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Thundering Herd www.bgnews.com 83-60; PAGE 9 independent student press V0UM93 ISSUE 19
Former Falcons light flame Martial arts
By Dan Nied THE BC HEWS academy in BG , As Mike Eruzione look the torch al the base of the Olympic cauldron Friday, he summoned by Kara Hull of the Korean Martial Arts Club for the rest of the 1980 USA t HE BG NEWS and expects to coordinate the Olympic hockey team to join him Bowling Green pre-med stu- club with Remy's Martial Arts in lighting the world's most dent, soccer player, business Academy. lainous flame. owner, National Guardsman, "I Ie has a great support group Out walked two pieces of Haitian Olympic team member, On campus, and bis academy Bowling Green history ready to any of these roles can fit senior will help to bring the martial arts add to their already rich saga hide Remy on any given day. community together," Manning Ken Morrow and Mark Wells, But now he's turning his atten- said. "We're all really excited for former Bowling Green hockey tion to his own him and want players who made their marks as Martial Arts "There is not much to see him (lie) part of the "Miracle on Ice" team Academy. offered for these successful in joined the rest of their Olympic Remy is the this venture. teammates in lighting the proud owner of people and I "I feel that ilympic llame in Salt lake City. Remy's Martial would like to be the academy It is an honor that is viewed as Arts Academy, able to train them could be a ie of the highest in the Olympic located in wonderful movement. In Atlanta in 1996, the cl o w ntown in self defense so asset to the last time the Olympics were held Howling Green. they can have the community.'' in the United States, Boxing great The academy W i e g m a n n Muhammed /Mi lit the flame. offers instruc- same chance as said. "Remy In an interview last Thursday, tion in everyone else." has bad the day before the opening cere- fa e k w o n d o, considerable monies, Morrow kept what has Kick Boxing, training in traditionally been one of the 1UDE REMY, MARTIAL ARTS Self-defense, as Taekwondo world's best kept secret. ACADEMY OWNER "We'll make it down to Salt Lake well as a fitness and I would City," he said. "They're having a class. definitely go to dinner out there this weekend so "I would like to spread him if I were interested in com- I'm going to make it out." Taekwondo not only as self- petitive training." never did he mention the defense, but as a competitive lay MacNeal, graduate stu- Olympic flame. sport," Remy said. "Taekwondo dent and member of the Korean "It was the hardest secret I've is indeed an Olympic sport, and Martial Arts Club, said "there's a ever had to keep," I-nrzionc, the I would like to train students lot of video game players among teptain of the 1980 team, told the from this school, or from the kids today. There are a lot of kids jjssociatcd Press community, to participate In who need physical activity and I Morrow and Wells came to national competitions or the martial arts would lie gcxxl for Bowling Green as friends in 1975. Olympics," them" ■hey roomed together for their Of course this Taekwondo Remy not only wishes to train fciur years here and went on lo the blackbelt has already realized his children, but also the physically Olympics together. Morrow was Olympic dream. Remy was a handicapped. an almosl immediate selection member of the Haitian "There is not much offered for and starred at lake Placid as one Taekwondo Olympic team in these people and I would like to of the team's best defenseman. In 1988 and 1996. He became a be able to train them in self- the Olympics Morrow had a goal coach for the team in 2000. defense so they can have the and two assists. "It's always been my dream to same chance as everyone else," Wells was one of the hist addi- be able to coach people at that Kenn said. tions to the team and added two level," Remy said. "I'd like to be Remy sees his academy as a goals and an assist in seven able to share that experience chance for novices to pick up the Olympic games. with those in the community,'' trade Hruzione spoke for his team- Also a member of the Korean "A self-defense class would be mates after the ceremonies. Martial Arts Club on campus, the fastest way for someone to "1 think this is probably the final "(Remy is} a great martial learn to defend dicmselves." I Ie journey," he told the Associated artist and a very patient instruc- said. "I also would like to offer Press. "It's hard to imagine your- tor," said Wendy Manning, fac- self-defense classes for groups or self being an Olympic athlete and ulty Adviser for the club. organizations anywhere in the winning a gold medal then 22 "1 le's very intense," Manning community,". years go by arid you carry the said. "Sometimes that can be Free first classes are offered at torch and light the Olympic intimidating with people, but I the academy and martial arts flame," don't see that with him," demonstration for instruction And, in Morrow and Wells, Biology Professor Ur. Daniel and entertainment are also another part BowlingGrcen histo- OLYMPIC FIRE: Ken Morrow, furthest on the right, Mark Wells, not pictured, and the 1980 USA Wiegmann is the bead instructor available. ry was written. Olympic hockey team light the Olympic flame at the opening ceremonies in Salt Lake City Friday Spain opposes BGSU educates community about diversity By Marie Chiche 1HE BG NEWS Around 300 people from the first gay priest University and the Bowling By lerome Socolovsky what he described as a smear Green community gathered 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign by prelates and con- Saturday in the Bowen- MADRID, Spain — The first servative opinion makers since Thompson Student Union priest in Spanish history to liis confession scandalized the Ballroom to celebrate Diversity openly acknowledge living an church and catapulted him to Day ective homosexual life vowed stardom in Spain. From noon until 6 p.m.. they Friday to fight to make the "Being gay not only is not a had the chance to learn more (toman Catholic Church aban- sin, it's a gift from God. It's a gift about the diverse organizations don its "caveman mentality" and from God equal to being hetero- on campus and to assist in dif- accept gays and lesbians in the sexual," the priest from the small ferent kinds of performances. pews and on the pulpit. southern town of Valverde del "The purpose of Diversity [ But die Rev. Jose Mantero first Camino told a packed news con- Day was to illustrate to the stu- had to defend himself against ference at a Madrid hotel. dent body and the BG commu- "If he created you gay, he nity that diversity expands wants you to be gay. At no point much further than the color," does be want you to regret being said (on Bragg, president of the so." Undergraduate Student Mantero, 39, revealed his Government "Diversity is homosexuality in an interview everyday and falls in between last week with the gay magazine the sky above our head and the Zero, saying he realized he was floor under our feet." gay when he was 12. While the attendance was The admission triggered a moderate, Bragg said it was a debate on television talk shows, good turnout for a Saturday and in cafes and in the living rooms considering that this was the of a nation once known as "the first Diversity Day. He added sword of Rome" for its fervent that he was very pleased with support of Roman Catholicism. the wide range of people pre- This week, the Bishop of sent. to cialfil Press Proto Huelva, Monsignor Ignacio "Diversity is sexual prefer- Noguer Carmona, prohibited ences, creative ability, poetry, PAY CATHOLIC PRIEST: Rev. Mantero from hearing confes- physical abilities, and religious Jose Mantero Garcia, a Spanish sion. affiliation," Bragg said. This was Roman Catholic priest leaves a Other clerics called him "sick" illustrated throughout the dif- RMwkati Cwuates BG News press conference Friday after and "abnormal" while an edito- ferent performances given dur- explaining his reasons for DIVERSITY DAY: Sarah Fabian gets her face painted during Saturday's Diversity Day. The day was held announcing he„was gay. PRIEST, PAGE 2 DIVERS FTY/'AGE 2 in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union and was sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Government. 2 Monday, February 11,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Gay priest Colleges search for best policy to comes out PRIEST, FROM PAGE 1 inform parents of students in trouble rialist for the conservative ABC newspaper accused him of desiring publicity, calling him a By David Crary Howard and Connie Clery of "fairground freak." "The universities are finding themselves under fire from both Even his Web site was plas- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bryn Mawr, Pa., who founded the sides, one saying we're doing too little, the other saying we're tered with links to pornograph- Most parents of college stu- advocacy group Security on ic sites, a fact reported by the dents get plenty of campus-relat- doing too much." Campus after their daughter was newspaper without mentioning ed information — newsletters, raped and murdered at Lehigh the possibility of sabotage. The solicitations, the inevitable bills. University, say many colleges RICK OLSHAK, ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL paper also claimed to have But if the student fails a slew of balk at notification because of details of the priest's participa- reputation no longer applies," courses, attempts suicide or is sides, one saying we're doing too only about serious incidents in embarrassment over widespread tion in gay bashes and Internet hospitalized after a drinking little, the other saying we're doing which health and safety are at Bishop said. "Some are mourn- chat sites. too much," said Rick Olshak, an risk, and do not report routine ing the loss ... but we're getting drinking. binge, mom and dad may be "They don't want to tell par- Mantero rejected the allega- kept in the dark. Illinois State University official cases of underage drinking. At more applications from better ents that kids are in the emer- tions as "radical fallacy... which Of the many dilemmas con- and outgoing president of the the University of Delaware, how- students than ever before." shows what's behind this." gency wards every weekend get- fronting colleges today, few are as Association for Student ludicial ever, parents are notified of every Delaware is praised as an "I have no interest in fame," ting their stomachs pumped vexing — or potentially serious Affairs. alcohol and drug infraction, and exception to the norm by Jeffrey he told the news conference out," Howard Clery said. — as parental notification. A case Under a 1974 federal privacy administrators say violations Levy, who became an advocate Nevertheless, the cleric's rev- While Delaware made about in point is the Massachusetts act, most colleges stopped noti- have dropped markedly. for parental notification after his elation has ignited a national fying parents about the academ- "Parents are often in a position 1,400 notifications in the first Institute of Technology, target of son, Jonathan, died in a 1997 debate on homosexuality and ic, disciplinary and health prob- to influence students in ways year of its policy, other schools the requirement of celibacy for a $27 million lawsuit by parents drunk-driving accident while lems of their children. that the institution is not," said consider notification a last resort priests. who say they should have been attending Radford University in Congress amended the law in John Bishop, Delaware's vice Virginia Levy learned only after Bill Ftiley, dean of students at A television talk show devot- warned of their daughter's wors- ed Friday night's edition to the 1998 to specify that administra- president for counseling and stu- the crash that Jonathan had sev- the University of Illinois, said ening mental health before she tors could tell parents about dent development. issue, taking calls from women eral run-ins with school officials only about 10 families were con- committed suicide in 2000. alcohol and drug offenses com- While some colleges' notifica- who had relationships with In less dramatic form, college for drinking violations. tacted during the first year of a priests and gave birth to chil- mitted by students under 21. tion policies seem aimed at new policy calling for notifica- administrators nationwide often Since then, scores of colleges reducing vulnerability to law- Though pleased that notifica- dren as a result tion if an infraction jeopardizes have to balance a student's priva- have adopted notification poli- suits, Delaware's motivation was tion policies are spreading, Levy Homosexuality — severely cy rights against parents' desire cies, often despite opposition to curb heavy drinking, Bishop says implementation is often someone's health or safety. The repressed during the 1939-75 to know if their child is in trouble. from student government bod- said. halfhearted. "It's a sham," he policy is designed as a tool to dictatorship of Gen. Francisco "The universities are finding ies. "Our students now tell anyone said. "The students are confident combat substance abuse, not as Franco—has only been accept- themselves under fire from both Many schools notify parents who asks that the 'party school' no one will call their parents." a punitive measure, Riley said. ed in mainstream Spanish soci- ety in recent years, after a senior army officer, several politicians and entertainment figures came out of the closet. A number of regional govern- ments have recognized conju- BG NEWS Diversity day celebrated at U. campus gal rights for homosexuals, and BRIEFING the northern province of DIVERSITY, FROM PAGE 1 People, Latino Student Union, play diversity on the campus different organizations and peo- Navarra now allows gay adop- Clarification Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, the and to celebrate everybody's ple a chance to meet and to tions. Mantero said the church's On Friday, The BG News ing the day, through dances Spanish, Russian and German uniqueness," said Ian lib. Gilbert, communicate with each other. from the Africana Dance Clubs, the President's a member of the Africana Dance She added that once the com- response to his admissions reported that the Bowen- reflects "a caveman mentality Thompson Student Union Troupe, Hillel, the Praise Leadership Academy, CARE and Troupe. munication is started, then the food court would open Feb. Dancers and the Latino Student USG. "Because the campus popula- that has inflicted so much suf- relationship can move on to a fering and oppression on gays 25. However, it is anticipated Union as well as singing, foren- "Every organization (on cam- tion is made of different people, day to day basis that the construction will be sic performances and poetry pus) was contacted and invited it provides an opportunity for us and lesbians not only through- Bragg said that was one of the out history but also in our own completed by this date but readings. to be on the planning commit- to learn from each other and to the food court will not open. intentions for forming the plan- days." Diversity Day was organized tee," Bragg said. appreciate and value the differ- According to Ed ning committee and getting all However, he said he didn't by a planning committee made Organizations from the plan- ences that exist," said Bertina 'O'Donnell, director of ning committee along with oth- the organizations together. expect the church to change of different organizations on Shuford, director for 'University Dining Services, campus, including the ers such as Hillel, BGVeg. "Every day people can open overnight and accept openly Ihe hopes that the food court University Activities Africana Dance Troupe and the Multicultural Affairs. their minds, appraise their hori- gay priests in to its ranks. will be open in early- to mid- Organization, the campus chap- Delta Sigma Theta Sorority held According to Shuford, an zon and not only learn about "The church moves not by March. Additional construc- ter of the National Association information tables all day. event such as Diversity Day is diversity but also embrace it," years, but by millennia," he tion delays may push back for the Advancement of Colored "It's a wonderful way to dis- important because it gives the Bragg said. said. "The change will happen. the opening. When? I don't know, but this will help bring it about" QPnmp II I u Occupational therapists help people Why study at the Medical live fully - Daily life is what College of Ohio? "occupation" is all about: • 1 ligh national ranking for quality • Hospital-based Rehabilitation • Relatively low cost • School-based practice with children •Small class sis • Injury prevention at workplaces • Nationally recognized faculty • Cognitive and psychiatric lehabilitation • Excellent field work opportunities • Consultation in the community • Latest technology /Excellent .esourcra • Many other settings & innovative • Impressive success of MCO graduates models
