floyd's'Echoes'worth hearing TODAY'S Classical Guitar Ensemble @ Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Pink Floyd chedelic sound, minus Roger out there. Splitting the difference tinue to deliver their audience EVENTS Musical Arts Center, noon. The Waters. are Mr. Bungle and Tomahawk into epiphany with clashes of performance is free and open to Echoes Notable omissions include as Bungle leans toward the rhapsody synthesized by tech- TUESDAY, NOV. 13 the public. David Gilmour's haunting "On extreme and Tomahawk is a bit no-tronic pulses. The Turning Away" off of 1988's more FNMish but simpler. Following their 1998 debut There have been several Pink CAMPUS EVENTS Volleyball vs. Cleveland State & Floyd compilation albums. First Momentary Lapse Of Reason, as Like any other Patton vehicle, full-length album Small Wire, well as the title track off Atom one listens with that sense of this Indie Rock group from New Anderson Arena, 7 p.m. there was Relics, an early 1970s Next Question @ Kennedy Green Heart Mother, although, at near- "Oh god, what's coming next" as York is back again with their sec- collection mostly filled with Syd Room, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A col- Barrett-era outtakes. Then came ly 20 minutes in length, it's omis- songs drift styles and blasts of ond album For Nearby Stars. A DACs: Scott Smallwood and laborative artist team, com- Works, which was a messy, sion makes some sense. The vocal noise come whenever new addition to the group, Curtis Bahn, electroacoustic posed of Emily Blair, Michelle rushed collection of many of only questionable inclusion is Patton keys it up. Stanier's Harrison Cannon adds to the music @ Bryan Recital Hall, 8 llluminato and Phuong Nguyen, their most psychedelic songs, "The Fletcher Memorial Home" drumming is certainly plodding whirlwind of frequencies and p.m. The event is free and open most of which did not work out- a dismal political rant off The throughout. That doesn't seem pounding beats his entrancing address issues of cultural sig- to the public. side the context of their original Final Cut, Waters' final album to be too much of a hindrance skill of piano, keyboards and nificance. albums. The same can be said with the band. Although it might though as the songs are loaded bass. The lead vocals of Austin Clothing drive for winter clothes: for the very odd, very short, have been added simply to with samples, keys, and over- Hughes once again harmonize Open Links: A lewelry and There will be eight boxes on Metals Exhibition @ Willard Collection Of Great Dance Songs, appease him. Equally annoying dubs (making this a headphone- with sibling twins Pat Hughes campus along with five drop off Wankelman Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 a greatest hits compilation that is that beautiful song worthy listen) and are guided by and lean Rodd asEddieGormley points in the city including p.m. Contemporary artists Leslie just took songs off Floyd albums "Marooned" but it appears only a solid Rutmanis bass perfor- pounds it together on drums. EasyStreet Cafe, Ben Franklin, Leupp, Pat Nelson, Marjorie everyone already owned (mainly in a very abridged form. mance. Best example of where With songs like "Ten Years Cla-Zel Theater, Finders, and K- Many people claim to like Tomahawk works right is "God from Tomorrow" extending sci-fi Schick, Sam Shaw and Felicia The Wall and Dark Side Of The Mart. The clothing drive will end Pink Floyd but in reality only Hates a Coward." It just grows in ranges into a mysterious mellow Szorad will be featured In this Moon.) There was also the box on Saturday, Nov. 17. set Shine On, which focused far own a few of their albums, most tension by the note. frequency and "The Flood" and exhibition. too much on the new rather likely Dark Side Of The Moon, I've probably listened to this "Perfumigation" adding heavy than the old. Wish You Were Here, and Vie about 6 times through now, and guitar riffs to the experimental Somebody Else's Dream: Gregory HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? Now, in their 36th year of exis- Wall. For them, and for die-hard I can see it being enjoyed and varieties of vocals, For Nearby Barsamain @ Dorothy liber If you have a campus or city tence, Pink Floyd finally has a fans alike, this is a great opportu- then set aside never to be Stars has an abundance of styles Bryan Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. event that you would like to compilation album that accu- nity to hear some great Pink touched (like the Bungle and themes. Using kinetic sculptures that have listed in the calendar of rately sums up their massive and Floyd tunes that have fallen to records). It's a fun listen via the "From the Ceiling" concludes perform low-tech transforma- events, send an e-mail to diverse collection of work. the curb. And at 2 VI hours long, novelty of the unexpected, but with a gospel choir's melodic tions through the employment [email protected] or Echoes is a two-disc set that is it's a great trip and it only makes once learned, nothing that's chanting intertwined with of rotation and strobe lights, he stop by 210 West Hall with over 150 minutes long. Only four me want a new Pink Floyd going to catch hold. Patton's sounds of electrical malfunc- constructs narratives that recall information on the event. The of Pink Floyd's dozen or so studio album even more. Grade: A always putting something out so tioning while track 11 "The the intensity and mystery of deadline is 6 p.m. two days albums are not in some way pre- if this gets missed, you'll have Wave" sounds similar to what an dream images. before the event. sent, and each era of Pink Floyd -lames Eldred something new within a couple episode of the Lawrence Welk gets fair mention here. of months anyway. Get it if you're show would sound like if played "Astronomy Domine" and five devoted. Grade: B- in a dungeon on a Caribbean other tracks from their former Tomahawk island. frontman, the insane Syd Barrett -Brad Klypchak VPN entrances the listener are spread out throughout the Sen-titled with an abundance of instru- BG NEWS two discs, which is somewhat of ments experimenting with the a surprise. The late 70s to early Tomahawk is yet another VPN harmony and melody through- ENTERTAINMENT 80s period of the band, which vehicle for Mike Patton's brand out the electric rock. It is surpris- was controlled by Roger Water's of vocal mayhem. Here, a cast of For Nearby