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CHANGING: PARTLY CLOUDY Farmers adapt to HIGH: 57 I LOW 42 growing demand for goat meat; PAGE 2 New USG chiefs address apathy
New administration tion of Sarah Saccany and Kevin fluke, but we see it as a problem." have to sing our praises." tor Lori Moser accepted nomina- says raising Yania. Yania reiterated his position: In other USG news: tions for the Organizational In their first reports to senate, "We need to work to find a solu- •Nominations for committee Liaison chair. Senator Brian awareness is priority. Saccany and Yania addressed tion. The first step is making stu- chairs were announced during Small accepted a nomination for student apathy toward USG. dents aware of USG. That will Monday's meeting. Off-campus the Finance chair. Senators "4.6 percent," Yania began. "4.6 increase our credibility." senator loel Freimark accepted a Catanya Elliot and Doug Dunkle is the percentage of undergradu- Saccany followed Yania's nomination for the Student accepted nominations for the ates that voted in the recent USG remarks with her requests for the Welfare chair. Senator Matt Academic Affairs chair. Moser By Jason Malone THi BG NEWS elections. Seven hundred thirty- following year. Lyons accepted the nomination and Lyons also accepted nomi- The Undergraduate Student eight out of nearly 16,000 stu- "We need to gel out there," for the Rules and Procedures Government began anew last dents voted in the last election. Saccany said. "Let's get out there chair. Senator at large Caroline USG, PAGE 3 Associated Press Photo night, under the new administra- "Some people may think it is a and do so much that they will Kelly and Arts and Sciences sena- SPEECH: Al Gore speaks about Bush's environmental policies yesterday. "The purpose is to show Greek unity Gore on campus and to show students who criticizes aren't Greek how awesome it is to be EARTH DAY 5K Greek" Bush NATHAN RODGERS. policies PRESIDENT OF IFC By Karin Miller THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NASHVILLE, Tenn.—AlGore Greek used Earth Day to unleash his harshest criticism of President Bush since losing the White House to him, saying the Week administration's environmental policies serve "special interests instead of public interests." "America is only as healthy as unifies, the air our children breathe, the water they drink and the earth they will inherit," Gore told recruits about 200 Vanderbilt University students and environmental activists yesterday. "But instead of embracing By Craig Gilford THE BG news the bipartisan national consen- The Interfratemity Council is sus to improve our environ- hoping to bring all its members ment, the Bush administration of Greek Life together and has chosen to serve the special enlighten non-Greek students interests instead of the public all in one week. interests and to subsidize the obsolete, failed approaches of This week on campus is Greek Week. Throughout the the past instead of the exciting new solutions of the future." week, the Interfratemity Council will be sponsoring The speech countered one events, including a home run given earlier in the day by Bush, derby today, a canned food who briefly hiked the snowy drive and "wear your letters Adirondack Mountains in New York before calling for manda- day" tomorrow, Greek Olympics on Thursday and a tory limits on the power plant emissions that cause the acid spring awards banquet Sunday. "The purpose is to show rain that plagues the pic- turesque region. Greek unity on campus and to show students who aren't Greek The 1990 Clean Air Act amendments were a start, "now how awesome it is to be Greek," said Nathan Rodgers, president we should do more," Bush said. Gore said Bush's "clean skies" of IFC. initiative would ultimately According to Chris Wilson, allow more emissions than per- executive assistant of IFC, both mitted under current law. of those goals can be met by "wear your colors day" and "What kind of world are we "wear your pin day," which was building when parents of little yesterday. leaguers have to be more wor- Wilson said the week can ried about them catching their breath than catching a fly ball?" serve as a sort of recruitment tactic without really being Gore said. "Yet instead of work- ing to reduce air pollution, the recruitmenL PMo Prwided Bush administration's so-called "They (other students)' will clean skies' initiative actually see how many people are Greek READY, SET, GO: More than 120 people from the University and City ran in the Earth Day 5k run sponsored by the Environmental Health and that will pique their inter- Student Group over the weekend. The event was held to kick off Earth Week. The overall male winner was Patrick Maynard, and the est," he said. RESPONSE. PAGE 3 overall female winner was Kirsten Owens. Both are University students. One thing members of IFC are aware of is the perceptions that some non-Greek students may have. "A lot of people still have the Animal House' stigma pinned on Greek life and we are trying Senator fights sex seminar Recycling may to get away from that," Wilson said. With the Greek Week activi- BylmSuhr duce a Senate resolution yester- Foundation spokeswoman, said ties, Wilson said that not only THE ASSOCIATED PRESS day that calls for the state health such conferences are safe, legal halt in New York can members of Greek Life ST. LOUIS — A Missouri law- department and attorney gen- expressions of free speech and show other students what being maker is asking for an investiga- eral to investigate the safety and assembly. She accused critics of By LARRY McSHANE budget gap. Greek is all about, but they can tion into whether an upcoming legality of such events. "using scare tactics and lies to ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER It's a notable retreat from the also go a long way toward eras- sex workshop on bondage, Calling the seminar a "private impose their beliefs on every- NEW YORK — The nation's recycling movement and one ing those stigmas. domination and sado- sex bash," the Southern Baptist one else." recycling movement has been that has been trashed by critics. The philanthropies this week, masochism is legal, joining a Convention said earlier this "What we're doing is a service steadily expanding for three Despite the opposition and the like the canned food drive, can conservative women's group in month that it would cancel — adults want safe-sex educa- decades — so much that it has plan's major political hurdles, be a way to show a positive labeling it a disease-spreading reservations with the hotel for tion," said Wright, whose group become almost standard prac- Bloomberg stuck with the pro- image of fraternities and sorori- tice for people to separate their posal when he released a new nuisance that breeds violence. its June conference. advises how to stage sex semi- ties. "What we have here is com- paper, plastic and glass. version of his budget last