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OUTGOING Emily Ancinec, former Undergraduate Student Government president, reflects on year, prepares for future Emily Ancinec used a motto to help had," Orians said. "A lot of time and dedica- administrators and faculty, Ancinec's motto her remember what was important tion went into the position and I'm better stayed on her mind. while serving as Undergraduate Student because of it, and I had a great time doing it." "I really took that to heart, and I made Government President. Orians said he also liked going through sure that if I had a concern, I raised it or "I took the motto that if I don't speak up the experience with Ancinec. I asked questions," Ancinec said. "I wasn't for the students, no one will," Ancinec said. "She's got a great sense of humor," Orians necessarily completely challenging the sys- Ancinec, a senior, is moving on to gradu- said. "We bounced ideas off of each other; tem but, you know, [asking] why are we ate school at Texas A&M after she graduates she was good at motivating people." doing this." in May. Her term as USG president ended If she could go back and be USG president When the opportunity arose to speak up April 10. again, Ancinec said she definitely would. for students, Ancinec said she tried to make "I definitely miss it," she said. "But I've "I got to have such a deeper respect for this sure she took it. She gained confidence by been enjoying the free time." institution," Ancinec said. being the voice of about 20,000 students and Rob Orians, former USG vice president, The experience involved a lot of meet- said he enjoyed the experience as well, ings, which is where her motto helped, she ANCINEC "It was one of the best experiences I've said. In frequent meetings with University THE PRESIDENTS Storiai by Dana* King | Pulse Editor INCOMING Alex Solis, new Undergraduate Student Government president, tackles campaign promises, student awareness Alex Solis wanted to begin making an impact when he observed 2010-2011 president and vice thought, 'What can I actually do for USG?'" as soon as he became the new Undergraduate president Kevin Basch and Dan Caldwell during Solis then developed the issues on his plat- Student Government president. his freshman year in USG. form and thought about who his vice president The week after he and his vice president, David "The day-to-day stuff really sparked my could be. Neely, were sworn in, they hosted the first meet- interest," Solis said. "I thought I would be happy "1 chose David [Neeh/I because I think every ing of their administration. [doing it]." day I just leam from him," Solis said of his vice Solis is currently interviewing his executive When Solis came back from winter break in president. "Our chemistry's there, we're involved board and goes into the USG office every day after January, he said he began to think what his next in the same things, but at the same time we're not his classes and internship. step could be. Solis said he didn't want to main- involved in the same things." He and Neely are already making plans for tain the same position auxiliary affairs chair, but Neely said he was really excited when Solis summer; they want to talk to students during wanted change so he could be more flexible. asked him to campaign with him, but he did orientation and move-in weekend, travel to other "I thought to myself, 'Where can I be next in expect it a little, as the two had casually dis- MAC schools to see how their student govern- this organization?'" said Solis, who was sworn in ments operate and meet with administrators. as USG president April 10. '"Who's the leadership See SOUS | Page 2 Solis first knew he wanted to be USG president coming out?' And then, when comparing myself, I
Student-made documentary SING ALONG addresses sexuality, religion Gish Theater will host film, titled 'Gay with God,' Wednesday night in Hanna Hall
By Ta«n«*m Almuhanna often," he said. "I asked myself why probably expect to hear concern- Reporter I had these preconceptions about ing these matters, Schnieder said. sexual orientations and religion ... Unlike some religious protestors Implementing a long-time passion and wanted to find the truth." who constantly preach about reli- for filmmaking, senior Brandon While filming the documenta- gion, he said the priest was much Schnieder is premiering his docu- ry, Schnieder said he put away all friendlier. mentary "Gay with God," which his assumptions and had an open "I wanted to talk to some- is about sexual orientations and mind. Along with other voices, the one who wouldn't yell at me," religion, at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the documentary primarily follows Schnieder said. Gish Theater in Hanna Hall. three main individuals who talk The relationship consultant gave Schnieder started the docu- about balancing religion and sexu- a strong voice because she had mentary as part of his honors al orientation. worked with a lot of people deal- project when a family