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P.M. SHOWERS Ill(ill79 LOW 54 www.bgnews.com A daily independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 6 Community focuses on the arts By Monica Frost According to Mary Natvig, direc- McGrath. longtime "Sesame REPORTER tor of the village, the facility will Street" cast member will visit the he a learning community sup- Art Village and have dinner with The fine arts are alive and well at porting the arts on campus. students. the University, especially at the "This shows the whole campus Many incoming freshmen were Arts Village, a new living/learn- that the arts are really an impor- made aware of the Arts Village by ing community housed in the tant and integral part to this a booth set up at orientation or I brahman Quadrangle. campus," Natvig said. recommendations from art pro- The Arts Village caters to stu- Natvig is also enthusiastic about fessors. dents pursuing art-related the environment the village will Aaron Marzullo, a freshmen majors as well as non-art majors provide for students majoring in art and focusing on interested in expanding their "It acts as a small community ceramics and pottery, heard of knowledge of the arts. and creates a sense of belong- the village from an art professor Students participating in Arts ing," Natvig said. when he received a tour of the Village will take one course a The Arts Village has at least 20 art building, lie was attracted to semester from a selection of four events planned for the semester the village because of the neigh- fine arts-related courses, as well plus smaller social events. The bors he knew he'd have. as a one-credit course that events are open to all of campus "I'm an artist and I knew I'd be focuses on experiencing the arts but may require a small fee for around other artists," Mar/ullo first hand. The course will pro- non-residents. The village has said. "I knew it would be a lot of vide siudents with the opportu- plans to visit the Toledo Museum people with the same interests" Brad Bores BG fens nity to attend events such as the- of Art as well as attend musical, Another attraction of the Arts LEARNING COMMUNITY: Students work in one of the lounges located in the new Arts Village in atrical, musical, and creative theater and dance series and Village to incoming students is Harshman. The village has special events planned tor residents including trips to the Toledo Museum writing performances within the creative writing workshops. of Art. community. In September, actor Bob VILLAGE, PAGE 2 U. attempting to block Dumaru virus By Kara Hull "Internet Explorer patch" to One of the biggest concerns, iDllOR IN -C«IE< download. Strickland said, is figuring out After the spread of die Sobig.l- So far, one infection has been ways to block or slop the spread and MS Blaster computer virus- found in the residence halls and of the virus if it finds another way es on campus earlier in the week, the University'scentral anti-virus onio campus—like through a University officials are facing software is currently blocking all laptop, A faculty member con- another virus that could poten- e-mail messages to BGnel neciing their Infected laptop to tially do moiv damage. accounts with an .exe attach- the network caused the MS According to Kent Strickland, ment to keep it from spreading. Blaster v ims lo reach campus the information security officer with Unlike SoBigi" or MS Blaster, morning of.Aug. 12. Information Technology the Dumaru virus contains a The p;ist two weeks worth of Services (ITS], the Dumaru e- "keylogger" component which is viruses have sparked discussion mail worm was discovered able to track keystrokes, possibly about methods that could be Monday but is just now begin- releasing secret information to used in tighten campus technol- ning to appear on campus. an attacker, Strickland slid. Ogj security and raise awareness the virus, which spreads "Passwords or other sensitive levels of both viruses and their through theopeningofan e-mail material could be compro- attachment titled Patch.exe. mised," he said. "We're doing DUMARU, PAGE 2 appears to be sent from everything we can to prevent Microsoft and offers users an that."
Blaster worm still active
By Kara Hull Strickland, information securi- Strickland said. EOlIOR-IN.CHIEF BenSwjnger BGNews ty officer with Information "We're still working on clean- A computer virus that Technology Services. ing up ones from the weekend," FOOTBALL GOES 1 -0: Players celebrate a Bowling Green touchdown in the first quarter of last night's appeared on campus two The worm causes infected lie said. "It's going lo lake a game. Upper right, Matt Leininger celebrates after recovering a fumble. Lower right, defensive lineman weeks ago is still causing prob- computers to shut down and while yet." Rick Mauer chases Eastern Kentucky's quarterback Matt Guice. The Falcons won 63-13; Page 5. lems for University officials. reboot repeatedly and also MS Blaster, Strickland said, The MS Blaster virus, identi- attacked the Microsoft update traveled to campus through an fied on campus the morning of site, preventing many from Infected laptop plugged into Aug. 12, has infected more than being able to quickly resolve the the network. 460 computers in residence problem. halls, according to Kent Clean up will take time.
Mars shows, viewings at University Planetarium this weekend By Miranda Bond are closer dian they have been in "Seeing the sky any time is a way of peering most Karth-like of the other plan- Hut the show will lie as helpful REPORUR 59,000 years. Because of thus, tele- ets It is said to be the first planet as it is entertaining, according to All University students will scopes will be able to show more out into the Universe we are a part of." beyond Ivarlh that will feel Glenn Tiede, astronomy profes- have a chance to take a closer detailed features of the planet 0A1E SMITH, DIRECTOR OF PLANETARIUM human footsteps. sor. look at the red planet this week- such as polar ice caps and dark imagined parts of the planet look opportunities at BGSU. just as "The planet Mars has fascinat- "Mars Night helps students end the Planetarium and areas in deserts. like and what it would look like Music and Theater programs ed people for thousands ol years, with a gener.il liberal arts educa- Observatory's Mars Nights. Viewing Mars through the inhabited by humans. are." he said. "Seeing the sky any and this month's close approach tion to understand our place in The events will be available observatory's telescopes will also The show is narrated by Pauick time is a way of peering out into gives a chance for a first-hand the universe," he said tonight and Saturday at 10:00 be available at 11:30 p.m. with Stewart, who played Captain the Universe we are part of." close-up look at this planet that If weather problems arise stu- p.m. and 11:30 p.m. A $1 dona- clear skies. The viewing will end Picard in Star Trek: the Next Mars has held the attention of has commanded so much dents can call 419-372-8831, tion is suggested. around 1 a.m. Generation. astronomers and the general human interest." Smith said. where they will reach a recorded Mars and Earth closely MarsQuest is a multimedia "Millions of people will be watch- message stating if the observato- show that will explore the planets According to Dale Smith, public since it was first discov- approach one and other every Planetarium director, such shows ered. With its canyons, enormous ing Mars this week, and those ry is still open or has been can- twenty-six months, some of those past, present and future. Viewers are an asset to the University. volcanoes, mile-high layers of who see it here will be a part of celed due lo clouds. approaches are closer than oth- will get a chance to see what that great audience of skywatch- spacecrafts have found, what it is "Planetarium shows are an polar ice, dust storms and ers. At this particular time they integral part of the cultural ancient river beds, Mars is the ers"
