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LOOKING FOR A WIN: The BG baseball team SUNNY takes on IPFW today at HIGH 84 I LOW 52 home. The start time is wytw.bgnews.com set for 3 p.m.; PAGE 7 independent student press VOLUME 96 ISSUE 59 USG approves revised resolution By Andrew Schatl Michael Woodall, freshman The resolution also supports passing the bill following the believes the resolution is some- members will be sworn in. Three lEPOItEl member of the College providing an unbiased dialogue changes made. thing all students could agree on. executive positions - chief Undergraduate Student Republicans. at the University concerning con- "It is a very solid resolution, "I can't think of anyone on administrator, chief of staff and Government approved a new Members of the College flicts such as the current situation and it came from a lot of different campus that would be against a treasurer - arc still available for revised peace resolution during Republicans helped to make in Iraq. It supports the troops ideas being shared, and I urge statement of respect and toler- interested students. Applications their general meeting last night. compromises in the resolution. involved in the conflict, as well as you to support it," junior Heather ance," Nolish said. can be found in the USG office Representatives from groups in One of the main compromises respecting opinions of others. Denlingcrsaid. Also during the meeting USG located on the fourth floor of the opposition of the bill met and was to drop the anti-war senti- "I think it was important that a Some members in the Senate approved adding two dollars to Union. Applications should be worked with those in favor to cre- ment, leaving a bill that was compromise was reached did not believe USG was the the five-dollar optional fee for put in the maillxix of lush Kontak. ate the revised version. The stu- strictly in favor of peace. The res- because it showed what kind of forum for taking stances on con- student legal services because the who currently serves as the state dents worked for more than two olution now states that the university this is," Jeffrey Nolish. troversial issues. Other senators current fee no longer covered its ami national liaison, in the USG hours on die compromise during United States should pursue resolution author, said. "People then stated that the resolution expenses. office by Friday, with interviews last week's snident welfare com- peaceful diplomatic resolutions are willing to listen to each other." did not take a stance on the con- The meeting was the last offi- being held Wednesday through mittee meeting. to conflicts until other means of During the USG meeting stu- flict; it was simply in favor of the cial meeting for die current gov- Friday. "I didn't like the resolution at all achieving peace are deemed nec- dents spoke of the importance of idea of peace. Nolish said he erning body. Next week new in its first or second draft." said essary. CONSEQUENCES OF WAR U.S. Marines fight to • New class to . i . • j ' i focus on stop looters in Iraq , biol ical By Ellen KnickmeyerKntckmeyer hand, as he surveyed the hath- . H> „ 9citiri> ri momloom fixtures andiuui -ia loudspeakerloudspeaker tPrrnriCfTi BAGHDAD.liuaiinil ItauIraq MainlineManning i iinlisiaicil from a nirkun Irtiel LCllVJlIolIl roadblock, sgi. Steven By Andiew Scharl Christopher found himself pick- On Sunday, Christopher and inn up Arabic phrases he'd never lite other Marine riflemen and \mid receni discussion mi bio heard hut suddenly, needed: "Vbu lank crews with him worked a logical and chemical weapons. are a thief. Do you think I am stu Checkpoint leading to the the environmental health depart- pid? If you steal, we ran shoot Tamnoze Bridge over ihe ligiis ment will be ottering an cm iron- Will,' Itiver. snipping suspicious vehi sporadic bin lough measures cles chiefly pickups piled high ism class for holh undergraduate In Marines, along with check- with goods. and graduate students. points and vigilante groups Choii^ bookcases, refrigerators '.-^ "It's quite the issue nl the day, thrown logethci t>\ Iraqis com- Gary Sihemian, director ofenvl bined Sunday to curb looters who piled high In live side Ol Ihe road. lontncnlal health, said. have culled parts ol Baghdad. Confiscated hm-wiicd cms and "The class will fcplnfe how a shut down commerce and pil- trucks sal parked on a side siuvl si iciely responds to an attack. The fered priceless art front millennia awaiting owners with proper dll« will not lie a science ■orient pa pels. ed class Ihe class will fonts on I rout Baghdad south in Basra, I in .d men. desperate lo see the issue oi biological terrorism coalition lorces are starling to calm and normalcy return. hoin .m oigani/alional stand work with local people In 111 l.iiiu helped ihe Ma lines translate and poini. I he coiiisi■ will also look al Iraqi towns from the chaos tltal linger ihe guilty. followed a war now all hui won. Iii the capital, smoke from ihe roiisin and how puffin heallh Ministry ol trade, ihe Kashid works lo ies|Hind in that." M,n\ Iheaiei ol line Ails, offices and weapons down I lennissiid. IK'iinisisiheioouli apaiunenl buildings was \i\id said." I lie) Vc In leslainenl dial loolin] how lo talk lo continued. I!nhhri\ lllillgs like. Aon , stupid.' and 'II \i i U 11.II 111li-ill. choicest and easiest Imoh was kill Mill ■• sihennan and Dennis will gone. leach Ihe i lass. Sihennan "I duni know what I'm going io lefleris Pilaukis do with these toilets." COALITION, PAGE 2 UNDER CONTROL: II S Mamies atop an arinnieil vehicle I'.uaitl the entrance In a Palestine lintel late lasl night TERRORISM CUSS, PAGE 2

