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Gift certificates D.L. HUGH LEY have life span 'King' of comedy to By Molly Voder system." Schwindler said, SUES 1 RI P0HI[P. Learner New York does not take If a gift certificate was one of part in the fee because they can the items a family member or afford to absorb those costs friend gave you this year, you internally in the pursuit for bet- may not want to wail long ter customer service. perform at Union before using it. "lust the other day. I had a cus- What many consumers don't tomer come in and found out know, is that some big depart- about the fee on gift certificates ); By Chuck Soder ment stores and chains include in stores, and she was appalled EOllOR-m-CHIEr a non-use fee on their gift cer- by the idea and was happy to D.L Hughley — one of the tificates. This fee is implement- see that Learners didn't," Kings of Comedy — will per- ed when a certificate is not Schwindler said. form in the Lenharl Grand redeemed in a given amount of When weighing the pros and Ballroom on Ian. 30 at 8 p.m. time, usually 12 to 24 months. cons on the non-use fee many Hughley was oVie of four Once the fee is activated, the sidi . need to be approached. comedians that perfonned on money is subtracted every lennifer Kaylor. sales manager at the Original Kings of Comedy month from the face value of Express said, sometimes the fee tour in 1999, which became the the card. is needed. highest grossing comedy tour "At the time I a-ceived my gift "A lot of people will spend ever, earning $37 million. It also certificate the merchandise in most but leave like $3," she said. inspired a Spike Lee documen- the store didn't appeal to me. so I "The remaining amount could tary by the same name, making waited. Now my gift certificate stay on the card for years with- $40 million more. has lost all of its value, and I can- out being touched." Tickets for the event — orga- not use the gift certificate for a Mark Bennett, a holiday nized by the University product that I recently saw and shopper at Westfield Activities Organization — are wanted to purchase," said Kara Shoppingtown Franklin Park expected to sell out, according HaMiig, junior, said. "It angers Mall said that should not matter. to UAO President lordan Ohler. me that my relatives spent (heir "I don't think it's fair since they Though UAO's previous com- money thinking it was a nice gift collected the money ahead of edy show last spring featuring to me, and now I cannot even time; they hive it in full. What dif- Dave Chappelle set a high stan- use it." ference should it make when it's dard for ticket sales, Ohler According to the Census used?" he said. "If anything, it anticipates Hughley's show will Bureau. Americans spent $25 would be to their advantage for do just as well. million on clothing and acces- people not to use the gift certifi- "We sold out In four hours sories in December 2000. cate right away because of infla- (for ChappMes show)," he said. "In peak holiday season time, tion." "I'm expecting at least that diis our stores average between Not all stores include this fee time." $3,500 and $4,000 a month in on their gift certificates. Hughley's act is worthy of gift certificates," Katie Consumers should check the high ticket sales, Ohler said. Schwindler, co-manager at store policy before purchasing "The guy's just downright Learner New York in Buffalo, their certificate to avoid confu- funny," he said, tiling Hughley's New York. said. sion later Marshall Fields is one Kings of Comedy act. "I remem- "The whole purpose of taxing of the department stores in the ber laughing pretty hard." gift certificates is to give mone- Westfield Shoppingtown But Hughley Isn't just a tary support to the systems that Corhedy King. He also stars in are required to nin the databas- CERTIFICATES. PAGE ? "The Hughleys" on UPN. es needed for the gift certificate Hughley's television status helped UAO select him over other comedians, including TIME IS MONEY Wanda Sykes, the Amazing Stores in the Bowling Gieen and Toledo area that include non-use lee lohjlathan and Saturday Night lives Darryl Hammond. 24 "We went through a list of 15 Pholo Provided Months to 20 comedvins," Stahl said. "But (Hughley's) got a show COMEDY SHOW: D.L. Hughley, from "The Original Kings of Comedy" and "The Hughleys," will be 15.00 right now, artiit's pretty popu- performing in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union on Jan. 30 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets go on sale Jan. lar." 23 at 9 p.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Remaining tickets will be sold the next day at 11 a.m. Despite his success, he was 24 affordable compared to the Stahl said. "But he's not too to book one for Anderson Arena few smaller, more unusual Months other Kings of Comedy—Steve juvenile." later this semester. events later this semester. 24 Harvey, Bemie Mac and Cedric Though Hughley's style UAO hasn't picked a genre for "They will be interesting and $2 SO Mon,hs Months the Entertainer. Hughley's might offend some, comedians that music just yet. very different," Ohler said. affordabilily will beniflt stu- naturally appeal to a broad The group is currently sur- Tickets to see Hughley go on 24 " $2.00 24 dents. At $8 each, tickets are less range of people when com- veying student opinion on sale to University students Ian. Months Months Months expensive than those sold for pared to music acts, according country, punk and mainstream 23 at 9 p.m. in the Union ball- 3% UAO's previous three comedy to Oilier. groups, including Diamond room. Remaining tickets will be $100 I $1.00 I $1,00 I shows. "Music is hard because Rio, Umeslar. New Found available to the public die next Students will be paying to see everyone has different tastes," Glory, the Goo Goo Dolls and morning at 11 a.m. a comedian they can relate to, he said. "But everyone pretty others. Tickets cost $8 with a student according to losh Stall), coordi- much laughs at the same UAO has plans to do more ID and $10 without one. They Abeictombie American Home IC Penny Kroger Meyer Wal-Mart nator of the show. But his style things." than book musicians and will be limited to two per per- & Filch Ea&* Depot might not be for everyone. The organization isn't aban- comedians mis year, according son. Doors open at 7 p.m. doning music acts — they plan to Ohler. They are planning a Length ot time until activation and lee taken "F!e can get a little raunchy.''