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P&G TESTING SEX DRIVE PATCH www.bgnews.com/nation MASON, Ohio (AP) — Proctor & Gamble Pharmaceuticals is testing a testosterone patch that would restore sex drive in post-menopausal women. The Cincinnati company will invest several hundred million dollars developing the patch, called Intrinsa, and counts on a potential 15 million consumers. It won't hit the market for several years. STATE Group wants verdicts changed COUJMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A tacting police to clear themselves Dispatch for a story Sunday. the robbery that he did not rec- tant prosecutor in the case. "If I Death sentences for the two. national group lhal seeks to free and have been in prison since. "We're going to be with them ognize the two men leaving the was going to suppress some- childhood friends were com- wrongfully convicted prisoners Now, Pranklin County until they walk out — as long as it bank. thing. I would have suppressed muted to life when Ohio is inking the case of iwo men Common Pleas Judge Michael takes." They also say a detective testi- the palm print, not some odds- declared capital punishment serving life sentences for a 25- Watson is considering a request Owen and McCloskey say that fied that other than a partial and-ends fingerprints." unconstitutional in 1978. The' vear-old hank robbery and exe- to reopen both cases based on there is no physical evidence palm print, no identifiable fin- Howard's defense attorney, death penalty has since been culion-slyle slaying. evidence found by Columbus linking 1 loward and James to the gerprints were found at the bank. who has since become a judge, reinstated. Timothy Howard and Gary lawyer lames D. Owen and James scene and that important evi- But Columbus police files and the judge who sentenced Princeton, N.J. -based Lamar James were convicted of C. McCloskey of Centurion dence was withheld from their included three fingerprints from lames have signed sworn state- Centurion Ministries, a nonprof- killing Berne Davis, a 74-year-old Ministries. defense attorneys. the scene. None matched ments supporting the need for it foundation, has helped free 26 security guard, during a Dec. 21, "I have a strong faith that They say a bank employee was Howard's or James'. new trials. prisoners nationwide — includ- 1976 robbery at Ohio National somehow, some way we will free unable to pick James out of a "I can't imagine that we Howard and lames, both 48, ing two from Death Row. The Bank on the city's east side. and exonerate both men." series of pbotos and a key wit- wouldn't give that to them," said were convicted of aggravated group takes just 20 cases out of Both were arrested alter con- McCloskey told The Columbus ness told the FBI six days after George l-llis. the original assis- murder and aggravated robbery. 1.300 yearly requests. Investment broker turns himself into FBI By Joe Mihcia appear before a U.S. magistrate inflated the value of client George Forbes, head of the local that I'm not even able to talk the family did not immediately ASSOCIiltO PRESS WBirER Monday, the FBI said in a one- accounts. NAACP and a former president sense. I didn't want him to kill return calls seeking comment CLEVELAND — An invest- page news release. Grutladauria disappeared of Cleveland City Council who himself even though I was mad Saturday. ment broker suspected of steal- A federal warrant issued Jan. with his passport Ian. 11. He left lost more than SI million. at him," she said. "I'm trying to Investigators have character- ing up to $300 million from his 25 charges him with making the FBI a letter saying he acted Another investor, Golda Stout, rationalize why a person would ized Gruttadauria's fraud as a' clients surrendered to the FBI on false statements to a financial alone and didn't take money for 86, of Elgin, III., said she consid- do what he has." giant shell game where he trans- Saturday alter nearly a month on institution. personal use. He wrote that lax ered Grutladauria like a son. Gruttadauria wrote a letter to ferred client money into the run. Grutladauria, a suburban supervision made it possible for Now she suspects him of taking his family following his disap- accounts he controlled under Frank Crultadauria. 44, who Gates Mills resident, is suspected him to misappropriate money her $2.5 million and leaving her pearance, apologizing to his fictitious names. Whenever a was the manager of a Cleveland of a plot in which he had over a 15-year period. with just S83.000. mother for putting her through client needed a withdrawal from office ol Lehman Brothers, account statements for about 25 Among the clients who lost Stout said Saturday that she the ordeal. an account that was empty, turned himself in without Inci- clients mailed to his post office money are businessman Samuel was glad Gruttadauria was still "I don't know how to live as a Gruttadauria would transfer • dent at the FBI's downtown box. lie then allegedly forward- Glazcr, a Mr. Coffee co-founder alive. fugitive," the letter concluded. money frohi someone else's office around 5 p.m. He will ed falsified statements that who lost about $30 million and "I am so excited about this His mother and a lawyer for account.
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CHAPTER I Beyond the Degree: I Non-Profits and Volunteer Options: a panel discussion focusing on career opportunities . - "Mom, you were my inspira- Tuesday, February 12 tion for Jimmy John's," I said as a |Bowen-Thompson Student Union 207J Service 7:00 • 8:30 PM tear rolled down my cheek. "Me?" she replied in heart- felt disbelief. Presenters from various non-profits and volunteer agencies discuss "Yes. When I was a child, you I career options and answer your questions! Community Service February Workshops told me never to cat burgers. So I How-To Basics of Free and open to all, attend one or more Service set out to offer the world a healthier of the sessions!
and tastier alternative." Wednesday, February 13 bowen-Thempson Student Union 31 ( "Jimmy," Mother said sternly. tWPM "BoQgers. 1 told you never to Presenters include: cat boogers." Julie Blondo, Link Team Leader Planning a Service Event Making it Great!
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(U-VVIRF.) PITTSBURGH — weapon to a class. was all that happened. Someone school to speak to students is a the Post-Gazette, this was part of the class what a bullet looked like, „ Why does a police officer need to Apparently. Philadelphia police could easily have been killed, or at wise idea. The students should be a demonstration. In a society she could have done that without bring a loaded weapon into a officer Vanessa Carter-Morange least severely wounded, if the bul- taught not lo fear police officers, where guns arc prevalent, teach- a loaded weapon in a class of- classroom for a demonstration? was showing her weapon to let had gone at even a slightly dif- and one speaking to the class ing children about weapon safety fourth graders. That happened in Philadelphia Reeves' fourth grade class when ferent angle. about her job certainly follows is important. Too often we hear She is currently reassigned to on Tuesday, with disastrous she put the clip back into the gun This incident begs the question that idea. news reports about accidental desk duty while the police depart- results. According to an article in and dropped It The gun fired and of what a police officer was doing Cartcr-Morange's own child shootings involving children ment investigates. Whatever her Thursday's Pittsburgh Post- the bullet ricocheted off the floor with a loaded weapon in a fourth was in the class. Surely many of us finding a gun and not knowing fate is, (his should be a warning to Gazctte, 10-year-old lames and grazed Reeves' cheek. grade classroom in the first place. remember when we were young anything about it. all police officers who speak to Reeves of Imani Education Circle He was released from Temple Oak Lane is known for being a and our friends' parents came in Bui there is no reason that gun classes: If you have to bring your Charter School in the city's Oak University Medical Center after dangerous section of to talk about their jobs. should have been loaded. Carter- weapon — which is not prefer- lane neighborhood, was grazed treatment. He — and everyone Philadelphia In an area where Perhaps there was even a legit- Morange could have demonstrat- able in the first place — please, on the check by a bullet as a result else in that room — was fortu- police officers are on constant imate purpose for having the ed the gun just as effectively please be sure it is not loaded. of ail officer showing a loaded nate that Reeves' slight wounding patrol, having one come into a weapon in the class. According to unloaded. If she wanted to show Is pornography evil? PEOPLE Society is ON THE STREET AT ISSUE CRU has set out on a campaign to raise campus conciousness about the negative effects of pornography. Should "Friends" going backwards, come back for GUEST somebody, somewhere may be ty of pornography on the another season? COLUMN. wrestling with this issue. Or at Internet. We are not looking to not forwards limit anyone's freedom of Michael Brown the very least, we hit a nerve. Now, | would prefer having expression. Our goal is simple: the privilege of interacting per- Raise the issue, take an honest I can't (ell you how many sonally with these folks so that look at the potential cultural people have approached me, we could have a stimulating and sociological ramifications AT ISSUE Why should slave descendants get repa- asking me to report the altering exchange of ideas. But I realize of pornography, and heighten of CRU's pornography signs that some people are shy — awareness of a topic that affects rations for something that happened so many thai have blanketed campus. and would prefer to express many students on campus. years ago? I his isn't right," they say. "How their ideas in less customary And for those of you who can we slop Ibis?" (hey ask. ways would like to create posters that My response (o these stu- But this is not die case with express a different position - JENN KLANE dent get? What if someone's dents and faculty has turned a CRU. We look forward to hear- please do so. We arc not dis- SOPHOMORE GUEST ancestors worked 100 years few heads. "I think it's great," is ing different viewpoints on couraged, frustrated or alarmed "Yeah, what else is more than another's? Does usually my reply. Pornography pornography. We enjoy interre- by your sentiments. We wel- COLUMN (hat entiUc that person to more is now in the campus commu- lating face-to-face with people come them! We simply ask that there to do on Zachary Barnard money? How can he or she nity's consciousness. Even of all persuasions and perspec- you place your flier next to (as Thursdays?" prove any of this? And who before the campus-wide event tives. opposed to overtop of) our said doling out the monies col- Reparations are an absolutely at (he end of this month, Now while some have publicity. lected for the families of the vic- backwards idea. Last week's provocative dialogue is already accused CRU of simply using After this event, we may not tims of the tenorist attacks on happening, sort of. all agree about the effects of editorialist, hailing from super- this medium to propagate an the World Trade Center was I loncsily. I hoped for a more agenda or just to make an anti- pornography. But for CRU, liberal UCLA, gave us absolute- messy? iiKclleclual exchange of ideas, pornography statement, this agreement is not the objective, ly no reasons to support repara- I am no more responsible for versus the words "kill" black- was not our intent. All along understanding is. So let's talk, tions. If you carefully read the slavery than anyone else today. ened across our signs and paro- we have planned on creating a let's interact. Let's explore all editorial you will find absolute- In fact, I am not responsible for dy posters that say, "Is your forum for discussion, begin- points of view, But let's do so ly no reasons in the editorial slavery at all and neither are partner thinking of somebody ning with a campus-wide without destroying publicity - that support reparations Why ERINKRUEGER you. I should not have to pay else while they're with you? event. Within a few days, there and therefore, promote civility would someone argue a posi- money to the descendents of a Grow up! Of course ihey are." will be another wave of publici- and mutual respect. SOPHOMORE tion but not give any reasons to slave simply because their But free speech is free speech. ty, informing the campus com- support that said position? "Heckyeah." greal-great-great grandparents And while I don't agree with the munity of all the pertinent Brown is the advisor for CRU. The answer is simple; there are form or content of this expres- were slaves details. He can be reached at no real reasons to support such sion, 1 embrace them. These The author explains that we But for the record, CRU is not [email protected] ludicrous ideas as reparations copycat signs demonstrate that should pay reparations to the seeking to restrict the availabili- There are no real reasons descendents of slaves solely because reparations would be because slaves helped make taking this country backwards this country successful. If our And I don't think anyone wants reason for reparations is that to do that. slaves contributed to help make There were people who this country great, shouldn't we deserved reparations. They pay all descendants of those were the slaves emancipated by who died in V\brld War I and one of the greatest Americans, World War II reparations? They NICK CLARK President Abraham Lincoln. In did help defend this country. fact, Republican Thaddeus SENIOR They did die to protect and pre- Stevens of Pennsylvania pro- serve our freedoms and rights "Hellyeah! I am Joey posed a bill for reparations in to keep this country great. Tribiani ('How you 1867. But even way back then What about the descendents of the notion of reparations was doiri). 1 love Rachael! diose who died in the American defeated. They knew passing Revolution? Shouldn't we pay such legislation would only their descendents for fighting spark more racism and hatred the British and establishing this against the former slaves. great country? Even if we were crazy and In America it doesn't matter backwards enough today to who your ancestors were, it pass legislation supporting matters who you are and what reparations, i( would raise a you're doing. We don't look at myriad of questions How do your descendents as a measure we go about deciding who gets ofyour future success We take paid reparations? How would people for who they are and the money be raised? Would what they stand for. We dream we only tax the descendents of of the great things we'll accom- southern white plantation own- plish in the future. The con- SUNDREA WILCOX ers who owned slaves? Or cept of reparations is an ugly, would all Americans, even Free Your Mind... write a letter SOPHOMORE dangerous monster for all. We those who came here after slav- should stop thinking back- "Yeah, it's a good ery was ended, have to pay the wards and look forward to what to the editor! show." price of reparations? How we can accomplish to continue much does each slave descen- making this country great.