Pro-lifers use graphic photos Tech Center has By Chuck Soder "Abortion is a word that's tossed around... vous system, which he says is key E0tI0R-IN-CHItr to defining human life. Pictures of aborted fetuses and and it's not really reflected on. By showing "They're developing to be grand opening embryos have covered die center these pictures, we're showing brutality humans, but does that actually of campus for the past two days make them human?" he said. "I'd By Brent Vop.el Ir. dents on software packages GUEST REPORTM in a display comparing abortion that's hard to fathom without them." argue 'no.'" including Microsoft, Adobe and to other historical atrocities Though he wouldn't advise Bowling Green State Macromedia. Additionally, stu- women to get abortions, passing University is the only university dents can check out cameras, including slavery and the KIM ARBOGAST, PRESIDENT OF FALCONS FOR LIFE Holocaust. a law against the act amid have in the state of Ohio to have one. hard drives, tripods and lighting They handed out pamphlets worse consequences, he said. In fact, only 16 colleges and uni- kits through the Digital Video thing that's normally abstract, Awareness Project. as well — each showed three pic- "If you make abortion illegal, versities across the United States la-ogram. according to Kim Arbogast, pres- Mark Harrington, director of tures: one of Holocaust victims, they're just going to have back- have one. Any student with an ID can ident of Falcons For Life, a group the center's Midwest division, another of a black man hanging alley ones, which are far less That "one" is the Student check items out free of charge. of anti-abortion students. decided that abortion was wrong from a tree and a third of an safe," Smith said. Technology Center. located in The only fee charged is a late fee. "Abortion is a word that's after seeing similarly graphic pic- aborted embryo's limbs on top of College Democrats President room 200 of the Saddlemire The Student Technology tossed around... and it's not real- tures years ago. a dime. Below each picture was I lannah Kemp said pictures can't Student Services Building, the Center also has a financial aid ly reflected on," Arbogast said. "It crystallized the injustice in written "Religious Choice," tell what circumstances led to center is available only for stu- laptop program for those who "By showing these pictures, we're my mind," Harrington said. "Racial Choice" and each abortion. Though Kemp is dent use. Students have a good apply, as well as online tutorials, showing brutality that's hard to Not everyone sees abortion as "Reproductive Choice." respec- against abortion, she would sup- chance to see this today from 11 which arc available 24 hours a fathom without them." an injustice. tively. port abortion rights if a mother's a.m. until 4 p.m., when the day. Falcons For Life didn't make Sophomore Adam Smith says The graphic nature of the dis- health was in danger or if she was Student Technology Center cele- According to Duane Whitmire. the display themselves — they abortion should be permitted play — located next to die brick raped. brates its grand opening. director of the center, they aver- invited members of The Center during the first three months of sidewalk intersection in front of The center offers students the aged 28 students seeking ser- for llinliliK.il Reform to set it up pregnancy because the embryo the Student Union — gives stu- opportunity for one-on-one as pan of the center's Genocide has yet to develop a central ner- dents real images to show some- ABORTION, PAGE 2 tutoring sessions with oilier stu- CENTER, PAGE 2

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F0RM1MNEWSVISITWWW.B6NEWS.COM 2 Tuesday. April IS, 2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG NEWS Center offers rental equipment BRIEFING Pat McGee Band CENTER. FROM PAGE 1 ment of their education," There will also be a raffle draw- more students decide to us the pleased with the hands-on train- Whitmire said. ing for students. Those with a center. ing received by the students," she tickets on sale vices each day in the month of In addition to these visits, cam- student ID get one ticket free. The "The main goal is to utilize said. The Pat McGee Band will February, and 180 students pus tours given by the University grand prize is an IBM laptop what exists," Whitmire said. Bringman said people at the perform April 30 in the attended 10-12 workshops. are now taking visitors to the computer. During the fall semester, there center were very willing to work I rnh,ii i Grand Ballroom in Whitmire would like to see these Student Technology Center. Both Whitmire and Fleshman were more camera checkouts with her to make the workshop the Student Union. Tickets go numbers grow. The center has been around said they hope the event gets stu- than all of last year. Currently, the possible for the class. She plans on sale tonight from 9 to 11. "If 1 were a student, 1 would for three years but, the grand dents to realize that the center is musical arts, education and fam- to have future classes attend. Tickets to see the six-piece, take advantage of it [the Student opening is the "opening of the there for their use. ily and consumer science depart- According to Whitmire, the Virginia-based rock group will Technology Center]," Whitmire new academic emphasis of the "I have never heard about the ments have their students rent equipment