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A daily independent student press serving THE NEWS the campus and surrounding community Friday April 17,2009 Volume 103, Issue 159 Academic, WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Supporting business Goodwill Phi Sigma Pi will be hosting a formal aviation tonight, open to everyone, in support of Goodwill | Pag* J combine
Students need Initiative gives students to speak up! opportunities to network By Eric R«d New members of USG Reporter By Allison Borgelt will be sworn in next PUTTING THEIR Reporter week, and columnist Ollies, kick flips and bramance are all tarns skaier Michael Schmilt understands. Aviation students at the Sean Lutzmann wants Schmitt, a freshman, started skate boarding in elementary University are being given the to remind students to ■Ml school when a friend introduced him to the hobby, and 11 years opportunity to network with get involved and keep later he's still rolling. business aviation companies Schmitt doesn't skate alone. He skates with friends when- USG the voice of the and potentially gain co-ops and ever possible. He and his friends, Mychal Dennis and Adam jobs with them, thanks to the students | Page 4 Bellflower. skate whenever the weather permits, even harsh Ohio Aerospace Initiative (OAI), winter months. a cooperative initiative between More stories "In the winter it's basically, i-ook, there's no snow over there. academic Institutions, the state from Europe Let's go,'" Schmitt said. of Ohio and Ohio's business avia- Columnist Alison The skating trio found they had to improvise if the weather tion industry. keeps them from practicing their maybe mid-air past-times, or The OAI, whose one-year anni- Kemp continues her if they can't find a traffic-free patch of sidewalk. versary is approaching in May, travels around Europe, TO THE "We built a box in Adam's basement for skating," Schmitt said. was created so Ohio's business this time telling of A box is a flat table-like construction that skaters can use to prac- aviation industry and the state tice their tricks in and outdoors. of Ohio could work together "to her experiences in the Schmill has a favorite trick he likes to perform —the kick align aviation education objec- Netherlands | Page 4 flip/casper flip. The trick involves circulating your board like a tives with the needs of business spinning top while in the air, which is done by arranging feet in a aviation industry challenges particular placement on the board. and opportunities of tomorrow," Falling on "It's a stupid trick," Bellflower said. according to the initiative's mis- hard times "Yeah, but no one else can do it like me," Schmitt said. sion statement. The three skaters can attest that skating doesn't come without Academic institutions (seven Thanks to the it's price — sometimes in the form of hospital bills. total, all of which have aviation as economic downturn, GRIND "I've sprained my ankle more rimes than 1 can count, and I part of their curriculums). along a lot of University have a gash in my side from the box." Schmitt said. with business aviation compa- students are changing Bellflower has broken his wrist, and Dennis has busted his nies and members of the Ohio knee and fallen on his head. Board of Regents, attend periodic their spending habits in Besides injury, the skaters have to avoid being caught while OAI meetings at the institutions order to survive while skating around the Education Building — their destination of in order to reach their mission's in college | Page 8 goals. See SKATING | Page 2 The meetings allow institu- Working the See AVIATION Page 2 graveyard shift The Pulse sheds light on what the 3rd shift ■n a ■ at the Wood County Juvenile Detention Weekend symposium Center really entails C?"'-} | Page 8 to help artists network
An East vs. By Jesptr Bekkers SYMPOSIUM Reporter _JLM West battle SCHEDULE OF n ' After losing their Undergraduate art students have last eight games, the opportunity this weekend to EVENTS explore "new perspectives." Fakon softball The University's Art History ■ 9 a.m. -10 a.m. [ hopes to turn their Association will hold the sympo- Registration and Breakfast (School of Art Lobby) luck around as they sium "New Perspectives in Visual ■ 10 a.m. -11 a.m. host their MAC East Culture" starting tomorrow. According to the AHA Web site, Opening rival, Akron, for a Keynote Lecture: thesymposium invitesyoungschol- MICHELLE BOSSERMAN "HE BG MEWS doubleheader | Page 6 ars from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Larry Nichols. Curator, Indiana, Pennsylvania and New European Painting and SHOELESS: (Left) Or. Cartwright and senior Kyle Chesser show their support for TOMS. (Right) Students show off their naked feel. J\ York to "gather in Bowling Green Sculpture Before 1900 to present original research top- (School of Art. room 204) ics concerning the history of art." ■ 11a.m. -12:15 p.m Students will discuss current issues Panel one: "Visions of in art history and they also plan to Americana" Students go barefoot, organize excursions to museums, (School of Art. room 204) galleries and lectures. The panels ■ 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. are open to undergraduate stu- Panel two: "Observation dents only. and Gender" L Mark. Zuzik. president of AHA, (School of Art. room 204) donate shoes for a cause '7 said this symposium is different ■ 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. than the mainstream ones. The Lunch By Michvll* Boisarman ing one pair of shoes for every people aware there are some speakers are not professors who (School of Art, room 129) Reporte' pair purchased. Donated shoes people without shoes in the If you could name are giving lectures, they are under- ■ 2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. go to people in countries like world," Chesser said. "It's such your a skateboarding graduate students who speak about Panel three: "Ideology of Some students at the University Ethiopia and Argentina to pre- a great cause and supporting trick, what would you their research in art history, and the State: Supported and walked around campus yester- vent the foot disease podoco- the company [TOMS] is a great Subverted" way to give back." name it? then discuss in smaller panels. day without shoes for a cause. niosis, which is entirely cured "This symposium is to get a foot (School of Art. room 204) "I've been barefoot all day, just by wearing shoes. Shoeless supporters, totaling in the door," he said. "Normally ■ 3:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. you can tell people are looking Senior Kyle Chesser, a sup- about 40 to 50 people, gath- undergrad students cannot present Panel four: "Patron. Artist but it's not that odd." senior ply chain management major, ered together at the Union their work as an art student can and Image" Leah Mowry said. "It's for an heard about the opportunity Oval around 7 p.m. last night, do in a gallery. This will give the (School of Art. room 204) important cause, and I really to hold the event on campus where they relaxed and beat students experience in presenting ■ 5:00 p.m. like contributing to the compa- when Mycoskie contacted him. drums, threw the frisbee their work." Closing Remarks. Dr. ny |TOMS| because 1 like help- Mycoskie challenged Chesser and played volleyball. Senior Zuzik also said it will help stu- Katerina Ruedi Ray. direc- ing people." and other TOMS internship Kelsey Francis, a tourism and LUKEBONIFAS dents find jobs or schools for grad tor School of An Mowry, an art major, partici- hopefuls to market the event event planning major, thought Sophomore. Business students in art history. pated in the "TOMS One Day and spread awareness about going shoeless the entire way and Finance ■ 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 pm. During the event there are five Reception/ Party Without Shoes" event, which the company. Within one week, was a great way to spread the "The Muffburger categories in which the panels dis- (149.149 North Main tookplaceallday.TOMSC'Shoes Chesser posted fliersand spread word about TOMS shoes and cuss the presented papers. Zuzik Street) for Tomorrow") was founded the word through a Facebook Mycoskie's cause. 360 because it's new by former "Amazing Race" event to create buzz about the in the skateboarding SeeART|Page2 contestant Blake Mycoskie to "One Day Without Shoes." See TOMS | Page 2 industry." | Page 4 help children in need by donat- "The whole purpose is to get
