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City Council is considering a plan to double the hotel-motel tax in the city i i i from 3 percent to fi percent. Resident Tom Bayer, who is a mem- ber of the Bowling Green Convention and Visitors Bureau, spoke at Monday night's city council meeting regard- Flu vaccine offered on campus provides protection from common flu strains ing his concerns for the new tax. "I used to be a representative for a Best Western, and I was working in Cincinnati when a similar hotel- motel tax was implemented and it wasn't pretty,'' Bayer said. "The By Emily Tuclwr Precautions to protect number of leisure travelers went Reporter yourself against the flu down, and it had a major effect on (suggested by Faith Ylngllng) . our hotel." The flu vaccine and the H1N1 vaccine have been Bayer said Lucas County had *■ 4 combined into one shot, and it's available on cam- • Wash hands regularly added a similar hotel-motel tax, pus for everyone. approximately a two percent tax. to Barbara Hoffman, associate director of medical • Avoid rubbing eyes and nose its community in 2007, and within a services for Student Health Services, said every year • Cover mouth when coughing matter of a year or so the community the World Health Organization chooses the strains • Sneeze Into a sleeve lost 731 rooms. that are combined in the flu shot. • Get sleep "If we increase this tax. we will The flu vaccine has been available on campus definitely see a negative effect on our • Stay physically active since Oct. 1. Hoffman said the vaccine will be town," he said. • Manage stress Bayer said there are leisure travel- See SHOTS | Page 9 • Drink fluids ers known as snowbirds' that trav- • Eat nutritious foods el south each year from the upper

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Chinese student in Ohio Truly Oktober on campus challenges Dalai Lama By D in Savrall "These TheAssoi jted ^rcss [demonstrations] OXFORD, Ohio — A Chinese stu- dent challenged the Dalai Lama's do not come from version of conditions in Tibet, say- happiness." ing Thursday she has been there p?T recently. Dalai Lama During a question-and-answer session at Miami University in their schools. southwest Ohio, 21-year-old Yue You "These |demonstrations| do not *- told him she didn't see the oppres- come from happiness," the Dalai ' ^""Ad ***** sion the exiled Tibetan spiritual Lama said. "Something is lacking... leader has spoken out about. some grievance there." "Tibet is peaceful," she said, add- He told the engineering student ™ 1 ing that she saw people who seemed that she "must investigate" what has to be doing fine economically. happened in Tibet during the last He responded by noting pro- 60 years — he fled in 1959 after the W?~* tests this week in western China Chinese crushed an uprising—and M by Tibetan students, reportedly m NATH»N[lEK0NICH THtSGKW over unconfirmed plans to use the SeelAMA|Paqe9 OKTOBERFEST: Students gathered tn the Black Swamp Pub to celebrate Oktoberfest hosted by the University's German Club They enjoyed the Chinese language exclusively in sights, sounds and tastes of Oltoberfet wrth Polka music, beer and bratwurts

FAMILY WEEKEND FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Have fun with the family GeoJourney returns Saturday Home game vs Kent Saturday What are your plans for family weekend? The University will host a variety of Columnist Michelle Wysocki writes about her final The Falcons played tough last week at family weekend events including GeoJourney experiences, memories and inspirations Temple and will look to use that to their BENJAMIN OWENS concerts, hockey games, karaoke and that concluded her 65-day trip across the United advantage this week when they host Kent A Freshman, Electrical Engineering mote | Pag* 2 States | Pag* 4 State Saturday | Pag* 6 "Eat some brains." | Pag* 4

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Falcon family Weekend Toy Story 3 I.D., and can also purchase Lenhart Grtuul Ballroom, Black Student Union BINGO! Noon tickets for guests in advance Bowen-Thompson Student Lenhart Grand Ballroom, College of Musical Arts New 8p.m. -9:30p.m. Hieatre, Bowen-Thompson through the BGSU Athletic Union Bowen-Thompson Student Musk Festival Sky Bank Room. 201 Bowei Student Union Ticket Office for ONLY $9. Sponsored by the University Union The Music of Robert Morris Tlioinpson Student Union Sponsored by the University FRFE clappers to the first Activities Organization $13.50 Adults; $7.95 Children 4 p.m. Sponsored by University Activities Organization 10,000 fans in attendance! Join UAO and BGSU alum 12 and under. Payable at the Bryan Recital Hall Actii'ities Orffmuation nus Dave Schwensen for door. Presentations on the music of University Honors Program Climbing Wall Activities never before seen photos, featuring a performance by Robert Morris, given by Dora The Great Nebula in Orion Open House 6p.m. -8p.m. eyewitness accounts, and the BGSU Gospel Choir. Hanninen and Andrew Mead. and Three Other plays Noon - 2p.m. Student Recreation Center behind-the-scenes footage of by Pulitzer-Prize win- Harshmim 2091: All climbers under the age of the Beatles on and off stage! He a Tourist in Your Own BGSU Pre-C-ameSnapShol ning, American Playwright The University 1 lonors 18 must have a parent or legal Dave presents a magical his- Town/Fun On Main 5p.m.-8p.m. 1 .mtiiid UiKmi Program is hosting an open guardian accompany them tory tour presentation, and Presented by Downtown BGSU Ice Arena 8 p.m. house for family members to sign a participation waiver. his highly entertaining "story BG and the Convention & Join in pre-game festivities Wooster Center — 1124 B. of students in the 1 [onOTS BGSU students will not be behind the story" should not Visitors Bureau and gci your family picture Wooster Street Program and the 1 lonors allowed to sign the waiver for be missed! Enjoy all that Bowling Green taken before the hockey Sponsored by the 1 enning Community. Free their siblings. For those not has to offer: great shopping game! Sponsored by Department of Theatre and food and drinks will be avail- interested in climbing, pro- The Great Nebula in Orion & dining, nightlife, museums, the University Activities Film-Admission is free for able. gram staff will also provide and Three Other plays parks, historic architecture Organization. all performances and reset events related to backcountry by Pulitzer-Prize win- and the BC> Wind Farm. vations are not required or I're-Game Face Painting food, wildlife identification ning American Playwright accepted. Sponsored by Black Student and crafts._Spnnsored by I a 11 ford Wilson WEEKEND Welcome, Families! ...from The Bowen-Thompson^ Student Union 0 BGSU. Family Weekend Oct. 22-24 ^-*Vr\ K Ihir i- Tl Stl!^ ^^L^ ■ wf ft " T jfl 2^^HaBHaBa9^^ai^aialii^K Stop by the Student Union to: PARENTS & FAMILY OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 10/23 10-1:30 *Bring your parents & family to view • Watch Toy Story 3 • Have a smoothie 1,2, & 3 l>

By Alia Rapai "It evolved into this inter- can be exciting, energetic, Moore Musical Arts Center during Family Fun Reporter nationally renowned special and even controversial houses, Bryan Recital Hall, event," he said. and that it is supposed to Kobacker Hall, the Kennedy The New Music Festival is The festival celebrates the spark discussion. Green Room, or the Cla-Zel Weekend back with several composers, contemporary arts through "Its intention is to excite Theater downtown. performers and presenters concerts, world premieres, new thoughts," she said. "It Most events are free debating with my colleagues, for its 31st year. panels, art exhibitions, sem- depends on what some- except for the Saturday we agreed an adult is a person The College of Musical Arts inars, master classes and body is into. If they like New night concert at 8 p.m. in who finds his supreme role in andtheMidAmericanCenter papers. It was used as a way Music, there is definitely Kobacker Hall. life and uses his knowledge to for Contemporary Music will to get faculty and students to something for them in the For a list of event times and become a productive mem- hold the New Music Festival perform more contemporary festival." locations, go to http://www. Every year, the University sets ber of society. College is a Thursday through Saturday. music, Doles said. Depending on the indi- bgsu.edu/colleges/music/ aside three days for parents to growing experience we all go This year's festival fea- Doles encouraged stu- vidual events, the festival MACCM/festivai come visit their baby falcons through together, mom and tures guest composer Robert dents and faculty to experi- locations will vary from The for Family Fun Weekend. dad included. Whether we Morris and several other ence the New Music Festival. Being away from home for think so or not, our parents performers, including the "It is refreshing, challeng- the first time can be a big are essential to the people we JACK Quartet, Duo Diorama, ing, and enlightening all adjustment for a lot of stu- become. University ensembles, stu- at the same time," he said. dents. There's no one to do Growing up in a small town dents and faculty. "It can challenge your idea your laundry, give you gas an hour away, my parents Kurt Doles, MidAmerican of what music is in a lot of money or make your favor- were only a short drive down Center for Contemporary ways." ite meal. But all those things Route 6 so 1 never had anyone Music coordinator, said Dr. Jacqueline Leclair, aside, the change is for the come visit me for Family Fun having both the JACK director of MidAmerican Most events are free except the better. Weekend. Quartet, from New York, Center for Contemporary Saturday concert at 8 p.m. For me, college was just But I'm not sad or bitter and Duo Diorama, limn Music, has been involved another thing my parents told about it because I know if I Chicago, is an addition to with the festival in the past. me to do. I was a good student ever need anything my par- this year's festival. She was hired as the new from a middle-class family so ents aren't very far away. I "This year, the two guest director in July, and is work- Tickets bought in advance: $10 or $7 for there was really no reason for know my parents love me and ensembles are a particular ing with the previous direc- students me not to go. It was no differ- want to help anyway they can. highlight," he said. "I don't tor, Mikel Kuehn, to put ent than going to practice or They want to see me become think we've ever had guest this year's festival together. Tickets bought on day of show: $13 or $10 waking up in the morning for an adult and be just as happy performers who were as ver- Leclair said the festival is for students school. But after three years, I as they are. satile and accomplished as world class. Anally understand the bigger So if mom and dad are these two." "The festival is a beehive For tickets call: The Moore Musical Arts picture. Our parents send us planning on visiting this Doles has been the coor- of activity," she said. "If you Center Box Office at 419-372-8171 or (800) to college to become adults. weekend, don't be embar- dinator for five years, was a go to a New Music concert, 589-BACH (2224) The Webster's Dictionary rassed if they seem overly guest composer in 2004 and you are going to be surprised. defines the word "adult" as excited and happy to see you. participated as a performer It's not the kind of listening I .oration: Kobacker Hall a fully developed person They just care; that's what twice when he was a student you're used to." from maturity onward. After real parents do. at the University. Leclair said the music

