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University colors and showcase their CAMPUS spirit before the football team takes on the Theme connects past, present BRIEF University of Toledo on Saturday. When SICSIC passes by. parade guests Homecoming parade 'rolls are allowed to follow behind and join in. Discussion, collaboration morphs into creation of "Don't Stop BG'ing" theme according to the Homecoming section of the along' Wooster Street University's website. A pep rally on the University Hall lawn By Dm. King The University's 2011 Homecoming parade will immediately follow the parade, where Assistant Pulse Editor "People like it because it appeals to Brainstorming theme ideas is the will begin at S p.m Friday at the comer of the Homecoming King and Queen will be current students, but it also appeals first step of the process, and Webb Wooster and Mercer streets. crowned. Encourage school spirit, appeal to to alumni," Webb said. "We want said students do a large part of the current and former students and get something that's going to be upbeat, idea generating. East Wooster Street, between Mercer The rally will also feature performances Road and South College Drive, will close by the dance team, pep band, cheerleaders people excited: these are all things and get people excited and to want The University homecoming for approximately one hour for the parade. and more the homecoming theme must to get involved with homecoming." committee has a wide range of Mercer Road, between Merry Street and East The rain site for the parade is 101 accomplish. The creation of a homecoming members, including students, fac- Wooster Street, will also close. Olscamp, according to the Homecoming sec- "Don't Stop BG'ing" is this year's theme is a process that begins in ulty, staff, someone from each aca- The parade will feature the Falcon tion of the University's website. homecoming theme—a theme Jodi January, when the University com- demic college, campus operations Marching Band. Homecoming Royalty, For more information about Homecoming Webb, senior associate dean of stu- mittee typically forms. and more. cheerleaders, floats from campus organiza- events this weekend, visit www.bgsu.edu/ dents and chair of the University "The first thing we do is we really tions and more. offices/mc/bomecoming/indexhtml. See BG'ING | Page 2 homecoming committee, said is start to look at trying to develop the Students are encouraged to wear catchy and well-liked. theme," Webb said.
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SICSIC unveils some secrets of its activities behind boosting school spirit
ByAihRapal Mysteries; Editor-in-Chief Students have many questions about SICSIC. However, much of the information about their day-to-day business is There is one tradition at the University that is surrounded by a secret. mystery, rumors and "spirit in your face." The name "SICSIC" has a meaning behind it, but only its When asked about this spirit crew, people of the University members know it, said senior "Regis Philbin" in his high- respond with words including secret, historic, leaders, poor pitched voice. spelling, candy and masks. They said they also have regular meet- They are known as SICSIC and have been a University ings but would not say where or when. tradition since 1946. You can expect to see them wearing They did say they weren't in Prout masks and jumpsuits at every home game spreading spirit Chapel even though former presi at residence halls visiting students with President Mary Ellen Mazey, or around campus hanging up their signature signs See SICSIC | Page 2 around campus.
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RIDE THE BULL Homecoming weekend benefits local businesses
Students, alumni line up for cookies, merchandise
By Simon* Jackion Reporter tial increase in business during Homecoming Weekend too. The number of people coming to "We just celebrated our fifth year celebrate in the Bowling Green anniversary, and we have alumni area to participate in homecoming coming back just to see us," said events is financially beneficial to the Maureen Lanigan. head cookie chef University and the local community. at The Cookie Jar. "We are very excit- Dean Smith, manager of ed about homecoming" Campus Pollyeyes, has seen the "Saturday is the busiest day for effect that homecoming has had us; we are twice as busy as usual," on his business. Lanigan said. In past years, The "Homecoming is by far the busiest Cookie lar has had people lined up weekend of the year," he said. "There outside waiting to order. has been up to a two-hour wait." Some of The Cookie Jar's custom- This year's homecoming is ers preordered their cookies. expected to bring more alumni and "Our chocolate chip and snicker- fans, because of the football game doodle cookies are the most popular against the University of Toledo, the See BUSINESS | Page 2 AIYSS*GANNON I IHE6GNEWS University's rival. The Cookie lar has a substan- JUSTIN IELL a senior, tides the mechanical bull at the Homecoming KkAoff event Wednesday night in the Union Ballroom
FORUM PULSE SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Students should get spirited Netf lix drops Qwikster BG football takes on Toledo What are you doing for homecoming? The BG News staff encourages stu- Netflix's changes over the summer affected The Falcon football team will look to rebound ITHRAN KANOYTON dents to be spirited all the time and students and classes. Negative reactions from two straight, tough losses against Toledo this Senior, Telecommunications engage in this week's homecoming from its customers cause the company to weekend. The Falcons' record now sits at 5-3 so far "Hopefully keeping my liver and pride and celebration |Pagt 4 reverse their plans | Page 5 this season | Pag* 7 lungs" | Page 4
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and narrowed it down to the students can connect with," pus culture," Rosenthal said. "This year the theme is BUSINESS BG'ING top few," Gilbert said. Gilbert said "We want it to be Gilbert said the commit- catchy; I've heard a lot of peo- From Page 1 From Page 1 When narrowing down the something people can really tee wanted to use that song ple referring to it," Webb said. theme list, the students think play off of and get into." because everyone is familiar The theme was finalized in during homecoming," Lanigan There is also a homecom- about how each idea can Webb said this year's with it, and the committee March this year. said. ing committee made purely relate to students and be car- theme works because of how wanted to make it have a Once the theme is final- Homecoming Weekend of students. The student steer- ried through in the parade, it relates to the song "Don't Bowling Green meaning. ized, the committees start brings people who are here ing committee is composed or on a T-shirt, said Rachel Stop Believin'" bylourney. " [Students] can relate to the working on incorporating it to celebrate to downtown of five committee chairs and Rosenthal, director of the stu- "It's an older song but theme because after gradu- into homecoming activities. Bowling Green as well. a director, and it is guided by a dent steering committee for it's been in the media in ation, they keep BGSU pride "We try to incorporate "A lot of students and their graduate student adviser and homecoming. the last few years, and stu- and carry it on to the real it where we can to try and families hang out down- a staff adviser. Volunteers and "We want something dents know it because of world," Gilbert said. add fun to the week." Webb town during 1 Iomecoming members of each chair's com- people like and catch the Glee remake," Webb Once the student commit- said. "The Falcon march- Weekend" said Kelly Woods, mittee also help think of ideas onto," Rosenthal said. "We said. "We want something tee picks its top few choices, ing band will perform some manager of Grounds for for a theme. want a different variation that's positive and upbeat il sends the choices to the Journey songs and 'Don't Stop Thought, "It is good for the Shawn Gilbert, market- in interpretation, some- and something that people University committee, who Believin" at the pep rally." community." ing and promotions chair thing that can be taken can relate to." then picks the theme. The goal with the theme is The University's book- in the student committee, many different ways." Rosenthal said the theme "1 feel like we have a lot of to get more people to love the store also benefits from said the student committee When the students are is easy and relatable, because flexibility with what we pick," University, become involved Homecoming Weekend. brainstorms a huge list of brainstorming ideas, Gilbert people tend to sing along to Webb said. and be inspired by home- Homecoming brings a lot of theme ideas and then dis- said they take alumni and the Journey song, replacing Webb said "Don't Stop coming, Rosenthal said. They people, especially alumni, into cusses the ideas. current students intoaccount. "Believin"' with "BG'ing". BG'ing" was by far the most also look to reach out to first the store. "We weighed out the nega- "It has to be something "We took something that popular option when the year students and tie them "We make sure that we are tives and positives of each both alumni and current was already a part of the cam- committee voted. into the University. fully stocked, and there is a wide selection of alumni mer- chandise." said Merchandise "I low king are you going to organizations you're trying to joked. said. "We just pop in, pop out, Manager Wendy Schortgen. SICSIC sit there and think about us?" be a part of," Gene said, refer- put signs up and you're like This year, all proceeds From Regis said about people who ring to past members who Being SIGIG where'd those come from?" from official homecom- try to interpret the signs. juggled being in Greek Life. The members remain in They emphasized the ing merchandise will go to dent Frank J. Prout created the Gene said she has never the group from the time they importance of the groups' tra- the Homecoming Steering group. Living a double Wei been called out for being on are selected as freshman until dition by spreading spirit on Committee. "We don't chill in there, but The members balance SICSIC. Regis on the other they are unmasked as seniors. campus and making people The bookstore tries to be as we represent Prout," Regis spending about 10 hours a hand said he gets called out all They said they don't have happy. accessible to its customers as said. week working for SICSIC and the time. specific training and that it's "People who come back see possible during Homecoming Whether they have an office their schedules as full-time "You just deny, deny, deny," more about getting into char- how we're still going on," Miss Weekend, Schortgen said. The on campus is a mystery too students with social lives. Regis said. acter. Piggy said. stores hours are extended, as all they would reveal was "You become an awesome "What's funny is when you "Once you're in the mask Gene said there's a reason and there is a tent at the foot- that they have met in adviser liar," Regis said with a laugh. see someone you do know you just become like a differ- the University is a top college ball game where merchandise Michael Ginsburg's office in They said they are constant- on campus and then you just ent person." Regis said. and that it has developed so can be purchased. the Union. ly coming up with excuses for throw out a name, and they're Gene said she didn't have a much. The bookstore has had an The only people associated why they can't be somewhere, just like ... wh/d they know voice for the first month until "No matter what the outside increase in online purchases with the University who can especially when their friends me," Regis said. she decided to drop her voice world is like, BG has the same leading up to Homecoming openly know the students ask them to go to home games. As for maintaining their dis- down low. core values and traditions," Weekend. who are part of SICSIC is their "You become the busi- guised voices, they said it can As for their masks, Regis Gene said. "During Homecoming adviser Ginsburg, President est person ever," sophomore be hard on them especially said the mask picks them. Regis said the idea of tradi- Week our sales double," said Mazey and alumni of the "Miss Piggy" said as a way to when it comes to laughing. After getting their charac- tion makes him think of his Schortgen. group. cover what she is really doing. "That's the hardest part; ters set, the members often family. Apparel is the most popular People often ponder the People think you're study- whenever I start laughing I interact with the people they "BG has a big campus feel item sold during ll^ivvpi)^. [m^»ni^u^#iiSIC's signs on ing. ai.l«lii*ud,juniuri "Gtsne, Just kind of squeak.', Mjd Miss nieuiuiuampuii— • w _■ tut a small campus atmoi Weekend. Many alumni are campus. Simmons" with her raspy Piggy in her voice that's even "You never know where sphere," he said. "It's very con- looking to update their BGSU "It's just us with bad literacy voice. higher than Regis'. we're going to be or how long nected here. We're like a family wardrobe. Schortgen said. skills." Regis said. "It's hard if you're in certain "I just don't laugh," Regis we're going to stay," Regis here. It's our own little home."
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STAFF EDITORIAL HOMECOMING IS HERE Students should show more pride Homecoming week is the only time of the year people seem to be proud of the school
To the average eye. home- can to promote school spirit coming is a week full of during homecoming week spirit across campus that and throughout the semester. seems to come right out As if it wasn't difficult of nowhere. We knew it enough to get students invest- arrived when we saw the ed, homecoming week seems "Don't stop BGing" signs in less important this year, as the grass and the mysteri- it was scheduled during the ous messages from SICSIC same week as Fall Break. plastered to the Union. Three of the seven days to Approximately 70 activities celebrate were eliminated HANNAH SYPNISWSKI will take place this week and this year. IHt BGNEWS more students are choosing Regardless of when the to wear orange and brown. football team could face The University commmu- the University of Toledo, nity is doing all it can to the University should have ensure the Falcons soar over pushed for a full week of Priveleged citizens should not complain the Rockets this Saturday. homecoming, rather than Unfortunately, this seems a week when students are hard-times-on-wall-street/) his presidential campaign, more taxes on the poor and to be the only week students returning from break (which "These people" are bank- about the 47 percent who do middle class, to protect the really care to show their they probably would have ers who are sad about work- not pay federal income taxes. tax cuts given to the rich. Falcon pride. rather stayed on because of ing harder for less, even That's because they're too (http:/72012.talkingpoints- The word "apathy" has their overall lack of invest- though their salaries are poor. memo.com/2011/10/gop- been used often when talk- ment in the University). still 5.5 times larger than the A decade of Republican demands-middle-class-tax- ing about the students at the In addition to homecom- "It would all be hilariously average salary in the private policies have made the rich hikes.php) University. It could be a fair ing being scheduled the funny," Nobel-Prize-winning sector. richer, the poor poorer, and The world now seems safe word to use though. same time as Fall Break, the economist Paul Krugman It's all part of a larger trend shrunk the middle class. from the prospect of Rick Students seem to take momentum that existed for writes in a recent blog post, of selfish weepiness among Now, to add injury to Perry as the leader of the at least a little pride in the the Centennial Homecoming "if these people weren't the powerful and rich in insult, Rick Perry, Michele most powerful nation of the University during homecom- seems to have evaporated. destroying the world." America. Bachmann and other intel- world. ing week, but they should try The University's 101-year (http://krugman.blogs. Rick Perry complained, lectual luminaries of the to show more pride during anniversary is just as out- nytimes.com/2011/10/12/ in the announcement of right wing are calling for See JAMES | Page 10 the rest of the academic year standing as 100 years, and and get more invested in their it should be celebrated with University. just as much enthusiasm and Fortunately, efforts by public relations coordinating new administrators — like by the University. Homecoming traditions are not clear University President Mary If University officials are Ellen Mazey's re-initiating of only excited for homecoming "Falcon Fridays" —are push- every 100 years, students will tell potential students that sets about it. However, I didn't We may have been too cool ing for an improvement in the adopt the same mentality. our school apart. drink—I just went to the game for high school but now we pride department. The University and the The big game is this week- and nearly froze to death. are at the peak of our freedom, However, much more still student body need to com- end; I do know that much. It's This year, I'll go to tailgating the top of our game, and we needs to be done. municate and work harder the Battle of 1-75; the back- again, this time with a foot- should be proud of the school Although it will never be together to improve the spirit yard brawl versus Toledo. But ball a warmer coat and the that grants us this freedom at fully accomplished, more and pride across campus on a I don't really know why we are intention of losing my voice the cost of at least 12 credit students should wear orange daily basis. It's homecoming weekend, rivals, or who takes the rivalry while going nuts for our team. hours per semester. and brown whenever they The University's 101 years and honestly I don't know seriously. I remember the apathetic I realize I placed so much can instead of wearing cloth- hold a lot of history and a lot what it really means. I would love to see thou- attitude regarding school spirit emphasis on the homecom- ing from Ohio University, to make students proud. As far as University tra- sands of Falcon fans backing beginning back in high school, ing game, because that's all I Miami University and Celebrate traditions by ditions go, I'm pretty ill- their hometown team in the back when it was cool to not be really know goes on. I heard University of Toledo. wearing orange and brown, informed. The only thing I way they back Ohio State's. stoked about your school. we usually have a concert, but More students should get to know alumni this really do religiously is walk Heck, given OSU's off-year, During pep rallies, stu- that was canceled this year. embrace not only our ath- weekend and of course, stay around the right side of the we should be more support- dents would stare blankly at I wish the University did letic programs, but also our connected by reading The University seaL Or is it the left ive of our team; they give us the cheerleaders trying their more to get the students award-winning musical art BGNews. side... just kidding; I'm not that something closer to home to mediocre best to get them pumped up. and theatre programs. Go to Who knows if they'll all still muchofanoob. be proud of. excited about their school But After all, when we gradu- shows and games and show be around in another 99 years I wish I knew more about We also have a mighty fine their spirit was dead, and the ate, we will be the ones get- your Falcon pride by doing so. when the University and the our school because I am pas- rugby club, and our volleyball only thing livening them back ting phone calls asking for A little bit of school spir- rest of the students decide to sionate about this place. I'm crew is looking great. Let's up was the game itself, where donations. Hopefully for the it really can go a long way show their spirit again? a walking BG billboard. I talk show them some love as weLL students would sit behind the University, we will think of to bring us together as a our University up so much, but 1 went tailgating last year, bleachers and brag about how all the times we pushed our community. besides my knowledge of the but I had no idea what was bad their team was and how way to the front row of the Unfortunately, the Respond to the staff at nightlife and a few accredita- going on. I was told I was sup- much they didn't realty want University isn't doing all it [email protected] tion facts, I don't know what to posed to drink, and that's to be there. See REED | Page 10