available in the cen- be sold in the University said. Student Technology Center," Student Technology Center," said cameras for various projects. ter is in very good shape. Soon Activities Organization office, Whitmire and Kim Fleshman. Whitmire said. sophomore Kate Gillespie, one of I jnda Bringman, a lecturer in the Student Technology Center is 408 Student Union. assistant manager of the center, Whitmire is hoping for a nice 30 people in a random survey. the College of Education and going to receive more Final Cut Remaining tickets will be are scheduled to visit 22 offices day so the grand opening can be "Now that I have, I will use it in Human Development, said she Pro systems, a sophisticated ver- available afterward at the Union Information Center. this summer to promote the cen- celebrated on the balcony locat- the future." has had her students attend a sion of film-editing software, ter. "We want to inform students ed just outside the center. "There workshop to receive training on with greater capabilities. Tickets are $8 for students Officials are not concerned with a University ID and $10 how they can use the Student will be hamburgers, hot dogs, with a lack of rental equipment if video editing. "I was really Technology Center for advance- chips and music," he said. for the public. The Pat McGee Band has toured with artists including Fleetwood Mac, the Wallflowers and Counting Crows. Singer/songwriter "We will be focusing on bioterrorism and how public Alice Peacock will also per- Students debate use form. The show begins at 7 health works to respond to that." p.m., and doors open at 8 p.m. of harsh images MARY DENNIS, COORDINATOR OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SURVEILLANCE ABORTION, FROM PAGE 1 came to their own conclusion that this is necessary. Statistics "|The pictures] are slightly don't do it justice." Course addresses bio-terror biased because you don't know The Center for Bio-Ethical Soldiers why a person made the decision Reform did provide statistics in TERRORISM CLASS, FROM PAGE 1 scenarios will not focus specifi- "I've been looking to teach this to get an abortion," Kemp said. pamphlets, citing U.S. News & cally on the Bowling Green area. course for awhile, since Smith said that the graphic World Report: By 1992, there approached Dennis to help Students will also work on sce- September 11," Silverman said. work to picture display was not a good were 2,400 abortion facilities in teach based on her experience in narios occurring in metropolitan The course is currently only .vay to fight abortion. the United States, and 70 percent the subject. areas. offered for the fall semester. "They're using disgust instead of women old enough to give From 1999 to last October, "We don't want to limit our- Silverman is unsure if the course of a legitimate argument," Smith birth live in countries with abor- Dennis worked with local public selves to a small Midwestern will continually be offered. save Iraqi said. tion facilities. Abortion is legal in health agencies in northwest community," Silverman said. "It's something we would like Some passers-by doubted the all 50 states. Ohio Dennis worked to develop The class will also look at the to continue," Silverman said. idea at first, according to About 40 million women have a health alert network. The net- nature of terrorist events. The "Certainly the threat of terrorism valuables Arbogast. But, after speaking to received abortions since 1973, work allows for rapid communi- course will discuss what events will continue." those at the exhibit, many began Harrington said, citing research cation in response to a terrorism students should worry about. The course is open to all stu- COALITION, FROM PAGE 1 to see that pictures raise aware- by The Alan Guttmacher attack. Silverman hopes to have guest dents. Dennis believes the ness in a way words cannot, she Institute. One aspect of the class will be speakers talk to the class, specif- course is beneficial to those "We have plans to stop it," Sgt. added. Those involved with GAP will presenting different scenarios ically people working for the interested in public health. Spence Williamford said at a "They ended up saying, 'I leave Bowling Green tonight to for students to analyze. Students Environmental Protection "For those who are consider- median outside the Information understand where you guys are set up similar displays at Ohio will look at how to organize at an Agency. ing public health as a career, this Ministry as a looter passed by coming from,'" she said. "They University for the next two days. incident. Students will learn Silverman and Dennis both issue is becoming an important pushing an office chair stacked when an event has occurred and look forward to teaching this part of the field," Silverman said. with purloined goods. how to initiate a response. The subject to interested students. "It's only been a day since we've been taking fire," Williamford answered. "As long as there's chaos, we've got other BG News welcomes your ideas for things to worryabout. Right now our first priority is to keep U.S. soldiers alive." future stories ••. 