Stars ing to see such a mix of sounds 'Truth' to benefit 'Concert for New ego, is present with seven tracks, notables (Duane Denison of held together by a brother, his including the often talked about lesus Lizard, ex-Melvins/Cows What do you get when you twin sisters and the "legally 9/11 attack victims York' coming to CD but never released "When The Kevin Rutmanis and ex-Helmet combine one part pop, one part adopted" Eddie Grade: B+ NEW YORK (AP) —Wonder NEW YORK (AP) — Live per- Tigers Broke Free" a song fea- lohn Stanier) join him in creat- alternative, a twist of modem Woman's 60th anniversary is formances from "The Concert tured in the film version of The ing more Patton chaos. In all, punk and a splash of electric -SaraFirestine this month, and it's being cele- for New York City" are includ- Wall, but not on the album itself. one can see a continuum with rock? A mixture of chaotic brated with a benefit comic ed on a live, two-CD set. The rest of the album is equally Faith No More being the most melodies synthesized with vari- book. The six-hour concert took split between the band's glory straightforward (and calling it ous guitar riffs and harmonized Artist Alex Ross has painted place on Oct. 20 at New York's days of the 70s and their late 80s that is a really big stretch) with beneath an original inflection of "Wonder Woman: Spirit of Madison Square Garden. to early 90s return to their psy- the eccentricity reined in a bit pitches. VPN, formerly Very Truth," a 48-page, tabloid- Among the tracks are: and Fantomas being way the hell Pleasant Neighbor in 1993. con- sized graphic novel. Proceeds "Heroes" by David Bowie; from sales of the original art "Born to Run" by Melissa from the DC Comics book, due Etheridge; The Who's "Baba in stores Wednesday, will go to O'Riley"; and four songs by a charity that helps victims of Paul McCartney. ♦ ♦IJrJrJrJr***********^************* the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Columbia Records plans to The book was written by release the set on Nov. 27. The Paul Dini, with whom Ross suggested list price is $24,98. collaborated on anniversary Net proceeds will go to the tributes to Superman, Batman Robin Hood Relief Fund, bene- and Captain Marvel, fiting victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. ***+** + ****¥** + *

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The Falcons looked liked one getting assists Michigan (7-2) is ranked of the top teams in the nation Unfortunately for Miami there 1 lth in the current AP poll. Friday night against Miami, were still two periods to play and unfortunately the role was it would only get worse. The reversed the next day. Falcons got a power play goal The opening game of the 8:38 into the second when weekend series against the num- defenseman Marc Barlow Browns ber 15th ranked Miami banged a shot off the cross bar Redhawks the Bowling Green and forced Miami head coach hockey team plowed over them Enrico Blasi to pull Burleigh for with a 9-4 victory, but there was backup goallender David still hot another game to play and that Bowen. The change did not help. game went 5-2 in Miami's favor. "BG was the better team For the eighth game this sea- tonight," Blasi said. "We know about son the Falcons gave up the first better that BG is a good team goal of the game when Evan and if you don't come out and Cheverie scored on a delayed play you get beat and that's what Ward's hit BGSU penalty. The senior put in happened tonight" a wrap-around goal 3:07 into the The quiet Wetterberg finished by Tom Withers first period. a career evening, earning his THE ASSOCIATED PBCSS The Falcons came back with a second goal of the night 10:05 BEREA, Ohio — Earl Little power-play goal by leading scor- into the second; it was his high- remembers seeing only black er Greg Day 37 seconds later, and est total in one game in his four- and not feeling his arms or legs. Bowling Green scored only 15 year career at BG. His career goal Lying on the ground uncon- seconds later when freshman total going into this season was scious. Little had no idea that Steve Brudzewski found the five, and he's netted four so far Pittsburgh wideout Mines Ward puck in front of Miami goal- this year. taunted him following a knock- tender David Burleigh who was BG defenseman Grady Moore out block in the Steelers' 15-12 out of position when finished off a career night of his overtime win on Sunday. Brudzewski backhanded it into own with a goal 9:08 left in the Little knows now, and on the net. his first collegiate goal. second period, which gave him Monday the Cleveland Browns "It was huge to get that goal three assists and one goal for a safety cracked back himself. back," BG head coach Buddy total four points "That's cowardly," said Little, Powers said. "We won the draw "You never know when you who sustained a concussion on and then made the play. What are going to get points," Moore Ward's hit. "Hey. 1 like hitting was bigger was going up 2-1 said. "You just have to focus on people, too. But you don't stand right after that." defense and they will come. MicluellthmkuMtBGNms over the top of somebody on the The two quick goals gave the Tonight guys were just shooting SHOOTING: Senior forward Austin de Luis takes a shot on goal as the Falcons split with Miami. ground not moving. Falcons a one-goal lead but the the puck and making quick "1 could have passed away. 1 Redhawks bounced back. passes. It was just simple hock- could have been paralyzed. You Miami's lason Deskins put away ey." don't have to go out there and a Danny Stewart pass with a The Falcons finished the night Five good periods, one bad act like a jerk" one-time shot at the 7:58 mark, 3-for-5 on the power play while lust before the two-minute but that was the last time they the RedHawks went l-for-8. BG by Dan Nied final two periods in a Saturday period as die RedHawks slipped warning of the first half, were in contention in this game. freshman Ryan Minnabarriett THE BG NEWS the puck past freshman goalie Pittsburgh quarterback Kordell loss. The deluge started when Day kept his team lead in goals with Five good periods. But still, only a split because of |i ii (l,m Sigalet at will scoring four Stewart completed a short pass got his second goal of the game his fourth and fifth goals of the It was that one bad one that that one bad period, the first in goals in the period that cost to running back Amos Zereoue as he slammed home a pass by season in