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URICH DONATES WINNINGS TO U OF M www.bgnews.com/nation ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Actor Robert Urich will donate winnings from his appearance on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" to a fund at the University of Michigan, where he was treated for cance r.Urich underwent chemotherapy, radiation treatments and two operations in the mid-1990s for synovial cell sar- coma. NifflON Crowd of 700 Fires destroy packs church homes By Gary Gentile ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER for rally LOS ANGELES - A fire pro pelled by high winds deslioyed BylohnMacOonald worst thing that ever happened five homes Sunday and threat ASSOCIATED HESS WRITER to me," Grayson told the stand- cned several others north of San MISSOU1A Mom. (AP) — A ing room only crowd. "What Diego. crowd of about 700 friends, happened to us may have made The homes were lost in community leaders and total you angry — very, very angry, I'allbrook shortly after the fire was- strangers packed a church and that's fine. But anger can reported at about noon, said Saturday to support for a lesbian lead to violence and that's not Audrey lliggen, a spokeswoman couple who narrowly escaped OK." for die California Department of an arson fire that gutted their Grayson was among state uni- Forestry. No one was Injured. home and stunned the commu- versity system employees who, The fire had consumed loo nity. along with their gay and lesbian acres just an hour after it was i .ii l.i Grayson and Adrianne partners, sued the system reported, lliggen said llv then Ncff received a standing ovation Monday for not extending insur- about 250 firefighters were at the and an almost constant stream ance and other benefits to same- Associaled Press PNtfo scene, about (iO miles north of San of hugs as they vowed not to let sex couples. SUPPORT: Carla Grayson, left, and Adrienne Neff, foreground, are embraced by an unidentified sup- Diego, she said the fire change their view of the Two days after they filed their It was driven b) the same type community where they've lived lawsuit, Grayson and Neff and porter, center, at a community rally to support the two lesbians whose house was set on fire early of erratic winds that gusted up to for almost two years. another lesbian couple — Carol Friday morning. UK) inph In pans of Southern "I feel like I'm putting my fam- Snetsinger and Nancy Siegel — ble liquid throughout the home, partners, said it believes "We are here to show our California over the weekend. I hey ily in the hands of this commu- received threatening letters in and set it on fire. They are treat- Grayson and Neff were targeted community and our country overturned two big-rigs, whipped nity," Neff said. "And that's a the mail. ing the blaze as an attempted because they were named plain- that Missoula docs not tolerate brush files Into massive blazes good place to be." Shortly after 3 a.m. Friday, murder. tiffs in the lawsuit and are open- hate," lean Curtiss, a Missoula and knockedovei a nee thai killed Grayson, a University of Grayson and Neff were awak- Police Capt. Bob Heid, who ly gay. County commissioner, said a tennis player. Montana psychology professor, ened by a smoke alarm and also spoke at Saturday's rally, Those who attended through tears as she addressed In a fire near Anaheim Hills, urged those in the crowd to turn found the inside of their home in said authorities have made no Saturday's rally said targeting the crowd. "Yesterday, Adrianne about it) Mules southeast of las any anger they may have about flames. They escaped through a arrests and are "no closer" to Grayson and Neff because of and Carla experienced terror; Angeles, roughly 1.400 acres ol the fire into positive action. window with their toddler son. solving the crime. their sexuality, or because they the tenor of being in a house on brush were burning. Winds gust- "Without a doubt, being Investigators said someone The American Civil liberties sued to gel the same benefits ;IN fire, the terror of their child being ed at speeds as high as no mph. burned out of our house is the had broken in. poured flamma- Union, which is representing the heterosexual couples, was unac- in danger, the terror of knowing Mure than 1.000 firefighters university employees and their ceptable. someone wanted them to die." were tackling the blaze, which was about lo percent contained by Sunday afternoon, said Kyinbia Fleming, a spokeswoman for the Originally, the Bee Gee News Just another Orange County Fire Authority was published monthly. Hie fire broke out Saturday Penn officials test Manic Monday., night No homes were immediate- Wish it were ly threatened, although some resi- When did it become a daily? dents became worried when Sunday... smoke blew over their neighbor- hood, Fleming said students for rash A. 1920 C.1945 ByBilBerptrom since Jan. 31. B.1931 D.1965 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER They are also checking whether Check us out at www.bgnews.com PHILADELPHIA — Doctors the schools have common were awaiting test results sources of food for other schools BGSU Saturday from several suburban that have reported rashes, Sykes I RIVIA pOMSi|qnd|SJU0;6l '*«»« IC61 'A||0PS96l Q schools where students broke out said. jf^^JCji 2002/2003 LISTING m in red, itchy rashes. 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"He's Chairman Ernest llollings, D- executive Jeffrey Skirling, and arrangements. going to have to beat this the S.C, said on CBS' "Face the one suggested he could face for- Rep. |im Greenwood, R-Pa., best way he can." Nation." mal accusations of perjury. chairman of the House Energy Tauzin and Greenwood cited He cited Enron's ties with sev- They challenged Selling's and Commerce subcommittee, Instances in which Skilling said eral Bush administration offi- words as they prepared to hear and Rep. BillyTauzin, R-Ia.. who he couldn't recall details of key cials and its heavy donations to from ex-Enron chairman heads the full committee, told conversations that subordinates Hush's presidential campaigns as Kenneth l.ay. scheduled to testify CBS "Pace the Nation" that they testified they had with him con- well as those of numerous sena- Tuesday. Two committees didn't believe Skilling. cerning Enron's finances. In one, tors and House members from snubhed by lay a week ago have "He was totally incredible." Enron's new president and chief both parties. issued subpoenas compelling said Tauzin. "This is the guy who operating officer, leffrey "Almost everybody gol money him to come. was in charge of the corporation. McMahon, said he was trans- from them," Sen. Joseph "We will be respectful but ... I'm afraid he may have put ferred out of his job as treasurer I jeberman, D-Conn., who also is tough," in questioning lay. Sen. himself in some legal jeopardy as shortly after he complained to leading an investigation, told Fox Byron Dorgan. D-N.D., chair- a result." Skilling about the partnerships News. man of a Senate Commerce Asked whether Skilling could in a 30-minute meeting in As the lustice Department and panel on consumer affairs, told face a perjury indictment by fed- March 2000. the Securities and Exchange CNN. But while lay must show eral prosecutors, Tauzin replied, Ililer, in a statement, disputed Commission investigate Enron up, he could still invoke his right "Thai could happen. I mean you Tauzin's assertions that Skilling's and its longtime auditor, the not incriminate himself, and can't come to Congress ... take administrative assistant had Arthur Andersen accounting refuse to answer questions. that oath as he did in front of lim provided information that firm, politicians in both parlies After an intense week of hear- Greenwood, and then not tell undermined his version of have scrambled to return cam- ings, lawmakers say they have the truth." events. paign contributions connected strong evidence of illegal activity Tauzin said: "He could have Ililer did not address, howev- to Enron and its executives. surrounding the failure of the some real problems." er, the statements by other "People at the top of this cor- energy-trading company, which Skilling's attorney, Bruce Hilcr, Enron employees that conflicted poration got very, very rich and slid into the biggest bankruptcy said later he was "shocked at the with Skilling's testimony. people at the bottom lost their in U.S. history on Dec. 2. unsupported charges being lev- Some Democrats highlighted life savings," Dorgan said. 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We may even be a little stardom. about twice what Fox averaged in long way on television news, I was hired by CBS in 1972, is that luckier." Zahn, 45. expressed horror at the time slot in lanuary. baby. Or have you? whatever the women have to put the CNN promotion and has There are some positive signs While admittedly amusing, all up with, the men do, too." LESLIE STAHL '60 MINUTES' CORRESPONDENT tried to put the story behind her lost in the lip gloss and unlined the attention paid recently to Anyone who thinks otherwise ever since. Van Susteren, 47, has- skin. There's a far greater range of Greta Van Susleren's eyes and probably believes Bill Hemmcr is shock in the early 1960s when the the country. • n't shied sway from the attention. looks and ages among women on Paula Zahn's sex appeal is a a weekday anchor on CNN strict- male anchor at a local station "The focus on appearance has Her eye job became a story the air than back in 1983, when depressing reminder of how ly on his journalistic credentials. where he worked got an eye job. always been part of the talk because the first post-surgery 36-year-old Christine Craft sued a often journalism comes second "The men feel just as much Now he wouldn't turn his head. behind the scenes of journalism," pictures of her that appeared on Kansas City station for firing her to appearance on television pressure as the women to keep "Our whole industry has said Kathleen Hall lamieson, Fox showed such a dramatic as a news anchor because she news. up," Stahl said. "We may even be become a part of show business," dean oftheAnnenbergSchoolfor change, and because the brainy was too old and too ugly. Fox News Channel personality a little luckier. The stigma for a he said. "We are an industry that Communication at the lawyer had always seemed a Suggest that she tart herself up, Van Susteren couldn't stop talk- woman to wear a lot of makeup uses the same tools they use to University of Pennsylvania. refreshing counterpoint to the and CNN's Christiane Amanpour ing last week about the cosmetic and get her hair done three times make a movie or a comedy show "What happened to Paula Zahn obsession with looks. is likely to smack you. eye surgery that rendered her a day doesn't exist. For a man, it's — lights, cameras, an actor and a is, it leaked to the public." "Did you know that I'm Ihe "It's become irrelevant," said almost unrecognizable. Last still a little embarrassing. But script." CNN's new "star power" strate- only one who's ever had this Susan Zirinsky, executive produc- month, Zahn was featured in a they're doing it." It isn't exactly a secret that sex gy has left it vulnerable to criti- done?" she said sarcastically to er of "48 Hours" on CBS. "It feels CNN promotion that described Geraldo Rivera — to no one's appeal is considered a winning cism. Last year, CNN Headline Comedy Central's Ion Stewart, silly. Those of us of a certain age, her as "just a little bit sexy." great surprise — was a pioneer in trait for a news anchor. Why else News hired former "NYPD Blue" part of a media tour that included we don't want to look like Greta Veteran "60 Minutes" corre- public cosmetic surgery for men. would there be a popular Web site actress Andrea Thompson as a "Good Morning America, I'he Van Susteren. 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February 11.200? \()\V WWW.BGNEWS.COr/ Terror author declares war on critics ByHilli I Italie "Lessons of Terror" — Stephen ASSOC ATtO PRESS WRITER Metcalf in The New York NEW YORK — Caleb Can is Observer credits Can with "a one author who reads his small, cogent and vitally cool reviews. Get him mad and he'll assessment" — the bad reviews even answer them. Get him real- apparently were bad enough to ly mad and he'll write one him- make Can respond. self. "Laura Miller follows in the Best known for his historical trend of New York literary critics. novel, "The Alienist," Carr who somehow think they have recently published "The lessons been suddenly, magically of Terror," a short analysis writ- endowed with a thorough ten in response to the Sept. 11 knowledge of military history, terrorist attacks. Carr is a con- and are. therefore, just as quali- tributing editor to Military fied to review books on that sub- History Quarterly. ject as they are to chatter about Carr examines conflicts from bad women's fiction." Can ancient Rome to the present, writes in a letter posted this and argues that wars waged week on Salons website. deliberately against civilians He accuses Miller of dlsre inevitably backfire on the attack- garding the facts, saying, "that ers. Among those found guilty of would get you thrown out of the Associated Press Photo the tactics of terror are club that meets at Michiko's to THEATER: This computer generated image shows an exterior of the proposed Guthrie Theater. The theater will cost $125 million. Napoleon, Lyndon lohnson, watch Sex in the City' and spout Henry Kissinger and both a lot of nonsense about things Palestinians and Israelis. they don't know." According to publisher In an interview Friday with Random House, the book is The Associated Press, Miller Guthrie unveils theatre proposal close 10 selling out a first printing said, "His response to what's on: of 70,000. the whole a fairly gentle review By Jetl Baenen forming space, wants to demol- proscenium, or "picture-frame," Guthrie a public space and be in "Lessons ofTcnor" was meant speaks for itself." • S S 0'.: I .