week. The website of St. Louis nars safely and legally. "Anything positive we do, we pletely off the reservation," Leather & Lace, the "Beat Me in But in the nation's biggest city Bloomberg would suspend loey Davis, the state head of — and the one that produces the the recycling of glass, metal and always like to have Greek repre- Republican state Sen. lohn St. Louis" promoter, said the sentatives there," Wilson said. Loudon told reporters Sunday Concerned Women for most garbage — New York plastic for 18 months at an esti- group educates about "free "Being Greek is not just to be across the street from a Howard America, appeared with Mayor Michael Bloomberg mated savings of $56.6 million. social, there's also a service Johnson hotel where "Beat Me expression of alternative Loudon on Sunday and said wants to temporarily do away The city collects more than in St. Louis" is to run Friday lifestyles and forms of loving." guests at the sex conference with most recycling in an effort through Sunday. Susan Wright, a National would release bodily fluids that to close a nearly $5 billion 6REEKWEEK.PAGE3 NEW YORK. PAGE 3 Loudon, 34, said he will intro- Coalition for Sexual Freedom pose a health risk. 2 Tuesday. April 23,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM
www.bgnews.com/nation Sierra Club sues Tyson Foods FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — The Sierra Club is suing poul- try giant Tyson Foods for allegedly failing to clean up waste from four chicken farms in Kentucky. The law- suit, mailed to court officials yesterday by the environ- mental group, includes charges that Tyson failed to report releases of ammonia. NATION Duct tape artist not ready for job By Bill Lubioger For the last month, this native THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Winnipeg Beach, Manitoba, CLEVELAND — So many cre- Canada, was kind of an artist-in- ative minds have been crushed residence at Manco Inc., the by the fantasy-piercing, "When Avon company that makes and are you gonna get a real job?" sells the Duck brand of duct Todd Scott's isn't one of them. tape. Not that becoming a duct- He came to town in mid- tape artist was a goal, but when March to work on the company's his mother would shake her latest publicity stunt a duct- head and wonder when her son tape American Dag the size of an was ever going to get serious NBA basketball court. Each with his life, he paid no atten- stripe will be made of 4-by-3- tion. foot squares taped together, Serious? Not yet. Maybe not stretching as long as 95 feet The ever. flag's blue field alone will be 38 Not for a guy who duct-taped by 25 feet, with each star mea- himself to a window for an hour suring 3 feet in diameter. and 10 minutes earlier this By the time the flag was fin- month just to get a rise out of ished on Friday, Scott had used IVSflK*Associated Press Photo employees as they entered the more than 1.200 rolls (13 1/2 CASH OUT: Charles Batten feeds his goats in a pasture on his Tennille, Ga., farm Thursday. Batten started out with a few goats to help building. miles) of tape and about 300 clean out his underbrush to make room for grazing cows. Now his farms holds 200 head of goat. "1 feel like I'm 12 years old half pounds of an adhesive wrap the time," said Scott, 29, his mop used on everything from bond- of floppy Weird Al Yankovlc hair ed bumpers to geeked-up resting on black-rimmed glass- glasses. es. "I've got a job where I don't The giant flag will be Demand grows for goat meat have to grow up." "unfurled" — transported in Mastering the art of duct tape pieces and assembled, actually Immigrants from "Consumers of goat meat are want to diversify. In North University of Georgia special- — plus teaching rock-climbing — under a tent at New York's practically everywhere except Carolina, goat sales have soared ists estimate that between 2,500 and kayaking—helped him buy Union Square for Flag Day, goat-eating regions North America and we're work- to at least $6.6 million annually. and 3,000 goats are needed each a house last year. June 14. are turning farmers ing on them," said Batten, presi- Goat meat is lean and higher week just to supply the Atlanta Which shows just how far a lit- "This started off as a joke," dent of the new Sunbelt Goat in protein than chicken. And it market. tle stick-to-itiveness can Scott said, reflecting on how to the animals. Producers Cooperative. costs about the same as beef — Batten said the co-op should take you. duct tape became a career. Farmers throughout the South around $2.89 a pound for cubes, be able to handle 1,000 per week. are turning to goats for diversifi- $7.89 for chops. "In the Adanta area, there's a cation and relief from the low "It's mild meat," Batten said. tremendous market," said Chris By Elliott Minor prices they have been getting for "Most animals are harvested at Ferland of the university's Center IHE ASS0CIATE0 PRESS traditional crops such as cotton. less than a year old while the for Agribusiness and Economic ALBANY, Ga. — Charles Texas. Tennessee, Alabama, meat is light in color and very Development. "There's a Batten turned a few goats loose Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, tender." Baltimore market and a huge on his cow pastures 10 years ago Oklahoma and North and South Demand for the meat is esti- New York market. Goat buyers to keep weeds down. They do a Carolina already supply the bulk mated to be growing at a rate of are coming to Georgia and great job, but these days they're of the nation's meat goats, said 10 to 15 percent per year. Experts Alabama and they're trucking more valuable for their meat. Will Getz, a goat specialist at say domestic consumption far them to the Northeast" Demand for goat meat has Georgia's Fort Valley State exceeds production. Many new So far, the co-op has attracted grown steadily in the past 10 University. immigrants are shocked when 198 shareholders, each agreeing years and Batten, whose herd Texas is the nation's largest they can't find goat in the grocery to provide a certain number of has grown to about 200, is bank- producer, with Tennessee and store. goats per year, Batten said. By ing that it will continue as more Georgia taking turns for second It is prepared in many different forming a co-op, producers get immigrants move here from place. To promote production in ways, including goat kabobs, to keep a larger share of the prof- Associated Press Photo goat-eating regions such as Latin Kentucky, the state's agricultural cunied goat, jerked leg of goat, its — money that would have America, the Caribbean, Africa development board provides grilled goat chops and barbe- been paid to processors and STICKY SITUATION: Duct tape artist Todd Scott works on pieces and the Middle East cash assistance to farmers who cued goat steaks. other middlemen, he said. of a U.S. flag at Manco Inc. in Avon, Thursday April 4. Scott made a 50 x 100 foot flag using 13 miles of duct tape.
