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ByCrarfUford ed among 60-70 organizations. The SOFB had proposed to put money for transportation, where CHIEF REPORTER Last year the total amount of caps on things such as how another organization doesn't," CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS REQUEST FUNDS Every year at this time, each of money that was applied for was much an organization could he said. "One group may need University campus organizations make their requests to the Student the University's campus organi- $400,000. This year it is $350,000. receive toward T-shirts or other more money for conferences Organization Funding board for their programs. zations make their pitch to the In an attempt to curb the promotional items. and another group may not need Student Organization Funding money problem in the future "We always want to be flexible, as much." Total amount requested this year: $ 350,000 Board in order to receive money Wilson and the SOFB drew up we don't want to be limiting, we There is already a cap limiting for their program. new guidelines to be approved want to promote growth," said no more than 10% of the Total amount requested last year: $400,000 In the past two years, however, by its overseer, the Student Marcos Popovich, chair of SBC. $200,000 to be given to any one the organizations have applied Budget Committee (SBC). These Popovich said that the caps organization. Wilson said he Budget available: $ 200.000 for more money than the board guidelines are currently under would be detrimental because thought additional caps were was able to allocate. review by the SBC each organization needs differ- necessary because "we would Number of organizations: 60-70 According to Rashod Wilson, However, the committee did ent amounts of money for differ- have to cut $150,000 from some- chair of SOFB, a sum of $200,000 take some provisions out Several ent things. Amount available to each organization: $20,000 is available each year to be divid- caps were seen as unnecessary. "One organization could need BUOGET. PAGE 5 S-Hjrri1 Student Ofpanuation Funding Bo-trd HtUI Foi BC Nws mfflmwmMmii 1025-2001 Gen. ed. classes under review ByKatyEHsworth CAMPUS-LIFE REPORTER A smorgasbord of classes are offered to students, many despise them and others even wonder why some are required. Of course these classes are the general educa- tion classes that the University requires. General education classes have come under review recently by the Faculty Senate and some changes might be in the making. "The topic of general educa- tion has been tossed around at BGSU for a number of years," said Leigh Chiarelort, chair of the faculty senate. Mark Gromko, vice provost of academic programs, said that it is routine for all depart- ments to go through a pro- gram review. Chiarelort said that one of the concerns now is how well general education is orga- nized. As of now students pick from a list of general educa- tion classes. Whatever inter- U. benefactor, alum dies ests the students or what is recommended by an advisor or friend affects the student's By Marie Chiche but had to abandon her interest sions and student expositions. "The number one thing that *0RID UNO NATION REPORTER "The number one choice. This review will look at while raising her family. At 40, She co-founded and was a stood up was the fact she cared whether or not that is the best Dorothy Uber Bryan lost her after her children left home, she thing that stood up past president of the Medici more about other people than way and whether all of the battle against cancer on began taking art classes at was the fact that Circle, a group of patrons of the herself," Hilty said. According to classes are appropriate for Thursday at the Hospice of BGSU. School of Art who support its him, her genuine interest in general education. Northwest Ohio in Perrysburg. Her contribution to the she cared more activities through membership others was a rare quality. Other aspects of general She was 76. University started when she contributions. Bryan also served on the education are also included in Classy, proud, a magnificent about other people was still a student there. Each year, the School of Art executive committee of Pro the review. These include con- spirit and an outstanding arts "As a student here, she than herself." and Medici Circle presents the Musica, a group which sup- necting general education philanthropist were just some installed a great deal of confi- TOM HILTY, DIRECTOR OF THE Dorothy Uber Bryan Endowed ports the University's College of classes to the major field, the of the words used by her friends dence in a lot of students," said Award in her honor to recog- Musical Arts' activities. She also to describe her. Tom Hilty, director of the SCHOOL OF ART nize a faculty member for out- A native of Bowling Green, School of Art He also said she graduated for open studio ses- standing contributions or ser- BRYAN, PAGE 5 CLASSES. PAGE 5 Bryan studied art in high school kept coming back once she vice to art students. USG president vetoes frosh car bill Controversial play By Chuck Sodar dence that fewer cars would lead Popovich said that the bill did cover all of the Lot 6 overflow, sparks independence SIAFI MRIIER to less crime in the area He also not adequately represent the which extends to the 1-75 ramp. Undergraduate Student said that current plans to add entire senate. Not only did it orig- He also said that covering such a several students on campus Government President Marcos emergency phones, lighting and inally pass by only one vote, but large area with lights and phones SOUTH BEND, Ind. — had learned of the reading late Popovich vetoed a bill forbidding extended bus routes would also more than one quarter of the would be an overly expensive Following St. Mary's College Sunday night freshman to park on campus. decrease the need for more safety senate abstained from the vote way to solve the problem. president Marilou Eldred's Twelve LeMans residents The bill, originally passed by measures. "If I were to take the time to The bill's intent was not intend- announcement that student gathered in the Tower Room on USG on February 5, would have Removing the freshmen park- continue the efforts of this bill, I ed to force student involvement, organizations could not official- Sunday evening to read the revoked the freshmen parking ing privilege is not a good way to would have to see stronger sup- according to Froslear, the bill's ly sponsor a reading of The play, said Le Mans resident privilege starting in Fall 2002. promote community, according port of it within the senate," he original author. "We felt it (staying Vagina Monologues on cam- assistant Sarah Chaudoir. to Popovich. "...community and said. on campus) would compel stu- pus, groups of students have "We thought it was an impor- Supporters of the bill said it been banding together to read tanrpiece to be read," Chaudoir would improve safety conditions involvement are things that Only seven out of 24 voted to dents to want to get involved." should be encouraged and nur- the play on their own. said. "(The reading) was to in Lot 6 and Lot 6 overflow. They override the veto, falling short of Though the bill was vetoed, it One student reading of the eliminate some of the mystery." tured, but not forced," he said. also said the bill would have pro- the necessary two-thirds majori- may not be gone for good, controversial play was to be College administrators pre- moted community and involve- Members of the Resident ty- according to Froslear. "I found a held Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the vented the play from being offi- ment by encouraging freshmen Student Association agreed with One of the seven, Nick Froslear, lot of favorable comments last Regina Dance Studio, The cially sponsored by any campus to spend weekends on campus as Popovich. Unaware of his veto, senator at-large, said that addi- week on this issue," he said. Observer learned Sunday groups in late January, when opposed to going home. they passed their own resolution tional safety measures such as Later in the meeting, USG evening. While the students College president Marilou One reason Popovich vetoed urging the administration not to extra emergency phones and voted to donate $250 to the who are doing the dramatic Eldred told student organizers the bill was due to a lack of evi- adopt the original bill. added lighting probably will not University Gospel Choir. reading declined comment, she would not allow it 2 Tuesday. February 20,2001 BGNEWS Malcolm X given more personal side

