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against Miami today at www.bgnews.coin the BG Softball Field; ANEWS daily independent student press VOLUME 96 ISSUE 55 PAGE 9 Turbo jet goes down By John Seewer Grand Aire, a charter company serve. The wreckage lay in a heap sur- IHE *SS0CI*I[D PRESS based in suburban Toledo that Air traffic controllers alerted rounded by yellow police tape, TOLEDO, Ohio — A twin- owned the plane, Telb said. authorities when the plane still smoldering hours after the engine jel crashed in flames yes- Officials did not release their dropped off the radar, Telb said. crash. terday as it approached the identities. Grand Aire representa- Sheriff's deputies and park The National Transportation Toledo airport, killing all three tives declined to comment. rangers discovered the wreckage Safety Board said it had sent an people on board, the sheriff said. Firefighters extinguished the when they followed a horse trail investigator to the crash site. The Falcon 20 turbo jet, on its flames after about two hours, toward smoke. Officials had not The plane apparently arrived way from Traverse City, Mich., Telb said. found any witnesses. in Traverse City sometime yester- went down about 2 p.m. in a The plane went down in a The plane went down in a spot day morning, either picked up or nature preserve a mile southwest remote area of the Oak Openings thick with brush and leaves. dropped off freight, and returned of Toledo Express Airport. Preserve MetroPark, Toledo "It was really difficult to reach it to Toledo, said Stephen Cassens. "It just dropped right down Metroparks spokesman Scott and even find it," said Mike Cherry Capital Airport director. ID. Pooler AP Photo into the woods," Lucas County Carpenter said. There are no shel- George, fire chief for the Ohio Cassens said it did not appear Sheriff lames Telb said. ter houses or parking lots in that National Guard unit based at the CRASH SITE: Lt. George Jutze. of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, speaks to the media yesterday near Toledo about a plane that went The vicrims were employees of area of the 3,500-acre nanire pre- airport. CRASH, PAGE 2 down while approaching Toledo Express Airport.

USG VOTING CONTINUES! Health Fair

By Carrie Whitaker announced Friday at 1:00 p.m. CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR in front of the Union, weather exhibits today An estimated 300 students permitting. Candidates talk voted in the Undergraduate Students can vote on the By Miranda Bond to lake advantage of several Student Government elections Education steps, in die Student REPORTER health screenings such as cho- on Monday, showing an Union and in various dining Students will have the oppor- lesterol screening for a fee of S3, increase from last year, and stu- centers around campus Here, tunity to participate in various glucose testing, body composi- dents on campus have two in no specific order, are some health screenings and receive tions analysis, pH testing, about platforms more days to vote. specifics about tile candidate's samples of health care products lifestyle analysis of health risk The voting results will be stances. at the annual Bowling Green factors and dermascan. Health Fair. Dermascan uses UV light to dis- Jamie Borowski/Law Schuelke The event will take place today play areas of sensitive facial skin "I have the necessary •Get more students' participation on University Standing Committees and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the and potential problem areas for Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the skin cancer. knowledge of how Task Forces to increase the student voice •Re-evaluate the master plan so that the University can further comply Howen-Thompson Student Also, there will be information organizations and with the Americans with Disabilities Act. because it is still ten years away Union. Admission is free to all about tattoo and body piercing students and the public. safety, over-the-counter samples governments should from lull compliance with that federal mandate In past years the VVellness such as lip balm and sunscreen, run. I can make USG •Step-up and improve the facilities maintenance schedule to ensure that Connection has seen good and a raffle with door prizes. sidewalks, walkways, roads and parking lots are maintained to a better attendance. Usually anywhere Students are receptive to the run more efficiently condition from 600 to 900 people from the event. "It is a good thing than it has been." •Fight to give the fraternities and sororities on campus the privacy rights community and campus visit because it keeps us aware of our necessary for them to function property to enhance the Undergraduate the health fair. own body so we can stay in Experience for the many students involved in Greek Life "Students will learn about shape and healthy diroughout Jamie •Work closely with Dining Services to make sure that the Ricca health related resources in the the school year," said freshman Consultants' recommendations are earned out and the better interests of area and on campus, as well as Melinda Gurgul. the students play an integral role in the future plans of Dining Services learning about their own per- This year the theme to the fair ■Borowski sonal health and what behaviors is Reel I Icalth and the exhibitors Josh Kontak/Sara Kaminski they can change to make them will be decorating their booths "I believe I am selves healthier," said Barbra with past or present movie Hoffman, health promotion memorabilia. This is a fun way qualified for this •Cut Dining Services' costs by implementing more efficient stan- dards coordinator of the VVellness for exhibitors to display their position because I •Improve campus safety through increased awareness in the Connection. message in a creative way. It also Citizens on Patrol program and by improving lighting and snow The Student Health Service provides entertainment for stu- try to approach all and VVellness Connection have dents while thev are being test- removal corners of my life •Fight state budget cuts to higher education by getting as many worked with Bowling Green ed. communities to organize the "Students who have attended with modesty and students registered to vote as possible and sending our legislators fair. They will be bringing in the fair in the past usually come excellence." the message that Ohio can't withstand any more budget cuts to around 42 exhibitors that back. If students have never i ill higher education include; the American lung came, they should take the time •Create liaisons between USG and major student organizations to Association, local health depart- to stop in at the Ballroom and get a feel for the concerns of various student groups ments and community groups look at the booths and learn Josh •Improve advising by having basic standards by which all acade- such as Behavioral Connections aboul their health." mic departments operate There will also be various For more information, stu- Kontak interactive displays that will fea- dents can call the Student I Icalth ture quizzes, games and demon- Service and VVellness Chris Pearcy/Caroline Kelly strations in which participants Connection at 372-9355. "Caroline Kelly and I •Create direct liaisons from other student organizations to serve within can win prizes. feel that we have the USG Visitors to the fair will lx' able •Invite more guest students to speak to USG in an open forum format to knowledge, experience express issues and concerns and professionalism to •Make USG a reputable student organization by creating a sounding board for students who feel under-represented. This would be a place best represent the where leaders from all student organizations are invited, and encouraged undergraduate to voice the opinions of their members •Encourage our fellow students to foster their critical thinking skills, AIDS research funds students." development of character and their civic responsibilities through involve- ment on campus and interest in issues presented before the body of USG •Take a strong stance on not letting USG make official stances on contro- misappropriated Chris versial issues facing students We believe that although these issues are important, it is not the role of USG to be taking official stances. By Anita Snow of the hinds are discriminatory Pearcy IHE ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS and the groups most at need HAVANA — Latin American don't get the money: men having Quiana Odom/Jonathan Harrell and Caribbean countries must sex with men, intravenous drug "/ try every day to double the $1.2 billion they users," Ferencic added. spend yearly in fighting AIDS to There arc nearly 2 million peo- make this campus a •Increasing campus involvement by getting students to vote in treat the disease effectively and ple with AIDS or HIV in latin better place...I urge USG elections so students can be better represented on campus. keep it from spreading, an offi- America and the Caribbean, •Make USG the premier organization on campus as is stated in cial said at a U.N. conference regional AIDS specialists said. you to vote. Last the groups creed yesterday. With an adult HIV incidence year's turnout was The money spent now "just of 2.3 percent, the Caribbean is 'Editor's Note: Odom and her running mate Harrell could not be isn't enough" said Nina Ferencic, second only to sub-Saharan horrible, so just get contacted. The information above was taken tmm BG News arti- a program development adviser Africa in the scope and impact of out and vote." cles last week. for the U.N. AIDS agency the epidemic, according to UNA1DS. UNAIDS. HIV/AIDS is the lead- The funds — mostly from ing cause of death in several individual governments — Caribbean countries, including Quiana should also be better allocated, Odom she said. "Often, the distribution AIDS, PAGE 2

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i . ,-.. ■ . i tO-fl ^ a -..-... i . fc-1 ; v ■ ■ v. .- / ... . V^T -(-•(. I _ '...'.„ - . . . . 2 Wednesday. April 9. 2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG NEWS Rev. supports same-sex unity BRIEFING CORRECTIONS By John Nolan activists in about 20 locations of the Cincinnati Presbytery's THt »SS0CI«T!D PBtSS around the country. They investigating committee, who In yesterday's staff editori- CINCINNATI A demand that the 2.5 million will serve as prosecutors. al, The BG News mistakenly Presbyterian minister who has denomination require its minis- Church officials did not dis- stated that the USG cam- publicly stated his commitment ters and congregations to obey close who will testify. The evi- paigning began March 31. It to marrying same-sex couples the Presbyterian constitution. dence could include written actually began March 24. awaited the denomination's first Some of the complaints were statements by Van Kuiken and trial yesterday before church col- investigated and dismissed for Mount Auburn's ruling board of The USG student welfare leagues. lack of evidence. Others are elders affirming the same-sex committee meeting will be The Rev. Stephen Van Kuiken pending before various presby- marriages and ordination of gays held tomorrow at 5 p.m. for planned to represent himself teries, which are regional clusters as lay ministers. those wanting to voice their before the Cincinnati of churches. Church officials say Mount opinions on the proposed Presbytery's court. The trial was The Presbyterian Church fol- Auburn Presbyterian has been peace resolution, not at 9 open only to ministers and lows the biblical interpretation ordaining gay deacons and p.m. as reported. elders. generally held by major Christian elders since 1991 in apparent Van Kuiken, 44, pastor of denominations that marriage violation of the church's ordina- The author of yesterday's Mount Auburn Presbyterian can be a covenant only between tion standards. The Cincinnati guest column, "Maintain the Church, also was to be tried on a a man and a woman. The highest congregation has acknowledged environment," was mistak- charge that he ordains as church Presbyterian court ruled in 2000 that in writing, as well as the enly identified as Matt Case. deacons and elders gay people that ministers may bless same- "marriage" of same-sex couples, Gary Silverman, Director of who won't adhere to a sex unions, but cannot marry which Ohio law does not recog- the Environmental Health Presbyterian constitutional such couples. nize as marriage. Progam, is the actual author. requirement of chastity. A two-thirds vote — five of the Members of Mount Auburn's We apologize for any con- "This is an issue that I can't court's seven members — would congregation, a Cincinnati inter- fusion created from the mis- compromise on. I believe it is a be