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Student shares final GeoJoumey Physical activity and education experiences as trip draws to a close improve academic performance Mkhril.Wy.ocki "Each day of these t he last five days of the trip. We the removal of physical edu- behavior also improved Columnist had a lot of driving to do, but we cation is the need for more through the use of physical last nine weeks stopped at Providence Canyon, time in the school day for activity. An improvement Being able to breathe under- did a small hike and discussed subjects such as math and in these areas could lead to water was the weirdest thing, makes me grateful the different rock formations science. Before this tactic is better use of the time spent hut I loved every minute of M. and how the canyon formed. used, it is important to look on academics, with students lime is flying, and on for everything." We made it to camp earlier It is common knowledge that at how physical education more interested in their work Wednesday we were Texas- than usual so we would have across America today, youths affects academics, as well as and less likely to have disci- bound. We made a couple A city that had been torn to time to work on our last group are increasingly physically (he overall well-being of chil- plinary problems. stops along the way, but most pieces five years ago seemed project. Dinner was fantastic as inactive and obese. A pref- dren and young adults. As school budgets become of the day was spent driving. unaffected and so lively, like usual. We all finished our proj- erence for video games and A recent review by the increasingly tight due to We watched educational vid- nothing ever happened. New ects after dinner by the lights chips has replaced pick-up Centers for Disease Control economic hardship, it is eos while we drove in the vans, Orleans was exciting but not of our head lamps and called football games and carrot and Prevention looked at the unavoidable that physical passing the time by. as exciting as what Sunday it a night. sticks. One venue for com- association between physi- education programs will be When we arrived at camp we entailed. Tuesday we visited the bating physical inactivity is cal activity and academic affected. However, these pro- had the option to eat at camp or We departed camp early mounds of Kolomoki in the through physical education performance. Their Division grams should be maintained go to the Texan, a steak house Sunday morning and drove morning, then made our way to classes. of Adolescent and School to the same extent as other nearby. Some of the students from Louisiana to the pan- lekyll Island where we explored Unfortunately, a common Health examined 50 studies academic programs. stayed back at camp but most handle of Florida We arrived a salt marsh. When we got back threat today is the elimina- on this subject to reach their Increases in physical inac- of us left, and 1 enjoyed a nice at Morrison Springs early to camp, mail was awaiting our tion of these physical edu- conclusions. tivity and obesity will inevi- steak dinner. While eating, live afternoon to go scuba diving. arrival and the goodies from cation programs just when Their review found that of tably lead to more health music filled the air, and the The water was crystal clear, home were opened as fast as they are needed most. Many 14 studies performed specifi- problems. As the government setting was nothing short of and we were just itching to get I could sever the tape on the schools are cutting down cally on physical education steps into the role of provid- obnoxious, but it was fun. It into it. After we ate lunch and packages. To our surprise, we the amount of time students programs. 11 had one or more ing health care, it is likely that was late when we got back to got a few technicalities out of had dinner on the beach and spend in physical education positive associations with improved interventions at camp and setting up my tent the way the instructors asked watched the sunset. or removing it altogether academic perfor ma nee. while an early age, such as physi- didn't sound appealing, so I who wanted to go first. All of us swam in the ocean to save money. Others arc the other three were neutral. cal education, will be more slept in the laundry room of My hand shot up so fast with the moon dangling implementing a substitution The overall results showed economical than the costs of the campground with another without even thinking about brightly above us. It was a sad program, in which activities that an increase of time in insurance in the future. Not girlwhodidn'tsetuphertent. It it. I'm fearless. We started put- yet touching moment to be such as athletics or marching physical education improved only will the economical cost was a lot better than it sounds. ting on the scuba gear and I together, considering it will be band can replace a physical academic performance. be less, but the overall well- Thursday we spent anoth- have to say the wet suit was one of our last. At this point we education requirement. This review also found being of our citizens will be er day driving in the vans to my favorite. Next came my air only have four more days left. A common argument for that altitudes and academic improved. Louisiana. With only nine days tank and then all the weights. It's a bittersweet feeling, but we left we still had a lot of ground When I stood up I thought I knew it had to come to an end to cover. was going to topple over it was sometime. Fridaywecontinuedthrough so heavy. We finally made our Wednesday we will be X will do ex'erN/thin^ in rw>/ power Louisiana, making our way to way down the beach and into headed to Polyface Farms in to end "Don't fls*. Don't Tell." the city of New Orleans. We the 68 degree water. Virginia where we will spend stopped at Poverty Point, an After the instructors gave Wednesday and Thursday. archeological site, where we us a few lessons on how to Thursday we will take our saw mounds built by archaic breathe through our regula- fourth and final exam; hope- Indians, later that evening we tors and use our equipment, fully this time it will not be arrived in the New Orleans we headed out. And just like raining area. that we were scuba diving. We Friday we will be staying at a Saturday marked the final swam down to a platform 10 hotel in Pennsylvania and hav- week of the trip. We woke up feet under water and stopped ing our last meal together as a early that morning and visited to make sure everything went group. different areas of New Orleans well, then we kept going. We Saturday we will be return- that had been affected by hur- were down there for 15 min- ing to the University, 63 days ricane Katrina. You could still utes. 40 feet horn the surface. later. see watermarks on some of Being able to breathe It is crazy to think that only the houses that were under underwater was the weird- nine weeks ago we left, not water. Also, there were X's est thing, but I loved every knowing what we were getting on many of the houses with minute of it. We saw fish and ourselves into. We were thrown numbers from the National other cool underwater stuff; into situations where we need- Guard and Coast Guard. one of the students diving in ed to adapt and we did. We The X meant the house my group filmed the whole did things we never dreamed It's over? Veto. UJe. can't just end was checked, and the num- thing on his underwater digi- possible and along the way the "Don't /Uk. Don't Tell." C'ruon, u>/S. bers indicated the number tal camera. It was amazing. 23 of us formed a friendship, a 3 of people gathered from the When we surfaced, 1 didn't bond that can only be under- house, along with the number want it to be over. I soaked stood by those who went on of pets. I think we were all a up some sun while I watched this trip. We probably know little taken aback by the sever- other students and the staff more about each other than we ity of this hurricane. After we dive. We headed to camp just ever wanted to know, but that visited certain areas, we were in time for dinner. Exhaustion is what makes us unique; that dropped off at Bourbon Street was among all of us, easily is what makes us friends. in New Orleans for our day off. making it an early night. This trip has challenged Music filled the street along Monday we were off to me physically, mentally and with a diverse group of people. Georgia. 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ByAlluaWidman deal with personal interac- has really helped me get my Reporter tion and love and dealing foot in the door." with those feelings, and it's Senior Joshua Smith, a Nearly 20 University students definitely not like a perfor- technical theater major, will take the stage for their mance done in high school." will be directing "Ikke, Ikke, first major performance this Connick said this can Nye, Nye, Nye." He said his weekend, "The Great Nebula mean longer rehearsal experience directing has in Orion and Three Other times and unfamiliar situ- been as pleasing as his per- Plays," sponsored by the ations, but he believes his formers' and "everyone is University's Department of performers have risen to the learning from each other Theater and Film. challenge. along the way." The performance will "In the end. there are also "It's been a great experi- take place 8 p.m. Friday and positives, because it helps ence and I couldn't be happi- Saturday at the Wooster a person grow and exam- er with my cast," he said. "I'm Center's Elsewhere Theater ine who they are," he said. always open to trying new and admission is free-first- "They can decide what things and I was glad to give come, first-served. makes them uncomfortable it a shot. Now that the show "The goal of the show was and what doesn't and learn is coming together, I'm really to give some experience to how to portray convincing excited for the weekend." people who were interested life events on stage." The low-tech Elsewhere in acting or directing on One performer — junior Theater environment has campus but had never been Nicole Sickinger, a theater been challenging, Smith involved in any main stage minor — said her experi- said, but will foster a FILE PHOIO shows,'' producer and gradu- ence acting in "The Family strong show rooted in par- REHEARSAL Students practice lor "The Great Nebula in Orion and Three Other Plays" Pertoir i Saturday during Family Fun Weekend ate student Rob Connick said. Continues" has been reward- ticipation and interaction "I'm very impressed with ing for such reasons. between the actors, as well the amount of work that's "I'm playing two roles, as the audience. gone into all of them. All four and by the end of the show "When all is said and done, shows differ from each other, I have a sex scene, which is we hope we made a really but will appeal to everyone a little awkward, but defi- good show, but also hope in some way." nitely a fun and new experi- the actors have taken away The "other plays" includ- ence," she said. "You get to do something," he said. "We ed in the performance are things that you never would want to make them better "Victory of Mrs. Dandywine's do before and be people you actors by giving them good Island," "The Family wouldn't normally be, so it's experiences, so they will Continues" and "Ikke. Ikke, a really good time." keep doing things like this in Nye, Nye, Nye," combining a Sickinger transferred from the future." slapstick comedy, a comedy Kent State University this Connick said he believes of manners, a contemporary year and said she knew she the students' several weeks drama and an experimental wanted to be a part of the of successful practices will piece into one collaborative University's strong theater culminate into an enter- performance. program upon arriving. taining show that may leave The show will last approx- "BG does a lot of really good some people surprised. imately two hours and things with their theater pro- "It's a lot of fun and I enjoy Connick emphasized that gram and I've had a lot of watching the process happen," it is intended for mature instructors who are really he said. "Some of the actors arc audiences. encouraging," she said. "Rob starting to come out of their "I would say the biggest teaches my script analysis shells a little bit and the con- adjustment for the actors class and he was really great fidence I've seen grow in them involved is the subject mat- about letting me know about from auditions to now has ter," he said. "All of the shows the Elsewhere Show, which been particularly rewarding."