By Shin Scboenbtfg Bumside, '01, Barnard College child. now pronounce you all brothers in fear of what other people Coles-Dunbar noted that U-WIRE President Judith Shapiro, She also spoke of her father's and sisters," she said afterwards. thought of him." movie heroes wear white and vil- NEW YORK - In a speech deliv- Professor Thulani Davis, 70, passion, emphasizing that it was Shabazz also challenged listen- Ford and many other atten- lains wear black as examples of ered Sunday to a packed audi- Director of the Institute for "love that put him in the fore- ers to embrace their ethnic back- dees also expressed respect for this subtle racism. She also point- ence in Barnard College's LeFrak Research in African American front, not hate." She knew him as grounds fully. Malcolm X's transformation ed out the designations of Gymnasium, Attallah Shabazz Studies Manning Marable, and the father who spent his "every- "Find that bounty (of cultural from what they called his early angel's-food cake as light and demonstrated that she is more movie and audio clips of day life being dedicated to peo- heritage) and claim it because it's separatist and militant politics, devils-food cake as dark. than the oldest of African- Malcolm X's speeches, Shabazz ple" and refusing to alter his already yours. Whoever you want and involvement with the Nation spoke to the 950 audience mem- lifestyle out of fear. Allen Glover, an African American civil rights activist to be, dare to be it," she said. "If of Islam, to his later, more peace- American who attended the lec- Malcolm X's six daughters. bers in the gymnasium and to the Shabazz stressed that her you descend from different ful ideology of racial cooperation. Shabazz is also a fifm producer, 300 people viewing a simulcast in father's philosophy came not ture with his white girlfriend, groups, you are not one-quarter Other attendees praised Jennifer SoweU, gave Malcolm X director, writer, lecturer, motiva- an upstairs room of Barnard Hall. only from him, but also from this and one-quarter that; you are Malcolm X's legacy for more per- partial credit for "the fact that I tional speaker, co-founder of a Shabazz spoke confidently to those around him. Like her 100 percent of each." sonal reasons. the large crowd, often stopping to father, Shabazz said she is the can live freely in New York City as motivational theater group called Attendees cited a variety of rea- Isabelle Coles-Dunbar lived in Nucleus, and president of Prism ask the audience if it understood product of a long lineage of an equal with a modicum of sons for attending the lecture. the same house that Malcolm X's International, an organization her points. Her rapport with the ancestors with distinguished his- decency- Sheila Garden, a member of family moved into after their dedicated to building under- audience was obvious through tories. Garden said that she personal- the Marxist-humanist organiza- house was bombed toward the standing between cultural her joking and through the stand- She told the audience that her tion News and Letters, said she ly identified with Malcolm X as an ing ovation she received after her father had taught her that "we are end of Malcolm X's life. She groups. attended Shabazz's lecture activist for "a total transforma- Her speech commemorated speech concluded. all descendants of a continuum" recalled that even during her because she regards Malcolm X tion of society." Malcolm X's last public address, Shabazz presented a more per- and therefore should not judge childhood "he made us aware of Shabazz's speech moved which also took place in the sonal side of Malcom X, calling each other based on lineage. as a "crucial freedom fighter." who we were and the political LeFrak Gymnasium, exactly 36 him her "first buddy," a free- To illustrate her point, Shabazz lamye Ford, a first-year GSAS games that were played on us," Brooke Bowzer, BC '02, to tears. years ago, only three days before thinking father who treated her to told audience members to intro- student, said she admires she said. "He gave me self-esteem She called it "the most real the civil rights leader was assassi- ice cream to celebrate high test duce themselves to the people Malcolm X because of "his ... and taught me about the psy- speech I ever heard" and said that nated. scores and who treated her with whom they were sitting next to. courage to say what he thought chological games that are still it "included words I want to live After introductions by Ebony dignity, even when she was a "By the power invested in me, I and not to filter his perspectives played on us by the media" by for the rest of my life." IU Theta Chi Affirmative action case goes to judge By ten Fish standardized test scores and said. charter revoked U-WIRE grade point averages. Payton also stressed the Law DETROIT - With a final Each side had a final 45 min- School's dedication to diversity By Cory Schouten mail Friday morning. have until mid-March to vacate promise to do his best in deliver- utes to plead their case to for educational benefits. "We U-HIRE Alpha Iota chapter president their house, Westol said. ing a decision, U.S. District Judge Friedman in closing arguments. would not use race if we didn't BLOOM1NGTON, Ind. - David Friedmann, a sopho- The chapter was also required Bernard Friedman rose from the "We believe, as we have from the have to in order to obtain the Theta Chi's national organiza- more, could not be reached for to submit a formal response to a bench and walked swiftly to his beginning, that no consideration meaningful numbers (of minori- tion revoked the Indiana comment this weekend. His Theta Chi committee's recom- chambers, ending one of the of race can ever be lawful and ties)," he said. "We are in this to University chapter's charter Bloomington lawyers also could mendation that the chapter's most highly anticipated trials on justified," began Center for get the benefits of diversity." Friday because of a Ian. 27 party not be reached for comment charter be revoked. Theta Chi the future of affirmative action in Individual Rights lead counsel Payton concluded his argu- at the house. Alcohol was served Friday. International received the chap- higher education. KirkKolbo. ments by urging the judge to at the party, a violation of the Theta Chi had been suspend- ter's brief response Thursday, It was a somewhat anti-cli- "It is straightforward and clear remember the role law schools chapter's probation, said David ed by its ruling body since Feb. 1 Westol said. mactic conclusion to a trial that that race is an enormous factor play in training future leaders, Westol, executive director of and by the University since Feb. "I did not expect a lengthy has elicited an array of emotions in admissions and (is applied) in and referred to the language in Theta Chi fraternity. 7, pending the completion of an response," he said. "It was more -- from the somewhat dry statis- so pervasive and in such a sys- Powell's opinion that called The party is also at the center investigation into Korona's of an acknowledgment." tical analysis of admissions deci- tematic matter that it has yielded diversity a compelling govern- of the IU Police Department's death. IUPD D_ Jerry Minger said sions to the emotionally charged two different standards of ment interest. investigation into freshman The toss of the charter will not IUPD will complete its investi- testimony of students the deci- admissions." "Compelling is almost too Scth Korona's death. affect the IU Police Department gation in the next few days. sion will ultimately affect the Kolbo continued to say that he tame a word - this is an educa- Korona, 19, died Feb. 4 from a investigation or potential Minger said Lt. Steve Fiscus, most was "surprised at the extent (the tional necessity," he said. skull fracture. University offi- University action after the who is conducting the investi- And it was students who filled University) wants it both ways." In contrast to the legal argu- cials said they believe he suf- investigation, said Dean of gation, hopes to speak to about the courtroom Friday to capaci- The University, he said, seems to ments made by Kolbo and fered the fracture at the Ian. 27 Students Richard McKaig. 30 people. ty, flowing outside to the hallway argue that they have a system Payton, lead counsel for the party. "We'll still be proceeding with Minger said he expects the where a picture of Ruby Bridges, where race is only one of many intervening defendants Miranda Alcohol served at the party our own process," McKaig said. investigation into Korona's the first black child to integrate factors but also argues race is so Massie appealed to Friedman's violated written conditions of a "Their removing their charter death to be completed by her elementary school hangs in important that ending the use of sense of justice in making his lanuary 2000 probation from means there's not a Theta Chi Wednesday. Once the police celebration of the 1954 Brown v. affirmative action would result decision. the national organization, chapter here, but you haven't report is filed, it will be shared Board of Education decision. in a devastating drop in minority "The future of affirmative Westol said. heard the University's deci- with the coroner, Minger said. In drafting his decision, enrollment. action and integration is my The Theta Chi Grand Chapter sion." Westol said he hopes to see Friedman will address the fol- "They are pleading alternative future and it is part of your - composed of eight Theta Chi McKaig said the University Theta Chi eventually return to lowing: facts.... and they just can't have it future," she told the judge. alumni from across the country could take action against indi- campus. • To what extent race is taken both ways," he said. "It's all of our future. It's the - made the decision to revoke viduals or set parameters on "We would do so only with into account when evaluating an University lead counsel John future of everyone in this age the charter during a conference allowing the fraternity to return the permission and blessing of applicant Payton reiterated the position regardless of age, gender, race. call late Thursday night, Westol to campus. the University and the • Whether the University of that the University evaluates It's the future of the thousands said. Westol said Theta Chi Interfratemity Council," Westol Michigan Law School's use of applicants on a case-by-case of people across the state of The decision means IU's International had enough evi- said. "The standard is normally race creates a double standard basis. Michigan. We'll move forward Alpha lota chapter, 1440 N. dence to revoke Alpha Iota's three years." that favors less-qualified minori- "We consider race as a factor together or we'll move back. We Jordan Ave., will not exist at IU charter, even as the IU investi- If the University allows recol- ty applicants. in our admissions process - we can make more steps to equality for at least three years, Westol gation continues. onization in the next few years, • If race should be used to off- never denied it Does it make a and to justice and to democracy. said. Theta Chi was evicted by its Westol said, current members set the advantages white appli- difference? Of course. We've It's all our future. Help make it a Members were notified by e- landlord last week. Members would not be eligible. cants may have in evaluating never said otherwise," Payton bright one."