the second and third Saturday's game, was one of the Howling Green a weekend sweep in the left flat. led to the split. new line mate Austin de Luis periods. On the whole, the Bowling worst of BG's season. and two points in the CCHA. As Little attempted to get into during a four-on-four situation Saturday's game looked like Friday the Falcons put up their "We played well for five of six the play, Ward came back up Green hockey team had one of with 11:56 left in the first period. the offensive dominance would their best two-game series of the biggest goal total in two seasons, periods this weekend," said BG field and flattened the strong With 5:25 still to go in the first BG season this weekend, beating seemingly breathing life into a so safety, who bounced into line- third line center Ryan HOCKEY, PAGE 7 the holy hell out of Miami, Friday far barren offense. Saturday, the backer Dwayne Rudd before Wetterberg got his third goal of PERIODS. PAGE 9 crumbling to the ground. and "dominating" them in the roles were reversed in the first With Little down, Ward stood over him for a moment and appeared to flex his muscles and gloat about the knockout. Ward's actions incensed the Browns, who were still hot about it on Monday. "You don't do that," said line- Falcons defeated Ohio, 17-0 backer lamir Miller. "You had a clean hit. Let it be. You dont by Mick Hurm everything," said senior defen- THE BO NEWS have to rub it in. That's what he sive end Ryan Wingrove. "Guys did." Tradition has come back to were coming out of the locker "1 don't feel good about that," Bowling Green. room and saying that was for said Browns rookie defensive Falcon football and its reputa- you." tackle Gerard Warren, who was tion of being a winning program Wingrove and 13 other BG fined $35,000 earlier this season have gone hand-in-hand. After a senior gridders have been for a hit on Jacksonville QB Mark six year build-up of losing sea- through most of the bad times Brunei!. "Everybody talks about sons, that reputation lost some for the Falcons At last they could my hit on Brunell. Well, 1 didn't of its gusto. Saturday, BG took a rejoice. get up celebrating." major step in polishing its win- "It means a lot to go out the Little said he avoided a similar ning reputation back up. way we did... we started getting shot earlier in the game from With the Falcons 17-0 win BG back to where it has been in Ward, who nailed Baltimore over Ohio in Athens, BG is the past," defensive back Karl safety Rod Woodson last week ensured its first winning season Rose said. That's an accomplish- on a play where he peeled back since 1994. Their sue consecutive ment and I can't be any happier to make his block. losing seasons was the longest about it." Browns coach Butch Davis drought in school history. It was "One thing I've learned in this said the team will send a tape of the first time that the Falcons profession is that you need to the play to the NPL offices in won in Athens since 1993. ■oMUtaMfcBGMn New York for review. The Browns "Winning this game and guar- VICTORY, PAGE 9 FALLING FOR YARDS: Sophomore quarterback Josh Harris squeezes though to gain yardage. thought Ward's hit was illegal anteeing a winning season... it's because Stewart's pass was still in the air when Little got belted. The Steelers were given the day off on Monday and were unavailable for comment. Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher Men's soccer falls short against UK doesn't meet the media until Tuesday. by Derek McCord onto the NCAA Tournament. the final minutes. With that the another two 15-minute sessions hang in there and keep their Cowher got dragged into the THE BG NEWS There was only one shot on Falcons record will stand at 8-8- then the tournament rules of composure," BGSU coach Mel Little-Ward episode when he got What plagued the Bowling goal by both teams and it was 1 on the season. playing on in another overtime Mahler said. "It was a hard- into a shouting match with Green men's soccer team all year Wildcat Chris Solder that shot it "I thought we played well session took effect. fought game and I'm pleased Browns comerback Corey Fuller happened again. and it was the one that counted. enough to win," BGSU coach Defender Ricky Harper sent a with our effort." during and after the game. The Falcons fought for their Solder beat BG keeper Dave Mel Mahler said. "We certainly high, lofting serve from the left Bowling Green held the Fuller immediately confront- tournament championship DeGraff at the 53rd minute of didn't lose for lack of effort. I sideline into the box, where a advantage in every statistical ed Ward and drew a 15-yard hopes against the top seeded the match to put the Falcons on thought we still controlled the Buffalo defender attempted to category throughout the game. penalty for taunting Little. Kentucky Wildcats and fell short the ropes. play (after Hundley's red card), deflect it with a header. The ball The Falcons outshot Buffalo 9-5 Moments later, Fuller walked again with another one goal loss Then matters got worse for but we didn't finish the only skimmed the defender's in the first half and 10-7 in the toward the Pittsburgh sideline as UK advanced to the Finals 1- BG as Ion Hundley was given his chances." head before falling at the feet of second half. For the game, when Cowher stepped in and 0. second yellow card of the match, The Falcons took the lead in Hundley, who settled it before BGSU outshot the Bulls 25-16 began swearing at him. The Wildcats, who finished which means an ejection and penalty kicks 5-4, but were out blasting it back to the far left cor- and had a 14-2 advantage in cor- "He (Cowher) comes up and the Mid-American Conference the Falcons having to play with shot by UK 15-6. ner of the net at the 121st ner kicks. Buffalo had 19 fouls on starts talking this and that," regular season undefeated, were ten players for the remainder of Bowling Green got to the minute of the match. It was the day, including three yellow Fuller said. "I know I talk a lot. only able to produce one goal the match. semi-final match by beating Hundley's game-high eighth card two of which went to the But he's an ex-player. He should and it was that one goal that The last chance the Falcons Buffalo 1-0 in a classic triple shot attempt and his second ejection of Mike Geller before know some of the emotions that advanced them to the MAC got to get the equalizer was overtime match. goal of the season. the half. are out