SATURDAY FOUR-DAY FORECAST SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Mostly High: 72' Mostly High: 72" Partly High: 75* Partly High: 75' The four-day forecast Is taken : from wealher.com Cloudy Low: 51" Cloudy- Low 52" - Cloudy Low: 54* Cloudy Low: 56'
FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.B6NEWS.COM 2 Friday. August 29.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Tablets gone, protesters remain By Kyle Wingtield expected to speak to the crowd The attorney general has work crew to a back room. But ban on government endorse- House spokeswoman Claire ■MI «s«o: «n: cRtss instead. defended the justices' decision to their leaders said their prayer ment of a religious doctrine, has Buchan said: "It is important that MONTGOMERY, Ala. - More "I don't want people to lose move the 5.280-pound marker to sessions and rallies would con- scheduled a Friday conference we respect our laws and our than a thousand supporters of Sight of what this is about." avoid the state being fined. tinue into next week. call to determine if the state is courts. In some instances the suspended Chief Justice Hoy Moore said. Moore has been critical of them "This is not the last battle," said now in compliance with his courts have ruled that the post- Moore lammed me Alabama A federal judge ruled last year all. as well as of Cov. liob Riley. Patrick Mahoney, director of the order. ing of Ten Commandments is [udidal Building's plaza that the monument, when it sat Asked in the interview Christian Defense Coalition. His ruling said the marker OK. in other circumstances they Thursday for a rally to pray lor in the building's rotunda, violat- Thursday why he expected oth- "There are many more to come." could be in a private place in the have ruled that it's not OK. In the return of his fen ed the Constitution's ban against ers to disobey the law. which led Building manager Graham building but not the highly visi- either case, there is always Commandments monument to government promotion of a reli- to bis own suspension under George said the monument was ble site in the rotunda directly opportunity for appeal of courts' the building!) rotunda. gious doctrine. Moore refused to judicial ethics charges, Moore in "a private storage area," across from the entrance. decisions." I he suspended chief jusliee, comply with the order to move it, replied: "I was saddened and dis- declining to elaborate or say if Protesters of the move have In neighboring Mississippi, though, said he was skipping the was overruled by his eight col- mayed that state officials were so the public would IK1 able to see it. also pressured Washington. The both Democratic Gov. Ronnie rally, the largest yet of the week- leagues on the court, and was anxious to follow the dictates of I le said officials bad considered Rev. Rob Schenck, president of Musgrove and Republican long vigil, because he doesn't sus[)ended. The nionumeni was an unlawful order and move the removing the monument's two the Washington-based National gubernatorial candidate Haley want people to make the fight wheeled OUt of sight Wednesday. monument into a hallway 50 feet engraved tablets from the block- Clergy Council, said his organi- Barbour said they want to take about him rather than about the Moore said he hopes for a final away to hide Its contents, to hide like bottom, but decided against zation is pushing federal legisla- the monument if Alabama does- public acknowledgment of God ruling on the issue from the U.S. the truth." it because of concerns the mark- tion to protect public displays of n't want it. Musgrove said he that the monument in the rotun- Supreme Court. Scores of supporters who have er could be damaged. the Ten Commandments, and would display it in the Capitol for da represented "What this issue is about is the kept vigil outside the building U.S. District judge Myron Mahoney called on President a week, and hoped other states A prominent Christian evan- acknowledgment of Cod and were dismayed when the granite Thompson of Montgomery, who Bush to speak out on the case. would do the same. Barbour said gelist and radio talk show host, that issue has never been decid- monument was lifted from its ruled last year that the monu- Asked about the president's he'd like to have it for the gover- the Rev. lames Dohsoii, was ed." he said. site Wednesday and rolled by a ment violates the constitution's view of the controversy, White nor's mansion.
Art village offers diversity
VILLAGE. FROM PAGE 1 building where I spend a lot of I he Art Village is a two-year pro- lime." Schoenbaum said. gram thai can accomodate 76 Village to incoming students is According to Schoenbaum, she freshmen this year and the same its proximity to the art building. is also excited about the diversity number ol sophomores next The close pn Odmity was a selling the village will provide. year. The village is completely point for Missy Schoenbaum, a "There are so many different self-funded and students pay an freshmen art major studying people with art-related majors." additional lee to live and learn in medals and jewelry. Schoenbaum said. "1 think it will the village. "The Art Village is close to the art gel me exposed to more."
Dave Martin W Photo Awareness biggest threat to STAND: About 100 demonstrators marching tot the Ten Commandments are pictured through the legs of a Montgomery police officer standing guard in the plaza of the Frank M Johnson Federal technology security at U. Courthouse in Montgomery.Ala., yesterday.
DUMARU. FROM PAGE 1 going to try to gei more informa- help." Strickland said. THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! tion across campus about thai" lor assistance to remove the in off the Street, it infects us," Bui for now, the I Hiiuaru virus virus, or for questions, contact Visit www.bgnews.com and take our online poll about Bruce Petryshak, chief informa- shouldn't affect too mam sys- the Technology Support (enter tion officer, said in an earlier tems on campus, according to at: 372-0999. Students living on interview. "Our biggest vulnera- Strickland. campus should contact the bilities right now are awareness, "I think for the most part we're Residential Computing Results will be published Tuesday. We're trying In get people aware OK...I think some ol the counter Connection at: 372-8077. of the best practices and we're measures we pill out unlay will
Get involved capturing About Becoming Catholic ... in your journey of spirituality you may have come to a lime when you feel yon want to know more about lite Catholic faith tradition, or you may he dating a Catholic and want to student life at BGSU! understand his/her religious faith experience more fully, or you may already be a Catholic who has not yet received the Sacrament of Confirmation. If any of these are so for you. there is a way to move to the next step in your journey. Botli of the Catholic churches here in Bowling (ireen offer participation in a process called RCl\ (Rite of Christian initiation for Adults). This process includes a period of inquiry; you asking questions about the Catholic faith to see if the invitation toward this expression of faith fits you; others helping you uncover some of the "things you've always wanted 10 know'' and haven't taken the lime to ask. or have been afraid to ask. The next period is a period of information: you learning about what (his faith tradition believes and why Catholics do what they do. Following this there is a period of discernment and decision making: you deciding what your response to all of this will IK-. And Dually, if you so decide, there is a time of commitment: you committing yourself 10 life within the beliefs of this tradition and faith experience. The rest of your life is about letting these mysteries of faith unfold in you. RCIA begins in Sept. t at St. Aloysius Parish and Sept. 14 at St. Thomas More I niversity Parish. Sessions at St. Al's tire on Thursday evenings; sessions at St. Thomas More on Sunday evenings. If interested call St. Al's (Robin French 352-4195) or St. Toms (Sr. Mary 352-7555).