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songs like "Lost In Paradise" and BYMATTLIASSE "Swimming Home." She's been Amy Lee of Evanescence sweetly quoted saying that this album is croons "Hello, hello. Remember a "rainbow of sounds," but what me?" during the opening track of anyone would take away was the their first release in five years, and power behind her sweet vocals. no lyric could be more appropriate. A listener will not be able to I suffer from migraines. The self-titled album marks ignore the cheery tracks with Horrendous ones that usually their return to the radio after a catchy choruses and pop hooks, result in locking myself in a cold, long absence involving inner-band like lead single "What You Want" dark, quiet room for several hours disputes and a swap of producers. and "Sick." For a band that led the with an ice pack and a heavy dose HTTP;/lMAGfSPlCruRtSHUNT.COM "The anticipated third album gothic rock takeover early in the of my prescription remedy until avoiding caffeinated beverages. my weekly delivers the mixture of'hard rock century, the uptempo tracks come the nausea and pain dissipate. Lately, though, I've been routine rotation for quick, and epic, dark theatrics they are as a surprise. Even though "The New York overindulging in sweet, mild and weeknight dinners. Jamie Oliver's known for. The way the hard After the album's first five or Times" asserts "nearly 75 percent hot peppers — common culprits green chili, which so perfectly guitars in "TheChange" go straight six tracks, the album becomes of all migraines arc directly linked of migraines. melds the crispness of sweet into the piano introduction of "My monotonous, making some tracks to food allergies," I've never really Nigel Slater's to-die-for stuffed Heart Is Broken" is the sound they dull. Not many of the tracks are found any connection between peppers with ground pork, fresh See PEPPERS I Page 6 debuted with in their first ever defining and memorable, which my diet and migraines, apart from tomatoes and rosemary are in single "Bring Me To Life." can be sad for fans who waited Harder songs like "Made of the five years for the follow-up of Stone" will also be what old fans 2006's disappointing "The Open are waiting for. Door." The album's inspirations — The album's four bonus tracks Three University students compete this Bjork, Depeche Mode and MGMT featured on iTunes aren't worth — are also evident in the 12-track mentioning either. And the remix album. for "What You Want" is a mess. weekend for Miss Ohio USA title Lee's beautiful voice takes By Courtney Keenan center stage, especially in slower a positive role model for young girls the student organization for social P Jse Reporter across Ohio. workers. "I think it's a dream that tons of If she wins, Berry said she wants Many young girls have the dream of little girls have," Berry said. to do a lot of volunteer work and "go wearing a crown. As they grow up Berry, who has no prior pageant to schools and talk to young girls they realize there are more ways to experience, said her favorite about self image." do so than marrying a prince. previous Miss Ohio is "Halle Berry, Porter, a junior, also wants to be By Kendra Clark For three University students, this because we have the same last involved with community service my time choosing the flavors and dream may soon become reality. name." projects if she wins the title of Miss If I could describe my experience toppings. The flavors I liked the most Julie Berry, Erin Porter and Nina Berry is a volunteer coach for Ohio. Porter is a political science at Pinkberry in three words, they were peanut butter and mango. The Haaskivi are competing in the Miss Special Olympics for Wood County. major and is from Republic, Ohio. would be: tasty, but long and expen- flavor I didn't like was the chocolate, Ohio USA Pageant, taking place on She started as a volunteer coach She has experience with local town sive. because I was expecting the flavor to Oct. 14 and 15 in Portsmouth, Ohio. two years ago because she needed pageants, but said she has always The frozen yogurt Pinkberry has to be like chocolate ice cream but theirs Berry, a senior from Huron, Ohio volunteer hours for her major and wanted to compete at the state level. offer is good, but the overall experience was a different taste altogether, and I majoring in social work, said she said she just "got hooked." was bad from start to finish. was not a fan of it. wants to be Miss Ohio because it Along with coaching, Berry is See PAGEANT | Page 6 Walking up to the storefront and One really cool thing was all the would give her the opportunity to be also involved in Relay for Life and seeing the line can be closely related different toppings they had to offer, to waiting in line for a roller coaster. like cereal and swirl pearls. I got It usually goes out the door and can the raspberries, chocolate milk be deceiving as to how long the wait crunch, strawberry swirl pearls and will truly be. I tried to wait in line for strawberries mixed with my mango Pinkberry five different times before I frozen yogurt. I have to say it sent my could get the frozen yogurt because I taste buds on a vacation and opened simply ran out of time. my eyes to new flavors I had never When I finally got my treat. I had tried before. waited a whole hour. I'm sure this will Now everyone's most favorite part: improve as soon as the excitement themoney.Let'sjustsaylgotamedium about the store dies down, but I can cup with four different toppings, think of plenty of other things I could and the cup wasn't even filled. If you be doing with an hour than waiting in smooshed down the frozen yogurt line for some frozen yogurt. fancy swirl they do in the cup, it would Once I finally made it up to the only be about halfway filled place where we could order, the I do not think that was worth $7. experience became better. The people In all the product was good, but it working the front were very kind was not worth my time or the money. and understanding, and let me take
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Disney begins to reintroduce old classics in theaters
Disney, Pixar movies draw new crowds, are profitable "The Lion King 3D" takes success in cinematography
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Falcons take on Toledo in 2011 Homecoming game
ByMSdwbWyxxU minutes away." and the students aren't here ... and Assistant Sports Editor With 14 starting seniors, the University all these games are on TV now, why of Toledo has a veteran football team. travel three hours when you're not in Toledo, homecoming, rivalry Their defense alone features eight. school?" Clawson said. "I think for this — that's all there is to know The Rockets defense is a physical group rivalry... it's at a great time. We will about Saturday's matchup. that runs the ball well in the secondary, have hopefully better weather than The Falcons will be heading according to Clawson, and is experienced we would have in late November into their 76th contest with the at linebacker, but it is a challenge they look (and] I know we are going to have Rockets with a series advantage of forward to on offense. more student attendance." 39-32-4. In most of their recent meetings, this There is still one aspect Clawson Coach Dave Clawson and his team rivalry took place as the last game of the holds onto when it comes to the are looking to recover from their two road season and initially Clawson was against final game of the season. losses against West Virginia and Western the midseason move, but now he feels it is "I think there are so many posi- Michigan. for the better. tives; the only negative of it is that "It's very important for our football "College football and rivalries should when the game is the last game of the team this year that we show that we are an be about the students and the alumni and year you live with that win or that loss improved football team and we are bring- having your student and your alumni base for the next nine months," Clawson said. ing this program back to a level where coming back together and get behind their Two years ago when the Falcons went we are competing for championships and team — Bowling Green," Clawson said. to the Humanitarian Bowl, Clawson bowl games, and that's our goal," Clawson In previous years, when the game was said they indulged in their rivalry vic- said. "I've liked the way we have bounced the last game of the season, it took place back in practice, and there is no better way the Friday after Thanksgiving. See FOOTBALL to bounce back then to play your rival 20 "When it's the day after Thanksgiving
Toledo may no longer be BG's biggest riva
' PI includes hockey, a big sport here "1 that Toledo does not have. When you demonstrate pride in being one « i of a handful of schools that boasts Division I football, hockey and bas- ketball programs, as you should, If questioned, can you tell someone, why wouldn't you consider a school on the spot, why you dislike Toledo? that shares that with you (Miami) \ $ Do you even dislike Toledo? over a school that doesn't (Toledo)? • - — If you answered 'nope' to either of Also, I know more people who those questions, don't be alarmed. I dislike Miami than they do Toledo. can't either. Many times I have heard people talk Granted, I never grew up with negatively about the general atti- ^4V i a BG background. The opinions of tude of the Miami students, where- someone who grew up in this area as I have never heard that about are undoubtedly different from Toledo students. - • mine, where I was told that "we just Maybe I don't listen hard enough, rJfb 1 don't like them" when I walked on or I'm slightly biased because of how BYRON MACK ' TMfBGNFWS campus in August 2009. annoying Miami's fans are at hock- KARI GALEN. BG middle. No. 13. spikei the ball in a match at the Strati Center eadier this season against Akron. Also granted, the fact that our ey games when they come to town? "premier" rivalry game is now Perhaps, but I understand where being played in the middle of the those people are coming from. season, as opposed to the day Also, when you look purely from Falcons look to improve record after Thanksgiving, when we are a football standpoint, BG-Miami all home, is a huge plus. The fact games have generally been more that students will actually be at competitive than BG-UT games. the game should be a huge injec- This year, the Falcons took con- with pair of home games tion of life into a rivalry that has trol of a close game late on a long lost some of its luster the last cou- touchdown run by Anthon Samuel. ByNldcMafiow Paige Fresh off a .173 performance ple of years. Last season, the Mid-American Report^ Penrod against Western last weekend, the What exactly is a true "rivalry?" Conference Champions defeated /' The sophomore leads Chippewas defense could be prob- Is it the year-in, year-out ability to the Falcons on a last-second field BG will look to improve its Mid- BG Into a weekend lematic for the Falcons. compete with another team, or just goal in "the fog bowl." Central's offensive statistics are having a general dislike for it? Even in BG's football prime in American Conference status this set of home games weekend at the Stroh Center with also fairly distributed, as four play- If it's the first then BG-UT isn't a the early 2000s, the Falcons and matches against'Central Michigan ers have recorded at least 100 kills real "rivalry." The two teams haven't RedHawks were going at it for and Eastern Michigan of the MAC teams flaunting a .555 winning per- on the back of 593 assists from set- played a game that has been decid- MAC Titles. Like in 2003, when Western Division.' centage in MAC play to the Eastern ter Kelly Maxwell. Outside hitter ed by fewer than 10 points since BG had an 11-3 season, with The Fakons/(J6-3, 3-3 MAC) are Division's .444. Kaitlyn Mclntyre leads the team a 44-41, double overtime win by two of those losses coming to part of a four-feam tie for fifth place The Falcons will first play host with 189 lulls. Toledo in 2005. Miami — one being in the MAC with CentraV Eastern and Miami to 10-7 Central this evening. The Eastern is next on BG's plate If it's the second, is this still Championship game. University in the MAC. Winning Chippewas have a solid defense Saturday night. the premier "rivalry" for BG Also, unlike BG and Toledo, efforts from/BG this weekend would that is out-blocking and out-digging The Eagles' defense is arguably fans? Going back to the opening Miami and BG are in the same disperse tfjfe fifth-place crowd and opponents 127 to 109.5 and 905 to even better than the Chippewas' as question, do you actually have a division. That wasn't always the could pay Janje dividends down the 770 respectively while containing Eastern leads the MAC in opponents legitimate reason to hate Toledo case, but it is now, which definitely stretch when tournament seeding is them to just .173 hitting. hitting percentage holding them to other than, "that's just how it's helps to harbor ill-feelings between determined. Daniele Gotham leads the team's .167. The team's 18.01 digs per set is always been"? the schools. Central and Eastern are tied for blocking campaign with 65 and second best in the conference. I would strongly argue that Miami Despite all of that, several factors fourth place in the competitive is one of five Chippewas with at Outside hitter Rachel Laquaniello or even Ohio University has become may help make the BG-UT rivalry MAC West and present the Falcons least 20. Central boasts four players leads the team with 291 kills, post- a bigger rivalry than Toledo. the "premier" rivarly for BG again. with rfo difficult challenges. The over the century mark in digs, with ing 3.83 per set (2nd in MAC). Libero Think about it and not just from West Division has been stron- libero Jenna Coates leading the way Haley Stein has 412 digs and is sec- a football standpoint. We compete See RIVAL | Pane 8 ger than the East thus far, with its with 262. ond in the MAC in digs per set at 5.28. with Miami in everything This FACEBOOK TWITTER SPORTS ONLINE SWIMMING Become a Facebook fan Follow BG News sports on Twitter BG News Spoils on the Web Falcons continue preseason feome a fan of The BG News sports The BG News Sports Staff has a Twitter. Follow us For continued coverage of al BG athletics The BG swim team continues its preseason this department on Facebook. 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Disney begins to reintroduce old classics in theaters
Disney, Pixar movies draw new crowds, are profitable "The Lion King 3D" takes success in cinematography
By Kcnd.a Clark Cinemark Woodland Mall the movie to be significant Pulse Reporter Cinema 5, can also agree because they are distracted that the sales for the movie by the 3-D effect. One common question have gone well. In the case of "The children and adults alike "The movie has had Lion King," you have an often get asked is what good responses," Schmich animated film that is their favorite Disney said. "Everyone wanted to For as long as film has been drawn out and appears flat movie was. see it in 3-D. The movie around there has always to the viewer. After adding Disney has classic and has been really busy, been an idea that it can and the 3-D effect to the image timeless stories from especially for a movie that should be more interactive to it then gives the objects on "Sleeping Beauty" to "The isn't new." a broader general audience. screen a sense of depth. Little Mermaid." These "The Lion King" has This idea has currently taken The most noticeable movies have been out for received a lot of attention the form of 3-D. moment where the effect a while, and Disney has from people since it came This technology allows the worked was the simple just released The Lion back out into theaters. viewer to perceive images as KTTWWWW30CIASSS2UCOM scene when Scar tells Simba King back into theaters in HTtW/JABCATMOVIESCOM "People wanted to see if they are actually in front to wait for a surprise, which is 3-D. King" in 3-D. Cardenas some of their old favorites of them instead of on a flat worth watching, or for that followed by Mufasa's death. Ken Garland, an said Disney releasing "The i n a way t hey haven't before screen. matter worth the $13.75 a The camera then tracks up instructor in the Lion King" was nothing and that is probably why Three-dimensional film ticket. But in the case of "The a cliffside, and the viewer can school of media and new, and many other film it got so much attention," to me has always been Lion King 3D" it works very physically see and almost communications at companies have been Schmich said. merely a gimmick to attract well. feel the way in which it the University, said the doing this for years. Students went to see the customers during a time If you take for instance moves and contorts to shape beautiful thing about "If the product had movie while it was out in when ticket prices are high a film like "Avatar," which the land. This would not Disney is that it appeals been successful before, 3-D. One of these students and moviegoers are few and contains three-dimensional be possible if the 3-D effect to all generations and will releasing it again would is freshman Craig Rowley. far between. objects in a three- wasn't there. The simplicity always be around. just make them more He was very happy with However there are some dimensional space then of the scene, which didn't "Disney rereleasing Lion money," Cardenas said. the movie and thought exceptions, especially in the your mind already conceives even involve any characters King back into theaters He states that this is just it was worth seeing in case of "The Lion King 3D." those objects within that on screen, shows 3-D can gives them an opportunity another marketing ploy theaters, Rowley said. I recently saw the rerelease frame as having three work but only in certain to recreate interest in the for Disney to make more "It made me want to go of Disney's "The Lion King" dimensions (i.e. height, width types of films. movie," Garland said. "It money. out and buy the movie on and to be perfectly honest, and depth). This is achieved It's apparent the 3-D gives a reason for mom Cardenas said Disney DVD," said Rowley. it was the best 3-D film I've through the use of lighting to technology works; however, and dad to show their kids was simply asking what Disney plans on seen, even topping "Avatar" create shadows and to create only a very small portion of the Disney classics and to experience it could give rereleasing more movies which used its 3-D element depth within the image. So films can utilize it effectively. relive past moments." people they can't get at from the vault in the as a major selling point. a film like Avatar adding You won't see me at very Another instructor home. This is why the future, such as "The Little What I analyzed about the this newly enhanced 3-D many 3-D movies, but I in the theatre and movie is so popular in Mermaid," "Monsters film was that the 3-D worked technology detracts from couldn't pass up seeing a film department, Jose theaters even though it is Inc.," "Finding Nemo" and better when used to enhance the viewing experience. The Disney classic on the "big Cardenas, had a different a rereleasc. "Beauty and the Beast," a two-dimensional space. viewer tends to miss parts screen." And I'm definitely viewpoint on Disney and Kylee Schmich, an according to Disney's Films in 3-D have trouble of cinematography that the not disappointed that I did. its rereleasing "The Lion assistant manager for website. convincing me that they are director purposefully puts in
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i\ SPORTS Friday. Octoto 14 - Sunday. October 16.20)1 7 THE BATTLE FOR 1/ Falcons take on Toledo in 2011 Homecoming game
By Mich.lt Wy«ockl minutes away.' and the students aren't here ... and Assistant Spats Editor With 14 starting seniors, the University all these games are on TV now, why of Toledo has a veteran football team. travel three hours when you're not in Toledo, homecoming, rivalry Their defense alone features eight. school?"Clawsonsaid. "Ithinkforthis — that's all there is to know The Rockets defense is a physical group rivalry... it's at a great time. We will about Saturday's matchup. that runs the ball well in the secondary, have hopefully better weather than The Falcons will be heading according to Clawson, and is experienced we would have in late November into their 76th contest with the at linebacker, but it is a challenge they look .IIKI I know we are going to have Rockets with a series advantage of forward to on offense. more student attendance." 39-32-4. In most of their recent meetings, this There is still one aspect Clawson Coach Dave Clawson and his team rivalry took place as the last game of the holds onto when it comes to the are looking to recover from their two road season and initially Clawson was against final game of the season. losses against West Virginia and Western the midseason move, but now he feels it is "I think there are so many posi- Michigan. for the better. tives; the only negative of it is that "It's very important for our football "College football and rivalries should when the game is the last game of the team this year that we show that we are an be about the students and the alumni and year you live with that win or that loss improved football team and we are bring- having your student and your alumni base for the next nine months," Clawson said. ing this program back to a level where coming back together and get behind their Two years ago when the Falcons went we are competing for championships and team — Bowling Green.'' Clawson said. to the Humanitarian Bowl, Clawson bowl games, and that's our goal," Clawson In previous years, when the game was said they indulged in their rivalry vic- said. "I've liked the way we have bounced the last game of the season, it took place back in practice, and there is no better way the Friday after Thanksgiving. See FOOTBALL to bounce back then to play your rival 20 "When it's the day after Thanksgiving
Toledo may no longer be BG's biggest riva
includes hockey, a big sport here that lolcdo does not have. When you demonstrate pride in being one of a handful of schools that boasts Division I football hockey and bas- ketball programs, as you should, If questioned, can you tell someone, why wouldn't you consider a school on the spot, why you dislike Toledo? thai shares that with you Miami Do you even dislike Toledo? over a school that doesn't (Toledo)? If you answered nope' to either of Also, I know more people who those questions, don't be alarmed. I dislike Miami than they do Toledo. can't either. Many times I have heard people talk Granted, I never grew up with negatively about the general atti- a BG background. The opinions of tude of the Miami students, where- someone who grew up in this area as I have never heard that about are undoubtedly different from Toledo students. mine, where I was told that "we just Maybe I don't listen hard enough,