required in order to convict faith group of ministers, and takes. matter of conscience," he said Van Kuiken. A decision could Soulforce, a gay-rights organiza- yesterday. "For me, it is a matter come within days. tion that lobbies religious organi- of doing what is right and treat- Possible punishments include zations, say they are supporting ing gay and lesbian people the a public rebuke, temporary sus- Van Kuiken. way I think lesus would want me pension and removal from the Van Kuiken, a manned hetero- Pamela Anderson is Albert FMwntan AP Ptioto to." ministry. Van Kuiken could sexual originally from Grand SUPPORTERS: The Rev. Stephen Van Kuiken from the Mount It is the first trial to result from appeal a conviction. Rapids, Mich., has been a Auburn Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati, speaks during a rally and similar complaints filed by The court is to hear evidence Presbyterian minister for 19 Canada's Cenlennial news conference along with other clergy and supporters yesterday. Presbvterian Church (USA) from Van Kuiken and members years. Bakj. being tie First babj born Minimal debris at on tile Castro supports conference centennial AIDS. FROM PAGE 1 ing the conference. Country Hrv/AIDS Prevention A UNAIOS news release quot- and Control Project for the Haiti and the Bahamas, the ed Piot as saying that progress Caribbean and $325 million plane crash site anmversar agency said. has been made to ensure care through the Global Fund Against President Fidel Castro has and treatment for people living AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, CRASH, FROM PAGE 1 some flames, but not a huge expressed interest in the confer- with HIV/AIDS in Latin America covering 11 countries over five fireball, Height said. Canada ence, which will discuss regional and the Caribbean, but gaps years. the aircraft took on passengers "There wasn't debris all over efforts 10 combat HIV/AIDS, but remain and the money to fight "The challenge now is to con- in Traverse City. He did not the place like you would think," independence. it was unknown whether he the epidemic is unevenly distrib- tinue this momentum and for know what type of freight was he said. "It was all in one spot." would attend. He met Monday uted. governments to spend the involved in the transfer. The plane, which can seat up night and yesterday afternoon Piot said recent international money effectively and efficient- Ron Height, of Swanton, said to nine people, was built in ^rcrtrgaa with Or. Peter Piot, executive funding includes $155 million ly," Piot said. he stopped when he saw a large 1968. director of UNAIOS. who is lead- through the World Bank's Multi- cloud of smoke coming from On July 18, 2002, a twin- the woods while driving. He got engine plane owned by Grand to the crash site as the first res- Aire crashed as it attempted to cuers arrived. land in dense fog at an airport "It was pretty clear right away in Columbus, Ind. The pilot was there wasn't going to be a lot we killed. could do," he said. There was a lot of smoke and

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In Union Gallery Digital Caricature Artist 7:30 p.m. cream to survive prohibition. addition to manufacturing ice Sponsored by the Union. Noon Quien Soy Workshop While the company has diversi- cream, the company marketed 10 am- 3:30 p.m. Union Managing Stress and Depression Sponsored by the Latino Student fied their product line Over the near-beer, malt syrup and a "Reel" Health Fair This 2-part workshop will help Union. For further information, years, il hits always been nin by a chocolate beverage. Lights. Camera, Action! The 11 a.m. -4 p.m. participants gain a better under- contact fheir office at 419.372.8325. male member of the Anbenser Ihe company celebrated the theme for this year's health fair is BSU Spring Fest Ticket Sales standing of the sources of stress and Busch families. end of prohibition by taking the "Reel" Health and exhibitors will Education Bldg. Steps in their life and help them identify Union 314-Buckeye Telesystem/ CPS Meeting Room The company was founded l>y Clydesdales on a national tour. be decorating to the theme of and practice methods to reduce F.berhard .\nheuser in I860 when The noble breed of horses, char- their favorite movie from past or 11 a.m. -4 p.m. stress and depression. Workshop 8 p.m. he purchased a struggling St. acterized by their eight-foot present. There will be a wide vari- Habitat for Humanity Ticket includes experiential components louis brewery. 1 le soon became height and distinctive white ety of exhibitors offering health Sales including relaxation techniques. Faculty Artist Series: Laura Melton, piano friends with Adolphtis liusch, a hailed hooves, made an impres- information including: cholesterol Tickets will be sold for their Box Counseling Center, 320 German immigntnt and owner of sive sight pulling a red beer Music series featuring College of screening ($3), glucose testing, City event on April 11-12. Saddlemire Student Services wagon. Musical Arts Faculty. Free and a brewery supply company dermascan (skin cancer screen- Union Lobby After Fberhard introduced Their first stop was the gover- open to the public. ing), tattoo and body piercing 2 p.m. Adolphus to his daughter Lily, nor of New York who was respon- Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Musical safety, over-the-counter samples, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. The Last Great Cause: The they married a year later. sible for getting the Prohibition Arts Center and raffle and door prizes. The Phi Mu Cookie-Bake Spanish Civil War and Music of Adolphus then went to work for repealed, lie received a case of Health Fair is sponsored by the Phi Mu will be taking orders for the Americas his father-in-law at Anheuser and Budweiser beer." according to a 815 p.m. Student Health Service and their philanthropy cookie-bake Lecture sponsored by the Institute Co. as a salesman. IV Acres Web site. Speaker: Brian Pearson Wellness Connection. Call 372- project. for the Study of Culture & Society Young Adolphus Buscli When August Busch, lr„ 9355 for more information. Education Bldg Steps For further information, contact Brian Pearson, president of BPNC brought a fresh energy to the assumed leadership in the post- Union lenhart Grand Ballroom their office at 419.372.0585. Inc. and inventor of Zippers, the company, and discovered a way war era. the company experi- Noon Business Administration Room first gelatin shot available on the to pasteurize beer, which allowed enced tremendous growth. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Brown Bag Lunch: 'The luggling 116 market, is giving a presentation for national distribution. He "During his tenure, annual sales Earth Day 5K Race Promotion Act: Women, Work & Family" on Entrepreneurship. First event dreamed of developing a beer rose from 3 million barrels to 34 Sponsored by Environmental The American family has under- 3:30 p.m - 4:30 p.m. sponsored by the Society of that would appeal to every taste million barrels." according to an Health Student Group. gone many changes in recent Asia Informational Session Entrepreneurs that is open to the to make mass production feasi- Anheuser Web site. Union Lobby years. As the majority of women This is an informational session public. ble. August |r. later diversified the struggle with the demands of about the many overseas study Business Administration room "Busch developed a beer company with the acquisition of 10 am -4 p.m. paid employment and home opportunities in Asia. 114 lighter than those commonly sold the St. Louis Cardinals, Eagle History Society Fundraiser responsibilities, the potential for 1103 Oflenhauer West at tin- time. This beer, named Snacks and the Busch Gardens Union Lobby stress and conflict increases 8:30 p.m.-10:30 pm. Budweiser. ultimately became theme parks. Industrial/ organizational psychol- 7 p.m. -8:30 p.m. Old School Meets New School the world's best seller." according The Columbus brewery 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. ogists who study the psychologi- "Research Revolution: Science Music to a Library of Congress Web site. opened in 1968 after the original r Ms. Black & Gold Ticket Sales cal consequences of work/family and the Shaping of Modern Lite" Come enioy oldies and new Budweiser. now known as the St. Louis brewery w as declared a Union Lobby conflict, consider this crucial How and when should DNA finger- music! Sponsored by the Bowen- king of beers, hit the market in national historic landmark. issue to be particularly relevant to printing be used, when should it Thompson Student Union. 1869, followed bv Micbelob in Sources: 10 a.m. -4 p.m. women. This interactive presenta- be considered valid evidence and Union Black Swamp Pub 1896. http:iimemory.loc.gpi' Organ Donation Info. Table tion by Olga Clark. Psychology, will how powerful is this evidence? A Around the turn of the century. htlp:llwwiv.budweisertours- Sponsored by PRSSA. Also, infor- summarize some of the current free six-part viewing, reading, and 9:30 p.m. August Busch. Sr., was made vice- oom mation about PRSSA's egg hunt findings and invite your com- discussion series hosted by Ogg UAO Movie- Silence of the Lambs president and general manager of h 11 p:l Iwww. a n he use* r- will be given. ments and questions. Science Library and University Union Theatre the company. He presented his husch.ivni Union Lobby T107 Hanna Hall Libraries. For more information, father, Adolphus. with a birthday liup.iiwu 'ii t nacres com contact the Office of the Dean at gift of the Clydesdale horses. htrtrJIu wuI tttxhtu «n.Com

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r - ._...... -*--'•■ ...... 1 ... ■ 4 Wednesday, April 9.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEI MMOII. www.bgnews.com/opinion "You loser, you are too small to talk to the leader of Iraq and those who will be swept away from the land of the Arab world are people like you." Iraqi Vice President TAH A YASSIN RAMADAN, telling Saudi Arabia's foreign minister to "go to hell" after he reiterated a call for President Saddam Hussein to step down to spare Iraq, innmriuomi OPINION I' -WIRE EDITORIAL I COM MI'.IA (oi.l.Kdi: Speaking out is sign of leadership Students of all ages around the speech at the campus on l«b. 26. University Alumni Association. sen for the award in part because endowment, which currently behavior appropriate for a country have been voicing their The protest drew a crowd of The association gives out 12 of her reputation around cam- stands at $677 million, goes leader. He said that quality lead- opinions about the issues sur- more than 4,800 students, faculty Senior Awards every year to stu- pus as a political activist. What toward such things as new labs, ers are supposed to listen to rounding the war with Iraq. We and administrators. dents "who have excelled acade- did the association expect from a facilities and faculty-relies on other opinions and hear what can walk out, protest and chant Monnin's rights may not have mically and who have demon- student majoring in peace and alumni. people have to say. because it is our right. But now a been taken away, but she was strated outstanding leadership in justice? But apparently opposing After Alan M. MacDougall, VVell, if those arc the reasons university has decided that they punished for exercising them. It campus and/or community the president was too much. president of the alumni associa- MacDougall chose to take back have the power to censor it. was the first time the award has activities," according to the When Bush began talking tion, received several complaints her award, then the leadership of Klizabeth Monnin. a senior at been withdrawn in the 48 years alumni association's Web page. about the 1991 GulfWar, Monnin from alumni regarding Monnin's the association itself is question- Tufts University in Boston, had that the honor has been given Monnin, who is a double allegedly made an obscene hand actions, he asked the committee able. They didn't support her Senior Award for academic out. Uwrence Bacow, president major in women's studies and gesture toward him. However, to reconsider Monnin's award. Monnin's opinion, and they did- achievement and leadership of Tufts, was not involved in the peace and justice, had fulfilled she denies the accusation and MacDougall said that his reason n't want to listen to her. What revoked after participating in a decision concerning Monnin. those requirements during her there is no proof that it occurred. for doing so was because kind of leadership example is protest during President Bush's The action was taken by the Tufts years at Tufts Monnin was cho- It should be noted that Tuft's Monnin's involvement wasn't the that?