-. B11 £ P ish the theater as pan ol an .tage .iiid 11 250-seal studio the tune with Sir Tyrone Guthrie's to provoke, and succeeded. Meanwhile. Can posted a sell MINNEAPOLIS The expansion. Guthrie officials saj ater lor student and experimen- goals lor his namesake theater, Reviewing the book In I he review on .Voia/.on.coni. Giving Guthrie Theater lias unveiled they want to move because the tal works. which opened in Minneapolis in New York Times, Michiko himself the highest rating, five plans for .1 il2."> million, three- theater's needs have outgrown The thrust and proscenium I'll,.!. Kakulani wrote that it was filled stars, Can says that he is stage complex along the us B5,000-square-fool space. stages would be across from "I like to think that he would with "gross generalizations and "extremely proud" ol his book Mississippi Rivet and a c am Dowling unveiled the plans at each other and would be raised be proud that the Guthrie didn't misguided analogies" and sug- and implies lie max take legal paign in 1.use $75 million in pri- .1 special event Thursday night above the ground. A common just son of stand still—that it is gested Carr "go back to the writ- action against his critics. vate funds foi its development. intended hy the mayors ol lobby would connect the two trying to expand its horizons,* ing of fictional thrillers." "Several reviews have made The Guthrie already has $57 I Minneapolis and St, Paul, mem- and would be accessible by esca- Dowiingsaid. Entertainment Weekly's Troy claims concerning my credibili- million in commitments from bers ol the legislature and scores latoi and elevator. 1 he box office, The city of Minneapolis has Patterson graded "Lessons of ty that are, quite simply, libelous, individuals, corporations and of Guthrie season ticket holders. coat racks and an exhibition committed to providing 1,000 Tenor" a "D," complaining of and will be deall with soon,'' foundations but needs $:!:> mil- We're known as one of the space would lie ill the lower parking spaces for the proposed "bad grammar, pointless asides Can writes. lion in state assistance, artistic 1 iiltinal centers ol the Midwest. lobby Production shops would Guthrie in two ramps — one (and) tin-eared diction." "All I will say here is this: the director loe Dowiingsaid. The Guthrie is the reason for it" be in a lower connected to the underground on the theater site Salon.com's Laura Miller book is the result ol a lifetimes \\e know ih.11 il we do not said illla Lehman, a Guthrie stage aieas by walkways, so sets and the second on an adjacent praised the book's "enviable study of military history and have the public-private partner- ticket holder for 15 seasons. could be assembled and block. The complex also would firmness, of tone and authorita- almost twenty years' study'ol ship thai we want, iliis idea is in As designed by French archi- brought over. include a restaurant and four tive manner," but found that terrorism. I his is my training: some serious jeopardy," Dowling tect lean Nouvel, the new The tipper lobby would con- classrooms. "when you try to apply Can's my historical fiction was a hick) said. "II you lake out one of the Guthrie would re-create the nect to a cantilevered bridge that Dowling said the proposed forceful dictums to the situation sideline. So please, give the book (planned) theaters, then we may lamed thrust stage of the origi- would extend over the complex would bring the at hand, they tend to become as a chance and do not listen to as well sta) where we are." nal theater in a I.MKI-seat audi- Mississippi River Guthrie's scattered production slippery and elusive as a handful 'critics' who complain without TheWalkei An ( enter, which torium. Plans for the new theater Dowling said the bridge shops together and provide of live minnows." any basis 01 expertise — at least owns the Guthrie's current per- center also include a 700-seal would help make the new teaching space. While other critics liked judge for yourselves" Nationwide Long Distance Included. You're One Stop Wireless Shop You're One Stop Wireless Shop Every Minute. 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GYMNASTICS Friday & Saturday Tumblers square off with Northern Illinois at home then leers drop fifth straight hits the road for Kent Saturday. BASEBALL By Erica Bambaccini five great opportunities to score Then, on Ferris State's first IHE BG NEWS , Friday & Saturday and we didn't finish." power play of the game, sopho- Sometimes things go the way With the Falcons being more Mark Wires found the net Sluggers open season in you want them to, and other Tennessee against the Vols. unable to connect Friday on scoring BG's second short- times it seems like nothing ever two power play attempts in the handed goal of the season to wilL first period, the Bulldogs went put the Falcons on the board 4- For the hockey team, nothing into the lockeroom sporting a 1. has been going their way, They 3-0 lead. At 12:08, freshman Denis Olympics dropped their fourth and fifth The Falcons started the sec- White scored the Falcons' sec- straight games this past week- ond period with a changing of ond goal of the evening on a end, this time losing to Ferns the guards as freshman goalie rebound off of freshman Steve feel low key State. Jordan Sigalet came in to Brudzewski. They lost to the Bulldogs replace starter Tyler Master, "We came back strong in the to skating Friday night in a 5-2 decision who according to Powers, had a second period, and Sigalet and in a 6-3 decision Saturday bad night. came in and played well," night. However, the Bulldogs scored Powers said. J£ > champ Kwan "The first period is the tale of on Sigalet on their first attempt The Bulldogs scored their last The Associated Press the game," said BG head coach of the second period to increase Buddy Powers. "We had four to their lead to 4-0. ICERS, PAGE 10 LOSS: Ferris State handed the Falcons 5-2 and 6-3 decisions. By Nancy Armour IH L ASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKE CITY — If not for the big Olympic rings in the middle of the rink, this could have been any old practice for Michelle Kwan. There were no fans to 'ooh' and 'aah' over her, no other Falcons jolt Thundering Herd skaters to crowd her space. It was just Kwan and the ice. A bright smile crossed her i face as she practically sprinted onto the surface Sunday after- Falcons noon, relaxed and ready to try BG wins only „ to win the gold medal that eluded her in Nagano. show "It doesn't feel so much like "The Olympics! The Olympics!"' meeting 83-60 she said. "You're able to train . and practice. It's very low-key." power in By Nick Hum game and 1 thought he was That Kwan's able to do any- IHE BG NEWS thing low-key these days is somewhat of the difference in stunning, considering she's one Bowling Green has a long the ballgame" post of the biggest stars in Salt Lake history of offensive scoring The win kept the Falcons ^ity. power. (18-5,8-4) in a second place tie There was the overwhelm- with Ohio in the East Division. By Erik Cassaoo The six-time U.S. champion IHE sc NEWS i "consistently ranks among the ing inside game of Nate Kent State's win over Central Thurmond, the sharpshooting Michigan Saturday kept the Len Matela. Brent Klassen ; world's most popular athletes, and losh Almanson are 241 • and she's favored to win the offensive threat of Howard Golden Flashes three games Komives, the electrifying ahead of the Falcons. inches of low-post fury. At ' gold medal with an adoring least they have been as of late. ' (home crowd cheering every Antonio Daniels, and now The Thundering Herd was there is the graceful and agile one of the few teams to shut Matela, Klassen and • {jump and spiral. Almanson have occupied ', 4 That pressure would be Brent 'Cowboy' Klassen. down BG guard Keith McLeod, Wait, Brent Klassen? How who played limited minutes most of the minutes at center ; 'enough to cause a mental melt- and power forward for the • down in most skaters, and does a kid who averages three due to foul trouble. However, points per game get added to a Marshall could not stop the Bowling Green basketball | Kwan considered flying back to team this season, but their i Lake Arrowhead, Calif., after list of offensive scoring greats? Falcon's post game BG center The Marshall Thundering Herd Len Matela scored a game- trench work has been largely [ the opening ceremony so she overshadowed by the i could train in peace. But just as can certainly tell you. The 6- high 23 points on 6-of-ll foot 8-inch senior forward set a shooting. superlative performances of Tara Lipinski discovered four All-American candidate • years ago in Nagano, there's Falcon record Saturday by Marhsall's 6-foot 9-inch her- going a perfect 8-of-8 from the ald All-America candidate Keith McLeod. In victories i something settling about tak- against Ohio and Marshall | ing in the whole Olympic expe- field in BG's 83-60 win over Tamar Slay started out the Marshall. Klassen ended the game with a jumpshot over last week, however, that ! rience. changed. The 6' 8" Almanson Because the women's com- game with a career high of 16 McLeod to give the points. Thundering Herd an early 2-0 and Klassen and the 6' 9" i petition doesn't start for anoth- Matela lifted the team up on \ er nine days, the other four "I didnt know that it was a advantage. Slay would later record, but I'll take it," Klassen leave the game after getting an some very high shoulders to i women in her practice group two of their most decisive .weren't at the rink. Fellow said. "Maybe they'll remember elbow to his noggin. McLeod me around here now. I felt would leave the game only four wins of the year, and not a -.-Americans Sasha Cohen and moment too soon. Last I»2arah Hughes left after the pretty good out there today." minutes into the game after "He's a kid who persevered, picking up his second foul and week's wins followed a loss to ♦.Opening ceremony, and the two Kent last Monday that effec- ••^Japanese skaters won't arrive worked on his offensive game, not return until under six min- worked on trying to be a more utes left in the half. tively ended any chance for for a few more days. the Falcons to make a run at a And unlike the U.S. or world rounded player and today was BG tied the game at 8-8 on Chris Schooler BG News a great examp'e of that," BG division tide hampionships, where fans DUNKING COWBOY: Brent Klassen proves to the world that he has In Saturday's 83-60 win ."crowd the practice sessions, the coach Dan Dakich said. "He had an absolute dynamite FALCON WIN. PAGE.10 some kind of vertical, dunking the ball with authority. over Marshall, Brent Klassen ^Olympic rinks are secure areas, had the best game of his col- topen only to athletes, coaches, legiate career, going 8-for-8 'media and staff. The closest thing to a fan was from the field to set a school record for field goal percent- the police officer who stopped age in a game He finished tier patrol of the stands long . enough to snap a quick photo with 16 points in 27 minutes. Matela did even better, scor- - — or the volunteers who lined BG rallies from big deficit; .up for autographs after prac- ing a game-high 23 points -tice. including 11-for-12 shooting from the free-throw line and Even skaters in the subse- quent practice group were pulling down 12 rebounds. It was his 29th career double- scarce. Russian rival Maria not enough to beat Miami double "Butyrskaya stopped to watch as By Joel Hammond their zone They held Miami to just that Bowling Green, in spurts, can ; Kwan starts running through "This shows that "In close games, it was THE BG NEKS six points in the last five minutes of play with anyone in this confer- close because we didn't come "her short program, but soon Close, but no cigar could be con- Bowling Green, in the half, but they still trailed 42-27. ence Wfe just have to find a way to out in the second half as well t turned away to resume her sidered the season motto for the After battling back and forth for play a 40-minute game stay "warm-ups and stretches. spurts, can play as we could have," Klassen Bowling Green womens basketball the earty portions of the second focused and together as a team, said. "We focused on talking a I Kwan chatted occasionally team. with anyone in stanza, BG's defense once again and do the little things." lot more in the locker room, •with her father, Danny, who Miami built a big first-half lead stood firm and held the RedHawks At 4-8, the Falcons sit in a tie for E^tood at the sideboards for this conference. We just communicating, keeping and hung on for a 72-61 win over scoreless for over 10 minutes after ninth in the conference with what we had going in the first ■moral support. For the most BG Saturday at MiflettHaJL just have to find a Miami had gone up 60-42. A tech- Buffalo, whom BG has beaten half into the second half." r»J>art, though, she just skated. The Falcons cut the BedHawk way to play a 40- nical foul on Miami was converted twice already this season. Right Saturday, Klassen took that 1 She ran through her program lead to five with three minutes to into three free throws, and BG now, BG would play at Ohio, when her music played, and philosophy to heart. He go in the ball game, but two big minute game." ensued by cutting the lead to five whom the Falcons lost to in over- scored 12 of his 16 