BYRON MACK ' THE BO NEWS don't like them" when I walked on or I'm slightly biased because of how campus in August 2009. annoying Miami's fans are at hock- KARI GALEN. BG middle. No 15. spikes the ball in a match at the Stroh Center eadier this season against Akron. Also granted, the fact that our ey games when they come to town? "premier" rivalry game is now Perhaps, but I understand where being played in the middle of the those people are coming from. season, as opposed to the day Also, when you look purely from Falcons look to improve record after Thanksgiving, when we are a football standpoint, BG-Miami all home, is a huge plus. The fact games have generally been more that students will actually be at competitive than BG-UT games. the game should be a huge injec- This year, the Falcons took con- with pair of home games tion of life into a rivalry that has trol of a close game late on a long lost some of its luster the last cou- touchdown run by Anthon Samuel. By Nkk Mario Paige Fresh off a .173 performance ple of years. Last season, the Mid-American Reporter" Penrod against Western last weekend, the What exactly is a true "rivalry?" Conference Champions defeated / The sophomore leads Chippewas defense could be prob- Is it the year-in. year-out ability to the Falcons on a last-second field compete with another team, or just goal in "the fog hourl." BG will look to improve its Mid- BG into a weekend lematic for the Falcons. American Conference status this Central's offensive statistics are having a general dislike for it? Even in BG's football prime in set of home games weekend at the Stcoh Center with also fairly distributed, as four play- If it's the first, then BG-UT isn't a the early 2000s. the Falcons and matches against'Central Michigan ers have recorded at least 100 kills real "rivalry." The two teams haven't RedHawks were going at it for and Eastern Michigan of the MAC teams flaunting a .555 winning per- on the back of 593 assists from set- played a game that has been decid- MAC lilies. Like in 2003, when Western Division. centage in MAC play to the Eastern ter Kelly Maxwell. Outside hitter ed by fewer than 10 points since BG had an 11-3 season, with The Falcons. (J6-3, 3-3 MAC) are Division's .444. Kaitlyn Mclntyre leads the team a 44-41, double overtime win by two of those losses coming to part of a four-(e»lm tie for fifth place The Falcons will first play host with 189 kills. Toledo in 2005. Miami — one being in the MAC with Central, Eastern and Miami to 10-7 Central this evening. The Eastern is next on BG's plate If it's the second, is this still Championship game. University ip the MAC. Winning Chippewas have a solid defense Saturday night. the premier "rivalry" for BG Also, unlike BG and Toledo, efforts from.BG this weekend would that is out-blocking and out-digging The Eagles' defense is arguably fans? Going back to the opening Miami and BG are in the same disperse thfe fifth-place crowd and opponents 127 to 109.5 and 905 to even better than the Chippewas' as question, do you actually have a division. That wasn't always the could pay |arge dividends down the 770 respectively while containing Eastern leads the MAC in opponents legitimate reason to hate Toledo case, but it is now, which definitely stretch when tournament seeding is them to just .173 hitting. hitting percentage holding them to other than, "that's just how it's helps to harbor ill-feelings between determined. Daniele Gotham leads the team's .167. The team's 18.01 digs per set is always been"? the schools. Central and Eastern are tied for blocking campaign with 65 and second best in the conference. I would strongly argue that Miami Despite all of that, several factors fourth place in the competitive is one of five Chippewas with at Outside hitter Rachel Laquanielk) or even Ohio University has become may help make the BG-UT rivalry MAC West and present the Falcons least 20. Central boasts four players leads the team with 291 kills, post- a bigger rivalry than Toledo. the "premier" rivarry for BG again. with tyVo difficult challenges. The over the century mark in digs, with ing 3.83 per set (2nd in MAC). Libero Think about it, and not just from West Division has been stron- libero lenna Coates leading the way Haley Stein has 412 digs and is sec- a football standpoint. We compete See RIVAL | Page 8 ger t b.i n the East thus far, with its with 262. ond in the MAC in digs per set at 5.28. with Miami in everything. 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THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THEBGNEWS SUDOKU The standings remain close. as each of our pickers had 4 6 7 1 a 5-1 record last week. With some intriguing matchups this week will anyone be 8 1 9 able to distance themselves from the pack this week? 3 5 6 7 RYANSATKOWIAK& MICHELEWYSOCKIA BYRON MACK KATIE "GABBANA" Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Photo Editor Design Editor 6 2 8
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is because they don't look RIVAL for a reason to. You're told From Paqe 7 you are supposed to dislike Falcon tennis takes on three Moving this game up to them when you come here, mid-October might be the so your attitude toward the best thing to ever happen to rivalry is that of mindless- the rivalry. Playing a team ness. Whereas with Miami, teams in Rocket Invitational you are supposed to hate or Ohio, or any other MAC during a weekend when school, you look for reasons to By Vine* Me lo n i Nilclci compete in B singles. Each Last year, Nikki Chiricosta Reporter everyone is home with their hate them, and therefore end Chiricosta school will play each other went 3-0 in A singles and families is not the best way up having a stronger dislike Went 5-0 in in A singles, B singles and Emily Reuland went 2-1. to build on that hatred. Now, for them. The BG women's tennis team doubles over the two day In B singles last year were A Singles last students really don't have I'm not saying that looks to continue its success tournament. Eccleston, who went 3-0, season too much of an excuse for going out and seeking rea- on this young season. by Team scoring will be con- Mary Hill and Jessica not making it to this game. sons to hate Toledo is the playing some familiar foes ducting and the team that Easdale, who both went 3-1, Also, Miami's leaving of best way to go about this right up the road in Toledo. beat an opponent every time wins two out of the three and Katie Grubb, who lost B(i in hockey in the com- rivalry, but at least take Taking a short 20-minute you play them when you matches out of the pool will her only singles match. The ing years — going to the some time to reflect on drive to Maumee to compete face them so much in a sea- receive the point. Last year, Falcons went a combined 7-2 National Collegiate Hockey why you may have nega- in the Rocket Invitational, son," said BG player Maddy BG won this tournament in last year's doubles tourna- Conference, while BG is mov- tive feelings. Geographic the Falcons will take on liccleston. "But we are keep- with nine points and Toledo ment. ing to the Western Collegiate proximity is a pretty lousy Toledo along with Detroit ing focused and playing our finished second with eight. Against these three oppo- Hockey Association — will reason for a rivarly. and Duquesne. All three game." "It is set up more like a nents, the Falcons are a com- be one less sport the Falcons And who knows, both schools were a part of the The tournament is set up spring dual meet, where bined 13-6 on the season. and RedHawks consistently football teams are young and Falcon Invitational from last in a hidden duals format, everyone in the group will be The teams will begin play compete in. barring some have exciting players. Maybe month. as the top three flights will playing, allowing the rest of at 10 a.m. on both Friday sort of nonconference series this year, with a new game "We have done well against compete in A singles and the us to watch and cheer them and Saturday at the Shadow agreement. dale and a new trophy going these teams, but it is hard to flights four, five and six will on," Eccleston said. Valley Tennis Club. Maybe the biggest rea- to the game's winner, will son a lot ol people 1 hang out be the rebirth of a BG-UT with don't reallv hate Toledo rivalry. BG rugby club heads to Columbus for matchup with Ohio State Buckeyes ByMaxHouMhokW "We really want to Reporter ning all three. The team was forced to do The team has not looked something last week that it The Falcon Rugby Club totally crisp in each challenge, start the game at full hadn't had to do in a long time, returns to action this Saturday but that could have been a throttle... and that was to make adjust- when it takes on the Ohio State result of some very unortho- ments in-game. Air Force's tac- Buckeyes. dox start times and poor field Ed Luther I BG Rugby Lock tics were unusual to the Falcons, The Buckeyes are coming in conditions in the last game. and so they did not know how to on a bit of a down streak, hav- The team will have a late 6:45 something we have yet to do attack them until they got mid- ing lost two of their last three start this week, but will be this season," lock Ed Luther way through the game. WELCOME ALUMNI games, with one of those loss- ready for the game. said. "With guys like Max But once they did. they es coming against Purdue—a Despite the slow starts, the Narewski and Dominic Mauer, could attack them any way team that BG beat. players have indicated that we try to get them the ball and they wanted, which led to a Party Supplies The Falcons, who are get- they hope to get things going let them do their thing, and dominant second-half perfor- ting used to traveling, have a lot sooner this week by that usually ends up pretty mance by the Falcons. This Condoms, Cig, Beer played three of their last four putting the ball in their best well for us. week the Falcons will look to games on the road. The BG players' hands. "Defensively, we want to set figure out Ohio State's weak- All that $#*% team, however, has proven it "We really want to start the a very physical tone and wear nesses a lot sooner and exploit Sold Here is up to the challenge by win- game at full throttle; that's the offense down early." them. H3£SQffiEKJ8 f ■^■^L^^^ GE8C BGNews.com « V.V-v ftUt
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October 16.2011 SPORTS WWWBGNEWS.COM FOOTBALL "It s very unique From Page 7 with them that tory for at least a month before both of them are the bowl game. "When you lose it, it gives playing well." you a sick feeling in your stomach for the next nine Dave Clawson | BG Coach months," Clawson said. "No matter what happens ing the other 11 games aren't Saturday, on Sunday we are important?" Clawson said. going to have to start getting "Is there a little bit more juice ready for Temple." in the locker room because Both teams are going into of who we play? Without this game 3-3 and viewing it question." with high importance accord- The Falcons will be going ing to Clawson, as it is crucial up against a two quarter- to their seasonal goals and back system this week, ultimately the Mid-American which Clawson said he is not Conference championship. a fan of, but they need to This game will be run- prepare for both, although ningback Zach Akenberger's their schemes do not differ first game back after he too much. broke his leg against Temple He said usually when teams last season. run two quarterbacks, it is "Since I've grown up because one is not perform- TOMNiPOMUCENO around this area, I've seen it ing well, but that is opposite ANDREW HAMMOND. BG goallender. plays the puck against Ontario Institute of Technology earlier this sesaon go on for a long time and I ofToledo. know how big (the rivalry] is He doesn't expect them and everything, so it means to share time equally on the BG hockey heads to Alabama a lot to me especially being field either. from BG," he said. "It's very unique with them Akenberger didn't get to that both of them are play- play in this game last year ing well," Clawson said. "They due to his injury, but after have shown if one guy gets for series with Chargers much improvement he is glad the hot hand they kind of stick By Matt Ny* to be back and to help the with him." Reporter from the University Ice Arena. helps," he said. outscored the Chargers 14-7 in team out in whatever way he The Falcons understand Those freshmen were pro- The freshmen will be a big the three games they played. can, he said, his role being on the overall importance of the The BG hockey learn is back ductive in their first regular part of the production of this The Chargers have opened special teams. game and Clawson said there in action this weekend, being season action against UConn. team and they will have to this season 0-4-0 and are try- "A lot of people said your are three crucial elements off against the University of Ryan Carpenter scored the keep building momentum ing to regroup after a lacklus- career is over for sure, that they have to overcome: Alabama i luntsville Chargers. first goal of BG's season and into the next series. ter series against nationally you'll be lucky to run nor- turnovers, their ability to Both games this weekend fellow freshman Dan DeSatvo "The expectations are the ranked Western Michigan mal again, with statistics tackle in space, and being able will begin at 7 p.m. also scored his first career same for everyone, whether where they were outscored and what everybody said, to protect Schilz and throw BG has looked good at goal. Adam Berkle recorded you're a senior or a freshman." 11-1. UAH is also 0-14 on the but I didn't take no for an the ball. times the first week of the his first point with an assist. Carpenter said. "The expecta- power-play, brightening num- answer and just kept going," Named one of the team's season, posting a record of Carpenter said that even tions are high for everyone, so bers for BG, who is struggling Akenberger said. permanent captains, Jones 1-0-1 against the University though the freshmen on the we have to perform our best on the penalty kill so far. While this is a big game for said he is honored by the of Connecticut. They came team don't have a lot of col- every night." Coach Chris Bergeron is the Falcons, defensive tackle team's level of respect for him out the first game and won legiate experience, their gen- Other than Carpenter, the not overlooking the Chargers Chris Jones and quarterback and he wants to get the team 2-1 and tied the second game eral live-game experience is most productive player thus coming into this series despite Matt Schilz said it is still just as close to a MAC champion- 4-4. The Falcons would like to something that has helped far has been the play of soph- their current record. another game. ship as possible, and it starts stay out of the losing column them through the first week omore Cam Wojtala. He has "I expect it to be another Clawson made it clear that this Saturday at home. again this weekend against of the season. tallied four points already in difficult two-game series in BG prides itself in its prepa- "It's good to always play at the Chargers. "A lot of people may say t his young season. He scored a college hockey," Bergeron ration, and every game is home. I feel like our fans will This will be the first road we're a young team but you power-play goal and recorded said. "These guys are going viewed equally. help us out a little bit...this trip for the Falcons this year look at |the freshmen], I'm three assists against UConn. to be hungry. Hopefully we "If you say, 'Hey guys, this week we had a really good and one of two straight week- 20 lyears oldl and we have Looking into the matchup will be mentally prepared to is Toledo week, this is our week of practice so far and ends on the road. It will be a a couple of guys who are 21, this weekend, the Falcons play because I know we will rival,' we're going to practice we're going to continue that." good test of how this fresh- so a lot of us have experience were undefeated against the be physically prepared head- 15 minutes more, this day, Jones said. "Being at home is man-laden team will do away in juniors, which definitely Chargers last season. They ing into Friday night." that day... what, are you say- just a great place to be." ¥EA SPORTS "We are still Storytellers" VIRTUALSHOWDOWN
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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 10 Fnday. October 14 - Sunday. October 16.2011 FORUM WWWBGNEWS.COM Traditions only stand test of time if they are beneficial
Of course there are those gion disillusions man, so that past generations of women in the human condition and utility — not withstanding its that defend the value of tra- he will think, act, and fash- my wife's family in China. bringing about a better ful- elegance — that I prefer it, dition on the grounds that ion his reality like a man who It was tradition that helped fillment of human potential. not because it happens to be *. HATHEW DAVOll it provides people with con- has discarded his illusions bind the ancestors of some Now, I am no believer in "traditional." COLUMNIST solation in the face of the and regained his senses, so now reading this paper to the Utopia or similar delusions of If a concept, idea, belief trials of life. They seem to that he will move around slave plantation. grandeur, but I at least expect or practice is beneficial to say. "Without tradition, what himself as his own true Sun. And it was tradition that some manner of improve- the individual and society, With homecoming we all would life be but despair?" Religion is only the illusory helped bind people of the sex- ment to be possible, and con- it will survive due to its own must hrare ourselves for the Whenever I hear that I am Sun which revolves around ual orientations represented tinued deference to tradition merits whether it is tradi- expected rhetoric, including always reminded of that elo- man as long as he does not by the University student is an existential threat to this tional or not; it is only those the old narrative that tradi- quent response Marx had to revolve around himself." group Vision to the stake to improvement. concepts that help constrict tion is intrinsically good. a similar defense of religion: Though Marx was using be burned. Do not get me wrong, I am and destroy human wellbe- For me. the valuing of tra- "Criticism (of religion] has the concept of a bound per- The reason I can refer to no nihilist out of the pages ing that need that veil of dition has always seemed to plucked the imaginary flow- son as more of a metaphor, for the above in the past tense of Dostoevsky; I am not say- "tradition." be overrated. Not only that, ers on the chain not in order my purposes in criticizing the is because of the rebellion in ing that all things associated Thus, I say down with tra- but it never ceases to amaze that man shall continue to concept of tradition I would the past against the tradition- with traditions should be ditional values and long live me how much injustice, vio- bear that chain without fan- like to point out how it has al values of the family, the torn down. human values. lence and general human tasy or consolation, but so literally bound members of state and religion. I, for instance, have a pref- misery can be justified that he shall throw off the humanity. It is through that rebellion erence for traditional gaiwan through evoking the concept chain and pluck the living It was tradition, after all, against tradition which lays cups to drink tea, but it is Respond to Mathew at of "tradition." flower. The criticism of reli- which helped bind the feet of the core means to bettering because of its practicality and [email protected] Back in the day, according to a 1976 alumna Former student takes a look back at what life was like at the University during the 1970s, compares traditions then with fads of today
By T«rry Carver ing weekend draw of students, decorate dorm rooms weekdays. It was rare to see anyone Mid 70s as well as the Dixie Electric Plaid sport jackets, plaid Each dorm lounge had one else on campus but the 18-to- Snake Dances were held to Company (for dancing) on pants and long hair for guys color TV; most students did 22-year-old traditional stu- 1970s era: break the Guinness Book of Route 25 in Perrysburg. Totally TP-ing dorm room not have TVs in their rooms. dents and faculty members Students placed lights on World Records; they included Oh yes. classes! We had to doors to celebrate special Students paid for long changing classes. the campus Christmas tree. University cheerleaders, band, stand in line outside of the occasions or just for fun distance calls home from Most families owned one A (ireek King and Queen of faculty and students. Hand in Union to manually sign up for Poe Ditch Music Fest: a wall-mounted phones in car, so parking was not an Campus were elected. hand we snaked through the each quarter (semesters came take-off from the popular each room. issue, and hitchhiking was The Beauty and the Beast campus and ended at what is later!) in hopes that we were Woodstock in New York Rented small refrigerators practiced by some without contest was held as a charity now the Student Rec Center, early enough to get selected were a luxury item in some fear of anything happening fundraiser. where a huge bonfire and pep classes at the time we wanted. How it was dorm rooms. to them. Hockey cheerleaders rally was held. Thecampuswas permeated New technology included Godfather's Pizza was on existed to boost attendance Homecoming Kings and Late 70s with the smell of either tomato hand-held calculators and the comer of Manville and at the hockey games. They Queens were selected by pop- The hockey team's nick- processing from the Heinz electric typewriters; also new Wooster where SBX Bookstore performed on the ice doing ular vote. The University elect- name was "Rocky Hockey," Plant or Poe Ditch, depending were hand-brakes on bicycles. is now. Most students did not cheers, splits, cartwheels and ed the first male "queen" ever, always entering the ice to the on the wind. Computer classes consisted ever have pizza before coming mi wnds, as well as cheering at making us a national "topic of theme from "Rocky." Intramural fields were of learning how to program to campus. the six entrances in the arena. discussion." Bleacher Creatures evolved located where Olscamp Hall simple commands, going to My disclaimer is that if I All music for hockey games The Homecoming parade with students sitting in is now. the Math-Science Building stated something incorrectly, was performed by different was started in the middle of Section A wearing masks and Open fields existed between and spending hours typing it is because I have too much people playing an organ on campus and circled the inside enthusiastically rooting on the the Student I lealth Center and punch cards, which were then other information in my head top of the skate shop. of Doyt Stadium. It consisted hockey team. the Ice Arena. turned in to the computer gathered through the years. i >f floats designed and built by At the men's basketball The Student Services office to print out long green However, these are the things Eat/70s (ireek organizations and most games, coach lohn Weinert Building (later named and white striped reports. that we (my siblings, friend Parity raids (similar to .aS the dorms in a competition would entetAmlerson Arena Saddlemire] was a unique Drat to those wbojnade even and 1) seemjo remember and^ "Flash Mobs" today) were to have the best one. ;uid remnjcjfljjports jacket. round building marAiuli w>n one mistake; the cards needed enjnyedtvbenye attended the done by the men's dorms and The football team's nick- Toward the end of the game Arena. The Bookstore was to be corrected by retyping University. fraternities outside the wom- name was "Orange Crush" the crowd would cheer for him located on the ground floor. and submitted again to get the Those were the days! en's dorms: the guys would do (after the popular orange soda to put on his jacket—which he There were no co-ed dorms report — which usually had a I hope you enjoyed taking a anything for panties thrown drink). did — usually bringing win- and night guards sat at main two-hour wait time. step back in time as much as I from windows — always The Spirit and Traditions ning luck to the team. dorm entrances to keep unes- The Green Sheet was print- did sharing under night s shadow. Board selected each year's corted guests out. ed once a week by Student Thanks to my siblings, Sock hops were held in the Freddie Falcon (Frieda Falcon Fads from the 70s Dorms were locked by elev- Publications. Connie, Dan and Pat and ground floor of Rodgers Hall. came later.) Streaking (running naked en o'clock during the week The Student Union had a friend lim, for helping me to Cheerleaders wore chenille Going downtown to through campus) and midnight on the week- bowling alley and a few hotel recall some of the traditions letters on their sweaters. I Ioward's Club 11 or Uptown/ Getting Dairy Queen post- ends; men had to be out of rooms for visiting family and fun times spanning the Downtown was a long-stand- ers from Myles Dairy Queen to women's dorms by 10 p.m. on members. decade of the 70s!