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The scenario will be fictional but Discover your influence and find The culminating exhibitions for Student Union Lobby Pricker's. 1580 Goodman Ave.. N. accurate in its portrayal of the cir- your destiny. This event includes 9:30 p.m. graduating BGSU Fine Arts stu- College Hill cumstances surrounding many Christian fellowship and worship- UA0 Movie- Stealing Harvard dents at the Masters level. sexual offenses. The audience will ful music as well as the speaker, Union Theatre become the "jury" and decide campus minister Andy DeGurge Gov't working on foreign student tracking system By Diane Smith ty priority since the Sept. 11 terror- staying on the system until addi- also trying to fix a glitch that for international students because the large number that Harvard IHE 1SS0CIAHD PRESS ist attacks. Colleges and universi- tional servers were put in place. occurs when a school inputs infor- it tracks physical addresses and might be, but WO have had techni- FORT WORTH, Texas — ties have been working with the They have been frustrated, Horton mation but gets a printout with school attendance. cal issues as well," said lohn Universities and immigration offi- government to enter student data said, with system "quirks and information from another univer- The Washington Post recently Singleton, director of international cials are trying to fix kinks in a new into the system. glitches." sity. reported that the record of a for- student services at Texas Christian automated system designed to But it hasn't been easy. Sometimes the system does not "The data-transference prob- eign student attending Harvard University in Fort Worth. keep tabs on foreign students. "It's been plagued with multiple accept data or changes what has lem is one that is happening spo- University had suddenly appeared Singleton said he's been booted Numerous universities have problems since its inception. The been entered, officials at several radically." said Chris Bentley, a on a computer at Cornell off the system when he momen- reported problems with the feder- system is not always programmed universities said. Additionally, it bureau spokesman. University. George Mason tarily turned his attention away al government's Student and to do what regulations require us can take 30 minutes to an hour to Although the mistakes appear University, attempting to retrieve from entering information. Exchange Visitor Information to do, so we have to find ways to enter a single record, they said. on printouts, the information is its data, pulled up the private UNT began entering data in System, a computerized tracking work around it," said Dotty Officials at the Bureau of correct in the database and isn't a record of a I'rinccton University I.inn,uv and information on at system for foreigners who are in Morton, director of international Immigration and Customs "huge security issue," Bentley said, student. For a time, records criss- least 200 of 2,000 students has the United States as academic or advising at the University of North Enforcement said they are work- adding that the glitches come with crossed the country so frequently been entered into the system. All vocational students, or as Texas in Demon, Texas. ing to fix the problems. Since early implementing the system. that government trouble-shooters records must be entered by exchange visitors. 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Sheik Abd al-Razzak al-Saadi, pa-aching from the Mother of All Battles Mosque in Baghdad. innoKriLam) OPINION Anti-abortion group goes too far

Do you consider the think so. The group feels that the but they may have overdone it. fetuses look like. Whether you If you believe that a fetus is group that GAP was trying to Holocaust a tragedy? word abortion has lost its mean- It was difficult to avoid the are for abortion or against it, you human, then you believe that persuade. The overwhelming Are you horrified at the ing, and they believe abortion is posters when walking on cam- need to know why you have your abortion is murder and seeing images may have turned them history of lynching? Does hear- indeed a genocide like any other. pus, and not all people feel it is belief. Abortion is not some those pictures may have upset off, though. It is hard to convince As part of GAR the group dis- appropriate to look at the pic- people when they're being ing about the Rwandan abstract thing. It is a very real you. You believe that the images played huge posters on campus tures. They did have warning offended. Had the group toned Genocide upset you? Are you thing. were that of a murdered baby. for all to see. The posters showed signs telling you the images were down the shock effect, they saddened by abortion? The big abortion debate seems If you do not believe that a images of aborted fetuses and further along the sidewalk, but would have convinced more to be centered around women's fetus is human, then abortion Does abortion even belong in embryos They were not the most people don't have time to people. this group? Well, those involved most pleasant pictures to see. find another route to class. rights, but that is not the central may not bother you because you Everyone should be aware of with The Center for Bio-Ethical Was it appropriate for the It is important, though, that issue. The real issue is whether do not believe a human life has what abortion is and what it Reform's Genocide Awareness group to display the images the we see the images. Maybe not on you believe the fetus is a human been lost. The images may or looks like, but huge posters in Project, known as GAP, brought way they did? Ihey obviously such a large scale, but we should being or not. That's the bottom may not have affected you. the center of campus is not the to campus by Falcons for Life, wanted to reach a lot of people, all be aware of what aborted line. It was the abortion rights way to go.