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The club offi- they race, and they plan to This Saturday, lot N adjacent cially started in 1994 with the change the formula next year to 1:08 P.M. to Memorial Hall and lerome plan to support the electric rac- include hybrids. The Grand Prix A 15-year-old female was arrested library will become the 1KISU ing effort, and it did so with the has become an educational pro- for inducing panic after telling Intercollegiate Speedway, the site Klectric Falcon, an all-electric gram for students who want to Children's Resource Center staff of the 4th annual Grand Prix of open-wheeled racecar capable gain hands-on experience out- members she had a gun and would BGSU. of speed of up to 140 mph. The side of the classroom. shoot everyone in the school. She The Motor Sports Club will club has brought three national "The winners in my mind also stated she put a bomb in every be sponsoring the event, and championships and an award are not necessarily the Students desk. its main goal is to showcase the for the best-engineered car back who come across the finish line." renewable energy of ethanol- to Bowling Green. Palumbo said. "The winners are 8RO0K(M0TT ""!P:,sfw hased fuel that will be used to "Racing at a collegiate level the people thai put the carts on THURSDAY propel the eight cms gunning can be more than just students the track, that put the event on APRIL 16 TRICKED OUT: khltudtt performs a skate trick olfneor the Education Building. for the finish line. running around on the track, because they get the experience The race will last 75 laps for a they have to be doing something and are doing something posi- 12:01 A.M. I'm practicing their labor of love total of a 15-mile race, complete to promote the next generation tive for Bowling Green." Leah Johnson. 18. of Wheaton, III.. together on University property. with sharp turns, high speeds of vehicles," Palumbo said. He Griffith is hopeful about the was cited for criminal trespass and SKATING underage drinking after she was From Page 1 "Its fun. Kind of iike a sport. and hay bides. added that the University was sponsorship the race has gotten lint \ on don't have to worry about "It's like a formula one road first nationally to use E85 as a from such on-campus groups seen jumping a fence and approach- choice because the stairs are die anyone else on a team. I just course miniaturized," Tony racing fuel for wheel-to-wheel as Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity and ing the door of a residence on South best to use asarampand there isa have to worry about progressing PalumbOi advisor of the Motor competition. from state companies like the Prospect. She seemed unsteady on lot of open space, EteUfJowersaid. nnsell." Dennis said. Sports Club. said. Race Chair Austin (iriffilh, junior, Ohio Com Growers Association, her feet and unsure about entering Bui according to the University He added he has became Seven of the teams will rep- of the Grad Prix who recognizes which is based in Marion. Ohio the house she was at. Neither of the Skating Policy, that location is off good friends with his fellow skat- lesent the University, but the the rationality of using Fits. "I'm looking forward lo pul- occupants knew her. limits. ers through the art. which shows reluming champions will be rac- "Everyone is talking about ling on a successful event and 12:56 A.M. "No person may skateboard, that while this culture is hard to ing down from Bastem Michigan hydrogen energy, but that isn't il shows how hard everyone has William Vanalstine. 22. of Napoleon. In-line skate, toller skate or use pin down, it also brings people I Iniversity. All learns, though, will something we can afford with been working in the club that we Ohio. Michael Hartley. 35. of an) other similar wheeled device together. lie using the Pil5 fuel produced i! being so far ahead of its time. were able to secure sponsorship Napoleon. Ohio and Jeremy in HI mi campus buildings, or on "Whenever 1 see another skater from com, which ihis area has in No one knows too much about in a bad economy," Griffith said. Snyder. 29. of Bowling Green, were it." Griffith said. "Kthanol is the cited for possession of marijuana any porch, steps, loading dock on campus, I feel a connection," abundance. Tlie BiiSII liitercolUviali' Speedway en other raised paved surface on he said. The Motor Sports Club, more practical fomi of alterna- opens thisSatiinlay. April IHlhal II tun. after they were observed sitting in with lite nice set to begin at 2 p.m. The the back seat of a Ford Explorer campus including parking curbs, Hellflouer agreed with this and which currently has less than tive energy" iimd I'rix is free anil open to the iniblic. or on disability ramps," the policy said lie had been doing some sort 15 members, has a storied his- Palumbo said each year the with a large cloud of smoke inside. Mans. of skating, in-line skating or skate- After they were removed from the Bi'lliloui'i said they had one boarding, since he was6yearsold. vehicle, two burnt marijuana joints guy approai h them and threaten a tradition that he has stuck with about their work arc not only tlw symposium. were found on the back seat. Two to take them all to jail without and wouldn't have it any other ART students from this University, "The biggest surprise willbethe hand rolled cigarettes, believed to warning fbi skating. way From Paqe 1 bin also from five other states, to audience," Light said. "We really be marijuana cigarettes, were also \nothei guy, a young cop, was Schmitt's reason was simple broaden horizons and bring new don't have an idea how many found in Snyder's pocket. pcrspecitves. peopk' will come, bin everybody nice about it. I le just asked it we combining both the skateboard- thinks"Observation and Gender" 1:57 A.M. knew the skating policy, and we ing art and the connections he will be very interesting, a tianel Advisor Ruthy light helps the is welcome" Joshua Swartz, 23. of Luckey. Ohio. said we honestly didn't, so he jnsi makes. which will talk about the histori- students with organizing the The event will be held in the was cited for possession of mari- walked away," Schmitt said. "My favorite pan is the bro- cal reaction on gender issues in event. She also helped get Larry Fine Arts Building in room 204. juana and drug paraphernalia after But despite the rules, each mance and meeting people," he art Nichols, from tlicToledo Museum and start at 9 am. with breakfast. he was observed sitting in a parked member has a diflcrcnl reason said. The students who are talking of Art, as the keynote speaker at It is free and open to the public. vehicle with a wooden pipe and a small amount of marijuana. business aviation courses at the recommendations to include In addition. Martin and some when they want somebody institutions are in progress, and the teaching of customer ser- of her aviation students in a they'll call me, or I'll call them," AVIATION ONLINE: Go to bqviews.com for the viceand other social interaction safety course had the oppor- she said. From Page 1 that they expose students to the complete blotter list. business of aviation and airport skills. 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The Formal. 1 le said the night is meant dance, which is designed to ben- not only to bring in donations for 8:50 a.m. - 5 p.m. eft Goodwill, will be from 7 to 11 Goodwill, but also to raise aware- Women's Studies p.m. in Olscamp 101 and is open ness about the company and get Research to everyone. people thinking about donating For the first time in its three "If more people knew more 514. 315. 316 Union years as an event, attire for the about [Goodwill] they might • V Goodwill Formal is just that; donate more often," he said. 2-3:30 p.m. formal. Phi Sigma Pi President "I hey know the name, they know 20% D scount Reading by Austrian Shamrock Showier said in past it's out there, but I don't think years people actually wore clothes they know enough about it." novelist Lilian Faschinger from Goodwill and there were Utdwig said with Goodwill, it On An Ovcr-Tlu'-( ounter Prout Chapel even contests to see who could is easy to donate because they Generic T lenol, Advil, or put together the best outfit But are a trustworthy organization, Nexiemp ThrrmomrU'r some people thought it looked and those who give know their Offer good one time only. 5 -8 pm. like the event was making fun of donation is actually going to voda*t- Ohanami Cherry Blossom people who shop at Goodwill out make a difference. Festival of necessity, so members of Phi "You know when you donate Health Center Building RQQI J Mlltti Alumni Center Sigma Pi decided to change the it's actually going where it says," www bgsu.edu/pluinia*. \ 5| dress code for the dance. he said. "It's something you can 419-372-7443 Pnarmac "While some people thought it trust." 