UAO hosts Beatlemania, A pair of feet welcomes Dave Schwensen have 500,000 ByMaxFilby sweat glands Reporter seen them before." "We are doing this Schwensen contacted For Family Fun Weekend, the University about doing event is because all and can produce students will be able to take a show last March, about their guests back in time at doing a show sometime this generations love more than a pint Beatlemania. year. After looking into it, TheUniversityActivities UAO decided it would be "a The Beatles." of sweat a day. Organization will host great thing to do for family Nick King | UAO Beatlemania on Oct. 23 in weekend." the Union ballroom from Schwensen will also loves Bowling Green." 8 to 9 p.m. give out a free copy of his Immediately after The event will feature book called "The Beatles In Beatlemania, UAO will also University alumni, Dave Cleveland," to the first 20 peo- host a Name That Beatles Tune Your Events VILLAGE Schwensen who will ple who attend Beatlemania. contest. Anyone is welcome to A P A R T M E N t S * Reduced Rate in tell a behind the scenes "We should get a great play for the grand prize, The With BG Views Events you can let story about the Beatles, amount of people to show Beades Rockband game. October 2010 * all of Bowling Green know about according to a UAO docu- up," King said. "And as long Beatlemania is new to * Apartments Available • your upcoming events for free! ment. Schwensen's act as everyone enjoys them- UAO's slate of events for the * Semester Leases • will include facts about selves then I will consider it year and is one of the larger the group and informa- a big success." events UAO will host this fall, Computable with Fxebook. TwitUr. iCV. * Minutes from BGSU. tion about their shows in To end the show, lovich said. Beatlemania is Google Calender, and many more! New • Pet friendly community • Cleveland in the 1960s. Schwensen will show a 15- free to all students and their "The reason why we are minute film of the Beatles family members. features are easy and fun to use. * Heat included * doing this event is because performing at the Cleveland "We thought it would be eventful CALL FOR SPECIALS! Welcome all generations love The Municipal Stadium. relatable for parents and 0*0 «1c* Beatles," said UAO mem- "Dave (Schwensen] isagreat students," Jovich said. "It's Located at: BGSU Students! visit us onftnt and post your event 9 300 Napoleon Koad ber Nick King. "This is just person to work with," said kind of a family oriented in Bowling Green 1ST Did you know BIG BOY a rare opportunity to see Natalie lovich, UAO president. thing, it helps to broaden is located across from the 419-352-6335 them like no one else has "He is an alumni and he really the spectrum." BG Views Stroh Center, we're Open 24-Hrs. & we are a ({: WiFi'» Follow us at ""~ Attention Listings Available On-Line www/twitter. com/FrischsNWO Soft Contact Lens Visit www.johnnewloverealestate.com www. lacebook. com/FrischsNWO Big Boy® & Patients Great Selection of [Fries ^$350] Houses £ Apartments [With purchase of beverage.^ Do You Meet the Following Criteria? in Good Locations! • Wear Cooper Vision Biofinity® C'oniaci lenses ■SAVE

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By Justin Onslow what it needed to get on track for Reporter the upcoming MAC matches. "The team we put on the floor After knocking out previously against Cleveland State did a great 16-2 Cleveland State Tuesday job," coach Denise Van l)e Walle night, the Falcon volleyball team said. "The chemistry, energy and returns home for a pair of week- fight were exactly what we need- end matches against conference ed. That win came at a great time opponents. against a great team. That's what we Tonight, BG will host Mid- need this weekend." American Conference rival Toledo Until the win over CSU, BG had on its annual "Pink Out" night in lost six straight matches. Anderson Arena. This weekend will be all The match is scheduled for 7 p.m.. about a change of momentum and fans are encouraged to wear in order to make a push late in pink to help raise breast cancer the season. awareness. "Everyone is capable of beating Toledo (7-12, 2-6 MAC) has everyone |in the MAC|," Van De struggled on offense this season. Walle said. "Two wins (his weekend The Rockets are hitting just .180, would help us tremendously. We which is last in the MAC and are know we need to put together back- also last in blocks with just 1.45 to-back good matches these next per set. couple weekends at home." The team is led by junior Amber The Falcons will have to take DeWeerdt. who has posted 173 kills the weekend one match at a time, this season. though. Toledo has won two of its The Falcons have experienced last three matches, and this rival- their own struggles as of late, but ry match is always important to the team's win against CSU earlier in the week may have been exactly SeeNETTERS|Paqe8 SET: A trio o( Falcons keep their eyes on the ball during the Mid-American Conference Tournament last season

BG icers host Alabama- Hungry for a win Huntsville for two-game set By Ryan Satkowiak Chris Assistant Sports Editor Bergeron Picked up first win The BG hockey team will take on a as a head coach last non-conference opponent for the weekend second straight weekend this week- end, as the Alabama-Huntsville Chargers come to town for a two- Nick game series. Eno It is the last non-conference week- Senior will be in end series of the season for BG. betweeryhe pipes The Falcons are coming off their every Friday game best performance of the season Saturday against Clarkson, a 3-0 win. ly feel like it's the best situation The win was the first in the for us to be in." head coaching career of Chris The Falcons will look to improve Bergeron, and the first of goal- on a power play that has strug- tender Andrew Hammond's col- gled this year, as the team went legiate career. 0-7 with the main advantage over Despite his effort and Nick Eno the weekend. struggling in net the night before, "The only way I know how to fix Bergeron will continue to roll Eno (the power playl is to continue to on Fridays and Hammond on work on it," Bergeron said. "We truly Saturdays. believe that it isn't the setup; we just "1 think that they're settling into need to find that chemistry and that the focus that my game is Friday, confidence. his game is Saturday; that's what we need to focus on is win that one game," Bergeron said. "I real- See ICERS | Page 8

Soccer in search of wins to ANDREAFEHl ! THF.BG NEWS GANG TACKLE: Falcon defenders bring down quarterback Devin Gardner in a game at Michigan earlier this season. make MAC Tournament

ByBackyTanar "We've got to go out and Falcons host Golden Flashes, Senior Reporter make it happen. We have The BG women's soccer team is on the hunt for a two-win weekend three great opportunities, look to snap four-game skid again. The Falcons, who are 2-3-3 in and we know we have the Mid-American Conference, By Paul Barney And with a 1-6 record (0-3 Mid- games and has not started 0-4 in what it takes." Sports Editor have tied the last three games, and American Conference), a loss to the MAC since 1953, when it fin- according to their coach Andy Kent State Saturday will officially ished the year 1-8 overall and 0-4 in Richards, they need to win at least Katie Siephenson | BG captain It's been an interesting week for the eliminate them from being bowl the conference. two more to make it to the confer- Falcon football team. eligible. "We need a win very badly," head ence tournament. games to guarantee a place in the They are coming off a one point With all that's happened this coach Dave Clawson said. "We've "We're going to win. We have to MAC tournament. Richards said loss to Temple on the final play of week and what's at stake, the fact got to do what we did last week in win. The pressure is on," Richards in his experience if a team can the game, fullback Zach Akenberger of the matter is the Falcons need a terms of our practice habits and said. "Even though we haven't won, win five games they can usually is done for the season alter break- win, plain and simple. our preparation. We have to show we've played hard. We just have to make it. ing his leg, Bryan Wright will no They need a win not solely for the up and play with great energy and find that extra bit now." "If we win all three games we have longer handle field goals and extra fact it will keep them alive for post- great emotion ... and if we do that Richards said since BG is tied a chance of winning our division. points and senior starting corner- season contention, but more so to for second place in the MAC East boost the team's morale. back Robert Lorenzi was dismissed See PREVIEW | Page 8 Division with Ohio, the Falcons See SOCCER | Page 8 from the team. BG has lost four consecutive need to do well in their last three

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THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THEBGNEWS SUDOKU Welcome to another edition of The BG News Picks of the 7 8 4 1 3 Week" Another great slate of games are at stake this !-»«■ weekend BG looks to snap 5 6 1 a four-game losing streak. Wisconsin has momentum after defeating Oho State 4 6 2 and Auburn and LSU present PAUL BARNEY RYAN SATKOWIAK SEAN SHAPIRO BECKY TENER an intriguing SEC matchup Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Web Editor Managing Editor 9 2

BG BG played tough last weekend, Kent has a pretty good defense and a If BG plays the way it did against No 49 Stephen Stein s my new favor- which I think will most certainly 5 vs. Kent State terrble offense and BG has an okay Temple, they will beat Kent. Also, ite guy and kicker. He never missed a carry over into this weekend. offense ard a terrfcle defense R»viig I liked the call to go for 2-points. FG r\ high school and maybe he can Kent State -2.5 at home. BG gets the wn help the Fkons Roll Ator/ BG 17, Kent State 10 BG 27. Kent State 21 BG 17, Kent State 14 BG 18, Kent State 12 1 9 4 N0.6LSU I picked against Auburn last LSU sal has a bad offense relying on Last week I was the only one who I chose against Auburn last week 7 1 5 8 6 week Not making that mistake its defense to wm games However, had faith in Auburn I'm going to and I regretted it For the first time vs. No. 4 Auburn again. they haven't faced a player as electric follow that waive of momentum Sean ckd something right as Kjro Newton yet ths season Auburn -6 8 11 Auburn 28. LSU 24 Auburn 31, LSU 17 Auburn 21. LSU 17 Auburn 52, LSU 12