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www.bgnews.com/campus VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR AREA LIBRARIES Volunteers are needed for libraries at South Main, Ridge, Kenwood, Conneaut, Milton and Crim elementary schools in the Bowling Green area. Orientation meetings are being held beginning Sept. 8 at the respective schools. For more information contact Deb Hoover at: [email protected]. CAMPUS Race still a factor in new U. of M. admissions policy By Sarah Freeman mass." Courant said. that the university's new policy IMI ASSOCIATED PRESS get^^■a^a^r rhc calendar of events ais taken from i:f~I ^H With different questions, new may make cosmetic changes but ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The shon-answer questions and an not substantive ones. University of Michigan unveiled optional essay, the university The Center for Individual a new undergraduate admis- says the application allows stu- Rights, which handled the law- sions policy yesterday that gives dents to tell more about them- suits brought against the univer- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 5 p.m. selves, their priorities, intellectu- sity by white applicants rejected 8 a.m.-5 p.m. the highest priority to academic 'Through the Needle's Eye African Drumming; Leam more achievement, but also retains al interests and expected contri- from the undergraduate and law Expressions; Surface 'threads WillanlWankelman Gallery about the variety of Africana butions to campus. schools, said it would watch Fiber Presented by the libers race as a factor, in an effort to activities and organizations on comply with a U.S. Supreme Program in the School of Art. 10 .i.in. ', p.m. campus. Participate in making Union Galleries Court ruling. Blue's Clues Sponsored by Zeta rhythms and in a group dance "We continue to believe in Phi Beta Sorority. that is Afro-international. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. gathering a group of students Union lobby Sponsored by Africana Studies that are very bright but different Kappa ;\lpha Order Info. Table Program. from one another," Michigan Union Lobby 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Union Lawn Provost Paul Courant said. Bowling Party Info. Table spon- 9 a.m.-6 p.m. "Students from all walks of life sored by Delta Sigma Theta. 7:30 p.m. and backgrounds." Phi Beta Sigma Info. Table Union lobby Dive-In Movie: Swimfan In a 6-3 ruling in June, the Union Lobby Andrews Pool. Student Recreation Supreme Court struck down the 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Center university's race-conscious point 9:45 a.m. - 6 p.m. Dance Marathon Info. Table system for undergraduate Hecrnitmeni Sign-Up Union lobby 11 p.m. admissions, which gave a 20- Sponsored by Panhellenic UAO Movie: The Matrix: point boost to minority appli- Council. 10 a.m.-ti p.m. Reloaded cants, greater weight than it gave Union lobby UAO lye Dye Sale Union 206-Tlieater some measures of academic Carlos Osorio AP Photo Education Building steps excellence. The same day it issued that POLICY: U. of Michigan student Tania Brown, right, greets a friend. ruling, the high court also issued The school unveiled a new admissions policy yesterday. a 5-4 ruling on the University of Michigan's law school admis- A reader, typically a part-time closely to see how the university sions policy saying race can be former educator, will review the implements the new policy. one factor that colleges use to application and make an initial "If race continues to trump THE CAMPUS BLOTTER pick their students, as long as it is recommendation about most other admissions factors, Wednesday, August 27 WCSO requested that Green Fire Department was dis- not the only factor. whether to admit, defer or reject the new system will be just as The state patrol transferred a University Police Department patched and she was transport- While race remains a factor, the applicant. Separately, a pro- illegal as the system the court 911 call about an alleged abduc- assist their agency with an ed to Wood County Hospital. the new admissions policy' does fessional admissions counselor struck down." said Terry Pell, tion. The complaintant was artillery round that was found not quantify its contribution and will review the application. president of the nonprofit center. offered assistance, but refused. at Hilt and Sims Roads. CORRECTION: Brandon no points will be used. Academic The two recommendations Tania Brown, vice president of I le was released to a friend. Hetrick, Maumee was cited for achievement is given the highest will be given to a manager in the student government for the A bag of marijuana was con- underage possession, court priority. admissions office, who will make school's College of literature, Complaint reported a sign in fiscated from three subjects in a date: 9/3/03 at 10 a.m. All not The new undergraduate poli- a final decision. A review com- Science and the Arts and an affir- the McFall lot was damaged. room in Compton. The stu- cited for any violations. Carrie cy was modeled on the universi- mittee will be available if there is mative action supporter, said the dents will be referred to student Barhorst, Celina, Ohio. Andrew ty's law school policy, which a disagreement between the rec- full effect of the policy won't be The hall director of Pounders discipline. Tharp, Waterville. Ohio. Michael sought a "critical mass" of ommendations known until the class of 2004 is said that a marijuana pipe had Effler, Toledo, Ohio. Jeffrey minorities, and those at some The new admissions process admitted. been found by the custodial A female subject dropped a Laundry, Toledo, Ohio Peter other universities An optional had been developed during the We're generally pleased with staff. An office! picked it up at skate on her foot in the skate Arquette, Toledo, Ohio. question about race and ethnici- past several weeks in order to what the university is putting for- the front desk and took it to the shop of the Ice Arena, causing ty is on the new application. comply with the Supreme ward." Brown said. "I definitely IKiSU Police Station. her foot to bleed and making "We will be searching in the Courts ruling. think that it's possible through her feel faint. The Bowling undergraduate class, like we do Critics of affirmative action this plan to maintain a diverse in the law school, the critical policies have voiced concern educational community."
Telephone Directory Address Change Form B'.G Welcome Attention Off-Campus Students Use the Off-Campus Local Address Change Form below to provide your off-campus residence and telephone number for the BGSU Telephone Directory. Both your local IS off-campus address and permanent address will be printed in the BCiSU Telephone Directory unless the Office of Registration & Records receives a completed Request to Tuesday, September 2 Withhold Directory Information form by September 3, 2003. 5 - 6 />.*. Recreational Sports: Something for EVERYONE To assure proper inclusion in the BGSU Telephone Directory, please submit completed 314 Bowen-Thompson Student Union forms by: 8p.%. Faces of America Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Bowen-Thompson Student Union Wednesday Fascinating and moving accounts of nine "All American" September 3, 2003 stories. Based entirely on true stories, this one-person play is described as the first truly multicultural portrayal of Americans 5:00 PM ever created. Please mail or deliver the completed Off-Campus Local Address Change Form to the Wednesday, September 3 Office of Registration and Records. 110 Administration Building or drop off the form at 5-6 ft*. one of the sites listed below. You may use this form in The BO News, pick up a form at Getting to Know Your Faculty any of the drop locations, or the form from www.bgsu.edu/registrar 31E Bowen-Thompson Student Union Learn how to take the first step toward building a relationship with your professors. Drop Locations: Thursday, September 4 Union Information Desk 7 p.*. Library, Circulation Desk Dale K, Comedy Hypnotist Administration Building, 1st Floor Hall Lenhart Ballroom, Bowen-Thompson Student Union Office of Registration and Records "Explosive humor, frenzied hypnotic tendencies, and unpredictable physical comedy." Dale K's "adrenaline-induced excitement" and "twisted and crazed interaction" with the audience will leave you laughing hysterically! Off-Campus Local Address Change Form Friday, September 5 8 - Q.SO ft*. Use this form only if Off-Campus Loral Address Change or Correction is required. Ryan Adcock: Live Acoustic Music Contact the Office of Residence Life to change residence hall or Greek unit address. Carnation Cafe, Bowen-Thompson Student Union Find out why Ryan Adock has been voted "Best Singer/Songwriter" and "Best Rock Vocalist" by music critics in Cincinnati. Name: Student ID: POO Saturday, September 6 77 a*. - 5 />.*. Street Address: Paintbill Challenge Bull Creek Paintball Field City: State: Zip: Splatl Rent equipment or bring your own! Team-up for excitement at Bull Creek Paintball Field. You may sign-up at the front desk of your residence hall or in 301 Bowen- Thompson Student Union. Telephone Number: 7 -.*. Karaoke falcons Nest, Bewtn-Thompten Student Union Signature: Date: Choose from over 1,750 eong titles. n 4 Friday. August 29.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTErNQlOTE www.bgnews.com/opinion
"The crashes people remember, but drivers remember the near misses."