6-10 pm was a lot of fun. other people took Mark Harris, the director of AmeriCorps Banquet offense to it," Showier said. marketing and development for 308 Union - McMaster Meeting The cover charge for the Goodwill in northwest Ohio, w Room Goodwill Formal is a little differ- will be at the formal. He said ent than for most events. Instead the dance is a great idea because of money, the price to attend is it gets people thinking about 6 -9 pm either a donation for Goodwill or donating and creates awareness FREE Lip Balm PLA Annual Awards a canned good, Showier said. She for the cause. said Phi Sigma Pi decided on dona- In the large scheme of things, Banquet and Colloquium With Any Over-The-C ounler tions as an entrance fee because a one or two bags of clothing might Purchase at the BtiSli Pharmacy 101 Olscamp lot of college students don't have not look like a lot, he said, inn Offer good one lime only. money to donate, but everyone if it gets people thinking about void alter V^'Vi 6 -11:30 p.m. can go through their closet and Goodwill and makes them more [Man Pmeiu I Mpoaai lUneof PtuttuM) find a shirt or a pair of jeans they apt to donate, then it is a big Spring Awards Banquet no longer wear or use their meal deal. Health Center Building RQQI J 202A Union ■ Lenhart Grand www.bgsu.edu/phannao S Ballroom 419.372-7443 Pharmacy A'SMASHING GOOD TIME 8 - 9 pm. 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Native American culture meets hip-hop Joe San Diego brings diversity to the Black Swamp Pub with his beats By Ira Sain thing that happens in a lot of American hip-hop artist |SI) Reporter Native Americans lives, Burnett ()oe San Diego), in the Black Ralh/burotf Combo said. This past November the Swamp Pub. • I -OR- Thomas .Burnett and Kristin NAUC put on a three-day event " I don't want to pigeon-hole us Cooperkline are out to shatter that included Native American and say he's not family friendly Spicy Chicken Combo stereotypes surrounding Native poets, speaker and perform- but this is a rap concert and ... American life in America. ers including Grammy Award you know, he's not a preacher." seasoned Ines and an icy CokH s vasoned hies and a Icy Coke' As president and treasurer winning musician Bill Miller, Burnett said. 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Motor Sports Club advisor, on the 4th annual Grand Prix of BGSU [see story pg. 2]. FORUM Friday. April 17 2009 4 PEOPLE ON InE STREET If you could name a skateboarding trick, what would you name it? "The fliptastic." The Cleveland "The Mooseknuckle "Killaflip because my VISIT US AT Special because 720 because it name's Killa Cam." I* BGVIEWS.COM sports from Cleveland sounds like a mean Have your own tale on are superior." trick." today's People On The Street? Or a suggestion for DANIMcVICKER. MICHELLE COOPER. MICHAEL WILTSIE. CAMERON REED. a question' Gve us your Sophomore. Freshman. Senior. Freshmaa feedback at bgviews.com Journalism Special Education Marketing Criminal Justice New members of USG WALKING IS STILL HONEST OUBof.'Ht'SGxM'WolA) WEttWESo.'MBSwEQo.'/ a\...M0lN0lGu6SHES C«.'OH, I'M HE'S GONNATVIRDLOVT.' NOT GoNWA TUfoW IT. LuVNAffiwT Sftt, WE 60 GET \T-' THKISGMW NESYESYESYESVES-'/ UftW ISO'T HE THPoUlrJ^ YoOrTTCHWfi YOU WTO IT? .. THE FRIS8EET rWfl»HW« have a lot of work to do WRL.T-QJESS TU.GCT1HE one was killed, and I don't fWiBEENOW think anyone wants to have TWlTS an easily preventable death cotNwiwr on their conscience just because they didn't feel like raising a little fuss at the next city council meeting. The other issue that needs The new members of to be addressed by USG next Undergraduate Student year may not be as pressing Government will be sworn in as the last one as it docs not next Monday, I hope they will directly relate to protecting enter their new positions with the safety of students, but it KEITH PAKIZ I THE BG NEWS a sense of urgency, respond- sure would make their lives ing to a few key issues. The a lot better when walking to first two are matters of on- and from classes — the con- campus street conditions. ditions on Ridge Street. I'm sure those of us who I'm sure most students read the story about two stu- are aware it can be quite an Travelin' the Globe: dents being hit while cross- adventure during a rainy day ing Mercer Street were a little walking to a class in Olscamp disturbed the authorities will or Overman. If you're not wait for accidents like that worried about being splashed All this traveling can be quite exhausting to happen again before any on the sidewalk by speeding changes are made to address cars, you're worrying about "Girl with a Pearl Earring" "I went skiing in Leogang and Saalbach, in (he safety issue, like adding a how to avoid the little ponds painting by Johannes Vermeer stop sign or speed bumps. that form and cover up huge and touring the city of Delft. Austria, southwest of Salzburg. The highest It will be up to USG to make sections of sidewalk, lead- Whatever else 1 see here the case to the Bowling Green ing you to take your chances will be a bonus, and I'm get- peak there is 2,097 meters, which is a lot City Council that it would be walking through the muddy ting pretty tired, so I don't irresponsible to leave the swampland that forms just know how much longer this higher than I'm used to skiing in Ohio at Mercer crosswalk situation outside the puddles. AMSTERDAM — Yesterday I will last. the way it is and just hope Of course, pedestrians can spent the day with way more I wouldn't have begun this Boston Mills in Cuyahoga Falls." pedestrians do a better job usually always find alterna- flowers than I may have ever trip the way I did if 1 could looking both ways and that tive (albeit longer) routes to seen in my life. have avoided it. drivers do a better job recog- get to their classes in order I went to Keukenhof, in Last weekend 1 went ski- one fall that left black and the slopes are on only the nizing the warning signs on Lisse, Holland, which is home ing in the Alps. This, in itself, blue marks across my left leg. upper half of the mountains, this poorly-lit street. SeoLUTZMANN Page 5 of the largest bulb flower wouldn't have been too tiring I went skiing in Leogang and so you ski halfway down and This time we were lucky no park in the world. There are if I hadn't spent the previ- Saalbach, in Austria, south- then ride the lifts back up. some 4.5 million tulips there, ous week sharing Austria and west of Salzburg. The high- They have turnstiles you comprising 100 varieties. The Germany with my parents. I est peak there is 2097 meters, must go through to get to gardens also claim to be the hadn't recovered from that which is a lot higher than the lift, and you use a card LETTERS TO THE EDITOR most photographed place in when 1 went skiing, and then I'm used to skiing in Ohio at with a sensor to get through the world. I couldn't recover from skiing Boston Mills in Cuyahoga the turnstiles. The card then Women in calendar posed (and I sincerely hope it does This activity was the last before heading here. Falls. keeps track of roughly how far willingly, aren't victims along with the Speedo ver- goal I hoped to complete while I must include a short detour In order to get to the top, sion for guys), the women who in the Netherlands. The other on my ski trip here, because one must ride a gondola for See KEMP | Page 5 choose to pose are doing so sights on my list included the it was incredible, aside from roughly 10 minutes. Most of The collective outrage shown under their own free will. No byMs. Wcaverand Ms.Chaffins one is forcing these women to over the University swimsuit do anything. calendar is laughable at best. That being said, I take spe- One could almost hear the cial issue with Miss Weaver's Facebook Myspace and other social sites cries of misogyny, sexism idea that women are placed and