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1 Improved, perhaps, as a University has changed road 2 Mark Yom Kippur By Dana. King 3 Letter-shaped workbench groove Assistant Pulse Editor 4 School sub), lor an an pair 5 Seuss hallmark 6 Big ox, say 7 Au courant On Thursday, The BG News 8 Copier tray size. Abbr. staff was approached with a 9 Adriatic vacation destination unique opportunity: Barbara 10 Coming into view 11 Chicken option 36 Eleventh-hour panic LaBella, a 1971 University 12 Two-wheeled carriage 37 "The Horse Fair" arts1 Alumna stopped by The BG with a folding hood Bonheur 13 Easy 39 String in a preschool News office to pick up a year- 1 4 Forest dweller with class? book and brought with her a cap 40 Subterranean rodent 22 Ret. work 42 Narrow waterway: some unique stories about her 24 'Everybody Loves _': Abbr. time at the University. We sat Johnny Cash album 43 Fluffy clouds down with LaBella and con- 25 Sovereign euphemism 46 Colorful talker ducted a question and answer 29 37-Across rentals 47 Style, as hair into a BARBARA LABELLA.. 1971 graduate, reminisces on her years at the University 30 Like a pome candidate bouffant session about her time here, for disillusionment 48 Crusader's targets as she looks over her yearbook. 31 Duffer's dream 49 Kierkegaard et al. what homecoming was like ACROSS 32 Mars and Mercury 51 Butler's estate, for a and advice she has for stu- dons going on_ UT/BGSU rivalry? 33 Mint family plant time dents now. A: Not as strong as it is now. 1 Esther Williams number 38 Wood used in bows 56 _ Bund: Swiss news paper Q: How was the campus It seems to be a stronger rival- 12 One who 'must have THREE 39 Grinds DIFFERENT NAMES-: Eliot 40 Auto club recommendation 57 Pewter component Q: What were some of the different? ry now than it was then. 15 Stage manager's exhortation 41 It's for the dogs current events going on when A: It was a lot smaller. You 16 Opposite of hence 43 Trig, function 17 1870s period costume named for 44 Like some prescription lenses you were here? didn't have all the dorms you Q: Any advice you would a Dickens lass 45 Took after A: Well, of course you had have now. give to students here? 18 Gnlle cover 50 Establish firmly ANSWERS 19 Composer of "The Lovely Bones' 52 Zion Church the Vietnam War, that was a A: Take advantage of the music 53 Soprano Marton biggie ... We were having all Q: Was homecoming a big opportunities. Bowling Green 20 1986-10-2001 orbiter 54 Milne tyke these different protests, pro- deal? offers a lot of opportunities, 21 In sequence 55 Hippie era swinger? 23 Mason's fee 58 Heel in a bakery testing the war, protesting a A: Yes and no. You had you should enjoy it. It is col- 26 Ones waiting for bottle openers? 59 Life-support system? lot of different things that were the people that were really lege, it's the only time in your 27 Storm's dir. 60 Paris's Pont _ Arts 28 Ulster, for one 61 Mona Lisa Vito in 'My Cousin going on. involved in it and then you life you're ever going to be this 30 Indicate indifference Vinny," tor one There was a professor here, know ... the anti-establish- age with this type of responsi- 33 Printers' primary colors Maurice MandeU. an adver- ment kind of attitude was real- bilities or not have any respon- 34 Debt-laden fin. deal 35 Derisive call tising professor, and he did a ly popular then. So anything sibility. Enjoy it, take it all in 36 Pep rally climax, perhaps lot to keep the campus going. that was established they kind and take advantage of every- 37 Transfer consequence, familiarly He organized a student secu- of just wanted to go against it. thing that's here... the people rity system, the students wore here are wonderful from the armbands and patrolled the Q: What is different with staff to the students. It'sagreat campus because there were homecoming now? place. always threats on the ROTC A: There's a different feel Help Wanted For Rent Cbnlfad Ads • 419-S724V77 building, to bum that down. around the campus; it seems Q: Anything to add? llSr B(. N«w* vrttl not Ri-Twti«fy «*»rp< ■chi'iiyint(«. Ihji dHcnminrti1.orwKour It was a fun time; it was a a little more formal than when A: Bowling Green's a great n«i diKiimtrillion uitiil tiny irxJivtdti*! or ■ Immediate Direct Care 'I know it's early, students calling Xiimil <»i iIn- ti.ni» i if (air. 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2 FrKlay. October 14.2011 Homecoming 2011 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM DECADES OF DINING I One Slice at a Time J^ ) BY: RACHEL WILLINGHAM AND BRANDYSMITH . 7_ Ahhh, the nostalgic moments of face paint, loud cheers, Falcon pride, and the most creative floats you have ever seen. There's nothing like a good Homecoming weekend that makes you relive your wonder years here at BGSU or makes you anticipate alumni status. More than likely, the average student has consumed a slice or two of the local mom and pop pizzerias. Take a glance at what was then and is now: PISANELLOS SINCE 1964 SIGNATURE DISH: California White Pizza, (specialty for more than a decade) "The Homecoming games used to be later at night, after the busy night I would go watch the fireworks after the game." — MIRANDA, EMPLOYEE 19 YEARS MYLES PIZZA AND PUB SINCE 1967 SIGNATURE DISH: 9 special varieties of Lover's pizza ranging from vegetarian to meat. Myles is known for their unique pizza sauce, which is made from scratch by the owner. ALUMNI, MICHELINE FAHRBACH stated, "Myles Pizza isaBG landmark, when out-of-towners ask for food recommendations its always at the top of my list." BONUS COUPON PAGLIAI'S PIZZA INC SINCE 1967 FOR NEW DONORS OR PREVIOUS SIGNATURE DISH: Pizza and Calzones DONORS WHO HAVEN'T DONATED To this day, Pagliai's is the only location in Northwest Ohio. MONT CAMPUS POLLYEYES SINCE 1978 Bring this coupon to your first SIGNATURE DISH: World famous chicken and cheese stuffed breadsticks (since the late 90s) plasma donation and receive "IHomecomingj is one of the biggest days; no one can call off on on your first donation. Homecoming," with laughter, stated owner of both Pagliai's and Donate a second time Campus Pollyeyes, GEORGE NICHOLSON. MANCINO'S PIZZA AND GRINDERS SINCE 2000 within and (re-opened in 2010) receive another S5G! SIGNATURE DISH: The Italian Grinder "A lot of people don't realize that Mancino's is a part ofBG 1789E. MELROSE AVE history. Tlte large dining room was once the check-in lobby of the Millikin Hotel. All the woodwork and floors are from the original FINDLAY, OH 45840 hotel," stated owner MATT MEGYESI. 419.425.8680 PADRONE S PIZZA NEWLY OPENED 2011 SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT AT SPECIALTY DISH: White pizza consisting of homemade ranch BIOLIFEPLASMA.COM dressing and choice of three toppings. Bonus redeemable upon completing two Padrone's once occupied the space that is now currently Ziggy successful donations. Coupon cannot be Zoomba's in the late 80's. combined with any other BioLife offer. Now that we have stimulated your taste buds, go check out EXPIRES 10.31.11, second donation by these locations. Whether you are the dine-in type or fonder of delivery, these pizzerias are bound to complete this year's 1 1.15.1 1 BG NEWS homecoming experience. ■ WWWBGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2011 Friday. October 14.2011 3 ACHIEVEMENT: BANKING IN ORANGE AND BROWN
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By PHIL MARTIN, SHIRLEY O'NAN, store, Finders is a member of music online through itunes. AND COLUN SIMS the Coalition of Independent As for Campbell, his Music Stores (C1MS). Halamay, decision for buying music Wander down Main Street and the store's sole owner, who online is mostly due to the you will hear the sweet sound majored in liberal studies fact that "it is the only way I of musical nostalgia coming and came from a music can find music 1 like," such as from Finders Records, a local background, "decided that it Japanese music. business that sells vinyl and would be fun and challenging Today, Finders offers its compact discs for music lovers to open up a record store." customers the ability to not alike. "Needless to say that only order products online Celebrating its 40-year when 1 lopened Findersl, I through their website, but anniversary, Finders was did aot know that I It I would also allows their customers founded in 1971 by Bowling be my I If elong career," to special order any item they Green State University Halamay said. may not carry in the store. undergraduate student Greg Today, this crowd of music Five years after 1971, the Halamay, who realized "there lovers includes lunior Sarina store "coined the phrase 'your was a big void in Northwest Col6n and Alumni lustin music library' because that's Ohio for an independent Campbell. Coldn said she is kind of what I felt like what record store." aware of stores like Finders, we were doing," Halamay As an independent music but is more likely to purchase said. "We're almost like a public library In the sense of we had everything from country music to rock and roU to classical aad Howards Club H, have the Halamay said the e»ti y thing In betwcei" ability to sell their music at university draws in diverse This sense of musical Finders as well. tastes and local businesses in diversity was something Greg town would not exist without Halamay realized he needed to them. cater to one day shortly after Events such as the the store's opening. Black Swamp Arts Festival, "Very quickly, 1 think one retirees to return Homecoming and Family of my first customers came to Finders. As for former weekend attract music through the front door looking employees, who are now lovers, university alumni and for country music," Halamay alumni, they say it was "the families of current university said. "Then the next customer best job that they ever had.," students to the community that came in was looking Halamay said. each year. for classical. Then the next While many record stores As for plans regarding the Homecoming Weekend Special customer was a jazz buff and I are facing a backlash from the store's future, Halamay said, Fri-Sun quickly realized very early on conversion to digital, Finders "Will (vinyl and compact ... we have a lot of ground to attempts to stay connected discs] fade away? 1 hope not, cover in this demographic." to serving its customers but I think I have to say that Despite the diverse desires through social media sites digital music will be stronger 14" PIZZA 16" PIZZA of their customers, Greg such as facebook, MySpace than what it is today... up to 5 items up to 5 items Halamay points out their most and the store's website,www. [however,] it's hard to read consistently best selling genres findersrecords.com. the future." are rock and popular music, The store offers deals In spite of uncertainty $10.99 $14.99 with albums from bands like through these social media the future holds, students the Beatles and the Rolling sites, and if a customer wears past, present and future 1616 E. Wooser St.. Bowling Green. OH 43402 Stones. a Finders t-shirt in the store, will find a way to continue Local artists and bands they will receive a dollar off carrying the tune of (419) 806-4144 that perform at venues like each item they purchase. nostalgia. ■
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BY Juu JOHNSON AND beautiful, modern art on them along for only $2.75 all in the same place. It is REBECCA SHIRLING the walls that creates a great "I love SamB's more. located on 127 N. Main St. vibe." atmosphere and the With prices like these, and is open from 7 p.m. to With Homecoming SamB's has a bistro going to see a movie at the 2:30 a.m. weekend here, Falcon Flames cuisine (with great vegetarian food is amazing." beloved "small" is easy, fun These few suggestions for and old friends are coming options) and wine. It is and economical. entertainment will help make back to town! If you're located on 163 S. Main St. Tiffany Johnson | Sophomore " [My boyfriend) and your weekend back in BG fun wondering what to do, we've and is open from 11 a.m. to I frequently go to the and memorable! ■ got some suggestions for you. 11 p.m. movie theater because it's You and your special A classic date place is the movies for roughly half of the inexpensive and the popcorn someone, or a group of Woodland Mall. It holds the price of its competitors. is delicious," said junior friends, can go out for dinner, hearts of many former BGSU Adult evening tickets are Chelsie Sheline. "[My boyfriend] and a movie and finish the night students. only $5 compared to Levis If you are looking for a with drinks. While the mall, or "small" Commons' Rave Motion classy adult evening, then I frequently go to the A fine dining option for as most people know it as, Pictures' price of almost $10. The Clazel is the place for either a romantic date or doesn't have many retail If you want to go to a movie you! movie theater because casual sit-down with friends stores left in it, but there is before 6 p.m., the adult A group of college friends is SamB's. one thing that still remains: matinee price is only $3. who recently went to The it's inexpensive and the "I love SamB's the movie theater. And if you have brought Clazel described it as "the popcorn is delicious." atmosphere and the food is The Cinemark USA along your little, future- highlight of our week." amazing," said sophomore movie theater has 5 screens falcon for homecoming The Clazel has drinks, live Tiffany Johnson. "There is and features newly-released weekend, feel free to bring entertainment and dancing Chelsie Shefeie I Junnx
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BY NATE DOOUN Klever often sees business Klevers Jewelry, located at this time of year from out "I look forward to 1039 Haskins Rd. inside the of town alumni that bought homecoming, often Fairview Plaza, marks its 94th fraternity and sorority year in business offering a pieces during their days times people will stop genuine historical value and as undergrads. The store is dazzling array of pieces to the unique to any other by offering in to say hello city of Bowling Green. jewelry repair and ring sizing The third generation on site, which has been a huge and chat." establishment first saw convenience to customers. potential when Alex Klever The store carries a wide arrived from Germany in variety of items such as Alex Klever i Owner 1880 and settled in Massilion, clocks, baby gifts, class rings Ohio. He spent four years in and watches. Klevers Jewelry Plaza location. Klever said an apprenticeship learning also has their custom line of the switch from the past his watch making and jewelry Klevers watches made with locations hasn't hurt business repair trade. Klever later swiss movements. at all and offers a positive worked for the Von Kanels Along with exclusive step forward. store until he started his own product choices in store, the "There is plenty of parking in Bowling Green at 118 W. company has extended in now at this location," Klever Wooster St. His son Roy joined buying and selling American said.Klever mentions that his father in 1924 with its new gold and silver coins as having more handicap location at 121 N. Main St. an added interest to the parking spots at this location In 1963 the Klevers moved community. The offerings in has been a big incentive for yet again just a few buildings the quaint store are enthused being here when speaking over. Current owner Ion Klever by the local benefit the Kelvers about parking. came into the business with first intended. The goal has Klever's Jewelry has his father a year later. always been from day one to become a Bowling Green Jon is a BGSU alumnus contribute. Klevers Jewelry staple that continues to and enjoys when other alumni is an active investor in the prove it is here to stay. Store stop in his store during times Howling Green Chamber of hours are 10-5 p.m. on Mon, like homecoming. Commerce. Wed, Fri. The store also holds "I look forward to home- "We are a local store and all hours from 10-5:30 p.m.on coming, often times people the money stays here, Klever Thursday and 10-2p.m. on will stop in to say hello and said."Klevers Jewelry is in Saturday. The store is closed chat," Klever said. its 10th year at the Fairview on Sundays. ■
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8 Fhday.OctolwM.2011 Homecoming 2011 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Players to watch: BGSU vs. Toledo
QB Matt Schilz RB Anthon Samuel While he has struggled recently, The true freshman has been a Schilz has been one of the better spark plug for the Falcons on passers in the Mid-American the field this season. !§0i] Conference. He has been one of the big On the season, he has tossed reasons for a revived BG run 1,477 yards with 16 touchdowns game this season, averaging and seven interceptions. He is just under 100 yards a game also completing 63.4 percent of in five games played, despite his passes. being hobbled by an ankle * * % ^^£—*^p^* f injury. lfe''i A redshirt sophomore, Schilz has already shown much Samuel has run for 487 yards on ft improvement in his second sea- 75 rushes this season, adding son on the field. four touchdowns.