T r I v 11 USG resolution is iii {& TO THE EDITOR, PEOPLE ON THE STREET indeed democratic bomb a metro station? The prob- own people, but to ours as well? lem with terrorism is that it I am also disappointed in the This conflict What is the most gets. How many people voted exceeds the notion of State. responses to Brian Strait's letter. NICK in the last election again? Like Even if the United States wins If anyone deserves an opinion physical pain that you has turned WEBER 300 or some number around this war and succeeds in setting and the right to free speech, it is have ever been in? there? into holy war up a democratic regime in Iraq, those who are willing to fight and Guest Columnist there will always rcmain some die for those rights. Perhaps we Often times, when I explain to anyone any disagreement I In spite of the name that has people who will denounce this should all take a moment and interference that is claimed in thank people like Brian Strait. With all the fuming letters have with government policy. been given to the war, being written to The BG News the name of another god. I'm confronted with the same "Operation Iraqi Freedom," most lately regarding the current, of us know that the purpose of it War always arouses anger. BRIDGET T0TH question: "Did you vote?" For STUDENT proposed (it hasn't even been the record, yes I did. I didn't is not to save the Iraqi people but voted on yet) Undergraduate to get rid of a threat, Saddam NICOLAS 0IGARD & THOMAS have Governor Taft calling me PATUREl Student Government peace up and asking me if I thought I lussein, and meanwhile to do resolution, I think we need to away with terrorism. STUDENTS drastically cutting the state Directors for slow our ride down, step back education budget was an "awe- I lowever, the probability of BETHANY CLOSE and look at a few of the under- terrorism to increase is so high some idea." Not one single per- Ice Horizons lying issues. that we can even talk of its cer- SENIOR, IPC son affiliated with the federal The United First: How will the peace res- tainty. President Bush and his government asked for my did great job olution affect anyone? Bowling administration are doing the "When ! shoved an opinion about going to war in States is not Green State University is just a exact opposite of what they ini- ice-pick under Iraq. I was excited to read your arti- university. How will one uni- tially intended to do. We were They shouldn't have to. They after Iraq's oil cle about Ice Horizons in Friday's my toenail." versity affect the national gov- personally shocked by the extent were elected, they have the BG News but was disappointed ernment's policy? I didn't to which Bush refers to Cod in power to ignore me. If USG 1 am writing this because I am in the fact that you forgot some know USG's power extended his political speeches and the sick and tired of reading unedu- very pertinent information. wants to pass a peace resolu- into the upper echelons of the tion, they have every right to. divine power that he entrusted cated opinions from people who The amount of work that national government! himself with. Democracy supposedly do not bother to do their Shelly Bressler, director of the Somebody get Woodward and This war to free the Iraqi peo- operates by the will of the peo- research. For example, I have show, does is unbelievable. This Bernstein to investigate this ple and to get rid Saddam ple. We elect our officials, and it read a number of "No blood for year's show is going to be over one! Hussein, is turning into a reli- is supposedly the duty of those oil" signs. People who believe tine top, but Bressler has been Second: should the resolu- gious war: Christians versus officials, while in office to that the motive for going to war helped from the very beginning tion pass, how would it affect Muslims. "Up to now, we had a respect the will of the people is oil, need to take a step back from the two assistant directors, you, the war supporter? Are secular dictator. Saddam who elected them. However, I and do a little critical thinking. In Kate Sockrider and Lana ABBY VERG0TE you going to wake up every I lussein. Bush now forces him to fail to see anything stopping the past, when has the United Mastroianni, both University stu- morning and say, "Wow, I sure refer to the lihad (Holy war)," States ever conquered a country dents. In addition to puning in SENIOR our elected officials from com- savs the Jewish novelist Marek wish I could support war!" but and taken something from that countless hours designing APPAREL MERCHANDISING then realize, "Dang! USG pletely turning their backs on Halter. country for our own use and choreographing and directing the populace and voting in One good illustration would be "When I ran into a rusty passed that resolution, and benefit? If we want to accuse our the show, these two students now I'm forbidden from sup- favor of something the voters the suicide anack in Netanya, country of something, it should both cany a full load of course pole in my backyard" are against. If the people don't Israel, on March 30. The Islamic porting conflict. Curses, foiled be for being too nice. Just look at work, work part time at the Ice again!" As much as the First like the decisions the candi- lihad declared: "This operation is WWII and what we did with Arena and teach about six to ten dates they elected are making dedicated to the Iraqi people Amendment to the lapan. Not only did we kick their hours of private lessons a week. Constitution has occasionally then just vote for someone else who surprised the world by their posteriors, but then we spent This is a feat few University in the next election. It's just that heroism and resistance." been "forgotten" in this "chang- U.S. dollars to rebuild them (in students could pull off, and both ing America" (as one of the simple. If Iraqi people who fight are fact we did such a good job of of these ladies do it quite well. That's the way the system seen as heroes and martyrs, what national news programs states rebuilding mem that they began Kate is a native of Bowling Green it), last time I checked, we still works. As is often told to me. do vou think the outcome of the to produce technology superior and has been skating at the Ice "it's the only system we have, war is going to be? And what if had the right to object to gov- to our own). Name one other Arena her whole life. She has par- ernment policy, be it national so live with it." Perhaps the Israel was bombed? What if country that has ever fought a ticipated in five Ice Horizons pro- concept of democracy did lose Middle Eastern countries would or even, (gasp!) Undergraduate country, beaten the country and ductions and is also in charge of something on its way from benefit from that situation to JARROD KREITZER Student Government policy. then helped the country get back the Wednesday Ice Arena Group Athens to Washington. (Get unite against Israel? Third: People seem to think on its feet. That's what I thought. Skating Lessons. Lana is a native JUNIOR, FINANCE your sarcasm detectors ready Middle Fast already was a trag- that USG's proposed resolution Therefore, it is ridiculous for peo- of Parma, Ohio and was the cap- is "undemocratic," because the for this next sentence). But, in ically unstable region; it is going ple to believe that we will even tain and president of the BGSU "When I went in the gas to be even more dangerously USG officers didn't come up this age of xenophobia and touch a drop of oil. Synchronized Skating team, chamber during basic and personally ask them what outright hatred of any coun- destabilized. A big threat in this I am also sick and tired of peo- which placed fifth at Nationals conflict is to gel the Arabic coun- training.' they thought about war. This is tries opposed to our foreign ple making the United States out for two years. outlandish, especially consid- policy, why should we let the tries unified toward a single to be a bully and bad guy. Have Both of these girls, as well as cause and ideal. anti- ering the abysmal voter Greeks decide how to run our the U.S. people forgotten the Shelly Bressler, have done a won- turnout every USG election American government? Americanism, the radicalization devastation of 9/11? Are we naive derful job with the Ice Show thus of Muslim people and the terror- enough to believe that if we just far and as a participant in the ism that would be related to it. close our eyes and hope, every- show, I can tell that everyone Many people have demon- thing will work out and there will involved is having a great time. NEW SUBMISSION POLICY strated in Muslim countries to be world peace? Vie became the All three of these ladies have protest against the war in Iraq great country we arc through done such an amazing job and I that is perceived as a real aggres- fighting and if we want to contin- just wanted to make sure credit Recently The BG News has received an overwhelming sion. Thousands of students ue to be a great country, we will was given where it was due. number of letters/columns due to the war and other cur- protested in Egypt and 200,000 have to fight for it. Other BGSU students partici- ANTON H0CEVAR rent events. If we have not printed your article, we apolo people in Djakarta. Indonesia. In Saddam is truly an evil man. pating in the show are: Rebecca JUNIOR gize but we have limited space on the Opinion page. Pakistan, a privileged U.S. ally, I le always has and always will be demons, Kelly Moran, lessica CONSTRUCTION MGMT. 500 students demonstrated if he is ailowed to stay in power. It Rancour, Christy Bryant, Rebecca To give others a chance to speak, we will now be giving shouting: "We stand with Iraq!". is inevitable that Saddam must Wolfe and Melissa FJlard. "When I cut off my finger first-time submitters priority over those who have Five hundred students is not a he removed from power, and with an x-acto knife.' already had letters/columns printed. lot, you would say, but how why not do it before he causes BETH ULLERY We thank you for your patience and cooperation. many people do you need to more devastation not only to his STUDENT