male chauvinism as soon on college campuses sole- as you picked the paper up ly for male eye candy. I find Tuesday morning. As a non- that statement more insulting traditional student here at the than the idea of this calendar. are the new drug for college students University, I see some of my Talk about selling your gender younger female counterparts short. By Jo* Polito Post. kiss, hug, own and sell your and thinking about how they wear things that leave little to I'm not sure what Ms. The Oracle One is depicted in graffiti, friends. Take your friendship are going to survive in the real the imagination. Weaver's major is, but as a for- the other uses a less literal to the next level." Yikes! world. We're not talking to the mer ECE major and current Ifyouaskme.thelnternetislike form of wall-writing. Both are Blogspot is like alcohol, the And newsflash, tweet- clubs, we're talking to class. It HDFS major 1 have had the a drug — it can be both used used by desperate parents to classic vice. Users of both can ers: Unless you monitor is astounding how many times chance to meet several amaz- and abused. Unfortunately, try to relate to their kids. Both vent daily frustrations, wheth- your accounts and what you instructors need to remind stu- ingly intelligent women—both social networking sites, on are used as a scapegoat for er to uninterested bartend- are saying with the eyes of dents what is and is not appro- students and professors. which college students spend childhood obesity and lazi- ers or uninterested Web surf- a hawk, future employers priate to wear for internships, I would highly suggest Ms. a good chunk of their time, ness. They are even both con- ers. The confidence a blogger will see what you put on the student teaching and other Weaver take a few steps out are among the worst breeding sidered "gateways" to more nerd feels behind a computer Internet and form an opin- career-minded educational of the ultra-feminist bubble grounds of addiction. Each dangerous things, like free- screen is the same as what a ion about you based on that opportunities. So spare me the that surrounds her and look one of these sites has its psy- basing crack — or tweeting. timid bachelor feels after a information. If you're posting whole "the girls who pose for around at the dedicated and chedelic counterpoint, and Myspace is like cocaine. It couple of beers. It allows them every bit of your life on the this calendar are victims and smart female undergrad and none should ever be used to used to be popular, but now to rant, rave and be obnoxious Web, and that life happens will feel shame the rest of their graduate students who attend excess. it's used mostly by musicians. without fear of consequence. to include, say, a lot of par- natural born lives'' rationale. the University. Facebook is like marijuana: Users used to gel a great rush Daily bloggers are like heavy tying, Facebook could be as By the reactions of Weaver it has millions of users and it when they excitedly sat down drinkers — they just vomit detrimental to your career as and Chaffins, every man robs the attention span. at their desk, ready to do some words instead of Cuervo and a drug record. and woman on this campus — A. Renee Daley, Senior, In terms of popularity and lines of HTML for their profile onion rings. Unfair, you say? That's not should be highly offended at HDFS casual usage, there is no bet- page. In all seriousness, social your call. This is how the real the female form. If the swim- Respond to Renee at ter comparison. On April 8, What was once a fun way networking is getting out of world works, and you're prob- suit calendar becomes a reality [email protected]. Facebook officially reported to connect with friends and control. 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Aprf 17.2009 S LUTZMANN THE BG NEWS SUDOKU From Page 4 2 3 1 9 to avoid the Ridge Street ordeal, but at the very least the conditions need to 1 8 6 be improved for the driv- ers who use the road and would rather not give their 3 tires a thrashing every time they go to and from classes or other University events. 9 4 Hopefully this is one of the priorities of the 2 6 4 7 new President and Vice- President of the USG as one of the most prominent 9 8 6 issues they were running on was the continued focus on campus beautification. 3 5 7 In my mind, by fixing the sidewalks on either side of the street and the numer- 7 8 4 ous potholes OD liidge itself, USCI would not only be making the University 9 3 8 look nicer, they would also be giving students one less SUDOKO 8 S I L 9 E I t 6 stressful thing to worry To play: Complete the grid 6 I E ► 8 I L S 9 about on their way to class- so that every row, column » 9 L S 6 I I E 8 es. and every 3x3 box contains 9 8? £ I 6 5 L V Odds are that these two the digits 1 to 9. There is no L I 6 8 17 S 9 Z E issues are not the biggest guessing or math involved. priorities on a lot of stu- £ ► S 9 I L 6 8 I Just use logic to solve dents' minds. These are I E 9 Z S 8 fr 6 L just two items that one I L t> 6 E 9 8 t S student among thousands has recognized as some- S 6 8 I L * E 9 I thing USG members should spend some lime on. That is why it's important Create and solve your that if any undergraduate does see something not Sudoku ouzzles for FREE. being talked about by their student government, they make it a point to get in touch with their represen- PRIZESU00KU.COM tatives at the weekly gen- eral assembly meetings, ANDY BALIK "H[ BG NEWS at their office hours or online (most members are Having said that, there is have a better idea whai kinds on Facebook). still one thing 1 hope next ol issue-, ii- constituenc) "Today my plans include the three main F.ven if you do think year's USG improves on wants ii- representatives to KEMP something like road condi- — its availability to its con- prioritize. Fro museums in Amsterdam... There are lots tions on or even off campus stituency. It's too easy 111r in the end we gel the kind is beyond its authority to USG senators to ignore any ol government we deserve. you ski each day. of other available museums, but I'll see directly address, it's impor- of the issues faced by stu- I hat's true on all levels of Its estimate for me was 36 tant to realize that it's the dents outside their own cir- government, kilometers on Sunday and 7 how I manage." job of USG to talk to the gov- cle of friends, so in order to In the words of Ralph on Saturday. And I'm a wimp ernment officials who are protect against such tenden- Nader. "There ran be no compared to the Austrians, so finding something for dinner gorgeous and the town was directly responsible and get cies there needs to be some daily democracj without I can only imagine how far was sleep. I did have to com- quite charming, especially results. In a lot of ways, USG serious outreach in the form daily citizenship.'' Be sure to someone could ski in a day. My mit an ultimate Alison sin for before all of the tourists got is the student body's lobby- of numerous town hall-style get Involved in the organiza- distance on Sunday included dinner that night, because there and cluttered up the ing firm in the halls of power meetings. tion that claims to -peak on no repeat slopes and maybe the Easter holiday continues squares. The town is also full (only most of us charge no These meetings need to your behalf. half of the available ones. through Monday, in Austria, of canals, so it's like a minia- fee), so try not to sell it too be held throughout campus But unlike my last long and I've now learned in ture Amsterdam. short when it comes to influ- and at varying hours of the journey over February break. Holland, as well, so it was Today my plans include encing policies affecting you day to fit as many sched- — Respond ro Sean m I haven't had too many prob- slim pickings for dinner and the three main museums in as a student. ules as possible so USG can [email protected]. lems (knock on wood for me, I finally selected McDonald's Amsterdam: the Kijksmuseum. please!). because I was too tired to which is the national art gal- Getting to the gardens yes- look any further. I don't ever lery: the Van Gogh Museum, terday was a little rough, see- want to eat at McDonald's, which is currently displaying ing as I couldn't find anyone but I was hungry enough to "Starry Night;" and the Anne to sell me the type of ticket forego that. Frank House. There are lots of I wanted to use to get there, On Tuesday I went to Delft other available museums, but but I finally managed to work and visited the Royal Delft I'll see how I manage. around that. porcelain factory and the When I finally got to The Vermeer Centrum, which Hague, which was my first houses life-size copies of all — Respond lo Alison at stop on this trip, all I did after of his paintings. The day was tiunews9bgnews.com. Listings Available On-Line Visit www.johnnewloverealestate.com Great Selection of Houses & Apartments Fire & Ice STOP in Good Locations! by our office & pick up the JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. New Listings! 