Last season, he threw for 2,223 He went over 100 yards in his yards with eight touchdowns first two games of the season, and 14 interceptions. He com- and has eclipsed the century pleted 60.5 percent of his passes mark three times in five games in >fUU iTMNMMX ! IHIBGNCWS in 2010. this season. AlEX ICREMPASKY I IHFBT.NEWS
QB Austin Dantin WR Eric Page Part of Toledo's dual quarter- One of the most electric players back system with Terrence in the country, Page has been a Owens, Dantin has consistently force ever since he stepped on improved as a passer while with Toledo's campus as a freshman. the Rockets. That season, he caught 82 pass- Dantin has only thrown for es for 1,159 yards and seven 895 yards this season, but has scores. He followed that up with completed 68.4 percent of his 99 catches for 1,105 yards and passes and has thrown nine eight scores last season. touchdowns to only one inter- ception. This season, he is once again off to a fast start, as he has hauled Part of Dantin's game is based in 54 passes for 577 yards in six on his speed as well. He has games so far this season. contributed 100 yards rushing and a touchdown on 41 rushes He has also added four scores, this season. and is coming off of an 11 catch game against Eastern Michigan. WWWBGV1EWSC0M Homecoming 2011 Fnday. October 14.2011 9
Mid-American Conference East showdown: By the numbers WF Tale of the Tape \SLI 2010 Stats
30.8. Points 35.8
412.0 Total Offense .425.7
146.7. Rushing/Game. .159.5
38.3. Rushing Att./Game _377
3.8 _ Yards/Carry 4.2
2653- Passing/Game. 266.2
332- Passing Att./Game .34.3
29.8_ Points Allowed/Game .25.2
399.7. _Total Defense/Game - 359.0
181.8. .Rushing Allowed/Game _ 132.7
217.8 . _ Passing Allowed/Game _ 226.3
-7_ Turnover Margin +9
2011 Leaders
Matt Schilz (2462) _ _ Passing Yards/Game — -Austin Dantin (149.2)
Anthon Samuel (97.4)_ - Rushing Yards/Game _ Morgan Wilams (44.8) Eugene Cooper (892). -Receiving Yards/Game -
Dwayne Woods (47) _ Tackles _ Robert Bell (42) 10 Friday. Octota 14.2011 Homecoming 2011 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2011 Friday. Oaob« 14.2011 11 HOMECOMING MB COLLEGIATE mWk CONNECTION EEKEND Welcome Back BGSU Alumni Best Quality, Best Service, Best Pricing! PECIALS In house embroidery and sewn on letters. Over 600 fabrics to choose from. We also offer custom designs and vinyl letter transfers. - MYLES PIZZA - Weekend - Delivery till 2:30am Dining Room till 3:00am BGSU, Sorority & Campus Food Website Specials Fraternity Apparel ■ Sweatshirts iT-Shirts ■ Totes Jackets - JEDS - ■ Shorts ■ American Apparel Friday Freakballs $6.65 Saturday 20 Jumbo wings $10.99 ■ Alternative Apparel $6.00 domestic pitchers Now Carrying: - PITA PIT - The Official BG Bar Crawl-T & Smack Apparel's BG Tailgaiting T's Open till 4:00am Friday/Saturday Merchandise & - DAVES COSMIC SUBS - Free Delivery Other Store Items "Spin The Wheel" w/ purchase for a ■ CarDecals . B|ankets chance to win prizes! ■ Jewelry ■ Flip Flops - SPEEDY BURRITO - ■ Sunglasses a Glassware Open till 4:00am Facebook Specials
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- CORNER GRILL - $5.75 - 2 eggs, home fries, sausage patties & toast $4.25 - 2 eggs & toast OR 2 eggs & one pancake OR oatmeal & toast $3.75 - 1 egg, 1 sausage patty, 1 slice of toast 12 Friday. Octotw 14.2011 Homecoming 2011 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM PLACES TO CELEBRATE GO FALCONS AFTER THE TOLEDO GAME As the homecoming game approaches its final minutes, many excited fans will be planning their post-game activities. Bowling Green is home to many fun places to enjoy friends' and family's company while also experiencing its unique small town atmosphere. As the streets are quickly filling with vehicles, fans should know where their next destination is located in order to get a step ahead of the rest of the crowd. No matter what you like to do there Is a place for you to celebrate the hopeful victory over our rivals, the Toledo Rockets. - FOOD - lED'S BARBEQUE, located downtown, is a great place to enjoy some wings with friends or family. Every Saturday they have a 20 jumbo wing special for $10.99. EASYSTREET CAFE offers a cozy family atmosphere with generously sized portions of delicious food. EL ZARAPE is a fun place to go no matter who you're enjoying homecoming with. It's a very lively environment to eat some Mexican cuisine. Make sure to try their new drink, Little Caesars called a margarona, which is a margarita with corona added. - BARS/NIGHT LIFE - BRATHAUS offers those who are 21 -and-older a throw back experience. They are famous for their drinks called "legal joints" which are tasty and affordable. UPTOWN/DOWNTOWN is sports bar & grille that also has a lively dance floor in the "uptown" section. Come try their October shot of the month: the "oompa Loompa". Also, if you're feeling adventurous and want a stronger mixed drink, their "green armyman" is a bar favorite. NATE ft WALLY'S FISH BOWL is BG's home of the famous "fishbowl" mixed drink which you drink out of an actual fishbowl. They are also known for their live entertainment. Come to ZIGGYZOOMBA'S, the home of BGSU spirit, and enjoy their special $2 bomb shots on Saturdays. CLAZEL'S distinctive old-style theater look makes for an exciting dance floor experience. Every Saturday night from 12a.m. to 1a.m. KISSFM's "Club Kiss" DJs creates one of the most memorable hours in BG's nightlife experience. - FAMILY ACTIVITIES- AL-MAR LANES, home of kosmic bowling, is a fun place to bowl, eat and show off your skills. They are open until 1:00a.m. but to ensure availability call (419) 352-4637 to reserve a lane. Varsity Lanes is located on South Main Street and is another great bowling option. WOODLAND MALL CINEMA is an inexpensive place to watch CARRY OUT I PLUS TAX I NO LIMIT! 1068 N. Main St. I (Kroger Ptaxa) I 419/352-3355 a movie on the "big screen". They have great refreshments and offer 3-D movies. Prices. It is located on North Main Street. WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2011 Fnday.Oaoberl4.201l 13 HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ABOUND FOR HOMECOMING Families and alumni have plenty of hotels to choose from for accommodations on Homecoming Weekend. Most of the hotels in town are 3-star hotels locate on Wooster, right after the highway exit. BY RACHAEL MURPHY The Holiday Inn USA Today newspaper, and Express offers on-site laundry, an outdoor pool. Cribs are The first is the Best high-speed internet, fitness available free of charge, and Western Falcon center, cable television with pets are accepted for a $10 fee. Plaza, with room DVD player, complimentary This would be an ideal option options such as family rooms, continental breakfast and for families who want to bring business rooms, and Jacuzzi morning newspaper. Sofa the family dog along for the suites upon request. Amenities beds, rollaway beds, and cribs, visit. Rates start at $60. include high-speed internet, and connecting rooms are The least expensive option cable television with 11BO, available upon request. Rates is Best Motel, located a complimentary continental are around $99. block away from the Walmart breakfast, meeting areas, The Hampton Inn, parking lot. Rates start at fitness room, and hot tub. located on Campbell Hill $34.95 per night for single Children 17 and under can Road just off of Wooster Street, rooms. This is the farthest stay free in a room with one offers a complimentary hot hotel from the college, but the paying adult. Rates start at breakfast, cable television, best deal in town. This hotel $70. fitness room, pool, cribs, and offers cable television, free A Victory Inn and high chairs. The staff here is wireless internet, and truck Suites is another 3-star multi-lingual, and audio-visual parking. hotel on Wooster. It offers an equipment is available for rent All of these hotels are indoor pool and hot tub, a free for business needs. Rates are located close to restaurants. If continental breakfast, cable around $139. Bowling Green is booked up, television, wireless high-speed The Days Inn is 2-star other options include hotels internet, and free tour bus, hotel offering cable television, in nearby Perrysburg, Findlay, RV, truck and boat parking for high-speed wireless internet, Maumee, Fremont and guests. Rates start at $50. complimentary breakfast, free Napoleon. ■
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515 Sand Ridge Road 419.352.4203 Explore the Montessori School of BG difference—Call today! MS yV BG I .ill. .111,111 /." Pate 14 Friday. October 14.2011 Homecoming 2011 WWW.BGVIEWS.COM I BEN FRANKLIN anchors the Heart of downtown BG BY MAI IAI IN LUEHMANN, AND MICHELLE CARUSILLO "We are always willing Ben Franklin has been a staple to go out of our way for for Bowling Green residents since its opening in 1976. Located on the students, we love Main Street, the store is owned and operated by the Craft family, them," said Craft. who also owns three other stores in downtown Bowling Green. The history of what this particular store if they aren't found in the store. has offered has changed drastically They also employ people who over the years. When originally are specialized in different areas, opened, Ben Franklin was mainly including custom framing and a department store, but has slowly T-shirt design. 11 JIM i ii >i nil and now focuses on Craft says," We try and do crafts and custom framing. things here that places like Wal- Mart don't offer, and we'll match Nothing says any product's price from a different store if we cany the same product." Homecoming The store works with Bowling Green State University on several like tradition, and Ben different levels including making T-shirts for the basketball team. Franklin is a store full They also provide framing for different sporting teams on of tradition and pride campus. "We are always willing to go out since serving of our way for the students, we love them," said Craft. the community for With Homecoming just around the comer, Ben Franklin is a place 35 years and counting. to keep in mind With so many different options as far as poster Floyd Daft | Owner board, paint, stencils, cut outs and stickers, it may be just the place Home to crafts, household you need to make your poster for items, picture frames, children's thebiggame. The store also has toys and greeting cards, Ben baking supplies including orange Franklin also sells homemade and brown cupcake icing, great for fudge and a variety of candy, some tailgating party. Along the same of which is also homemade. The lines, a custom made T-shirt is store also provides decor that often used to showcase your school corresponds to upcoming holidays. spirit and Ben Franklin has all the According to owner of the store, supplies to make one. The store Floyd Craft, college students also has football shaped balloons to predominately buy candy, balloon, give your weekend a little touch of and party supplies when they shop extra festiveness. at the store. "One of the things we pride "We used to get a lot of girls ourselves on is that we've been in here looking to decorate their around for a long time Earlier WE ALSO OFFER: WINTHROP TERRACE dorm rooms, but we dont get that today, I had a girl in here whose > Free Gas (Heat, Water, Cooking) > 24 Hr Maintenance anymore; a lot of college students mom remembers our store from & SUMMIT TERRACE dont even know we're here anymore. when she was in college. She > Free High Speed Internet > 3 Laundromats APARTMENTS We mostly just get the people who wanted to make her mom a Bowling > Free Basic Cable > 2 Swimming Pools live in town and have know about us Green quDt as a gift," said Craft Office: 400 E. Napolean Rd • 419.352.9135 > Free Resident Shuttle > 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts for awhile," said Craft. Nothing says Homecoming Email: [email protected] What those college students like tradi tioa and Ben Franklin is > Air Conditioning > Free Water & Trash Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 1 lam-3pm don't know is that Ben Franklin a store full of tradition and pride > Free DVD Library allows its customers to come in and since serving the community for 35 Call us about our current specials! order things directly from suppliers years and counting. ■ WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Homecoming 2011 FfHfay.Octobefl4.2011 15
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ByEricLagatta Reporter "It's to welcome back our individuals who have been here in the past," Carr said. Homecoming is both a lime for alumni lo return to Another reason alumni return to the University is their alma mater and for current students to show their to attend reunions for past organizations they were school spirit. involved with during their college years. It is a time for both past and current students to "What I see the most is that everyone comes back come together to celebrate the pride they have in the and everyone reconnects with their groups," said Anna University. Lehnen, an adviser for the student steering committee. "You'll probably see just as many alumni as you do This is also true for the alumni of the Greek organi- current students," said senior Shawn Gilbert, publicity zations. Many fraternities and sororities host tailgates, chair for the student steering committee. socials and open houses that their alumni are welcome Homecoming offers an opportunity to grow because to attend. both groups have a chance to interact with a different "Fraternities and sororities usually have events over generation, Gilbert said. homecoming for alumni to come back," Carr said. "It's a good time to learn because you have past stu- During homecoming, past and present students will dents and current students coming together," he said. be able to create memories together. This allows them to share their experiences and to The planning for this year's homecoming began last learn from one another. February, said Lehnen. "That's really the whole point of homecoming is for "There was a lot of work over the summer to get things the alumni to come and for current students to see done," she said. "Once we got back in August, there was that," said Senior Associate Vice President and Dean of a lot of finalizing." Students Jill Can. Alumni may want to come back to see what has See TRADITIONS | Page 2A changed and, also, to see what has remained the same.
PAST & PRESENT PLAY BY PLAY
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ByEricUgatt. Reporter "It's to welcome back our individuals who have been here in the past," Carr said. Homecoming is both a time for alumni to return to Another reason alumni return to the University is their alma mater and for current students to show their to attend reunions for past organizations they were school spirit. involved with during their college years. It is a time for both past and current students to "What I see the most is that everyone comes back come together to celebrate the pride they have in the and everyone reconnects with their groups," said Anna University. Lehnen, an adviser for the student steering committee. "You'll probably see just as many alumni as you do This is also true for the alumni of the Greek organi- current students," said senior Shawn Gilbert, publicity zations. Many fraternities and sororities host tailgates, chair for the student steering committee. socials and Open houses that their alumni are welcome Homecoming offers an opportunity to grow because to attend. both groups have a chance to interact with a different "Fraternities and sororities usually have events over generation, Gilbert said. homecoming for alumni to come back,'' Carr said. "It's a good time to learn because you have past stu- During homecoming, past and present students will dents and current students coming together," he said. be able to create memories together This allows them to share their experiences and to The planning for this year's homecoming began last learn from one another. February, said Lehnen. "That's really the whole point of homecoming is for "There was a lot of work over the summer to get things the alumni to come and for current students to see done," she said. "Once we got back in August, there was that," said Senior Associate Vice President and Dean of a lot of finalizing." Students Jill Carr. Alumni may want to come back to see what has See TRADITIONS | Page 2A changed and, also, to see what has remained the same.