there. He was talking like Tournament Championship when Man Leardini's header The Falcons and the Bulls "It was a pretty physical game Falcon keeper Dave DeGraff a player, telling me to shut up." match and a chance to move just went over the cross bar in went the full 90 minutes plus and I'm proud of our players to made nine saves on the day. BG NEWS SPORTS Tuesday. November 13, 2001 7 Race for Division title tightens The volleyball team to four games to see how well we played. We had 20 kills and no defeated Marshall and errors in game four. Our passing Ohio to tie Akron for was rock solid. We blocked well and attacked well." first place in the MAC. Senior Caty Rommeck led the Flacons with 22 kills to pass the by Erica Sanrtaccini 1,000 kill mark for her career. She IH[ BG HEWS now has a total of 1,014 kills in her The volleyball team is hoping career at BG and is just the Kith lo end this season in the same player to reach this mark. fashion as last year—on the win- As a result Rommeck was ning track. So far they are doing named MAC Player of the Week. everything right to accomplish This was her second time this that goal. season and her eighth time in her The Falcons defeated Marshall career to receive this honor. Friday in three games and went Rommeck helped the Falcons on to beat Ohio Saturday in four end the match widi a season best games to extend their winning .337 hitting percentage. streak lo six. "Everyone played so well," Van These two wins also tied the De Walle said. "The kills were very Falcons for first place in the Mid- impressive. We had 78 kills in four American Conference East games. That's 19 kills a game Division with Akron. BG now has which is unheard of." an 18-6 overall record and and Rommeck, senior Shyann 11-5 in the MAC, while Akron is Robinson, junior Kristin Gamby 17-6 overall and 11-5 in confer- and sophomore Susie Norris ence matches. combined for 67 of BG's 78 kills. The Falcons downed the The Falcons held the Bobcats Thundering Herd with game offense to only 11 blocks while scores of 30-21,30-25 and 30-25. having 19 more digs than Ohio "It was good to win in three (78-59). Five BG players had 10 or against Marshall," said head more digs during the match. coach Denise Van De Walle. "But I Norris recorded 17 kills and 15 want to focus more on the Ohio digs, hitting .349, while Robinson match. It was one of our best had 15 kills and a team high 16 MicUellelmkuNt BGNws offensive matches." digs. BG defeated Ohio in an Senior setter Natalie Becker led KILL Senior Caty Rommeck goes for the I as she surpassed the 1,000 kill mark Saturday In game two against Ohio. She was also impressive four game rally with the team with 52 set assists and named MAC Player of the Week. game scores of 30-17, 30-23, 27- two service aces. She also had two Anderson Arena at 7 p.m. our 21 wins," Van De Walle said. The Falcons trail Cleveland "We need to focus on our side 30 and 30-13. blocks on the evening. The Falcons are hoping to end "A lot is riding on this week. We State in the all time series of the net," Van De Walle said. "We won the first two game rel- the season with 21 wins and need need these wins." between the two teams 13-11. "We need to have very few atively easily," Van De Walle said. Cleveland State to beat the Vikings in order to do The Vikings have a 7-17 overall but the Falcons have won the last unforced errors and play big at "We let the third game slip away Tonight the Falcons will take this. record and are 2-12 in their con- two matches and 10 of the last 11 the net. We need to attack well from us, but it was worth it to go on Cleveland State at home in "Cleveland State helps us get ference (the Horizon League). contests. and block well." Falcons lose in Baseball names rookies of the year by Ronald Blum Albert Pujols of St. lauis was a $14,088,000. fourth with six IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS unanimous choice for the Suzuki, who gets a $75,000 Pujols got all 32 first-place comeback attempt NEW YORK — Ichiro Suzuki National League rookie award. bonus for winning, had 138 votes in the NL becoming the has a lot more confidence than "It's a pretty good honor," the points, easily beating Cleveland ninth unanimous rookie pick in he did against Michigan State HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 6 the average rookie. Then again, 21-year-old Pujols said. "You pitcher C.C. Sabathia. who had the NL The others were Frank that's all." he's not the average rookie. only get it one year, and so I'm 75 points after going 17-5 with a Robinson (1956), Orlando The Falcons tried to make a continue as Day would connect- The 28-year-old Seattle out- happy I got it." 4.39 ERA. Cepeda (1958), Willie McCovev comeback as Moore continued ing with de Luis 4:49 into the fielder became the second Suzuki was the first rookie to Sabathia got one first-place (1959), Vince Coleman (1985), his scoring streak with a goal at game making it the second time straight lapanese player to win win a batting title since Tony vote, from Chris Assenheimer of Benito Santiago (1987), Mike the 3:27 mark of the third, but a this season that BG scored first. the American League Rookie of Oliva in 1964. Suzuki batted .350 the Chronicle-Telegram in Piazza (1993), Raul Mondesi Medvecz empty net goal sealed Then came the period to for- the Year award and wasn't sur- with 56 stolen bases, becoming Elyria, Ohio. (1994) and Scott Rolen (1997). the victory. get. Nearly three minutes after prised by Monday's vote. the first player to lead the major "I just felt that Sabathia better Pujols set an NL rookie record The big difference between the Day's goal Evan Cheverie would "I was a little embarrassed to leagues in both categories since met the criteria of what a rookie with 130 RBIs, and led the two games was Burleigh who put the Red Hawks on the board be called a rookie here in the lackie Robinson in 1949. is in the truest sense of the Cardinals with a .329 average, 37 stepped up after being shelled and the snowball started to roll. United States," he said through a Suzuki's 242 hits were a rookie word," said Assenheimer, who homers and 112 runs He won the night before making 23 saves Mat Medvecz made it 2-1 then translator. "I was so relieved record and the most for anyone was surprised he was the only the award one day after St. Louis on 29 shots on goal. lardine made it 3-1 and Todd today when I heard this since Bill Terry's 254 for the 1930 voter not