Race car driver MARIO ANDRFITI ( tamousquutaium) OPINION Group work is for kindergarten We are in college now. so il is The idea that students are to class unprepared for a group holding your hand at a real job. completed. time for the professors start paying enough tuition not to project. Yes, not all students You are responsible for your own College is meant to build Want to express your treating us as such. have to teach themselves seems complete every assignment, work, once you get a job and are you as a person and teach you opinion on campus? Kindergarten is when we to never cross instructor's mind instructors and professors! out on your own. the skills you need to know in learn to share and work with when they say, "OK, create Being a college student, you Also, college students are busy order to get the kind of career other people, not college. groups of four and discuss a have to learn how to juggle sev- enough with their studies, per- you want, without flashing Send any Letters to the Students in college have passed Freudian theory." Prepared stu- eral assignments at once, so how sonal lives and some have jobs, back to crayons and play- Editor or guest colums to the point in their lives where dents are not interested in lis- are you going to learn that if without having to get together dough. The BG News at: they should be made to pair up tening to their peers tell them there is someone else doing half for a group meeting after class. Not all group work is bad, [email protected] with other Students to work on about the party they attended the work for you? There are so many problems but for die most part students or if you are interested in assignments. Many students at the night before when they were In a real job you can't just go with groups, because of meeting are in college to be adults, or joining The BG News staff the University do not like to up reading until three in the to your to worker and ask them, times, conflicting schedules, and aspiring adults and should be contact us at: work in groups with other peo- morning. "Hey, do you want to work other commitments and these treated as such and not with a 419-372-6966. ple, due to the fact that they are Some students feel that together on this?" You are hired things called a 'life', that it is just buddy system like teachers old enough to do their own work assignments aren't even worth independently and expected to easier for people to work alone used to use in elementary. and do not need assistance. the effort to complete and come work as such. There is no one in order to get assignments The most embarrassing years Satirical media is a
MONICA hate you (that's what I did any- wanted a Subway poster hang- PEOPLE FROST way). ing on the wall of a parry I was good form of news If I am at a party, beer in at. I Uiought I could quieUy pull ON THE STREET Guest Humor hand, and 1 am enjoying your it from the wall. Wrong. The tape Columnist company, I will corner you, talk attached to the poster made a What is the most
CARRIE WHITAKER, MANAGING EDITOR JOEL HAMMOND. DESIGN EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MATT IVEY. GRAPHICS EDITOR JENNY BUR2ANK0. COPY CHIEF Do you agree with all of this? We are usually also in response to a cur- purposes. Personal attacks, unveri- doubt it. Wnte us and let us know rent issue on the University's campus fied information or anonymous sub- BG NEWS PATRICIA RENGIFO, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR where you stand or the Bowling Green area. missions will not be printed. KARA HULL, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALLISON HALCO, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR E-mail submissions as an attach- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be POLICIES ment to [email protected] with ANDREW SCHARF. CITY NEWS EDITOR 210 West Hall fewer than 500 words. These are usu- Letters to the Editor and Guest the subject line marked "Letter to the RUDY MASON. ONLINE EDITOR Columns are printed as space on the : Bowling Green State University ally in response to a current issue on Editor" or "Guest Column." Only e- the University's campus or the Opinion Page permits. Additional Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ZACH DARER, SPORTS EDITOR Bowling Green area. Letters to the Editor of Guest mailed letters and columns will be Phone: (419) 372-6966 SCOn NILES, OPINION EDITOR Columns may be published online. considered for printing. All letters are E-mail: [email protected] WEST COLUMNS are longer pieces Name, year and pnone number subject to review for length and clari- Website: http://www.bgnews.com ANGELA GORTER. PULSE EDITOR between 600 and 800 words. These should be induced for verification ty before printing DEN SWANGER & MIKE METZGER, PHOTO EDITORS KEN EDWARDS. WEBMASTER BG NEWS FOOTBALL: TOLEDO TO FACE OFF AGAINST UNLV. PAGE 6 SPORTS BRIEFING FRIDAY Women's basketball August 29, schedule announced 2003 The women's basketball team will open their season at Anderson Arena with an www.bgnews.com/sports exhibition game against the MU Premier All-Stars on BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Nov. 3. The Falcons will open the regular season with a non- conference game at Youngstown State on Nov. 22, before returning for their regular season home opener against Detroit on Nov. 25. Bowling Green will open Mid-American Conference Offense slams Colonels, 63-13 play on Ian. 7 when they host Ball State. By Dan Gedney ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Games will re-air on Gregg Brandon became the sixth consecutive lalcon head Time Warner Cable coach to record a victory in his Northwest Ohio's Time debut game last night in Doyl Warner Cable will re-air the Perry Stadium. Bowling Green vs. Pastern The lalcons spotted the Kentucky game twice in the Colonels the first touchdown next week. of the game before scoring the The delayed broadcast next 49 points in route to a 63- will air tomorrow at 10 p.m. 13 victory. and Wednesday. Sept. 3 at The Colonels got off to a fast 10 p.m. stan when Terry Ennis ran the The game will air on ball 63 yards to the Falcon nine- channel 25 for subscribers yard line on the first play from in Bowling Green. scrimmage. I le finished off the drive two plays later when he scored on a three-yard run to Correction put his team ahead 7-0. Despite the Colonels quick first strike, The nickname of Eastern the falcons dkl not pank\ Kentucky University is the "It's a marathon, not a sprint," Colonels. Brandon said "I've been telling these guys all year, through camp tu just suck it up and con- tinue to improve. \\fe gave up the big play and the offense responded right after that and Runners inarched down the fickl and tied the game up and never Ben Swanger BG News. looked bade" WIN: Eastern Kentucky defensive back, William Randle, attempts to tackle Charles Sharon during the first quarter ot last night's game. The Falcons responded to The Falcons went on the win 63-13, in the team's season opener. take their the Colonels quick score by moving the lall 80 yards in 13 plays to tie the game when PI. Pope scored on a one-yard mark at touchdown run. The Falcons took the lead for good when |osh Harris connected with Charles Sharon on a 14-yard Quarterbacks key in big win EMU touchdown |>ass will) 22 sec- By Elliott Schreiner onds remaining in the first By Zach Baker "I le made plays within the sys- Harris said it was also al all." SPORTS REPORTER quarter. SPORIS cDIton tem. 1 think he's a better quar- important to keep the offense Harris said that lacobs gave The cross country team has Penalties hurt die Colonels It was a good nighl to be a terback." going in the second half, a strong performance. been putting in hard work all chances of keeping the game Bowling Green quarterback lames I lawkins, who had 128 despite a 35-7 lead ai the "I think dial Omar did an year round. close early on. An 87-yard kick- In BC.'s 63-13 win over Eastern yards receiving in the victory, break. excellent job for his first lime This weekend will be a off return for a touchdown by Kentucky, losh Harris and Omar said he agreed with Brandon. "In the second half, we just being out," Harris said. "He chance to see if the hard work Andre Ralston was negated by lacobs combined for three "His accuracy has gotten bet- wauled to go and set the Stepped in, and there was no lias paid off when they venture a holding penalty on the ensu- touchdown passes, 26 comple- ter," Hawkins said. "He has tone," I larris said. drop off. and he was very to Ann Arbor, Mich, to com- ing kickoff, preserving the tions and 422 yards through the come along to be a belter over- lacobs, who played just poised. pete in the Eastern Michigan Falcons 14-7 lead. Hie down- air combined. all player.'' before halftime and later in Despite the big win, Harris University Open. hill slide continued for the Football coach Gregg Harris said the offense was the second half, was also said the team wont be able to Each athlete has put in more Colonels as the Falcons built a Brandon said he was impressed prepared for the Colonels, and effective with the offense, celebrate for too long. work staying in shape than any 35-7 halftime lead. with the performances. will need to continue to work ■browing for 157 yards in the We're going into Big Ten average student would likely Falcon receiver lames "1 thought losh was out- In order to be prepared nexl win. country nexl week, so we'll ever dream of putting in at Hawkins had a career half, his standing,'1 Brandon said. week against Purdue. lacobs' teammates gave him celebrate and have a good their summer job. 113 receiving yards before half- "|And| Omar lacobs moved the "We spent a lot of time credit for moving the offense. time tonight," Harris said. time broke his previous single The men have run 60-80 