319 E. Vtooster Street. Kimling (freen. OH Located Across From Taco Hell. RENTAL OFFICE (41V) 354-2260 Hours- Monday to Friday 8:30- to 5:30 • Saturday - 8:30 to 5:00 Spicij wwH.johnneuloverealeslate.com Chicken NOW LEASING FOR 2009 & Frosty LARGE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Drinks COLUMBIA HEINZ APTS MERCER MANOR 323 & 331 COURTS APTS 424 Frazee S. 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OH 43402 Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm 419-352-0717 STUDENT Saturday: 10am - 3pm www greenbnarrentals com SPORT 6 SIDELINES Falcons take third at home invitational despite subpar weather By John Lopez Megan Megan "We persevered in poor weather Reporter Gormley Bader Led the team with Finished second on and caught fire as a team, especially rile i ;i itnii women's golf team the team with a 162. finally tumid their stride this a 158 and placed on the second day. We made some big week by finishing a respect- fourth overall good for seventh able third at the Falcon birdies and important par saves." Invitational. El The team's positive form Toledo captured the title scor- to rain and a poor playing Stephanie Young | BG coach could not have come at a better ing a 639. Ohio came in sec surface the second round was time as the Falcons will be com- ond with a 646. followed by canceled. tunes this season things seem to results could simply be attribut- peting in tin- Mid-American Youngstown Slate, Oakland and "The conditions were pretty be looking up. ed to the "home course" advan- MEN'S GOLF Conference Championship in a Detroit. poor. We have not had the best "Up to this point, we have not tage, Young took a more opti week. The event, which was held luck with weather so far, hut gotten it done," Young said. "But mistic approach. Playing in cold, rainy condi- at Sloney Ridge in Bowling that's spring golf for you," coach it was great to get home and play Falcons travel to See GOLF | Page 7 tions, the Falcons carded a tun Green, was originally sched- Stephanie Young said. at a familiar course." Purdue round team score of 651, while uled for three rounds, but due For all of the Falcons' misfor- When asked if the positive The Boiletmaker Invitation will be the final stop for the Falcons before the MAC Championship meet. Four other MAC schools. Toledo. Miami. Eastern Michigan and Northern Illinois ate also tak- ing part. ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for continued coverage of your favorite Falcons sports teams. Visit the blog this afternoon to get a football practice report. Tomorrow, we will have coverage of football's r second spring scrimmage. ErHANMA&OC RGNtWS FUNDAMENTAL ERRORS: •.• ..Iced ine Falcons in ih« . i enjhi conference games, all losses. Additionally, look for soft- Js ball live blogs and baseball updates. www.bgnewssports.com Softball East division revival vs. Akron. Tennis Falcons host MAC East rivals in hopes of breaking eight game losing skid ■ By Christopher Rambo when they welcome Akron to Meserve "The keys for us this weekend will be pitching Softball Reporter Field for a doubleheader today and then ()hio for a two game series tomorrow and and defense. We also need to do a good job at Baseball Spring is supposed to be the season of Sunday. renewal. The Zips come into the weekend with coming out aggressive early on." . So far this April, the sloppy play of the an overall record of 21-16 and an 8-4 ltd Softball ream lias meshed nicely with record in the MAC. The Bobcats check in Track Shannon Salsburg | BG coach Jay the accompanying miserable weath- at 16-17 and 6-6 in the MAC. er Since winning their first two Mid- Salsburg knows that if the Falcons arc which was our goal to start the season," plies the punch on offense with seven TOMORROW American (inference games to close out to accomplish their previously slated Salsburg said. home runs and 24 RBls. Baseball March, the Falcons have receded into goal of reaching the MAC tournament, But it will not be easy. The Bobcats enter this weekend on I p.m. a tallspin, losing eight games in a row, this weekend needs to serve as a turning According to Salsburg, both weekend a tear, having won eight of their last Id slumping in a 2-6 MAC record in the point. opponents are vastly improved squads games. Tennis process. I gathered our team after last weekend from a year ago. They lead the MAC in hitting, slugging ■ This weekend, with the skies clearing and said basically that we have 12 MAC The Zips, who lead the MAC in both percentage, on-base percentage, runs Softball and the men IH\ expected to rise, coach games left and that if we can come out steals and fielding percentage, sport a Shannon Salsburg s unit will attempt to with a winning record in those games solid pitching staff, led by Andrea Arney See SOFTBALL | Page 10 push the reset button on their season \vc should be in the IMACI tournament, (13-11 2.37 ERA) while Julie Boyes sup- Men's golf day Track day Falcon baseball to invade Kent State SUNDAY By Sean Shapiro whole nine yards," said coach American Conference Player of Pep, Baseball Danny Schmltz. "They're 26- the Year Greg Rohan, who leads 7 overall and 13-1 at home, his team with eight home runs. at Kent State; 12 p.m. Alter sweeping Ball State last so they've proved everyone In addition to Rohan, the rest Softball weekend, lit, will look to con- right." ' of the Flash starting lineup has 1 p.m. tinue their strong play as they last Friday, today's starter for all hit over .300 for the season, head to No. 24 Kent State this KSU, Brad Stillings, pitched the and have combined to put up Men's golf afternoon lor a 3 p.m. opening tenth no-hitter in (iolden Flash double digit runs in 11 games so lue; all-day pitch I he teams will play again history against Toledo. However. far this season. tomorrow at I p.m. and noon Stillings isn't the only Flash Countering the KSU line up, -URCALL Sunday. pitcher the Falcons will have to SchmitZ plans to go with his The (iolden Flashes enter worry about this season. normal starting rotation this ilie weekend on a three game As a team. KSU has a team weekend, with Brennan Smith Today in winning streak, including an H- earned run average of 4.40 and (2.59 F.RA), Matt Malewitz (3.24 7 win over No. 26 Ohio State has averaged just over eight BRA] and Brian Hangbers (4.86 Sports History Wednesday. strikeouts a game. KACHtlRADWANSKI I rHFBf.NEIVS At the plate Kent has hit .306 See BASEBALL | Page 10 SENIORS: Stefanie Menoll (left) and Libby Harrison are two of three seniors who will 1920-The NFL is formed "In every preseason poll, they've been picked to win the as a team, led by 2008 Mid- celebrate Senior Day tomorrow. Kersey Jalupcin is the third The List The Yankees christened their FALCONS SET FOR SECOND SCRIMMAGE Three seniors set to lead new stadium yesterday with a big loss to Cleveland. Here Falcons in season finale are the top performers. By Morgan Carlson "IWe're expecting a| good per- 1. Victor Martinez: Reporter formance and lhaving a| posi- Martinez went 3-for-6 with a tive attitude," Dean said. "Both home run and a double. Sitting at the 4th place spot in teams are good. Miami is unde- the Mid-American Conference, feated in the MAC. We should 2. Jorge Posada: the BCi women's tennis team will always be very dangerous at Posada hit the first home run fight to end their regular season home." with dual wins this weekend. Currently, Ball State is last in in the new stadium. BG will host Ball State the MAC.goinginto the weekend 3. Cliff Lee: Lee I Iniversity today and conference- witli a 0-6 record, last year, the leader Miami tomorrow. Falcons beat the Cardinals 6-1. rebounded for six innings, The Falcons, with a 4-2 MAC and are hoping for a similar out- allowing two earned