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STATE OFFICIALS BUILD LIST OF UNSAFE SCHOOLS www.bgnews.com/nation COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Starting next year, the state will identify- schools with relatively high levels of vio- lence and allow parents to send their children else- where. The Ohio Department of Education is prepar- ing a list of schools labeled "persistently dangerous," based on their history of violence. STATE " You don't have to understand too much to know a lot of money goes out of the Verdict violates civil rights state already." ByLizSidoti CHARLES RUMA. BEULAH PARK OWNER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio — A judge abused her power in a constitu- tionally problematic case of a Slots may take man imprisoned for writing ficti- tious stories of child torture and molestation, lawyers argued yes- terday before a state appeals place of sales tax court. "The state says it's a crime to By Andrew Welsh-Huggins more each year. Revenue from write in a journal, but there can't THE ASS0CMUD PBfSS trie slot machines is estimated be such a crime in the United COLUMBUS, Ohio—House at $400 million to $900 million a States of America,'1 said lawyer Republicans cannot balance year. Benson Wolman, who represent- the state's two-year budge) The state's take of more than ed Brian Dalton on behalf of the without a proposed one penny 50 percent of the proceeds from American Civil Liberties Union. sales tax increase, House the machines would be the "You can't go to prison for writ- Speaker Larry Householder highest percentage nationally, ing thoughts in your private jour- said yesterday. said Chans llinna, owner of nal." GOP lawmakers earlier elimi- Beulafl Park, a thoroughbred Wolman asked the 10th Ohio nated $2 3 billion in taxi's pro- racetrack southwest of District Court of Appeals to order posed by Gov. Bob Taft and Columbus, the case dismissed on grounds promised to find deep cuts in Ohio racetrack owners are that prosecuting someone for his $49 billion spending plan. willing to accept thai high per- their private thoughts and writ- Instead, they have been able centage because the machines ings violates free speech protec- to trim only about $1.2 billion would help the stales racing tions. and are increasingly relying on industry by increasing atten- lawyers specializing in the a temporary sales tax to balance dance. Kuma said. 1'hey would First Amendment believe Dalton the budget, Taft's proposals also keep gambling money in was the first person in the United would have been permanent Ohio. States successfully prosecuted for tax increases "We believe it's the best rev- The House Finance enue source for the stale, espe- child pornography that involved Tom Dodge APPIioto writings, not images. Committee on yesterday added cially in light of the fact so many Dalton, 24, of Columbus, JOURNAL WRITINGS: Brian Dalton sits in a Columbus, Ohio, courtroom in the Oct. 3, 2001, photo. the sales tax increase, along people are going every single pleaded guilty in )uly 2001 to pan- Attorneys for Dalton, sentenced to seven years in prison for writing fictitous tales of sexually assaulting with dozens of other changes, day to Indiana, West Virginia dering obscenity involving a children, asked a state appeals court yesterday to order the case dismissed into the budget bill. and Michigan," Ruma said. minor, which falls under Ohio's The bill also includes a pro- "You don't have to understand pornography law. He later asked questions, and by not allowing Prosecutors told Judges The stories, which prosecutors posal to let Ohioans replace the too much to know a lot of to withdraw the plea so he could Dalton to withdraw the plea. Charles Petree, Craig Wright and say were made-up and never tax increase in November by money goes out of the state fight the constitutionality of the Wolman also said Dalton's for- William Klatt that Dixon could acted on. were about three chil- allowing video slot machines at already.'' law, but Franklin County mer lawyer, Isabella Dixon, was have filed a more compelling dren — ages 10 and 11 — being Ohio racetracks. If the gambling The state would impose a Common Pleas Judge Nodinc ineffective because she didn't request, but that her conduct did caged in a basement, molested is approved, the sales tax would one-time, SH.OCXI licensing fee Miller refused. ACLU attorneys inform Dalton of the legal impli- not meet the standard for ineffec- and tortured. The journal was so end on lune 30, 2004, per machine, which would then appealed. cations of a guilty plea or ask for tiveness. disturbing that grand jurors Householder said. If it isn't, the raise about $112 million, Miller sentenced Dalton to an immediate dismissal on First Steven Taylor, an assistant asked a detective to stop reading tax would end a year later. I louseholder said. That figure is seven years, plus 1 112 years from Amendment grounds. Wolman county prosecutor, said Dixon after about two pages. Senate President Doug White based on 14,000 machines dis- a 1998 child pornography convic- pointed to her request for the discussed the constitutional Dalton was charged after his wouldn't say yesterday if he tributed to the state's seven tion because he violated proba- plea change — which was only 1 questions with her client. mother found the journal in his supports swapping the sales tax racetracks. tion by possessing the journal. 1/2 pages and lacked in-depth Hut Dalton told her he wanted home and gave it to authorities. for the machines. He said he's Minority Democrats are Wolman told the three appel- arguments—as proof of her inef- the case to end quickly to spare "The defendant did not want concerned that revenue from pushing Householder to pro- late judges that Miller abused her fectiveness. his family the embarrassment of the issue raised," Taylor said. "It's the machines wouldn't provide tect the poor and elderly, said power and discretion by accept- A phone message seeking the contents of the 14-page jour- not sufficient evidence that coun- enough money. Rep. Chris Redfern of Port ing the guilty plea even though comment was left yesterday for nal being discussed in a public sel is ineffective if she's following The sales tax increase would Clinton, the highest-ranking the case clearly raised free speech Dixon. forum, Taylor said. the wishes of the client." generate about $1.2 billion I louse [X'tuocnit.

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FIRE BREAKS OUT IN NEW AOL HEADQUARTERS www.bgnews.com/world NEW YORK (AP) — A fire broke out early yesterday inside the new AOL Time Warner building under con- struction, fire officials said. About 170 firefighters battled the blaze, which broke out at 12:37 a.m. and spread in the fourth through seventh floors of the building in the city's Columbus Cbcle, said Amanda Schmidt, a fire department spokeswoman. NATION Final spacewalk wraps up By Mike Schneider tion. "You guys basically set the Space station program manag- much equipment as a shuttle. IHE «Si0ClA'(D PRESS standard." er Bill Gerstenmaier said the The Soyuz is scheduled to CAPE CANAVERAL Ha. — After re-entering the station, space agency considered doing launch later this month from Astronauts aboard the Interna- ll'llil marveled at the space suit the maintenance work with just Kazakhstan. tional space station ventured out - lhal allowed him to spend more two people, but that was "not as The astronauts successfully side for more than six hours yes- than six hours floating in space. desirable." replaced a power box on a rail car terday to wrap up maintenance "Its incredible," he said. "We're "We looked al tasks that we that moves along tracks on a truss tasks on what was probably the living and working in a place thought we could go ahead and framework, reconfigured a power last spacewalk for months. where human beings weren't do now while we had three crew connector and placed clamps on Commander Ken Bowersox meant to be." on board," he said. "We deter- coolant system lines to prevent and science officer Don Pettil fin- Bowersox said that he was mined exactly which tasks would leaks. They also installed backup ished their work early and spent happy with tiie work bul wished give us the most benefit for the power lines to devices that main- another 80 minutes collecting he and Pettil could have per- Station for long-term." tain the station's orientation. tools and teUiers that had been formed more tasks. No space- The current crew has been on During a lull, Pettit took photos left outside during previous walks are planned with die (wo- the station since late November. of Bowersox against the golden spaccwalks. men crews that will occupy the They had been scheduled to hues of the station's solar panels. Russian flight engineer Nikolai space station beginning next return to Eanh in March, but The astronauts also took time to Budarin assisted from inside the month. their stay was extended after admire the view of Earth from station, orbiting 240 miles above "We're a little tired here, but its space shutde Columbia's acci- outside the space station. Earth. good" Bowersox said. "It's a good dent Eeb. 1 grounded the shuttle "Better turn around and look al "I want you all to know how tired." fleet indefinitely. this. It's Santiago, Chile." happy everybody is, what a great The three men are supposed to The space station's next crew Bowersox told Pettit. "It's almost job you guys did," Carlos Noriega, return home in early May after must be smaller because they worth the price of admission." the spacewalk communicator in they are replaced by astronaut Ed must travel aboard the more Pettit took a look and agreed: "Oh, SPACE STATION: In this image from television, international space Houston, told Ihe astronauts In and Russian cosmonaut Yuri compact Russian Soyuz, which man. Wow." station commander Ken Bowersox works on the space station during when thev returned to the sta- Malcnchenko. can't carry as many people and as a spacewalk yesterday for upcoming assembly missions.