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By Patricia Rtnplo long period of time. I would like group be a viable and active He would also like to see the heard of the Off-Campus put off by CUT NEWS [DUOS to replicate that success," voice on campus. A group where group do a better job of assessing Connection The once popular student I leminger said. students who live off-campus the interests of students who live Megan Walsh, sophomore, currently lives off campus but organization, Off-Campus Heminger believes that the feel welcome and want to be a off-campus Once there is a core non-use Connection, is Dying to regain its organization will have several part of the group. He would like group of interested individuals had heard no news about the new organization which would popularity with the help of the benefits for students who live off- the students who will be starting the group will be elections. cater to the demographic of stu- Office of Campus Involvement. campus. this group to set their own goals, "This is a great opportunity for The Off-Campus Connection "The Off-Campus Connection to have their own experience students to gel involved and dents who live outside of the charges has been donnant for several will provide students living off- "My goal is that the experience have an immediate impact. University "Yeah. I'd definitely be interest- CERTIFICATES, FROM PAGE 1 years creating a lack of social campus the opportunity to meet be a positive one for all the stu- There are many skills thai can be opportunities for students who people, provide social opportu- dents," he said. gained by starting a new organi- ed," said Walsh. Franklin Park mall in Toledo that do not live on campus. Gouty nities in between classes, after There are some aspects of the zation that is open to thousands Several other students echoed does not take part in the fee. Heminger, Interim Coordinator classes, along with giving indi- group which Heminger believes of students." her in saying that they too would "It's not any more work for us of Student Organization Services, viduals the opportunity organi- could be different. He would like While the Office of Campus be interested if they had more to have the service charge," has been influential in the rebirth zation," Heminger said. "I see to see a greater diversity among Involvement has tried to pro- information or if there was more Dcnise 1 larman, Marshall Fields of the organization. this organization as a great way the membership. mote the organization with flyers publicity. employee, said. "I personally For | many years the Off- for first-year students and trans- "Students think that they have around campus, yesterday in the There will be a series of infor- wouldn't buy a gift card with a Campus Connection served as a fer students who live off-campus to live in Toledo to be able to Union there were few students mational sessions to be held in service charge. Why would I give voice for many students who do to get involved at BGSU, belong to this organization, but who knew anything about the the Bowen-Thompson Student them an annual fee?" not receive the same social bene- although I think there will be in reality all they have to do is live organization. After surveying Union about the OfT-Campus "Nobody thinks that hap- fits as students living in residence something for every off-campus off-campus. That might be in several students on their Connection. Sessions will be pens,"Swindler said. halls. student in this organization." Toledo or it could be in an apart- thoughts about the organization held today at noon, Tuesday at 9 a.m.. and Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. She heard a story about a boy "I think that the previous orga- Heminger would like to see the ment in town," Heminger said. there were none who had even who saved up all of his gift cer- nization was very successful for a tificates from Toys R' Us through - out several years to buy an expensive gift. When he saved up enough he went to the store only to find that his gift certificates had depleted in value and could no longer afford his item. Court hears arguments over jury tapes It is important to remember if you received a gift certificate this holiday season, that not all gifts BytanVertimo trial court judge has the authori- experts say. Prosecutors tial. Texas law since 1879 has pro- jurors to grandstand and dis- IH[ ASSOCl*rE0 PRESS ty to pennit the videotaping and appealed Poe's decision as a vio- hibited anyone from being pre- couraging timid ones from arc what they seem. Kelly Vargo, who shops at the AUSTIN, Texas — The argu- broadcast of jury deliberations in lation of jury confidentiality. sent when a jury discusses a case. speaking up. Westfield Shoppingtown ment over letting a television the murder case of 17-year-old I'oe's attorneys argued that Babcock said the law does not ludge Tom Price questioned Franklin Park mall said, she show record deliberations in a Cedric Harrison, accused of cameras could shed valuable specifically bar cameras — a whether cameras would make a promises to remember to ask the murder trial reached the state's killing a man during a carjacking light on the death penalty decision that should be left to mockery of the jury process. next time she goes to buy a gift top court yesterday, with prose- in lune. Prosecutors are seeking process state lawmakers, he said 'What I fear is we're going certificate. cutors saying it would destroy the death penalty. "We are better off as a society if A bill to prohibit recording jury reduce jury deliberations to real- "Knowing what I know now, jury confidentiality. State District ludge Ted I'oe in we c;ui sire our citizens perfonn a deliberations is pending before ity TV, like Survivor,"' Price said. next time I go buy a gift certifi- One judge questioned Houston agreed in November to duty that is literally life and the legislature, which opened its The court will have die final cate I'll inquire about the service whether it would turn the allow the PBS documentary death," lawyer Chip Babcock session Tuesday. say and didn't indicate when it fee. If they do have it they will no process into "reality TV, like Series "Frontline" to tape jury said. Prosecutor Bill Delmore said would rule, Prosecutors said the longer have my business." Survivor." deliberations. It would be the But I larris County prosecutors cameras would corrupt delibera- issue is not open to review by The Texas Court of Criminal first TV film of jury deliberations argued that the law has long pro- tions, encouraging aggressive federal courts. Appeals must decide whether a in a U.S. death |>enalty case, legal tected deliberations as confiden-

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UNDER GRADUATE Oil Carapui Connection could be thai Meetings located in For more information contact: organization, could be where you go Student Union Km. 315: Office of Campus Involvement I >le and make fnends. get Phone: 572-2J4J involved with cani|Hi> activities, or even January 15th at 11:50 a.m. Email involwdWbgnel bgsu edu BOWEN-THOMPSON get help with today's homework If tins sounds like something you'd like 10 have January l6thatNoon here .11BGSI'. then come to one of the January21stat9:00a.m. .OFF-CAMPUS, lisied meetings and find out how to get January 22nd at 2:30 p.m. *« CONNECTION V STUDENT UNION connected to OilCampus Connection ► WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday. January 16, 2003 3