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www.bgn8ws.com/opinion PLANE CRASH KILLS GENERAL YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — One of the most powerful generals in Myanmar's military junta, Lt. Gen. Tin Oo, 67, was killed Monday in a helicopter crash that left 14 others missing, the government said. A Cabinet minis- ter and seven junta officials appeared to be among the missing. OPINION EDITORIAL Student organizations need more The University's Student expenses on top of that. could be done to help this situa- University. many other ways to generate Organization Funding Board gets Other organizations put on YOU DECIDE tion and get all of our student Finally, the best bet for the income. Creativity will go a long $200,000, which it must allocate fundraisers and events, which organizations the money they organizations is probably to way. between 60-70 different campus feel they need to survive. cost a good deal of money. The How do you think student accept what they can get from the So, while the SOFB may not organizations. This appears to be Black Student Union just recently organizations should raise Some of the mucho bucks that SOFB and then become creative. have enough funds to give every a pretty tough task. brought in Danny Glover and funds? Let us know at sports receive could go toward There are many avenues that organization every penny they Without getting into too much Felix lustice. This must have run a [email protected] these organizations. Although the organizations can take to bal- desire, money can still be had. math, that translates out to fairly high tab. that probably would not fly ance what they get with the There are over 17,000 students on approximately 52,857 per organi- because the University most like- Some organizations do not remaining amount they need. this campus who can be hit up. zation, on average. bring in special speakers or with, organizations have to pray ly sees athletics as its main source As Rashod Wilson, SOFB chair, For starters, fundraising can This is not very much money, famous bands. However, they they can get all they need from of revenue. said, it is probably not likely that work. Sell things, not just T-shirts considering what some organiza- may travel for conventions or there. While all the organizations Another avenue that can be the board will get much more, if or hats. New ideas will equal tions need to exist on this cam- survive on fundraisers. Money for who apply do get some money, it taken is to raise student fees. any more funds to work with. more sales, which will in turn pus Take, for example. UAO. The these things needs to come from is no sure bet that any of them Again, major problem here. This Therefore, the campus organiza- yearly concert they attempt to somewhere. will get all that they feel they need would seriously tick off a number mean more profit. tions will have to come up with put on costs nearly this amount, Because the SOFB does not and ask for. of students, if not all of them. If selling is not the right path some of their own means of alone. Then they have other have very much money to work There are many things that That would be very bad for the for an organization, there are money-making. U WIRE COLUMN PEOPLE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Offending our ON THE STREET What is the coolest or accept, consciously and I remember your columns a expectations thing that has ever Celebrate unconsciously, that may repre- year or two before you wrote happened to you? sent discrimination in any way. them, when they appeared with AT ISSUE Society has a double standard in the case of diversity by 1 invite all of you to respond the byline "Brian Taylor" (former and take a stand against discrim- BG News opinion editor). Brian multicultural images. being inclusive inatory comments made in front wrote a column about masturba- ELOOMINGTON. Ind. — Its SARITA of you, even if it does nut affect tion that caused such public not enough to just storm red- CHOUREY you directly. I encourage you to uproar that even to this day peo- faced from the gallery. What I would like to express my open your mind and think that ple like me remember it and peo- Mayor Rudolph Giuliani doesn't Indiana U. opinion in reference to the article people who are different from ple like you try to emulate it like gets a righteous whack with on Hate Crimes on Friday, Feb. you are not good or bad, by the If shock journalism is your bag, his mayor-club. That's why he 16. As an international student fact that they are different They you really ought to rum in your told reporters that Renee Cox's is out of bounds and what is TALI A ROUSSEAU and a racial minority, 1 have are people just like you and me. press pass and pen and latch on "Yo' Mama's Last Supper," a rein- appropriate for them. This has learned that we all have a lot of So stop discrimination in those with the Enquirer. terpretation of Leonardo da rung true throughout history. AMYMALLERY work to do to educate and fight around you and in yourself! The worst part about both of Vinci's "The Last Supper" that Creative rights have often been SOPHOMORES against discrimination. Give yourself a chance and your columns is that neither of Whatever the form, reason or depicts Jesus as a nude, black directly tied to civil rights. PSYCHOLOGY & make your world a better place. them were very shocking or female, is "disgusting," "outra- America devours black music, manifestation that discrimina- There is no need to change your thought-provoking at alL All you geous" and "anti-Catholic." He humor, dance, fashion, slang and NURSING tion may come up, it represents a life, your religious beliefs or you did was write a spiteful (Kinzel)/ step backward in humanity. As wants to cut the Brooklyn culture. Photographer Renee Cox. "We met David Bowie entire life, ■ but leam to respect immature (Engelman) column Museum's funding. He wants to far from devouring Catholicism, human beings and as people, we those who are not like you and that just happened to come out create a task force. merely seeks to explore it. A at the College of are all different, we all have differ- approach them. Perhaps in their on President's Day. which I'm In 19% Sam Taylor-Wood, a lamaican-bom Catholic herself, Wooster and followed ent ideas, thoughts, beliefs, etc. difference, they may be strug- sure you hoped would piss off white, British artist showed her Cox should not be charged with him around with a Because many of us come from gling to have friends while they some U. higher-ups. piece "Wrecked," which depicted trespassing on her own religion different cultures and have differ- fight with the part that makes Thanks to you, we can look for- jesus in "The Last Supper" as a simply because she's black. video camera." ent mother tongues, then them different from you. ward to more scathingly boring nude, white woman, at the Cox is not trying to win a presi- unavoidably we come across as Think of the guy who may be and childish columns every Brooklyn Museum. No one dential election. Nor is she trying different. We all nave different suffering while trying to decide President's Day from here on out arched an eyebrow. Not even the to mislead anyone. One political accents, skin color, and certainly I on his sexuality; think on how a kind of useless tradition perpet- now-blustering Catholic 1-eague party marched crowds of blacks would dare to say that some of hard it is to speak to strangers and uated year after year by the egos for Religious and Civil Rights. and minorities across its national you may say that we may even even more if you are in a foreign of hack writers. What's going on here? convention stage last November smell different, but that may be country and your language skills The lettuce is yellow. The water Giuliani is lucky he can use his in a truly bizarre attempt to coat due to different food and meal are limited; think of those who is disgusting. There arent enough elected position to make his per- its image in faux-multicultural- habits. have a disability and have to work minority students. Freshmen sonal taste in art matter to every- ism. It deliberately misrepresent- CASSANDRA TAYLOR Nevertheless, it is not admissi- twice as hard as you to complete drink too much and generally one. Our heads must whip ed its demographics and policies GRADUATE ble or acceptable, under any rea- the same assignments... make asses of themselves. I'll around to see what's rubbed him by showing more minorities on son, to treat any other person as Stop, think and be proactive, be grant those as facts. However, the wrong way this time. But what the stage than in the audience. AMER. CULTURE STUDIES inferior or to restrict his or her accepting and inclusive. Perhaps those same kids who will be if the mayor just didn't "get it"? Our entire nation laughed about "Got to live in freedom to be who she or he is. It some day you may be a minority obnoxious freshmen next year There's always that risk when you it afterwards. A lot was riding on is just not right nor fair. We do not in some circumstance and wish need to be given a chance to walk into an art museum. People the false advertising. Germany for ten need to agree with everybody's you would have been different to make an informed decision on like that risk. By contrast, what does Cox montiis." lifestyle, be it gay, bi or any other. those who were different from the merits of our school based on But Giuliani's looking out for stand to gain by changing the skin In relation to religion, most of you in the past their own observations, not just the people's tax dollars, too. color of jesus and the apostles in us here are Christian, but we have Again, we can not change the the University's propaganda. Instead of funding a museum, a her piece entitled "Yo' Mama's to respect others who believe that whole world, but we can change They don't need you to point city subsidy of 57.2 million annu- Last Supper?" Nothing, really, their own religion, whatever it our own world for the better and out everything that's wrong for ally, Giuliani has threatened to except a quirky, humorous and, may be, is as valid as we think make it nice for those around us. them. That's a parent's job, and as create a censorship task force to like it or not, thought-provoking ours is About language, we have That is all we can do, and that is far as I could tell from observing "set decency standards for those piece of art. "For me it was about to understand that just because all that is expected from us. on President's Day, Kurt Kinzel institutions that are using ... the taking these images that were someone, like me, has an accent and Brian Engelman are not a taxpayers' money." Hopefully the held up to me as high art, and this HAKIM OLIVER doesn't mean that person is less Angela Gomez thousand high schoolers' par- lawsuit mania that erupts won't is it; and flipping the script and intelligent or is not able to under- [email protected] ents. be too expensive. I heard that if putting in people of color," Cox SOPHOMORE stand as efficiently complex you have 40 lawsuits in a month, said to Cable News Network- SPECIAL EDUCATION ideas, or to acquire knowledge at Ross Nipson the next one's half off. Financial. anyleveL ross_nipsonSyarioo.com When you think of Giuliani Representation rignts should "Any success I had, Celebrating diversity means actually trying to set up rules for flow both ways. Even before that, that made my mom accepting people as people, Open letter to art displayed in a museum, vari- though, we should ask what the happy." . respecting them as they are or ous censorship reflexes should motives are behind certain cul- they want to be because that is Engelman, SUBMISSION POL spasm throughout your body. At tural juxtapositions. Do they seek who they are. No one, neither you The K News gladly | night, you should wake up lath- to exploit or mislead others? nor me, has the right to choose Kinzel to the Editor and Guest ( ered In sweat from a dream where Maybe they simply make us ask for others what is right or what is the Brooklyn Museum had noth- questions. Why are minorities wrong. On the contrary, by com- Letters should be less t words end Guest Columns« ing but paintings of sailboats, fruit used to create an image when it munication, understanding and Congratulations. Yon really and golden retriever puppies. suits others, whether showing tolerance we can find the key to blew the lid off of this one 500 to 700 words. Name. J More perverse than that is the strictly women of color on crisis have a peaceful and happy world. I never knew that BGSU was number and address I real notion that the cultural pregnancy billboards along the This is not easy of course. We, such a horrific place and that we Included for* exchange we seem to be so proud highway or gathering minorities JEN WOOD each one of us, cannot change all live in squalor on par with Civil missions may be ed of in this country in some ways up for a ridiculous, token-flaunt- SOPHOMORE the whole world. I know thai But War era prison camps. I had no length and dart* f only runs in one direction. Guess ing political convention? Both we certainly can change our own idea that "radio fellatio" was such attacks and i which direction. The right to con- actions attempt to convey some- ENGLISH world and those around us in a common occurrence. Thanks slons wn not bt | trol and manipulate images is one thing less than authentic to the "Being on People on positive ways, toward more toler- not only from me, but also from submissions to the Qt that marks and maintains the outside world. Meanwhile, Cox is ance and personal improvement. the thousands of prospective stu- box at 210 West Had o dominant culture. It tells others imagining herself outside of what the Street, to get back I invite each reader to think about dents who came here on which limited roles and contexts the guys in charge have pre- at Paul for being the ideas, thoughts, jokes and President's Day to see what BGSU the subject Mr*' they may see themselves in, what scribed for her. worthless." attitudes that you may have, say has to offer. ta-or-paAT