No. 15 Wisconsin This wJI be a dose game, but I have The Badgers have a letdown after The Hawkeyes have been very I think Wisconsin got lucky last 2 6 8 3 w. No. 15 low to go with the home team in ihK making Ohio State's stay at Nat good on defense Sixth best in week and for the sake of the one short-bed the nation, that will subdue the Bucke/e Nation it can lose all its SUDOKU L I 6 E 8 9 S t Z Iowa -55 Badgers other games To play: Complete the grid Iowa 50, Wisconsin 21 Iowa 55, Wisconsin 24 Iowa 15, Wisconsin 7 Iowa 45, Wisconsin 51 i Z I » I L 9 6 8 so that every row, column 9 8 f 5 Z 6 1 L E No. 16 Nebraska I was sunwsed Nebraska lost to Texas Nebraska got handed pretty Wei by a One of the best passing offenses Have you ever driven to and every 3x3 box contains » 6 S L E I Z 9 9 the digits 1 to 9.There is no vs. Na 14 OSU last week but wont be surprised when rather mediocre Texas team last week in the nation versus one of the Nebraska'You could die of £ L I 9 6 8 » S I they lose this week. and now face the second highest scor- best rushing games. I'm giving the boredom They really need foot- guessing or math involved. 1 9 8 its L £ 6 Nebraska-5.5 ing offense ncclege football edge to high sconng Cowboys ball for the sake of the state Just use logic to solve. Oklahoma St 55. Nebraska 28 Oklahoma St. 58, Nebraska 16 Oklahoma St. 72. Nebraska 65 Nebraska 25. Oklahoma St. 21 I S L 8 9 E 6 I » 8 » I 6 L Z £ 9 S Oklahoma is the odd man out No. 10klahoma No 1 has falen two straght weeks I'm expecting a battle of Maybe I should start picking the 6 E 9 1 5 F 8 Z L when it doesn't lose its No. 1 Make it three as Sane Gabbert leads Oklahoma at the end of the sea- same games as Paul. It appears he vs. No. 11 Missouri ranking after this week the Tigers to the upset son to determine who earns a trip is tigging the NCAA He is prob- to the Big 12 tide game. ably the problem behind the BCS. Oklahoma-5 Oklahoma 41. Miizou 21 Mizzou 51, Oklahoma 28 Oklahoma 58, Miaou 28 Oklahoma 54, Mizzou 14 Create and solve your

Ohio The twoquartedak tandem of Men runs the bal about as bad a*. BG If you take away the BG-Kent Imagine the Bobcat mascot tackling Suriolcu puzzles tor FREE. I Ohb wl be too nudi for Miami and its offeree isn't tven sconng three game. I picked all teams that start the RedHawk That Bobcat would vs. Miami TDs a c^me. Not a good corrtonabon with vowels this week win hands down. acpinst a team staring to ht its stride Ohio-5 Ohio 27. Miami 14 Ohio 42. Miami 10 Ohio 24, Miami 21 Ohio 20, Miami 7 MHKHEJ Overall record 52-10 27-15 21-21 24-18 rDfEA SPORTS VIRTUALSHOWDOWN KBfT STATE

The BG News did a computer-simulation of BG's season on EA Sports' NCAA '11 video game. Before each game, we'll post the results.

2 3 4 R E T U R N: Edit man Kyle Bcnek (bal carrier) is one of sK Falcons slated to lept the team ths vreekendkiri 0 0 7 0 7 BG rugby looks to rebound 17 3 100 30 after tough loss as it hosts Ohio State this weekend

By C J W.t.on from competing in Midwest Falcons their first league loss This week's top performers: Reporter Championship competition. in three years. The celebra- Kent - Giorgio Morgan, QB: 21-for-48.281 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT While the Falcons will tion didn't last long for OSU Following the upset loss be missing a leader in Ail- as BG took revenge in the BG - Willie Geter. RB: 7 rushes, 105 yards, 1 TD to College Premier League American wing Rocco Mauer, Midwest semifinals, domi- opponent Notre Dame last six other members of the nating the match 55-22. REAL RECORD I VIRTUAL RECORD week, the BG Rugby team team will be returning this "Our record with OSU held on to its No. 1 rank- weekend. usually runs in batches." ing according to Rugby Two Falcons, flanker Dan Mazzarella said. "We win 1-6 2-6 Magazine but slipped to No. Grime and Dane Szente are a bunch then they win a 4, according to American returning from National bunch. We'd like to keep this Rugby News. Guard duties after missing "bunch" going." Rugby Magazine gave the last weekend's matchup with The matchup is one of the Falcons the nod because Notre Dame. highlights of the year for the For all you Thursday vNight partiers they only lost by one point Four other Falcons, Falcons. Not only is it criti- # and the contest was against eight man Kyle Bonek, cal that BG wins to get back ft It is estimated that at any one time, a CPL team. fullback Nick Musarra on the right track and retain 0.7% of the world's population are drunk!!! Multiple injuries plagued and wings Nolan Cavano the No. 1 ranking in Division the Falcons in what Director and Dave Carrow are also 1 as well as the Midwest of Rugby Roger Mazzarella back to action and off the Conference, it's also a rivalry ft # called "one of the biggest injured list. game of sorts. upsets in the history of this For the Buckeyes, it's been Before the season began, team.'1 a tough fall season as they coach Tony Mazzarella Another CPI. foe, Ohio have suffered losses at the explained how the Falcons State, comes to town this hands of Indiana. Davenport, were staying in Division week in a crucial matchup as Miami, Michigan and 1 because of financial and You open the paper everyday, what would you like the Falcons look to get back Wisconsin. According to political reasons. in the win column. Mazzarella, it was the first The Falcons didn't join to see? This is your paper, we just print it! lust like last week's match, time the Buckeyes lost to the CPL in part because of this week's contest with the Miami in 25 years. OSU ties that lead back to Ohio Buckeyes will have no effect finally won its first game of State. Needless to say, the tell us online 9 on the Midwest Conference the year last week against Falcons will not be lacking or Send us your story suggestions and Playoffs. By opting in to be a Ball State. in motivation on Saturday. BGViews .com ideas to [email protected]! part of the CPL rather than Last year, the Buckeyes The match is set for 1 p.m. at Division 1, they are restricted dealt the conference-favorite the College Park Rugby Field. Senior Portraits Next Week! October 26,27 & 28 Schedule your appointment now at www.myseniorportrait.com 8 Friday. Octotw 22.2010 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

in a tie for 18th place in they started the season ICERS the nation on the penalty splitting a pair of games From Page 6 kill, killing 83 percent of with Ferris State of the opponents' power plays. Central Collegiate Hockey "We just haven't been exe- The Falcons have killed 16 Association. cuting, and it's something straight power plays since Last weekend, they took that we'll continue to force Oct. 9. on defending national the issue in practice." The Chargers come into champion Wisconsin and However, the Falcons' this series with an identical got swept. penalty kill has excelled this record to BG, 1-3. Both games this weekend season. Playing an indepen- will be at 7 p.m. at the BGSU They currently reside dent schedule this season, Ice Arena.

"[We're feelingl frustra- nothing to fear," she said. tion because we've tied Along with the pressure SOCCER three games but it's still in of winning the next three From Page 6 our own hands," he said. games, Almond also said We'll aim for that, if we fall "(We] respond well to pres- the disappointment of last short and we get only two sure; we stand up to it and season is pushing the team. wins ... we still get in the overcome it." "It gives us more drive." she tournament," he said. "If you With all the added pres- said. "Last season there was only aim for two wins and sure, co-captain Alicia such a sense of disappoint- you fall short, then you're not Almond said the team has ment when we didn't make in; and if you plan on two, been working on staying the tournament, and that which were you planning on calm and not being overly easily adds fuel to our fire." losing?" anxious but using the pres- While the pressure is there, Co-captain Katie sure to its advantage. Stephenson said the team is Stephenson said it's time for "We're a comeback team... focusing on the next game: the Falcons "to take care of we play best under pressure; Western Michigan this after- business." we like the thrill and the noon. "We've got to go out and deadline," she said. "We're "While we want to make make it happen," she said. really motivated and we the tournament we can only "We have three great oppor- know that we can do this." look ahead to our next oppo- tunities, and we know we Almond said it's a common nent," she said. have what it takes." trend for the Falcons to be at The Falcons head to WiNWSFIlE PHOTO Richards said with the end the top of their game towards Western Michigan today VOLLEY: Sophomore Maddy Eccleston competes m a matth last season Eccleslon has an 8-2 record m singles play ihls season. of the season in sight the the end of the season. for a 3 p.m. game and then pressure of making the MAC "We start clicking, and we travel to Northern Illinois on Tennis concludes fall tournament is high. start to believe that there is Sunday. to prepare for; it's a ton of blitzes, they're never sitting "Their defensive PREVIEW still, they're bringing corners, From Page 6 scheme is very season in Kalamazoo safeties and linebackers from we give ourselves a chance every angle. Certainly with difficult to prepare to win." our offensive line situation By Ian Steel* Mary Mill and freshmen Chiricosta and Eccleston The challenge this week and as young as we are up for, its a ton of Reporter Nikki Chiricosta and Emily have been paired together, will not be easy, however, as there, that presents a great Reuland. along with Nikki Chiricosta Kent State boasts the third challenge." blitzes, they're Today the BG tennis learn The rest of the members of and Mary I lill who, for being best rushing defense in the BG's offensive line will will begin its final tourna- the team will remain at BG. such a young tandem, have count ry, and for a Falcon team be up against some of the never sitting still, ment of the fall season, Christine and Nikki put together an impressive that averages just 66.3 rushing nation's best, as Quinton they're bringing the 1TA Second Chance Chiricosta have identical 5-2 record. yards a game, the odds are Rainey and Roosevelt Nix are Tournament, hosted by singles records, winning The tournament will con- stacked against them. tied for the lead in fumbles comers, safeties and Western Michigan. nine and only losing one sist of two sixteen singles Through six games this recovered (3) and forced (4). Part icipat ing teams include match each. Both are tied for player brackets and will season, the Golden Flashes The defense of the Golden linebackers from Chicago State, University first on the team in singles consist of one ixteen team are allowing their opponents Flashes is also one of the best of Illinois at Chicago, victories. bracket in doubles play. just 77.5 yards on the ground at getting in the backfield. every angle." Marquettc, Michigan State, Eccleston, who has The tournament will begin — surrendering a measly 2.3 Kent State ranks second Northern Illinois, Wisconsin- the team's second best today at 1:30 p.m. and will yards a carry. in-the-NCAA in tackles for Dave Clawson I BG coach Milwaukee and Western singles record, goes into continue through Sunday, Only Penn State and Toledo losses, recording a total of 54 Michigan. Kalamazoo with an 8-2 which will officially end the have rushed for more than tackles for a loss of 262 yards. Chosen to participate in record in singles play. Falcons' fall season. 100 yards against Kent State. The advantage for the In four road games this singles play of the SCT are Hill will be heading into BG will then go on a three- "Defensively, they're the Falcons Saturday will be season, KSU is 0-4. the five best singles play- the tournament with an 8-3 month break from play, best defense in the league," playing at home, some- Kickoff for Saturday's ers on the team; senior record, while Reuland enters resuming its spring season Clawson said. "Their defen- thing they've only done game at Doyt Perry Stadium Christine Chiricosta, sopho- with a 7-3 record. Ian. 22 with a dual match in sive scheme is very difficult twice this season. begins at 3:30 p.m. mores Maddv Eccleston and In doubles play. Christine Louisville. NETTERS "Every time we play Toledo it's a big I* I A >^|,l| From Page 6 match. However, we want to be playing