Birth of cloned cattle give conservationists boost By Paul Elias to dwindling animal populations. bul we knew it was important to skin cells with 30 cow eggs that IH[ ASSOCIATED HISS If it survives, (he remaining "At the time we did not know how this save as much information about had their genetic material Astounding even veterans of hanieng will be transferred lo the resource might be used, but we knew it was endangered species as we could," removed die lighl against animal extinc- San Diego Wild Animal Park and Ryder said. Another biotechnology com- tion, cloning technology has encouraged to breed. important to save as much information Now, that foresight is begin- pany. Trans Ova Genelics of Hull. reproduced two endangered wild The technology is still filled about endangered species as we could." ning to pay off with the banteng, Iowa, then implanted the cloned cattle, birthed by a cow lasi week widi problems and a long way a white-stockinged animal hunt- eggs into cows In Sioux Center. on an Iowa farm. One of the bulls from paying significant divi- ed for its slender, curved lions. Iowa. weighed mice as much as dends. The cloned banteng, for OLIVER RYDER, GENETICIST AT THE SAN DIEGO ZOO Fewer than 8,000 bantengs exist Of the 16 resulting pregnan- expected and il was euthanized instance, won't begin breeding in the wild, mostly on the island cies, only two came to term last yesterday until it reaches maturity in about Ryder, a geneticist at the San program it dubbed the Frozen of lava. week — and one of die bantengs The procedure thai created the six years. Diego Zoo's Center for Zoo. Tissue samples from each Ryder and his colleagues sent weighed B0 pounds, about twice bantengs has given conserva- Nonetheless, animal conserva- Reproduction of Endangered animal are stored in small plastic frozen skin cells from a long-dead as heavy as expected. The tionists hope that cross-species tionists are excited about the Species. vials, which are submerged and banteng to researchers at the researchers euthanized the fatter breeding can help reverse the results. In 1977, the zoo began preserv- frozen in liquid nitrogen. cloning company Advanced Cell banteng yesterday, concluding it daily disappearance of 100 "The fact that it can happen at ing cells and genetic material "At the time we did not know Technology in Worcester, Mass. had little chance to survive. species and add genetic diversity all just astounds me," said Oliver from hundreds of animals in a how this resource might be used, Scientists there fused the banteng

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By Karen Matthews "We felt it was critical to I he design guidelines, based IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS empanel a distinguished jury and partly on input from victims' NEW YORK — The public will entrust them with that responsi- families, and the registration be asked what il wants in a World bility to ensure the Integrity of the form will be available online, Trade Center memorial, but their design," Rampe told a downtown Rampe said Participants will be comments won't be sought on business group. charged a S25 submission fee. the actual candidates in an A redevelopment plan by Rampe said approximately five upcoming contest to design the architect Daniel I ibeskind has finalists will l>e given a stipend to site, officials said Tuesday. been chosen for the 16-acre site develop their ideas The contest will be open to where nearly 2,800 (K-ople were I ihcskind'n plan designates a anyone over 18 and the winning killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist selling for the memorial, includ- design will be selected by a jury attacks. ing Ihe footprints of the twin tow- sometime this fall, said Kevin Public comment will be taken ers Rampe said the design Rampe, interim president of the at fomms. probably held in early leaves an empty canvas upon OianeBomMreHAPPIioto Lower Manhattan Development summer. No specific dales were which wewill ask the besl and the CONTEST: Kevin Rampe, Interim President ot the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, Corp. He said the jury will be given. The contest begins April brightest in the world lo create a announces the international competition lor the Sept. 11 memorial design for the site of the VVTC. assembled soon. 28. memorial." Cancer pills should be on hand Police corruption By Lindsey Tanner and plans to publish it in the June al official said he supports the able at some pharmacies, over IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS edition of its medical journal, recommendation. the Internet and by phone from "It's better to have them In verdict reached CHICAGO — The American Pediatrics. some distributors. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Academy of Pediatrics recom- The policy is aimed at those people's homes, have them avail- Children are especially vulner- holding the verdicts. Instead, he mended that homes, schools within 10 miles of nuclear plants. able," than to try to distribute able to the effects of radiation, in MIAMI — A jury sent word lo a called jurors into open court for and child-care centers near Schools and child-care facilities them in the middle of a disaster, part because they're closer to the judge yesterday that it has the firs! time since deliberations nuclear power plants keep pills within that distance should said lerry Hauer, assistant secre- ground, where fallout settles, and reached verdicts in the cases of began March 20 to ask them to in- on hand that would prevent thy- stockpile the pills and develop tary for public health prepared- because their bodies absorb and seven of 11 Miami police officers to reach unanimous verdicts on roid cancer in the event of radia- plans for how to distribute them ness at the Department of Health metabolize substances different- accused of corruption. The judge everyone. lion release. in the event of a disaster, the and Human Services. ly, the policy said. said the verdicts would remain The 11 officers are accused of liioterrorism concerns and the academy said. Since the Sept. 11 attacks, fed- There are different forms of sealed and sent jurors back lo plaining guns on unarmed sus- war in Iraq helped prompt the "It may be prudent to consider eral nuclear regulators have radiation that pose various work, pects after police shootings or new policy of recommending the stockpiling potassium iodide made potassium iodide available health dangers, including In a note, jurors also told U.S. covering it up. Tile four shootings, potassium iodide pills. Dr. within a larger radius because of to states with nuclear plants. increasing the risk of several District lodge /Man Cold thai they from 1995 to 1997, left three men Sophie Balk, a New York pediatri- more distant wind-borne fallout, Potassium iodide can block types of cancer. Potassium iodide had reached a verdict on some dead and one wounded. cian who heads the academy as occurred after Chernobyl," the the body's absorption of harmful protects against one type of radi- charges against an eighth officer The jury is considering 33 committee that wrote the policy, 1986 Ukrainian nuclear plant radiation and help prevent thy- ation — radioactive iodine — but deadlocked on the other counts of conspiracy, perjury and said Monday. catastrophe, the academy said. roid cancer, which can result and one type of cancer — thy- three. They are in their 11 th day of obstruction of justice. Different The academy posted the poli- The pills don't have any signif- from excessive radiation. The roid. deliberations, sets of officers are charged in the cy late last week on its Web site icant side effects and a top feder- nonprescription pills arc avail- After consulting with the four shootings covered by the lawyers involved in the case, (lold indictment. II convicted, most didn't open the sealed envelope could face up to 10 years.