EDITORIAL BOARD T|">V §\ www.bgnews.com 210 West Hall KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PHOTO EDITOR Bowling Green MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR State University Bowling Green, MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, ON-UNE EDITOR Ohio 43403 Phone:(419)372-6966 PETE STEHA, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Fax:(419)372-6967 E-mail: ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR [email protected] HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF BGSEWS■JL*J \_A AMYJO L. BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J. MICHAEL BESTUL OPINION EDITOR * CRAIG GIFFORD, CHIEF REPORTER B6 NEWS Tuesday, February 20,2001 5 Bryan gave Gen eds much to art, help make Getting to the point- literaUy music connection By Andre Vriesman "Acupuncture is gradually "I would find people who were what you're going for." U-WIIE CLASSES. FROM PAGE 1 being integrated into our culture. absolutely hostile toward me Kailin also practices the tech- departments CORVALUS, Ore. - David Kailin It doesn't happen overnight," because I practiced Chinese niques of "coining" (gua-sha) and instructional level and skills believes that the power to heal Kailin said. "It is one tool among medicine," Kailin said. BRYAN, FROM PAGE 5 "cupping." Coining is a dermal and concepts. often Lies in a very thin needle. many tools." But scientific research has Kailin, acupuncturist at Oregon Acupuncture is the insertion of shown acupuncture to have sig- friction technique used to move supported other campus Chiarelott said that the blood. Cupping, the application first proposal is to help stu- State University Student Health thin, sterile steel needles under nificant medical effects. Both the groups and programs, such as Services, delivered his lecture the skin, which helps to promote National Institutes of Health and of suction cups to acupuncture the Friends of the University dents see the connection between their major field "Integration of Acupuncture in the flow of energy throughout the Win Id Health Organization have loci, serves a similar purpose. Libraries, the Gish Film American Medicine" Wednesday body. According to Kailin, recognized acupuncture as an Theater and the art therapy and general education Both are used to deliver stagnant in the Memorial Union. acupuncture draws on the body's effective method of treatment for program. classes. blood in muscle meridians, stim- A common problem Used for thousands of years in ability to heal itself. many disorders, including chron- ulating energy. Kailin also recom- Most students on campus China, acupuncture is becoming "One seeks to balance the ic pain, headache, arthritis and know her name through the among students and facul- mends dietary therapy and occa- ty with the general educa- an accepted method of treatment body, to make harmony so one asthma Dorothy Uber Bryan art for ailments ranging from might heal themself," Kailin said. "Acupuncture can indeed be sionally, herbal medicines to his gallery in the art building and tion program is that the migraine headaches to back pain Kailin said that acupuncture used to stimulate the immune patients. Bryan Recital Hall in the classes are not connected to student's majors. Taking and the common cold, Kailin has not always been accepted in system," Kailin said. "My practice at student health Moore Musical Arts Center. said. Kailin practices many forms of She and her husband, Ashel classes that do not pertain Western medicine, but it has is Limited to students," Kailin said. to a major seem pointless Kailin, a licensed acupunctur- been growing in popularity since acupuncture, including electro- "I see some very dedicated ath- Bryan, were the main contrib- ist, has studied Chinese medicine acupuncture - the use of electri- utors for the Bryan Recital to many students. the 1970s. According to Kailin, 38 letes and ordinary students with for 32 years and practiced states currently allow non-med- cal current to stimulate healing Hall, where all the students "I think that we probably acupuncture since 1978. He has ical doctors to practice acupunc- and acupressure. very ordinary problems." and faculty perform their have to take them to get a Kailin offers acupuncture treat- broader knowledge, but practiced in Corvallis for the past ture with a license. "You feel a very light needle recitals. six years, and at Student Health prick, and then a very tired mus- ments at SHS for $40 per treat- "IVe know Dorothy as an then some of the classes are And in the past, fewer people Services for three years. shared Kaibn's views on healing. cle feeling" Kailin said. "That's ment artist and a friend, she was just too broad," said Becky a wonderful member of the Hoelter, senior. Bowling Green community," Hoeher went on to say said Dick Kennell, the interim that some classes do relate dean of the College of Musical to majors, but then some Art. He also added that do not She said that a gen- Dorothy Bryan was interested eral education psychology Beware of costly Groups hope for in everybody, the students as class that she took helped much as the faculty. her in child psychology, but In recognition of her then she had to take a sci- overseas phone scam numerous contributions, she ence class that had nothing more money received an honorary Doctor to do with her major because she is not major- By Rachel Richardson are common. cost, the SOFB might say that of Fine Arts degree and an U-WIRE BUDGET. FROM PAGE 1 honorary Alumnus Award ing in science. "There are several scams like it's a little too much, the money from the University. A second proposal is the STILLWATER, Okla - A tele- this out there," he said. "This is where, which is unfortunate." could be spent elsewhere." Some of her most well- instructional level, which phone scam that recently hit not the only one right now." The two groups are working What the two committees are known paintings, "The looks at lecture classes of Stillwater could result in tele- Benningfield said a number together to come up with a way hoping for is that more money Chemo Scries," were inspired 300 and whether that is the phone customers losing thou- with an 809 area code is not the in which they will be able to will be put toward the alloca- by her experience with best way lo get students sands of dollars. only number people could be provide each organization with tion process in the future. chemotherapy. Prints of the involved. With smaller The scam involves a tele- asked to call. the amount they request. "We need more funds for our paintings were sold with a classes, students would be phone call or e-mail in which a According to the AT&T Web In the meantime, Popovich student organizations," portion of the proceeds going able to get to know their person will receive an urgent site, international phone calls said, the committees will look at Popovich said. lo the American Cancer professor on a one-to-one message that a relative has an usually require the caller to dial what the organizations are Wilson had similar thoughts, Society. basis as well as students in emergency. It will then give 011 to begin the call; however, requesting to put money but was not very optimistic. She is survived by her hus- the class. instructions to dial a number there are locations outside the toward and decide if it is neces- "We would love to see an band, Ashel; two daughters, Students are getting a lot with an 809 area code. United States where the num- sary. "If 50 percent of an organi- increase in the budget. I per- Rebecca R. Berget and of information in their Dialing this area code is not a bers may look like domestic zation's budget consists of food sonally don't see it happening." (Catherine S. Hollingsworth; a classes, but are they getting domestic long-distance call, but long-distance calls. For example, son, David, Perrysburg; four an education. an international call to the 809, 284 and 876 are area codes grandchildren and (wo great- The third proposal are Caribbean. By dialing this type of number, a person could be in the Caribbean. Any urgent grandchildren. the skills and concepts that message that gives instructions students should be gaining charged more than $2,000 per minute, said Ron Benningfield, to call a number for more infor- If the outcome is not what mation is almost always an Former Miss Arizona is expected, then either Stillwater Police Department international number. Stacey Kole will be changes need to be made public relations officer. speaking about self- to the structure or class. Though no one in the The key to avoiding being image on Wednesday, Chiarelott said that no Stillwater area has lost money to conned is awareness, massive changes will be the scam, Benningfield warns Benningfield said. instead of Tuesday. She "If you don't recognize the will give a presentation taking place this year. people to be cautious. "I actually had a gentleman area code, call the operator and open to the entire campus When changes are made, Feel The Need to Advertise? the incoming class in the come in whose daughter find out where it is from," he at 8 p.m. in 210 Math year the changes are made received a phone call of that type said. "You can also block inter- What ever your needs, the BG News Science. There will be a will be affected, not current Tuesday," he said. 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Tuesday, February 20.2001 BG NEWS Hungarian nurse confesses to killings www.bgnews.com/world BUDAPEST, Hungary—A 23-year-old nurse, dubbed "Black Angel" by her colleagues because of the high death rates on her ward when she had night shift, has confessed to killing dozens of patients by injecting them with tranquilizers, police said Monday. She told police she started the killings a year ago. WORLD BG NEWS WORLD BRIEFING

, Mir will return to "The Mir has lived a wonderful South Pacific halfway between life and must end it in a graceful Australia and Chile in mid- Earth after 15 years way," Russian Space Agency March. The exact date will chief Yuri Koptev said at a news depend on solar activity. MOSCOW (AP) — On the eve conference. "We must discard it Some 1,500 fragments of the while we are still capable of con- of the Mir space station's 15th station are expected to survive trolling it, not turn its descent year in orbit — and less than a the fiery re-entry and fall over an into roulette that threatens the ocean area 120 miles wide by month before its scheduled entire global community." 3,600 miles long, Koptev said. dumping in the South Pacific — In recent years, the Mir has Yuri Semyonov, the head of the Russian space officials on shown signs of deteriorating and Energia company that built and Monday hailed the craft's officials want to bring it down has been running Mir, said that achievements and downplayed while it still can be controlled. the Mission Control had simulat- concerns about its planned fiery Koptev said that the Mir would ed all possible breakdowns and plunge to Earth. be directed to a stretch of the worked out possible responses.