friend, "I tried to get as many voices ing with homosexuality and com- who was openly gay, talked about as possible so it wouldn't be one- ing out to their family and friends, constantly going to church. The sided," he said. "1 talked to a priest, Schnieder said. In addition, the main question Schnieder had a relationship consultant and the third voice, the head of VISION, UYSSA GANNON I THIKNfWS concerned stereotypes associated head of VISION [oncampusl." also gave a viewpoint that sup with religion in relation to the In the documentary, the priest's DANNY HUMBARGER. freshman, performed a solo acoustic show Tuesday night at The Attic LGBT community. view was much more positive and See SCHNIEDER | Page 2 Though it was his first show at The Attic. Humbarger said he performed at several other establishments "It wasn't something I heard very open than what most people are around the local area See more photos on Page 9 and at BGNEWS.COM
SPORTS FORUM CAMPUS What would you do as USG Forever a Falcon Women pick up wins Columnist calls out racism president? The Student Alumni Connection The softball team swept Columnist Paul McKenzie No classes on links past and present University a doubleheader against examines what he calls the Fridays yy students through its programs Oakland University on "subliminal racism" behind Mitt and events. | PAGE 8 Monday. | PAGE 6 Romney s campaign. | PAGE 4 JESSICA BLUMERICK Freshman, Pre-Law Going back home? Get ahead, with summer online courses at The University of Toledo! TOI l.l)()
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The complainant previous films with a cast gion plays in their lives, "It's not like there's a Zachary Ray Vanzandt. of mentioned she received a ported the LGBT group and script — this dealt with those who would like to be happy ending in this doc- Bowling Green, was cited for phone call prior to parking her along with spirituality people and their lives. more religious or maybe umentary ... but it's not burglary at Delta Gamma car. hearing two of the three those who are afraid of being bleak or heavy either," he Sorority. and religion. Although he spent a lot black males from the previous Mark Bernard, a faculty of sleepless nights editing, judged, Schnieder said. said. entry. Police believe the adviser, said the documen- it paid off because it was a "I think this could help Camera operator Brett 1:41 A.M. crimes may be connected. people who are religious Strauss said "Gay with God" Criminal damage was tary shows a perspective good learning experience, that isn't often seen in or he said. open up their eyes to a group is a unique documentary in reported at Harshman 11:49 A.M. Dunbar. portrayed in popular media. "As a film productions in their religious communi- its ability to broach the sub- Complainant reported that ject and be fair. sometime Sunday around 3 Usually voices are at war major, I had worked on ty that they might have not 2:22 A.M. a.m., his iPhone went missing with each other — it's rare everything from comedy to paid attention to previously "One can expect to gain An ambulance assistance was while at a friend's apartment one gets to see images of horror, except documenta- ... and breakdown those a perspective from some- reported at Conklin North. within the 2000 block of E. tolerance in the Christian ries," Schnieder said. "Part LGBT stereotypes," he said. one who is religious and gay Napoleon Road. society, but they converge in of this was a challenge to Throughout his docu- from this documentary," Schnieder's documentary, myself to get these stories mentary, Schnieder discov- Strauss said. TUES., APRIL 17 11:51A.M. Bernard said. across and tackle this type ered a common theme: all 5:23 P.M. Christopher M. Lucas. 22. of three interviewees agreed VISIT THE "GAY WITH A theft of less than $500 "The documentary shows of filmmaking." Bowling Green, was cited for a first-hand perspective A lot can be gained from one should live a life they're GOD FACEBOOK PAGE: was reported at Harshman theft/shoplifting at Walmart Bromfield from a minister," Bernard watching "Gay with God," comfortable with. within the 100 block of https://www.facebook.com/ W. Gypsy Lane Road. He said. "He had interesting he said. However, for some people things to say about miscon- It would be especially living such a life is a strug- pages/Gay- with-God-A - allegedly concealed two boxes Documentary/376178022414866 WED, APRIL 18 of Winchester .40 caliber ceptions." beneficial for several types gle, Schnieder said, because 3:23 P.M. ammunition and attempted to A breaking and entering walk out burglary was reported at Conklin North. zation also accomplished and weaknesses, but for- what they want to in only 12:06 P.M. ANCINEC many smaller things. mer USG adviser Michael a year. Matthew W. Page. 22. of From Paqe 1 "I feel like our student Ginsburg said they worked "I do think they did THURS, APRIL Bowling Green, was arrested voice was very strong in well together. a good job staying on for forgery