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NEW YORK. FROM PAGE 1 the City Council, where mem- ply invite higher per-ton disposal with unusually high labor costs. bers have expressed opposition. rates. It suggests the suspension would as senate speaker 320,000 tons of recyclable glass, State law also requires curbside But the Bloomberg adminis- allow the city to reconstitute the metal and plastic annually, but recycling, so a suspension could tration insists the recycling pro- recycling program to make it "After considering how I can Bloomberg said it does the job face legal challenges as well gram is both costly and ineffec- more efficient. US6, FROM PAGE 1 inefficiently. best represent that USG, my City Council member Michael tive. It's not the first time a city in nations for the Internal Affairs conclusions brought me here," "The recycling program is not, McMahon, head of the council The cost of glass, metal and New York state has discussed chair. Dunkle said. with the exception of paper, sav- committee on sanitation and plastic recycling is $240 per ton, halting recycling •In last week's meeting, senate After Dunkle finished, Sobota ing the ecology of the world very solid waste, said the city has according to the mayor's office; On Jan. 1,2000, the small city Speaker lason Sobota and briefly spoke. College of Education and much. And it is very expensive," never fully committed to its simple trash disposal runs about of Amsterdam about 30 miles "I have a smaller course load said Bloomberg, who unveiled decade-old recycling program. $130 per ton, accounting for the northwest of Albany became the Human Development senator Doug Dunkle accepted nomina- next year," Sobota said. "I feel I the proposal in his initial budget He fears that if the city suspends savings. The city would continue first municipality in the nation to tions for next year's speaker posi - will be able to effectively manage in February. the program, it would disappear its paper recycling program, officially drop its recycling pro- all of the responsibilities next Environmental groups say tion. Yesterday, the senate voted forever. which runs about $87 a toa gram to help the cash-strapped for a new speaker. year." they are unaware of any major "I'm very discouraged that in The Department of Sanitation, city's finances. Each candidate was given an After all the votes were count- American city that has scaled this tough budgetary time, they which operates the program, State Attorney General Eliot opportunity to address the ed, Jason Sobota remained back its recycling program. use that as an excuse to kill the estimates 40 percent of the city's Spitzer sued and Amsterdam senate. speaker of the senate. "To stop recycling would be to program," said McMahon, a glass, metal and plastic waste is officials then resumed recycling nun the clock backward," said Staten Island Democrat whose not suitable quality for recycling rather than face potential penal- Suzanne Shepard of the New borough was home to the city's — so the material goes to a land- ties, including massive fines. York chapter of the Sierra Club. recently closed landfill. fill anyway. Spitzer has been offering "Recycling and waste reduction The city ships its trash out of In addition, the administra- expertise to New York City on the are the cornerstones to reducing state, and the New York Public tion says the current program of matter, but his spokesman said Greek Week aims this city's waste stream." Interest Group said that increas- collecting and sorting recy- earlier this year that the office The plan still faces approval by ing the volume of trash will sim- clables is labor-intensive in a city didn't plan on suing the city. at expansion
GREEK WEEK, FROM PAGE 1 Greek Life may begin expanding out into the campus community Gore says he's undecided on 2004 challenge side." as early next year. According to Although IFC members hope Wilson, a concert is being that Greek Week can be a start planned by Greek Life for RESPONSE, FROM PAGE 1 the Bush administration for Hussein," Gore said. "But what's at two Nashville area colleges toward building a positive August. favoring increased domestic oil their solution? Drilling in the and campaigning on behalf of image, they agree there is more However, Wilson said Greek allows more toxic mercury, nitro- production over conservation. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge." Democratic candidates. that can be done. Week could become bigger and gen oxide and sulfur pollution "We need to reduce our "There's always more you can said he hopes it does. Gore, who has not said He wrote the environmental than if we enforce the laws on the dependence on foreign oil so whether he will challenge Bush do," Rodgers said. "One thing "We foresee a lot of growth in books today." that America can not be held book "Earth in the Balance" in we're trying to do is promote a Greek Week." he said. "Someday, again in 2004, has spent much of Gore, who was joined on stage hostage to global chaos and tin- 1992 while he was running for better image of ourselves." we hope it will be anticipated as by his wife, Tipper, also criticized horn tyrants like Saddam his time in Tennessee, teaching vice president. Wilson agreed and said that much as Dance Marathon." The BG News is hiring... • Copy Editors • Staff Editors • Photographers • Opinion Columnist • Reporters • Graphic Designers
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Last week, the Supreme YOU DECIDE Constitutionally, the court expressions of thoughts which Unfortunately, the new ruling ernment will have to continue to made the right decision. Real could only tangentialfy lead to a Court overturned parts of Should virtual child will raise evidentiary problems, address it. We can only hope that child pornography is a funda- potential crime. Child pornogra- as child pomographers may be the government stays one tech- the Child Pornography pornography be banned? mental violation of a child's phy does not necessarily lead able to claim that the children nological step ahead of not only Prevention Act of 1996 that Go lo www.bgnews.coni/opinion human rights and is rightfully anyone to go and molest, abduct to respond. Results will be they photograph are merely child pomographers, but all banned all representations of sex updated frequently. illegal. Virtual child-pornography, or rape just as a feigned murder, computerized fictions. Today, it other forms of criminals as well. that appeared to contain chil- on the other hand, is victimless on screen or on stage, does not is usually easy to tell what is digi- While it is clear that child dren. This included both a ban and is merely, as Justice Anthony necessarily lead to violent out- tally created and what is real, but pornography is not only repul- M. Kennedy wrote, "the visual bursts. If the government were to as technology progresses it will sive but psychologically twisted, on computer generated child appearing as minors, as hap- depiction of an idea." The outlaw virtual images of child be more and more difficult to tell it is not the government's posi- pornography as well as a poten- Supreme Court has consistently sex, why should it allow scenes the two apart. Criminals' use of tion to interfere with people's pened in the movies "Traffic" tial ban on the representation of held that it is not the govern- that depict murder, or even technology to evade the law is an personal thoughts, whether writ- sexual acts by consenting adults and "Lolita." ment's place to oudaw the shoplifting? ongoing problem, and the gov- ten, spoken or animated.
UTTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE One vote makes ON THE STREET all the difference tant issue however is whether or sors If the guy who played How would a helper Panel discusses not religious oppression exists Charles from the TV show monkey help ease and in what form. Is religion familiar. Even though 1 was 0- "Charles in Charge" is still alive, for-2 in elections, I was feeling used as a tool to oppress homo- your life? MATT religious he may just come too I promise good, and ran for senior class sexuals? What about women? SUSSMAN it will be more fun than road VP which I eventually lost in a Unlicensed oppression What about concepts like sci- rage, hope to see you there! four-way runoff. Close, but no Humomlogisi ence or philosophy? On Tuesday inaugural speech. What Kris There has been much debate night in East Hall room 114 at 8 wouldn't have known was that recently over religion and p.m., there will be a special dis- the stench of failure followed whether or not the Intelligent cussion panel over these exact ! 'm not registered to vote. I me around even before high Design theory should be taught topics and much more from JACK EAGLEEYE don't accurately represent the school. In eighth grade I ran for in schools An even more impor- opinionated clergy and profes- STUDENT people. I got a B-minus in high student council, and there ANTHONY school American Government. were ten spots available DELVECCIO But since I sort of go to school Thirteen others ran, and the here, I have special clearance FRESHMAN ten most popular kids won the to vote in the Undergraduate election. I don't hold it against "I'd have him teach Student Government elections them anymore. Instead, when- And I did, too 1 was among the ever I see them, I just smile, All Christian faiths similar me to swing graceful- 700 or so voters who success- nod, and punch them in the fy through the trees to fully penciled in their selec- face. gather as many tions. You may have read in our I must respectfully decline HEATHER would like to think that we don't components of the Catholic cozy little BG News that Sarah from the position for two rea- HESSEL accept that as being true, even faith, but by no means do you bananas as possible." Saccany was elected as our thought it's in the Bible. need to do them in order to get sons The first would be where new fearless leader, but what I live. I don't know how I could Guest Column In his article, Brian implies into Heaven. My boyfriend is you didn't read were the results be an off campus senator when that Catholics are not Christians Catholic and very devoted to of the off-campus senate elec- I live on campus. That would and that they will go to Hell if God, but he doesn't say Hail tions. I couldn't tell you the be like the Detroit Tigers win- they don't rum from their faith. Mary or go to confession. lam entire results, but I do have an I would like to respond to ning the Stanley Cup (or any This is a very arrogant opinion to also pretty sure that the Catholic exclusive inside scoop into one Brian Yarham's article in Friday's championship, for that mat- have, and yet I fear that many Church does not require that you of the senator-elects. One of edition of The BG News, entided, ter). The second one is my apa- Protestants feel the same way. To give your money only to them them is me. And I didn't even "Believe in God or Darwinism, thy for the spot. I never really me, this is the same thing as and no other charities. Last time run. not both." First of all, I would MIKE KROPF wanted it If I did accept the Methodists telling Presbyterians I checked, just about every That's right, crazy ol' Man like to express my extreme exas- position, however, there would that they are going to Hell. What Christian church collects an nFRESHMAN Sussman, the left-handed peration with Protestants for be only one thing I would want their perpetuation of the mis- gives us the right to claim that offering every Sunday. I have woman-hater who once wrote "I'd sit back and to change on campus, and it's a conceptions and prejudice our faith is the only correct one, gone to my boyfriend's church about a magical journey that very small and painless against the Catholic Church. I that we are the only ones who several times, and I have never watch it do monkey stemmed from an updraft in change. 1 would have the cam- am a Protestant, and I do not have interpreted the Bible cor- gotten the impression that God tricks." Lot 6 Overflow, was elected to pus shuttles go both ways agree with many teachings of the rectly? Aren't we, as Christians, be an off-campus senator. was anything less than the center around campus, as opposed to Catholic Church, but supposed to be humble? When I heard the news I was of their faith, the rock upon both of them following the Catholicism is every bit as I would also like to point out quite shocked. I won a spot on which their faith is built. Instead other around like lemmings. Christian as any Protestant reli- to Brian that the Bible is thou- the senate with just one vote I of trying to accentuation the dif- That way Kreischer natives gion. My boyfriend is Catholic, sands of years old, written in a ferences between our religions, was even standing next to the different language and in a dif- don't have to travel all the way and 1 tortured myself for the first let's look at the similarity. The guy that voted for me as I was ferent culture. How do we know to the parking lot, then two years of our relationship, point is that we all share the submitting my USG balloL that everything written in the Cincinnati, then back to because I didn't know if we same belief that Jesus has forgiv- That man was University cross Bible is to be interpreted literally? ll.ii si11 iian And maybe I would should be together. I asked en our sins, and this is all that country superstar Kris Many of the stories could be also push for the orange advice from my friends, many of matters. The differences MATTWHEATON Lachowskl Just for kicks and metaphor, or stories written to cream-flavored SoBe's to be whom said that we shouldn't be between our faiths are small in SOPHOMORE giggles, he wrote in my name together. However, after a while I teach us about God. In the New more frequently in stock. I comparison. under a couple of the non- came to realize that the center of Testament, Jesus often spoke in competitive elections Who aspire for the attainable. Lastly, I would like to discuss "I'd have my helper the Protestant and Catholic reli- parables. His stories were not says one person's vote doesn't I had to go back and ask my the Darwin issue. Yes, Brian is gions is the same: belief that always true stories, but were told monkey get me a case count? Combine low voter loyal voter what drove him to correct in saying that we are Jesus Christ died for us, and that in order to teach us what God of beer to get me turnout with Kris' crazy antics, elect me When asked, Kris made in God's image. But who is acceptance of His forgiveness and Heaven are like. For and you end up with me hav- responded, "Not many people to say that He didn't accomplish through the week." gets us into Heaven. instance, the story of the ing the opportunity to repre- were running for it, so I this through evolution? Religion Brian says. "Catholicism Prodigal son was told in order to sent students who grew old of thought it would be humorous teaches that not all Biblical show that God will always forgive and science do not have to con- the dorms. to vote for you." Needless to teachings are practical, so they us No matter how much we dis- tradict You do not have to If I know Kris well enough say, he "wasn't surprised" with skip those, but some are easy obey, we can always come back choose one or the other. And (and I do; we went to high the results. enough to follow, so why not?" I to God. Maybe the Old you will not go to Hell for believ- school together), he probably I didn't want to let my only wonder if Brian thought much Testament uses metaphorical ing in evolution (even if, by remembers my disappoint- voter down, so I asked him about his own question, because stories as well. Failing to inter- chance, it happens to be wrong). ment during my high school what I could do had I accepted in reality, that is exactly what pret the Bible literally does not I ask Brian and anyone who student council elections the position. His only wish was every Christian religion does. mean rejecting parts of the Bible shares his opinion regarding Freshman year I ran against that I would "reinstate the track That is why there are so many and accepting others. Catholics to please become more team." A difficult yet noble TIM CORNHOFF one other person for class sec- different Protestant religions We Brian also says that, according informed about Catholicism retary and lost; the same fate favor. I can't work miracles, all see the Bible a different way, to the Catholic Church, there are before you judge, especially if FRESHMAN occurred the following year. Kris If I could, I would turn and we interpret verses different- necessary criteria one must meet your opinion is based on infor- Despite my failure, I was a class water into wine, thereby ly. Who is to say which interpre- to get into Heaven, such as say- mation you obtained from your "I'd dress him like me representative both years becoming the favorite person tation is right? The Bible also ing Hail Mary, going to confes- own church, family, or friends and send him to because not enough people in every fraternity. But don't says that women should not cut sion, and giving all your money I I't's put an end to these miscon- ran to hold an electioa stop running fast on account of their hair and that they should to the Church. As most of us ceptions and join together as class." Therefore, I won by default, a budget cuts I don't even run at remain silent in church, but I know, the first two are indeed one Christian body. feeling that has become all too all (in more ways than one).