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A. thia wprkond for a g*aia KomMorniriaT celtabration Hit* School, who ii a mirsi.r of 11:10 pm I'elhi Fraternity the Board of Pirwctor* of tho Collaca nan oaod riflo tnatmc [Xinna Htvh. rampua-«lcctrd Homecoming Uurcn. will b« Uon- Laao than t*o tnaa ant af Stag Party-Delhi Houae Natms*aJ Rifle Awxulion of Saloeday. Oatwhee 31 crowned at the Rally l>ancr Friday night by Gerry Bircher. America and Praeialenl of taw) Ohio ovory r;jri4r% .1 who arriro at last year's Wueeti. and wtU preside n-airint canter* know anythinf S :4» a.m — Kindorgartati-Fvi- The Kail* Dance. «r-oiwtred by Rifle Association of America u4 mary I ntarmed i*te - B rea k faal- over all week-end feat iv it tea ahoot rtflo tauukamanahlp. Tha the Inter Si'ront) Kratemity Coniv the Ohio Rifl* Association, haa Woman's Club Keen eomm.sn.oaed to s.rve a> army haan't tiOM for coanprahan- -fle, will be held la both gynana- «!»• mataaaaaaahip lrainu»» What • I'.'ii .i. e-m— Home Kco- ehiof Uatruc4-Br of Uw PreIndue siums Th* Freshmen and 9opho- a ariariaa hnova hofora h« fooa nomkra Club Open Houae- tion School hei* at UM university PracUca Apartment Activity Fees Into atrvtra ataj aoao hta hfa or nvorea w»ll swing out to tha at rain* Mr. UltleWn hu chosen aa his 10 00 a.m — W. A. A. Hockey (•lp ra a hattla. It will eartaln. of the K am SHI* Kat* in tha •rvup of lt\atn»rtor«, Mr. R. A. ly raakf him a bwttor aoMWr. Game Svitmrt. Mr. H*rb Hein, and Mr. Daaa Clywa H».«.. , P...-i.-i Distributed WoWMn'* gym. whlU Will Keating Collaco aaaa may fain coBuaia- t 10 00 e_m—Kappa tAmda Chi KHMH Spratt. three of Out boat and hia band entertain tho upper- »ion» aa junior sftVara. Rtfta af th. Narlhwwalara OhU Taaah- SororttyBrunchllS Summit in UM IUII- Thee* n-,n *!"* rep- 11.00 aam. — W. A. A. CoaToo- rlasamen and alumnae in the Mtn'a trolnlnc anil ba Joat aa vaiuabla • •i" A..en.ali*-. will pa>a«kwa •••- resenting the local Rifle .-id Iha- Women'a Lounge By Committee gym Student* are asked to enter to tham aa to tha aaldwr in tha I tol < ''uh 11:00 am —Seven Staler So- Athletic*, publicationa, and the Men'a gym by the South door ranha. M..k The first lraaoa Will b* riven rorlty-Lunchaon-Sevea Suter the aocial committee received while the alumni and their fnena. Monday Moveeaber 3, at 7 SO Houaa the (argent ithare of the activi- will UM the West entraaeo pra in tha Sooth Gym of tha 11:30 am. — Skol Sorority- ty fee* according to Dr. J. R. Kroie Durbold's orcheatra will b* Women** Building. Tha matruc- Brunch-Skol Houae Orarman. dean of the Collage of two U free lo any man in Ula B. G. Faculty Members 13:00 am. Alpha Phi Fpailon featured at tho all camp** dance Liberal Arta. and chairman of the to ho held Saturday night la the University. How«nr, It will ha Sorority-Luncheon activity fee commute*. nc.-***aary far each man to pay 11:30 pm—Three Kay Soror- Men's Gymnaaium In addition ta Athletic* received 36.3 par cant IllS uv advance to cover tha coat To Appear On Program ity - Luncheon - Throe Kay this the four camp*** fraternltie* of the total foe which helpe to will also sponsor -lance* Saturday of aanmuaHloa and targets far Several faculty member* will appear on the program at HOSM tha entire eight wank couraa. 13:30 pm—Five Sister Soror- pay for all phyakcal adoration and nighl the Northweatern Ohio Teachera" Aaaociation meeting Thurs- ru.letoi.um equipment. The pub- Thia faa b> to ba paid at UM Ant ity - Loacbeon - Flea Sifter Admittance to three dance, will day and Friday in Toledo. lications committee waa given 17,1 meeUng ta Tad ritgemyer. Ires- HOUM bo hy atudant activity card or by eurer af tha h-tiamural Rifla Dr. Clyde Hiaaonf. dean of the Colleire of Education and : «"< pm.—P. Kappa Alpha par cent wr tch 1* divided among guest card. UM Kay. Bee Coo Nova, and Club pmident of the aaaociation. will preside at p^TH-ral meeting* Fraternity-Meet at houaa for A orriea of breakfaata, lunrh»***i game f>oahman Handbook. and game*, planned hy nrtoon ram at 8 p.m. Thursday at Marorober High School, at 2:15 p.m. .' i.'. pm.—Football Game-Kant TW Social Committee received pus ors-atinations for Saturday Friday at Mao mUr lli«h School. 19.3 per cent .and speech 9.9 Dementary Clube and at 8 p m. Friday at tha Pan neaday for the Bowling <;r.^-n 8Ut* vs. Bowling »;rren •narnlng will g're UM former -tu par cent. Tho latter U divided dent* a chance to renew rid friend, Combine to Fonn •t>lc of tha MuMum of Art Stale I'm.crsity luncheon at Ihe Sute-PresenUUon of YMCA VMCA at 121S pm Fn.la) House Decoration Award be- between debate and drarantlca. •hip* and tnleoraity interest* II. L. Bowman, aupanntandant An entertainment committee, New Association of Bowlimj I'.nyp arlvoob and The price per platv ta U cent* plus tween halvM Tha football game between lav a,00 pm. . . Shalael Hall tea, which bring* tn tho campus noted Bowling Giwon and Kant State Tha Aaaociation for Childhood m*mbar of tha Exoruliaa Coav 4:30-6:30 pm.--F.ro Brother personalities in variuua flalda, ro- will highlight .Saturday afwrnooo. Education held a minor for F.le- miltor. ia to praakla at a croup ceived 7.6 par cant aa it* »hare. maatinff al S la p.m. Friday at tha Reception Five Brother Houaa during which Kant'* Go4»len mentary student* Ortohar 14 Ml 4.30-0:30 p.m.—Sown Slater* Music waa given 4.3 per cent which Hash.es will attempt to detract a U» Wemea « building Art Mnaton. and d.ract tht aocial Want To Avoid Sorority-Ooaa Houaa It divide* among UM band and aing* little fn»*a tho *pirit of coaohra- hour afatr tha Tharaday nifht Fines? Follow ing group*. Tnie organisation waa formed proa> ran*. S;30 p.m—Tnreo Kay Soronty- ucei Durisig the half th* YMCA Tho Siudrnt Council received hy ihe m-rrnr of tha Kinder "Conttnooua School Canaua ra. These Rules Buffet Supper. La* Ami/a* plaque will ho awarded to that or- 0.5 po* cent and 1 per rent is garden Primary and Intermediate Annual School Enumeration" will HOUM ganisation which haa featured tho Club* and is affiliated »nh the ha dianaaard by C S. Harknaaa. In order to enable aludenla to S:4h pm.—Pi Kappa Alpha Fro- placed in a reaorva fund. moat original houae decorattona. .VaiKTiaJ As-u-vtstion for Child aupanntandani of Wood County aroid baeoming liable to Anaa and temlty-Dinner—IT B Church. Hannah Roller ta General (hair- hnnf. MtWsMhH The aim af tha arhoola. at lha aaparintandpnta' withdrawal gf Library privilege*, 0:30 p.m.—I'hratra Sororiiy- man of Ih* committee makm*; ACE w to promote tha at mavtirbg at 9:30 am Friday In the aitei.ru.i, of all •tiidenta, Ca- lIufTet Suppcr-122 Troupe Wilson And Boll airangrmrnt* for the Rally I a) »a«] ntW Interest* it tha stu- tha Seeor H-irl pecially fraasMgahn, It .ail"! ta the Avo. Friday nithl Other committee following nth)*: Are WSGA Officers dent* enrolled in Elementary Kdu- Edwin Knappar, Jr.. Bowlm* tt:30 pm.—Beta Gamma t;p- member* Include: Ann Koch. In- cattoi.. Crran Iliarh School atudant and <1> ljbrar>- Hour*: 7:l\0 a m. ■.ilon Fraternlly-Dtnnar aad The Women'* Self-Government vitation* and Program*; Pesygy The -tat- hut' prv»,rram commit- aon of a univaraity pn>feeeor. wtJI to 10 00 pm Monday. Tu. a.lav. Lounge Party-Kohl Hall Aaaociation haa elected tww new Curt as. Refreshment*; Grace tee appointed consist* of Mar play two cornel sol»a al the pro. Wadnaatfay. Tfaorwaayi i:M a m. 7:00-13:00 p.m—Delhi Fra- onVera, according to Joan Mer- Pirlarhman. Decoration*; Olia Mane Bel), f:iirabcth Race and Kram ow-r whKh I>r, Hltaona will lo 500 pm FrMay and Salurday; rrateraity dame — Legion aereau. president Fi*rher. Orthealra; and Joo lona Get**!. preaide at 2^18 p.m. K'nday. J.00 pm |o :. 0.1 pm Sunday. Hall. City Park Maiy Jane Wilson waa elected Clague. Finance. Precedine, tha miiar a meeting Faculty member* or, tha arxup (II Circulation Rul. ■» PagaUl i":00 pm---Pi Kappa Alpha second vice president and Mari- of tha member* of tha former proarraina at 9:90 am Friday ar«: hooka; laaued for two week«. *.i>. Fraternity - Dance - Rocrea- anne Bell haa been named, repre rluha was h«ld al which th» gasfc. Mwa Laura Ilaston, chairman of |act |g raaaaal if not needed by Uon Hall aentativa for tho wo*nen from ACP GiT«« •ttn.in.li was adoptad and lha of. tha hone economic^ drpartmrnt. another bormwer Reserve book*: 9.00-IHO pm.—Flvo Brother Bowling Green and mrrounding Beer* were elected. Tha officer* who will ■peak on "Home Rjaa. iaaued t r •-; bo*afl during the IVateinity taanra-Kohl Hall com muni Gee. Bee Gee News All Elementary student* ara aaaitri m the WAT rtngrafa" »t tlay. aut'je. \ to renewal if n«l need- or Woman's Gymnasium Other ofhrer*. elected loot year Excellent Rating eligible to bvojrnr member* ih- Laalal ISniaUiaaj Sch-«.J (of ed by another l-orr. wer; t-ancd for ».00-13 00 p.m.-—Danff-M>o'a are, Ant vie* president, Marietta llirla al the group meetmg «f overnight UM during ihe last work- Gymnaaiam - Admimion by Kerahner; aocrotnry, Helen Moeer; "In moat iwopect* your paper honir cconxinica and the Ohio Con- ing bow? of any day and due batk card or Student AcUvily rorreaponding aecratary. Ann U of very high quality " Campus Election fTeaa of Parent, anil Teachera. at H oO am following morning Rook. Spoaaored by Home- Rothenburgvr; and treasurer. Those are Ihe ward* of the la For Officers Pr»f I'pton Palmer, chairman Overnight loans tMued on Saturday- i-onnng Commiltoa Ardine Gollfried. judge* In the Associated Collegn- of BM »p**vh (Irpartmnit. wlv> will can be retained until Monday morn- a*o Pra** contest in which the Hia,u«a "What Ohio College* »)ffer ing Election of two aocial comma Bee Gee Nrws was rated oi e of Ohio Boaasoal in Speech Clinical )3i Fine*. A An© of five centa Wtihf! il-!«i(r. a freshman Sfu- the beet college p*per* in Uie nn- Work ' at Baott ll'gh School Audi per day i- a«.-e«*e.l for overdue dent Council representative, and Uon tonum al the apeech and r-lemen- "Iwo week" hooka; Fines of twen- Donna Rech Will Reign The paper U«l a.me.trr ac»rrd aops.on.or*- .. rttH] v> tary grade* aaattai ly-tlve centa for rtrll hour and five today 91& pouita, only 120 below the LM llrrachcl Litherland. dlrae cants each additional hour are aa- Th.re »'t i. pu agg on tha brat weekly in college* with en tor of atudant taachina;. who will eaaaad tor overdue raaarv* aooka. As Homecoming Queen rolsBwou. between 1000 and 349-.. Social Comm'llee. ana loft by UM lend a diacuaaion on ""t>a*ak-pmrnt When fines due amount to iwor* Donna Rech. aophomitre from Marion, will reign aa home- Ihe honor ranking ta flr*t cl*»- **• i ■*>■■■ s.i J*a*o of John of Elementary Srhool Curriculum than a dollar. Ihe borrowing privi- evcellent ' ■ eUaaf »-y Kenny to Mael Preaent-Day Naoda* at lege is wilhblrawn. coming queen. Judge* rated the Bre Qasj s. „, La) ne <*!W<1 Warren School Auditorium at the M» Limit on number of hooka Chnaen over four compeiitora in an all-campus election ■nlo tha Na.y Air Corps. OIM evcetlenl la coverage, viUtily. group maet lag for elenMniary borrowed. Two week boohs, no laat Wednraday. she will be presented at a dance Friday and lead*, features, cupyreading and ■ f.-.r two >anra and tha achool principal* limit. Reeerve hooka, limited to at the Kent football game the next afternoon. OthjBf for (-re prxvfrvwdirig. headline*. lyp**f- pnifeaaor of physical education. one book at a time, accept in apeci- The other nominee*, who will aerve aa attendant*, are: N> pcHUona »ara fllad for r»phy, printing, column*, feature*, chairman at Roolnaon AwdRorlum al circum.iaii.-e>, whan special per Jeanne Powell, swrnkraenore from Sanduaky. 91. and Lou Kaplan, 'raahaaan t'tuncil r*> praaantatlvo makeup, ap-'ita wnlmg. and f MM ■eetKiiial meeting on phyai mlMron nuil be otlatoed Bowling Green and daughter of K.yrla, a*. r ■atAHnaon Haratnyy at tha Uat aport* coverage. ral idiaaatmn mad honhh l-mf and Mr*- K G, Powell; Mild. ■E aanipOJ ,>.!,„-. ., pau'.K'na Baawrvataeoa ara bo ha made rod Ogan. junior from Ottawa; • ♦., r«llr.l rot aarain with Dr. H B. Wuliaaaa hy Wed- Prexy Toplcm*»Icy Fl. IM- Overboil. Junior from Van Buren. and Connie Rogera. Junior Says Froah Will from Pearl River. N. Y. Miles, Lewis Head Stage Crew Four Queens Have Various Win Tug of War MM* Rorh ia a member of Sevan Sistera Somrtty; MIM Pvrwell. who For University Production No, you don't need new bifocal* ran independently, and Ml** Ogan, are both Skola. and Miaa Roger*, Duties In Registrar's Office If you think you've been seeing Carl Uwla U >ta«-r maBa»,.r and Phil Mil.- is technical double It ian't because of too a Fir* Smcr Miaa Ovarholt 1* an director of the IJniversity Players' production of Maisrrll The rriamng par»onahly from "oerds ane rerressendenc*. Sk. much stody, either It ia just that independent who waa bached by Anderwn s "The Eve of SI. Mark." The timely and inspirinr ■Ji» ragMtraf'i aoVa ihia year aa >• s isaier aa* a SMSiaer ef Iks yoa'aa been seeing Sam »,,<• RJI Rhatsal Hall. war play will go on the stage November 4. J. and «. Sibyl McCluggag*. who laft dor- FWe Sister Seeorky. TopJanahy. twin freshmen A 1941 e-radaal* of Marten Dav» Thompson and Ed ldiutner will lake car. of light- ng the aumraer to }