within the 300 "I think even when they top of what they were 19 block of N. Summit St. and committees this year," 3:24 A.M. was taken to the Wood speaking with administra- she said. disagreed on something, trying to accomplish," Nathan Fredrick Dirmeyer. of County Justice Center. He tors. USG members now feel they handled those dis- Ginsburg said. Dola, Ohio, was cited for drug allegedly cashed a personal "This position chal- like more people know agreements well; I think Urians said his "hind- abuse/marijuana and drug check made by his roommate lenged me so that when I who they are, Ancinec they were respectful with sight is 20/20" when it paraphernalia at Centennial for $50 said something, I backed said. each other," Ginsburg comes to the position. Hall it up and I knew that this "I've heard a lot from said. "I think those dis- "|If I could do things 12:39 P.M. was exactly what needed administrators, staff and agreements really fos- differently), I would 1:47 P.M. Complainant reported within to be said," Ancinec said. students that the image of tered good communica- have made a bigger A theft of less than $500 was the 100 block of S. Main St. The idea of speaking up USG has been improved tion and discussion on all effort of going out and reported at McDonald North. that he dropped his wallet and the bank later notified him for students translated to this year," she said. sides of an issue." looking for more opin- that someone had used his issues USG tackled as a As far as student repre- Looking back, Ancinec ions," Orians said. MON., APRIL 23 credit card. group, she said. sentation, there was more said she might have Being USG presi- 7:03 A.M. "We had a lot of inter- diversity in the senate this changed things a little. dent gave Ancinec the Complainant reported the year, Ancinec said. "It would have been opportunity to see the K ONLINE: Go to bgnewwom for esting challenges we rear tire of her vehicle was *"$ the complete blotter list never saw coming," "The senate was young- great to be a lot more pro- University from a unique missing within the 300 block Ancinec said. er; it took them a while to active," she said. "I would perspective and the abil- of Colony Lane. Complainant said she suspects three black Voting on whether Chick- find their voice," Ancinec have loved making this a ity to speak up for stu- males who had entered CORRECTION fil-A and Toledo Area said. "But when they did full-time job even more dents, she said. her apartment earlier in the POLICY Regional Transit Authority find it, it was strong. They than it already was." "Overall, I'm really morning. would come to campus were very proactive and Ginsburg said because glad and honored to have We want to correct all factual were two of the big chal- they had a lot of passion of bureaucracy at a uni- done what 1 was able to errors. If you think an error has 720 A.M. lenges the senate faced, behind them." versity level, it can be hard do and did this year," been made, call The BG News at Complainant reported the Ancinec said. The organi- The senate had strengths for students to accomplish Ancinec said. 419-372-6966 passenger window, side
ONLY ONLINE "He's a hard worker," Solis Solis and Neely's cam- SOUS said. "He really pays atten- paign included focusing on From Page 1 tion to detail a lot and 1 really green initiatives, improving ENTERTAINMENT INTERACTIVE BLOTTER SOCIAL MEDU appreciate that about him." retention and renovating the cussed the possibility. Neeh/s observations about Student Recreation Center. "I didn't know if we would Solis factored into his decision One thing Solis said he run this year or next year," to run as well, he said wants to change about USG Neely said. "|We ran because] "He has great commu- is students' knowledge of the we thought we had the ability nication skills; he has great organization. EJ to win." visionary leadership," Neely facebook.com/bgviews "We're trying to improve Neely said he and Solis said. "And great networking visibility on campus because complement each other well. on campus." so many people don't know "We are very similar in a lot Michael Ginsburg, former what USG is," Solis said. of ways, and I believe we bal- USG adviser, said both Solis One of Solis'goals is to be able \ rUlt BGNEWS.COM Visit BGNEWS.COM ance each other's imperfec- and Neely did a good job as to ask random students what i his week and check to view an interactive tions," Neely said. senators this past year. USG is and far them to know of i ut Erin Cox's review blotter map showing Q The two were on the same "I trust they will tackle the organization, he said. nd photos of Elton this weekend's crime @The_BG_News committee this past year in (the issues] with maturity "Every day I come in here 1 ohn in concert. trends. USG and they had the oppor- and respect that they will and I leam everyday, and If I'm tunity to see each other work. solicit constituent feedback," not learning every day, I'm not Solis said. Ginsburg said. doing my job right," Solis said.