club." doing the things that we 'do Hawkins said lacobs has been "We'll watch the film tomor- miles per week over the sum- game record. He finished the 1 larris, who ran for 35 yards offensively, and this offense is able to learn from I larris. row, and after the film is over, mer, while the women have ran game with 128 receiving in addition to throwing for 265, very mature" Harris said. "Omar's done a lot with it'll be on to the next game." a no less impressive 40-60 yards drew high praise from "We've got some work to do losh." Hawkins said. "Ever The Falcons will play miles per week. The second half was not any Brandon. still, but we had some guys since last year, he has been Purdue a week from tomorrow The team will continue this "When things broke down he make some plays at key learning. If losh goes down, in Wesl I afayette, Ind. The we're not going to miss a beat game will begin al I p.m. rigorous training schedule FOOTBALL. PAGE 6 made a play," Brandon said. moments." through September and gradu- ally taper off their miles to focus more on racing late in the season. The recent rigorous training makes this weekend's trip seem almost like a vacation to the runners and a rather con- Men's soccer opens against Cincinnati venient trip for Coach Cami Wells. By Chris Willig soccer early on in the season. ■ SPORTS RIPOSTES "First meet jitters are com- Saturday's game has the Falcons pounded at home," she said. "I After a long hard off-season, matching up with, what could Ix, would rather start with an the men's soccer team is finally one of their toughest opponents away meet." ready to begin playing games of the season. TTic Bearcats, who And while the travel will that actually count. were ranked in the top 25 last hopefully provide the team The Falcons' season opener season, did not lose many play- with a little relaxation, the ^ has them squaring off against the ers. They returned all starters but Falcons still have some ques- r Cincinnati Bearcats. one from las! year's team as well tion marks coming into this r - The season opener for the as 17 lettervvinners. The Bearcats weekend. Falcons is scheduled to take finished 1-1 in preseason play The biggest question comes \ m place at 5 p.m. tomorrow at with a win over Wright State and in the form of the eligibility of Bowling Green's Cochrane Field. alosstolDPUI. men's leader Mario Rothmund, JflWi ■ This first regular season game Falcons coach Mel Mahler who is waiting to find out if he for the Falcons is following a knows the significance a tough will qualify for medical hard- tough exhibition loss to season opener can have on a ship. Duquesne University last week- team. I le does, however, expect "We still haven't received . end in Pittsburgh. The Falcons his team to lx' ready for the chal- notification on Mario lost the exhibition game by a final lenge. "Our season is short and Rothmund's eligibility," Wells score of 4-2. we really have to play well early said. "But he is in very good Although the outcome was on to be successful and our pre- obviously not what the Falcons season doesn't always give us that shape." l» \ On the women's side, the were hoping for, there were some opportunity," said Mahler. He question is whether or not the 1 positive notes to take from the also realizes that some of his newcomers will be able to step R^^A9I game. Hie Falcons, who are a younger players will have to up. predominately young learn, had catch on quickly this season But Wells is optimistic that some very promising moments because of their tough schedule, they are up to the task. in the game, from both their "Our young guys have to be "Bridget Dalic and Andrea senior leaders and underclass- patient, yet they have to under- Pollack are two of our fresh- men. Senior Eric Duda, who is stand that the learning curve is men women that have looked being looked on to step into a going to be abbreviated at limes. very strong in practice up to leadership role, scored one of the They are really going to have to this point," she said. i^i^i^Pi^i^i^i^i^i^i^il team's goals while sophomore pay attention in the game and The Falcons will get a chance Ben Swinger BG News transfer Omari Aldridge added apply what they have learned in the Falcons' second and final the off season at a quicker rate to answer their questions and READY FOR OPENER: Two players on the Bowling Green men's soccer team practice last week in see if their hard work has paid goal. off this weekend in Ann Arbor. preparation for the 2003 season. The Falcons host Cincinnati tomorrow at Cochrane Field. Bowling Green is going to be expected to be playing their best SOCCER.PAGE 6
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FOOTBALL FROM PAGE 5 night victory. Running back HI. ft>pe led the IX'IUT for ihc Colonels. After ihe Falcons with three touchdowns. Falcons opened the third quarter Ilie offensive line gave him holes to with a ten play, 80-yard touchdown run through all night. drive to (><> up 42-7, the Colonels "That's our line, it seems like ensuing drive ended with a tumble every game pretty much they're on tlie Moon one-yard line which doing their job, blocking well, so we I Xinid Siiyte rccovcml in the end just came out and tlie holes were zone for a toudilxK'k. there," Pope said. "We had it easy, On the (oloneLs next drive, a 31 - pretty much all we had to do was van! field goal was negated by iui tun. illegal formation peiiiilty. The ivtry Tlie Falcons have little time to rel- was wide left. The Colonels ended ish tills victory as they must now set tlieir scoring tlrought when Aaron their sights on a road game against Murray caught a 21-yard touch- Ptldue on Sept. 6. down pass from Adam FJlis with Harris knows that the Falcons ltt-ll remaining in tlie game. By haw little time to enjoy last night's IIH'II it was tix> little, too late as the win. Falcons lield a 49-13 lead. Backup "We're going into BigTen country Ben Swanjjr BG News (|iianerlxick()iniir|acol)sn)ii]ided next week," I larris said. "We'll cele- CONTACT: Charles Sharon jumps tor a pass in last night's win. left. Right. BG linebacker Ted Piepkow tries to tackle Adam Ellis ot out the scoring with a 66-yard brate and have a good lime tonight. Eastern Kentucky. The Falcons will play Purdue next week in the tirst of two games against the Big Ten. touchdown pass to I )crrick 1 en and Wt''ll watch the films tomorrow. a 24-yard touchdown run as the After the film is over we're moving Falcons took home aG3-13 opening right along to the next game."
Team will rely UNLV prepares for Toledo on defense in
IAS VEGAS — UNI.V does- intense training camp In bis serve their suspensions. None defense. It will be quite a back, especially one who early games n't have to go far to get a five seasons at UNLV it's clear were identified. challenge for our young showed potential leading an detailed scouting report for that Robinson wants to do A UNI.V investigation team." upset victory at Colorado SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 tonight's season opener everything he can to avoid found about sou current or The Rockets defeated the State in last season's finale', against Toledo. another losing season. former students, including IS Rebels 38-21 last year in will bring positive changes. than they may like." Wide receivers coach Robinson is 20-27 at UNI.V, 9- fall semester athletes, used a Toledo, Until that meeting. So far junior Kurt Nantkes Mahler, however, is optimistic for the GarrlckMcGee spent the 2002 11 the past two seasons. university PIN number with- the two teams had met just hasn't been faced with the opener and the season as a whole and is season with ioledo. "Doing all the tilings you out permission to make once — at the California Bowl expectations that followed bis looking for seniors to step up into lead- "I've been very impressed can do, that's where the pres- $65,520 in long-distance calls. In 1984. predecessor, lason Thomas, ership roles. "We have an improved ros- with the job (ianick has done sure is: t Ian we do ii or not do Toledo is coming off a 9-5 In that game, the Rebels but that will change. ter. Our experience lies in our defense coaching our wide receivers," it? This football team needs to season and its second straight prevailed behind quarterback Robinson said. right now, with a senior goal keeper and Rebels coach lohn Robinson win and needs to play well for bowl appearance, though it's Randall Cunningham, but "There's no breath of fresh two senior defensemen we are going to said. "I think be is an excellent itself," he said. sun a fairly young team. later bad to forfeit all tlieir air for anybody, because who- rely on a defense early on in the season," young coach." The Rebels will have to do il I have a lot of respect for wins that season due to using ever writes about him or added Mahler. Asked whether McGee can I riday night without three coach Robinson, and I'm Mire ineligible players. looks at him judges the quar- Regardless of the outcome of provide an advantage against players who are servingOne- he will have his team ready to UNLV still counts the game terback," Robinson said. "So Saturdays game il will undoubtedly play the Rockets, Robinson said. game suspensions for their play," Rockets coach Tom as a victory, leaving both Kurt's In the position I.T. was a key role for (be entire season. Hie early "Probably not as bin 8S you role in a university telephone AmstUtZ said. "They run schools claiming the win for In last year, lie's going to be lest for the young Falcons will provide a would think." scandal. Robinson will decide some, pass some, and they the same game. evaluated." chance for die Falcons to come together After maybe the most when eight other players will have a lot of hitlers on UNI.V hopes a new quarter- as a team and will serve as a useful learning tool for the entire team.