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Gates takes stand for first time www.bgnews.com/world WASHINGTON (AP) — For the first time in Microsoft's four-year antitrust battle, Bill Gates took the witness stand yesterday. With a mix of computer slide shows and short, calm answers, Gates sought to rebut the arguments of nine states that have asked a court to further punish Microsoft for operating an illegal monopoly that hurt competitors and consumers. WORLD Extremist advances in French election Anti-immigration Sunday's first round dealt a block the extreme right, we must crushing blow to Socialist Prime resolve to vote Chirac in the sec- Le Pen beats Prime Minister Ltond Jospin, who came ond round." Minister Jospin in in third. "We have a responsibility to I he voting shook the political society, I'm ready to admit that first-round of presi- establishment and sent protest- clearly to you," Mamere said. dential election. ers into the streets. Jospin lean-pierre Chevenement, a announced his retirement from former Socialist known for sup- politics, calling Le Pen's success a By Angela Doland "thunderbolt" and a "very dis- porting traditional values, said IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS turbing sign for France and for "France should not be aban- PARIS — Defeated French our democracy." doned" to Le Pen's party. Francois presidential hopefuls on both left Le Pen, 73, leader of the anu- Bayrou, a conservative rival of and right on yesterday rushed to immigration National Front, Chirac's, even met with Chirac to endorse incumbent Jacques called his score a step in "the talk strategy. Chirac for the second-round vote French renaissance," to be com- Spontaneous demonstrations — a concerted effort to keep pleted with a May 5 victory. power out of the hands of broke out in cities across France Yesterday, a few defeated can- after Sunday's surprise. About extreme right leader lean-Marie didates asked backers to transfer LePen. their support to Chirac. 10,000 people protested in Paris Chirac, a conservative, and the "We're facing a choice that alone, with some waving signs Associated Press Photo anti-immigrant Le Pen will face could be considered impossible," that read "I'm ashamed to be SURPRISE: French National Front president candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen raises his arms after singing each other in the runoff vote May Green Party candidate Noel French." Police lobbed tear gas to the French National anthem at his campaign headquarters Sunday. 5. Le Pen's second-place finish in Mamere told supporters. "To break up several smaller protests. Authorities seek Forest is testimony of identity of remains THE ASSOCIAKD PRESS effort to preserve island remains came to be in the shark SYDNEY. Australia — Police or whether the victim was dead By Caryn NesmitJi Alexis Massol, a 58-year-old civil "This achievement makes me were trying yesterday to identify or alive when eaten, but author- ASSOCIAtEO PRESS WRITER engineer, led a community proud to be Puerto Rican. V\fc human remains found in the ities said they are considering ADJUNTAS. Puerto Rico — have assumed responsibility for belly of a 815-pound tiger shark struggle against the government the possibility, among others, our community," Massol said in caught off Australia's eastern that the person was murdered Beyond narrow roads winding and the mining industry to stop a telephone interview from a San coast — including sifting and disposed of at sea through the mountains of Puerto the area becoming an open-pit Francisco hotel where the through files of unsolved mur- "WeVe got to look at DNA, Rico's Cordillera Central lies a mining zone. ders. dental records, perhaps facial tropical paradise lush with giant Massol's 15-year effort to pre- $125,000 awards are being pre- sented. The 10-foot-long shark was reconstruction. 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PAGE 7 BRIEFING TUESDAY Softball wins two at April 23, Toledo, 10-8 and 3-1 2002 8CSUFAIC0NS COM TOLEDO — The Bowling Green Softball team rallied www.bgnews.con/sports from a six-run deficit to earn a 10-8 win over the University of BOWLING SREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Toledo and a sweep of the teams' doubleheader yester- day. The Mid-American Conference games were held at UT's Scott Park. The Falcons got a pair of sev- enth-inning runs for a 3-1 win in the day's first game. Ohio gridders taken in draft Hunt named MAC Player of the Week THE ASSOCIATED PRESS year here," Bellisari said. Bellisari, of Boca Raton, Ha.. tain who last season carried the training camp. BGSUFAICONS COM A dozen Ohio players were The Buckeyes' three-year joins Ohio State linebacker ball a career-high 22 times for 86 "It is nice to have some guys I Bowling Green's Kelly Hunt selected over the weekend in starting quarterback didn't play Courtland Bullard, who St. yards, and Tyson Walter, an played with in college there to was named Mid-American the NFL draft, including eight in last season's final two regular Louis chose earlier Sunday in offensive tackle from make the transition easier," he Conference East Division from Ohio State and three from season games after being arrest- the fifth round. Bullard, of Bainbridge who started in 49 said. Player of the Week yesterday for Mid-American Conference ed on drunken-driving charges. Miami, Ha., collected 47 tackles consecutive games for the Ohio State tailback Jonathan the second time in three weeks. schools. He pleaded no contest to the last season. Buckeyes. They join Buckeye Wells, who rushed 1,294 yards Hunt batted .619 (13-for-21) Ohio State quarterback Steve charge and was sentenced to "You see other people get comerback Derek Ross who and scored 16 touchdowns last in five games last week for the Bellisari was selected by St. three days in jail. picked and you're just waiting Dallas took Saturday in the third season, is headed to Houston. Brown and Orange, helping the Louis in the sixth round Sunday, He returned to the field for and waiting," Bellisari said. round. TheTexans chose Wells, of River Falcons to a 5-0 record, includ- but he won't be competing for a the Outback Bowl on New Year's "Then you finally get the call Martin was watching the Ridge, La., in the fourth round ing a four-game sweep of visit- job with Rams quarterback Kurt Day. He passed for 320 yards and you just can't believe it's draft with his family when he with the 99th pick ing Marshall. The Toledo Warner. The Rams said they will and two touchdowns and ran happening." got the call from Dallas. "I think the team is going to Central Catholic graduate try Bellisari as a safety and on for a score as the Buckeyes ral- Dallas also chose more than "The whole family was here. It be very good," Wells said smacked four home runs and special teams. lied from 28 points down to tie one Buckeye. was an experience of a lifetime Sunday. "They drafted two good drove in an amazing 17 runs "I'm going there to try to run South Carolina, before losing On Sunday, the Cowboys took getting that call," he said. linemen yesterday and I came while scoring 10 times. Hunt on special teams just like I did 31-28 on a last-second field fullback I in i n i Martin, of Martin likes the idea of hav- here to play football, whatever had a career-high six HHis my freshman and sophomore goal. Canton, an Ohio State co-cap- ing ex-teammates with him in the deal." against Marshall on April 19 and finished the week with a 1.286 slugging percentage. The junior also completed the week error-free in 42 chances at first base. He leads the MAC in hits (57) Three Falcons and RBIs (52), while he is third with a .422 batting average. With 12 homers and 52 RBIs, Hunt is on the verge of break- ing the school records estab- headed to NFL lished last season by Lee Morrison (16 homers and 63 BGSUFAICONS COM RBIs). He is among the nation's Linebacker. best in both categories. Three members of the 2001 Hicks was the team's MVP this BG football senior class have past season