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U.S. TROOPS SEARCH FOR TALIBAN FIGHTERS www.bgnews.com/nation KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) —American troops began a search for suspected Taliban fighters in a remote southern comer of Afghanistan yesterday, while Afghan government soldiers arrested 20 Taliban suspects in separate raids, officials said.The U.S. sol- diers were conducting house-to-house searches in Sangeen district of Helmand province. WORLD Iraqis will be in power By Ron Fournier THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HILLSBOROUGH, Northern Ireland (AP) — Saddam I lussein is losing his grip on power "fin- ger by finger," President Bush said yesterday as he sought with ally Tony Blair to ease concerns thai their conquering alliance will dominate postwar life in oil- Call Wilkey AP Photo rich Iraq. "I hear a lot of talk here about CARING: Zain Hashmi and his parents Raj. right, and Shanana. how we're going to impose this left in Leeds. England yesterday after an appeals court judgement leader or that leader. Forget it," reaffirmed that regulators have the authority to select test-tube Bush said at a news conference embryos to provide tissue matches for sick siblings. with die British prime minister outside Belfast." Iraqis are plenty capable of running Iraq and that Court reaffirms is precisely what is going to hap- pen." Blair said the U.S.-British role was merely to help in the transi- embryo screening tion from years of dictatorship to self-rule. "This new Iraq that will By Emma Ross ogy authority had no legal power IH( ASSOCIATED P»fSS to license embryo selection by emerge is not to be run either by LONDON — Couples can "tissue typing" to help sick sib- us or, indeed, by the U.N. That is screen their lesl-Iube embryos to lings. That ruling put on hold the a false choice," Blair said. "It will ensure the baby's tissue provides I lashmis' license and the embry- run by the Iraqi people." a malch to help euro a sick sibling, ology regulator appealed. Addressing reporters in the Scon Upplwtiite AP Photo an appeals coun niled yesterday During the appeal Shahana gilded throne room of an 18th WALKING AND TALKING: President Bush, left, walks with Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, center, The ruling by the Court of Hashmi made an impassioned century casde, Bush and Blair offered personal assessments of and the Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern, through the gardens of Hillsborough Castle near Belfast in Appeal in London is the latest plea to the judges in a bid to help Northern Ireland, yesterday. step in a Ifi-month-long legal bat- save her child's life. the war — all positive. tle between Britain's fertility regu- "Any child who is brought into The two leaders also said they authority. have steadily loosened the grip money and make suggestions lator and an anti-abortion group, our home will be fiercely protect- would cede power in the coun- As Bush spoke, U.S. military "Saddam had around the about the makeup of the interim which claims such screenings ed. We don't wish any harm to our try as soon as possible, involve intelligence officials were using throats" of Iraqis: T can't tell you authority. It was nothing near could lead to the creation of children." she said. "We would Iraqi citizens from the outset in several means, including DNA if all ten fingers are off the throat, the broad mandate some allies designer babies for spare body like you to please consider when ihe creation of a transitional testing, to determine whether but finger by finger, it's coming have sought, though Blair and pans. making a decision that our son government and give a "vital Saddam or his sons survived a off." Bush stressed the points on In December 2001. Britain's will die a terrible, painful death if role" to the United Nations in Monday night attack on a The weapons of mass which they agree and largely Human Fertilization and we arc not given permission to reconstruction. Baghdad restaurant. Four destruction that Saddam is ignored those on which they do Embryology Authority said cou- save him." But the leaders — meeting for bunker-busting bombs left a believed to possess and were the not. ples undergoing in vitro fertiliza- She showed the judges pho- the third time in three weeks — smoking crater 60 feet deep. justification for war — but In their joint statement, Bush tion, who already were having tographs of her son lying in a hos- offered few details about the Bush said the fate of the Iraqi which have not yet been found and Blair said an interim author- their embryos screened for seri- pital bed. exact U.N. role or the makeup of president's regime is certain, — received scant mention. Blair ity will be formed by Iraqi people ous hereditary diseases, could The appeals panel said Tuesday the interim governing authority. regardless of the success of the said, "We know that as the working with the coalition and also get a license to have them simply thai it was overturning the Bush said his word should be strikes. regime collapses, we will be led the United Nations. tested for tissue matching to save High Coun ruling. Details were good enough. "Saddam Hussein will be to them." "As the coalition forces the life of a sibling. not expected to lie available until "Evidemly. there's some skep- gone," the president said. "It Bush traveled to Northern advance, civilian Iraqi leaders The anti-abortion group later, but the ruling means the ticism here in Europe about might have been yesterday. 1 Ireland at Blair's behest to will emerge who can be part of Comment On Reproductive Hashmiscan continue with their whether or not I mean what 1 don't know. But he'll be gone." embrace the prime minister's such an interim authority." the Hthics went to the High Court to quest for a sibling to treat their ail- say. Saddam Hussein clearly The comment reflected a peace blueprint, due out later statement read. block the licenses, arguing that ing son. now knows 1 mean what I say," desire by Bush and Blair, since this week. It was a political pay- The White House has said mil- Parliament alone should decide The Human I'crtilization and Bush said. the first day of the war, to con- back; Blair backed the presi- itary leaders will control Iraq in on such issues. Embryology Authority is the only Questions about the U.N.'s vince Iraqis that coalition forces dent's Iraqi policies despite the first postwar stage, while At the center of the legal wran- regulator of its kind in the world. role persisted. "I don't think we will not stop short of ousting fierce opposition at home. security is still tenuous. The gling were Shanana and Raj Its origins arc rooted in a passion- have a clearer sense of what that Saddam as they did in die 1991 Blair has been pushing llu.li interim authority will slowly Hashmi, a couple striving to con- ate debate in Britain over repro- role might be," said Fred Persian Gulf War led by Bush's to give the United Nations sig- evolve after taking root early, ceive a fifth child as an umbilical ductive ethics that erupted after Eckhard, spokesman for father. nificant authority in postwar perhaps even before Baghdad cord blood donor for their seri- the birth of the world's first test- Secretary-General Kofi Annan. "He has ruled by fear, but as Iraq, partly to ease criticism falls. ously ill 4-year-old. Zain. They tube baby in Ixmdon in 1978. He said, "It would be in every- the knowledge sinks in that we from allies who fear the two It will take months, likely had been granted the first license The agency keeps light control one's best interest if the interna- will get the job done, the people leaders will rule Iraq alone. years, before Iraq is self-govern- under the 2001 ruling. over the practices of all fertility tional community were brought realize there's not going to be a Pressed to define the U.N.'s ing, U.S. officials said. Bui the High Coun niled in clinics and over embryo research. to play in the establishment" of a repeat of 1991. "Blair said. role. Bush said it can provide December 2002 that the embryol- postwar Iraqi government or Bush said coalition troops humanitarian assistance, raise

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Saturday's game is scheduled for a 3 p.m. start while Sunday's game is Vrabel looks to lead Falcons slated for 1 p.m. By Zach Baker throwing" Hornets move West; 1SSISUN! SPORTS E 011 OR huh lohnson and McKenna While the Softball team was IK ii ilt- are also expected to pitch Charlettes go East focusing on Miami, the Mid- in the second game. NEW YORK (AP) —The New American Conference was Ross-Shaw said that the pitch- Orleans Hornets will move to focused on slatting pitcher Liz er that follows Vrabel today could the NBA's Western Conference vrabel for the second week in a also depend on what type of by the 2004-05 season at the row. strike zone the umpire is calling latest. Vrabel, who pitched a two-hit- during the game, to see whose The league's owners ter Sunday against the Rockets, style it favors more. approved the shift yesterday, was named MAC pitcher of the But Ross-Shaw said she has which will allow an expansion week once again. been impressed with the combi- team in Charlotte to be in the Head coach Leigh Ross-Shaw nation of Houle and lohnson as a Eastern Conference when it said she was pleased that Vrabel, tandem. begins play in 2004. The a freshman is getting the recogni - Ross-Shaw said it's possible all Hornets left Charlotte after last tion she deserves. three Falcon pitchers could get in season and moved to New "I think she is showing teams work in game two. Orleans. that they arc going lo have to deal "We may stick with the same Deputy commissioner Russ with her for four years, and I combination," Ross-Shaw said. i ii.uiik said the Hornets have know they're not happy about it," "If Liz is feeling strong we may the option to switch to the Ross-Shaw said. "She's a hard carry her over to the second West next season. The team worker, and she's very humble." game, then go to lody for a cou- will have to let the league In Ross-Shaw's five years as ple of innings ... and then go to coach, the Falcons have never McKenna know before the schedule is The Falcons finally had an drawn up. had a pitcher achieve the award The Hornets' conference in back-to-back weeks. offensive outburst on Sunday, In light of the success Vrabel is scoring 13 runs in the game two change will mean that all having this season, Ross-Shaw is win over the Rockets. Ross-Shaw Western Conference teams continuing to give her the ball. said she is feeling better about other than the Memphis Grizzlies will be west of the She will start the first game of the offense going into the dou- tomorrow's doubleheader, and bleheader. Mississippi River. The Hornets could go longer depending on "These guys keep gaining a lit- play in an arena about a mile how she is feeling tle more confidence," Ross-Shaw from the river. "That is her role, and she loves said. "To really come out and BenSwanger BGNews it and thrives on it," Ross-Shaw explode against Toledo, I feel like TOUGH PITCH: Freshman Li? Vrabel releases the ball. Vrabel pitched a two-hitter Sunday and was said. "We tell her to knock herself named Mid-American Conference pitcher of the week. BG will take on Miami tomorrow at 2 p.m. out and keep throwing and SOFTBALL PAGE 13 Gettirf the heck Jordan: No plans to replace Krause By Tom Withers the Wizards' game at the two games behind Milwaukee on the floor, and Krause mak- "We had good things there," out of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cavaliers. "It's unfortunate for the last playoff spot in the ing the off-court moves, the Jordan said. "We had bad con- CLEVELAND — Michael about lerry. Obviously, his Eastern Conference. Bulls won six titles in the 1990s. versations, too. Before 1 got Jordan helped build the health is the most important "Personally. 