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DENA SCHRAFF. senior multitasks with hei coffee while teeter-tottering in the bell lower mall Tuesday evening at the Delia Sigma Pi event The event kicked off 7 p.m. Tuesday and the business fraternity's members will teeter-totter until 7 p.m Wednesday.
JIMMY WILLIAMS, junior, concentrates before he shoots a pmgpong ball while junior Tim Scruta waits in anticipation. "Pink EUGENIO BLANK, senior, smiles while Schraff insists he is neglecting to "teeter enough" The event, the Teeter-Totter-A-Thon. was Pong." a raffle, puppy chow and the Teeter-Totter-A-Thon were all present at the event to raise money for the American Cancer hosted by Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity to colled money for the American Cancer Society. One of their members. Jessica Glenn. Society. missed a year of classes while she was battling spinal cancer. She is cunentfy in remission and will return as a sophomore in the fail.
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Reward meaningful SPIDER CRABS WILL DESTORY L0NGB0ARDERS qualities, not just superficial ones all-nighter," but there were also categories for more important things. "Best likely to brighten your day," "best roomies" and "most likely to change Sughead: Tired traditions the world" stuck out at me. •an energize at second These superlatives cel- glance ebrated what you did for oth- I wasn't a fan of high school ers. They didn't acknowledge cliches. From awkward how much time you spent proms in cheesy banquet in the bathroom putting on halls, to pep rallies where the your face every morning or only thing missing in that the hours you spent waxing gym was some pep, 1 wanted your car. these tired rituals to end. They meant something They didn't. important. One particular high school We spend too much time tradition followed me to my focusing on the superficial sophomore year of college. aspects as a person. "Oh, her CHRISTINA GREEN I IHiBGNEWS This time, however, I abso- nose is off center so her mor- lutely loved it. als must be as well." Superlatives. You know Or, "I never see him at the the kind-cutest couple, best/ clubs, he must be socially worst car, best eyes/hair/ awkward or incapable of Campaign coverage skewed by dramatics or any other desirable facial having a good time." feature. These I didn't care Why don't we ever notice of receiving illegal cam- I was a fan and supporter someone is sleeping with for in high school because that girl with the misshapen paign contributions. of John Edwards from the (or trying to sleep with) they were a competition of nose brightens everyone's The allegations come first time he ran for presi- is more important than who ranked on the vanity day or the guy who'd rather from Edwards' failed 2008 dent in 2004. actual ideas and solutions social scale. spend his nights studying presidential campaign I always liked his mes- for America's problems. As Pretty meant popular and instead of clubbing will dis- when he allegedly used sage of "Two Americas," one a former supporter, I read best car went to most likely cover the cure for cancer and illegal campaign contribu- where the more affluent Andrew Young's book about to max out parents' credit truly change the world? In the age of reality televi- tions — totalling almost $1 people live and one where the Edwards affair, titled cards. People I'd classify as It's just too hard for us to sion, watching someone million — to cover up an the working poor and mid- "The Politician." normal never won anything- think that way. squirm with embarrass- extramarital affair that he dle class scrape by. As one of Edwards' most and they were happy about Ask any teenager and the ment is as much of a nation- carried on with a campaign I still wish that someone trusted aides, Young was at it. majority of them can tell you al past time as baseball once videographer, Rielle Hunter. would take up that platform the epicenter of the storm So when our resident all about Kim Kardashian's was. And in the simultane- The affair with Hunter as a mantle. I would love when Hurricane Rielle blew adviser Mary Ellen came dating life, but can only pro- ous age of bitter partisan produced a child in February for our country to have an through North Carolina. up with a list of superlatives vide a vague answer on who politics, politics can often 2008 and the National actual discussion about the In fact, when the news for us to vote on, I held my exactly Mohandas Gandhi mirror television. Enquirer ran photographs differences in the living that Hunter had given birth breath. What horrific beauty was. That brings me to the of Edwards holding his ille- conditions of the residents