after earning Noftz resigns after agreed to NFL rookie free agent fourth-team All-American hon- contracts. Linebacker Khary ors. A first-team All-MAC selec- eight seasons Campbell will join the Dallas tion and the MAC Defensive Cowboys, defensive tackle BCSUFALCONS COM Player of the Year according to Brandon Hicks has signed with the Sporting News, Hicks had Keith Noftz, who has spent the Indianapolis Colts and 177 career tackles, 20 sacks and eight seasons as an assistant defensive end Ryan Wingrove 43 TFLs. He had 52 tackles, coach for the Bowling Green has agreed to a deal with the seven sacks and nine QB hurries men's basketball team, has Atlanta Falcons. All three were in 2001. He also had a 31-yard resigned to pursue other instrumental in helping BG post interception return for a TD coaching opportunities. A the top turnaround in Division against Temple and played in search for his replacement will LA football (a 6-game improve- the East-West Shrine Game and begin immediately. ment) and finish third in the the Rotary Gridiron Classic in "I'm extremely grateful to nation in turnover margin and Florida have enjoyed a lot of special seventh in rush defense. Wingrove was named Most years at BG," Noftz said. "The Campbell had 299 career Valuable Defensive Lineman last five years with coach (Dan) tackles and led the Falcons in and was a team captain this Dakich have been extremely tackles in each of the past two past year. He had 130 tackles, 14 rewarding both personally and seasons with 95 in 2000 and 79 sacks and 38 tackles for a loss in professionally." in 2001. He was a second-team his career. He had 56 tackles "Keith has not only been a All-Mid American Conference and six sacks as a senior. He had very valuable member of our pick in 2001 and led the league seven tackles and recovered a staff and the BG community as in fumble recoveries with five. fumble against Northwestern well," said men's basketball He had a career-high 17 tackles and also added eight tackles coach Dan Dakich. "I wish him against Northwestern and had a Chris Schooler BG Nan and two sacks against national- well in whatever he decides to 45-yard fumble return for a TD ly-ranked Toledo. He was a do." DRAFTED: Former BG linebacker Khary Campbell was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. His team- against Marshall. He was named starter in each of the last three During the past eight years at mates Brandon Hicks (Indianapolis Colts) and Ryan Wingrove (Atlanta Falcons) were also dratted. the team's Most Valuable BG, Noftz, 46, has been a part of two MAC championship teams and three NIT appear- ances, and seen three players — Antonio Daniels, Anthony Stacey and Keith McLeod — earn MAC Player of the Year Twins and Expos staying alive accolades. Prior to coming to Track finishes By Dave Campbell BG, he spent two seasons as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the head coach at John Adams M1NNEAPOUS — When High School in South Bend, commissioner Bud Selig Ind. third at WMU perused the standings yester- day, he saw Minnesota leading by layme Ramson this relay I just wanted to come Lowly Kansas City IHE BG NEWS the AL Central and Montreal out and represent to get the heading the NL East defeats Detroit 6-0 Bowling Green's men's and win." IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS The teams he tried to get rid women's track and field teams Second-place finishers for the of not only survived, they are KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Paul are entering their final weeks of Falcons included juniors Mary among baseball's best three Byrd pitched a six-hitter to lead competition. When the women's Willems and Briana Killian. weeks into the season. Kansas City to a 6-0 victory yes- team finishes and starts to look Willems's 50.44 meters in the "People are going to have a terday night over Detroit, the forward to next season, the men hammer throw was a career heart attack if they see us and only major league team with will close the book on their best Killian's time in the 800- Montreal in the World Series," fewer victories than the Royals. careers as athletes at BG. meter run was 2:19.67. Minnesota first baseman Doug Byrd (4-0), who has all but The BG women competed at Thompson was third in the Mientkiewiczsaid. two of the Royals' wins, the Kansas relays on Thursday ! 500-meter run with a time of Just two days after the World became the first Kansas City and Friday, but many of the 4:45.64. lunior Joy Echler placed Series, owners voted to fold two Associated Press Photo pitcher to win his first four event finals scheduled for third in the 3000-meter steeple- teams, and their labor negotia- SURVIVORS: Montreal Expos' Lee Stevens (9) is congratulated decisions since Bret Saturday were canceled after a chase with a time of 11:13.54. tors later told the players' asso- Saberhagen started 6-0 in 1987. lightning strike and a rain delay. Sophomore Kerri McClung by teammate Vladimir Guerrero as he crosses the plate. The ciation that the Twins and Twins and Expos are both leading their divisions. The right-hander struck out "We competed quite well and placed fourth in the shot put Expos were the targets. The four in his first shutout since it was a good experience to go with a throw of 14.08 meters, contraction plan was stopped Cleveland. maybe it's not, but we can't last Aug. 17 against Houston. In out there with some other high- while senior Lori Williams when a Minnesota judge issued Contraction made players worry about it" 28 1/3 innings, the former caliber competition from placed fourth in the hammer an injunction forcing the Twins mad, but they insist they're not Montreal, second in the NL Philadelphia Phillies All-Star around the country and certain- throw with a mark of 50.33 to honor their 2002 lease at the just responding to the attempt in batting at 270, hasn't led its has not walked a single batter. ly hold our own," coach Scott meters. Sophomore Amber Culp Metrodome, but Selig has to eliminate their teams. division this late since 1996 — Carlos Beltran had a homer Sehmann said. "I am extremely placed sixth in the steeplechase vowed to eliminate two clubs "This team is very focused on when it held the top spot until and a double for the Royals, happy with where we're at with with a time of 11:25.69 and by 2003. our own," Mientkiewicz said. May 18. who got four runs in the first the running pan of our program senior Janean Johnson placed Now there's a chance one — "We don't need outside motiva- "You cant afford to waste any off Mark Redman (0-3). at the moment and I think our seventh in the hammer throw or both — could qualify for the tion." energy on trying to stick it to Redman, who was 4-0 in future is just going to get brighter with a career best mark of 46.82 playoffs and be eliminated a Minnesota has perhaps the those who want contraction," spring training with a 2.04 ERA and brighter." meters. few weeks later. best defense in the majors and first baseman Lee Stevens said. but has a 7.40 in four regular- Bowling Green's sprint medley The men's team competed at "It's another ironic part of young hitters such as Jacque "But it would be very satisfying, season starts. team of Christine Thompson, the West, i Michigan baseball, I suppose," Expos Jones and Torii Hunter, who is obviously." Detroit's Robert Fick was 2- Tamika Dixon, JoVone Houpe Quadrangular meet, where it fin- reliever Graeme Lloyd said. batting an AL-best .405. After a Led by Ail-Star outfielder for-4, stretching his hitting and Alicia Taylor won first place ished third with 105.50 points, With several rising stars shaky beginning Twins pitch- Vladimir Guerrero, the Expos streak to 10 games and moving with a time of 4:01.70. The BG behind Western Michigan and returning from an 85-win, sec- ers have bounced back with would've had several highly atop the AL batting charts at team beat Kansas and other Central Michigan but ahead of ond-place finish last year, four straight quality starts. And sought-after players in