to have Suzuki No. 1 on teammate Mark McGwire "Burleigh was the difference Grant wrapped up the period announcement I won the New York Giants. Suzuki, the first his ballot. "That's nothing announced his retirement. maker," Powers said. "He made at with a power play goal with 18 Rookie of the Year award lapanese non-pitcher in the against Ichiro." "It shocked me when I heard least four saves that changed the seconds left. because I felt this was an award I major leagues, was the second Sabathia disagreed with that that last night," Pujols said. tide of the game in their favor." Freshman goaltender Jordan should have won without any straight Seattle player to win the view and thought Suzuki was He played 78 games in the Sigalet. who got the start over The Falcons now sit in ninth doubt." award, following reliever the top rookie. outfield, 55 at third base and 43 Masters, did not look like he had place in the CCHA with five Suzuki, who came to the Kazuhiro Sasaki. "The award is for first-year at first base in becoming the the composure that he did points so far this season, they will major leagues after nine seasons Before last year, the only players in the big leagues, and sixth St. Louis player to win the against Michigan State. play number 16 ranked Wayne in the lapanese Pacific If ague, Mariners' player to win had he's definitely deserving of it." he rookie award. The others were "Tyler has been fighting the State in a home and home series received 27 of 28 first -place votes been Alvin Davis in 1984. Seattle said. "There's not an argument Wally Moon (1954), Bill Virdon puck for two weeks now so we that will finish at the BGSU Ice from a panel of the Baseball paid the Orix Blue Wave about that at all." (1955), Bake McBride (1974). Writers' Association of America. 513,125,000 after the 2000 sea- New York Yankees second Coleman. and Todd Worrell made a change," Powers said, Arena Saturday. "lordan just didn't look as good as "If I won this award, I had son for the rights to Suzuki, then baseman Alfonso Soriano was wanted to win unanimously," he gave him a three-year contract third with 35 points, and Angels ROOKIES, PAGE S said. that guaranteed him shortstop David Eckstein was

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long rebounds. The women's basket- "Our free-throw shooting was ball team opened bad also," the coach said. "We their season with an never set a goal in practice lower than 80 percent, and we exhibition loss. clearly didn't hit that tonight. We also need to get to the free by Joel Hammond and Jason A. Diion throw line more than we did THE BG NEKS tonight. At Colorado State ll was a new beginning of (where Miller coached previ- sons for the women's basketball ously), we always shot a lot of program last night at Anderson free throws, and I really believe Arena. The Falcons' 89-81 exhi- that this team can lead the bition loss to the Premier All- nation in free throw attempts." Stars, a team comprised of for- The Falcons were competi- mer collegiate stars and even tive throughout the game, claw- two WNBA players, featured ing back from as big as a 17- new head coach Curt Miller in point deficit in the second half. his first game in Bowling Green. Miller left the game after her The game was a mixture of third foul at 13:41 of the first new and old in BG. Senior jack- half, and the All-Stars took full of-all-trades Francine Miller advantage. Cleveland Rocker scored 21 points to lead the Rushia Brown scored five of her Falcons, despite playing only six 11 points in the last three min- minutes in the first half due to utes of the first half, and the vis- foul trouble. Lindsay Austin, itors carried an 11 -point lead — who led the team in minutes 44-33 —into the second half. played last year, logged 37 min- Miller, however, came out fir- utes and recorded a double- ing in the second stanza The double with 15 points and 11 co-captain scored 12 points in assists. the first seven minutes after Michael Lehmkuhle BG News There were also the downs. halftime, and the Falcons tied The All-Stars out-rebounded the game at 50 on a lay-up by WATCH OUT: Junior Kim Griech goes down the court. She scored 10 points for the Falcons as they fell to the Premier All-Stats last night. the Falcons 43-32, and BG shot Pam Brown four minutes into just 9-32 from behind the arc in the half. lamie Lewis extended the All- Smith played 13 minutes in her played very solidly. ers after the game; after every the game. The Falcons could "I always think it's very Stars' lead to 13, at 83-70, with collegiate debut, scoring six Angela Bray led the All-Stars game, we will be on the court to only muster eight made free important to control the first four minutes to go. points, lunior Megan lerome, with 18 points, while Lewis had let you get to know us. You are a throws in 14 attempts. five minutes of the second half," A try by junior Kim Griech, a who missed most of last season 16. big part of this program. Thank "We have to rebound better," said Miller. "We did that very three-point play by Miller and a with a stress fracture, also got you.'. The all-Stars featured six Miller said. "That was our goal well; we put a spark into the three from Austin capped a 9-0 back into action, playing eight Notes former Ohio State Buckeyes, against this team: to rebound players, and got right back into Falcon run to end the game at minutes. Miller wasted little time In along with not one but two well, but we didn't. This is the the game." 89-81. "Sakima is a raw talent, and I endearing himself to the crowd at Cleveland Rockers, Bader- first time that they have out But, a quick run by the All- Along with Miller and Austin, mean talent," said Miller. "She Anderson. After his team fought Binford being the other. The rebounded someone in their Stars seven minutes later all but Griech and redshirt-sophomore has never had much coaching, hard for 40 minutes, the new Falcons open their regular season ten-game stretch. If we're going put the game away. Two three- Pam Brown scored in double fig- and she plays with reckless aban- coach took the mike and began: Saturday at Youngstown State, to shoot as many threes as we pointers by Trisha Bader- ures, with 10 and 12 points, don at times. Megan didn't do "We want everyone to stick then travel to Detroit Tuesday do, we need to track down those Binford and one by teammate respectively. Freshman Sakima anything spectacular, but she around and mingle with the play- night.