1 haven't thought But while the pair shared a there, it was a wait-'til-next- Chicago Bulls into NBA cham- thing." about Chicago," he said. "I desire to be the best, Jordan year attitude. Unfortunately, Dodge pions once before. He doesn't lordan plans to retire at the know people have asked in the and Krause didn't always see things went back to just trying seem to be in any hurry to try to end of this season, and has past, 'What if?' I told them at eye-to-eye while they were to rebuild and get back on do it again. indicated he will return to the the time that my focus has been together in Chicago from 1985- track, and they haven't been ERIK lordan said yesterday that he Wizards' front office. here and will be here. 99. able to do that thus far." CASSANO has no interest now in replacing However, he is not contractu- "I haven't talked to anyone Krause's personality clashed Jordan always seemed to lerry Krause, who unexpectedly ally bound to Washington, and on that staff. You guys are more with many players, and he and resent Krause's taking so much Sports Reporter resigned as Chicago's general the GM opening in Chicago has or less getting things rolling. My lordan ended on bad terms credit for building the Bulls into manager because of health led to more speculation Jordan focus is right now trying to get when the superstar retired a winner. But he respected the It all started early Saturday problems. will return to the Bulls. His fam- this team in the playoffs, and before the lockout-shortened GM's eye for talent and work afternoon when my roommate "Washington is where I start- ily still lives in Chicago. secondly, making sure this fran- season of 1999. ethic. put down a map he was looking ed and where I want to finish" Jordan, though, says his chise is moving in the right After Jordan left, Krause dis- As he has tried to resurrect at as an executive, lordan said at a mind is squarely on the direction." mantled the Bulls, who haven't "Hey. Want to go to Chicago?" morning shootaround before Wizards, who entered Tuesday With Jordan leading the way been back to the playoffs since. JORDAN, PAGE 10 I was watching a tape-delayed high school slam dunk competi- tion. My eyes, still bleary from rising at 11:30 in the morning, were gravitating toward LeBron lames and friends much like a plant does toward the sun. Tigers That's where the most light was BG ruggers take invitational emanating from. My brain final- ly processed what he had said, ByWesHoisineer having been on the field as a GUtS! REP0R1ER hope to and 1 turned to him. player or on the sideline as "Uhhhh...whai?" Like a trophy animal head, an coach since the club's inception "C'mon," he said. "We'll get Ohio State t-shirt is tacked on in 1968. In addition, the Army back by five tomorrow at the the wall of the shed next to victory was BG's 1500th and the see some absolute, absolute latest." BGSU's College Park Rugby club, who has never posted a His friend from high school Field. Scrawled across it in losing season, now has an all- was living out in the suburbs magic marker is BG's Latin time record of 1503-332-78. changes and had been asking him to motto, "Nulli Secundus" — "None of the weekend's come out there for weeks. Even Second To None. matches were easy," Hopps DETROIT (AP) — The Tigers sent him an application for a Never in the 35 year history of said. "Every single one was a can only hope yesterday's post- free plane ticket. But that would the team has that motto shined nail biter. No sports fan could ponement stops their momen- have necessitated driving to more brightly as it did this ask for more." tum. Detroit and paying for overnight weekend as the Falcon ruggers Ohio State broke a 3-3 tie "When you are playing well, parking The better option, from won the inaugural Pepsi Falcon with a last second score against you want to get back on the field. a simplicity and college road- Rugby Invitational. Seventh 12th ranked Indiana Saturday When you are 0-6, you are a little trip standpoint, was to drive. ranked BG defeated the num- to get into Sunday's final. In less inclined to be out there," I never have been a big road- ber three ranked United States Sunday's consolation match, Detroit bench coach Kirk Gibson tripper. Too much remembering Military Academy 20-18 and Army edged Indiana 16-15 on said. to bring stuff and forgetting not fifth ranked Ohio State the strength of a botched last The Tigers' game against (o leave stuff and not totally University 32-8. second Hoosier conversion Kansas City was called off knowing your showering or Conceived and organized by kick. because of 6 inches of snow and sleeping accommodations for BG assistant coach Chris "I like the chess match aspect freezing rain a day earlier. The the next night. But I took a look Hopps, the tournament of the close match," Mazzarella teams are scheduled to play around at our apartment, in brought together the highest said." But I'm a big fan of the today and tomorrow. need of cleaning, the slate-gray ranked gathering of college blowout, it's easier on my blood Kansas City, which is 5-0, was sky outside and my countdown rugby teams until the National pressure." rained out Sunday and off to graduation (read: find a job Collegiate Final Four on May 3. Part of the chess match cal- Monday. deadline), now inside five weeks. Its results have rocked the col- culations had to take into "This takes away from our Yeah, 1 could stand to get the lege rugby world since the final account the ever-present momentum — you know you heck out of Dodge for a day or whistle late Sunday. Bowling Green wind. Army will have days like this, but they two. "These are huge victories for coach Major Andrew Field are really starting to build up," Pack overnight bags, get some us," stated an elated BG coach probably captured the essence Royals third baseman loe Randa money out of the ATM and Roger Mazzarella "Nothing in of the problem best when he said. "Our pitching has been leave. our past history compares to said, "Could've run all day with great, which gives us a chance to We cut a straight line through this. In a ranking of all-time top the wind, but going against it win every game, and we've got- Indiana, living off Funyuns, pret- ten matches for BG, these wins was like running upaverysteep ten enough big hits lo win them. zels and pop for the afternoon. have shot right up to rank as hill." We've known all along that we numbers one and two." GONE: BG wing Zac Molnat churns his way up the sideline on DODGE. PAGE 11 Mazzarella should know, RUGBY, PAGE 12 his way to the tournament winning score against Ohio State. 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The Bulls have lost Boeheim said alter freshman Kansas also must replace its at least 60 games the past three Carmelo Anthony and Gerry best two players — Nick Collison seasons and are 27-50 this year. McNamara led the Orangemen and Kirk Hinrich — among oth- "Knowing Jerry like I know to an 81-78 victory over the ers. Jerry, I think physically he's layhawks on Monday night at Syracuse should be loaded been trying to do everything he the Superdome. with talent next season, even if can to get this team back to Not only did Syracuse win its Anthony leaves. Winning a winning," Jordan said. "The first title, the Orangemen pro- national title won't hurt recruit- most important thing for him duced their third 30-win season ing, either. was to show that he could put (30-5) in Boeheim's 27 years as The Orangemen lose senior together a winning franchise coach of his alma mater. guard Kueth Duany, but they without Michael lordan, with- But what's next? An encore? have three solid freshmen wait- out Scottie Pippen, without Phil With Anthony or without him? ing to begin (heir careers: Louis Jackson or all these other guys. The fabulous freshman, who McCroskey from New York. "I know physically it's taken a had 20 points, 10 rebounds and Terrence Roberts from Jersey toll. It's about time he started seven assists and was named the City, N.J., and Boston-born thinking about himself physi- Final Four's Most Outstanding Oemetris Nichols. cally and I think everybody Flayer, could declare himself eli- McNamara, forced to play understands that." gible for the NBA draft. If so, he's more at point guard because of Jordan has provided certain to be a top pick, if not No. Billy Edelin's 12-game suspen- Cleveland fans with many 1. He has until May to decide. sion at the start of the season, memories — mostly sour ones "That's his decision," will see more time as a shooting — during his illustrious career. Boeheim said. "I'm not going to guard. Against the layhawks, he In 1989. he made "The Shot," a make it for him. I'll talk to him." hit most of his six three-pointers jumper over Craig Ehlo to win Anthony said he's having too from well beyond the arc. Game 7 of the Eastern much fun and won't announce "You know, he's pretty good," Conference finals. One year his decision until the semester Boeheim said. "I think that he later, he scored a career-high 69 winds down. "We're the national will come out of his shell a little points against Cleveland. champs," he said after the game. bit more next year." Saying goodbye to Jordan will "I had a fun year, a great year on Returning as a junior will be 6- be easy for Cavs fans. the court and off the court in foot-8 forward Hakim Warrick. "I have some great memories school." who blocked Michael Lee's here, and I'd like to leave here Kansas coach Roy Williams is three-point attempt in the final on a good note — with a win," expected to make an even more two seconds. He was voted the he said. "Obviously, no one eagerly anticipated decision. Big East's most improved player likes to be beaten by one per- The North Carolina job is open, after averaging 15 points and son so many times. and Williams must make the nearly nine rebounds. Unfortunately, Cleveland has hard choice between staying Josh Pace, who had eight been that. with the layhawks or taking over points, eight rebounds, three "But they've had their good at his alma mater. steals and two assists in only 21 times, too. They had some great "Obviously, you want to minutes against Kansas, also will teams and some great rivalries avenge what happened this be a junior. And Syracuse's cen- Kevin Bivoll AP Ptioto between the two of us. Both of year," a leary-eyed Williams said ters — 7-foot center Craig Forth us are at a point where we're after the game. "But right now, and shot-blocking specialist SAVORING VICTORY: Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim leads his players while clutching the trying to re-establish ourselves you just have to live in the leremy McNeil — will return. NCAA Championship trophy and net upon arriving in Syracuse, N.Y. yesterday. back to those winnings days." Islanders try to knock off Senators in Game 1 By Ira Podell against the wall. I like it when Despite seven straight playoff IHE ASSOCIATE 0 PRESS nobody thinks we can win. Our appearances and three 100-point SYOSSET, N.Y. — Peter team seems to take pride in situ- seasons in five, Ottawa has just Laviolette spoke softly, his voice ations like that." two series wins taxed by an intermittent cough. Three other series play Game 1 "There is that pressure there, The message he sent to the NHLs today, too. New Jersey, which and maybe it's more titan what's top team was loud and clear. won the Atlantic Division and the deserved," Senators forward Rob The New York Islanders' coach No. 2 seed in the Eastern Ray said. was quite confident yesterday Conference, hosts