a disper- .411. high-caliber track programs Michigan State. Minnesota's hot start is not a the bullpen, led by lefties J.C. sal draft. Even if there isn't con- Beltran, who also homered from the Midwest. Thompson, a The Falcons finished second surprise. After a three-game Romero and Eddie Guardado, traction, it could be the team's on Sunday, hit his third of the senior, ran the anchor leg for the in two events and third in five sweep of the Indians over the has made a big contribution. last season in Montreal, with a year leading off the fifth. BGteam. events. Junior pole vaulter Drew weekend, the Twins (13-6) took "The commissioner is going move to Washington possible Carlos Febles made it 5-0 in "These girls did a great job to over first place in the AL Central to do what he's going to do — the second with his first get me the lead," Thompson TRACK. PAGE 9 ahead of Chicago and eliminate a couple teams," homer. said. "Being the distance leg in Jones said. "Maybe it's us, CONTRACTION, PAGE 9 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Tuesday, April 23, 2002 7 Lofton off to a fast start Red Wings end By Tom Withers THE ASSOC1AIED PRESS playoff slump CLEVELAND — Kenny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lofton swears he's not trying to ing rookie forward lason VANCOUVER. British Williams with Boyd Devereaux show up the Cleveland Indians Columbia — The Detroit Red or anyone else. He's not proving and Uwe Krupp in favor of Wings are feeling a bit better Fredrik Olausson — and reunit- anything with his fast start this about themselves after putting ed some old line combinations. season. an end to their playoff slump. But with every stolen base, It paid off with a goal and an The Red Wings got back into assist from both Steve Yzerman single, and spectacular catch, it's their fust-round series against getting harder to believe him. and Brendan Shanahan, who the Vancouver Canucks with a were back with Sergei Fedorov "I'm just healthy," he said. "I 3-1 victory Sunday, snapping a on the top line. feel good and I'm playing like I six-game playoff losing streak always have." The veteran-laden Wings that dated to last season. also used a new forechecking Lofton, who struggled with Detroit had also been winless in injuries and inconsistency the system to stifle the Canucks 10 playoff games before the and limited Vancouver's transi- past two seasons, is once again Game 3 victory. playing like an All-Star — at 34. tion game by cutting down on "I would assess it as a new turnovers. Dominik Hasek "He has been everything we frame of mind," Detroit's Brett could have hoped for and more," rebounded from shaky perfor- Hull said after Sunday's win. mances in the first two games said White Sox manager lerry "We needed it for our confi- with a 22-save effort that Manuel. "He's showing us how to dence lust like their confidence play. He's showing us how to included stopping Todd was built when they beat us, Bertuzzi on a penally shot late win." coming in here and winning Lofton, who played nine sea- in the third period. that first game gives us a shot in "At some point in the play- sons in Cleveland, was back in the arm." offs, unfortunately it was after Jacobs Field for the first time Hull said before Game 3 that yesterday since leaving as the two games, you are faced with a it would take just one break in must-win game and it's how indians opened a four-game their favor to swing the you respond to that one and series with the Chicago White momentum of the series back Sox. you either play well or you go to Detroit, which lost the first home," said Yzerman, 'vho He came back as the ALs two games of the series despite hottest player, too. Lofton skipped practice yesterday to running away with the NHLs rest a sore right knee. "We're still entered leading the league in best regular-season record at in kind of a do-or-die situation runs (26) and stolen bases (11). 51-17-10-4. and its imperative that we win He was third in hitting at .403, The Red Wings got that break the fourth game because we've second in multi-hit games (10) when Vancouver goaltender and maybe the biggest reason really eliminated any margin of Dan Cloutier whiffed on error for ourselves with the first why the White Sox were 12-6. Nicklas Lidstrom's 90-foot slap The Indians decided not to re- two." shot late. The Canucks still lead the sign Lofton during the off-sea- "That's the one, we needed series, but must find a way to son after picking up his $8 mil- one of those and we got it," Hull rebound from a loss for the lion option before the 2001 sea- said. "Thai helped us win that first time in almost a month. son. He got little interest as a free game, but it's gone and now Vancouver was unbeaten in 11 agent before the White Sox hopefully with some hard work games dating to March 24 signed him to a one-year, $1 mil- we can create some more of lion contract in February. before Sunday's loss. those." "We've been a resilient team Manuel never dreamed the Detroit came out and played all year. We've been down White Sox would get Lofton for Game 3 like it was Game 7, before," Vancouver's Trevor that price. Plwtograpber Name BG New demonstrating the kind of "From what I've seen that sur- Linden said. "Losses in the SAFE: Chicago White Sox's Kenny Lofton slides into second for the steal as Baltimore Orioles' Mike patience and puck control that playoffs are one of those prises me to this day," Manuel made them the favorites to win said. "I don't know why. A leadoff Bordick reacts to the throw from catcher Geronimo Gil, April 14 in Chicago. The Orioles won 9-4. things that you get up the next the Stanley Cup. day and look at what you can hitter? Look at what Ichiro The fans were always great to me 1954. umpire Brian Runge. Coach Scotty Bowman made do better and go to work at (Suzuki) did for Seattle. I think and I hope they think I played And there was the catch He was booed when he came some rosier changes — replac- that." we've got the same guy. hard for them." Lofton, who was voted one of up again in the third. "A guy who can run. A guy who Lofton got a nice ovation as he Cleveland's Top 100 all-time Lofton credits a winter work- can play good defense and has came to the plate in the first players, made by climbing the out regime that included yoga quality at-bat after at-bat." inning. As he warmed up in the door of the Indians' bullpen and for helping him slim down and Sitting in the visitor's dugout on-deck circle, the Indians reaching way over it to steal a get ready for this season. SCHOOL IS before the game, Lofton looked played a video tribute showing home run. "I'm just doing what I've out at the lake's center-field wall some of his lop plays. But the warm welcome always done," he said. "1 would where he made so many great There was the one in the 1995 ended moments later when have loved to have stayed in ALMOST OUT! catches and memories with the ALCS when he scored from sec- I lain s Baez's first pitch zipped Cleveland but it didn't happen Indians. ond base on a Randy lohnson past his head. He walked but and you move. You look for- "Cleveland was great for me," wild pitch, helping the Indians was thrown out trying to steal ward. That's all I'm trying to he said. "I enjoyed playing here. clinch their first pennant since and argued with second base do." WH000H000H! BG News headlines in 1970 read, There's Always Something "Booze Barrier Busted." NEWIPVE New New In The Classifieds!!! 