Associated Press Photo EU Poll: English top speak English as a second lan- Swiss smokers find guage. KEEPING TABS: An unidentified Serb police officer watches ethnic Albanian positions Monday in the second language English was followed by support in cell phones village of Lucane, near Nujanovac, 270 miles south of Belgrade. French. German and Spanish BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — as the other most popular sec- BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Ever English is the top second lan- ond languages. need a friend to tell you that "just guage of choice within the 15- "Overall, English and French one" cigarette is one too many? Swiss smokers trying to quit can nation European Union, (or German to a lesser extent) Tensions rise in Balkans now get that advice any time, on according to a survey released are designated as the two most the screen of their cellular phone. By Fisnik AbrasN militants outside Kosovo, investi- bloodstained and bullet-shat- Monday. useful languages to know," the Smokers who send a one-word ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER gating the upsurge in violence tered truck that rebels said was hit The survey of 16,000 people, EU report said. that has raised tensions in the text message on their phones will LUCANE, Yugoslavia — A in a Serb anack the day before, which was conducted last According to the EU study, 47 region. receive a reply within seconds, peacekeeping team with two killing a rebel commander. December, found that 41 per- percent of Europeans cannot urging them to resist temptation. The Americans and a cent of Europeans can speak American officers on Monday Lucane lies on the edge of a speak a second language and The program is aimed primari- Slovenian officer, who entered English. In Denmark, the ventured into a village on the Lucane hours after heavy mortar buffer zone set up along the bor- only 8 percent of Europeans ly at young people, who are Netherlands and Sweden, front lines of fighting between and machinegun fire in the der between NATO-controlled can converse in three lan- unlikely to read advice brochures, Serb forces and ethnic Albanian region, poked their heads into a Kosovo and the rest of Serbia. almost 78 percent of people guages. said a program coordinator. SPRXKG CAR

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Prisons filled at record pace in Clinton years www.benews.com/nation WASHINGTON (AP) —Tough policies, more prisons, more police officers and longer sentences led to more Americans going to prison or jail during the Clinton administration than during any other, says a new report from a think tank. During Clinton's eight years in office, 673,000 people were imprisoned. NATION BG NEWS NATION 44 new cardinals named BRIEFING Brewery to highlight "It's on everyone's mind when they think of ByJeffrsraely Bridgeport, Conn., he was city embarrassment Cleveland," said Patrick ASSOCIATED PRESS *BI!E» appointed in May to succeed the CLEVELAND (AP)—The Conway, a brewery co-owner. ROME — When Archbishop late Cardinal lohn O'Connor as burning river that made "If that's the case, why not use Edward Egan relums to New York head of the prestigious New York Cleveland the butt of jokes it to our advantage?" after a short but momentous trip Archdiocese, home to 2.4 million and a symbol of urban decline Catholics. A spark from a train ignited to Rome, he will do so as a cardi- will be highlighted in a June industrial debris and oil float- 23 environmental festival. nal. He recalled his decision at age ing on the river on lune 22, Egan is among a record 44 new 13 to begin seminary studies. The Great Lakes Brewing Co., which has sold a Burning 1969, and two wooden train cardinals Pope lohn Paul II will "My big hope then was to trestles caught fire. induct as "princes" of the Roman become a pastor of a church. That River Pale Ale since it opened here 13 years ago, will host the The fire helped prompt the Catholic Church during a solemn was all I had in mind," Egan said. ceremony Wednesday. Burning River Festival to raise 1972 passage of the federal A staunch opponent of abor- money to clean up the Clean Water Act, which Three other Americans — tion, letting women become Cuyahoga River and Lake restricted dumping of indus- Washington Archbishop priests and allowing divorced Erie. trial waste into waterways. Theodore E. McCarricIc Fordham Catholics to receive Communion, University theologian Avery Egan reasserted his commitment Two found dead in fighters responding to the fire Dulles; and Monsignor Lubomyr Monday to upholding the pope's Husar, archbishop of Lviv, Saturday night in Huntington Ukraine — also will receive cardi- hard-line stance on these divisive Gallipolis house fire Township. nal rings and red hats Wednesday issues. GALUPOUS, Ohio (AP) — The cause of the fire has not at St. Peter's Square. Egan's rise to cardinal — the The deaths of two people been determined, Gallia For Egan, leader of the New traditional rank for the New York found in a house fire near this County Sheriff David Martin York Archdiocese's 2.4 million post — immediately will make southeast Ohio town are said. him a potential power broker in being investigated as a possi- Catholics, being in Rome was The Franklin County the event of a conclave to pick a ble homicide, the sheriff's "like coming back home." Coroner's office will conduct new pope, a job that falls to the office said. On Monday, he revisited the The bodies of Jennifer autopsies. marble hallways and gardens at College of Cardinals, said lohn I. Guzman, 36, and Elmer Gallipolis is about 90 miles the Pontifical North American Allen |r., Vatican correspondent Young, 37, were found by fire- College just up the Janiculum hill for the Kansas City-based southeast of Columbus. from St. Peter's where he studied National Catholic Reporter. and taught. He visited the chapel "He knows the Vatican and Scripps Howard ment and First Amendment where he was ordained in 1957. curia (Vatican administration) causes. Egan, 68, held several posts at and is very much a creature of Assaialed Press Photo donates $1 million The endowment for the the Rome seminary, and from that world," Allen said. "Many will CINCINNATI (AP) — The William R. Burleigh and EW. CARDINAL ONE: Washington Archbishop Theodore E. McCarrick lis- 1971-85, he served as a Vatican be looking to him for guidance, Scripps Howard Foundation has Scripps Professorship and the judge and law professor. and he will be a leading voice in tens to a question during an interview at Pontific al North American endowed $1 million to establish William R Burleigh Media After 12 years as archbishop of that conservative camp." College in Rome on Monday. a professorship and a media Ethics Program is intended to ethics program at Marquette establish and strengthen the University in Milwaukee in the study and practice of ethics in NEIGHBOR HELPING name of E.W. Scripps Co. and its the communications industry, Scripps officials said Monday. BG News welcomes your NEIGHBOR 11i.ii1111.in. William R. Burleigh. 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r«P5f2 EEI|iBii BGNEWS NATION Tuesday, February 20,2001 9 BGNEWS Tetanus vaccine on shortage BRIEFING Black bone-marrow By lauran Meemaani Sometimes FDA discovers Drug shortages recipient surprised »P MEDICAL «« IF « "It's really hard to talk about rationing health-threatening violations in Hoaoiab tfe facing more 3iug care. We use it [tetanus doses] 'til it's gone, a factory and temporarily halts mortage*, inouotng a huge shortage AKRON, Ohio (AP) —Both production. Of *» WLinut -acx-u* At I ie:Ag cause of eho'iage* transplant learned the donor injured patients, because of a company mergers, there are Q Watout «errwig one o* Mr* ra« was white. cems only adult versions of fewer competitors making the rnanutaciureffi QJT? m*fcmg tewus huge shortage of the crucial vac- less desirable alternatives. veocrte leawmg the one* to rr««t "Oh, this totally height- same medicines anymore and r-osortaM' oemenrjs cine tetanus vaccine, not children's Eye surgeons are stretching ened it," Frank Wise, 46. of vaccine. Centers for Disease thus fewer that can quickly pick It's one of the worst drug short- final supplies of Wydase, impor- ©From DUV^Q aadiTjyaJ ingredients to Seneca, S.C.. told the Akron Control and Prevention experts up the slack. hnsfting ne tftots « taun 11 -ro-ttv. c ages facing hospitals in years — tant in numbing eyes for cataract maw a oata* or Tetenjs recce Beacon lournal in a story and dont expect it to be the last are watching closely to see if the and other surgeries after Wyeth Shortages encourage price- shortage spreads. published Monday. "It just Shortages of medications that abruptly quit making it, too. gouging, sometimes doubling, shows that the 11 ml is still in hospitals use every day are occur- Supplies already were tight Also in short supply is the pow- says Hopkins' Gill who, a day after control. We are all one." because of production difficulties the Wydase announcement got a ring with more frequency, and erful painkiller fentanyl, and ocomp**! Food The donor, the Rev. Donald worse, they more often involve when Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories Narcan, used to reverse mor- call from a distributor with a and Orug Admrv stockpile looking to make a deaL darauon Mp southwest of Akron, invoked business decision." faced with steep medication sntMt it>«otoi*s c* (Ji -q« no shortage that has cost a life, it's a director of the lohns Hopkins CDC praises the sole remain- costs, most now keep only a few !h»y njn oul o( «Xf UMi ffvr the words of the prophet possibility that haunts doctors Hospital pharmacy. "We get dribs »wyonc*d« mimes.