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By Andrea Wilhelm Saturday PULSE iSSISMNT EDITOR PORTAGE QUARRY 10 p.m. Combed sandy beaches, deai water, scuba diving. Were The Shantee not talking about Florida. This scene can actually be found Opening Act: Georgia Avenue jusi one mile south of Bowling Green. CD release party Portage Quarr) Recreation Club Inc. is the place to cool down when the heat is Howards Club H up." I he Quarry," as its known, is located al 12701 s. Dixie I Iwy. beyond Wal-Mart According to owner left liiie. it u.isinitialK mined In the earl) 1940s befon 10 pm. becoming a recreational haven in 1962. Fed by two underwater springs, Portage DI Key-Lo Quarry has crystal dear water and some of the largest flsh in the area. But if fish- Brewster's ing is your thing, look elsewhere says Rice. 10 p.m "No fishing, we feed the Rsh," Rice said. The Decals Known mostly for its swimming facilities, the Quart) also lias several activities NatSWally's to keep even the most bored college student entertained, rhere are camp sites, three full size sand volleyball courts and hydro bikes that i an be rented for E I 7 p.m an hour. Portage Quarr) is also the home ol annual events Sledgefest, lul) UAO Presents: The Matrix Blowout and I lotSand volleyball tournament, I he Quarry is also close to the Union 206 Slippery Elm Trail which is ideal for walking, jogging, biking or rollei btading, If sunbathing is your idea of a perfect afternoon, it has been Sunday said dial tin' Quarr) is oneol the best places to get that deep, dark tan. 7 p.m. For those interested in scuba diving, the Quart) is a complete recre UAO Presents: The Matrix aiion facility that caters to the scuba diver enthusiast, I Mvers«ill oxpi Union 206 riencesomeol the best recreational diving in Ohio with clear watei visi i bility, wreck diving and plent) offish. As with other quarries redevel 9 30 p.m. oped for scuba diving, the lake at the Quart) contains a numbei "I man- UAO Presents: The Matrix: made underwater features. ,*m ***/ Reloaded Several boats, a small plane, a motorcycle, a phone booth, old cars, a -—-= ■ Union 206 school bus, a semicaband a large tractor-nailer lie strewn about ai various depths at the bottom. Unlike most quarries, however. Portage is equipped with underwater navigation aids im finding features Monday The Quarry also has hs own scuba diving shop with a large selection of Euchre night scuba gear including tank rentals, QUARRY. P.V. Easy Street Cafe nitrox tills and other equipment
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IX THE KITCHEN I FAST AM) EASY MEALS IN YOUR DORM Local parks attract Home-style cooking both young and old
QUARRY. FROM PAGE 7 September as long as there's a the Family Aquatic (:i implex in your microwave Dive teachers an' all certified crowd," Hice said "After that it'll that offers two pools with inter- active water play features, sand by the Professional Association Ix-open into (he beginning of By Sean Corp little bit and buy some Bud broccoli November on weekends only." volleyball courts, water slide PUtSE wnI•ER of Dive Instructors (MDD. Hiee, light 1/2 cup melted butter or mar- I lours are Mon-1 burs: 10 and concessions. I his park is Check out these three simple a I'M )l Instructor himself, has Residence life and good eat- garine a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday: 10 a.m. to busy year-round but is especial- ing have always seemed like recipes from the Ixxik 1/2 pkg. (3 oz.) dehydrated onion taught for over 25 years. 11 p.m. (swimming and beach ly entertaining in the summer mutually exclusive concepts. It "Definitive Microwave Student! enjoy die Quarry for areas close at 8 p.m.l. Saturday: with concerts in the park, soup mix is not conceivable that you Cooking" 1 cup chopped pecans iis laid-back ionosphere and 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (swimming lunches in the park and many could live on campus and have by Carolyn I )odson. the sun, sand and swimming, and beach areas close at 8 p.m.|, more exciting programs and anything resembling a decent 1 can (8 oz.) water chestnuts., ''Yon can make a whole day of and Sunday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. special events, meal without spending an arm Picante Chicken drained and chopped it," Becky VV'ittrock, senior, said. 1/4 cup seasoned dry bread Night dices available during the Also available through the and a leg 1 (3 pound) broiler-fryer chicken, "Ift better than going to a pool crumbs season Fridays and Saturdays city parks are adult activities However, with just a little rinsed and cut up because you can grill out, drink by reservation. such as painting and drawing, Defrost and drain broccoli. money and a linle creativity you 1 thinly sliced lemon Inn and play volleyball in the OTY PARKS jazzercise, contradancing, line can use your microwave to cre- Mix butter, soup mix, pecans sand." In addition to Portage Quarry. dancing and lawn Ixiwling. 1 thinly sliced onion and water chestnuts. Stir gently ate good, healthy meals. 1/3 cup Picante Sauce "I like how you can swim out Bowling Green is home to two Garter Park, located on With the recent changes to through broccoli. Pour into 2 lo the docks and also lay out on city parks with several activities Campbell Hill Road, is an active campus meal plans and limited 1/2 cup catsup quart microwave casserole. ihenr." Vanessa Uthser. junior, lor students Howling Green City park hosting many outstanding spending at the Union, being 1 tablespoon soy sauce (ixik for 4-10 minutes on High said. "Its also fun to play beach Park, located al (.onneaut and sports and recreational facilities able to make your own meals on 1 tablespoon brown sugar power (100 percent) until very volleyball" I airvicw Avenues, offers several The park is home to a disc golf campus could be imperative for hot. Sprinkle with crumbs The Quarry usually closes recreational facilities including a course, one of the best softball many students. Place chicken in shallow before serving, labor Day Weekend, but Softball diamond, horseshoe complexes in Northwest Ohio When most students are told microwave baking dish, meati- because of prolonged nice pils in-line skating rink, basket- and a five-diamond baseball that they have to feed them- est pieces to the outside so they Chimalc Dip weather, Rice has decided to ball courts, a handicap accessi- complex. The parks are open selves there are the same usual will receive more concentrated 1 can (15 02.) tamales keep it open lor a few more' ble playground and the Needle from sunrise to sunset. For suspects that come to mind: 1. microwaves and cook more eas- 1 can (15 oz.) chili con carne weeks, 11.ill indoor and outdoor theater more information on citv park Hamen noodles 2. Mac N' ily Top with lemon and onion 1/4 cup picante sauce (mild to "Well keep the Quarry open stage. slices Cook at I (K) percent events caD 419-354-6223. Cheese 3, Pizza 4. Beer. hot. according to taste) the first few weeks into The city park is also home to Alternatives are out there and power for 10-12 minutes, While chicken is cooking, mix 8 02. processed cheese, cut into the gorxl news is most of the cubes ingredients bursarable. Picante, catsup, soy sauce and brown sugar. I )rain liquids from 1/4 cup grated cheese Instead of Ramen noodles Drain tamales, remove wrap- why not have some Picante chicken. Spoon sauce over chicken. pers. Place into microwave-safe chicken? dish and mash with fork. Why not replace that Easy Microwave, partially covered, for additional 10-15 minutes or Combine mashed tamales, chili, The VMAs will show- Mac with a broccoli dish that Picante same and cheese. I leat until chicken is no longer pink. has been kicked up a notch? on high power (100%). uncov- Instead of getting pizza deliv- Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. ered. IIH in IS minutes until hot ered again why not create a nice and bubbly. Sprinkle with grated spicy dip? And please instead of Party Chicken cheese. case spontaniety ordering a few more cases of Serve with corn chips or tor- 2 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen chopped Natural Light open your wallet a tilla