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Monday by coach Bruce Arena pitched 5 1/3 shutout inning Bob Wickman pitched the will be 30 or older, up from five on in the cold and Travis Fryman ninth for his sixth save. the American team that finished and Russell Branyan homered Kenny Lofton, who played last among the 32 nations at the as the Cleveland Indians nine seasons with the Indians, 1998 tournament snapped a six-game losing returned for the first time with In 1990, when the Americans streak last night, beating the the White Sox and went l-for-3 qualified for the first time in 40 Chicago White Sox 4-2. and was thrown out trying to years, the oldest player was 27 Finally home after an 0-6 trip steal. and just four topped 25. to Chicago and Minnesota, the Lofton got a nice ovation as There were no surprises on Indians improved to 7-0 at he came to the plate in the Erst Arena's roster, with Colorado Jacobs Field this season and inning, but the warm welcome Rapids defender Pablo ended their longest losing skid ended seconds later when Mastroeni, who has just eight in two years. Baez's first pitch zipped past his international appearances, earn- Fryman and Branyan each head. ing the final spot hit two-run homers off Mark Fryman came in batting just Midfielders Landon Donovan Buehrle (4-1), who had gotten .203, and grounded to third in and DaMarcus Beasley, who both an average of nine runs of sup- his first at-bat before connect- will be 20 when the Americans port in each of his first four ing for his first homer since open against Portugal on June 5, starts. opening day in the fourth to are the youngest players and But the White Sox did noth- make it 2-0. defender Jeff Agoos (34) is the ing against Baez (3-1), who has Omar Vizquel singled, and oldest The average age is 28.7 been moved into the starting one out later, was thrown out years, up from 28.1 four years rotation this season after pitch- at the plate while trying to ago, 26.1 in 1994 and 23.5 in 1990 ing in relief a year ago. score on Ellis Burks' double. when the U.S. team was the The right-hander, who Shortstop Royce Clayton made youngest in the tournament. defected from Cuba and lived a nice throw to catcher Sandy Seven players will be at their in Costa Rica, didn't seem to be Alomar, who blocked Vizquel third World Cup — including No. bothered by having to pitch in from touching the plate. 3 goalkeeper Tony Meola, the chilly temperatures that dipped With two outs, Fryman was only holdover from the 1990 into the 30s. He struck out a given the green light and drove team — goalkeepers Kasey Keller career-high seven and walked a 3-0 pitch from Buehrle into and Brad Friedel; midfielders KICKING: The United States' Claudio Renya (10) and Ireland's Ian Harte battle for the ball during an one. the left-field bleachers. Cobi Jones, Claudio Reyna and international soccer match at Lansdowne Road in Dublin on April 17. Ireland won 2-1. After giving up two singles in Branyan, who teases the Earnie Stewart; and forward Joe- and Tony Sanneh; midfielders time in qualifying in 2000 and Uruguay (May 12 at Washington), the sixth, Baez was replaced by Indians by hitting long homers Max Moore. Ricardo Rincon, who got Ray and then going into prolonged Chris Armas, Eddie Lewis and 2001, the biggest omission was Jamaica (May 16 at East Five will be at their second lohn O'Brien; and forwards Clint defender Steve Cherundolo, who Rutherford, N.J.) and the Durham to swing at his second funks, was in a 5-for-31 slump tournament: defenders Agoos, pilch and bounce into an with 11 strikeouts before he Mathis and Josh Wolff. has struggled of late. Netherlands (May 19 at Foxboro, Frankie Hejduk, Eddie Pope and lones, who has played 157 Twelve players come from Mass.) before leaving for South inning-ending double play. followed a leadoff walk to David Regis; and forward Brian lose Valentin's two-run games with the national team, Major League Soccer, including Korea on May 23. Milton Bradley in the fifth with McBride. homer in the seventh off David his third homer — on an 0-2 has the most international expe- three from the Chicago Fire: At the World Cup, the In addition to Beasley, Riske got the White Sox within pitch. rience, followed by Agoos, who Armas, Beasley and Wolff. Americans have first-round Donovan and Mastroeni, other has played 127 games but never The U.S. team will start to gath- games against Portugal (June 5), 4-2, and Chicago put two run- Buehrle allowed four runs newcomers include defenders ners on with two outs in the gotten into a World Cup match. er May 1 at Cary, N.C.. then play South Korea (June 10) and and seven hits in seven Gregg Berhalter, Carlos Uamosa eighth. innings. Among the players who saw exhibition games against Poland (June 14). Attention College Students! Under tlje vegetarian cafe & Help Health Food store Wanted 175 N. 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Main or call 419-353-5800 • http://www.wcnet.org/~mecca/ WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Tuesday. April 23,2002 9 Track at Hillsdale next Twins and Expos fight contraction 50,007 more people come they're not going to have a team Freshman Dean Coticchia chase with a time of 9:42.83. CONTRACTION, FROM PAGE 6 through the gates in nine games anymore, they want to go out TRACK. FROM PAGE 6 added another top three finish Matt Gibbs and sophomore Eric — including a sellout opening with some style," said catcher to his list of accolades this sea- Brandle placed fifth and sixth in But the Expos (11-8) have night that was their first since Michael Barren, who's hitting Downey finished second with a son in the high jump with a the 400 meter hurdles with times become a team to be reckoned 1992. Their average attendance .404. vault of 4.57 meters. The other mark of 1.98 meters. Senior Pat of 59.85 and 1:04.65. Senior Eric with. After they won the last is up to 22,934 — nearly as high "They want to go out with a second place came from BG's Kania placed third in the ham- Peterson and Gardner placed three games of a four-game as the 23,788 average of the Selig winning ballclub, too, just like 4x100 meter relay squad with a mer throw with a distance of fifth and sixth in the long jump series against the Mets to take a family's Milwaukee Brewers. we do. Let's enjoy it — this time of 41.38. BG was edged out 49.56 meters. with marks of 6.40 meters and one-game lead over New York Montreal is still last in the might be the last year of the by the squad from Western The BG harriers placed fifth in 6.23 meters. Junior Tosh Cook and Atlanta, the back page of major leagues in attendance, Expos." Michigan, which finished in five events at the meet and placed sixth in the 800-meter New York's Daily News blared, averaging 9,331 per game and The Twins are paying atten- 41.30. Freshman Durond Clark placed sixth in three events. run with a time of 1:54.59. "CONTRACT 'EM NOW!" over a drawing 35,374 fewer from last tion to the plight of the Expos placed third in the 100-meter Sophomore Dustin Conkright The next meet for both the photo of Mets pitcher Pedro year through 10 games. and other low-revenue teams. dash and the 200-meter dash was fifth in the pole vault with a men and women is the Hillsdale Astacio hanging his head on the But on Sunday the Expos did "We're pulling for them up with times of 11.29 and 22.15. vault of 4.27 meters, while junior Relays in Hillsdale, Mich., on mound Sunday. draw their largest crowd there in Montreal," Bowling Green's 4x400 meter high jumper Bryan Gardner Thursday. BG throwers McClung Another headline read: "Mets (11,672) since opening day, and Mientkiewicz said, "lust like relay finished third with a time placed fifth in his event with a and Willems will represent BG in fall again, wish Expos would just attendance has increased in we're pulling for the Marlins or of 3:15.13. The 4x400 team was jump of 1.93 meters. Sophomore the in the shot put, discus, and go away." four straight games. K.C. You want to pull for teams also edged out by Western Troy Stiles ran to a fifth-place hammer throw at the Penn Competing with schoolwork "I think the biggest hope that in the same situation as you. We Michigan by only .02 seconds. finish in the 3000-meter steeple- Relays in Philadelphia. and a few nights of unusually the fans have in Montreal—and don't want anybody else to have warm weather on their first I can speak for myself, because to go through what we went homestand, the Twins have had I'm a fan myself — is that if through this winter." 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