both teams. our best volleyball in a few weeks and On Saturday, BG will host Ball State at 7 p.m. for its sec- make a run in the tournament." ^P&mfrAdventure™ ond match of the weekend. Ball State has had an impres- Denise Van De Walle I Coach sive season and could prove Internships to be a very tough opponent for the young BG squad. Penrod and Danielle Tonyan ing their best volleyball in Spring 2011 Ball State is 16-4 overall to pace the offense this sea- preparation for the MAC and 6-2 in MAC play. The son. The two combined for Tournament, which is less Cardinals are holding oppo- 26 kills against (.SI) and are than a month away. Internship opportunities in Germany, England. Italy, Belgium, and the U S (Florida and Hawaii) m child development centers nents to just .155 hitting leading the team in kills this "Every time we play and school-age programs. this season, so BG's hitters season with 273 and 208. Toledo it's a big match," will have to put on good ■ Living stipend ot $2,900 lor 17 weeks respectively. Van De Walle said. • Housing and travel are paid performances against the Although the Falcons "However, we want to be • Build your resume related to work with children & youth. Cardinals. hope to come away with playing our best volleyball • Network with one ol the world's largest employers • the Dept. o' Defense The Falcons have relied two wins this weekend, in a few weeks and make a - Earn 12 hours ol undergraduate or graduate credit. heavily on freshmen Paige their focus will be on play- run in the tournament." ■ Prior expenence working wilh children or youth required

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BGNEV J RD WIRI NA1M*F%I no*1 Ivl i ur\ IFFSILI J) Judge wants Ind. ends food aid California stages Man pleads guilty Two more murder Colorado waives Edwards sex tape for developmental^ huge earthquake in Ohio real estate charges in Mich. medical marijuana deposition private disabled drill killing serial stabbings fees for poor HILLSBOROUGH. MX. INDIANAPOLIS (AP)- LOS ANGELES (AP)- RAVENNA. Ohio (AP)-A FLINT. Mich (AP)-An DENVER (AP) - Poor (AP)- A judge in ihe legal battle Indiana has quietly ended a state Scores of Californians simultane- Florida man has pleaded guilty alleged serial killer already medical marijuana patients in over a purported sex tape involv- grocery benefit paid to hundreds ously dove under desks and to aggravated murder in the kill- charged with murder in a three- Colorado won t have to pay state ing John Edwards demanded of developmental^ disabled tables late morning Thursday in ing of an Ohio real estate agent state stabbing spree was charged marijuana registration fees or Thursday that any deposition of people who advocates say have a massive drill to practice basic found dead in a vacant home Thursday in two mote killing1.. sales tax on the pot they buy the two-time presidential candi- earthquake survival skills. no money of their own to buy Fifty-nine-year-old Robert including a case in which authori- The Colorado Board of Health date be kept private bod At 10:21 a.m., school children Grigelaitis of Fort Lauderdale ties said blood was found on his approved a plan Wednesday to Judge Carl Fox said he didn't The state Family and Social and workers rolled under their entered his plea Thursday, two shoelaces waive the $90 registration fee want the details ol such testi- Services Administration withdrew desks, city sirens wailed in San days after he was indicted in the Elias Abuelazam now is for indigent medical marijuana mony to be discussed or released the grocery benefit just weeks Francisco and Bay Area Rapid death of Andrew VonStein. A charged with three murders patients starting Dec. 1 Patients publicly, warning attorneys on after it announced it would no Transit trains came to a stop for Portage County judge imme- in the Flint area as well as five who want their fees waived will both sides that there could be longer reduce the benefit for one minute diately sentenced Grigelaitis to attempted murders, all tied to a have to show that they meet repercussions if the material is those who receive food stamps. Organizers of the 'Great life in prison with no chance for string of attacks that panicked other government standards (or talked about outside of the case which a lawsuit claimed was California ShakeOut" said nearly parole. the area last summer indigence, such as qualifying for "1 won't hesitate to use the a violation of federal law that 8 million people signed up to VonStein was one of two '1 can't imagine the grief you food stamps contempt authority of this court," prohibits food stamps from being participate - including schools. agents killed in northeast Ohio in must feel,' Genesee County The Denver Post reports that Fox said. "1 dont want anyone to counted against other benefits businesses, churches, community the span of two days last month. Prosecutor David Leyton told poor pot patients also will have think this court is joking." The lawsuit was filed in July groups, hospitals and emergency prompting frightened agents in victims relatives who attended notations on their cards waiving Attorneys for former Edwards by the American Civil Liberties responders. the area to cancel open houses a news conference. We in law sales taxes on the pot they buy aide Andrew Young have been Union and Indianapolis attorney "The risk is real." said Matthew and avoid meeting prospective enforcement care." A new medical mari|uana law trying to depose the former Steven Dick on behalf of Dick's Bettenhausen. secretary of buyers alone Abuelazam was charged with passed by state lawmakers this North Carolina senator for 26-year-old autistic son. Dick said the California Emergency open murder in the deaths of year called for lower fees for indi- months. They want to ask him he believed the state ultimately Management Agency, after a Darwin Marshall. 45. in Flint on gent medical marijuana patients. guestions about a sex tape that decided to end the grocery ben- portion of the drill at Providence July 26 and Frank Kellybrew. 60. Young has said involves Edwards efit altogether because it could Saint Joseph Medical Center in in Flint Township four days later no longer factor in food stamps Burbank 'To not prepare is to be Fox denied a reguest by an The open murder charge gives selfish and irresponsible." Edwards attorney. Jim Cooney. "It was to me just a knee-jerk Leyton the option to amend it to to limit the scope of the gues- reaction to say 'OK. no food first-degree murder or murder tioning. Cooney also failed to stamps, no groceries.'" Dick said. committed during another felony. persuade the judge to prohibit In any case, the penalty is life in Young from having the chance to prison. view the deposition.

virus, influenza B virus and the flu vaccine before taking "It's important that you get Melnek said. Til let my body GET A LIFE SHOTS H1N1 virus. it since some people get sick vaccinated at a college cam- fight off the flu." CALENDAR OF EVENTS From Page 1 The virus strains chosen after getting the shot. pus because everyone lives He said he gets sick every Some everts iab*i from ewrtsbgiuedu for the vaccine every year are "Thevaccinedoesn'talvvays in close quarters," Yingling year, but it's not the "full- available until the Health based on the health of the make you sick, but if you are said. blown flu." Melnek is an early FRIDAY Center runs out. population. Yingling said. sick before gelling the shot Yingling said she gets the childhood education major, 9am -3p.m. "We have about 700 vac- Every year the vaccine is then it might make you feel flu vaccine every year and so he said he would consider Food and Nutrition cines left," Hoffman said. compiled of different strains. worse," Yingling said. has never gotten sick after getting the shot when he is Faith Yingling, director of Instead of taking a vaccine Wellness Connection does receiving it. teaching a classroom full of Symposium Wellness Connection, said for the flu and MINI sepa- ahandwashingpresentation Matt Melnek, president of young kids. Topics will include red peppers and that according to the Centers rately, like last year, the two every year. Yingling said stu- Resident .Student Association, Students can check out appetite, bariatric surgery and for Disease Control and vaccines have been made dents are fascinated when said he has never gotten a flu when and where the vaccine expending energy Ballroom A of Prevention website the three into one. the black light is held over shot. clinics are at http:/7www. Student Union strains in the 20IO-11 flu vac- Yingling said to check with their hands and they see all "I hear so many people get Iigsu.fclu'offices/sa/health/ 6 p.m. cine are influenza A H3N2 a health care provider about the germs. sick after getting the shot." current/index.html. Take Back the Night BG's annual Take Back the Night event will raise awareness and solidarity tization of city services of among men and women about ending HOTEL some sort, or have experts violence against women University From Page 1 from hotels and motels in Hall Lawn the area come in and teach peninsula in Michigan and council exactly how the tax SATURDAY Canada. These people keep will affect the area." logs of places to stay while Nowicki said her biggest 9 am-9:45 am. on their way down to the fear is that the whole city Free Skating Lessons warmer states. would feel the diminish- Free four-week skating class starting "Bowling Green is usually ing returns from visitors this Saturday. No prior ice skating the first place the 'snowbirds' not coming to the area and experience necessary, ages S to adult stop to stay the night on the lodging here. eligible Ice Arena way down, and the last place City council is not hid- they rest before their way ing that its primary goal in SUNDAY back up north," Bayer said. raising the tax is to genet "The logs they keep tell them ate more money for the city s 4 p.m. -bpm where the great and cheap- general fund. On Nov. 2, the Free Salsa Lessons est places to stay are. I know city will ask voters to raise Every Sunday the Latino Dance for a fact that BG will no lon- the municipal income tax Association offers free salsa dancing ger be one of the places they from 1.92 percent to 2 per- lessons Lessons are open to beginners stop. Word gets around, and cent, with the proceeds from and no special attire or experience they'll know not to stop here the increase earmarked for needed Student Ret Center Dance anymore because of the tax fire and ambulance service, Room increase." according to a Toledo Blade The loss of spendable report Tuesday. income from travelers skip- "Ms. Florea, chairman of The average ping Bowling Green to move the convention and visi- on and stay at the next town tors board, said the six local will "negatively affect our hotels represented by the person can live attractions, restaurants and Bowling Green Lodging Start DateA gas stations alike," Bayer Association are opposed to said. raising the hotel-motel tax Oct18 Graduate Students for eleven days lackie Nowicki, another in part because the proceeds resident, spoke at Monday's would not help tourism and & Non-Degree Graduate Students without water, city council meeting about because it gives them a com- Oct19 Seniors the new hotel-motel tax. petitive disadvantage. The "I'm concerned," Nowicki proposal calls for increasing Oct21 Juniors assuming said. "I'm always concerned the three percent tax by one about taxes, and I think it is percentage point a year in Oct25 Sophomores important that city council 2011,2012, and 2013," accord- Oct27 an average looks into any kind of priva- ing to the report. Freshmen temperature of Oct29 Guest Students out appearance at Milieu Hall. The school said about 60 degrees LAMA 10,500 people, nearly all of Call the Registration Hotline From Page 1 them students who paid $5 419.372.4444 from 8am to 5pm Monday - Friday fahrenheit. its entire history. each, packed its basketball "He didn't answer me," arena for the afternoon lec- You told The Associated ture on ethics. Goto: mybgjiU.edu Press afterward. 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THE PULSE Friday.Octobef22.2010 10 Konkrete Jungle grows; dubstep to dominate third chapter not your By Troy Chamberlain Pulse Reporter