broke in the media, it was pageant scenario was this Why? It's because we as a trial of former Democratic gitimate daughter in July of of those two Americas, and Young — who is married going to turn out to be? culture recognize the scan- vice presidential candidate that same year. what our unwillingness to with children of his own — Turns out, these superla- dalous, the famous, the dev- John Edwards — which To make things worse, lift each other up implies jumped on John Edwards' tives awarded those for actu- il-may-care attitudes that began in Greensboro, N.C., Edwards' wife Elizabeth was about America's overall grenade and claimed pater- al accomplishments. are splashed over television on Monday. (very publicly) battling can- social conscious. nity of Hunter's baby. Sure, there were "most Edwards is charged with cer throughout the whole Ah, but that is just a SeeTARA|Page5 likely to be in the blotter" conspiracy, making false ordeal. She passed away on dream, because this is 21st See MATTHEW | Page 5 and "most likely to pull an statements and four counts December 7,2010. century politics, and who Racial insensitivity a common practice among GOP members wants to convey? government"—it is the party Peter Griffin. I think not. of narrow-mindedness. Why do 1 say narrow- "I believe many of the followers of I do think this kind of The Republican hatred of mindedness? the GOP are small-minded - not racial insensitivity is preva- the Clintons is well-known, I believe many of the fol- lent in his party. as are the lies that the GOP lowers of the GOP are small- the politicians and the Right Wing The House minority lead- peddled about them. The minded — not the politi- er, Eric Cantor of Georgia, Right Wing hate machine cians and the Right Wing media. They know exactly what "Obama Isn't Working." is one of the most powerful worked overtime against media. They know exactly That was what the ban- Republicans in our nation. them. Barack Obama's what they are doing. they are doing." ner hanging behind Mitt He is also a Jew. election was catastrophic They propagate slander Romney said this last week. When asked this week for the GOP. and rumor on a daily basis short-sighted, but it is there want us to believe Obama is Someone more astute on national television if For years the GOP fought because they know it works, nonetheless. a Muslim, as if that somehow than I picked up on the his party has a problem every Civil Rights bill that just like Romney's sublimi- The Republicans know makes him illegitimate. stereotype of the lazy, with anti-Semitism, Cantor came along and now they nal banner will work with this and they exploit it. This sounds conspirato- unemployed African- refused to address the issue. had to deal with the living some folks. That is why they waited so rial at its best and wacky at American male. His dodging of the ques- embodiment of the good the As America becomes less long to comment on the lies its worst. The funny thing is, Is this the kind of sub- tion was beyond telling. Civil Rights movement bled Caucasian, some of my race ofthe"birthers." though, is that it is true. The liminal racism the pre- Increasingly, the for and won. are worried we will one day They secretly want us to sumed Republican nomi- Republican Party in America This really grinds their not be a majority. believe Obama is not an See PAUL | PageS nee for president really is just not the party of "small gears, to use the words of This fear is stupid and American. Worse yet, they
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to jail? lose all credibility on any- MATTHEW I'll tell you who definite- thing political or otherwise. Appreciate time left in From Page 4 ly does not benefit from a Most of the time I am the possible Edwards' convic- first one to advocate for not That was, of course, tion: his two young chil- letting rich hucksters off before he changed his dren, Jack, 11, and Emma with a slap on the wrist, but semester, look forward to future mind and wrote a tell-all- Claire, 13. in this case I think it makes book about the Edwards/ These children just lost the most sense. across campus. "Which is your Hunter affair. their mother to cancer a lit- Force him to pay back We can appreciate the Edwards maintains that tle over a year ago; it doesn't the money, if convicted, geese and the rippling water favorite class? You the money he spent to cover seem right to me to now and let him go home to his across the ponds. up his affair with Hunter take away their father, too, children. We can smile at the exis- can enjoy the last was not campaign con- even if he is found to be Why should they be tence of a couple hills. tributions, but monetary guilty