** Isaiah to summarize his feel- ing manufacturer — Aventis days' supply in inventory. and pharmacists struggling to and drabs of what we've ordered," ■■">■> up IXW ings. Pasteur — for working around The FDA and CDC are studying T3 tw MM cope. the clock to brew more of the mil- and pharmacists then furiously which critical drugs are most at "Those who shall wait "Its really hard to talk about lions of doses needed annually. work to stretch supplies and find risk for shortages, and FDA offi- ? upon the Lord shall renew rationing care," said Linda Tyler, Each batch takes 11 months to alternatives. cials are trying to ease the situa- their strength," was the scrip- pharmacy manager at the make, so relief isn't expected Nobody keeps good statistics, tion by finding overseas ingredi- ..' ture message sent by Kuntz. University of Utah Hospital. The before year's end. but the nation's largest hospitals ent suppliers or encouraging Oth»r druf shortage)* Wise, suffering from hospital hasn't offered adult It's not the only shortage. and the Food and Drug small drug companies to make a Fartanyfc * powtui "*u«c pfattflei leukemia, got the bone-mar- tetanus booster shots since fall, Abbott laboratories has run out Administration agree shortages larger competitor's castoff. often uteo by cancer oaiwnts row transplant two years ago. reserving scarce doses for high- are increasing from a few critical IV teupre*: For ■vwpftai feMM ca'is' of lifesaving intravenous Isuprel, To help hospitals cope fast, to revve paters m caraac arras*. The men have exchanged risk patients with bums, infected drugs a year to about a dozea , kept on hospital "crash carts" to Utah's Tyler is working with the Wydeee:Vit,iltrnc' j.t»r^v^tjei»-l. cards and letters in the past wounds or other severe trauma. revive cardiac arrest victims, Why? Sometimes a company's American Society of Health Narcan: Used to reverse overooaes of year, but race was never "We use it til it's gone, and because of a problem with its ingredient supplier quits making System Pharmacists to issue -mxphtrtc 6Y-d other rwvufleis mentioned. Wise learned when it's gone, it's gone," she said. ingredient supplier. Doctors are a key ingredient, or demand tem- Internet bulletins warning of from a reporter that Kuntz is So far the tetanus crisis con- using workable but somewhat porarily spikes. impending shortages. white. More Ohio moms smoke, study says Supreme Court judges By Kate Roberts women, mothers' education lev- pared with an average of 43 per- department's Bureau of Child consider retirement ASSOCKIID PRESS "Bill" els, prenatal care, smoking during cent And 21 percent of the total and Family Health Services. The ByAnneGearan will quit and retire in Arizona. COLUMBUS, Ohio — pregnanrv, low-birthweight births were to teen mothers, program is based on a Centers for ASSOCU'fD PRESS WRITER O'Connor, 70, also has made lier Nineteen percent of Ohio women births arid preterm births. compared with the average of 15 Disease Control and Prevention WASHINGTON — Maybe mark in 20 years on the court smoked while pregnant in 1998, Overall, Ohio's statistics closely percent. report that said a 5- to 15-minute Chief Justice William H. and reportedly has told friends well above the national average of followed the national trend. The Columbus' indicators matched intervention by a health worker Rehnquist will leave first. After she's ready to travel and play golf. 13 percent for what can be a key state did finish slightly ahead of the 50-city trends in most areas can cut smoking rates among nearly 30 years on the court, Or possibly the oldest mem- factor in low-birth weight babies, the curve in the number of moth- except that fewer women pregnant women by 30 percent to about half as chief justice, he has ber of the court, 80-year-old according to a report released ers who finished high school — received prenatal care than the 70 percent. dealt with almost any constitu- Justice John Paul Stevens, will Tuesday. 82 percent vs. 78 percent nation- national urban average and "It's incredible what a big dif- tional issue imaginable and built stop commuting between The report. "The Right Start." ally. Columbus had a much hijdier ference just those few minutes a conservative legacy. Washington and Florida arid was produced by the research The report also compared smoking rate among pregnant with a health professional can Also, the 76-year-old retire in the South. firm Child Trends and Kids Columbus and Cleveland to the women — 19 percent compared make," she said. "It's just that get- Rehnquist might figure that leav- Justices serve for life or until Count, a project that produces an averages for 50 large U.S. cities. with an average of 11 percent. ting women in to see them in the ing now affords the best oppor- they choose to rebre, and none annual survey of child well-being. Cleveland's results were poorer The Ohio Department of first place can be hard." tunity for a conservative presi- of the current nine has The survey looked at eight indica- than the 50-city average on all Health is working with health Low-birth weight babies suffer dent and Republican-led Senate announced any intention of tors of child welfare: teen births, eight indicators. Nearly 66 per- care providers to get pregnant from a variety of problems that to replace him. leaving. They return to business births to teens who already have cent of city women who had women who smoke to quit, said can result in longer and more Perhaps Justice Sandra Day Tuesday, heading for the home children, births to unmarried babies in 1998 were single, com- Karen Hughes, chief of the expensive hospital stays. O'Connor, also a Republican, stretch of the term.

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IHE ASSOCIATE PRt^S TUESDAY Andruw Jones tried for a February 20, salary arbitration record 2001 Monday, asking a panel to .... award him an $8.2 million salary for this year instead www.bgnews.com/sports of the Atlanta Braves' $6.4 BOWIING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY million offer. If Jones wins the case, his salary would eclipse the $7.25 million New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera got last year — when "In college, there is always that girl that's too pretty and you he lost his hearing. gotta work real hard to get her to even talk to you. That's kinda Rivera, who sought $9.25 where we are at; there was something out there that was really million last year, avoided nice for us and we've had to work like heck to get to that point." arbitration this season when he agreed Friday to a DAN DAKICH, MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH $39.99 million, four-year contract. Jones made $3.7 million last season and he doesn't become eligible for free agency until after the 2002 season. FALCONS FACE KENT MEN HOPE TO CONTINUE STREAK AGAINST TOP RANKED TEAM

Spring By Pete Stela injuries, including Trent Jackson, SP0R1S EDI10R who is still trying to shake an ankle Dan Dakich attributes this sea- injury. training son to talking to a pretty girl. Last Saturday during BG's 71- The third year head coach says 45 romp over Eastern Michigan. he uses this analogy because it is Jackson and Len Matela were out something his team can easily of their normal game routines but around understand. Keith McLeod was able to step-up "In college, there is always that and lead the Falcons to victory girl that's too pretty and you gotta with 21 points work real hard to get her to even McLeod. who needs just six corner talk to you," Dakich said. "That's points to reach the 1,000 career kinda where we are at; there was points mark, received much DAVID something out there that was real- praise from Dakich for hi-, effort in PRYSIAZNY ly nice for us and we've had to the win. McLeod said he and Ws work like heck to get to that teammates will be ready for Kent Sports Reporter point." Stale today. The Bowling Green men's bas- "Lenny and Trent, they will be With March Madness just ketball team stmggled early in the ready for when we play Kent. I around the corner, that can only season to establish know that for sure." mean that spring training is here. themselves and McLeod said. "We MEN'S B-BAI.L This past weekend, all 30 went on a down- owe Kent, we went to teams began their workouts in ward spiral, includ- V.KENT STATE: Today Kent and they beat us preparation for the 2001 baseball ing a four-game los- at Anderson Arena, 8 pretty bad." season. Many of the area fans are ing streak. p.m Dakich would like excited because the Tribe and Currently. the to see a packed crowd 88.1FMWBGU: Tigers are set to begin their 100th Falcons are in the at Anderson Arena Ziggy Zoombas seasons in major league baseball. midst of a six-game tonight and feels the Pregamc, 730p.m They are also excited because win streak and host fans, both residents both teams were in contention Kent State, the first with Joe Haines and and students, are place team in the for the playoff race at the end of PhilPrusa. starting to relive what Mid -American the 2000 season. The Indians they experienced last Conference East missed the playoffs by one game, season. Division, tonight at 8 pm. which was the first time since the "We had a terrific crowd at strike shortened 1994 season. Last time the Brown and Eastern." Dakich said. "I got the Orange danced with the Golden The Tigers have not had a win- feeling coming into this year that Flashes. Kent State demolished ning season since the year before students and townspeople had the strike, but they