Bush says race should not be a factor in admission www.bgnews.com/campus (U-WIRE) WASHINGTON-Presidenl Bush said yester- day that he would challenge the use of racial preferences in admissions to public universities while proposing a way to guarantee diversity in college classrooms. He points to systems in California, Florida and Texas that guarantee admissions for the top graduates of even' high school. CAMPUS Students explore online get a i jf courses, reject campus ^^^^^^^ rhccalandero! events is taken from I ^Hp litt|v.,VwiitN.I>pu.iilii ^^L^^. By Denise-Mane his business suit for a T-shirt and percent lo 15 pcrccnl of tradition- IHE OHIANOO SIMINfl shorts and plops in front of his al suiiienis. according to the 10 am -4 pm 10 am -3 pm Noon -4 pm Kising tuition, crowded classes home computer fbi lessons. agency's studies m 2000. The Contemporary Landscape... Fundraiser Phi Beta Sigma Informational and busy lifestyles are forcing Vnothei year on Saint I eo s I nil. s ol online education This exhibition will explore sever- Domino's Pizza Cards will be Table more and more students off uni- online program, and he will finish argue that, outside the classroom, al approaches to the question ol sold, benefitting DM 03 and Union Lobby veisitv campuses and onto the .ihai helor'sdegree in about hall sliidenls lose the benefit of work- why the landscape continues to Kappa Alpha. Internet, where a college degree the time it would take in a tradi- ing one iin cine wnh Instructors be a compelling sub|ect in the Union Lobby 4 pm -7 pm could be as close as a laptop com- tional classroom. and discussing issues with col new millenium. It features work Intervarsity Christian Fellowship puter. I can manage my own lime; I leagues. by several ol the foremost con- 10 am -2 pm Information Table Online programs have flooded can schedule my own limes n| Educators and lawmakers arc temporary landscape painters H20 Informational Table Union Lobby the market since universities and study, my own times to take the looking for ways to support working today. Doiolhy Uber H20 will be giving out informa- private companies Aral Intro- tests," said Moiseev. who woiks online classes which would allow Bryan Gallery tion regarding their Thursday 7. pm duced them in the 1990s. for a bank and has taken classes universities lo lake in more stu- night and Sunday morning meet- The BiG Spring Welcome There are signs, though, that while on business trips and fami- denis without needing more 10 am -4 pm ings in the Union. "Outdoor Programs at BGSU: How "e-leaming" is growing more ly \isits. "Basically, you're pretty space Wake Up little Susie: Union Lobby Can You Get Involved'" popular as mote state universities much in control ol the entire Forbad Sana, a San Diego State Pregnancy and Power before Leadership, achievement and such as the University of Central thing.' University professor who has Roe vs. Wade 10 am -4 pm outdoor adventure can be a I Iniula offej programs. Ii is a Uend thai has grown in been involved with distance edu- A three-dimensional mixed- Or. Martin Luther King Brunch dynamic combonation. Check out The U.S. Department of fits and starts. Across the country, cation for 30 years, said opening up the global market means stu- media collaborative installation Ticket Sales the Outdoor Programs new and Education has estimated that in some prestigious universities cre- 200:! more than 2 million people dents will need lo (lo even more by artists Cathleen Meadows, Sponsored by the Black Student innovative leadership training ated independent institutions Kay Obering and Kathy Hutton on Union. series. 316 Union will lie enrolled in so -called clis offering edeammg. But the research before investing in online programs. the theme of pregnancy and race Union Lobby tance-education programs, demand wasn't there, so many which include online classes In closed or reorganized. As the number of courses between 1945 and 1965. 9 pm 1995. at least 50O,(XKI Students 'Originally, I think people increases, people need to Willard Wankelman Gallery Noon -1 pm The BiG Spring Welcome were Involved in distance-educa- thought online education would become informed consumers," Info Session for Off Campus "The Hurricane" starring Denzel tion programs, when most used iusi mushroom, and that fust did- Saba said There will be hun- 10 am 4 pm Connection Washington. Co-Sponsored by video and radio to leam off cam- n't happen." said Diane I dreds of courses online, and peo- Warnings: an Exhibit by Lisa 315 Union UAO & CMAI. pus, the Education Department Rogers, vice president foi govern ple will have to choose if they Link Union Theater reports. mental and external relations for want to take Biology Itll at The Willard Wankelman Gallery Noon -8 pm After a week jammed with cor- the national Council tor Hlghei Universit) ol Queensland in M0A Fundraiser 9 pm porate meetings and computer- Education Accreditation. "There Australia or the British Open 10 am -4 pm The Obsidian Multicultural UAO Movie - Training Day networit problems, Alex Moiseev hasn't been as much demand foi University in England or MIT Dr. Martin Luther King Brunch Magazine will be taking dona- Union Ihealre leaves his Orlando office on attending purely online universi- (Massachusetts Institute of Ticket Sales tions for MDA Fridays and heads in Saint Leo ties.'' technology Sponsored by the Black Sludent Union Lobby 10 pm -3 pm University The American Union Dominos Pizza Card Sales Hul instead of traveling two Association of University Union Lobby Union Lobby hours in the university's Tampa- Professors is worried about area campus, Moiseev simply dri- dropout rales. Thirty-two percent ves home. There, the 26-year-old to 154 percent of online learners computer-science major Hades drop their studies compared to 4

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V.L. II Jan. 30th • 8pm doors open at 7pm Ticket Sales Thursday, January 23rd 9:00 pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom (Bowen-Thompson Student Union) $8 for BG students with an ID

Friday. January 24th 11:00 am-1:00 pm Lenhart Grand Ballroom (Bowen-Thompson Student Union) $8 for all BG IDs/ $10 for non-BG IDS ^Tickets limited to 2 per person Student Onion Lenhart Grand Ballroom 4 Thursday. January 16.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEiwoi on: www.bgnews.com/opinion