points in ." continued working when the threes late from Ml) guard after a Wfenzel three with just three time five days ago in the first round ! -4tereo system switched to CURT MILLER, BG COACH the second half, including a Heather Cusick, who scored 17 minutes to play. of the tournament The top three steal and open-floor break- K favorites from the 1980s and a points to lead the RedHawks, However, those aforementioned seeds receive byes and automati- * Michael lackson medley. to distance themselves from the away for a dunk. spoiled the Falcon comeback and threes from Cusick ended the cally receive invitations to Gund "Klassen is a kid who has J Kind of satisfying, consider- Falcons. Miami drought, and the Anna, and the fourth-eighth seeds sent them home losers, BG, now 7- Two Stefanie Wfenzel free throws persevered and worked and Ing that's the music Kwan 16and 4-8 in conference play used RedHawks hit their foul shots host games. •'Would choose if she were in gave BG an 11-a lead, but they worked," coach Dan Dakich 18 points from sophomore down the stretch to ice the ball said Saturday. "I thought * charge of the stereo. wouldn't lead again after two Notes Stefanie Wfenzel 14 from sopho- RedHawk buckets and a run which game (today) was a great example , "Ice is ice, I guess," she said. more point guard Lindsay Austin "Our defensive effort in the sec- Stefanie Wfenzel continues her "It's nice to get used to the rink gave the hosft team a 33-16 advan- He hit jump shots, he hit and 12 from junior Kim Griech to ond half, by all 12 players, gave us a superb sophomore season now hooks, he went to the post, he »«ze. I'm glad I came and stayed tage chance to win," BG coach Curt leading the team at 11.9 points per keep the game close Miami, how- As in earlier games this season, 'because of that." ever, used a 25-5 run in the first half Miller said "But, again, this shows game is the Falcons stiffened and got into BIB HEN, PAGE 10 10 Monday, February 11.2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Power End of the road for Street plays a By Tim forte Austrians Renate Goetschl won hang out because I have every- IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS and teammate Michaela thing to gain." plus for SALT LAKE CITY —This is it Dorfmeister was second. In pairs figure skating, Ina and for Picabo Street. She'll have to ski Dorfmeister is the World Cup Zimmerman were in fifth place from behind and beat the world's points leader, followed by after the short program. To BG best in her final bid for another Goetschl. Reigning downhill medal, they'll need a flawless free Olympic downhill medaL world champion Hilde Gerg of skate and a slip by third-place Same goes for figure skaters Germany placed fourth in train- Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo of ICERS. FROM PAGE 9 Kyoko Ina and John ing, dropping Street to seventh. China Zimmerman, who enter the pairs "I didn't want to walk out of Zimmerman was asked if he goal of the evening at 11:26 in the free skate Monday within sight of here with the heat on my shoul- and Ina can perform better in the third period to give Ferris State the podium but as long shots to ders like I did yesterday," Street free skate. the final 5-2 decision. win against the powerful said. "We're going to have to," he Saturday proved to be a differ- Russians and Canadians. Street, who won a downhill sil- said. ent story for the Falcons as they The Americans could have a ver medal at the 1994 The gold looks like a show- scored three straight goals in the tough third day of competition, Lillehammer Olympics and gold down between Elena second period to gain a 3-2 lead especially luge racers Tony in super-G four years later in Berezhnaya and Anton over the Bulldogs. Benshoof, Adam Heidt and Nick Nagano, has been preparing for Sikharulidze of Russia and Wires connected for the Sullivan. They'll go against the the Salt Lake City downhill for Canadian world champions Falcons' first goal of the evening, three greatest athletes in their two years. Ininic Sale and David PeUetier. which deflected off the skate of a sport She moved to Park City during The spotlight in men's luge is Ferris State defenseman into the Curling and biathlon get her rehabilitation after surgery on superstars Georg Hackl of net. underway, and American medals following a crash in March 1998, Germany, Armin Zoeggeler of Then, the Bulldogs received in either sport would come as big an accident the broke her left leg Italy and Markus Crock of two penalties to give the Falcons surprises. and shredded her right knee. Austria a 5 on 3 power play, which they Other events include the men's Street often describes her Zoeggeler is a three-time took full advantage of as Senior snowboard halfpipe and speed- fondness for the mountain. She World Cup champion while Scon Hewson scored his seventh skating qualification heats in the has hiked up Wildflower and last Prock has won three world tides. goal of the year at 7:21. This men's 500 meters. The men's spring she won a race there Hackl, meanwhile, is trying to snapped an 0 for 36 slump for BG hockey tournament continues against a world-class field. become the first Winter on the power play. Sophomore with preliminary-round games. "I've got as good a chance as Olympian to win the same event Kevin Bieksa gave the Falcons Women's hockey teams begin anybody at taking the gold," four times. back-to-back power play goals their preliminary games but the Street said. "It's in my back yard. "How can you bet against when he scored at 7:45. defending gold medalist I'm comfortable. I couldn't ask for him?" Benshoof said. "Hackl has "We finally took advantage of Americans, undefeated in 31 anything more." the unique ability to rise to any some power play opportunities games on a pre-Olympic tour, She didn't qualify to defend her occasion." that we hadn't in nearly six don't drop the puck until Nagano super-G gold, but Street The U.S. men snowboarders games," Powers said. "It's been a Tuesday. thinks that's an advantage in will try to follow Kelly Clark's gold long time since we scored a Street had the fastest training downhill because it's her only in die women's halfpipe, the first power play goal." time Saturday on the women's race. American gold in Salt Lake. The The Falcons held onto their ONE MORE SHOT: Picabo Street won gold in Nagano and said she Wildflower downhill course, fol- "I don't have to hold back." she American contenders are 19-year- lead until Ferris State scored on a will risk everything to try to win one more time in Salt Lake City. lowed by teammate Caroline said. "I can really risk everything I old Danny Kass and Ross Ftowers, power play goal of their own at I alive. Then on Sunday, have to risk. I'm going to let it all a bronze medalist in Nagano 16:08 in the second period to tie the game at 3-3. The Bulldogs scored three more goals in the third period to increase their lead to 6-3, which was the final decision. Falcons The Falcons (7-20-5 overall. 5- 12-2 CCHA) will return home next weekend to take on Lake improve Superior State. NOTE: to 18-5 on Senior captain Greg Day sat out his first collegiate hockey game due to a laceration he suf- fered above his right ankle in the season third period of Friday night's game. It snapped a string of 146- consecutive games played by FALCONS WIN, FROM PAGE 9 Day. Sophomore D'Arcy McConvey took his place as cen- an Erik Crawford layup. The ter on the first line Falcons would go on a 22-11 run over the next eight minutes to build a 30-19 advantage. Matela would hit two free throws with 35 seconds left in the half as the Falcons went into halftime up 47- 31. Games get Klassen opened up the second half by scoring two of his 12 sec- ond half points on a layup to bigger for build an 18 point advantage. McLeod would give BG its biggest seniors lead at 77-51 with two free throws. The Falcons ended the game shooting a season-best BIG MEN, FROM PAGE 9 612 percent from the field. Freshman guard Kris Wilson rebounded and he defended. I scored the final four points for thought he had an absolutely the Falcons BG is now a season The Associated Press dynamite basketball game." Almanson's contributions best 13 games over .500 and has MVP: Kobe Bryant scored a game-high 31 points at the All-Star game in Philadelphia, but was booed by the hometown crowd. won six of its last seven meetings haven't shown up as readily on against Marshall. Eastern the stat sheet, but there has been Michigan will journey into a noticeable increase in the Anderson Arena Saturday for a 7 intensity of his play. He finished p.m. tip-off. with eight points Saturday but Hometown MVP gets booed was aggressive in the paint, helping to hold the Thundering By Ctrts Sheridan dered. moment he was on the floor. fast-break layup and feeding a no- Herd's frontcourt pillars. J.R. In your cellar there are three IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS But he was booed louder than He also had five rebounds and look alley-oop pass to Antoine VanHoose and Latece Williams, light switches In the OFF posi- PHILADELPHIA — Back in his anyone during player introduc- five assists, shooting 12-for-25 Walker that he failed to convert. to 11 and three points respec- tion Each switch controls 1 of 3 hometown where the fans show tions, then heard more of the same from the field. Jordan was all alone ahead of tively. On the offensive end, light bulbs on floor above You him no love, Kobe Bryant kept every time he touched the ball Right from the get-go, Bryant the field a few moments later but Almanson attacked the rim, may move any of the switches making shots and kept hearing during the second halt When the showed he was onto something blew a one-handed dunk, causing coming away with a vicious two- but you may only go upstairs to boos. game ended and he was given the speciaL his Eastern teammates to rise off fisted dunk to go with the two he inspect the bulbs one time. Bryant scored 31 points Sunday MVP trophy, they let him have it Bryant got off to the best start of the bench laughing in unison. had against Ohio. How can you determine the — the most in an All-Star game long and loud one last time anybody, scoring ei$it points in Jordan laughed off the moment, With the third seed on the line switch for each bulb with one since Michad Jordan had 40 in "My feelings are hurt. I m just the first six minutes and getting an too in the Mid-American inspection?? 1988 — in the arena where he trying to play and have a good assist by going around Jason fOdd Bryant led all scorers with 12 Conference and six games left in E IJOIIMS Aq peiiojiuoo si qinq woo walked off the court last June with time, and my feeling are hurt," he with a deft crossover move and points as the West led 32-24 after the regular season, the big men pup (i|un aui z UPl'MS Aq pd||OJ|uoO his second championship, leading said on the NBC telecast midway then feeding Tim Duncan for a one quarter. si qinq vi aqi I UOU»s Aq p»noi|uoo are going to have to play up to si qinq ioit 9q| padsui 06 uo z MOUMS the Western Conference over the through the fourth quarter. dunk. Bryant also showcased Tracy McGrady had a spectacu- their stature in the coming ujnl uo |i ujni usui diow to uiui East 135-120 Sunday Bryant became the first player to some impressive ballhandling, lar dunk early in the second quar- weeks if the Falcons want to S inoqe QIIIIM e JOI uo 1 UOIIMS ujni Bryant, who grew up in liAver reach 30 points since Jordan did it dribbling through his let? as he ter, banging a pass to himself off make any noise in Cleveland Merion, Pa. and whose father, Ice, in 1993, and he relegated Jordan, came upcourt practically squat- the backboard, zipping past three next month. played for the 76ers, played with hometown hero ADen Iverson and ting players and slamming the ball "These games are huge," tremendous hustle and Hair in every other All-Star into an after- Jordan was the next to reel off a through with such authority that Klassen said after Saturday's helping the Vvest build a big half- thought by throroughty dominat- series of spiffy plays, going baseline the crowd didn't stop buzzing for a win. 