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BG dominated over Miami Daily Crossword Fix Falcons out-dueled the end of the rink. Inthesecondour brought to you by PERIODS, FROM PAGE 6 RedHawks on the power play aggressive play caused them to 6^FE three goals to one for the week- take penalties." captain Greg Day, who lead the end . . . unless, of course, you In Saturday's second and third 1 Past tense verb team with three goals in the two 2 Altar constellation count that pesky first period period Bowling Green outshot ; games. "It was (Saturday's) first 3PI»n Saturday when Miami scored on Miami 19-17, and outscored ; ^period that killed us. 4 Wise man two of three power play chances. them 2-1, with the RedHawks' Take away Miami's four goals 5 Hail! "The puck went in the net too only goal coming on an empty- 6Myselt 22 Plunge I in Saturday's opening stanza and easy in the first period," said net late in the third period. 7 Mistake 23 Human head cover • Bowling Green outscored them 24 Monster Falcon head coach Buddy Powers But still, only a split. 8 Edge Nl-S on the weekend. More 9 Part ol psyche 25 Great distance Saturday. "I thought we dominat- Yup, five out of six ain't bad. • importantly, they also dominated 10Ad|ust 26 Kettle ed the second and third period. But that sixth one can really 28 Ribbon . almost every other facet of the 11 Dash In those periods we were in their make a difference. 16 Play division 29 Cape_ ■ "game during that time. The 18 Above 30 Exude 21 Least amount 31 Red flower 33 Dress edge 34_code 37 Snooze 39 Ability 41 Stringed instrument Seniors lead the way for BG 42 Friend 43 Comfort ing yards on 28 carries, set a BG The Gerling catch extended his 44 Snafu ■ VICTORY, FROM PAGE 6 record for rushing yards by a streak to 39 consecutive games 45 Peach slate (abbr) quarterback. The previous record with a reception. Gerling would 46 Dale • trust people and lean on people," was set against Toledo in 1988 later be on the receiving end of a Across 48 Owns 49 High card • BG coach Urban Meyer said. "I've when Mike Wright rushed for 131 four-yard touchdown pass by - leaned on those seniors. I am fol- 50 Expression of surprise yards in a 45-27 victory over the Harris with 19 seconds left in the 1 Mass 38 Middle 51 Time zone (abbr) . lowing their lead right now. When Rockets. Harris start in place of first half. BG went into half-time 4 Identical 39 It Is (poetic) 53 Leave 8 Chinese mam dish • you can trust guys and love those junior quarterback Andy Sal i m with a 10-0 lead. 40 Morning (abbr) 55 Form of be verb 12 Plural verb 41 Hat kids, then you can follow their "We were well aware of losh," "I wanted to score some lead." 13 Declare positively 42 Top ot heart Ohio coach Brian Knorr said. "We points," Meyer said. "We had to 14 Image 43 Outside ol perception (abbr Answers • ' The seniors lead the way, with recruited him. He got hit 28 times make sure that the play-makers 15 Cruel 45 Jelly ' a strong showing by the defense and he never gave up the ball. on this team get their hands on 17 Liquor 46 Girl (slang) 19 Eastern state (abbr) \vho led Ohio to a season low 140 He's a tough kid." the ball. So we just handed Josh 47 Article .' -yards of total offense. While the 20 Winter hazard 48 2001 computer The Falcons struck first on a Harris the ball and said go play 21 Floor cleaner defense was stuffing the Bobcats, 49 Assert without proof 27-yard field goal by kicker Shaun quarterback.'' 22 Lair 52 Norse prose the BG offense, lead by sopho- Suisham. Rose came up with a Senior runningback John 23 Guest entertainer 54 Netlike fabric more quarterback losh Harris's key interception late in the first Gibson added a one-yard touch- 25 Cone-bearing tree 56 Male name 263141592 record setting performance was half giving the Falcons posses- down run in the fourth quarter to 57 Selves 27 Length of time 58 Portent of good or evil more than enough to give the sion near midfield. secure the victory for the Falcons their third road win of the 28 Restrict 59 Vietnam offensive Harris hit senior receiver Kurt Falcons. BG will take on 29 Criminal act (slang) season. Gcrling across the middle for a Northwestern on the road 32 Irldium symbol Hants, who totaled 148 rush- 36-yard gain on third-and-26. Saturday. 33 Earth/sky boundary 35 Midwest state (abbr) 36 Subscnbe again Tuesday Upstairs al: Pujols and Oswalt awarded Open Mic Night the team again." Oswalt went 14-3 with a 2.73 104 S. Main* 353-0988 ROOKIES, FROM PAGE 7 Pujols got 160 points, fol- ERA. and Rollins hit .274 with 14 18 & Over - No Cover Charge 18 & Over lowed by Houston pitcher Roy homers, 54 RBIs and 46 steals. (1986). Oswalt with 82, and Both rookie award winners Pujols isn't sure where he'll play Philadelphia shortstop Jimmy were announced on the same next season. Rollins with 44. St. Louis pitcher day this year because of the "To me, it doesn't matter," Bud Smith and Cincinnati out- one-week delay in the World BG News welcomes your Pujols said. 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This Friday, at 2 p.m. in the Volleyball vs. Cleveland Vol. 7, #10 Bowling Green State University 11.13.01 Additional ticket sale loca- Women's Center in 107 I lamia Tickets for the December 4 State tions include: Kreischer and Hall, there will be a presenta- 7 p.m. Lewis Black performance are MacDonald on Tuesday, tion called "Feminist Media Anderson Arena Everyday Events currently on sale at the Office of Rodgers and Kohl on Studies Today: How Campus Involvement and the Advertising and TV Images Wednesday and Offenhauer Spirit of Hiroshima Olscamp Info Desk. THURSDAY 11/15/01 Shape Gender Identity." and Founders on Thursday. ♦ Tue.-Fn. Hiroshima's spirit Black is best known for his University professor and Tickets are $8 for students 9 a m.-5p.m. numerous appearances on director of Women's Studies, and $10 for non-students. McFall Center Gallery "The Daily Show" and his Vickie Rutledge-Shields, will The show is being spon- Men's Basketball at Ole Photographs and artwork com- lead the discussion. stand-up comedy. Black was sored by the University Miss Top of the World memorating the Hiroshima bomb- Rutledge-Shields will be also selected as the Activities Organization, for Classic ing will be on display on exhibit at U. PHOTO PROVIDED Outstanding Male Comedian more information call 419-372- offering insight into her new 9 p.m. Comedian Lewis Black. for 2001, at the American 2486. book, "Measuring Up: How Oxford. Mississippi Somebody Else's Dream: CAMPUS BUZZ Advertising Images Shape at Fairbanks. Alaska Gregory Barsamain On August 6,1945, as the Gender Identity." The book Tue.