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Comedian D.L Hughley Steve Harvey, Cedric the Bringing well-known acts represented is women. make up the majority of the stu- want to go to a show and be will be performing at Entertainer and Bemie Mac on makes the school look good. But bi the future, it would be nice dent body. entertained without being the University on Jan. 30 the" Kings of Comedy Tour." The most importantly, it lets us know if UAO could work on bringing UAO could also work on repre- offended. Once UAO recognizes senting those students who do in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom success of the tour eventually led UAO is doing their job and it female acts. this fact, it will be seen in the to the Spike Lee film "The makes students more likely to These acts would have their not enjoy acts who are likely to of the Bowen -Thompson large acts brought to campus. Original Kings of Comedy." attend these events. own style and bring a different offend. Student Union. Overall, though, we applaud We here at The BG News are We are also pleased with the perspective to campus. Whether While most students probably Never heard of D.L Hughley? their efforts. UAO has been doing impressed with the big names wide variety of acts they have it be female singers or a female didn't mind, not everyone was a good job of spending our fees Well, D.L, whose real name is UAO has been able to bring to brought. From the Marijuana comedian, women entertainers happy about foul mouth Darryl Hughley, is the star of the campus this school year. D.L is a debate, to Everclear, to Ludacris, deserve to be fairly represented. Ludacris coming. D.L Hughley to bring acts that most students TV show "The HughJeys." pretty famous entertainer as is UAO has been able to bring acts If UAO wants to truly repre- can be quite crude and some would enjoy. We hope they will D.L tours the country per- Ludacris who performed at the that represent different cultures sent this campus, they should would venture to say, inappro- take our suggestions when plan- forming stand-up. He toured Homecoming Concert this past and styles and preferences. The bring an act who represents priate at times. ning their future acts so that they along side such comedians as October. only group that has not been females — who just happen to There are some students who can be even more successful.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Change is essential ON THE STREET to succeeding in life use their celebrity to speak on values — promoting peace, Someone needs behalf of those who arc being democracy, and the rule of law What is your favorite screwed over on a daily basis — not a preemptive first attack EMMANUEL forever. policy that promotes the value of reality television series? Respect the old, honor the to speak out OAVIN HECKMAN ULUBAJO might makes right. old, learn the old, but never, STUDENf against the war The United States must work Guest Columnist ever repeat the old. Dare to be with the international communi- different, creative and unique This is for Curt Harris, in ty to find nonviolent ways of in everything you do. response to your column which Resort to peace addressing the problem of Iraq. There was a native tribe in Time changes, culture appeared on )an. 15. A US attack on Iraq goes against South America who had been changes, technology changes, 1 am in partial agreement with when dealing our values and our faith. We dying prematurely from a wise people change, unwise your opinion on celebrity must all do what we can to strange sickness for many gen- people disdain changes, hence spokespersons. What an actor with Iraq oppose it erations. Scientists were sent in tiiey end up like the dinosaur. thinks about killing people isn't MARC AND MARIA SIMON AND to find out the cause of the A study was done at Harvard necessarily more important than The United States is preparing MEMBERS OF BOWLING MEREDITH PIERS0L strange malady. It was finally University a few years ago, and what an ordinary person thinks to invade Iraq. Verbal threats are GREEN'S PAX CHRIST! discovered that the disease was three predictions were made. ... in fact, 1 think being rich and made by the US government GRADUATE STUDENT causedbythebiteofan insect, First, it was predicted that in pampered compromises their almost daily, and many thou- READING which Uves in the walls of their the coming year, there would integrity. But, the stars can some- sands of reserve troops have Georgia should '"The Bachelorette,' homes. The natives had four be more changes than ever times help ordinary people solve been called up and are being options; first, they can destroy before. Second prediction was big problems when the "free deployed in the Middle East. because of all the good the insects with insecticides; that in the coming year there No one doubts that the current press" in this country uses its not change eye candy." second option, they can would more competition than Iraqi government is a brutal, constitutional liberties to destroy and rebuild their ever before. Third prediction repressive regime, like so many squelch important issues (the their state flag homes; third option, they can was that in the coming year, peace movement). The national others on planet earth. Even if it move to another location is not a threat to its neighbors, it 1 found your article on there would be more opportu- media chose to ignore the war where there are no such nities than ever before. It was protests that took place in is certainly a threat to its citizens. Georgia's Dag pretty interesting. 1 insects, and final option was How should we deal with the lived in Georgia for over six years, concluded that those who do October (but The BG News did- that they could continue to live not adjust to the rapid rate of n't). Only now that so many problem of evil in the world? As and as far as 1 can remember at the same place and die early, change, respond to the celebrities are using their influ- Martin Luther King said, dark- there was very little upset over as they had been doing for increase in competition or take ence to give this large, grassroots ness cannot drive out darkness the flag. I don't beUeve that every generations. The saddest thing advantage of the new opportu- movement a voice, are we begin- — only light can do that citizen of Georgia really feels that JENNIFER WILLIAMS is that they chose to remain as strongly about the flag. nities available would be out of ning to get a glimpse of the good- Violence and repression are not they were and died early. What the best ways to change a violent I can understand that the SENIOR, PSYCHOLOGY their jobs within two years. will of the American people and an unwise decision someone Confederate Dag is seen as offen- A common factor in all inter- their desire to see that politicians and repressive regime. "'foe Millionaire,'because might say, but it is quite unfor- sive, when anyone thinks of the national franchises is the abili- stay (or become) honest. Our government has choices tunate that most people today to make. Indeed, the Bush Civil War they automatically it's going to be funny to ty to change to the culture, The Bill of Rights was not put are living their lives the same think of slavery. I myself find it belief and value system in their in place so we can kick back and Administration is choosing see everyone get screwed way. Many fear change and diplomatic means with North offensive to a certain degree. new operating environment take it easy. They have some in the end." would rather prefer to stay in Korea, whose actions are at least Unfortunately the Dag does pre- The Chinese restaurant menu political sting to them when used their perceived comfort zone. as threatening to the world and serve a sense of history, which we being served here in the U.S. is properly (the First Amendment, Change is mentally condi- whose government is at least as have been told time and time quite different from the for example, wasn't merely writ - tioning yourself for the success repressive as Iraq's. Nonviolent again, is very important- Chinese restaurant menu ten so we could watch 100 chan- you want to achieve in your tactics brought an end to com- Look back at the past and being served in my country nels of commercials — it was put personal and professional life. munism in Eastern Europe and learn from it. I don't think chang- Nigeria, just as well as the there so we could speak truth Change can be described as the USSR, apartheid in South ing the flag is in order. We cannot loud and clear, no matter what the act of transitioning. It is the menu being served in China. Africa, and Slobodan Milosevic ignore the past, and while a few some goon in Washington thinks ability to flex one's strategy in ThetasteofKFCinU.Kis in Yugoslavia people may find pride in the about it). other to achieve a goal. Change quite different from the taste of We support the thousands of symbol, I simply believe it is a If all of our elected representa- is uncomfortable. But change KFC in the U.S. These marchers who go to Washington showing of heritage, how far a JAMES TEMPLETON tives think they can wage war is inevitable if you desire to instances buttress the fact that, D.C. this holiday weekend to call community has come, and how when they want, where they JUNIOR, T-COMM achieve your goals and dreams in this global economy, you for peace, as well as the thou- much we have learned from our want, I don't care if they went to There are too many safety either change or become a vic- sands of religious and secular mistakes. '"The Amazing Race,' I larvard or Yale or have rich experts in this world; these are tim of change. dads. Lots of people are gonna people who are working locally because it is the only MICHELLE SEYM0RE people who are afraid to do As with most journeys, a for peace. We call today for our say no. And if the news doesn't one that I have ever anything till they are sure of a guide can only take you so far, government to act on our best STUDENT want to cover it, then let the stars watched an episode of." perfect result These kind of in the end each traveler must people hardly grow because make the effort to get from one they disdain risk (greatest fac- place to another. Always tor for growth). One has to face remember that in life you are the challenges in this world the master of your fate, the with boldness and surely architect of your destiny, the unseen forces will come to captain of your soul and the one's aid. If you are waiting for person behind the wheel of a favorable coast before mov- your life. If you want success in ing your ship in life, your ship life, then change before you may just be stuck in the harbor have to! 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AGENT TESTIFIES AT SNIPER HEARING www.bgnews.com/nation FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — An FBI agent testified yesterday that she monitored a phone call from someone claim- ing to be a sniper that laid out terms for ending the October shooting spree that killed 10 people and wounded three in the Washington area. NATION Officer's rescue attempt falls short By Jennifer Ray "It started with him wrecking the apart- A demolished leather couch IHi ASS0CK1ED PRESS and armchair, tables and chairs, PHILADEI-PHIA (AP) - A man ment and throwing stuff out the window. wooden dresser drawers and arguing with his girlfriend set fire From there, the place was lit on fire." other items were strewn in front to two apartments in a down- of the building. town high-rise yesterday, (hen THOMAS QUINN It took about 100 firefighters plunged to his death from a 24th- POLICE CAPTAIN more than an hour to brings the floor balcony as an officer tried to blaze under control save him by grabbing his sleeve, could not prevent him from place was lit on fire," said police Alfred Margerum, 47, who lives police said. falling. Capt. Thomas Quinn. Rogers across the hall, said police had l-ouis Rogers, 24, threw furni- Authorities later removed his then jumped from a 25thfloor been at the apartment numerous ture from two balconies before body from an overhang above the balcony to a balcony on the 24th times to break up arguments setting the blaze that sent smoke building entrance. floor, broke into that apartment, between Rogers and his girl- pouring from the Hopkinson Rogers' girlfriend, whose name threw items out. and set the place friend. Mouse in the city's well-to-do was not released, left the building ablaze. A next-door neighbor, Kim Society Hill section. after the fire broke out, and was Fifty-one of the building's 536 Harris, 32, said Rogers kept loud Joe (taczrrureli AP Phofti A TV news helicopter captured not hurt. units were evacuated, and ten- birds, played music all night and images of Rogers climbing over "It started with him wrecking ants were kept in the lobby to sometimes leaned out his win- FIRE: A firefighter runs past furniture and debris thrown by a man the railing; a police officer rushed the apartment and throwing stuff protect them from falling debris. dow and set things on fire. She from the balcony of an apartment he set afire yesterday in down- out and grabbed his sleeve but out the window, from there, the No injuries were reported. said he worked in construction. town Philadelphia, before plunging off the balcony to his death.

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The New Year has begun. And BOWtlKC GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY like they always say when the ball drops lo start the New Year. "Out with the old and in with the new." That is exactly the way that the Bowling Green woments swim- ming and diving team would like to look at it. Since 2002 is over, hopefully 2003 has the potential to turn its season around starting off with a bang Toledo stuns BG, 70-62 The Falcons are heading into By Daniel Gedoey the middle of their season with a SPORTS REPORTER great outlook into what the The battle of 1-75 resumed last future holds. night as the women's basketball BG will take on Findlay teams of Bowling Green Male University tomorrow in its first University and the University of meet of the New Year here at Toledo met on UT's home court, Bowling Green. Savage Hall. The Rockets of The Falcons have seen its Toledo took lliis round by hand- opponent in the pool once all ing the Falcons a 70-62 defeat. ready this season when they both With the win, the Rockets competed in the Tom Snibb improved their overall record to Relays back in October. Although 9-5 and their conference record that meet was a relay-based meet to 2-1. The loss dropped the where no tme events were swum Falcons to 8-6 overall and I -2 in and the meet was not scored, it conference games. gave ihcm a chance to see what Falcons head coach Curt the < 'ilers was capable of. Miller was pleased with the way Findlay's current record stands his learn played despite the loss at 0-5 where it lost its last meet to "I really give our kids credit, Ohio Wesleyan University 101- we played with a lot of heart and 126 on Ian. 11. effort and that's what wre talked Coached by third year head about. I thought we battled coach Molly Kuhlman, her team throughout the 40 minutes and, is a young team that is still trying really. 