on all charges. punished for Edwards' We can notice the beauty days of it." gifts from personal friends, If John Edwards did in lack of judgment? Two weeks. What does thai of nature even just walking made to him, not his presi- fact commit the crimes All they are doing now is mean to you? to class. It's so easy to walk look for the good and appre- dential campaign. he is charged with, hasn't trying to humiliate Edwards I can remember ends of right past everything with- ciate what we're given. Young is expected to he already been punished even further, for the sake semesters when the last cou- out a first or second thought Whether good or bad, we be the key witness in the through the embarrass- of political grandstanding ple weeks have been like the about it. know: "This too shall pass." Edwards trial and in today's ment of his fall from grace and watching him squirm. ends of races. But it's also easy to see it. But if we keep wishing political climate I will not in the public eye? The fall And isn't that what reality The finish line is the main We can be aware of the away the time we have, it's be surprised if Edwards is took him from the heights of television is for? focus and crossing it seems to people we encounter each as if we never really have any. sentenced to serve jail time being a potential vice presi- be all that matters. day and be thankful for them. As we approach finals for this. dent of the United States to Is that the way it feels? These may be the last two week, I encourage you to But why? Who benefits the cover of the National Respond to Matthew at As a graduating senior, I weeks we'll see them for a keep running the race. By all from John Edwards going Enquirer and caused him to [email protected] find that this semester and long time. In some cases, it means, keep your eyes on the this year is different, but I may simply be the last time finish line, your goal. don't believe you need to be we'll see them. But I'd also like to encour- "good morning" to you and it to her because her and graduating in order to see the This can be hard, espe- age you not to forget to appre- TARA that girl in class who will her roommate get along last two weeks differently. cially when stress is high, but ciate each step of the race to From Page 4 eagerly lend anyone a pencil famously. I want to appreciate these we can also be thankful for that line, including your fel- in their graphite-less times Yes, the superlatives might last days. our classes. low runners and the course truly good people making are those to celebrate. be a tired high school tra- I don't want them to be Which is your favorite you're running on. our own lives a little brighter. Those are the people dition, but 1 think it's time shorter or longer than they class? You can enjoy the last You may find yourself Yes, firefighters, police to thank just as much as to give people's outsides a are. I just want to be in this days of it. remaining with me in the officers, teachers and charity firefighters, police offi- break and start awarding the moment and I'd like lo invite We can also remem- proposals of the previous volunteers are all those to be cers, teachers and charity good within. you to join me. ber why we've chosen our paragraph, but if we can run applauded for their efforts. volunteers. There is so much to be majors and what is so good together a bit farther, we can But look closer. Don't give the pretty girl thankful for in each moment about them. also take a deep breath and That shy guy down the next door an award for her Respond to Tarn at and each space, and it isn't This is it. think: "This is the day the hall who always whispers a genetic makeup — give [email protected] necessary to set aside time in These days can remind us Lord has made; let us rejoice order to appreciate it. of the truth we already know: in it and be glad" (Psalm We can look up and see the each day. as it comes, is all we 118:24). sky that stretches wide above have. Each moment is a gift. Let's go! WANT YOUR VOICE the flat earth. Why not appreciate them? We can see the flowers That's not to say the strug- blooming and the beauty gles aren't there. Respond to Alicia at of all the plants and trees It is to say we can choose to [email protected] ' IARD? If you're interested in column WIC, food stamps, Medicare, have fought so hard and PAUL Medicaid and countless long for. writing or cartoon drawing, email us at From Page 4 other programs had their Mitt's banner says Obama funding cut. is not one of us; he is an [email protected] for your chance to Republican Party has noth- What wasn't cut? Defense "other." This is the spoken ing to offer anyone who is not was not touched. The GOP and unspoken language of become a weekly columnist or cartoonist! white, male and loaded with seems to love permanent racism. cash. They turtle every time war. Mitt has to realize this, but a bill or policy that helps the It cannot seem to get he also has to win over the disadvantaged comes along. enough of massive fraud narrow-minded that popu- Wisconsin representa- and cost overruns from the late his party. tive Paul Ryan's budget that military industrial complex. He is bargaining with the was passed by the House of I have written about some devil. 