-Fri. atomic bomb named "Little examines advertising as more 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bo/' was dropped on the than simply a way to sell CAMPUS CINEMA Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Japanese city of Hiroshima, products and to part con- Using kinetic sculptures that per- destroying 90% of the city and sumers from their money. It form low-tech transformations causing nearly 130,000 casual- sees advertising and the through the employment of rota- ties. Three days later the bomb advertising industry as a vehi- lion and strobe lights, he con- BSU to screen 'Hurricane' Hockey vs. Wayne Slate called "Fat Man" was dropped cle for espousing the larger structs narratives that recall the 7 p in intensity and mystery of dream on Nagasaki causing similar views of a body-obsessed cul- BGSU Ice fVrcna images. . results and the world and its ture. "The Hurricane" politics were never the same "Measuring Up," features • *• again. contributions by University of Open Links: A Jewelry 1999 ♦SATURDAY 11/17/01 This week the Asian Studies Louisville professor Dawn and Metals Exhibition Universal pictures Program is hosting the "Spirit of Heineken. Tue.-Fn. Starring: Hiroshima Exhibition," which For more information call Dcnzcl Washington 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Willard Wankelman Gallery will feature photographs, draw- 419-372-7227. Vicellous Rcon Shannon Hockey a! Wayne State Contemporary artists Leslie ings and posters about the use 7 p.m. of atomic weapons. There will Leupp. Pat Nelson, Marjonc PHOTO PROVIDED Detroit, Michigan THE CAMPUS This Tuesday, the Black Schick, Sam Shaw and Felicia also be testimonies by atomic Student Union will present a Szorad will be featured in this survivors Setsuko Thurlow, Hiroshima a few days after August 6,1945. Images like this are featured at the exhibit. exhibition. free screening of director Volleyball vs. Toledo Fumiko Sora and Miyoko BUZZ Norman Jewison's biographi- 7 p.m. Matsubara who lived in 115 of the Education building on from the Japan Foundation, Hiroshima Jogakuin University cal drama, "The Hurricane." PHOTO PROVIDED Anderson Arena Gospel Choir will be Hiroshima during the attack. Thursday, Nov. 15, at 230 p.m.. Ethnic Cultural Arts Program, Professor Osnmu Shinohara. 202 West Hall "The Hurricane" is a selling tickets for According to the Asian The exhibit will also feature a Oberlin College, BGSU Greeting by President Sidney A. Denzel Washington stars as Ruben 'The Hurricane' Carter Studies Program many atomic lecture entitled a 'Talk on Foundation, Hiroshima Peace Ribeau, BGSU dramatization of the life of Womens Basketball al "Gospel Explosion" a role in which he was nominated for an Oscar. bomb survivors have devoted Peace," which will include Memorial Museum and the Ruben "Hurricane" Carter, a Tue.-Fri. Bowling Green, Oh 43402 racial injustice and institutional Shannon as a young student Youngstown State speakers Tsugikazu Nishigakim BGSU Department of History. Testimony: Teleconference" celebrated boxer who was 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. their lives to peace. This exhibit racism. inspired by Carter's story. The 7 p.m. presents their memories, a and Osamu Shinohara from talk with a survivor in Hiroshima, Phone: (419) 372-2440 wrongfully imprisoned for Youngstown, Ohio Table in Olscamp Carter's plight gains nation- interplay between Washington record of their lives in the after- Hiroshima Jogakuen University. Spirit of Hiroshima Exhibition Miyoko Matsubara Wed. Nov. 14, 8 Fax: (419) 372-0202 murder. Denzel Washington por- al attention when a group of and Shannon is indelible, giv- math of the bombings, and their "The Spirit of rlirosruma Schedule: p.m. - 9 pm, in 205 Olscamp Hall e-mail: buz2(S)bgnetbgsu.edu academics portrayed by Live ing the picture a core of Next Question hopes of a world free from Exhibition: Hellfire and Its (50 seals capacity). Greeting by John trays Carter in a volcanic, Tue.-Fri. Schreiber, Debra Kara Unger authenticity that helps it rise nuclear war. Survivors for Peace," continues Reception: Nov. 13, Tue. 11 am. Quinn, Mayor, The City of Bowling heart-breaking performance, 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Staff: and John Hannah begin a above its more conventional through Nov. 16 at the BGSU - noon, at McFall Center Ollery. Green. which received an Oscar nomi- Kennedy Green Room On Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 8 McFall Center Gallery. The exhi- Tony Recznik, Editor nation. grass-roots campaign to free elements and poorly drawn A collaborative artist team, com- p.m. in 205 Olscamp the testi- him. supporting cast. bition of photographs, drawings Talk on Peace Education: Testimony: Setsuko Thurlow April Elliott, Asst. Editor The film traces his develop- posed of Emily Blair, Michelle mony from Matsubara will be ment from boxer to a wrong- The most notable support- For more information call" llluminato and Phuong Nguyen, conducted by teleconference and posters can be seen Nov. 14. Wed. 11 am - Noon, at (Survivor lives in Toronto, Canada) ErikPepple, Copy Chief between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. fully accused murderer who ing performance, however, 419-372-2692. address issues of cultural signifi- from Hiroshima, where the sur- McFall Center Assembly Room. and Fumiko Sora (Survivor lives in cance. Admission is free. The exhibit is becomes a leading voice about comes from Vicellous Reon BY ERIK PEPPLE, BUZZ WRITER vivor still lives. Thurlow and Speakers will include Peace Hiroshima, Japan). Thurs. Nov. 15, Sora will be speaking in room sponsored by the BGSU Asian Education at Hiroshima Jogakuin 230 p.m.-4:30 p.m., in 115 Studies Program with support President Tsugikazu Nishigaki and Education Building. THE CAMPUS BUZZ email: [email protected]