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MICHAEL tive rules and how to use Excel. 1 "educating" us HANCOCK unearth much anger deep within And so, I find myself asking ON THE STREET war know the facts my soul as I sit upon the cleverly once again, why college? Why crafted desks with the seats must we produce such stress? Is Guest Columnist What do you want to In the April 9 edition of this attached to them, resting my not enjoying life more important GEORGE heavy head upon my shoulders, be when you grow up? VALKO paper Bridget Toth said "Just than solving an old-fashioned look at WWII and what we did The Sunday evening moon melting my sight into one ele- math prob!em?There I go priori- with lapan. Not only did we has risen above Bowling Green ment of the classroom, such as tizing again. Thus, I am at a loss Guest Columnist kick their posteriors, but then State University, and oh what a the clock. Why do we sit through for words A contradiction, if you we spent U.S. dollars to rebuild sad time. All throughout the this hell? I know the answer will. I want to learn, but I don't Many of the people I have them." How uneducated is this dorms, students are staring at Because "education is the ele- want to study. I want to be edu- talked to who are for the war statement? First, we did not their computers. IV's, cigarette ment of success." cated, but I don't want to be always bring up that those kick their posteriors. There was cherries or shower curtains won- Though, what is education? against war are "uneducated a joint effort to combat the dering, "Why must the weekend More importantly, what is suc- graded. I want success, but I about the issues." I'm not the lapanese. Secondly, there is no end so soon?" We share that uni- cess? Shouldn't we expand our don't have the time. most informed citizen in this way that we could have kicked versal feeling of worthless ener- minds through mistakes and tri- I do not attempt to challenge country, but here is what I do their posteriors, without drop- gy. That special feeling at the rear umphs? I have experienced the value of American education. SAMANTHASIMS know about our military histo- ping two nuclear bombs. I of our hearts where we politely much in my life. Through these It is a fortune to be able to fur- ry. Several students have writ- guess it was very "nice" of us to think, "Wow, I didn't do any of experiences, I have found the ther our knowledge on such lev- SOPHOMORE, JOURNALISM ten to this paper saying that rebuild a country after we the homework I'd planned." We gold, even platinum, of my edu- els. I've had some great classes, inflicted such horrors on peo- all know what it means, we have cation: knowledge-of-self. It is and better teachers. No one on "Happy." the United States has never invaded a country for the pur- ple. And it wasn't as if we to catch up somehow, but sur- my most prized possession. And campus explains a calculus con- pose of obtaining oil or for per- dropped the bombs on mili- prisingly those other tilings lake ah, success. Money. Cash. The cept better than Sherwin Toribio. sonal gain. When has the tary installations; they were priority. They are trivial and American Dream. Sure, I don't I've never met a person as dedi- United States invaded other dropped on cities! We killed pointless, though much more want to stniggle to pay my house cated to her job as Andrea countries for their own bene- children, mothers and wives, appealing than the 'hought of bills, but why do education and Chaney. Csaba Nyiri had my preparing a speech, studying for success go hand in hand? I have fits? How about Panama? How destroyed their homes and left brain rattled on so many philo- about the Philippines? How them incapable of helping calculus or beginning those educated myself to the degree of sophical ideas that 1 considered about Iraq for the second time? those that survived the bomb dreaded KNG 112 papers. Oh successful happiness. Should I changing majors. However, Many students who oppose blast. Anyone that knows Sunday, how I hate thee. And be receiving a paycheck? People academia is not the only fruit on the war have said that we (yes about nuclear weapons knows amongst these feelings come confuse success and money. the tree. In fact, it is one of mil- we, you can't separate yourself that the real damage comes that depressing, almost disheart- Managers confuse education from this conflict) have not from the radiation after the ening emotion of failure. "Why and intellect. lions. When did we manage to entered this war for purposes explosion. Those that survived didn't I study for math? I'm going Born and raised in America, I value college so much that we NICOLE FALK of obtaining oil. Yet, before the the initial blasts suffered to pay for this." have this natural urge to over- started paying $10,000 plus just SOPHOMORE war even began, companies through radiation bum and I sometimes wonder what the flow my schedule. My datebook to attend? started bidding on oil supplies horrible pain. But, it sure was deal of college is. Why are profes- acts as though it were one of So, I have a challenge for all ISAC & ACCOUNTING in Iraq. This seems somewhat nice of us to put the almighty sionals sitting at their desks ran- Bowling Green's recycling bins, you readers. Take any day of the "I want to be a bartender suspicious to me. Granted, we U.S. dollar into the country. domly fingering through filled with an uncanny amount week, Monday perhaps. Take a are not in need of Iraqi oil. We Things didn't stop there. resumes which contain the of Natural light cans. It just day to yourself. Not to sleep in, who is an FBI agent." have a big supply of oil here, During decades of U.S. military famous line "Education: won't hold everything. Thus, I but to experience