ging rights that they are a representing BGSU outside throughout the week." TRADITIONS BGSU Homecoming parade of BGSU," Gilbert said, who is The game is also one of From Page IA float winner," she said. on homecoming court him- the longest traditions of The judges are looking self. It's "a person who has homecoming done," she said. "Once we got for the float with the "best their future in mind." "The one Itradition] that back in August, there was a representation of theme The homecoming king and has been consistent over the lot of finalizing." and most Falcon-spirited," queen are crowned during 30+ years I've been here is the This year's homecoming, Lehnen said. the pep rally, which follows football game," Carr said. which is from Oct. 12-16, The homecoming court the parade and takes place There is also a new tra- will feature timeless tradi- features the homecoming on the University Hall lawn. dition that fits in with this tions, as well as some new king and queen who students Gilbert thinks this is one year's homecoming theme, ones. There's the parade, pep voted for from Oct 3-12. of the most important tradi- which is "Don't Stop BGing." rally, homecoming king and "Students were nominated tions. This year, they're doing "We're utilizing the theme queen and the homecoming over the summer and then something new with the pep for this 'don't stop' contest," football game. had to submit an applica- rally, he said. Lehnen said. This year, the parade tion," Lehnen said. "We're actually hav- These contests challenges features around 60 floats, There were 45 applica- ing the pep rally outside so participants to see how long Lehnen said. tions that were reviewed by we're hoping that attracts they can do a certain action. "Any organization, depart- a panel of judges and scored. more people," he said. The There are many 'don't stop' ment or group is welcome to The top ten went in for inter- pep rally will feature the challenges, including seeing submit an application to be views, she said. Dance Team, Pep Band and how long students can sing in the parade," she said. "We had judges from dif- the cheerleaders, all trying Ay Ziggy Zoomba or hold the The judging for the floats ferent areas of the campus, to get everyone excited for Falcon pose, said Lehnen. is at 3:30 p.m. and the parade and they're looking for stu- the game on Saturday. The There is plenty of activi- begins at 5 p.m. on Wooster dents committed to the football game is at 12 p.m. ties throughout homecom- street, Friday, Oct. 14. University," she said. "Their against the Falcons' rivals: ing week that students and All parade units wishing to Falcon spirit so to speak." The Toledo Rockets. alumni can participate in. be judged will be judged on When the finalists are "The game is the one thing "The celebration is the four categories, said Jennifer selected, any undergraduate that brings the common ele- biggest tradition overall," Hart ma n, parade chair for is able to vote on who they ment into it," Gilbert said. Gilben said. the steering committee. want as the University's king He says that the game is For a complete list of all the "The winner of each cat- and queen. "the capstone" to homecom- homecoming events, check egory will win a certificate, "King and queen represent ing because "that's what out http://www.bKsu.edu/ possibly a plaque and brag- someone you would want we're getting excited for offices/mc/homecoming/. 3A BEE GEE NEWS OCTOBER 27, 1943 Homecoming Game Scheduled With Alma Saturday Falcons Hold Yellow Jackets Squads Handicapped Due To In A 7 to 7 Deadlock Loss Of Players On Furlough 7>e Fafcoe* Md the B-W Yellow Jacket* to a 7-7 dead- Ir. ipltd of the fact tha". both Alma, Mich. Bad LaM Bowltaal Green teajrta will be handicapped fnr lOM there lock last Saturday night in spite of the fact that sign*l-ealler aril] be a homecrrming game h< r« >«• u :», GsotM UaM haa Al DiMarco was confined to hi* barracks, aa inary meaaure. The ace quarterback and aerial ar*u»t been set for 2:00 pjn. wax left at home under Navy discipline and there is no ques- ljut u.-ck-t-nd the Bunker Miii team pounced the Alma tion hut that hi* presence would have made Bee Gee superior ''2-0 The annual botsec
kick. We'll lure rrvM hi» competent cepiainehip. H« nevrr-endinc ficht- TwriKy-i;ine players comprtnl :n Ihe 401h »nnu«i iiuiol ■ • baaia the The deadlock laft tha JackcU ing apint. and hw pearly teeth (if ha hai any left) The campva Jsat AAU CroM Counlr>' <.'h»ropionship held her* Saturday after- • i and Bee CM'I with similar record* won't be the aamc with Big W»yne Bc-rdner gone noon. participated ta If aoiaeone happened to aak. real eudden like, for the name* of the {or tht season, both team* harm*. OK-rhn won the team championship with BotrHlql Green tha pre- beat footballer* who went to the «in for the Falcons clad in orange •TOP four, loel one and tied one. second and Ohio State third. A ft*- on* of tha Falcone' and brown, tarkiea Al Schlndlcr and Art Slerrenthal woold certainly head the l«t Knowinr that theae two llneaman w«re in there pluga*in« D« HJOMBi from the Buffalo YMCA W0B the 10.000 nomerous attempts to acor* eas Sei aft»- wrth all they had waa a sere act for a auocg defenec. m^t*r ei?M running .ppreii- ■d on tha B-W. U. they 1 time SS.bT. Then there'a the indea of the Mm, Homer 3ocolof»ky—a fine msirv 6 * miles in 33 minutes S—Hicka. Fran. Baffale. time At the o-.-i
Rutlrdge C ' ■ ">■ n ':*»mf aaaaal cloud* at 4 ft 11 ta. ia osj Gtssa. Dot Hal). Lueile Pope, and Penal* RR Harris Jure South. hall aad tr;rt*UR*d to acotc on Fnrca RT Scbindler hand again for soate -cnsaUonni Beattie Arranges kaq -* wishing to try co*. fat 3TT -• I A Bee Go* MeCall T.K Enifclland play and Joe Siegforth. aharp- Gunnery Matches the Swan Club can do an. tonight ran the Jaekata that Feaee QB Mohr SMS ahooting forward from Akron, has at 7 00 at the natatonam. I'rban dropping the Rvbert- LU Get! Kufvn* Bean- srranging alao leportcd. Ron VV.^h, <,( The Hockey Re and R^bir, Friday Saturday •-• tfrfawd hn* wbare Mints RH Urban afaaai maik.manah ip Tournament is underway with a •end for B V. Treeael FB Brxtst-jr- B.G.. wdl be oat after football i« matchef in coopera;»-n with the "Destroyer" finished. tie. The scons are Flashes >». \ pane from Robert* to Mints. Sunwtil utr»—Bcnrltng Green: Ufa. Club mitt latter floatir-g mu> the BahcMk, q; Waugb. c; Tenbund Stickler* 10. Whiz Kida em. Coach Anderson is arranging a Interested student* an request- BSiues 1 I. EDWARD 0 I m v feid, qb; Baiter, qb. Schrang*. complete schedule, which he will ed to pat in practice hoar* before NM FOBO n; HavTt. It: Carey, qb; Fuller. Ny«l Store announce shortly. the (>>mpeuu»r. starts. MARCVFRtTECUAI'M«S IV BaWwm-Waiiac-. Beharl Ii CapL Joaeph Anaatasjo. aaaist Malaar. t«. Alford. rr; Myers. If: ed by Cpl Clarence Bc-gge, haa KIGER'S Smith, f. S**n inatracting in the past meet Freahmen! G**4 tt+e M4| y„.r ifkt,*f Tcuejidowne— Tmsrl. Bwdner Junior Key Photos mgs of the Rifle Cub naMa after tc-orbdowa—Be^an Ihaf k| ihf season intramural • Gnu Scheduled Today dress up your Bmdatoe cimpeUtcn will be staged MidniteShowSal.il 30 « ■;»►> u« Kifcinp The taking of jonior Kay photo- rooms with 1 Spooks - Goblins Ai M«k*-up graphs will be completed today Iraakaj Holland Dairy BKI \ Lt '■' ■ l rro-pnjlaUc ToMll Bru.h.. and Tharaday and scheduling Expert Beauty work Bulletin should be done at ence at th* table 'Corpse Vanishes' PT^xiiM T.»OI Pan. Store to fit your individual !.«.-. in the Well. Boards fW LUNCHES Sunday Monday ■ .1 r.MeU SALAD The fee ta fiO cents which in- style. I fat UHI Galll Poxlw SOUP cludes ose rnlarawment of the Coaiaacl Sl'NDAE MALTED MILK alscAcarraph Irrjen'. LMraa Sbr't Sclatl-Skatisf! asW To add variety to the class see- HANKEY «.. FieUtr C<«np» THE CLA-ZEL COEDS!! NEW AGENTS WED.-THUR.-FRI. Have you visit- —FOR— F«b. 7-4-9 \fm ed Zei g 1 e r's James Cagney, Pat O'Brien in GefcLELBusCo. "The Fighting 69th" U HI New Dress Ask for a Bus Schedule Shop? SAT. — Open 2:15 — Feb. 10 \ 'ml 2 — FEATURES — 2 Come in and BORIS KARLOFF in 13% VALENTINE GIFTS see our new "British Intelligence" PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED —Also— « display FOUNTAIN SERVICE "Emergency Squad" SCHOOL SUPPLIES Of Admission lie, 16c until 5; LUMINOUS COSMETICS SPRINC DRESSES lie, 26c after 5 • SUN.-MON. Feb. 11-12 HATS. SWEATERS Open 2:15 Sun. When there's a better Spencer Tracy. Hedy Drug Store we'll have it Lamarr in SKIRTS, SLIPS "I Take This Woman" a TUE. Feb. 13 HOSIERY Allan Jones in LLOYD'S The Great Victor Herbert Main at Wooster Ph. 8171 THE ZEIGLER SHOP Dick Dors-ey 148 S. Main St. PAGE2A BEE GEE NEWS OCTOBER 28,1942 IS®® Alumni Expected For Homecoming Weekenq I-M Department To Give - M 1.0^ whoi-. Dom- Dances, Dinners, Football rriaWr. Oatake. W »•■•» *.m- Regietrauoarkl_. . Highlight Homecoming Men Rifle Instruction Oyaaimellim. Wast Entrance »«*ll*t a."L—Sally Daace- Tag Hepartment of Intramural Sport* and Rocraation afaa'l Oyir.naaium-Woman". Donna Rttch To Ralgn Orer FfjcttTttttw; k*» (Uppad into th* national picture of military preparation Gymn*Mum-Sponeored ky la- Two DanctM Scbadulad Friday taraararity.rrabin.lly Caaa- by announcing- a prr-induc-lion achool of baaic rifle instruc- rlb-Adiabatoa ky card or Sta- Brilliant wrlcoming —inner., artiatlc houae dacoraUoqaJ tion to to given to all man In tot tlniveraiiy that ear* to par- daat Acti.lt, Book and promlMa of ■ two-day whirl of partita and lamas will Ucipata, 0:10 D.IB,—Crownlner of Home romiag (Jtaeea-kten'a Gyaaae- arckon hundred* of Kowlinr Grron alumni hack to the campug Mr. K N. UttMoa, principal at Bowline Gram Junior aitaa W A A thu weekend for a nala HomteomlDar celebration. ■Ha (aaaal. wk. 14 a In of Cattata aaaa Mad rlfla II JO pat.~D.lki Kret.mil> Donna Kech. campuo-electad Homecoming Queen, will be Ike Board of aariltin of la* Stag Party.Delhi tleuee NiMaaal Rifle >*»ntott.u *t ttoa. Laai tbaa naa aeon aat af SeleeeWy, Oaaakae SI crowned at the Rally Dance Friday nighl by Gerry Blrcher Aaaarte* bad Pll.Ul.l af taa Okie ***** kbadrgl wko arrive at laat yaar-a Quean, aad will preeide Rifle Aaaoc.el.oc, of A n n* a aad training caatara knew anytklng Sldl am—Kind*rrertean I'll TW Rally Daacw. asoaaeiwd ky BMry.Intermediate Ureakfeat near all week-end laatleKba. tke 0M> RifU >jg..le*Ua. k*a aaaal rifle markemenahlp. Tka tW Intt-r -Sorontr Fraiamlty Coaa- anay kaaat time far roaaprenc* Woman'. Oak kaaa aaaajp^afjajaj iD inn aa aua, arlU W WU at both era cklaf ixatrecter ot Ika Pre-Iadar- ataa markaaeaaklp treiaieg Wkal 1:00-11 _0 am—Hem. Kca- aomlea Club Op*. Ilouae alums TW Praahmaa aad aaarika- tin School ear. at tk* uaivermiy a aalarlaa kaa-ara kafora he go*e into aaratra aaay aaaa kle Ufa ar Practice Ap.rtm.nl Activity Fees aaOiaa will awing; out to tW attwia* Mr. LettWkea kaa ckoeea aa ka> 10:00 a.m -. W. A. A Hockey greap at laetrartore. Mr. R. A. kelp m a kattla. It "-ill Car**!*, af tW XaMpua-Kata ka tW ly mat. kirn a kattar eoldier. Oaraa Sw*nart. Mr. Hark Hal*, aad Mr. Oaaa Clpd. Htoeeag. Praakb. Woataa'i gym. whIU Will Eaattn* College aaaa nay gala comma*. I" 00 aa*.—Kappa Lamda Ckl Distributed Kaea.II Sprat*, tkraa of eka beet and hi. hand antoi-uuo tW upatar- ateaa aa Juaior aaWaia. Rlfla .1 aka leactkamaamb Sarortty-Broach-ltl Saaimli in tk* rut* Tk**. mea at* rep- 1140 am. — W. A. I.r«1» rlaaaiaan aad alumnae In tW Man'a reeeoting tkt local Rid. aa* Pkv tralniim atll be J*M a. vaWekt. By Committee Women'. Lounge gym Studant- ara aahad to antor tblCtak. ka them aa ta tka aeMler aa taa 1140 am—Korea Sbtar So- Athletics, publications, and tW Maa'a gym by tW Saath doer Tka tral leeeea will ka ita r*rlly-La»ch**a-8ar*B Sbur the social committet received •Mia tW aloaaat and tWtr fiiaaaa Maedey. NovaauW ». at 1:M Hoaaa !"• la tka Sowtk Gym af aka the largest share of the activi- will aaa tW Waat aBtraaea. 11 -JO a.**. — 8 k * I Sorarity- ty fees according to Dr. J. E. Wemoa'a BaiMtat. Tka inatrar- Brunch-Sbol Hoaaa Erakt DuBaM't orchaatra will ten*. k) fraa 10 any Man ia tka ilaariaan. tfaaa of lha Collac- of faatarad at tW all caaayaa daaea B. G Faculty Members HOC am,--Alpha Pki EpalloB UWral Arta, and tKa.rw.aa of tW Untveteity Roamr. R will ka Sarorily. Luncbean to W Wad Saturday nlgwt ra tW atrtMtf it ctMsmkiea. accemary far back nun la fay It JO pm—Three Kay Soror- Maa'i Grmaui.a. In additbot. ta ll.lt in advance ta c*e*r tka coat To Appear On Program ity - taneheon - Tkraa Ka. AlaMka r«caiva4 3S.t par ram thU tW four cast paa fratarnltiaa of nauaaanioa aaa tergete far S«vera. faculty member* will appear on the program at Hoaaa of lha total faa whkh kalpa to will alao aponaor dancaa Saturday pay for all pliyaKal adacallon and night. the entire eigat weak agate*. the NorthWaMtern Ohio Te^chera" AMociatioi. mcetinv Thurn- 1»:30 am— five Stater Soror- Tkia tee to lo be paid at ika Brat aatatoHuai aqulpcaaat. TW aub- day and Friday in Toledo. ity-l.aackec.n-yi.. Stater AdsUtuaca to tWaa it as raa will meeting la Tad Tltgecny.r. trea- Hone Ikaliona raaamittaa «u fftvaa 17,1 W by atadint acUvity card ar by aurer af tka witramaral Rlfla Dr. Clyde Hiaaour, dean of the Coiiege of EducaUon and 100 pm—11 Kappa Alpha sar cant w, Ifh la 4MaM saaeat gwasteara. Oak. preaident of the aaaocUtion. will ppe«ide at general meetinga FralemKy-Mt*t at kaaa* for tha Kay, 9— G#a Nava, and A aariaa af hraaafaaaa, lantiiaaa rraaaataa Handbook *t 8 p-m. Thuraday at Macomber High School, at 2:15 p.m. gaaaa aad gamaa. piannad ay aarieBa raav tilt p m roolball Gam*-K*at TW Social Caamhtoa ra ging rights that they are a representing BGSU outside throughout the week." TRADITIONS BGSU Homecoming parade of BGSU," Gilbert said, who is The game is also one of From Page IA float winner," she said. on homecoming court him- the longest traditions of The judges are looking self. It's "a person who has homecoming done," she said. "Once we got for the float with the "best their future in mind." "The one [tradition] that back in August, there was a representation of theme The homecoming king and has been consistent over the lot of finalizing." and most Falcon-spirited," queen are crowned during 30+ years I've been here is the This year's homecoming, Lehnen said. the pep rally, whkh follows football game," Carr said. which is from Oct. 12-16, The homecoming court the parade and takes place There is also a new tra- will feature timeless tradi- features the homecoming on the University Hall lawn. dition that fits in with this tions, as well as some new king and queen who students Gilbert thinks this is one year's homecoming theme, ones. There's the parade, pep voted for from Oct 3-12. of the most important tradi- which is "Don't Stop BGutg." rally, homecoming king and "Students were nominated tions. This year, they're doing "We're utilizing the theme queen and the homecoming over the summer and then something new with the pep for this 'don't stop' contest," football game. had to submit an applica- rally, he said. Lehnensaid. This year, the parade tion," Lehnen said. "We're actually hav- These contests challenges features around 60 floats, There were 45 applica- ing the pep rally outside so participants to see how long Lehnensaid. tions that were reviewed by we're hoping that attracts they can do a certain act ion. "Any organization, depart- a panel of judges and scored. more people," he said. The There are many 'don't stop' ment or group is welcome to The top ten went in for inter- pep rally will feature the challenges, including seeing submit an application to be views, she said. Dance Team, Pep Band and how long students can sing in the parade," she said. "We had judges from dif- the cheerleaders, all trying Ay Ziggy Zoomba or hold the The judging for the floats ferent areas of the campus, to get everyone excited for Falcon pose, said Lehnen. is at 3:30 p.m. and the parade and they're looking for stu- the game on Saturday. The There is plenty of activi- begins at 5 pm on Wooster dents committed to the football game is at 12 p.m ties throughout homecom- street, Friday, Oct. U. University," she said. "Their against the Falcons' rivals: ing week that students and All parade units wishing to Falcon spirit so to speak." The Toledo Rockets. alumnicanparticrpatein. be judged will be judged on When the finalists are "The game is the one thing "The celebration is the four Categories, said Jennifer selected, any undergraduate that brings the common ele- biggest tradition overall," Hartman, parade chair for is able to vote on who they ment into h," Gilbert said. Gilbert said. the steering committee. want as the University's king He says that the game is For a complete list of all the "The winner of each cat- and queen. "the capstone" to homecom- homecoming events, check egory will win a <»tincate, "King and queen represent ing because "that's what out http://www.bgsu.edu/ possibly a plaque and brag- someone you would want we're getting excited for offices/mc/homecoming/. RM3E3A BEE GEE NEWS OCTOBER 27,1943 Homecoming Game Scheduled With Alma Saturday c Falcons Hold Yellow Jackets TTJ^^THJHS t R ,jfj ? Squads Handicapped Due To In A 7 to 7 Deadlock rTf-Trr^JMMk ~l Loss Of Players On Furlough The Fafcons h*W the B-W Yellow Jackets to a 7-7 dead- In spile of the fact that both Alma. Mich, and the Bowline lock iMt Saturday night in sptta of the fact that Bgrmi-catter Green teams will be handicapped for lose of pUyers. there A! DiMarvn WM confined to his bamtcks. aa will be a bornacorning game hen Saturday. Game time has a disciplinary nwaaur*. The ace quarterback and aerial arthrt been art for 2:00 p-jn. was left at home under Navy discipline and there is no ti'tes- Last week-end the Bunker Hill team pounced the Alma tion hut that hit preaence would have THECJLA-ZEL COEDS!! NEW AGENTS WED.