1 thought at times we out- lo get in the groove of competi- played them tonight." Miller tion. said. Sarah barling is leading the Things started off very posi- team with her fast times in the tively for the Falcons, .is they 1000 freestyle event and the 200 opened upal 1-4 lead with 11:53 lireaststrokc event coming in left to play in (he first half. The with a time of 11:14.43 and Rockets quickly stemmed the 2:36.73. tide of the Falcons momentum The BG swim team is coming with a 10-0 nin over the next off an impressive finish ai the three minutes i<» draw even. Notre Dame Invitational in Guard Iexee McDonnell put the December where it showed Rockets ahead lo stay with 5:52 some of its best times from all remaining in the half when she season split a pair of foul shots to give Hopefully the Falcons can UT a 21 -20 lead. continue to ride that wave of suc- The Falcons appeared to be cess and carry it into the meets building some positive momen- that it has ahead of them. tum going into the hall when Finishing fourth out of fifteen back-to-back three point shots teams that competed shows that by Kim Greich and Francine GUARDED: A Bowling Green player looks lo pass the ball to one of her teammates in a game against lona on Nov. 11. The Falcons fell BG is heading in the right direc- Miller cut the Falcons deficit to to Toledo last night 70-6/'. tion to reach its goal ol placing one point at 29-28. high in the Mid-American However, the wind was taken ( onlercncc Championship and out of the Falcons sails when also the NCAA Championships Megan leronie was whistled for Rebounding hurts Falcons in loss in March. reaching in against Rockets Co-captains lessica Humes guard Mary Blessing With one By Zach Baker Rockets had 27. "Vie know the things that we had Bve rebounds each. Four and Sarah Agnew lead a team second left to play. Blessing split ASSISTANT SPORIS EDITOR Ms not a secret that we don't need to gel belter at, and offer players had foui rebounds each. that is ready to succeed. the pair at the line and the Women's basketball coach have a ton of size," MiDei said ■ ue i < ■bom Illinois one ut diem." Miller said thai considering the Over break the Falcons took a Rockets headed into the locker Curt Miller was blunt about his "We essentially played lour Davis said. "V* did dun well lack ol offensive rebounding, 10-day trip to Coco Beach. room with a 30-28 halftime lead. team's rebounding after theii in the Boot at once.' BG did a gtnxl job of keeping the Florida where thev were going to tonight." in contrast with the first half, 70 62 lossai Ibledolasi nighi loledo capitalized on its size Toledo head coach Mark game c eat. sleep and breathe swim- things started oil very slowly for "WE have lo be one ol the advantage by grabbing 48 Ehlen said that the Rockets I thought we "played with a ming the Falcons in the second hall. rebounds, out-rebounding BG focused on controlling the lot ol heart and effort," Millci It was a chance for the team to worst rebounding teams in the Die Rockets outscored them 14- country," Millet said 'It got rhe two teams tied in boards. said " The disappointing slat is concentrate on swimming alone 3 in the first six minutes to open back and bit us again." defensive rebounds at 28, with "I think we did that tonight," that we got killed on the boards .Hid leave all us oilier problems up their biggest lead of the game behind. rhe Falcons had no offensive the majoi difference coming Ehlen said referring to control- again." at 44-31. offensl ling the boards. I think that With I'am Brown out, MWei This was a chance for the rebounds in the second half, The Falcons battled back but and had only lour the entire I i.i Davis led the Rockets with might ha\e been one ot the dif- had said that ccnin Ml l.illse Falcons to all get together and were never able get any closer nine rebounds Davis said the ferences " would get more playing lime. live swimming and to regroup nan i.'. I he teams inability to get offensive rebounds caused team been working to improve The laicons were led In I.iuse had foul points and four on the boards, especially on the rebounding by guards Kim SWIMMING, PAGE 10 W. BBALl, PAGE 8 them to score only three si chance points, while the offensive side tiiiccii am! Lindsay \ustin,who REBOUNDING. PAGE 10 BG faces off against No. 7 OSU San Francisco

By Jayme Ramson R.I. Umberger, Ryan Kesler. and ASSISTANT SPORTS [01 TOR Scolt May Defenses have had The BGSVJ hockey team will try trouble containing the Buckeyes' fires Mariucci to extend their winning streak offensive threats throughout the when they travel to Value City season. By Greg Beacham tions. But Mariucci's agent, Arena in Columbus tonight and BG head coach Scott Paluch and THE ASSOCIA'ED PRESS Gary O'Hagan, said Mariucci tomorrow night to face the No. 7 McConvey stressed the impor- SANTA CLARA, Calil never made (hose demands Ohio Suite Buckeyes.. tance of keeping control of the Coach Steve Mariucci was Bred York and Mariucci had a The Falcons swept Northern puck and avoiding turnovers in by Ihe San Francisco 49ers on phone conversation Monday Michigan at home last weekend the neutral zone. Ohio Stale has yesterday after years ol grow* that went poorly and York Hew for their fiist series sweep since capitalized on opportunities creat- ing division with owner lohn Iroin his home in Youngslown, March of 2001 The wins came ed by turnovers in the neutral zone Vbrk. t lliio. to < 'aliloi nia lo complete aftei a sivgaine winless streak and throughout ihe season. lusi a few days aftei ihe first coaching change since may provide some momentum "Their top line of R.I. Umberger, Mariucci's fourth trip I" the he took charge of the team in and added confidence going into Ryan Kesler, and Scott May is as playoffs in hi- six seasons 1998. the Ohio State games. good a line as there is in our ended in a 31-6 loss lo Tampa The Jacksonville laguars t lliio Slate.is currently No. 2 in league," Paluch said. "One of the Bay, York released Mariucci have the NFLs only other the CCIIA standings with an over- focuses of our team for the las) iw 11 from the final yc.11 ol Ins con- coaching vacancy. and all iec ord of ir.-4-2.11ie Falcons (5- weeks has lieen our defensive play tract ihe men hugged yester- Mariucci was thought to be a 13-21 will have a chance to map through Ihe neutral zone and day morning after a 90-minutc prime candidate lor die job. OSU's eighi -game win streak. Ohio down low. We need to be real si ilid meeting at team headquarters. Bui laguars spokesman Dan State is 10-1-0 at Value City Arena defensively through the neutral "Its a very emotional and I dw ads s.nd the team doesn't this season, losing only to Cornell. zone but that also means that we unpleasant situation for both have any plans lo interview The Buckeyes have outscored can't turn the puck over in the neu- of them." general managei M.niuc c 1. and he isn'i consid- their last three opponents 9-1.. tral zone." Terry Donahue saul. "Dr, Vork ered a candidate, "It's going to lie a tough match- Ohio Slate's front line is not Ihe has .1 verj strong idea about r. shocked as anyone up. They've had an cv client liisi only part of their team that has how he wants the liters struc- else," laguars owner Wayne half and they've got a few realty caused problems for opponents tured. ..This is a philosophical Weaver told The Associated lop-notch players." BG forward this season. Their offensive depth spiii between what lohn want- Press, His ageni told us that I I'Arcy McConvey said. "Its always and scoring ability is apparent in ed to do and what Stew want- SUM'S interest right now is tak- tough to go on the road and win theii oilier lines as well ed " ing some time off and doing but now is as good a time todo il as Bowling Green's main concern According to Donahue, some broadcasting." any II will lx> tough but it's going to is with Umberger. Paluch said thai Mariucd warned a bigger role I lenniS I ,recn. who coached 1 k Phot be a good challenge." there will be attempts to create a in the49ers' football decisions. the Minnesota Vikings from Piirl of the reason for OSU's suc- CHECKING: Bowling Green's Ryan Wetterberg (14) pushes a Including the position oi vice cess 1 his season is their front line of HOCKY. PAGE 10 player into the boatds. The Falcons face Ohio State this weekend. president ol football opera- MARIUCCI, PAGE 8