something and a nice pipeline deal from occupation, we severely altered Bachelor of Arts"? Sure, I've am forced to prioritize. Which new. Go visit a city that you've Saudi Arabia. lapanese culture. Sure they're learned quite a bit here at should I study, 1PC or Calculus? never seen before. Go on cam- When has the United States happy with the economic Bowling Green State University. I Who should I visit tonight, room pus and introduce yourself to unjustly invaded a country? In progress that they experienced have taken and passed ALCO- 448 or Dan? Gyro or Chris, Ryan five strangers. Write a poem, or 1903 the United States helped during the 80s, so I guess we HOL 101 through PARTIES 430. or Colleen? Should I go watch go to a cafe and perform that build the Panama Canal. were overly nice. Maybe we Furthermore. I have passed that "RAW" with Matt or stay in to poem you stashed away because During this process we brought should go back to lapan and nice audit of FRIENDS courses work on MIS? Is it in my better it "sucked." Go to a music store workers from other countries demand interest on their cur- ranging from DRAMA to CHIII- interest to relax outside enjoying and check out that instrument because we could pay them rent earnings. 1N'. Oh, and the most important fresh air or to sit on my couch you've wanted to learn. Call that less. This resulted in altering of all, SELFWORTH 101-400. and watch the news, inhaling the Another popular reason we What is this wonder we call stale air of founders? Do I have person you've had your eyes on. the racial makeup of Panama. believe we must engage in this We then went on to maintain college? Why is it so important? I time to nourish myself during Your instructors won't mind. In war is that we can't allow possession of the Panama feel little need to sit through these decisions? There are not fact, invite them along! Very few CHRISTY PHELPS another 9/11 to happen. Hello, of us will live 100 years. Live life Canal until 1977 when the what does that mean? Saddam countless hours of class Monday enough hours in the day to per- SOPHOMORE, SPECIAL ED. morning learning about theories form such tasks, and the idea of as if we are going to vanish United States signed a treaty was not responsible for 9/11. In of communication, the deriva- college just takes away 15-17 tomorrow, and leave that stress "A belly dancer over agreeing to return custody of fact we are partly to blame. We (excluding homework) of them of school behind once in a while. the canal to Panama by Dec put bin laden into power. We in Europe." 31,1999. However we conve- backed him with weapons and niently invaded Panama to money. Now, he's another £«Bo" oust Noriega, a man that our ungodly terrorist that we have The Looter government put into power, to take out. Why do we keep then put on the CIA payroll. putting awful people into With our government's help, he power, when in 20 or so years, Wr'-^V smuggled drugs until he was we are forced to take them out? no longer useful to our govern- Our official death toll of civil- ment. Then we decided to oust ians during the Panama inva- this horrible dictator. Due to sion was around 200; yet, the ousting of Noriega, we did groups in Panama and other not give control over to credible countries had around Panama. 2000-4000 civilian deaths. VAN KREMPERGER Some of our fellow students During the first GulfWar, Colin say we are too nice. Too nice? Powell was asked about civilian SOPHOMORE, MIS We're constantly invading deaths by a reporter. Powell "A forensic scientist." other countries and sending was uninterested in this num- troops into countries that don't ber. Uneducated? Maybe not want our interference, which is the most educated, but defi- what we are doing; interfering. nitely not ignorant.

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WORLDCOM FILES REORGANIZATION PLAN www.hgnews.com/nation CLINTON, Miss. (AP) —WorldCom Inc., trying to emerge from the largest-ever U.S. bankruptcy, unveiled a reorganization plan yesterday that erased most of its debt, renames the company MCI and moves its head- quarters from from Clinton, Miss., to Ashbum, Va. NATION Four students injured, one dead in school snooting By Mary Foster are completely safe," Compass spokesman lerry Romig said. Degas I louse, where the French 1HE tSSOCIMED PRESS said. Two other girls, both 16, were painter Edgar Degas stayed with NEW ORLEANS —A gunman Students were ordered to slay wounded in the leg or buttocks. relatives when he visited New shot and killed a sludent and in their classrooms after the Ihe identity of the dead student, Orleans in the 1870s. Il is now a wounded three others yesterday shooting around 10:30 a.m. a boy, was not immediately bed-and - breakfast. at a New Orleans high school, There was no immediate released. Traffic in the area was shut police said. word on possible motive or how Nintlj-gradcrGaricklacob, 14, down, and hundreds of people Chief Eddie Compass said the the gun got through metal said he was in the gym when it gathered outside, some of them three were not believed to have detectors and guards at the happened. crying. Parents were not allowed life-threatening wounds. The school. "Somebody pulled out a gun." inside. gunman apparently slipped into Anthony Amato, school sys- he said. "They-started shooting Darlene Claiborn, a mother the neighborhood surrounding tem superintendent who has and I started miming." He said who nished to the school, said lolin McDonogh High School been on the job only since he did not see the shooting but it her daughter called her from and was being sought by offi- February, tried to calm parents sounded like about 30 shots, inside a classroom on a cell cers, Compass said. but was heckled with cries of adding, "I was really scared." phone. Two