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The BG men's golf team wrapped up regular season play with a ninth place finish at the high- ly competitive Boilermaker Invitational this past Saturday and Sunday. BG fired a 909 (298-299-312) to earn the ninth place fin- ish in the 54-hole event. The tournament took place on the Kampen course of the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex. The field consisted of 18 teams overall, with seven of the 18 ranked in the top 50, accord- ing to Golfweek's ratings. "We played fairly well, particu- larly on Saturday, where we were only one of four teams to break 300 on the first two rounds," said coach Garry Winger. "We had KATIELOGSDON I THE BO NEWS ourselves in a great position but KAITE YOHO. BG infielder. prepares to lake a swing at a pilch during the Falcons' 5-2 victory against Eastern Kentucky earlier this season. Yoho was 2-for-6 in Mondays doubleheader. obviously didn't play our best in the final round." BG defeated four Mid- American Conference teams: Akron, Eastern Michigan, Toledo and Miami. The Falcons also defeated TCU by 15 shots, which was ranked 36th coming into the Piling on the wins tournament. Wes Gates led the way for the Falcons sweep doubleheader with Oakland to reach 30 wins for first time since 2007 Falcons in the invitational indi- vidually by tying for 15th place By Ethan EatMrwood hits. Fulk reached base with a sin- Fink concluded the scoring with a in the first inning thanks to two with a 222 (69-77-76). This is the Reporter gle followed by a sacrifice bunt by single that led to the fifth Falcon Oakland fielding errors which led second tournament in a row Rachel Proehl that moved her to run of the game. to one run. where Gates has led Falcon golf- The BG Softball team extended its second. Berger then hit a single to Freshman pitcher Jamie Kertes It took until the fourth inning for ers and finished in the top 20. He winning streak to eight games by match and drove Fulk home. pitched the shutout, earning the the bats to get hot again, but the was also one of only four golfers shutting out Oakland University in Berger recorded her second RBI complete game and a career-high Falcons managed to add two more in the entire 88-person field to two games with matching scores of just an inning later in the second nine strikeouts. runs off three hits. Katie Yoho sin- have a round in the 60s. 5-0 on Monday afternoon. as she hit a double that allowed In game two the Falcons repeat- gled early in the inning and due to "That first round (Gates) Juniors Paige Berger and Hannah Proehl to score from second, giving ed their offensive display and again a sacrifice bunt followed by a wild played was great and probably Fulk led the Falcons offensively in the Falcons the early 2-0 lead. defeated the Grizzlies 5-0. pitch, she moved to third. the best round of his career," game one, both recording three The bats fell silent until the fifth Berger again was a leading Stratton earned herself a walk Winger said. "He was quite hits apiece. Berger went a perfect inning where the Falcons found force in the Falcons' offense before being pulled for pinch impressive in that strength of a 3-for-3 with a double and four RBI, life again, scoring their three final as she and Melissa West each runner Courtney Cox. Cox used field and Wes is certainly com- while Fulk went 3-for-4, recording runs of the game. Berger added recorded two hits. Erika Stratton her speed to steal second, which ing into his own and playing a double of her own. two more RBI to her total as she hit her first home run of the sea- BG got on board early in the first again nailed a double that this time son in the contest. See SOFTBALL | Page 7 See GOLF | Page 7 inning, recording one run off two brought two runners home. Shelby The Falcons jumped on top early
Baseball hits the road Wednesday for weeknight matchup with Ohio State