chips. By Kelley L Carter "You put a lot of volatile peo- have the career; Madonna was ple In a room and see what hap- just a Hash in the pan. It's all about not knowing pens, says Alex ( nielli, produc- Tannenbaum says. what will happen. Who will be er of the show "The bar is high, She came on stage In a wed- wearing or not wearing what. and even year we push it a little ding dress and sang' like a Or who will say what in their higher." \ irgin," which no one had acceptance speech. I he awards are different from heard before. Nutrition is a must All on live TV the Oscars or Grammys. "That was one of the first The unexpected has kept Hie Grammys casts its net a moments when you could Uxik By Lauren Wilbert young college students is insuffi- tious meals, but she said she viewers tuning Into the MTV lot wider. Ii covers a broader age at Madonna and say. This is a I H F •! . cient calcium intake, she said. tells her students to prioritize Music \ Ideo Awards foi 20 group and many genres of woman who is so smart and has Finding time to work, make Myhand said she noticed many their alternative activities to years, providing good old-fash- music," says Coletti. "But we're such a great sense of occasion every class and have a social life students do not drink enough make time. ioned celeb tomfoolery and so specific on youth culture in a that she's going to have a long, is demanding enough for most milk, a major source of calcium. "If they have time for a party water-cooler moments thai way that we can own it like no long career.'That one appear- students, and eating right usual- because scxlas are more popu- Ot 10 g" 10 the bars or the have people talking for years, one else can." ance changed a lot of people's ly takes the back seat. lar. movies. I tell them to compare Dici you see Michael kiss Lisa The MTV awards, however, minds about her." But ludy Mv hand, foods and "When you're i8to2i or so, that time with the time it would Marie? What was l.'il kirn think- haven't proven to boost music lameel Spencer, chief market Nutrition instnictor, said you're still adding bone and lake in go io the grocery store ing with thai pastie and did sales. ing officer for I! Dkkty's enter- neglecting a healthy diet leads to increasing bone mass," she said. and to learn how to Cook," she Diana ROSS really have to touch "I'he currency lor the \\I.As is tainment group, Bad Boy present and future health prob- "Students won't see a difference said. "The grocer)' store has sim- it? really word of mouth," says Worldwide, says the show is the lems. right now, but we stop making ple, no or little preparation time People love a parade," says Tannenbaum. "In a lot ol cases, essence ol cool. "Most students don't eat bone after 40. When they're "id foods like frozen vegetables or Hob Tannenbaum. senior editor it helps the careers of artists In a Theshovi is soon point with enough fruits and vegetables or there won't be enough bone to raw vegetables." al Blender magadne, People way that's much more signifi- what people want already. w hole grain foods like brown lose and they may get osteo- Myhand said binge drinking want to see the\ MAsbecause cant than having them sell Everything about it makes rice and whole wheat," Myhanel porosis." also contributes to bad health. people love a spectacle. I his is records for a couple of years. It sense," says Spencer, who will said. "They eat a lot of starches Women in particular should Taking in too many harmful the night where all the freaks are can do a much greater long- be at the show tonight. "This is and their diets are usually concentrate on getting enough products and lucking In impor- gathered together, Instead oi'the term thing lor your career." the celebration and a culmina- unbalanced." iron, Myhand said, because Iron tunt nutrients Increases cell freaks being in different Miuies One of those moments came tion of till the best elements of She said most college stu- is lost in blood loss. Female stu- damage to the body; increasing and in different recording stu- in 1984. when Madonna per- MTV. and it becomes that much dents can sustain an unhealthy dents also lack the vitamin risks to heart disease and cancer. dios Everyone from rock if roll formed. /Ml she had done at that more valuable." lifestyle while they are young folate, found in fruits and veg- "1 ask my students to make a is going to be in the same town, point was her debut record, "There's something cool and will not experience effects etables with dark green foliage, plan to change at least one thing in the same building and some which had sold maybe 2 mil- about saying, 'Did you see what right away, but the long term which is important for those in their diets, she said. "They deeply weird stuff is going to lion. |im Carey did on the VM.Ys last consequences can have more who become pregnant. usually stick with it utter the happen." "A lot t if people thought she night?' 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August 29.2003 9 Festival, a celebration of arts Madhatter, By Itigh Ann Mackenzie town business owners and ket weavers and the Bowling cians, interactive comedians, PULSE WRITER members of the community who Green High School Art Club. storytellers, face painting, easel The Black Swamp is back. had an interest in spotlighting Various performing arts will be painting, watercolors and tie- Downtown Bowling Green is the arts in Bowling Green," taking place in many different dyeing. music bliss hosting the 11th Annual Black according to the Black Swamp areas, including the Main Stage, Concessions at the Festival will Swamp Arts Festival on Arts Festival website, black- located between EastWboster be available on a cash and ticket ByloeBujBee ble. I Ixmght it. September 5,6 and 7. swamparts.org. and South Prospect streets basis and include international PuiSE -VKIIIR You see, for some reason, if I Sponsored by Sky Bank. Time Since then, the Festival has National and local musical and local food. Do you ever walk into a would have put the CD back Wbmer Cable, Wal-Mart and greatly expanded, increasing in acts of all varieties will be per- The many vendors will pro- business, any business and feel on the shelf and walked out many other corporations, this size and involvement. forming at the festival. vide a large assortment, varying obligated to buy something, the door, I would have had this year's festivities include music, Today the Festival draws not Located on West Wooster will from fries and hot dogs to exotic anything? I Jke when you walk weighty amount of guilt prying fine arts and crafts, ethnic and only Bowling Green residents, be the Electronica Stage, which dishes of Jamaica. Mexico and into K-Mart and you just haw into my skull: American foods and youth activ- but people from all over the state will feature )ohn Zibbel and New Orleans to buy something from the GUILT Wait. dude. You walk ities. who want to take part in sup- other electronica-style music There will also lie an array of Jacklyn Smith collection, into a store, ask for help in The Festival provides a cele- porting the arts. artists beverages available; including because you know, not only is looking for at :i> and I X)NT bration of the arts along with an Stretching down Main Street, Inside Howard's Club H, bottled water, Coca-Cola prod- it fashionable but my God, it's buy it? opportunity for artists to illus- will be the visual art displays of national and local bands will he ucts, as well as a variety of beer. at such a spectacularly low Ml-: I just wanted to know trate their workmanship as well over 100 artists. Along with the featured. There will also be a vol- The Black Swamp Festival is a price. You're powerless to the price of it. honest. I'm as their pride and involvement in art exhibit will be Acts of Art, in unteer- supervised Youth Art non-profit organization. jacklyn, she and K-Mart are obligated to buy a CD just the community. which artists will demonstrate area located on North Main Any donations or contribu- practically giving those clothes because I held it in my hand?!? Established in 1993, the first their skills. Street featuring events focusing tions made support the