ronmentalism. ♦TUESDAY 11/13/01 Tickets can be picked up at the Moore Eva Marie Saint Theatre Information Table for Musical Arts Center Box Office. This Pulitzer Prize-winning story is of CBA Student Business Jehovah's Witness the extraordinary Antrobus family Classical Guitar Ensemble Organization Fair 8:30 a.m. -3 p.m Meeting for Society for through the ages of lone Ultimately Holiday Cooking class at El Noon Noon University Hall Creative Anachronism bewitched and befuddled by countless Meson with the Dayton Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical BA 3rd Floor Lounge 8 p.m. -10 p.m. cataclysms and wars, they arc the peo- Chapter. Arts Center This is an opportunity for students to Great American Smoke-Out BA 101 ple itt which heroes and buffoons arc 11 p.m. Free and open to the public. interact with the College of Business 10 a.m. -3 p.m. made. Their survival is the wacky tes- El Meson in West C'arrolton Administration's Student Olscamp Lobby tament to the triumph of the human Learn the secrets of preparing won- DACs: Scott Smallwood Organizations Pick up your quit smoking kits spirit. Tickets are SI 0 for adults and derful Spanish dishes tor this holiday and Curtis Bahn, electroa- Sponsored by the Student Health senior citizens, and S5 for children season The cost is S25. Please coustic music Education Abroad Pre- Service. Wellness Connection and Cow Plopping sponsored by undei 12 To order contact the box reserve a scat by calling Kristin 8 p.m. departure Orientation ODADAS Delta Sigma Pi office at 372-2719. Nelson at 252-1416. or send an e mail Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical 3 p.m. 1 p.m. -4 p.m. to lopeachesS^ sol com by November Arts Center ll03OffenhauerWest New Music Ensemble Behind Anderson Arena 10 Free and open to the public. This orientation session is for all stu- Noon dents who plan to study abroad during Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical Department of Theatre pre- Feminist Media Studies ♦SATURDAY 11/17/01 the 2002 spring semester. \u- Center Today: How Advertising and sents "Skin of our Teeth" by ♦WEDNESDAY 11/14/01 Free and open to the public TV Images Shape Gender NAACP Social Thornton Wilder Black Student Union Black Identity 10 pm. -2 am. 2 pm Week Step Show CBA Student Business 2 p.m Lpplei South Gym Eva Mane Saini Theatre Education Abroad Display 7 pm.-II p.m. Organization Fair The Women's Centei - 107 Hanna This wonderfully wise Pulitzer Prize- Table OLSC 101 Noon Hall w inning story is of the extraordinary 11 a.m. BA 3rd Floor Lounge Department of Theatre pre- Antrobus family through the ages of Off-Campus Student Center. Moseley Bryan Chamber Series This is an opportunity for students to GSS Assembly Meeting sents "Skin of our Teeth" by time Ultimately bewitched and Hall 8 p.m. interact with the College of Business 3 p.m. -5 p.m Thornton Wilder befuddled by countless cataclysms A representative from the Center for Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical Administration's Student Held by Graduate Student Senate 8 p.m. and wars, they arc the people of International Programs will be avail- Arts Center Organizations. Eva Marie Saint Theatre which heroes and buffoons are made. able to talk with students about study Free and open to the public. How To Prevent the Nasties! This Pulitzer Prize-winning story is of Their survival is the wacky testament abroad, travel abroad, volunteer Holiday Sounds of Colonial (Condom Rally) the extraordinary Antrobus family to the triumph of the human spirit. abroad and work abroad programs Williamsburg 3:30 p.m. -6 p.m. through the ages of time. Ultimately Tickets arc SI0 for adults and senior A scene from the upcoming BGSU Theatre production of "The Skin of Our Teeth," cast members from left include: Mary Beth White, James ♦THURSDAY 11/15/01 Noon Education Steps bewitched and befuddled by countless citizens, and S5 for children under 12. Williams. Megan McNemy, Lindsay Ruehl and J. Michael Bestul. Brown Bag Lunch Series - 101B Olscamp To order contact the box office at 372- Arts & Sciences Forum Scries. We Indianapolis Alumni Chapter Poetry and Fiction Readings spon- Khleifi s sincere examination of the Learn about STD's! Free Condoms! cataclysms and wars, they arc the peo- Vegetarianism as Common Two musical interpreters. Scottish fid- ple of which heroes and buffoons are 2719. wish to invite anyone who is interest- Happy Hours sored by the BGSU Creative Writing Arab-Israeli conflict set in an Arab Ground Communicating Essentials dler David Gardner and Irish harpist Black Student Union Week made. Their survival is the wacky tes- ed to join us for lunch A S7 95 baked 5 p.m Program. Mid-Amcncan Review, and village Noon Building Blocks for Stephen Moore, will offer a pre-holi- Event Comedy Show tament to the triumph of the human Band-O-Rama potato buffet with dessert will begin Champps, Keystone at the Crossing English Department Women's Center. 107 Hanna Hall day concert featuring festive carols 3 p.m. Business Success at 12 noon. Those wishing to come at Guest Artist: Airmen of 7 p.m. -II p.m. spirit. Tickets are SI0 for adults and Gina Varrichio, President of BGVeg, 8:30 a.m. -II a.m. and jolly ballads from the British senior citizens, and $5 for children Anderson Arena 12:30 p.m. for the lecture only arc Poetry Reading—Linda Urs al-jalil / Wedding in Note OLSC 101 will lead a discussion on the intercon- Discounts available, call for informa- Isles. The concert reflects the wide Open to the public. Ticket price is $5 welcome Reservations were due Nov. Gregg, poet and author of Galilee 8 p.m under 12. To order contact the box nectedness of vegetarianism and other tion Continuing Education. variety of musical influences typical Department of Theatre pre- for general admission. For more infor- 9. For more information, contact the Things and Flesh 7:30 p.m. Kobackcr Hall, Moore Musical Arts office at 372-2719. social justice movements. Some of the International & Summer Programs of early Virginia and includes holiday sents "Skin of our Teeth" by College of Arts & Sciences at 372- 7:30 p.m Gish Film Theater Center overlapping topics will be racial prej- 419-372-8181 or toll-free 877-650- music from more than three centuries Thornton Wilder 2340 or [email protected]. Proul Chapel (1987) Israel. 113 minutes Michel Event is free but tickets are required. udice, economic disparity, and envi- 8165. The concert is part of the College of 8 pm