By The BG News Sports Staff scheduled to play Ohio State. The meeting between the two schools While in the middle of a tight- was cancelled, due to weather, in ly contested postseason race, 2009, while the Falcons defeated the BG baseball team will Ohio State 5-4 last season. take a brief pause from Mid- Matt Malewitz, BG's No. 1 week- American Conference action end starter, started that game, Wednesday night to take on throwing a quality start: six Ohio State in Columbus. innings, allowing three runs on The Buckeyes enter the game five hits and a walk, striking out 22-18, including a 7-8 Big Ten four. Nick Bruns pitched a perfect record and a 10-7 mark at home. ninth inning to pick up his second The Falcons are coming off a save of the season. difficult weekend on the road This season, the Falcons have against Miami, dropping two not often relied on a starter for of three games to fall further midweek game, instead going with behind in the MAC standings. a "bullpen game," where a reliever The Falcons are 5-10 in confer- starts the game and only throws ence play, putting them fifth in two or three innings. the MAC East Division. In fact, since returning from Only eight teams out of 12 qual- spring break, six of BG's seven ify for the MAC Tournament — the midweek games have seen the top three of each division and then starter go four innings or fewer. the next two teams with the best The one exception came on records, regardless of division. April 10, when Trevor Blaylock Last season, the Falcons threw seven strong innings squeezed into the tournament as against Michigan. an eight seed, falling first to top- The Falcons have struggled all seeded Kent State, before being season away from home, posting eliminated by Northern Illinois. This is the third time in four See BASEBALL!Page7 KATIE 10CSD0N I THE BG NEWS years the Falcons have been MATT MALEWITZ, starting pitcher for BG, throws a pitch during the Falcons' 6-5 victory against Kent State eaHier this season.
WOMEN'S GOLF SOCIAL MEDIA Falcons prepare for MAC Championships The BG women's golf team heads to Fishers, Ind., this weekend for the Mid- American Conference Championship. The Falcons finished ninth at the MAC Championships this past season. For a complete preview of the tournament pick up Friday's edition of The BG News. BG News Sports
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SUDOKU 9 8 E S V 6 I I L To play: Complete the grid 6 S L I 9 I » 8 E so that every row, column Ml E 8 L S 6 9 and every 3x3 box contains 8 L S » I 9 6 E I DREW PRESTON. BG golfer, watches as a competitor attempts his putt on the seventh green of Stone Ridge Golf Club in the city the digits 1 to 9.There is no E I I 6 S 8 9 i t guessing or math involved. » 6 9 I I E 8 IS for 55th by carding a 235 (79- and three shots, respective- Farms where the Falcons Just use logic to solve L I I GOLF 75-81). Rounding out the BG ly. Luke Gutherie of Illinois already played in the S fr 6 E 9 8 From Page 6 score was Chris Melvin, who won the event individu- Northern Intercollegiate L E 8 9 6 S Vt\\ shot a 241 (74-83-84) that ally by shooting a 213 that this past September. I 9 c 8 E f M 6 with poise and confidence." tied him for 74th place. included a final round 67 to "We have definitely Finishing right behind Indiana won the tourna- defeat Barrett Kelpin of Iowa played some difficult golf Gates was Charlie Olson, ment by scoring an 877 that by a single stroke. courses and this will be the who shot a 225 (76-72-77) included a last round 282 The Falcons will now most difficult of the ones we that earned him a tie for (-6). which was the lowest enter the month of May have played," Winger said. 23rd. Drew Preston fired a 18-hole round of the invita- to get ready for the MAC "I think we have passed 232 (79-75-78) to finish tied tional. The 877 clipped the Championships. The some great tests the last for 45th. Next in line for BG Iowa Hawkeyes and the Kent event will be held in Sugar three weeks so the confi- was Parker Hewit, who tied State Golden Flashes by two Grove, III., at Rich Harvest dence should be high."
most this season have per- BASEBALL formed the best. From Page 6 Andrew Kubuski has started 38 of 39 games for an 8-21 record in games BG in the outfield, leading played away from Stellar the team with a .367 aver- Field this season. Also, BG age, and is 5-for-5 in steal has struggled with offensive opportunities. consistency lately. In their Catcher T.J. Losby has last 11 games, the Falcons played in all 39 games, start- have scored three or fewer ing 34, and leads the team runs six times. with three home runs, 31 RBI This has caused the team's and a .470 slugging percent. batting average to slip below Wednesday's game is .300. However, the players scheduled to begin at who have seen the field the 6:35 p.m. ^hamrock % Storage •Near Campus ***** •Security Fence • 24 Hr Access •Clean
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