Tuesday, Oct. 26, the third install- ment of the monthly electronic dance music series, Konkrete Jungle, will take the stage at the Cla- TYPICAL Zel Theater with new techniques and sounds, seeking to attract new faces to its doors. lungle roots It was in a small bar on Chrystie I Street in the Lower East Side of New York City, according to the event's Facebook page, that the First Konkrete Jungle concert series

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Area hayrides offer both fright and scares ALBUM while enjoying autumn recreation REVIEWS "Come Around Sundown" ■ Artist Name | Kings of Leon ■ GndejB- fHlllillli/BlllHHilHIIIIII

By Danielle Rice Pulse Reporter Junior Michael Johnson is not too fond of haunted attractions but said this train ride cannot be as scary tor those tired of traditional hayrides and look- as it sounds. ing in experience something different, Train of "I'm sure it can't be too scary," Johnson said. "For WWWTfilPtEM.COM>U [error is sure to be a shocker, kids and girls it might be, but I doubt 1 will be scared." WHAT ZACH GASE THINKS: Folowng up a rhe Train'of Terror and Haunted Engine- ■" Thtsfide is for teenagers and adulis only, so young (IbB^roughalbwrnxOTb»lcoaottkmoMchali icj children will have to be left at home. But rest assured, lenqmg things a band can do. There are often two Home in 1 iiwilny is bound to frighten passengers out options the band can do Sticlc to the formula that of their seats. for kids looking for a treat, there are still less gloomy brought them success, or they can experiment with a Open Fridays and Saturdays from 8 p.m. until 11 hayrides in the area, perfect for those just not inter- new sound p in., passengers will pay a $7 admission fee and gain ested in spooky rides as well. Nirvana folowed "Nevermind" with the less-polrshed. ,II cess l" bulb the train and engine house. Badger's Great Pumpkin Patch in West Salem, OH is grungier 'In Utero" and Racfohead followed their 1997 breakthrough "OK Computer" with the abstract and After paying the fee. passengers board the train and a pumpkin patch that offers traditional hayrides, and expenmental "Kid A." prepare to travel down the track past the dark and Leaders Farm in Napoleon, which is about 40 minutes On the group's fifth afeum. *Come Around Sundown." mystical forest. from Bowling Green, offers tractor pulled hayrides. Kings of Leon decided to sock with what made their Those lhal survive the ride will then try lo find Freshman Ashley Brown is excited to hear that not 2008 commercial breakthrough "Only by the Night' iheir way through ihe twists and turns inside the dark all hayrides in the area are haunted. such a success. The family quartet (consisting of three brothers and haunted engine house," said Mary Russell, Train of "I'm glad that there are still some traditional hay- a cousm) ditched their southern garage rock sound Terror volunteer. rides left; everyone isn't into haunted stuff," Brown of the* first three records for a more arena-rock "This is the train's eighth year of making people said. sound that 6 featured on their 2008 record and on scream." Russell said. "Sundown" The lead-single. 'Radioactive' draws from the same playbook as "Sex on Fire * heavy guitars, reverbed vocals and a chorus the size of Ford Field.

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"For The Stranger'1 ■ Artist Name | Hemline Theory ■ Grade|B*

Bite into a hand-picked, delicious apple from a local orchard

MacQueen Orchard in Holland Many different kinds of apples can offers students apple-picking fun \ serve as the perfect autumn treat

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Pulse Reporter WHAT MATT UASSE THINKS: IherVstnot.ee able quality of Hemline Theory is the smooth sound of Sarah Tebbe's vocak While most people might have grown up Her cool voice, comparable to that of Zooey in the city or the suburbs, people like Zach Deschanel and Janis Joplin. goes quite nicely when MacQueen grew up some place a little dif- sounded over a fun banjo, piano oi a 12-stnng acoustic ferent. When the days turn chilly and the leaves guitar. The band, consisnng of Tebbe. bass player Jefferson MacQueen lives on an apple orchard 25 in their glorious shades of orange, red, yel- Camancho. guitarist Eric Pilcher and University profes- minutes north of the University where he low and brown fall from the treetops, my sor Adam Renchen on drums, list their biggest influ- works with his family to pick, pack and heart always feels a little warmer. Maybe ences being lorn Waits and the Dresden Dots Such sell apples and other products to people in because after the dreadfully humid sum- musicians are evident m Hemlne Theory's sound on Northwest Ohio. mer days, it's finally time to trade in my their 10-song debut album. "For The Stranger." whose release wJ be celebrated tonight at Grumpy Dave's "I love it," MacQueen said "It doesn't feel tank top for a wool sweater. Pub for those age 18 and over like work because I'm working with my Or finally I can swap my iced mocha See THEORY | Page 11 See ORCHARD | Page II See APPLES | Page 11

THIS WEEKEND IN PERRYSBURG THEY SAID IT Fall fun hits Levis Commons "Being single is wonderful... I with many different activities fun for all ages. and a kids costume contest at 2 pm, judged Looking for more fun while the leaves don't ever have a morning where A Red Ribbon Run, a 5K walk or run to help by Mary Beth and Rick from 101.5 The River. change and the temperature drops? keep Toledo-area kids drug free, will be held Sunday will also be filled with hayrides and I wake up and say, 'I really need a Perrysburg's Levis Commons have set up on Saturday at 8 a.m. while Sunday, the mall pumpkin bowling. boyfriend today. their outside mall with an autumn theme will host a store-to-store trick or treat at noon -Taylor Swift