people were taken in for "where was the guard?" John McDonogh I ligli is in the "Flow can Ibis happen in a Bill Hitler AP Photo questioning but they were not One of the students, a 15-year- Mid-City neighborhood, about a school?" she demanded "Thr\ called suspects. old girl, was in surgery at the mile north of the French Quarter have guards in there. They're SHOOTINGS: Students look out al John McDonogh High School after "Our tactical units have swept Medical Center of Louisiana on Esplanade Avenue. The supposed to have security." a gunman shot and killed a student and wounded three others all the buildings. The children with more than one wound, school is one-block from the yesterday in New Orieans, La. Veterinarians increase lookout for bioterrorism By Michael Rubmkam weapons of mass destruction," and foot-and-mouth disease. University of Pennsylvania Penn Animal Hospital outside and began training colleagues. !H( ASSOCIMED PRESS U.S. Surgeon General Richard In February, veterinarians School of Veterinary Medicine. Philadelphia. The Agriculture Department PHILADELPHIA Carmona recently told veterinar- joined top Bush administration The Sept. 11 attacks also raised An unusually high number of has asked for an additional S-17 Veterinarians across the nation ians at a bioterrorism training officials, representatives of the fears that terrorists could easily i .t-.es of bovine anthrax — or million this year to strengthen a are being trained lo recognize session in Florida. FBI and 1 5 members of Congress sabotage the nation's food sup- anthrax that appeals out ol sea- federal and state government and report diseases that can be The Agriculture Department til Washington's National ply with biological agents. son in in places where it is not network to respond to bioterror- used by terrorists to devastate has trained hundreds of veteri- Defense University for "Silent Dr. John Maxwell, who endemic — could be a sign ol ism and animal disease out- the livestock and poultry indus- narians to diagnose animal dis- Prairie," a simulated terrorist received training from the USDA bioterrorism. said Dr. Radford breaks, and another $23 million tries. eases that are found in oilier attack involving foot-and- in diagnosis of rare animal dis- Davis, assistant director of Iowa for the Animal and Plant Health The vets are considered key to parts of the world but arc rare or mouth disease, the malady that eases, said veterinarians need to Sttite University's Center for Inspection Service government surveillance sys- unknown in the United States. led to the slaughter of millions of be alert for anything out of the Food Security and Public Health, The Inspection service trains tems being built to detect The vets are being asked to farm animals in Britain in 2001. ordinary. In Orlando, Fla., a January federal state, military and pri- unusual patterns of animal dis- watch for diseases that can be That epidemic served as a "We're not exactly out there training session on zoonotic dis- vate veterinarians how lo ease that could signal an out- passed from animals to humans, wake-up call to U.S. health offi- looking for anthrax, but ... we're eases — those that can be passed respond to suspected cases of break, whether naturally occur- such as anthrax, plague and cials, who realized "how unpre- all medically trained and we can from animals to humans — foreign animal disease. The goal ring or intentional. tularemia. as well as those that pared we would be for some- all be sentinel veterinarians by attracted 125 veterinarians from is to prevent a catastrophic out- The vets are "on the front lines could be used by terrorists, thing of that magnitude," said just doing our jobs," said 46 states and Puerto Rico. 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Club Sports Corner information is provided to the Tlie BG News by Jordan plays final <5-TS CORNER members of club sports teams. BASEBALL After finally getting some nice ani l,i half innings, but the Falcons weather, the Falcons got back in plated three in the bottom of the home game—again action against the Central Michigan sixth to break the I -1 tie. Bryan Chippewas in a four-game series. Gagat pitched a complete game 2 By Joseph White oration that lasted a mere 25 last game, that we didn't make In game one of theseries, the hitter, allowing just a single run in 'HI ASSOCIATED PRESS seconds, some 3 1/2 minutes the playoffs," guard Tyronn Lue Falcons won 6-0. Josh Nelson got the third inning. WASHINGTON — Michael shorter than the one he received said. "Hopefully, Michael will go the start and the win, going six Man Sammon led the offensive Jordan received a U.S. flag from in his final game at Chicago ear- out at his last game at home innings of work without allowing a charge going 2-4 with an RBI from Defense Secretary Donald lier this season. with a win." single run. the lead-off spot. Rumsfeld, beginning a night of Then again. Jordan himself Although he couldn't produce Ted Borgerding reached base The Falcons won 4-1. Mark Link honors for Jordan during his tried not to make a big deal out a winning record, Jordan twice on singles and scored each pitched his second complete game final home appearance as an of die game, with the greater brought national exposure and time. Matt Sammon and t' I on the season in game four. The NBA player. focus on what he says will be his big profits to the Wizards, who Brickman each had two RBIs in the Falcons jumped out to an early 4-1 A bigger tribute was sched- final NBA game ever — tomor- shattered attendance records game. Kevin lohnson sealed the vic- lead, but Central Michigan battled uled to take place after yester- row's season finale at over the last two seasons. All 82 tory, pitching a scoreless seventh back to make the score 