showed signs the Falcons 81 57 Jan. 27. BG's 57 really remembered the fun they of life at the end of the season total points became its the lowest had at Anderson Arena last year offensive output of the season to that they hope to carry over to and we're dying to go through it 2001. date and were held to Just 20 again. We weren't just playing well Cleveland has been almost a points at half-time. enough to build that kind of dead lock to get into the post-sea- Kent State also had four mem- enthusiasm, or a reason to miss son since moving into Jacobs bers of its team score in double other things to come to Anderson Field in 1994. but fell short last figures in the win. Arena to watch us play." season. They had a better record According to Dakich. BG needs "Hopefully tomorrow the place than the Yankees, but were oust- to play much better than they did will be packed." ed by the emergence of Oakland at Kent and need to handle the Notes and Chicago. ball better and play better McLeod ranks in the top of the Who would have thought that defense. MAC in scoring, field goal per- two young and unlikely teams "We gotta be better than we centage, assists, steals and free would ruin Cleveland's post-sea- were that night," he said. "They son hopes? just took us out of everything we throw percentage. In scoring, Well, Charlie Manuel did not wanted to da They did it fairly McLeod is second in the confer- and he had to deal with some dis- easy and did it all day. They're very ence with a 19.1 points per game tractions last season. The gold good and I think we are playing average pretty good. I think it should be a Matela is tenth In the MAC in glove infield of Thome. Alomar, MNMMCIKNNI Vizquel, and Fryman struggled at good game." scoring and fourth in rebounding. the stan of the season with a .267 KIMBLE CLUTCH: Junior forward Brent Klassen, a Kimble, Nebraska native came up clutch in the The Brown and Orange have Brandon Pardon is first in combined BA. After the All-Star Falcons big win over Marshall last Wednesday. been a little banged up with assists and Jackson is first in steals. break, they combined to bat .303. In the outfield. Lofton had a slow start. Justice was traded, and Cordero only batted .264 since coming over from the Pirates. Softball team The pitching staff had most of the Falcons still perfect trouble with injuries and bullpen trouble. Charles Nagy went 2-7 with an BG Tennis coach Jay ERA of 8.21. the highest on the opens with win team. Jaret Wright never got to Harris says 7-0 fully come back from his dismal By Dorothy Wrona her twin sister to third with a Falcons use '99 season and the bullpen blew SP0RIS RCPORtCR double. Renee Rosemeier hit a double to centerfield to score basketball team's 23 of 57 save opportunities. In The Falcon Softball team both runners. Nikki Rouhana their 100th season, the Indians knows It will have some tough streak for motivation followed with another double hope to change all of that Sure, competition in the MAC this Manny went to Boston, but a to plate pinch-runner Maria Stick Hurm season. They began getting SISTAH I SPORTS E0II0R healthy Juan Gonzalez and Ellis Murphy. ready for it with a trip west to Lynsey Ebel led off the fifth Burks should fill the void left by Arizona this past weekend. Something has motivated the the RBI machine. inning with a double. Crystal BGSU opened the Pepsi Bowling Green men's tennis Wilson grounded out but Nagy may be done for. but Arizona Classic with an 8-3 win team to a perfect 7-0 start Did advanced pinch-runner Jody they have Karsay ready to join the over the Pacific Tigers on John McEnroe come to Bowling rotation with a hopefully healthy Johnson to third. Kandice Green and give an inspirational Friday. After dropping games Machain took first and scored Wright arri Finley. If Burba and against Arizona, Oklahoma speech? Or is the team dedicat- Johnson on a fielder's choice. Colon can stay healthy, and State and Kentucky, they beat ing its season to injured Falcon Wright and Finley can win at least Machain advanced to second tennis player Ed Kuresman? New Mexico State on Sunday on a groundout. 10 games, their rotation should to begin the season at 2-3. Since McEnroe has probably be one of the best. Holly Frantz and Jen never heard of Bowling Green BGSU head coach Leigh Domschot followed with con- Detroit had a different 2000 Ross-Shaw could not be and Kuresman returns this week season to learn from. Moving secutive walks. With the bases from injury. BG has found inspi- reached for comment. loaded Rosemeier blasted out into the spacious Comerica Park Pacific got on the board first, ration elsewhere. from Tiger Stadium meant fewer her first career grand slam. According to Falcon coach Jay scoring with a walk, a sacrifice Rosemeier racked up a career- homers, and lower ERAs. HaiTis. the team's inspiration bunt and a double In the sec- high six RBIs. Only Dave Mllicki had a higher ond inning. has come from another BG ERA in Comerica but that is due Each team collected eight team hitting the court hard. In the fourth frame the hits in the game. Ebel, to his age. The rest of the staff Falcons stormed back with a "We've used the men's basket- lowered their ERAs by almost 1 Rosemeier and Rouhana each ball team's win streak to keep us m* Photo three-run rally. Angie got two hits. Andrea Center pointormore. TheTigersdid Domschot drew a walk. Two SMACK IT: Sophornore Peter Gardonyi attempts toswatashot outs later Jen Domschot sent during practice. r COLUMN. PAGE 11 ♦ SOFTBALL, PAGf 11 TENNIS, PAGE 11 BG NEWS SPORTS Tuesday. February 20.2001 11 Harris uses basketball streak to motivate tennis team TENNIS, FROM°AGE 10 playing much better at this point Saturday's match with Coup De Grace is a word that "It's frustrating," senior Tracy the panic button and end up of the year than we were last Wisconsin Green Bay came down the Bowling Gieen women's ten- Howitt said. "We're giving all the falling behind." motivated," Harris said. "Our year," Harris said. "Against to depth. The Falcons looked in nis team is trying to add into its effort, wejust haven't crossed that To the Falcons credit, they have Marquette 1 knew we could win streak is one better than theirs trouble after Wild and teammate game. The kiss of death or the bridge yet. We just need to get played one of the tougher sched - or lose at any position. We played right now, but if they win against Peter Gardonyi lost the first and final blow to an opponent is that one win to gain our confi- ules on the year with bouts great." Kent and win Saturday, they will second flight respectively. BG was Coup De Grace. And so far this dence back." against nationally ranked teams DespitejuniorVitekWild losing be one up on us. We want to keep too strong throughout though, as season, the Falcons have had Meghan Rhodes was the only like Indiana and Michigan. in the first flight against up with them." the Falcons won the final four trouble attacking with one final Falcon to win both of her singles Howitt says the team is just look- Marquette, BG came back with The Falcons pulled ahead of flights and the doubles point. strike. matches on the weekend. ing for the one performance that four wins by sophomore Geolf "We have guys that can win at A 6-1 loss to Illinois-Chicago the bailers with two wins over the Rhodes also teamed up with the team believes it has in them. Hiscox. junior Mike Kossoff, weekend in Milwaukee against any position," Hams said. "It's followed by a 5-2 toss to DePaul "I think playing these national- senior Brandon Gabel and freshman Gabby Coello to win Marquette and Wisconsin Green nice to be able to rely on that. doesn't make it look like BG was ly ranked teams will help us," sophomore Micael Lopez- the Falcons only doubles match Bay The 5-2 victories in both We're a team that is dangerous to ever in position to strike their Howitt said. "When we get into Acevado. for the weekend. matches put the win streak at our opponents because we are opponents down. But the Falcons the MAC. it will make the match- BG also won the doubles point "We'll work so hard to get seven and counting. strong throughout and can win at lost four singles matches in three es easier for us. By then, every- winning two of the three match- any spot." ahead," BG coach Penny Dean "I'm happy because we are sets that could have turned the thing should come together for Women's tennis loses two tide very easily. said. "Then it seems like we push us." Softball winds up for season Spring training around bend The Falcons' margin of defeat hits in her complete game and SOFTBALL FROM PAGE 10 three Gold Glove performances ing a winning season. tied a school record. In BGSU's COLUMN. FROM PAGE 10 one walk, but struck out three. the Indians had. Dean Palmer If Comerica Park does help and Jessie Milosek each allowed varsity Softball debut on April 7, Voshell and Ebel each had two manage to have one the more hit 29 homers and knocked in Holt, Moehler defies age. four hits. Milosek gave up two of 1979. they suffered a 29-0 loss at of the Falcons' five hits. productive relief staffs in base- 102 RBI but spent the end of Weaver takes over as the ace, the Tigers' three runs. Miami. Before returning home the ball. Todd Jones ended the year the year on the DH with first and a young arm can take the 5 But game two of Friday's dou- On Saturday the Falcons took Falcons won their final game of with 42 saves, tied for the most baseman Tony Clark. Delvi spot, took for a decent year on bleheader was a different story. to the field against Oklahoma the tournament 7-2 over New the mound. In the field, the in the majors. Cruz had a