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By f eld:? Pells not intimidated — by the play- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ers, the fans, the whole notion of ALAMFDA.Calil Its easy to playing (takland In a huge game run hurt BG gei lost in Oakland* locker during a season in which the room. Noi because ol the size ol Raiders look to be the best the place, bui because oi the they've been in two decades. W. FJBALL FROM PAGE 7 make a run, we need to make a nin right back at them. VVe just people in it Nor do they think their over- Raiders mystique? lake a l'H>k whelming 52-25 loss here in than three points. After the last gotta make those runs as quick as possible. When they make a nin, around: September was a matter of time the Falcons closed the gap In one si.ili. there* lerry Rice, being psyched out. to three points at 50-47, the we gotta make a run back at ihe most prolific wtdeoui ol .ill "We dill ml play well." Iitans Rockets answered with a 9-0 run them," Grekh said. The Rockets were led by for- time. coach leff Fisher said. "We had a to put the Rockets bade up by 12, ward Tia Davis, who scored 21 In another, theres rim Brown. number ot Injuries, and we were The Falcons were nut able to put Only Rice has more yards i just kind of snuggling finding together any more scoring points in 34 minutes. Miller was ing. Ourselves back then filings just spurts after that and the Rockets very impressed by the play of Davis. Rich Gannon? Most Valuable gut out of hand real quick. We were able to put the finishing Player—of tiie entire league. obviously feel like we're hitter touches on an eight point win. "I personally want logo out on Rod Woods!mV Oneol the four than we were then." The Neons were hurt the a limb and say that she's playing greatest comerbacks In the \i I Although the Raiders are his- most by their inability to control like the MAC Conference player — over the first 75 years torically the team known for stir- the offensive boards. The Rockets of the year," Miller said. Bill Romanowski. Sebastian ring things up, it was Iitans safe- out rebounded them 20-4 overall Leading the way for the lanikowski. Charles Woodson. ty Lance Si hollers who got off and 13-1 in the second hall. Falcons was point guard Iindsay l-'or good and bad, everyone the lirst shot this week when lie Guard Kim Creich was frustrat Austin, who scored 15 points in knows who they are said Rice and Brown get more ed with the team's Inability to IS minutes. "When I got here. I looked breaks than the average receiver, answer the scoring spurts the Next up for the Falcons is a around," little-known Raiders and he called Brown "a crybaby" Rockets made throughout the home game against Central receiver Alvis Whined said. I A blatant slum ot disrespect? game. Michigan this Saturday. Tip off is asked myself, "Why am I here? Maybe not, considering "It is frustrating when thej si heduledfor l p.m. What could they possibly '.van! Schulteis Has an autographed from me?" jeiseyul line's Ii.lined anil hang- Indeed, all those names, all ing on a wall ill his house. For thai history and all that talent the record, none of the Raiders can make it almost as haul play- have .signed jerseys of any of the ing lor the Raiders as It is playing Titans hanging In their homes. against them. Mariucci not good "When you see the questions I hr [ennessee Iitans, who about Jerry arid his WOK I'lhic. l»nny Ignelzl AP Photo i.HI Oakland in the \ii. (ham man It's Hue It's real," said DANCING: Oakland Raiders' Eric Barton celebrates Sunday follow- pninsiiip game, are saying all the Schulteis, a lot met leaminate ol ing his interception in the fourth quarter against the New York Jets. enough for 49ers right things as the] head into Rices in San Francisco. Sundays game Running the show behind the Its best when teams like the flaw. In this case, it's a pretty MARIUCCI. FROM PAGE 7 in 1995. "Raiders mystique?" Eddie brand-new fence the Raiders Raiders are winning, then the obvious one: These guys are old. Mariucci made S2.1 million George asked 'I don't gel all erected around their complex NFI. is having a mighty good Rice, Gannon, Brown and 1992-01, Is a logical candidate to this season. 19th among the caughl up in that. before the playoffs began is \l year this season. Romanowski alone have 63 replace Mariucci (.urn was on NFUs 32 head coaches and a bar- But he acknowledged that he Davis - the eccentric owner "It's a championship game in years of NFL experience 49ei - consultant Rill Walsh's staff gain rate for a coach with his was a huge ran ol the Raiders who, through all his trials and the Black Hole, in Oakland, between them. This is. by when Walsh was coaching the track record. when hewasgrowingup.And he travails over the decades, has against the Raiders," George almost every account, the last NFL team and Stanford. But he angered the 49ers' front is, he concedes, "familiar with taken the Ml and its tans on a said. "It's exciting." chance for this group of veter- Mariucci went 57-39 in San office last winter by campaign- the rich history the Raiders strange and entertaining ride. Of course, any team with so ans. Age and salary-cap prob- Francisco, with a remarkably ing for a new contract through have.' II it's Hue. as some NFI much talent, big names and lems have pretty much assured I brief rebuilding period sand the media, anil then talking to Still, the Titans insist they are purists say, that the league is ai eccentrics is hound to have one the Raiders of that. . wii lu'il between four seasons ol Notre Dame and the Buccaneers : double-digit victories. I his sea- about their vacancies. The teams son. 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By Rob Haaddi 15 1/2, the Bucs allowed just 12.3 yard run in the first quarter. His IK! ASS0CI1H0 PRESS points and 252.8 yards per game. run set up a 40-yard pass toTodd PHILADKIPHIA — Donovan They had 43 sacks, forced 38 Pinkston later in the game. On McNabb had little trouble run- turnovers and scored five defen- the play, he froze the defenders ning away from Atlanta's Keith sive touchdowns. Tampa ranked by scrambling then stopped and Brooking and Patrick Kemey. It first in seven defensive cate- threw downfield. won't be easy to escape Tampa gories, including pass defense. Against the Falcons last week, Bay's Simeon Rice. Warren Sapp McNabb, however, has had McNabb proved right away his and Derrick Brooks. success against the Bucs, espe- ankle was fine with the 19-yard In his first game after missing cially in the postseason. The scramble. He didn't run much two months with a broken right Eagles have won the last four after that, but he moved around ankle. McNabb showed few signs meetings, including playoff enough to keep the defense off- that he'd been away, leading the games