Festival. away. GUILT: Yes. now buy the stu- Black Swamp Arts Festival "was Included in the demonstra- on the Festival's younger crowd. Or like when you walk into pid double-album for 22 dol- organized by a group of down- tions are spinners, quilters, bas- Activities will include folk musi- Home Depot and because of lars. the awe-inspiring massiveness ME Okay. you buy 40 pounds of con- That was the lasi time crete, despite the fact that you Finders got me, but Mad hat- Black Swamp Arts Festival time slots open over the course have no place for 40 pounds of ter gets me a lot. But it's not needs volunteers of the weekend. concrete. The reality of it is, them, it's me. For more details, activity you live at home with your Anyone familiar with the mother, the lack of concrete is 150 volunteers are needed to descriptions and time slots Pulse to release Hatter knows thai the people not a problem, and vou're out help at the Black Swamp Arts please see: www.black- who work in that tiny little 60 bucks. Mecca of Music know, well, Festival Sept 5-7. swamparts.org/volunteer.html C This is my problem with A variety of opportunities . If you have any questions, their music. What happens is I record stores. I go in there to go in there, talk music for an are available, including admin- please contact Roger BG Billboard' browse, thinking maybe I'll hour at least, and once again, istering interest surveys, Gator Anderson, the BSAF volunteer buy a CD, but I probably won't. runs and trash collection, pro- coordinator, at 419-354-BSAF, By Andrew dayman teamed up with Finder's Records Maybe I'll go in there Just to become a slave to the bidness. PULSE WHITER My line of thinking is. what viding artists' breaks and back- or the Office of Campus and WFAL Radio to produce the assess what I don't have and Beginning next week, the Pulse Pulse's BG Billboard chart. kind of jerk goes into a store, stage assistance with the Involvement at: what I really want. The reality section will further reflect the Starting next week and continu- of it is, I walk in there with talks and sinus his stuff about bands. [email protected]. edu or interests and trends of its readers ing throughout the year, the BG music and leaves without at There are also a variety of 372-2343. strength, with a "say no" atti- by introducing the first ever "BG Billboard will feature the tude and leave with a lighter least buying a magazine? Billboard" chart. "Finder'sTopTen Albums," wallet. There have been times Everyone is familiar with the "Finder'sTop Five DVD's," and It was about two years ago at where I go into Madhatter and traditional Billboard music sys- WFAL's "Five on the Rise" list. Finder's here in town, |X'rhaps leave empty handed. The good tem, in which national record The Finder's album and DVD one of my lowest moments, folks over there understand sales and radio airplay statistics lists will be based on the Main Check out next week's really. After looking around for that sometimes, the music just are compiled to determine the Street store's sales for the previ- isn't there. Sometimes what top albums each week. ous uivk. a couple of minutes, I started to wonder how much the you see doesn't look good Pulse to see what album These national charts can be The WFAI. list will include five Period < )n those days I find amusing, but they do not neces- albums currently in rotation on Jimmy Page/ Black Crowes live album was going for. but 1 myself apologizing to the nice ranks # 1! sarily reflect the buying and lis- the station and approved by the man or nice lady behind the tening habits of every distinct station staff. couldn't find it. It wasn't in the Black Crowes Section, it wasn't desk for not buying anything. I community in the country. The BG Billboard will join the am so, so weak. The BG Billboard Chart With that in mind, the Pulse "Band of the Week" feature, CD in the icd Zeppelin section, maybe it was in the Jimmy I guess this is a good weak- sought to create a weekly chart in reviews, and an event calendar ness to have. I'm not addicted premieres September which the residents of Bowling as a part of the Pulse's effort to Page solo-sniff section, (which Green could be spoken for inde- keep students apprised of the it was). I only found it there to drugs or alcohol, but to pendently. music scene right here in because a Finders employee music stores? A bonafied 5th. To accomplish this, we have Bowling Green. walked me to the section, took junkie. it off Ihe shelf and placed it in BeftMV you know it I'll be on my hands. a street corner, panhandling I only wanted to know how for CDs. GRANDADDY Songs like "The Go In The Go- in recorded in, on the back of "Tailspin,""AII the Right much it was for further refer- Got any change? I need to For-lt" and "Stray Dog and the The layhawks' latest. Rainy Day Reasons," and "Eyes of ence, I swear, so I could buy it buy the new White Stripes, Chocolate Shake" are carefree, Music, it might as well have said Sarahjane," and lakob Dylan another time. I was in big trou- man. SUMDAY but they're not light and Duffy "1973". The trio from Minnesota sings with Louris on "Come to B+ (Okay, they are in "Stray Dog": has put together an album that the River". V2 Records "So there's a high school football pays tribute to all the great coun- But the star of the show is Visit coach sittin on the couch/With a try-rock influenced bands of that louris, who combines his toothpick in his mouth"!. era and before. insightful, legitimate, and honest Grandaddy, where have you There's actual substance in the The Flying Burrito Brothers, lyrics with bandmates Tim www.bgnews.com been? Check that. Grandaddy, words of Jason l.ytle. In "Saddest Crosby, Stills and Nash, and even O'Reagan and Marc Pearlman. where have I been? I missed the Vacant Lot in All of the World," the Byrds would be proud. If you Put together, the music is a won- boat on these guys, I admit it. My Lytel laments about "Boldly listen closely enough, there are derful mix of acoustic guitar, bad. going where he rarely knows/ But even snaps and drones of har- steel pedal guitar, the occasional to take our online The latest CD from he'll miss her when he monizing a la the BeaUes. banjo, organs, and even glimpses Grandaddy, Sumday, is punchy, goes/What a shame as she drifts The grass roots nature of Rainy of accordian (see: "Angelyne" at times deep as a well, but out of reach/While he's still Day Music is so warm, and so and "Will I See You in Heaven"). poll to see which mostly, it's stoner-fun. Each song drunk asleep/ In the saddest comfortable, so easy going, it is The Jayhawks have yet again has a good-natured intensity to vacant lot in all the world." easy to cast away Gary Louris' made a humble, sincere album. it, partly in thanks to a fuzzy Vacant lots have never seemed sometimes overbearingly sweet But as it turns out, you feel hum- music stores you overtone that after each song is so vacant as they do after hear- lyrics ("I don't know what day it bled just listening to it like an afterthought, but a neces- ing that one. is/I can't recall the seasons.../AII I -/oefii/g/xv sary one. The dizziness, front to But what Sumday isn't is know is thai I'm loving you for all shop at the most. back is the glue of the album. vacant. It fills you up. And up. the right reasons"), instead focus The frizz is fun, and there ain't And up. on hisangst-ridden, frustrated, nothing wrong with fun. -loeBugbee regretful lyrics ("They stood pre- From the opening "Now It's pared as you took the On," to the finale "The Final THEJAYHAWKS chair.../They felt a need to cruci- Push to the Sum," Grandaddy fy you...You'rc going down baby, baby"). explores the world of dream pop, RAINY DAY MUSIC like it's fellow cohorts and part- It appears that the records UPTOWN A- leading up to Rainy Day Music ners in crime the Flaming Lips Lost Highway Records and Mercury Rev. Combining has earned The Jayhawks a new synth-pop with guitar pop, the found respect and following: fivesome makes a record that is Rick Rubin executive produces, meant to be listened to on the indie rocker Mathew Sweet con- doorifdom first day of spring. 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