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America's first gold medal of Yesterday, the Olympics :■•: ' NEW YORK (AP) — Moments The Rangers snapped a nine- these Olympics on Sunday with seemed like just the right place V after complaining to a referee game winless streak against a high-flying, dominating per- for this sport. '%% w about a non-call, New York's Pittsburgh (0-8-1) dating to formance on the halfpipe. In the packed stands, young • 1 ; L. Matthew Bamaby scored the February 2000. With the song "Welcome to men painted out "U.S.A." on * - V/^ game-winnerwilh21.1 seconds Mario Lemieux did not play the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses their bare chests in the sub- for Pittsburgh, sticking to his blaring in the background, remaining, giving the Rangers a freezing cold. Before the event, V 4-3 victory over the Pittsburgh plan of sitting out the second Clark, an 18-year-old junior breakdancers boogied in the V* Penguins yesterday. game of back-to-backs before world champion, put in a run to parking lot. A rock band played ", K:. * Bamaby, primarily known as the Olympic break. remember. She flew higher and during intermission. an instigator, has now scored a Lemieux had an assist in a 2-1 landed more dangerous jumps It was all part of an X-treme A goal in two straight games for overtime loss in New lersey on than anyone in the field. day that belonged to Clark, the Saturday. Clark's score of 47.9 easily four this season. Vermont resident who won XJT- With Bamaby stopping to talk Radek Dvorak had a goal and beat Doriane Vidal of France, medals in three of her first four two assists for New York, Nedved who scored a 43.0. Fabienne to the official about a hook from World Cup events this season, behind by Ian Moran, had a goal and an assist and Reuteler of Switzerland won the but never on a stage as big as Pittsburgh goalie Johan Theo Fleury added two assists. bronze. this. Hedberg came too far out of net New York's Brian Ieetch and American Shannon Dunn, Before her second run — the Pittsburgh's Robert Lang traded the bronze medalist in Nagano, to clear a puck. one that gave her the gold — she New York's Petr Nedved raced 5-on-3 power-play goals and finished fifth and teammate stood at the top of the halfpipe, in to take advantage and found each also added an assist Tricia Byrnes was sixth. and pumped a fist before she Notes: Kovalev and Eric But the day belonged to Clark, Bamaby, who was closing in on began. the far post. Lindros traded nasty hits late in and to snowboarders all over She won the event with a ISkL Bamaby converted Nedved's the first period. Kovalev scored who have tried to buck their maneuver called a McTwist, a 1* The Associated Press pass, threw both his hands up in three goals in a 4-1 win over the widely perceived image as a 540-degree inverted spin, then GOLDEN: With the song "WelcomeJ to the Jungle" blaring in the the air, and was mobbed by his Rangers on Jan. 5. ... The bunch of slacker rebels — and followed with a 720-degree background, U.S. snowboarder Kelly Clark won the nation's first Penguins are 12-18-4-1 without waged a battle among them- teammates. Earlier in the game, jump at the bottom. gold medal in Salt Lake City. Bamaby was knocked to the ice Lemieux this season. Michigan State stops Buckeyes By Larry Late Iowa and Indiana next, has lost Michigan State's first 13-0 run THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two straight and three of five. gave it an 18-13 lead with 7:55 left EAST LANSING, Mich. — "We're going to have to make in the first half. The Spartans led Michigan State will probably not sure we stay real positive," Ohio 27-24 at halftime, despite holding win a fifth straight BigTen tide this State coach Jim O'Brien said. Ohio State to 27.6 percent shoot- season, or advance to a fourth This is as difficult a stretch as you ing. consecutive Final Four. could go through in this league. Taylor played for the first time The Spartans are moving closer We can't let our guys get discour- since getting a mild concussion to a possible NCAA tournament aged." early in the second half of last bid, however, despite assorted Brent Darby scored 14 points Sunday's win at Illinois injuries and the loss of seven play- for the Buckeyes, 12 coming in the "I don't remember anything ers from last season. final 7:34. Zach Williams added from the Illinois game," said Marcus Taylor and Adam 12, while Brian Brown and Taylor, who had five assists. "And Ballinger each scored 18 points as Terence Dials each had 10. then I had bad, bad headaches. Michigan State beat No. 16 Ohio "We're not going to win a lot of But now I feel pretty good. It was. State 67-64 yesterday. games if our guards go 9-for-30," just nice to get back out there and The Spartans (14-9,5-5 BigTen) O'Brien said, referring to Darby help the team." used two 13-0 runs to knock the and Brown. O'Brien was asked what a dif- Buckeyes (17-5, 8-3) out of their After Ohio State took a one- ference Taylor makes for the first-place tie with Indiana. point lead, the Spartans' second Spartans. Michigan State has won five of 13-0 run gave them a 48-36 lead "What do you think?" O'Brien its last seven conference games, with 9:26 left. Michigan Stale led answered sarcasticalfy. "It's a huge but with a month left in the sea- by at least seven until Boban difference. He's supposed to be son, Michigan State coach Tom Savovic's 3-pointer pulled Ohio one of the premier guards in the Izzo is not ready to start making State within four with 2:46 left, but country, not just in the league. I plans for the NCAAs. the Buckeyes couldn't get closer think they're a dramatically differ- "I'm still not comfortable with it than three. ent team with him in the lineup." because we have a lot of games "We can't panic," Williams said. Ballinger, who scored Michigan left," Izzo said. "But we beat a "We just have to keep playing State's first eight points in the sec- good team today.... This will be a with a sense of urgency, and make ond half, also grabbed 10 quality win for us." sure we don't get down on our- rebounds Reserve Alan Anderson The Spartans have also beaten selves." added 10 points. Oklahoma and Arizona at home The Spartans have won eight The game was the first college PMotrjphet Nam BC News this season and won at Illinois last straight over Ohio State in the basketball game broadcast exclu- Sunday. Bresun Center and 13 of 15 overall sively on High Definition format SNAG ONE AWAY: Michigan State's Chris Hill is fouled by Ohio State's Sean Connolly as Boban Savovic Ohio State, which travels to in the series. (HDTV1 defends during the second half of the Spartan's 67-64 victory over the Buckeyes. Valentine's Day Personals Show your sweetheart how much you care Classified Personals with a Valentine's Day Classified Ad in The BG News! These special Valentine's Day ads will be pub- Classified Worksheet lished on Valentines Day, February 14. Deadline is February 12 Come to 204 West Hall to place your ad or call 372-6977 for more information. IT'S BURSRRRBLE 2K2 $24.00 liiiiiii photo Be Mj Valentine Joe!!! prouided Joe Who? by you) Joe Mamma! 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He finished 16th, trailing lot of up and downs, left and Herminator, raced down the dizzy - less-heralded teammate Marco rights." ingty steep 1.9-mile Grizzly course Sullivan by seven spots. From the top of the course, Sunday in less time than it takes to "It's a tough one to swallow. I'm exactly 9,289 feet above sea level boil water. still kind of in a daze right now," on Mount Ogden, skiers gazed at His daredevil ride over, Strobl said Rahtves, the reigning world the skyline of Salt Lake City about stared at the scoreboard and raised champion in super giant slalom. 35 miles away — and anti-terror- his arms in triumph when he saw "It was just a wry poor perfor- ism snipers surveyed the action. his time and realized he had beat- mance. The good thing is I've still Injected with water to make it en heavily favored teammate got the Super G coming up on icier and faster, Grizzly begins with Stephan Eberharter, who finished Saturday." a74-degreejump—akin to falling third lasse Kjus of Norway finished oft the side of a cliff—and includes "Itb sensational. I didn't expect second for his fourth Olympic a spot where racers fly almost 150 it," said Strobl, who grabbed a cell medal, matching his downhill sil- feet in the air. phone to call his wife and two ver medal from 1998. He was a fifth Amazingly, not a single skier young sons in Austria with the of a second behind Strobl. failed to finish the course despite news. "1 was just thinking of racing Eberharter was six-hundredths of speeds of more than 80 mph. down the course, not of winning" a second behind Kjus. Frenchman Pierre-Emmanuel The Associated Press The lanky Strobl finished in 1 "I have not failed. Many racers Dalcin crossed the finish line with FRITZ WHO?: Part-time cop Fritz Strobl shocked the rest of the field by winning the men's downhill minute, 39.13 seconds to become donl. have a medal. It was not the one ski — after losing the other race yesterday toe six* Austrian to win the down- best run. but it was not the worst It one on the way down. Luge: Europeans version of NASCAR ByftnUftt- sibly for the final time Also on hand event in four consecutive Olympics. tured to Igk Austria, just months to slice hundredths of a second off opening of the Wforld Cup season !M[ ASSOCIATED PRESS was Italian Annin Zoeggeler, who If he does, Prock probably will need after back surgery and laid down a their start times at the top Hackl has last November in Calgary, set a PARK CITY, Utah — To most sneaked between the two at to be wrapped in a straitjacket, final run — that has become the the uncanny ability to And speed track record and immediately Americans, luge is not just a cult Nagano for a river medal, playing hauled off and deposited in a near- stuff of legend — to win on Prodcs much farther down the track. stuffed die sled back inside its sport, but one that only the truly the role of occasional spoiler Cale by snowbank home track His ability to relax wasn't much of green wrap He made his second demented ever master. Few of us. Yarborough. I Tie history between these two Hackl's mastery is hardly a mys- a mystery, either. Before he got mar- run with an okl modcL Afterward, after all, understand the desire to The first duel took place at would make a fascinating case tery, at least in physical terms. Luge ried two years ago, Hackl was a star not even his coach was allowed a hurtle feet-first down a slope that Calgaryin 1988. Prock, who had just study. The deepest Prock has veered is about gravity and aerodynamics, of the beer-hall circuit around the second look at the new sled. drops nearly 40 stories at speed' won the first of his 10 World Cup into the subject was a few years ago, about lying on a sled and quivering storied Koeni^see luge track near As the late-afternoon sun began approaching 90 mph. titles, came in as the favorite and when he said, "I really don't like to from head to toe in sync with the where his family ran a bed and edging over the crest of the Wasatch But to most Europeans, luge is exited a disappointing 11th. I lac kl think about why Hack! has done subtle shifts in centrifugal force that breakfast Mountains, the Porsche sled came NASCAR Which makes it easier to grabbed the silver, establishing a better in those competitions and take place while sliding down a But theres more to Hackl than out of its wrap for only the second understand why the rivalry pattern in the big races that has why I don't have an Olympic medal track. gelling and chilling. Apprenticed to time in a competitive event In between George UadJ. a 35-year- never quite changed, even after "The more you think about it," Sliders call this 'gelling out," and ametalworker at age 16, he learned what might prove to be just as old German, and Markus Prock, a more than a decade as the two Prock added, "the worse it gets." that's what Hackl does better than how to design and build his own important an accommodation, the 37-year-old Austrian, is such a big most dominant figures in the sport He's not kidding. At the anybody eke in the world. He flat- sleds before he was out of his teens. German luge federation rented a thing Ifs their version of Richard It left little doubt about who was Ullehammer Games in 1994, their tens out on the sled, offers no That education came in handy house a few hundred yards from Petty vs. David Pearsoa always going to play the king. four runs covered nearly four miles tumed-up edges to the wind, and when Hackl convinced officials at the start brie They also made sure And 14 years after Hack! and Should Hack! wrap up the gold and by the end they were separated lets the fast air wash over him. As a Porsche, the sports-car manufac- the refrigerator was stocked with Prock first locked runners at an after the final two runs Monday, he by .013 seconds — a distance of result, the runners of his sled rarely turer, to build him a sled. German beer so Hackl wouldn't Olympics, the two were at it again would become the first Winter roughly 13 inches. At the 1997 leave the ice So, while the rest of the In one of his classic psych jobs, have to settle for the watered-down Sunday at Utah Olympic Park, pos- Games competitor to win the same World Championships, Hackl ven- lugers spend countless hours trying Hackl introduced the sled at the local variety. The BG News Classified THE BG news' UflLEIlTlllE'S PERSOnflLS Fax/Mail in Form To be published on a special page Thursday February 14th. Bring a photo The BG News reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place Deadline: February 12th -We'll find the drt advertising in The News.The decision whether to release this information shall It's Bursdrdbte be made by the management of The BG News. The purpose of this policy is to 2x2 Example = $24 Annivenarys discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embarrassing to individuals or organizations. Cases of fraud can be prosecuted. 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Main St. www.suhenclave.com fir lor complelo listing or for complete listing or Call 353-5800 Call 353-5800 Open 7 Days a Week An SUH» Community SUH» is a trademark of SUH, Inc. http://www.wcnet.org/-inecca/ http://www.wc net.org/--mecca/ A BG News Special Edition t. Valentines Day Edition Monday, February 11,2002 2 Monday. February 11,2002 FEATURES: VALENTINE'S DAY WWW.BGNEWS.COM CONTMBUTKh\S TASHA STEIMER, FEATURES EDITOR RANDOM THOUGHTS OF THE DAY windy, rainy, 57-degree day or a windy, JESSICA HIMES, DESIGNER By Tasha Steimer Does anyone have a new car sitting for me ... My ad to get a V-Day date IHE BG NEWS sunny, 10-degree day... "And never had around that they would be willing to SWF, 21, temporary redhead, looking LISA BETTINGER. QUEEN OF THE NABOO 1 never realized how dorky I was no problems, yeah, bumin' down one give me... "To disco down and check for SM, 20-26, mentally stable, who night stands"... out the show. And they were dancin', doesn't have a girlfriend. I might be KIMBERLY DUPPS, MARTHA STEWART GURU until 1 started to color-code my tablets and folders ... Getting an education is If someone (except Nick 1 lurm) calls and singin', and movin' to the asking for too much... "Play that funk- me 'doll' or 'babe' or 'dear' one more groGi/in'"... CRAIG GIFFORD, "THE CRAIGGER" like buying a new car. You're charged ing music white boy"... for extras you don't need, and you can't time, 1 think I'll just have to stand there Won Id nl it be weird if a squirrel was A big thanks to the shuttle drivers on JOSH HARTNETT. INSPIRATION trade models without committing and take it... 1 haven't been able to save afraid of heights? No really, think about the off-campus south route. You're my any money. Guess that trip away from it... Command adhesives and Listerine heroes ... I'm tired, and my head is JEFF HINDENACH, DESIGN SUPERVISOR yourself for at least two more years ... " Yeah, there was a funky singer; playin' Bowling Green for spring break is out... striiK are the best inventions since the 'empty of all (noughts except !o say thai NICK HURM. LADIES' MAN in a rock and roll band".