4-3 in the day's game between the 1'hiludiiphia. home games in the 20,000-seat inning to record the save. third. Brad Grose started the rally in Washington Wizards and the "It's just another night, really," arena were sellouts, averaging In game two of the series, the the top of the seventh inning as he New York Knicks. with the hnilan said after the morning 5,000 more fans per game than Falcons sent eight across the plate reached on an error. Ted Sauder also details kept secret. shootaround. "I know that this is in the season before Jordan while the Chippewas only plated reached base on an error and later Rumsfeld, who received a my last home game in returned to the court. three. the two were driven in on a sacrifice loud ovation, presented Jordan Washington, DC and that is But that was nothing new for Dan hiir ki- collected the win, by Scott Miller and a single by C.J with a flag that flew over the something I definitely will trea- Jordan, who regularly sold out going five inningsand allowing two Brickman. Brickman had four RBI's Pentagon on the one-year sure, but I woke up this morning Chicago Stadium and the earned runs on 6 hits. At the plate in the game. anniversary of the Sept. II and I thought that there was this United Center during his ^sea- Matt Sammon went 3-4 and Mike The team will travel to Kent State attacks. Jordan cradled the flag certain feeling that I should be sons with the Bulls. The last time I Ian hull I went 1-3, each knocking in on Wednesday before returning in his right hand, his head feeling — and I had breakfast, Jordan played a home game that two runs. Scott McAfee also went 2- home to face Kent State on Friday at bowed, before the national coffee, did my normal stuff — wasn't a sellout was Nov. 20, 4 and drove in one mn. Adam > I >. 111. followed by a doubleheader anthem was played. and nodiing seems out of the 1987. Campbell came in to pitch the final against Ferris State. First game Jordan's introduction during ordinary." The 40-year-old Jordan has two innings and collect the hold. Saturday will start at noon at Carter the starting lineups was a let- for his teammates, there was been feted everywhere he's gone Game three was a tie through five Park. down, with the cheers not much a sense of melancholy that they this season, with huge cheers louder than the ones for were sending Jordan out on a and video tributes at away are- To submit information to CLUB Rumsfeld. The MCI Center losing team. nas. SPORTS CORNER, email crowd gave Jordan a standing "VVe're disappointed it's MJ's ericalg&bgnel.bgsu.edu CLUB SPO^ Falcons rally after BG prepares for relays, Rango's home run MAC championships TRACK. FROM PAGE 7 jump witli a mark of 36 feet, 04.00 Conference Championships. STREAK. FROM PAGE 7 The tide seem to runs in the first three innings, inches. Kerri McClung once "Right now I feel were are in change for the Falcons and the giving Vrabel more than enough placed sixth in the 100-meter again led the Falcons in the shot better shape than we were during self in trouble early. hits seem to come much easier, support. hurdles with a time of 14.27 and put, finishing eighth with a mark the indoor season," Sehmann Iloule gave up two runs in loo. The l^cons pounced on Vrabel once again went the seventh in the 400-meter hurdles of 45" 05.25." She also led the said. "V\fe have more people that both the second and third Ball State's pitching scoring six distance, getting her fifth con- with a time of 1:06.76. Falcons in the discus throw, plac- are ready to score and more peo- inning, but was backed up by more runs, which included Wo secutive win and was named In addition to Gulp's regional ing 17th with a mark of 124' 03." ple are going to be more compet- the offense of the KaJcons. in the fifth and four in the sev- Mid-American Conference qualifying time in the steeple- Mary Willems was the top Falcon itive and are confident in what Although Ball State had enth. pitcher of the week chase, Cyndi Bostdorffand Emily in the hammer throw, finishing they're doing...hopefully they'll scored four runs in three The Falcons nine run total yesterdayThis is the third time Jackson also ran well for the eighth with a mark of 172' 00". keep their sights set on getting innings, they found themselves was too much for the Cardinals, Vrabel has been given this honor Falcons in this event. The two Brooke Allen took fourth for BG better." up by only one mn. The Falcons and the Falcons won the game in her career as a Falcon. runners placed eighth and ninth in the javelin throw with a mark Next up for the Falcons is a trip offense put together a three-run 9-4. The Falcons have now won with times of 12:06.16 and of 123' 10." to Des Moines, Iowa to compete third inning to counteract the After taking both Saturday nine consecutive conference 12:15.32 respectively. The team has reached the mid- in the Drake Relays on April 23 at Cardinals scoring. games the Falcons looked to games, improving their record In the field events, Nicole point of the season and has one 9:00 a.m. The big three-run inning for complete the series sweep on to 18-17-1 overall with a 9-5 Carter placed fifth in the triple month until the Mid-American the Falcons was thanks, in large Sunday, once again behind record in the MAC. The Falcons 1 part, to Gina Rango's three run starting pitcher Vrabel. look to lengthen this streak and home run over the left field wall. It was the Falcons bats that improve their record later on in The home run, which scored came up big for the second the week when they play host to Kandice Machaine and Voshell, game in a run. Machine had Akron Friday at 3:30 p.m. was Rango's fourth of the sea- three hits, including a home mn son. to help the Falcons score four

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