runs. record, trail 3rd place Buffalo (5- come this year, though accord- 4. Johnny Damon: 2), 2nd place Western Michigan ing to senior Kelsey lakupcin. (5-1), and Miami (6-0).Attheend the Women are preparing hard Damon singled in the first of the weekend, BG has a chance for the matches nonetheless. inning for first hit in the sta- to place as high as a tie for first or "We will be working more as low as a tie for sixth going into on our doubles so we can win dium. the MAC Championships. the doubles point and start out 5. Grady Sizemore: Coach Penny Dean has her ahead," lakupcin said. "|We will] ETHANMAOOC I IHEBGNEWS His grand slam put an excla- sights set on a double win this READY FOR SOME ACTION: today the Falcons will hold their 11th spring practice Tomorrow will be the 12th practice and second scrim- weekend, playing up the home SeeTEMNISIPagelO mation point on a Tribe rally mage All pr.ir heps and scrimmages are open to the public advantage. WWW.BGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Fntfay.Aphll7.ai09 7 Lauren "As a team, we are headed into the GOLF Glew From Placed 11th overall right direction. We shot as low as we at the Falcon "I think that we played well. have as a team all spring, and we Regardless of if it was our home Invitational course, the team performed are picking up some real momentum well," Young said. FJ As for the teams overall final IB holes. for the MAC Championship." performance. Young was Leading the pack for the pleased. Falcons was junior Megan Megan Gormley | Golfei "Everyone played well. We Gorraley (81-77-158). who played strong. It was a turn- scored a tournament low 77 on ing point for the team, and we the secottd day of play and fin- Championship." lot of momentum," she said. would like to build on that," ished only one stroke off the Finishing just behind The Falcons placed three Young said. overall individual lead. Gormley was sophomore golfers in the top 11 as Lauren Young was also pleased with "I know the course really Megan Bader, who carded an Glew carded a 165, while her her team's play on the course. well," Gormley said. "And after 81-81-162, good enough for sev- sister Marissa Glew finished BfNlOHMAN 1 THE &N(WS "We persevered in poor a tough first nine holes, I start enth place. 18th firing an 83-82-165. FLYING SOUTH: The Falcons head 10 Oxford this weekend for ihe All-Ohio weather and caught fire as a ed to play more rclaxud." "I thought I played well," Hounding out the Championships which will provide strong competition for the entire team team, especially on the second But she was more satisfied Bader said. Usually when I Falcon scoring were Paula day." Young said. "We made with the team's overall perfor- am playing well the putter isn't DiFrancesco (95-82-177, T- some big birdies and impor- mance. working, but this week I put it 30th) and Hannah Lambert tant par saves." "As a team, we are headed in all together." (93-97-190,35th). Falcon track to face After a solid performance the right direction." Gormley She also had high praise for Up next for the Falcons is the on the first day. the Falcons said. "We shot as low as we the overall team. Cleveland State Invitational made a push toward the front have as a team all spring, and "We are gradually getting bet- April 20, followed by the season best in Ohio at Miami .of the pack on day two. scoring we are picking up some real ter as a team; we are peaking at ending MAC Championship a tournament low 322 on the momentum for the MAC the right time and building a April 24-26. By Cr jig Vand.rkim also Div. I teams as well. Web Editor The teams participating, in addition to BG, are Ashland, The start of the outdoor sea- Central State, Kent State, Lake son has resulted in much suc- Erie College, Miami, Ohio, cess for the BG track team, Tiffin, Akron, Cincinnati, which will participate in the Dayton, Findlay, Wright State All-Ohio Championships this and Xavier. weekend. Wells is excited to face this Though only some of the level of competition this week- Need Cash? Falcon athletes competed in the end. With the exception of Sun Angel Classic last weekend, the meet at Arizona State, she the majority of the team will called it the best competition take part in this event. the Falcons have seen as a com- Coach Cami Wells said plete team thus far in the out- the layoff for some athletes door season. should not have a negative "Each event is competitive and effect. this will give us a good chance "In track and field not com- to see |the Mid-American peting for one weekend is not Conference teams] for the first uncommon," Wells said. "All time this outdoor season," Wells of the athletes are trained to said. be ready to compete when it Additionally, several Falcons is time to compete. Those that will be looking to qualify for competed last week had a dif- regionals. ferent training schedule than Senior Jamie Roflow will those who did not but all were be looking to earn a qualify- designed to get them ready to go ing mark for regionals. Senior this weekend." Whitney Hartman is looking to The two-day event limits four earn a regional mark in the shot athletes per event per team. It is a team-scored event, broken up into all teams attending and No more layering of clothes. 9 You can finally get rid of your wooby blanket 8 No more space heaters needed 7 Book You don't have to winterize the windows 6 No more cold drafts (we mean wind) 5 Buy You can walk around barefooted again 4 Your friends will want to come over more often 3 Back Turn up the heat to your comfort zone 2 NOW IN PROGRESS No more going into shock after seeing your monthly heating bill! 1 Take all the long hot showers you desire! 530 E. 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County District Public For the 98 percent of people who through the windows to the cells "The first couple times it was really hard. Between 2 and 230 Library, the University's don't work third shift, the wee every 15 minutes. so you know that no one's going to come in. hours of the morning will remain Between the walkthroughs, they am. I would get sleepy, but I was women's music fraternity, a mystery. do the day's laundry or prep for There are cameras everywhere." fine if I took a nap beforehand," Sigma Alpha lota, will host But for Officer Krin Keaton and the morning shift, mostly in near she said. Erin Keaton I Officer an instrument petting zoo her coworkers at the Wood County silence. Which is good for now. Juvenile Detention Center, third According to the U.S. Both are still in their 20s, and at 1:30 p.m. The program shift — from 10 p.m. to 6 am — I Vpartment of Labor and Statistics, punch in a time card. do this every day. She's what she Keaton schedules her classes at will feature familiar Disney winds up when the rest of the work 3 to 4 million Americans work the "I'll bring a cup of coffee in, or calls a "part-tinier" and picks up the University for late afternoons, tunes, and audience force winds down. graveyard shift, Somerimes. this sometimes III drink a pot while shifts when she can or when oth- liven on die days she does work can mean a struggle with the I'm there, but 1 try not to get too ers don't want them. Usually third members will have the Even the incarcerated are asleep. body's internal clock, wishing it caffeinated," she said. shift. See LATE | Page 9 opportunity to play And the staff of the IDC grave- could hit the snooze instead of Luckily, Keaton doesn't have to Dara Ford, also an officer at the instruments and make their own to take home. Free. TOLEDO Toledo Elvis Festival Tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Civic Center Promenade at the Erie Street Market, visit the 7th Annual Toledo Elvis Festival. There will be a Battle of the Bands contest as well as tribute artist performances. Reserved seating is-120. Live Harness Horse Racing * PHOTO PROVIDED EGO TRIP: The Matt Truman Ego Trip a>e influenced by New York Dolls. The Stooges. Tomorrow at 6 p.m at David Bowie and the Rolling Stones The band will perform at 8 p.m. at Howard's Club H. Raceway Park is the opening day of Live Not your average 9 to 5 Harness Horse Racing. The Truman Show' comes After this weekend, live Compiled by Anthony Balderrama and Staphanla Spancar racing will be conducted With the recession in full-swing, every Saturday and to life in Bowling Green profitable, yet enjoyable jobs are hard Sunday night. Call 419- to find. Below are