- "And everything around me. got to wheel ...The Hall of Foam at Easystreet if you don't like what you're reading, I want to wish my uncle a happy stop to fi'i'lin' so low. And I decided is harder than I thought. My advice is come in and join lite famous and dys- NORA SMITH, WRITER birthday. It's the 14th. I wonder if he quickly, yes I did"... to start early, maybe on your 21 st birth - functional BG News family. We're just Harrison Rord is single again. Older day... "And just when it hit me, some- like the Kennedys. DAVID W. STORIE. "DIRK DIGGLER" would rather have his birthday on a day that doesn't celebrate lovers ... I just means more experienced, and I'll body turned around and shouted"... ANDREA WILHELM. FRUGAL FEMININE can't decide what I dislike more - a fight any bimbo for him ... Hi A. E. Can you go more than one year I don't like Editor's Notes. Wiey'ntbor- McKenzie ... My car is on its last leg. without buying a CD? It's easy when ing. Iltopeyou like this instead. my little brother buys and bums them Find the Pe.Ke.et Home for 2002 2003. 5 THE FLOWER BASKET ? Join the IVewlove Family Team Today! •» i^c165 oSouth AX. 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JSrWild Heart S 15.95 P? i_^,—J usl for fun, a "wild" animal surrounds this bud vase of daisies. r^> ^» Choose from an alligator, lion or elephant. j^ ^—» ChooM from ma obovs or our oftW lpscid fmh orrangemsnh ^^L Hw». tfuflad baon, bolooni, condUt. pfanh and much, much moral The Bo wen-Thompson Student Union _ "Wants 60 be your ^ Argentine I FREE Valentine Treats at the Information Center 7.1 m - m idn 1 y ht Mohdaj -Friday l).1 m in 1 dni^ht Saturday & Sunday NEWIPVE Rentals 352-5620 • 332 S. Main St.* www.newloverealty.com WWW.BGNEWS.COM FEATURES: VALKXTI.\i:*S DAY Monday, February 11.2002 3 Chocolate LOVER'S The Harry London Chocolate Factory is a chocolate heaven right near Canton, Ohio. ByTashaSIeimer IHl 8G NEWS Have you ever heard ihc phrase, "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach?" Guys, look- ing to score points with your chocolate-loving girl- friend? Even if you're just looking for a place to go during the dreary winter months, a tour at the Harry I/>ndon Chocolate Factory could lie the tick- et. Located three hours east in Canton, Ohio, The I larry London Chocolate Factory offers guided tours in their 200,000 square-foot facility. The fac- tory was built and expanded in 1995. The 45- minute tour includes a video, history about the company, how to make various gounnet candies, and supplying to private companies. The cost is $2 for adults and seniors, S1 for children 3 to 18 years old and children under two are free. lasha Sleimer BG News The tour starts in a long hallway with the com- Next on the tour: The pany's highlights framed on the wall. I larry Chocolate Shop is open Monday London learned to make fine confections from his father, Gilbert. Harry began getting requests for his through Saturday from 9 a.m. to candies after years of making them for friends. In 6 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. 1922, he quit his job as a steelworker to start the to 5 p.m. Factory tours are only company. He bought the house next door and available Monday through built an underground tunnel between the base- Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ments. Also in this hallway, you'll learn that Oprah No tours are given on Sunday. Winfrey is a big fan of the chocolates, and that the 'London Mint' is served in the White House. From there, you move into a heated room where paddles in four large tanks continuously stir lique- CHOCOLATE. PAGE 11 SEND YOUR VALENTINE Alyssa Lee's "COCOA BEAN Thursday February, 14* isoncllo's L Place your . " • Good H.'lll.' CI'IIIL'I order for •Products for the bath your Valentine Heart-Shaped COCOA and home TODAY • Fin.' Ui.w/.irvs iEIwiirt Cnlkno Pizza 203 N. Main BEAN • cjift Baskets FREE DELIVERY fine Chocolates • (jrvuf Y.if.-iiruu's An/ 3391R Xmaoe PR352JS166 CfiJitQ»8~. — o Gilts — Gifts Aii il raws ^r Open for Lunch • 1.11'qY St'fiYfh?ll ■ < ■':■+ Fri. Sat. Cookies & Cakes Sun. 130 E. Court St, BG .in- Mini \\,-,l In ,\ -.11 I KM LOCAL DELIVERY 419.353.3525 Any specal prices appryCraikl al kxations www.buggywhipbakcry.com Fteas can be sat to WINDOW SHOPPING WRITING MUSIC WINDOW SHOPPING: Browse through the mall and look at all of the things you want. Test out all the toys at Meijer or Wal- Mart. WRITING MUSIC: II you can sing, try writing your loved one a song. Play a musical instru- ment? There you go, instant gift. WWW.BGNEWS.COM FEATURES: VALKXTIXK'S DAY Monday, February 11,2002 5 that's what makes it fun. parks at night. All the kids are ever. Go wild. mond or pearl. just can't go wrong with candy. Another entertaining idea is to' home in bed; so the playground Since we're all college students, One great personalized gift Designer chocolates, however, go window shopping. Browse equipment is fair game. Find a I'm sure you either own a CD idea is the ever popular "coupon can get pretty pricey. Instead, try through the mall and look at all of good spot and check out the burner, or know someone who book" It is a homemade collec- buying an assortment of your the things you want and can't stars. And if you are really nerdy, does. Why not make a mixed CD tion of "coupons" your partner partner's favorites. afford. All right, so it may seem bring the telescope. It worked for of your partner's favorite songs, can turn in for special favors. Another great idea is the like torture, but it can actually be Ronnie in "Can't Buy Me Love," it or songs that remind you of Example: this coupon entitles homemade gift Resort back to fun. Check out the toy store, or can work for you too! Not athlet- them. Be sure to include "your you to one back massage. I've your childhood days in elemen- the toy aisles of Meijer or Wal- ic enough for some swinging and song" if you have one, in the mix. actually seen these booklets tary school where Valentine's Day Mart. This is where the most fun monkey bars? Take a walk. If you want to get your date a CD available for purchase, so why gifts consisted of construction happens. Test out all the toys, just Unfortunately, Bowling Green of one of their favorite artists, try not save some money, pull out paper, glue, paper doilies, and try not to get kicked out of the isn't near a beach, so no romantic checking out Finders in Bowling the crayons and markers, and glitter. Handmade cards can be store. It's hours of entertainment; moonlit walks along the water Green. They sell used CDs for make your own. great gifts because you can per- trust me. can occur, but with some imagi- really cheap. For those of you who think all sonalize them to say exactly what Who says a date has to take nation you may find a fun place Another great place to look for the previously listed ideas are you want. Another way to say place at night to be romantic? to go. gifts is on e-Bay. You can find sev- lame, you need to not take your- how much you love someone is Check out the matinees at the If geeking it up on some cheesy eral hard-to-find items and bid self so seriously. One of the best to write a poem. It doesn't have to movie theatre. Woodland Mall date is not your idea of fun, there on them. Many times, the items things about having a boyfriend be Shakespeare, just a way to tell charges only $3.50 for a matinee are still several ways to get your are auctioned off at extremely or girlfriend is that you have your loved one how much you ticket. Sneak in your own pop partner a gift they will love. The low prices. Shipping and han- someone to be silly and crazy care about them. and candy, and you are all set! Or first step in getting the perfect gift dling will add a little extra to your with. No one likes to laugh alone. Whatever you decide to do for even cheaper, rent a movie. All is to make it personal. Find out all sum, and you also have to allow However, if you are still searching your boyfriend or girlfriend this right, so it's not an original idea, of their favorite things and incor- for delivery, but I believe it is well for that inexpensive perfect gift, Valentine's Day there are a few but you have to be creative. Rent porate that into your gift You worth the try. here are some ideas. Go tradi- ideas to keep in mind. One: Be your date's favorite childhood don't have to spend a lot of If you have a talent, then you tional. Flowers and candy are imaginative. Do something movie, or maybe just their money. It is gifts like these where are all set for Valentine's Day. Use perhaps the two most sought you've never done before. Try favorite movie. Once again, get it really is "the thought that your gift, to make a gift! If you can after gifts around Valentine's Day. new things. Be spontaneous. some discount candy and Faygo counts." sing, try writing your loved one a Guys, here's a hint, unless your Two: Don't take yourself so seri- pop, and you've got yourself a Do you have any pictures of song. Play a musical instrument? girl is severely materialistic and ously. Don't be afraid to act stu- cheap date. the two of you together? If so, you There you go, instant gift. Maybe spoiled, she won't care what kind pid. And three: Don't stress over Since it's February, outdoor can find picture frames, many you can draw or paint? Try your of flowers you get her as long as the date or gift. Things don't have date ideas are limited. However, times, for under $5. Want to be a hand at writing a love letter, or they have petals and stems. to be expensive to be romantic. If if you are ambitious, and can tol- little more original? Make a col- making a list of everything you Instead of a dozen red roses, just you are lucky enough to have erate a little cold weather, there lage for your loved one. Cut up love about your partner. get one. One single red rose sym- someone to spend Valentine's are several activities you can do old magazines, use ticket stubs Personalized gifts from the heart bolically means, "I love you." Day with, perhaps that is the best outside. Check out the local from movies you've saved, what- can mean more than any dia- Another great gift is candy. You gift there is. COFFEE SHOP PICNIC C0FFEESH0P:Gotoacoffee shop you've never been in, or try eating at a hole-in-the-ground restaurant. You may be sur- prised to find the food is really good. PICNIC: Try to cook dinner together. Once you've got the food, try having an indoor picnic. Sure, it's completely dorky, but that's what makes it fun. 6 Monday, February 11.2002 KKATUIiKS: \AI.K.VILVKS DAY WWW.BGNEWS.COM TOP ROMANTIC MOVIES Mood Musi(Land music to kill the mood OF OUR TIME 1) William Shakespeare's every great love song is about sex. guitar riffs with such intelligent MOOD MUSIC Romeo and Juliet (1996k With "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by lyrics like the song title. If you find LISA "Something": Not every Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Aerosmith For some fans, this song songs about mad dashes to the Danes. BETTINGER great love song is about sex. marked a low point in the bands' restroom romantic, then this is A&l.Mtor career. However for most people your song. 2) Casablanca (1943): With this was the love song of the year. "Break Stuff" by Limp Bizkit Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid It's Valentine's Day lime once Who knew Aerosmith could be so Ahh ... nothing says love like chain- Bergman again. I did something like this a good with an orchestra? Who knew saws, ripping faces raw, and break- 3) Pretty Woman (1990k With A lew years hack, bill with the multi- that Aerosmith could lake a Diane ing someone's f& %$#t» face Richard Gere and Julia Roberts tude of new releases since then I Warren written song and record it tonight, lor breakups this song is figured maybe it was time to without all the melodrama? king. Nothing helps you get over 4) City of Angels (1998): With update my list of Valentine's Day "I'll Make Love to You" by lloyz II that creep faster than this. Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan music. Men Call it the "I J't's Gel it On" for "Nookie" is good too but nothing 5) When Harry Met Sally (1989): ihe 90s. Hoy/. II Men deliver a love Hirst we have to pay tribute to gels Ihe anger out like this. THE BEATLES With Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan. those semi's that just add a little song with perfect harmony and "Me So Honry" by 2 Live Crew 1 something to the mood. If these soul. You can't romance without The song title speaks for itself. Do I 6) My Fair Lady (1964): With Rex can't make you feel the love, then I soul. need to say any more? Harrison and and Audrey don't know what else will. "Your Song" by lilton John This "This is Hardcore" by Pulp MOOD KILLER Hepburn. "I.et's(let It On" by Marvin CJaye song is basically a love letter sent to Nothing is more romantic than a "Break Stuff: Nothing gets 7) Ever After-A Cinderella \ list of romantic songs would music for those who can't say those song about hard-core porn and you over that creep faster. Story (1998): With Dougray Scott mean nothing without this song. special words. Ewan McGregor's men in stained raincoats. and Drew Barrymore. On this song, Marvin does not gel renditon from "Moulin Rouge!" is Keewwww. I would love to quote any smoother. It sure beats hearing also perfect for the moment. some of the lyrics but my mom 8) Anna and the King (1999): those corny pick-up lines or super Now if you are single, like myself, taught me that a lady does not say With Chow Yun-Fat and Jodie Jirty bedroom talk. or you have been scorned by love, things like that. Foster. "Something" by The Beatles No, well these are your songs. If you are "Love Slinks" by 1. Geils Band No (his is not on the list because in ihe mood for love you might mailer how many years go by, this 9) As Good As It Gets (1997): With Jack Nicholson and Helen Cieorge Harrison, the song's writer, want to avoid these as they are sure song is still king of the anti-love Hunt. died last year. It's on here because to kill the mood. songs. Perfect for the totally lonely it describes real love. There is "I'arty 'Till You Puke" by Andrew and the perfect mood killer for 10) Jerry Maguire (1996): With attachment without being creepy, WK. 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"It makes Valentine's Day is coming up This is much the same as popular culture. research into the serious history of more money a year than everything again, time to visit your local Christmas, the celebration of Jesus' pornography in popular culture. I le else that I lollywcxxl produces, that I lallmark, or whatever card shop is birth. Wisemen brought the baby By David W. Stone lias some plans to teach a class on is all the movies, all the block- neat by. lesusgold, frankincense anil myrrh IHE BC NEWS the subject of pornography at the busters." You know, the day you buy the to honor their king. We now keep So Valentine's Day rolls around University in the future. Brown said that part of the reason one you love a card, flowers, Candj alive that tradition of gift giving on but there is no one around to share "1 have had some serious interest why the pornography industry is so and maybe a couple other surpris- that holiday. your romantic inclinations with. from students, not just students who profitable is that it is so inexpensive es (which this reporter can't write I also believe that giving gifts on Before you get too frustrated just want to look at ditty books but seri- to make. Production costs for most or else he'll give away his present to birthdays symbolizes what the remember, as long as there has been ous intellectual interest," Brown pornographic materials am mini- his girlfriend). wisemen did. art there has been the ultimate said. mal. Ilicrc are those who like to call I think sometimes we forget the cheap date, pornography. According to Brown, pornography Much of what is now mainstream Valentine's Day a I lallmark holiday true purpose of Valentine's day, "Material that can be considered is an extremely popular and preva- entertainment technology has its because it is a day that everyone which is honoring the patron saint pornographic can be found in lent part of popular culture. It is roots in pornography. VCR's origi- buys cards. I lowever, if that's the of love. Its not a day for single peo- almost all cultures back into prchis- found in almost every media and case, then aren't Christmas, luislci totlc times," said leffery Brown, deals with every conceivable topic. and all our birthdays I lallmark hol- assistant professor of popular cul- P0RNOGRAPHY, PAGE 10 idays as well? COMMERCIALIZATION, PAGE 10 8 Monday. February 11.2002 FEATURES: VALENTINE'S DAY WWW.BGNEWS.COM Food is the way Jewelry nice gift to a man's heart To begin, fill the metal pot half way with water and put the alu- minum bowl on top. Then bring for all on V-Day the water to a simmer over medi- um heat. Once the water is sim- boxes that arc still popular (and items at jewelry stores both times of mering place about half the bag of Giving jewelry for under $20)." the year are engagement rings. candy melts in the aluminum As a child, my mom and 1 would bowl. Stir the melts constantly until Valentine's Day has Howard's, across the street from "They're usually big, because they bake cakes and cookies, and make Ben Franklin's on South Main Street, are usually given as gifts," they are completely melted. It become a tradition for candy for most holidays. It was a should not take that long—about is running special sales on pearls, Hernandez said. way for us to bond, but it was also people of all ages. including 18-inch strand necklaces Klever said jewelry sales might be five minutes. a way for her to give presents to Remove the pans from the heat for the holiday. even better for Valentine's Day if the friends without spending a lot of holiday didn't come so soon after but do not remove the aluminum By Craig Gilford "A lot of that came from (the tradi- money. tion of sorority) girls getting pearled Christmas. bowl from the pan. The hot water THE SC NtWS last year, 1 spent way too much will keep the chocolate melted. Fill After buying flowers and candy for by their boyfriends," said Lauren "A lot of people are still paying off money at the Godiva store in Hernandez, sales associate at their Christmas debts," he said. the molds using a metal spoon. thai special someone on Valentine's franklin Park Mall and decided this Once the molds are full you can Day, one of the toughest and possi- Howard's. While roses and candy have been year I would make the chocolate Hernandez said that she sees a Valentine's traditions almost since take candy sticks to make lollipops bly most expensive decisions that gifts for those people I hold near and place them into the chocolate. follows for a guy is what to buy that younger crowd at her store, mostly in the holiday began, jewelry has and dear. the 20-35 year old range. recently become just as big, or big- (These can be found near the will really sweep the girl off her feet. Anyone can make candy — it's candy molds.) Put the mold into In many cases the decision is jewelry. Howard's tries to keep that fact in ger. not as hard as anyone thinks. There mind by catering to the younger "On a scale of one to ten (with one the freezer for about 20 minutes or With places like Howard Jewelers are a few basic supplies that are until the chocolate is hard. and Klevers Jewelry Store in town, crowd, especially University stu- being the best), jewelry is probably needed and they are relatively dents, during the weeks before about a one or two (in gift populari- If you want to be creative, melt University students don't have to inexpensive. First, you need a dou- colored candy melts and use the look too hard to find the right ring, Valentine's Day. ty)," Hernandez said. "The flowers ble boiler. However, I used a make- "We usually do a lot of buying for and candy are actually an add-on to paint brush to pain the parts of the necklace or bracelet shift one by putting an aluminum mold that you want that color. However, some students may many prices ranges,"_ Hernandez jewelry." mixing bowl over a metal pot. It is said. "We keep in mind the wealthier I lowever, you will not be able to fill worry that their checkbook will take important the bowl is as big or big- the mold at first. You paint the a major hit when buying jewelry. group and the students who may not ger dian the metal pot so that have as much money." shell, put in the freezer and fill the Most pieces of jewelry run for hun- water does not mix with the choco- mold after the shell is hard. Jon Klever, owner of Klevers WHERE TO SHOP: dreds or thousands of dollars, which late. Second, cheap paint brushes Guys, your girlfriends will defi- may or may not be affordable for col- Jewelry Store, said all anyone needs like the ones you used when you Howard Jewelers: Across nitely appreciate the time and lege students. to do is look, and they will find what were a kid, and third, a candy mold the street from Ben effort you put into the candy. Bargains are out there, though, they are looking for at a manageable that can be purchased at Meijer or price. Franklin's on South Main. Chocolate is a girl's best friend — j Klevers, on the corner of Poe and Wal-Mart. well, it's second to diamonds. "There's a variety of things," he and I laskins Roads, has roses dipped Klevers Jewelry Store: said. There's a selection out there, at in 24-karat gold for under $50 and is Comer of Poe and Haskins • ••••••••••••••••■a »■»■• stocked with sterling silver. least we have one." According to Hernandez, Roads. Did you know... 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February ll. 2002 FEATURES: VALKXTIXE'S DAY WWW.BGNEWS.COM Pornography goes mainstream Valentine's Day not PORNOGRAPHY, FROM PAGE 7 are used to hold erotic books or some consider pornography simply erotic sounds. others consider art and what is only for couples nally were popular as a way lo view "One of the major reasons pornography at one time may nificant reason to celebrate than for pornography in the privacy of the why people first learned lo read be art at another. COMMERCIALIZATION. FROM PAGE 7 the pure purpose of celebrating rela- home. The Internet, which still was so they could read porno- "One reason why art and tionships (Isn't that what dates, contains large amounts of graphic writings," lirown said. pornography are so hard to pie to feel bad and not necessarily a anniversaries, even everyday should pornography, gained much of "Pornography was the original define is thai both are very sub- day only for couples. Il is merely a be for?) its original popularity as a way reason for tlie advent of the jective and have a great deal of day to show your affection to some- Valentine's Day. on die odter hand, is to exchange pornographic paperback novel." range and overlap," Brown said. one you care about, whether it be a diere to remind us of what we should material. DVD's and other new The definition of pornogra- "What ever your personal significant other, spouse, parent, sib- be doing everyday and that is telling media are often used as ways to phy has changed over (he opinion of pornography is, it is ling or close friend. someone we care about that we love heller store and use pornogra- course of history and varies a major part of culture and can- Everyone, therefore, can celebrate them. phy. Even audible recordings from person to person. What not be ignored." Brown said. Valentine's Day. It's just that too often, So next time you here someone say loo much focus is placed on significant diat Valentine's Day is a I lallmark holi- others and il shouldn't be only that. day, give them a hug and tell diem you Now Sweetest Day is a Hallmark love them: even if il isn't Valentine's I loliday (1 say thai, although I do cele- Day. brate ill. There is no backbone or sig- KLEVERS JEWELRY Anniversary Sale »5 t**nde>)AUnet* *KJ$2j^'torn, Z? ONE YEAR CELEBRATION of our move to Fairview Plaza ?r Bridal Sets, Wedding Rings, Engagement Rings, Bracelets, THE CLOSET DOOR Earings, Gemstone Rings for her and him Will wrap your gift and top it with a Serving the University since 1918 FREE beautiful red silk rose 'We've Moved to the corner ofPoe qnd Has kins- V! And yes - will even deliver your •353-6691 • Open Monday-Saturday • Valentine gift for you. Stop in and let us help you j^oose just the right gift! 214 South Main St downtown B.C. 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Each tank is holds son. nies. packaged at the factory and are made exclusively for these 80,000 gallons of chocolate that will The remainder of the factory is A second observation hall is sit- shipped around the country and companies. Companies that have eventually make over seven million viewed from an observation hall uated above the factory ground abroad. contracts include Universal pieces of candy. The factory uses that runs along the factory floor. floor, running down the middle of The factory makes over 500 vari- Studios' character Curious George about one tank of chocolate each Caramels and other fillings are the room. On the left side, a bot- eties of candies; only about a and the Walt Disney Company. day. made in several 'kitchens' along the tomer, enrobcr, as well as other dozen can be made each day. The tour ends in the Chocolate The chocolate is moved to the main floor. Liquid caramel is machines from the original facto- Each shift prepares several differ- Store, advertised as the largest in factory floor by large pipes running poured onto steel tables and cooled. ry, are used. Workers add decora- ent varieties. Three shifts work the Midwest. The store has every- along the ceiling The pipes contain Each table holds 100 pounds of tions by hand to the tops of the around the clock, five days a week. thing from chocolates to nuts to smaller pipes filled with 90-degree caramel, worth about $895. gourmet chocolates. Chocolates and candies for the jelly beans to hard candy along water to keep the chocolate from Televisions are set at various loca- New equipment, buill in Europe holidays are prepared months in with a number of other sweets. hardening and clogging the pipes. tions along the tour path, showing for the new facility, are lined on advance. 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