decent year while After opening the tournament State. Milosek pitched a com- Mexico State. Tigers hope that Cedeno can The home run production Damion Easley had a poor sea- with a victory, BG faced Arizona, plete-game five-hitter, but the Neither team scored until the son at second. BradAusmus take over in right with did go down thanks in large the Number three team in the Falcons still lost 2-0. She allowed fourth inning, when the Aggies had lower numbers, but defen- Encarnacion and Higgy repeat- part to the move, but also due nation. one earned run in the pitchers' hit three singles off of Falcon sively had a great season. He ing their performances in 2000. Jennie Finch hit a single to duel. starter Andrea Center. Adrian to lack of production from their had one of the highest throw The infield will struggle and the score the last two runs of a four- Jenifer Kernihan got the Nobles scored for NMSU after the big name right fielder Juan out rates among all catchers. front office will need to do run first inning. The final two Falcons' only hit. a third-inning third single was misplayed in left - Gonzalez. He spent 74 days on The Tigers traded him this some trading in order to patch runs scored when her hit was one-out single. field. the DL and did more ctying off-season, along with Doug it up. By not signing a huge misplayed in the outfield. Kara Wentworth and Lauren In the bottom half of that frame than anyone on the Lifetime Brocail to Houston for Chris name in the off-season, the Ton! Mascarenas hit a home- Bay pitched a one-hitter for tlie the Falcons took the lead for channel. Bobby Higginson and Holt. Roger Cedeno and Mitch Tigers have to make due with run to leftfield to bring home two Cowgirls. OSU scored on a sec- good. Angie Domschot led off Juan Encarnacion had very pro- Meluskey. Holt had a terrible what they have. more runs in the second. In the ond-inning unearned run and with a single. Kernihan followed ductive years in the outfield and season in Houston, but Cedeno If the front office does not third UA scored six more runs on two BGSU errors. Ryan Realmuto with a sacrifice bunt, allowing showed that they have no prob- and Meluskey had good offen- make a move to acquire anoth Mackenzie Vandergeest's homo hit a double in the third to score both runners to advance safely. lem with covering Comerica's sive campaigns. By losing er quality arm or young infield- run, a bases-loaded walk and the Cowgirls' second run. Jen Domschofs infield single extra spaces. Gonzo this off-season, the er. the Tigers are in for another Leneah Manuma's grand slam. In game two of that double- loaded the bases. In the infield, the Tigers had Tigers will have fewer distrac- losing season. In the fourth inning the header the Falcons faced Rosemeier singled to score a decent year, but not Uke the tions and can get down to hav- [email protected] Wildcats' offense exploded for 17 Kentucky. BGSU kept the game Domschot and an NMSU error runs for a 29-0 victory. The game close and in the seventh inning allowed Kernihan to score. The was called after the fifth inning the score was tied 2-2. But UK's RBI was Rosemeier's team-lead- 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO because of the mercy rule Lyndsey Angus hit a sacrifice fly ing seventh of the season. Pitchers Becky Lemke and Teresa to drive in the winning run. Rouhana grounded out but Demeter pitched a no-hitter. The Falcons got on the board scored Jen Somschot. Ebel BGSU's Johnson, in her debut in the second when Libby Voshell reached base on an error that on the mound, walked four con hit a two-out double to score allowed Rosemeier to score. OoooeooeoeeeeoeeeoeooeoooeO secutive UA batters in the fourth Rouhana. The Aggies scored in the fifth for a 13-0 Falcon deficit. Rebekah The Wildcats responded in the on a walk, a wild pitch and a sin Tipton, the Falcons' third pitcher fourth with Angie Dal Pozzo's gle. but the Falcons responded in the game, gave up a two-run triple. Rachel Friberg followed with two runs of their own. Argie single to Nicole Giordano and a with a grounder to shortstop and Domschot started the streak with three-nin homer to Mascarenas. Dal Pozzo beat the throw to a one-out single, her second hit of Giordano and Finch each hit home. the day. Kernahan's double plated grand slams as the Wildcats com - Later that inning Ebel and Domschot. One out later. Falcon Basketball. Jenkins hit back-to-back two-out Domschot scored when bined for eight hits in that frame. (200 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY^) Only two Falcons reached base singles. Voshell followed with a Rosemeier reached base on an against the Wildcats. Jen single to score pinch-runner error. Domschot walked with two outs Maria Murphy from second. Ebel led off the sixth with a sin - BGSU MEN'S in the first inning and advanced Murphy's run gave the Falcons a gle and advanced to second on to second on a wild pitch. 2-1 lead. Jenkins' hit. Voshell reached on BASKETBALL K(Hih.ui.i led off the second with The Wildcats tied the game at an error that allowed Ebel to a walk before Lemke struck out two-all in the sixth. Friberg dou- score the Falcons seventh run. vs. KENT the next three batters. bled, went to third on a wild pitch Center pitched five innings Milosek pitched a scoreless and scored on Andrea Eilertson's and gave up five hits for her first single. win of the season. Johnson came GREEK NIGHT Pixro fifth inning. Houle, the starter, BRING THE HOUSE AND WIN Houle fell to 0-2 on the year on in relief and pitched two hit- pitched two innings and took the A $500 MARCO'S PIZZA with the loss. She gave up eight toss. less innings. GIFT CERTIFICATE

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Catch up on 2 years of Army ROTC tors for Gymnastics, Fine Arts, Village offers good starting salary courses, and compete tor Subleaser Needed Mar.-Aug. for 1 Camping/Nature, Golf, Swimming. plus ferry pass reimbursement. Must scholarships worth up to bdrm., Fum. house, 1 block from Counselors for: Tennis, Team be over 18. Call (419) 285-8545 For Rent $40,000 campus. $330 * unl. Call 353-0798. Sports, Ropes, Self-Defense, Gym- nastics, Aerobics, Cheerieading, Summer & Full Time Positions Subleaser wanted lor 1 bedroom, Swimming, Sailing, Water-skiing, Beautiful Lakefront Yachting Club Apply now at the Army ROTC apt. Hillsdale Apartments, wanted as •01-02 Houses, Apia., & Efficiencies Fine Arts and Crafts, Piano, Drama. Seeks friendly team players. Department on campus. soon as possible Lease is up in "729 4th St. 4 bedroom, C/A Photography, Guitar, Video, Group Will train qualified candidates as: Call 372-2476 for details. May. For further information, please •311 & 316 E. 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Call Win $1000 lor your Would be willing lo supervise for in- K-6. Full lime hours available during BARTENDERS 352-5475. jwufmaris group or organization! ternship credits. Need commitment the summer. Experience with chil- DOCK ATTENDANTS 4 bedroom house available May, 12 Email: [email protected] from April 1 through mid July. Call dren and good driving record re- LIFEGUARDS mo. lease 327 E. Merry, $775 a for contest details Tom, evenings, 354-5904 quired. Wage $7-$9/hr. Apply at the LINE COOKS/BANQUET PREP month plus gas and electric. 352- Catholic Club, 1601 Jefferson Ave. SNACK BAR SUPERVISOR/ 5475. Wlwre great food is Toledo, OH, 43624. The Catholic ATTENDANTS www.bgnews.com ASST SAILCAMP DIRECTOR For Rent, 1 bdrm duplex. 2 RE anything but trivial. Club is a non-profit. United Way from campus. Very private, Aug. agency, open to everyone. SAILCAMP COUNSELORS Incentive Programs/Flexible Hrs lease, 1 person. Call 352-9392. Daycare/Preschool looking for tal- Excellent Pay For rent, furnished, large studio, ented. lake charge individuals for Wednesday thru Sunday $285/mo.. 192 1/2 South Main. Apnl our toddler & preschool units. P/T & 200 Yacht Club Or 1-Aug. 12 Call 373-0087. F/T hrs. avail. High school diploma Rocky River. OH 44116 For Rent-Summer 1 bdrm Apt, A/C, required. Call 878-4190 for more in- (440) 333-1155 OR (440) 333-1310 dishwasher, garbage disposal, up- formation. Ask for Kathy/Marc turn . near campus. Call 354-5920. Houses lor rent All 12 month leases, tenants pay utilities, security deposit & parental guarantees. 734 Elm--Lg. 3 BR, 2 bath. EARN EXPERIENCE & $800/mo , available August 18,2001 A PAYCHECK! 316 Ridge (Rear)-1 BR, $350 avail- APPLICATIONHELP PROCESSER(S) NEEDED able May 15,2001 Phone 354-2854. 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Subleasers needed to sublease new a check or money order in the amounl of $ 15.00 lor house on Scott Hamilton from Aug- a pre-employmenl screening lhal will be re-embursed Stop by 204 West Hall for an application, Aug. Call Kelly 372-4071 Management Inc. alter 90 days lo ihe following address for a confiden- or call Tonya at 372-0430 for more information. SIGNING LEASES tial interview C.R.S. NOW 1064 N. Main St. 2001/2002 Dept. PMB - 127 Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 GREENBRIAR, INC. Management Inc. HULsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview. Time Is Running Out For Fall 2001 I Bdrms & 2 Bdrms. Air condi I ion/Dishwasher 224E.WOOSTER 352-0717 Garbage Disposal washcr/drycr hook-up in 2 Bdrm Starts ai $390-Call 353-5800 Columbia Court Apartments /CfEfcCA "!H Ml (903,907,915,921, Management Inc. 929, 935 Thurstin) Evergreen Apt. 215 E.Poe Studios & Large I Bdrms. Laundry on site Starts at $250-Call 353-5800 RJUDM?J join IPC Club's Management Inc. Hcinzsitc Apts. 710 N. 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