two examples of By Laura Laa Caracciolo "Our influences span the 476-7751 for more exciting jobs future graduates can Pulse Reporter decade," Truman said. "I love information. aspire to obtain. Next week, the Pulse all kindsof music especially the will spotlight two more jobs. Local band The Matt Truman old school punk such as New Students get schooled Ego Trip will be performing York Dolls, The Stooges, David FOOD SCIENTIST tonight at Howard's Club H. Bowie and the Rolling Stones. ELSEWHERE in Economics 101 as MEDIAN SALARY: $53,810 A YEAR Other scheduled bands Recently, I've been listening to to perform include This MGMT and Of Montreal. They recession hits wallets Being a food is a Shakedown and New have a lot of imagination in Mautnee everywhere scientist is Machines. their songs; it's almost impos- all about The Matt Truman Ego Trip sible to put them into a certain Tomorrow from 10 a.m. what you features Matt Truman on genre." - 4 p.m. at Side Cut Metro By Matt Liaiaa make it. A background vocals and guitar, Derek Wright The band also doesn't fit into Park, the Third Annual . Pulse Reporter in chemistry, on drums, Eric Barton on piano, a specific genre. Truman writes Welcome Back Walleye biology and Miguel Oria on guitar and Zak most of the songs himself and "liconomy, schmeckonomy/I'm Family Fun Day will take dietetics can Durst on bass guitar, all from then the other band members ballin' through this recession," the Bowling Green/Toledo add in their parts. place, including fishing really make cried rapper Lil Wayne over gui- this career, area. "With the new stuff, we're just demonstrations, food, tar licks on a track that will be which may lead to jobs in dairy plants The band has been together trying to make accessible rock crafts and more Free. featured on his upcoming album, deciding expiration dates, or creating for three years and has a CD and roll music," Truman said. according to Rolling Stone'sApril the next hit Jelly Belly flavor - chicken out called "Everybody's Got The band is trying to get a 16 issue. noodle soup for winter time. One," which is available for pur- new record together and will But really, what else would chase it at shows or on iTunes, also start touring again this anyone expect from the man Amazon, Rhapsody and any summer. that had the biggest album of WARDROBE STYLIST other online retailers. "A couple years back we were 2008? His antics consist of being MEDIAN SALARY UP TO The Matt Truman Ego Trip is doing a lot of shows," Truman able to throw around as much influenced by music from the said. "We toured in Chicago, money as he can get his hands $10,000 A WEEK 70s and has been picking up on on, which is something students Networking the funk, acoustic and psyche- See TRUMAN | Page 9 at the University can't afford to is key for delic sounds. do, seeing as though the crash- this profes- ing economy is crashing some sion, as a student's checkbooks. wardrobe designer Whitehouse Instead of releasing number Rogan and Faris report for one singles, students on campus needs high Tomorrow beginning find accomplishment in getting profile cli- at 9 a.m., the Third a good grade on a paper; instead ents to really duty in lackluster film be success- Annual Power House 5K of selling millions of copies of an album in one week, sorority ful. Starting By Aaron Half iarich "Rogan gives life to a Run/Walk will take place sisters around campus are trying small, on recently divorced women or Film Critic at Whitehouse Primary their hardest to sell as many raf- twenty-something college grads on a character that could budget looking for their first jobs can School. Early registration fle tickets as they can for a fund- If you happened to find the raiser in the spirit of their Greek be the jump-start for this career path. year's first mall cop, Paul Blart, otherwise would have been is $15 or $20 is due the letters; and instead of receiving Plus, a stylist has to look hip at all times terribly obnoxious and apa- day of the race. a briefcase filled with loads of in order to promote their services. thetically pointless, popular profoundly disturbing." cash (as Wayne indeed did on Infcmwoon from CBSalarycom and tht US funny-man Seth Rogen is hop- his birthday), a friend may buy Department of Labor S»tr»n« Photos coumty of ing to relegate your anger with Aaron Helfferich | Film Critic THEY SAID IT foodpnctuftg-iachnolooycom and another a shot when out for their raatHyrvmayaunt com a similar but blatantly unapolo- birthday. getic dark comedy. terrorized his mall's female The recent stock market col- In "Observe and Report," the attendees for too long. When I went to a lapse has left many of America's most recent of his frequent film Detective Harrison (Ray Liotta) citizens with desperate hands entries, Rogen portrays Ronnie and the police are brought in to bookstore and asked in the air. In a time when so Barnhardt, a dedicated and help with the ongoing investi- many people are being laid-off, often over-the- top enforcer of gation, Ronnie takes up a chal- the saleswoman it seems college students are at mall security. Working as the lenge to glorify his own law where the Self Help a pivotal time in their lives in head of security, Ronnie patrols enforcement tactics. what many take pride in calling his territoryas if he were pack- With a story that is much section was. She "the richest country in the world." ing a semi-automatic pistol about underappreciated work- Every dollar being saved for instead of Hello Kitty band- ers attempting to receive a right- said if she told me, tuition is valued more with each aids. ful recognition for their dedi- passing day. Weekly allowances Unlike Blart's predicament cated work, Rogen attempts to it would defeat the that followed predictable and let the laughs fry with a familiar See MONEY | Page 9 innocent humor trends, Ronnie attack of dimwitted humor arid purpose." is faced with an unusual cir- cumstance in which a myste- > See ROGAN | Page 9 -Dennis Miller riously infamous flasher has I < I It WWW.BGVIEWS.COM PULSE Friday. Ap-il 17.2009 9 thai no one's going to come in. to complain about," he said. "I LATE There are cameras everywhere," MONEY would say those that want to HOW TO SAVE TRUMAN she said. From Page 8 From Page 8 succeed will find a way. and From Page 8 liird doesn't like to go into any those thai want 10 put respon- MONEY IN nights, she aims her wake up lime unlit areas if she doesn'l have to. from hard-earned paychecks (or sibility on something other than COLLEGE: Detroit, New York and Cincinnati,, around 1 or 2 p.m. "I don't like to do that. It's dark checks signed by their parents) themselves willsimply complain, Thissummerwewanttohit more Bui even waking up a few hours, and it's two in the morning," she may be taking a giant hit in stu- Ifurtherl helping the economy ■ Spend as little money cities in Ohio that we haven'i after lunch can be difficult, even said. dents' favorite pastimes. flow in the direction il is flow- on extraneous things played before, though the sun is still out. And most of the time, it's not "I probably spend around $40 ing." as possible. Go out to In the fall. I he Matt Truman "Places are closed when you get necessary. a week on leisure activities, and Jacobs said there is a way eat sparingly and don't Ego Trip plan to go back to New off, and that always kind of sucks, Quick bits of gossip are the 1 have definitely been more cau- University students can make a go out every night. York lo play the College Media but by the time you wsike up, its a norm from one person to another. tious of spending money since posiiive difference with the stale Try not to buy drinks lournal festival. rush to get to places like the Ixtnk, Badge gab. the cconohtic crisis. I try to of the economy. or other indulgences "We played there in 2007 and or anything that closes at five." she In front of the kids, they are to only spend $15 if I can," junior "If you want equality, then during the week, but il was awesome," Truman said said. address each other as "ma'am" Kenzy McNeill said. She also keep doing what you're doing. If rather save them as "We played really -great show s and Unlike other night jobs, Keaton and "sir", but at night they catch said that she has been looking you want more freedoms, then treats tor the weekend sold records and had fans asking is paid the same whether she up on boyfriends that have fallen to