-THUR.-FRL V ', Have you visit- Feb. 7-S-9 ed Zei g 1 e r'i James Cajjrney, Pat O'Brien in Ul C. & L. E. Bus Co. "The Fighting 69th" New Dress U "1. liV> , Ask for a Bus Schedule i Shop? SAT. — Open 2:15 — F.b. 10 2 — FEATURES — 2 III HI Come in and BORIS KARLOFF in VJU.ENTINE GIFTS "British Intelligence" see our new PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED —Alao— » display FOUNTAIN SERVICE "Emergency Squad" SCHOOL SUPPLIES Of Admission lie, 16c until S; LUMINOUS COSMETICS SPRING DRESSES lie. 26c after 5 e SUN.-MON. Feb. 11-12 HATS. SWEATERS Open 2:15 San. e When there's a better Spencer Tracy, Hedy Drug Store we'll have it Lamarr in SKIRTS. SUPS "I Take This Woman" e HOSIERY TUE Feb. 13 Allan Jones in .LLOYD'S fine Great Victor Herbert Main at Woceter Ph. 8171 THE ZEIGLER SHOP Dick Dorsey 148 S. Main St. PAGE2A BEE GEE NEWS OCTOBER 28,1942 1000 Alumni Expected For Homecoming Weekend I-M Department To Give Heads Teachers What's Doin' Dances, Dinners, Football FrUar. O-laha. M * -00 p m Keti«trauotk>Man'ft Highlight Homecoming Men Rifle Instruction >■""»*"■•' Weal Knirai-a 1*00-12 00 pn. Rally DUbH The D>|Wltimill of Intramural Sport* and Recreation Men'a U>mnaaiui«-W(>m«>n,t Donna Roch To Reign Over FestiTitiei; ha* •rt.-pifcsi into the national picture of military preparation Gjrmnftaium-^ponwrad hy ln- Two Dances Scheduled Friday l-jr announcing a pre induction school of basic rifle instruc- tar-Xorvttty Kratemity Oau- filft-Admi.ii.-'i I, .»rd or Siu Itrilliant w«'U't'mniif buuivfa, artlattc hiuis*> tlecoratioim. tion to be jriven to all men in the. University that car* to par- dant Act.vUj Booh and protniwM of * tWO-dft) VSlri of parties »rd jramea will Ifcrtpafr, 9 so p m Crawtttaf of Hi ■ ' beckon hund'- .K of Bowliaf Glw&B aJun&l back to the rampui Mr K N. Littleton, principal at Bowling Clreen Junior rominv yuean-Men'a 'lymita •mm W A A. 1! ah School. who it a mnbtr of ■ n »• for a trala Horr.reominjr celebration ilia pm- I'tihi rVatai q the Board of Piravtora of the Collet* a.en need rifle mitrue IVinna Kcch. camptia-clcctrd Hi'n»-C"miinr \iuren. will tie lion. I-eat than two men oul of sta* ran, Delhi H Natuatal Rifle Aaaociftlion of Satardar. CWtabav St crowned at Un Rail> Done* Pridaj nrja-hi by Garry Kircher. Aivri.. ■> ] r'lea.deni of the Ohio •vary huodred who arrive at tit am -hmdarrart.* I* t u I will pmM)* Iti/l* Aaeoriatton of America and training cantar* knew anything* The !. -I* rtaored by wary hrtwrwMdlatfl Brwahfal ovtr all '. •• vfataa th- Dhio U.fle Aaaoeiation. KM ■bout nfla auukBrnanahip. Tha Wumaii*. Club the Intl ,.ier>,ity Cowiv bean ioin»i««ion-J ti- aer\* fta ■nay haan't Uma for coaaprehei. ■ ... i \ M a M M.i-i. r . th lyaana chief inilrurloi ,f the I're-lndlK ate* markaatftaahip ira.nio.* What nomara Club Open ; ' - Kre»hmett and Soph,. tf«l BwfMm. net* at th* umveraity a aalarlaa know* befora ha a*o*a into atrvtra may ia*a hi* l»f* or Prattler Apanmant Activity Fees more* wfll --4; -the itraina Mr Littleton haa .-hoeen a* hta 10 M a n, W. A. A Hockey halp in a hattla It will rartam- ' Kate (■ tha troop of imtructora, Mr. R. A. Gam* ly make htm a battar ioldi*r. i Swantft. Mr. Herb Heia, and Mr Distributed Woaaaa'a r - -rl k ■ n Kaattnj Collaffa men may gain coauaia. Daa» flurf. Ilhhfta. r....j-. i Id 00 am. -Kappa l^mla CM Kiueell Spratt. Ihrae of the bail and hia band entertain the upper- aiona aa Junior nfrWrt. Kifla af lha Narthw**l*ra I*.- Teach- Svr.my.Brunch I2J Summit in the state Theae man are r*p- trftlninf will ba Joat *- valuftbla on" A.teoali**. will pr«*>4* avar 11 00 am HAI. ■•.. clt'urin. and ■ha-nntrl la the Men'. nWBtbn the lotad Rifle ami l*ia- By Committee W-man'a l«unca gym Student, are aakod to enter toi riub to them a* to the uMlftl i" |JM taaaral Meetttig at Taleda'* M. rank« 11:00 am - Sa.an 9 .-. r • . Athlrtica. puhlicadon^. and the Men'a «>m b> the South .k*^r •*-Ur H.ak 9«ke«l. The nr*t leaeon will be gixtu rorlty-Lunrhri'h S.vrt, Slattf the tOCisI r.-mmittw ttn«-»*| RuiMm* The matnic- AaWi • tcheatra will Hrunrb-SM llou.a Oteiman. dean of the Qalaagft of tftM u fiea to any man \n In* B. G. Faculty Members featured at the all .ampua danea It 00 am- Alpha 1'hi Eaalloa Liberal Arttf. and i-hairntan vi the UatranHy However, it will ba laimlty Luiitti— to w MU Batanlai mrht m th» ftftivuy fe< eaauatttaa, n.veaawr> far each man to pay It 30 pm.—Thtwa Kay Soror- Men'a 0>mna*ium In addition to * 01 atfvnMf 'o ru»rr the f.-»I To Appear On Program ity • l.uncbi-.n Thro. hay Aihleti.t .evened 3« t par rent ■ * fratt-rnitiew o( •a.snu'idioit and tarareta far S*\prtti faculty mrnibrrj will apimr on the pragnn al Baaaa of tha loUl fae which help* W I »H.T dance* Saturday pay for all phyaxal education and the enure eiaht weak coiu»a. IttM pm f...- SUM! Soror- iiitrht lh.' KorthwaaUra Ohio Tochrre' Anociation mivlmit Than natatorium equipment. The puh Thin fee a |a ba paid at the firat nnii Fridaj- in TiWn ity ■ l.unch.on Ki*. Siatpr Admittance to Iheee danoaa will merlin* U< Te.1 lUtremyer. traa. Roan Ucatlona ronamittra waa gi. n . ba by atUkknt activity card or by per cent wlirh u divided am.mr lr.Ua mural Rifle Dr. Clyiii' lliawng. d«n of the Coll«t* <'< KJui-atimi ami I no a n. I'I Kappa Alpha runt aftnne Hct Rtaahau Ranj ■ *-ram pv«r »htvh I>r ll..-.>Tfc- • | (1-1,-mitv ,ia"- ' i •t Ml aereau. prroident Mather. OrchwUra; and Joe I ■ pravida it :i. pm ■: ■ Hal . lily Pn.k M»i) Jarr U'll — i aaj elected ,. faculty memhrr> of lha ffl Si I TOO p-nv—Pi Kappa Alpha | rwManl and Man. Mai at »■» am } ,.1,, .,;, I. . . I the '.inter I.'.. raM) ■ Pane. - Kacrra. aana Hell ha« baaa nameU repra crata • *. featdj 'ai - Mwa I.aura : ,r ? tlM Hall aaataitva for the woaien from Htictii-n «NH aataplad «nd tha of the bn ACP Gives aaothei O.OO'U^IO pm—Ki». Br ging rights that they are a representing BGSU outside throughout the week." TRADITIONS BOSU Homecoming parade of BliSU," Gilbert said, who is The game is also one of From Page 1A float winner," she said. on homecoming court him- the longest traditions of The judges are looking self. It's "a person who has homecoming done," she said. "Once we got for the float with the "best their future in mind." "The one Itradition) that back in August, there was a representation of theme The homecoming king and has been consistent over the lot of finalizing." and most Falcon-spirited," queen are crowned during 30+ years I've been here is the This year's homecoming, Lehnen said. Ihe pep rally, which follows football game," Carr said. which is from Oct. 12-16, The homecoming court the parade and takes place There is also a new tra- will feature timeless tradi- features the homecoming on the University I lall lawn. dition that fits in with this tions, as well as some new king and queen who students Gilbert thinks this is one year's homecoming theme, ones. There's the parade, pep voted for from Oct. 3-12. of the most important tradi- which is "Don't Stop BGing." rally, homecoming king and "Students were nominated tions. This year, they're doing "We're utilizing the theme queen and the homecoming over the summer and then something new with the pep for this 'don't stop' contest," football game. had to submit an applica- rally, he said. Lehnen said. This year, the parade tion," Lehnen said. "We're actually hav- These contests challenges features around B0 floats, There were 45 applica- ing the pep rally outside so participants to see how long Lehnen said. tions that were reviewed by we're hoping that attracts they can do a certain action. "Any organization, depart- a panel of judges and scored. more people," he said. The There are many don't stop' ment or group is welcome to The top ten went in for inter- pep rally will feature the challenges, including seeing submit an application to be views, she said. Dance Team, Pep Band and how long students can sing in the parade," she said. "We had judges from dif- the cheerleaders, all trying Ay Ziggy Zoomba or hold the The judging for the floats ferent areas of the campus, to get everyone excited for Falcon pose, said Lehnen. is at 3:30 p.m. and the parade and they're looking for stu- the game on Saturday. The There is plenty of activi- begins at 5 p.m. on Wooster dents committed to the football game is at 12 p.m. ties throughout homecom- street, Friday. Oct. 14. University," she said. "Their against the Falcons' rivals: ing week that students and All parade units wishing to Falcon spirit so to speak." The Toledo Rockets. alumni can participate in. be judged will be judged on Wben the finalists are "The game is the one thing "The celebration is the four categories, said Jennifer selected, any undergraduate that brings the common ele- biggest tradition overall," Hartman. parade chair for is able to vote on who they ment into it," Gilbert said. Gilbert said. the steering committee. want as the University's king He says that the game is For a complete list of all the "The winner of each cat- and queen. "the capstone" to homecom- homecoming events, check egory will win a certificate, "King and queen represent ing because "that's what out http://www.bgsu.edu/ possibly a plaque and brag- someone you would want we're getting excited for offlces/mc/homecoming/. PAGE3A BEE GEE NEWS OCTOBER 27.1943 Homecoming Game Scheduled With Alma Saturday Falcons Hold Yellow Jackets Squads Handicapped Due To In A 7 to 7 Deadlock Loss Of Players On Furlough •caller ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ , - i * | ■ l ■ ■ ■ I ■ - at *.fce ■ ■ - . : i ■ ■ ttfti I ■■ ih i BG B « ■ . 9 ■ . 1H *i ■ . Ck ■ . ■ 1 • ■ ■ Indians Seize B-W, a . K • | ■ 1 • ■ laaltaea .' : i Football Honor I taat 1 1 ■ ■ . waa iii KI'»Bt IM* year, then Spotlights In Sports Don Munson, Buffalo Runner ■ ■ tew' - *■ I I « . : UN Fel- I tf«v iMt fact tha ■ ■.■ |- ■ | : Wins Annual A.A.U. Event gat COEDS!! NEW AGENTS WED.-THUR.-FRI. Have you visit- —FOR—- Feb. 7-8-9 ed Zei g 1 e r'i James Cagrey, Pat O'Brien in C. & L. E. Bus Co. •The Fighting 69th" New Dress Ask for a Bus Schedule Shop? SAT. — Open 2:15 — Feb. 10 2 — FEATURES — 2 Come in and BORIS KARLOFF in VALENTINE GIFTS see our new "British Intelligence" PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED —A;.-.<— « display FOUNTAIN SERVICE "Emergency Squad" SCHOOL SUPPLIES Of Admission lie, 16c until u; LUMINOUS COSMETICS SPRINC DRESSES lie. 26c after 5 • SUN.-MON. Feb. 11-12 HATS, SWEATERS Opt-n 2:15 Sun. When there's a better Spencer Tracy. Hedy Drug Store we'll have it Lamarr in "I Take Thi* Woman" —'* HOSIERY uM TUE Feb. 13 Allan Jones ir. LLOYDS The Great Victor Herbert Main at Wooster Ph. 8171 THE ZEIGLER SHOP Dick Dor.-ev 148 S. Main St. PAGE4A BEE GEE NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,2011 ■ Thi» u a tnhui* U >ow iootbaJ)*r« who «-<-me and *.>. >•.' »' a ■ • H.h;M him UBM 36 II ■«, I * tUflM fit* i»«t ar* Mtvr forj-utun...... ■ M»ht. * Be. p.od^i ■••■r ....,,j lo t>* ■pp'xmtd M !«>•.• Bowtina '.- ■ • ■ • Bee Gee Scores For Both team* ■a «kcK ■■ h* am Batwawy ■•■kt Don ■■ 0— .( IK* grin griaWan Archery Tourney I . pining ■■ th* aMa H« Ifctifca CwtaaJa AM.I«.« .. "taaa . U» ik* (•••' I a U>l Sat«'d«« M>*x>i r**mc,4 Ok... W..l« . U.l —h aa<. )V0 ...... r n ■ UM in l&h acd wsj ■■ lmin> Cage Drill Starts i Meat: :ar.a«.' swianrora ■ -■-. , Qnaaa 56. >-«. Cl«b I'TOVII taaifhf Under Anderson I ihj« set th* . fl W,,- ,...!.. IK l..b*r 27. M Pstttai , ...... 7 p m A WII"»I, naalmg I Gnu State ■■ . .■ 1 t. -. _ B tai UM - ' and* »-•> >: .. t*i Miami Schedules . | . .!■ lb* will W K.I.I i.««* >t 4 pMB. b»v* a batatrtbaU •.cam A;h;.:.c Th**e *rr .. ...a. 107 b «k. W»... R.,:d- 1 New Football Game i'.-. - Ban I AT..:.■• M . ' »|. a»1 * a t. ■ lM "*• *:.*pped. 1 . kgaea, ^.a- I. ■ 1 Thai -•■ f ' SsesJ Air • v ■ ■ ■•,-. | int with at-oot 4P DMQ thia w^ak M tint » rtsrUna; 1 ■ ■ B-W vs. B. G. and *tp«ru to _ * . , f UM i Rafewti anJ ■ ■ M ..,,.:. Line-ups .'■■-■ - ■ .. ' \ ■ , - «y hy dielng ll.W N ■ laj St 4 : - ..:-.: ■" BG ' M " added I.E 1 VrtcraAi of UM »-iua i an '.cm hi »ue- tune 1 1 1 ' *: -B plMMMM. I!...,. I t .'-. nji • ttua aeaaon. Bi* Sid Ott- 1 LO Brown - ■ l ■ - :■■ rapl*ir.» mor* from B«lI«for!Uinr. wae ■ ■ , ■ ■ In . ,-.. • ■ I . b at a f| ii :n u <« ' Ki: I \ 11 r t- •■ £TJ ■ RT B V" ::■ - hand affairi fk.r ataae Mnaillimal Beattie Arranges ■ TU «' V Uec Gee Jltt-.ll F.(; Er.a-filar,.! play an; - aha | Gunnery Matches • . . _.. Ql M t I renranl it^m \,. ha at the Batata* mm ■ rbsn jrofpaMi -ft* arnnaliuj I. II aUo tapnrtcd Ron V Friday Saturday ■ton Una 1:11 Urhu - 1: mihip I r . it w. 1.. . - B.G.. w;i! b* oot a*t»( ftaaaauM !.««: F8 ■ ' :. '. ■ . . ■. . ... "Destroyer" — temhat flwihig M • I ■ Coach Ard*r»on u arrantriac a ad vtadeau an ic«u«»*.- .... B I romptctr ■che4ale, whka he will <■-! 'o put in practice aoar» before n. Bajnea, M Can a>) Full* N>»l Store •liy. UM coaiaattUon vurta. ft. BBidwir,-»'ali»<» Rebtft M its fat, aaaaat- Mainar. 1/ AlfVr.I r. Mjr-«. !e ■ ■ areaca Bagga, f.w KIGER'S ■ I Freshmen! Baedaaa Junior Key Photos : .;. M utav- Baiaa Latter • keaaoa mtrarourai n- -?- 1 Scheduled Today ■ ■tagi lip your I . , HJ Midnile Show Sat 11:30 The tai.r-K pt ,u" : ht . ■ft* MaU-up irraphi «iii I>* ftaaylataJ l - ■ ■* H-uahea Holland Dairy rr>phyUt.. T