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ORCHARD Local apple orchards, JUNGLE From Page 10 according to the Ohio From Page 10 "I've now got DJs all over the Midwest contacting me, Apple Association. family everyday." came into being. Response wanting to play... everyone who has been coming out has The MacQueen Orchard in and demand soon beckoned Holland, Ohio, offers people the event to larger clubs had a blast and that is really the foundation of the series." the chance to climb apple around the city, compelling trees and pick the apples it to stretch and deepen its themselves. MKQUMIUAPPI* Orchard roots. Brian Scavo I Senior "Apples are just delicious," Holland. Ohio Seeing opportunity for said junior Judson Palmer. 25 minutes from the University new light, the lungle vined "And there is no better apple open 9 am. to 8 p.m. out ak>ng the paved veins of www macqueenorch3tds.com than one you can pick by the nation, forming chapters hand." in Las Vegas, Minneapolis. Variations of apples avail- Portland, Milwaukee and able to pick or purchase at //OEMS Dallas. Its seeds later carried the orchard include Red Orchard across the seas to countries in IKtiW^T^J^MLt Delicious, Honeycrisp, Gala, Europe, Asia and Australia. etc. Horn's Orchard The once fledging seed- "Anyone who comes in DeluOho series of the franchise in New needs to grab a Honeycrisp 45 minutes from the University York City currently stands as ^bwtitai .jUprt apple and a doughnut from open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. the longest running jungle/ www hoensoixhard.com the bakery," MacQueen said. drum-and-bass weekly event PHOTO PBOVIOED BY BBUN SCAVO "They're great; I'd recom- in the world. mend them to anyone." 'RCrtARO Earlier this year on Aug. 31, FROM NYC TO M Student Brian Scavo. or DJ What The Bleep, started his Konlrete Jungle chapter on his birthday The orchard produces its ERMIU senior Brian Scavo (DJ What own apple cider on a daily the Bleep) brought his own basis between September chapter of the greater series to that." step cannot hold its high- and April every year. Eric Orchards and Cider Mill Bowling Green with Beatday Pencil to the drawing board, water mark forever, that the Doughnuts, pies and other CUP. Michigan 5. The event celebrated his Scavo is currently rethinking evolution of dubstep and its pastries are all available at 40 minutes from the University birthday and too gave birth promotional schemes and role as a "gateway genre" to open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. the bakery called The Donut to a Konkrete lungle series considering alternative stage other forms of EDM is what's www eneorchards com 1 lole located in the Orchard's on the last Tuesday of every arrangements to dissolve the really exciting to watch. main store. Other products month at the Cla-Zel. crowd-DJ disconnect some Of the Five acts perform- such as cookbooks, apple The fertility of Bowling have told him the voluminous ing for Tuesday's show, t hree butter, syrup and popcorn Green's electronic soil is still Cla-Zel can create. He also will perform dubstep sets or can also be purchased in the being measured. plans to place greater focus on dubstep hybrids. The event's orchard's main store. lungle grows up the live, on-stage interpretive headliner, Madam Bliss, The orchard also holds Moore Orchard Beatday 5 turned out a suc- art during performances and will weave dubstep with the r an annual celebration dur- Oak Harbo . Ohio cess. The birthday/kickoff bring in new sounds outside series' staple genre, jungle; a ing the first week in October 55 minutes from the University angle of the event, Scavo said, the series' foundation. To test process Scavo explained she called the Apple Butter naturally lent it a large crowd. the climate of the town and does so well, being able to Witts Orchards Festival. The festival features Seeing potential but expect- PHOTO PR0VID6D BY BRIAN SCAVO OakHatbor.Ohw the type of lungle it can sup- step seamlessly across style arts and crafts, carnival rides 1 hour from the University ing no promises, he Fixed his port, he is bringing in EDM's lines with her compositions. and horse and carriage rides. eyes to the future and pre- current ace in the hole. Samples of her sets and tracks home of mine," he said. The orchard opened in their own apples all October, pared for a fruitful follow-up. Paint the forest dubstep can be found by following a Student steps into the 1936 after MacQueen's great the orchard's bakery and "I've now got DJs from all According to Scavo—and Soundcloud.com link on her sticks grandfather planted the shops are open year round. over the Midwest contacting the general state of the Facebook page. The concert Tuesday is first apple tree in the now Specialty shops include a me, wanting to play," Scavo scene—the bass-bending Coming home 18-and-over with a $5 cover 25-acre orchard, according Country gifts store and a said." Everyone who has been dubstep genre is the most Supporting artist for the charge. First to the stage will to the MacQueen Orchards Christmas decorations store coming out has had a blast, popular EDM approach spin- show and former Bowling be junior David Pfeiffer (DI website. A 10-acre area of the located next to the bakery. and that is really the founda- ning on DJs' turntables today. Green native Brett Bernardo Fife) at 9 p.m., performing orchard is now Filled with MacQueen works out- tion of the series." He speculated much of this (DI Technician) will be the trance. Pfeiffer described the various apple trees. side on the farm and in the For the second chapter success can be credited to only pure dubstep act for the genre as much more melodic Since 1936, Macqueen's stores at the orchard. He of the young series' saga in the similarities of the genre's show. He has been perform- than other forms of EDM, father has taken control of hopes to eventually take BowIingGreen.Scavobrought rhythms to those of hip-hop, ing the genre for a year and a with an atmospheric feel that the orchards and stores. over as the official owner of in UK artist Outrage as the affording it a more introduc- half and has played clubs and can accentuate and shape "Almost everything, all the orchard after his father show's headliner, looking to tory danceability for those festivals all over Ohio. To him, moods. of the orders that come in, keep the. lungle on the rise. less seasoned in the culture. dubstep was an easy choice. "You can go to a show and go through my dad now," "It's Wf S» way ofl While Scavo maintains that "We're at an interesting "I really like the groove, that because of the atmosphere MacQueen said. "He's the from now, buf I think 1 will, the quality of the experience point for dubstep, because kind of slow tempo it's got the music and the DJ have main man now; he handles and I'm looking forward to at round two stayed stellar, it's getting attention that is in it," he said. "In dubstep built and because of elements all of the growing." it," MacQueen said. the show stalled somewhat in unprecedented for any elec- the bass line has this low fre- trance has in it, there's kind While customers can pick the crowd it drew. tronic music," Scavo said. quency oscillator on it... that of a collective group feeling," "Last month it may have Loyal to the broader EDM gives it that' womp' sound." he said. "That's a cool idea been a little ambitious to gamut, Scavo sees the surg- As did Scavo for Beatday forme." The apple that I adore bring an international head- ing popularity of dubstep 5, Bernardo celebrates his Detailed set times and APPLES above all others, though, is liner to a place where no one with admiration and appre- birthday at Tuesday's event, further information can be From Page 10 the Honeycrisp. No other really knows who he is." said hension both. Hesitant to use doing what he most enjoys in found on the Konkrete lungle latte for something a bit apple is as sweet and tart, Scavo. "Every month is a work the word "fad." he stated with a town he enjoys to this day. Facebook page. warmer and more seasonal, firm yet giving, fabulous raw in progress and 1 understand some prescience that dub- "BG is always going to be a and other coffeehouse goers or cooked. and coffeehouses are just Honeycrips are perfect for as eager for the change in pies, crepes, fritters, salads, doesn't stray too far from their arena ics like "It may not be Sunday but I think I'm weather. pancakes, roasts, scones, rock sound bom again.' "I may not be holy but I think I "The spiced pumpkin latte tarts, turnovers, chutneys, SUNDOWN The rumored second single. "Pyro" and THEORY couH V and "I may not pray often but 111 From Page 10 From Page 10 and spiced cider are two of pizzas, slaws, cobblers, sor- "Birthday" are among the album's best give it a try tonight" offemgs. while "No Money" and "ftxiy Other songs feature catchy pop hooks like our most popular fall items. bets, souffles, purees, fools, The album opens with U2-sounding The Tebbes bluesy voice cruises through the EncT which showcases stadium drums, Up' are among the afcum's more forget- album with ease, with a little twang mi«ed "The Neivous Habits of Charlie* and cover Customers just can't seem bread puddings, sauces and heavy slide guitars and agam. Caleb table tracks in the album's strongest tracks "Highway topics like a meeting with a striper like on to get enough of them," said for just plain eating. But I love Followiils powerful voice, with a reverb "Mary" is a stand-out track for the wrong Robber." ThumbeW and "Curtam." the song "Peep Show" Grounds for Thought barista them best in crisps. Baked to effect that sounds Wat its ricocheting off of reason, as it sounds like it would have The band's southern rock flair shines through The songs arrangements progress throughout the album with a strong Erin Blinn. a perfection with a buttery, the walls of a packed stadium come from the '60s. but it's more awkward nght from the start with the mmute-and-a- than nostalgic. southern rock feel with clear, raw emotion Don't get me wrong; sip- crunchy topping with some For the most part. "Come Around haff steady beat opener "Me and Hdden' Sundown" stays in the comfort /one of Those old fans who hoped the band would The lyrics, also done by Tebbe. are almost m Tebbes votce The album's underlying ping a piping hot beverage is edible lavender and lemon arena pop rock, but there are a few tracks go back to the sound of the* first three as strong as the vocals The song "Might Be theme is majestic and calm with charac- delightful on a crisp October zest and served with a side of where the band tnes to sneak «i some of records are going to be sorely disap- Nothing" features a fync about a "melan- ters found throughout like Charlie, who day. It just doesn't beat my homemade whipped cream, thee Tennessee, southern rock lAjence pointed with "Sundown" But fans of "Use choly blaby." which could also be used to apparently rs on the mend, or Madam, On the Lynyrd Sfcynyrd- inspired "Bad SomebooV" and "Sen on Fire" will continue describe the feel for the entre cfcc who the listener visits on the fourth track. favorite part of autumn—the a Honeycrisp crisp is the ulti- to be mpressed with King's new record "Madam's Lair." produce. mate fall dessert. (Beer lov- Down South." which features a fiddle and "Might Be Nothing' shows some of the "M i Amiga" which features Caleb Fblowfl Kings played it very safe on "Sundown" albums best lyres with "a girl could get lost "For The Stranger" is a solid debut and will At last I can use heir- ers should try it with a Great singing with a Irttie more southern twang There rs nothing too off-putting on the in a town like the/the streets play an endess be sure to shine strongly when performed loom pumpkins and freaky Divide Brewing Company's than other tracks on the record, the band record but there isn't anything all that game of hide-and-go-seek." The rest of the on any stage m the downtown bars of squashes as household dec- Hibernation Ale.) gets back to their southern roots but outstanding, either song mnocentjy plays with rekgcn with lyr- Bowing Green orations. MacQueen in Holland, I can bake sweet potatoes. Ohio, is the go-to orchard for I can peel, seed and dice local, family-farmed apples, butternut squash for soup or including Honeycrisps. They THIS WEEK IN ENTERTAINMENT: pie. offer miniature pony rides A-MAZE-ING CELEBS Running in the middle of a tall cornfield, any college student can still have I can eat kale for breakfast for kids, a gift shop for moms a grand time — even the Bowersox clan and Twi-hards In the spirit of fall, there are plenty of options (with an over-easy egg and and grandmas and a bak- for students looking for a celebrity-induced fun night out. First after quickly asking themselves if they slice of toast—so divine!), ery that could win over any belong to Team Edward or Team Jacob, students can find themselves at Country Lane Tree Farm's lunch, dinner and even foodie. Twilight: Eclipse corn maze, an 16-acre maze in the shape of the two characters. Prizes are able to be However, for those seek- won and a portion of the maze is being donated to Diabetes Youth Services, Also, the Bowersox fam- snacks in between. ily has opened the famous 8utterfly House up for a 16-acre maze in the shape of family member and I can roast rings of acorn ing a more rural, smaller 'American Idol" runner-up Crystal Bowersox. Crystal has seen the maze herself and was very excited for squash with honey, cinna- apple picking experi- it. For those looking for Twilight fun. the farm is located on Bolander Road in Genoa, Ohio, while the mon and cloves. ence, Haslinger Orchard in Bowersox maze is on Obee Road in Whitehouse, Ohio. But what I love most Gibsonburg is the best bet. about fall are the apples. They offer many varieties for NO. 1 BEHIND BARS Lil Wayne still has to stay behind bars for another 13 days for a weapons vio- Gala, Red Delicious, Pink a great price as well as local lation, but he will be celebrating a No 1 album when he gets home. The rapper's most recent release traditional supplements "I Am Not A Human Being" holds the top spot this week for its third week on the charts. The album Lady, Mclntosh, Winesap, debuted at No. 2. fell to No. 16 and is now known as a chart-topper. For the first two weeks of its release Rome, Gravenstein, Spigold, such as apple butter, honey it was only available online, but this still allowed it to sell 110,000 copies. lonagold, Melrose, Cortland, and rare candies. Orange Sweet, Sweet Sixteen, If you go to Haslinger, be GLEE TURNS UP THE HEAT "Glee" still remains a top-seller m music as it released its new E.P Fireside and Smokehouse. sure to buy a trunk-load of "The Rocky Horror Glee Show." but it is causing quite a stir on magazine stands The new issue of GQ There are literally hundreds applewood, too, for your magazine features a fully clothed Cory Monteith groping scantily dressed Lea Michele and Dianna of apple varieties, each with next fall bonfire. I promise Agron. The Parents Television Council denounced the pictures featured in the magazine, calling them you will never, ever have a borderline pornographic and close to "pedophilia." Agron. who plays Quinn on the show, posted her its own story or heritage and thoughts on the pictures, saying "they asked us to play very heightened versions of our school charac- some of which even date back better smelling Fire and a ters ... At the time it wasn't my favorite idea, but I did not walk away." before Johnny Appleseed. tastier s'more.