buy a new camera, but has spend, globally," lacobs added. ■ Carpool or take the us when we were coming back. works noon or midnight, but is by the wayside or how it is thai the stopped herself from spending Whether you agree with shuttle service when- It's pretty extensive to pick up unsure about what the "full-timers" beef noodle soup gels so creamy. the money on a new one. lacobs and find it a good lime ever possible to save and go especially when people are paid during those hours. fad said that third shift never Yet some students are mak- to spend money on items you on gas have jobs and school and real life, And midnights "can be a little really bothered her. ing it a goal to purposefully not can afford, or with McNeill, and ■ Create an allowance Inn we wanl to be established spooky sometimes" in jail, accord- "I didn't have anything else to do worry about the current slate of would rather put some money system for yourself outside of town and become ing to Keaton. where it was changing my sched- things, like junior lared lacobs. in the bank, it's evident that ■ Understand your debt more regional." "i mean, it's a jail. There are lights ule' she said. "I find if it wasn't for the hard now is a time when people arc load I he Matt Truman Ego Trip on in all of the wings and you're Working late can be peace and times the people complain- keeping a closer eye on their ■ Organize receipts isn't onk trying to help them- locked inside of it. so you know quiet, ifyou can get it. ing would find something else monev. selves out; I he members have also been helping other bands by pulling them onto their lineup, "We've started doing this thing on a monthh basis where we'll play Howard's or something and invite two or three bands from out of town so they can gel somi exposure. We're trying to do the grass roots thing as far as helping bands around the state and out ol town," he said, So make sine you come oui tonight IKII only to hear I he Man Truman Ego trip bin to also sup Don the other performing bands from neighboring ton ns. The show starls at 9 p.m. Tickets are $5 ai the door. Your Views BOTTENtOMATOtSCOM Is there a story in the AIMING TO PLEASE: Setti Rogan plays the part o( a mall cop who has to fend off a flasher as the head of security Rogarueams up with Anna Fans, who plays a male-up counter consultant Rogan attempts to bring humility and loveability lo the character ol Ronnie Bainhardt. which is similar to characters he has played in films like "Knocked Up." "Superbad" and "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" BGNews that you him. It's this simple downfall want to voice your ROGAN that further solidifies Rogen as opinion on? From Page 8 an actor who is simply relying on hiscurrent popular image. If this ON THE RECORD dialogue. While Ronnie hinges trend continues with wavering on antics fueled by his bipolar popularity, he won't have much What are you listening to on your music player? Sign up for a tendencies, Rogen gives life lo a left to report on in the future. character that could have oth- 7. Paramore — "Misery Business" group blog or erwise been profoundly disturb- ing; which it still somewhat is. STARRING IN 2. Tool— "Sober" community site Even among the light of all this THE POLICE confusion, Rogen finds ways to 5. Kanye West — "See You in My keep Ronnie somewhat likable BLOTTER: today. and seemingly courageous with Nightmares" his high Hying hopes. ■ Letter Grade: C "Observe and Report" hits the ■ Rated R for pervasive language, 4. Kings of Leon — "Use Somebody" middle of the road for Rogen fans. graphic nudity, drug use, sexual visit us and give us your r; It gives the actor enough room to content and violence. 5. A Perfect Circle - "The Noose" extend beyond a new territory ■ Runtime: 86 min. of performances, but il confines ■ Starring: Seth Rogen. Ray Liotta. Samantha Cox "I like all of these songs because they each have a differ- BG Views him to the only style of humor Michael Pena and Anna Fans Junior ent meaning. 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April 17.20W SPORTS WWWBGVIEWS.COM The Daily Crossword Fix Falcon rugby club heading to nationals brought to you by By Christopher Rambo "Everybody on our team knows that __ j- Report-?' 1 1 J 4 1 11 ■" ~ 1 White _ 2 Pitching stat T7~~ ' 1 " once you get to this stage there is no use ■ 3 Barley bristle 1 4 Sister of Rachel For the men of B(l rugby, their ■' 1 moment is now al hand. 1 1"fj 5 Actor _ Ray of "Battle Cry' worrying about anything other than what ii 6 Book |acket promo After nearly nine months of ■ ' 34 ■ 7 Running the country sweat and toil, the Falcons have is in front of us. Fortunately most of our 8 Hybrid meat arrived in Berkeley, Calif., where 9 Dover diaper 10 Boxers' alternatives they are set to embark on the n- - ^m players have been here before so they 11 Like 2 or 4. e.g. final leg of their 2008-2009 jour V 'i L «l 12 Sample ney. 13 Pseudo-sophisticated 36 Former transp. regu- are fully aware of what to expect." 41 ■ BG will begin the 16- I 19 Gp. once headed by lator Arafat 37 Cowardly Lion por- team National Collegiate 47 ■so Tony Mazzarella | BG coach 21 Org. at 11 Wall St. trayer ■ ^1 Championships this afternoon —! .. i* 22 Daisy Mae's creator 41 Kung _ chicken and every available seat out to 23 Not as tight 44 "You cheated!" at 2 p.m. PST with a first round will be purely on rugby, "* 50 ■ match against San Diego State. "Everybody on our team California, meaning that the 24 Spectrum color 45 Lays into H "1 '.' ss 27 She. in Lisbon 46 -bitsy Should they win. BG will knows that once you get to this team trickled into Berkeley in 28 Latvian capital "Pippin" Tony winner advance to round two tomorrow stage there is no use worrying tits and spurts rather than as a I 31 First words of the "Mr. Ben where they will bee the winner about anything other than what whole unit. <> I Ed" theme Angeles of LSU and Utah. The final four is in front of us," Mazzarella Some players arrived yester- - 32 "_ Camera" "Don't mind " 1 F 1 33 Bite-sized Hershey Kind ol wave or pool and national championship said. "Fortunately most of our day morning while others did products Pay stub abbr. game will be conducted In two players have been here before not get in until late last night. ACROSS 35 From, in German Alaska's first gov. weeks at nearby Palo Alto. so they are fully aware of what "It |the travell is a bit of a con- names Brand for Fido cern," Mazzarella said. "But Pleasant The Falcons enter this week- to expect." 1 Aquanaut's workplace 47 Ont. or Que. Get hold of, with 7 Arabic for "son of" end three weeks removed from Of greater concern to the first- once we all get out there I think 49 Feedbag morsel "onto" year coach are the hasty travel we will be fine. It Ibis team's late 10 Software prototype 50 Former big name on "The their 33-5 Midwest Tournament 14 "1984" author View" romp over Minnesota. They arrangements his team was arrivall might actually serve as 15 Teachers' org. 51 Snob throttled Buffalo 52-3 and 12-5 forced to make. a blessing in disguise due to the 16 Campground arrival, briefly 55 Mag. employees two weeks ago in a pair of warm- Since the Midwest fact that we will not have much 17 Pleasure dome site of verse 56 1973 Erica Jong novel 18 Most energetic 61 Crooner Julio ANSWERS up matches. Tournament was conducted a downtime before our game. We 20 Cornucopia 62 What pupils do in the dark Despite the excitement about scant three weeks before the can just go out and play rather 22 Baba of fiction 66 Action hero's garb, and what SlN V H 3 lli U DHN 0 N V their trip west, coach Tony National Championships, the than just sittingaroundfora full 25 Via each first word in this puzzle's SIN u 6 o fit i all d v 3 Mazzarella said that the focus Falcons had to scrap for any day or two." 26 Hermit four longest answers is 3|l V T i ols w i s * 1 n ■ 29 Poivre partner 67 Lunes, por ejemplo ■ |nh ii4 Jniivi 4 30 Let go 68 Squirrel's stash | | l 8 1 1 1 Ti3 | | | 34 Supplement that some claim 69 Prolific auth.? 3 I80y |lVO||ADHd I0«f H3 1 iNKt| Did eases arthritis 70 Morsel SNOd(}| | | O O V 1 S V 38 "Bali _" 71 Grand Prix site 1 VH | 1 ijo till 10 0 3 39 Italian cheese « 3 V8 | | 1 3 1 | iiNOl 40 Tender poultry |||dMV«Al||l1V 42 Stereotypical pirate leg timiddONHOH | 43 Texas governor before George i i i I d d i din o v Hv x W. 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