the last two years. balance. Philadelphia Eagles to a 20-6 McNabb threw for 161 yards On a fourt h - and -1 play in the playoff victory over the Falcons and two TDs, and ran for 32 yards fourth quarter, McNabb rolled to last Saturday. and oneTD in Philadelphia's 21 -3 his right, faked running and hit The two-time Pro Bowl quar- victory over Tampa in a 2000 lames Thrash with a 35-yard TD terback completed 20 of 30 pass- wild-card game. He had 194 pass that iced the win. es for 247 yards and one touch- yards passing and two TDs and "Donovan has learned he can down. He also ran for 24 yards, ran for 57 yards in last season's 31 - do both. He has the ability to stay including a 19-yard gain on his 9 first-round win. in that system and nin in that second play. But that was against In a 20-10 victory over the Bucs system, and he has the ability to Atlanta's I9th-ranked defense. earlier this season, McNabb break loose," said Lynch, a Pro The top-ranked defense passed for 127 yards and one TD. Bowl safety. "He's a big big man, belongs to the Buccaneers 113-4). He had just 4 yards rushing but and il looks like he even got big- the team Philadelphia (13-4) will scored once. Duce Slaley ran for ger in his time off, but he still face in the NFC championship 152 yards in that game. moves well. It was impressive game Sunday at Veterans "We have to establish a run watching him. We heard about Stadium. game," McNabb said. "We know the limp he had, but I didn't see iMpVMMiAPyM "They have great core line- that they like to attack with John any limping going on. He CAN'T GET ME: Philadephia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb (5) eludes Tampa Bay Buccaneers backers, their defensive line plays Lynch in the box. Everybody seemed to be moving extremely great. You have to be able to knows that, everybody knows well." linebacker Derrick Brooks (55) in the first quarter of the NFC wildcard game in Philadelphia last year. attack them," McNabb said about their defensive line. In McNabb acknowledged that McNabb said "There were some against othei mobile quarter- back." Brooks said 'We have Wednesday. "If you're able to do order to put yourself in a position he wasn't at his best against the plays in the game that I felt 1 backs ibis season, holding played him several limes so we that, then you put yourself in to score points, you have to be Falcons. He overthrew a couple could have made better plays Michael Vick to 10 yards rushing know how lo rush linn. You have great positions to do other able to nin the ball. And in pass- open receivers and didn't see a with. That's something I can in two wins against Atlanta The to be disciplined. We just need to things." ing the ball, make sure you're few others who were open. But learn from." Bucs also limited Dannie go OUl there and make plays. We Led by' Brooks, The AP's able lo spread the ball around." his receivers didn't help him by The Bucs hope they've learned Culpepper to H yards rushing In a have had every chance to make I lelensive Player of the Year, and McNabb set the tone for last dropping at least four passes. In I.K ing McNabb fnui limes in winovei Minnesota plays against them in (he past, Rice, the NI'C's sack leader with year's playoff victory with a 39- "I got rid of a little bit of rust," 24 months. Tampa had success "McNabb's a different quai let bin for some reason we didn't."

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www. h2oehurch.com [ 10 Thursday, January 16.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Young team looks Miller looks Umberger could prove to improve to improve in MAC to be a challenge for BG rebounding SWIMMING. FROM PAGE 7 taper and rest. Meanwhile, baby steps are HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 7 November, they were ranked came out of last weekend was by recruiting and concentrate on the rest of taken towards this goal with No. 6 in the country. BG lost the obviously the four points when their season. practice, determination and match-up with Umberger and first game 6-4, but played to a 1 - you look at it from a standings REBOUNDING. FROM PAGE 7 The Falcons are a young team believing in one's self. BG defenseman, Kevin Bieksa. 1 tie in the second game. When and a performance standpoint, but have great potential in show- Tomorrow Bowling Green will "What Umberger is able to the Falcons played then No. 6 but the ability to make plays rebounds in 25 minutes. ing the rest of the MAC what it is be back in action against Hndlay present in terms of problems is Boston College on Dec. 27, they down the stretch against a very Miller said that Lause is play- made up. at 6 p.m. at Cooper Pool in the he's not only a real skilled kid," lost 6-5, but were able to jump good hockey team and doing ing well offensively, but needs to In the sport of swimming, Student Recreation Center — Paluch said, "He's big and out to an early 3-0 lead against what was necessary to win," become a better rebounder, great results are shown at the end where the New Year for this team strong and moves well. He cre- the Eagles. Paluch said. "She's not a tapes but shes of the season through sessions of will begin. ates a one-on-one match-up Bowling Green's confidence "Coming back from 3-1, we got to become a physical that makes him hard to han- in their ability to play with and had a lot of good offensive ii'lHiiindcr." Miller said. "I am dle." possibly defeat one of the plays to give us the lead and really pleased with her freshmen "For a guy like Umberger country's top teams may have really a lot of good defensive perfonnance, and look for big who is such a premier player, risen after the sweep against plays to keep the puck out of tilings in the future from her we'll just keep our eye on him Northern Michigan. After their danger late in the game. The 60m the poet" all the time," McConvey said. six-game winless streak. confidence gained from mak- Miller also noted that the "We need to know when he's Bowling Green was able to ing those plays down the team has been recruiting big MAKnNLinHERKINGJKS out there and just be tough on work through their problems stretch is something that I players for the future, In an him. Be on him all the time and and start winning again. think is really going to pay divi- attempt to help the rt'lMiunding. just shut him down." McConvey said that after this dends." Miller said six of next years eight HOURS OF OPERATION Bowling Green has had some week of practice the Falcons The face-offs are scheduled new players are ovei r>'H ". Dining Centers success against ranked teams are ready to get back on the ice for 7:05 tonight and tomorrow We're definitely moving in BSkl this season. When Michigan again. night. the rinlii direction," Millet said. McDonald Dining Cwtsr Jan. 17 730am • 700pm played at the BGSU Ice Arena in "The important thing that "Maybe the best way to take care Jan 18-20 10:00am - 700pm of rebounding problems is to Founders Keepers Food Court Jan 17 730am - 7.00pm recniil, and we've done that" Jan 18-20 10:00am - 7.00pm Kraiuntr Sundial Food Court Jan. 17 7:30am - 700pm Jan 18-19 10 00 am - 7 00pm Jan 20 730am - 10.00am Rent went up Contjnenlal BnNkfeMIBfMMMt 10 Ofdar Jan 20 10am - 7:00pm Roommate moved out Resume Regular Saves t Commons Dining Cantor Jan. 17 Closed al 2:00pm Tuition just increased

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