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49 Stephen Stein K 10 Andre Flowers RB 75 Phil Huff OL 50 Darius Gilbert DE 11 Cobranl Mixon LB 76 Robert Kearney OL 51 Anthony Lawson DE 12 Justin Carter DB 77 Max Plunkett OL 52 Dominic Flewellyn OL 12JohnMarkulisWR 77 Lee Stalker DL 54 Eric Jordan LB 12 Kenneth Watley Jr. DB 80 Andrew Christopher TE 55 Angelo Magnone DE UUnericMuldrowWR 81 Justin Thompson TE 56 Tyler Donahue OL 14 Dylan Farrington DB 82 Chris Gordon WR 57 Neal Dahlman LB/LS 14 Giorgio Morgan QB 83 Markus Burton TE 58 Jairus Campbell DE lSZackGonoszS 84 Casey Pierce TE 1w Willie Geter RB 59 Darion Delaney DL ISKendrlckPressleyWR 87 Nick Masters TE 59 Micky Wagner DL 2 Ray Hutson WR 16 Sam Miller CB/WR 88 Mike Levandowski TE 3 Kevin Alvarado DL 60 Casey McHugh OL 17 Ed Cazenave WR 91 Jerome Davis DL 3 Chrij Scheldt WR 61 Ben Bojlcic OL ISSamKirklandWR 93 Ishmaally Kitchen DL 62 Preston Burred OL 4 Jordan Hopgood RB ISJerrodRonyakQB 94 Scott Brandenstein DE 5 Dwayne Woods LB 63 Cody Silk OL 19GarrickPiggottDB 96 Marc Lechlitner LB 6 Calvin Wiley WR 64 Johnathan Fry OL 20 Will Johnson LB 97 Zach Williams DL 7 Malt Schlli QB 65 Jeremey Ernst OL 21 Robert Hollomon RB 8 Tyrone Pronty WR 66 Ben Castrigano DL 21 Sidney Sautter DB 9 Adrian Hodges WR 67 Nick Hager OL 22 Jacqulse Terry RB 68 Scott Lewis OL 10 Calvin Marshall R 23 Chris Gilbert WR 70 Isaiah Byler OL 11 Jovan Leacock DB 24 Jon Simpson TE 71 Chip Robinson OL 25 Anthony Bowman Jr. WR MAC Standings 11 Kellen Pagel QB 12 Eugene Cooper WR 72 Nick Torresso OL 26 Brian Hummer DB 75 Kyle Bryant OL 27 Derek Jones LB 13 DeMark Jenkins TE 77 Blaec Walker OL East Division Conference Overall 14 Aaron Pankratz QB 28 Dri Archer RB 15 Lane Robilotlo DB 80 Justus Jones WR 29 Calvin Taylor DB 16KyleBurkhardtK 81 Bryan Wright K/P 30 Luke Barton LB Miami 3-0 4-3 16 Trent Hurley QB 82 Alex Bayer TE 31 Brian Lainhart S 82 AlexNossamanWR 17 Caleb WatklnsQB 32 Steve Mehrer LB Ohio 3-1 4-3 18BartTansklWR 83 Shaun Joplin WR 33 Brandon Hazzard DL 19 Kamar Jordan WR 84 Marcus Beaurem WR 34 Ryan Hidalgo LB/LS 20 John Pettlgrew RB 85 Heath Jackson WR 35 Dorian Wood LB Temple 2-1 5-2 21 Adrlen Spencer DB 87 Nick Ml Knight WR 36 Norman Wolfe Jr. DB 87 Matt Oczypok K 37 Kirk Belgrave DB 22 Erique Geiger RB Buffalo 1-1 2-4 23 Robert Lorenzl DB SSNIckTumlnelloTE 38 Dan Hartman S 24 Jerry "Booboo" Gates DB 89 Tyler Beck TE 39LukeWolletS 90 Dylan Farrington DE 41 Zack Hltchens LB/DE 25 Jonathan Davis DB Kent State 1-2 2-4 26 Aunre' Davis DB 91 Chris Jones DT 42 Tim Erjavec TE 92 Jordon Roussos DE 43 Nate Vance DE/LS 27 Jason Rice R Bowling Green •-3 !-• 28 Steven Dunlap WR 93TedOuelletDE 44 Byron Tyson LB 94 Kendall Montgomery TE 45 Freddy Cortez PK 28 Tyler Williamson DB 95 Sheldon Hall FB 46 Brett Dillinger PK 30 Mark Mays RB Akron 0-3 0-7 30 Cameron Truss DB 96 Ronnie Goble DE 47 Mark Fackler DE 30 Ryland Ward DB 97 Darius Smith DE 48 Quinton Rainey DL 31 Austin Collier DB 49 Monte Simmons DE 50 Kyle Reese LB 32 Keith Morgan DB West Division Conference Overall 51 Ellas SayreOL 32 Jerrel Parks DB 33 Christopher Jean-Pierre WR 52 Dana Brown Jr. DL Northern Illinois 3-0 5-2 33 Paul Swan LB 53 Carlows Brown DL 34 Zach Akenberger RB 54 DeVonte' Helms DL 55 Chris Anzevlno OL 35 Ryan Crow LB Toledo 3-0 4-3 55 Roosevelt Nix DL 36 Lewis Parks TE 56 Howard Bowens LB 37 Jude Adjei-Barimah DB Western Michigan 1-1 2-4 37 Jamel Martin RB 57 Jake Dooley OE 58 Danny Gress LB 38 Gabe Martin LB 1 Shane Ewfng QB 59 Kent Walker LB 2-5 38 Deejay White LB 1 Darius Polk DB Ball State 1-2 60 Jhordan Haye DL 39 Aaron Foster DB 2 Sal Battles QB 61 Josh Kline OL 39 Devon McKoy DB 2 Josh Pleasant DB Central Michigan 1-3 2-5 62 Trip Ison LS 40 D.J. Lynch LB 3 Leon Green S 63 Alex Thomasson LS 41 Tim Moore R 3 Spencer Keith QB 64 Steve Powell DL 1-3 1-6 42 Eugene "Champ" Fells LB 4 Eric Adeyemi WR Eastern Michigan 65 Kent Cleveland OL 43 Jacob SquirekWR 4 CJ. Steward LB 66 Brian Winters OL 43 Bryan Thomas DE 5 Tyshon Goode WR 67 Terrell Johnson DL 44NlckRlekeTE 5 Matt Rlnehart P 69 Michael Fay OL 45 Jake Thompson FB 6 Eugene Jarvis RB 70 Tyler Arend OL 46 Charlie Walker L8 7 Cedrlc McCloud QB 71 Charles Laster OL 47 Clay Rolf TE 7 Fabrice Pratt DB 73 Shawn Wheeler OL •18 Justin Ford DB 8 Matthew Hurdle WR 74 Tom Plzzurro OL 48 Jerry Phillips K 8 Calvin Tiggle DB 4 Fnday. October 22.2010 BGSU Falcons VS Kent State Golden Flashes WWW.BGVIEWS.COM

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Mid-American Conference showdown: By the numbers Wt Tale of the Tape \5U 2010 Stats

27.1. . Points. 20.7

317.3 Jotal Offense. .277.5

66.3. Rushing/Game. .89.3

31.3. Rushing Att./Game. _29.8

2.1 _ Yards/Carry _3

251 _ .Passing/Game. .188.2

39 _ .Passing Att./Game. .32.7

37.3 _ .Points Allowed/Game _23

463.7. _Total Defense/Game - 302.8

234.6 .Rushing Allowed/Game. _77.5

229.1 .Passing Allowed/Game _ _ 225.3

+3_ Turnover Margin -2

2010 Leaders

Matt Schilz (245.6) - _ Passing Yards/Game — Spencer Keith (188.2)

Willie Geter (66.7)- - Rushing Yards/Game- - Jacquise Terry (54.8) -Receiving Yards/Game - -Sam Kirkland (68.5) Kamar Jorden (99.6) —Cobrani Mixon (55) Dwayne Woods (81)- Tackles 6 Friday. Octobei 22.2010 BGSU Falcons VS Kent State Golden Flashes WWWBGVIEWS.COM BG vs. Kent State: A look back at 2009 Barnes lights up Golden Flashes with 22 catches

Freddie Barnes hauled in 22 catches from quarterback Tyler Sheehan as the Falcons defeated Kent State 36-35 at Dix Stadium on Oct. 10.2009.

Barnes racked up 278 yards and three touchdowns, breaking his own receptions record while setting a new record for receiving yards.

The 22 catches were a new Dix Stadium record, which was previously held by Kent State's Eugene Baker in 1997.

The next day. Barnes was named the National Wide Receiver of the Week by The College Football Performance Awards.

Barnes was also named the Mid-American Conference East Offensive Player of the Week and was even a guest on F.SPN2's "First Take," where I he was interviewed by fellow BG graduate lay Crawford.

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Sheehan exposes Kent State defense, sets three school passing records

Connecting with Freddie Barnes for 22 of his passes, Falcons' quar- terback Tyler Sheehan threw for 505 yards and four touchdowns on 44-of-63 passing, setting school records for completions, attempts and passing yards.

Sheehan also scored the game-winning touchdown when he scampered in for a nine-yard run to give BG a 36-35 lead with five seconds remaining in the game.

For his efforts. Sheehan was named honorable mention at quarterback by The College Football Performance Awards.

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