Boston; The eighth-seeded Islanders about his eighth-seeded team's Philadelphia hosts Toronto; and crawled to the end of the regular chances against the Ottawa Edmonton is at Dallas in the only season, going 0-4-1 before win- Senators in the first round of the Western Conference matchup. ning their last game. Stanley Cup playoffs. The four other series start Now they face the Senators, "I trunk we have a better team," tomorrow. Detroit opens defense whose 52 victories made them Laviolette said, ignoring for the »f its championship against visit- the only team to reach 50. moment that the Islanders had ing Anaheim; Washington is at "I don't think there's a whole lot 30 fewer points than Ottawa. Tampa Bay; Minnesota makes its of people picking us to come out And that the Senators have postseason debut at Colorado; of this series, which is fine." won 21 of their last 30 games and Vancouver hosts St. Louis laviolette said. "They're the best against the Islanders. Ottawa won the Presidents' team in the league — the points New York did win the last Trophy with 113 points. The say it." matchup, 5-2 at Ottawa on Senators, though, have a history The Red Wings would argue March 15. of postseason disappointments that they are the league's best, "I like our team," Laviolette "We're going to go up there, having won their third Stanley said, a day before his team opens and we're going to play as hard as Cup in six seasons last year. Ed BeU AP Photo its best-of-seven first-round we possibly can play, and we're Detroit surged to the Central series at Ottawa. "I like what we expecting to be successful," Division title after captain Steve STOPPED: New York Islanders goalie Garth Snow blocks a shot during the second period April 1 can bring on any given night. I Laviolette said. "But the pressure against the New York Rangers. The Islanders will face the Senators tomorrow as the playoffs begin. like it when our backs are up lays squarely on their shoulders." PIAY0FFS,PAGE11

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FROM PAGE 9 hemisphere, is visible from at So the Canucks drew the eventual conference champi- least 20 miles away. We pulled off Yzerman returned late in the Blues, who are in the playoffs on Carolina. They won't have Slurgis. Elkhart. South Bend. the highway, eastward up a season after August knee for the 24th straight season. A to worry about the Hurricanes Gary Across the state line into street for just over a mile, and surgery. win Sunday by Vancouver this time, because Carolina opener Calumet City, Illinois A wrong made a left onto Michigan Detroit faces a Mighty against also-ran Los Angeles had the NHLs worst record. By Tom Withers turn here and there. I tried to Avenue. Ducks team in the playoffs for would have set up a more- New Jersey won the 2000 IH[ ASSOCIAIEO PRESS find street names on a map that Want to feel like the crust on the third time after a four-year favorable meeting with the Stanley Cup, then fell to CLEVELAND — lose Valentin could have been fully printed on the bottom of a deep-dish pizza? absence. Anaheim won't have young Wild. Colorado in Game 7 of the took one look at Bartolo Colon the head of a pin. Go down Michigan Avenue in a an easy time against Detroit, Instead, the Wild will play 2001 finals. The Devils' oppo- wearing short sleeves and shook I quickly found out the biggest car. There are few buildings which had an experienced the Avalanche, seeking their nent will be Boston, the No. 7 his head. The rest of his body drawback to being a Chicagoan under 100 feet in height, and lineup and added defense- second Cup in three years and seed, which rebounded from a man Mathieu Schneider at the already was shaking. besides traffic jams: toll roads. most exceed that by plenty. We third in eight seasons. late slide after general manag- "He's nuts," Valentin said. "I Every other stretch of road in the stayed on Michigan long enough trading deadline. Edmonton, one of six play- er Mike O'Connell fired coach "1 think we're a pretty good was freezing. I put on everything city has a toll gate at its origin or for me to have the highlight of off teams that didn't make the Robbie Ftorek and took over. I could find to slay warm, and end. The official symbol of the my trip. A red light. hockey club," Anaheim coach postseason in 2002, wrapped The Flyers and Maple Leafs believe me, I was not warm." Chicago transit authority must Stuck behind a bus on Mike Babcock said. "Do we up the eighth seed in the West could tell way back in March Valentin heated up with a be a change basket with 50 cents Michigan, I looked up. We were have enough experience? Are despite trading top defense- they were headed for a playoff liebreaking RBI single in going into it. Pack a roll of quar- right next to the Hancock we mentally and physically man lanne Niinimaa (to the showdown. That's why Chicago's two-run 10th inning as ters if you go. Building. Dam near 100 stories if tough enough to survive the Islanders) and top forward Philadelphia added Tony the White Sox won the Cleveland We got to our destination in not over. I was right there, look- ordeal here at this time of the Anson Carter (to the Rangers) Amonte, and injury-laden Indians' chilly home opener 5-3 Naperville. 111. in about three and ing out of the sun roof up to this year? That's what we're going at the deadline. Toronto acquired Owen yesterday. a half hours. We got a whirlwind giant. I mean, straight up. This to End out. But this is where The Oilers and Stars are Nolan. The 10th home opener in tour of the surrounding area in huge, famous building I had we want to be." anything but strangers. They The Lightning are third in lacobs Field history was resched- an evening and a morning. seen in photographs and on TV Vancouver isn't quite where meet in the playoffs for the the East after topping uled from Monday because of Naperville is practically its own for years was right next to me. I it hoped to be. The Canucks sixth time in seven years (both Washington by one point for rain and cold weather, and yes- metropolitan area at 133,000 don't know if I blinked for the led the Northwest Division missed the playoffs a year their first division title. The terday's conditions were better people and a bustling downtown whole light. I had to take in every until the regular season's final ago). Cipitals will be counting on suited for a Bears-Browns day, when Colorado passed area filled with shops and second. In the East, the Devils hope laromir lagr, in his first post- matchup than baseball. restaurants. Naperville, like Some people are humbled them to win a record ninth to rebound from last year's season with the club. Fog shrouded the ballpark and Chicago, is so populated there when they look up at the night- the chill made it feel like it was 22 can be a fast-food restaurant on time sky. Some are humbled degrees when Indians starter a main street and the exact same when they exchange glances Ricardo Rodriguez threw out the restaurant a mile and a half with a jet black steel-and-glass first pitch. Only about 10,000 fans down the road. Both get good celebrity that has an observation ATHLETE OF THE WEEK braved the frigid weather until business because there are so deck capable of seeing three the final out many customers to go around. states. "It wasn't Kissimmee, Florida," We shot up Lakeshore Drive Liz Vrabel was named Mid -American Conference Pitcher of And what's a trip to Chicago the Week for the second week in a row after helping the Indians catcher losh Bard said. without deep-dish pizza at 11 past the Field Museum and the "But the White Sox had to deal renovated Soldier Field, back Falcons to three victories last week. p.m.? Never let any Pizza Hut Vrabel had a 2-0 record and an eamed-run average of just 0.47 with it, too." chain joint tell you they have onto the interstate and past Billy Koch (1-0) pitched two Comiskey Park, where the White on the week. Chicago deep dish. The real stuff Vrabel threw a complete-game one-hitter Wednesday in a 5-0 innings as the White Sox won costs $19 for a 10-inch and an Sox were in the process of rout- their fourth straight. ing the Tigers. (It is actually win over Ohio, allowing only a one-out single in the seventh Olympic shot-putter would have inning. In that contest, she struck out eight Bobcats and did not With the scored tied 3-3, Sandy a hard time lifting it. The bottom called U.S. Cellular Field now, walk a batter. Alomar Ir. singled — his third hit crust itself isn't much thicker butiflhatname appears in any- — to open the 10th off Chad thing besides a White Sox pro- Then, in the second game of the doubleheader, she pitched a than a heavy piece of poster scoreless first inning before giving way to junior lody Johnson, Paronto (0-1) and was replaced board. It's the layers of cheese, gram on a newspaper story, and the two combined on a four-hit shutout in a 1 -0 BG win. by pinch-runner Miguel Olivo. peppers, sausage and pcpperoni heads need to roll.) D'Angelo limenez walked on We blasted back through Vrabel threw hidess ball Sunday until giving up a single with on top that give it its depth, usu- one out in the sixth against arch-rival Toledo. She allowed one four pitches and Valentin failed to ally over two inches. Indiana, back home to Ohio, and get down a sacrifice bunt, before almost ran out of gas when we more hit, in the seventh, before getting the final out for a 2-1 win Sunday morning, we had to and her 10th complete game in 12 starts this year. hitting his RBI single. leave after breakfast. Way too decided to take a route home "I got lucky we cashed in," that included Wauseon and On the week, Vrabel allowed opponents to hit just .083 against soon, but skipping classes in the her. On the season, she is now 8-6 with a 1.56 ERA. Valentin said. "We can't afford to final weeks of the semester to Napoleon. But we made it. She leads the Falcons in wins, ERA, appearances (18), starts, make mistakes. If 1 hit into a dou- spend an extra day in Chicago I don't have any pictures of the Liz Vrabel ble play, not too many people in weekend. Right now, I doubt complete games, shutouts (5), innings (85.1) and strikeouts (84). probably isn't a good idea. Opponents are batting just. 184 against her on the year. this room are going to be happy We decided to go downtown that I'd need them. All I have to Freshman with me." on the way out. I hadn't been do is sit back and close my eyes Thomas then lifted a fly ball, into downtown Chicago before, to get a good picture. Riding 77ie ali.lete of the week is selected by The BG News sports staff due to liieir outstanding accom- but luckily my roommate had through downtown Chicago plishments on the field. INDIANS. PAU 1? driven in the city. I was familiar with the sun roof open on a cool with skyscrapers before living in April afternoon, Bowling Green Cleveland, but not these super- and daily business hundreds of giants. The Sears Tower, still the miles away. And I think I'm still tallest building in the western digesting that deep-dish pizza GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING w k,Ai . 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RUGBV.FR0MPAGE9 defense for a try that coupled with challenge, small mistakes nearly and went on a scoring rampage and Ohio State turned it into a try most unlikely places," Mazzarella Cromly's conversion made it 10-5. cost BG the game. A dropped pass that very nearly swept the of the own. A try and conversion said. Hiinging the subject up with any Eight man Ercd Ackermann led to an Army try while what Buckeyes out of the stadium, tight on a backfield overload by Cromly That hero came in die fonn of of the teams' fullbacks brought a picked up a loose ball near the BG seemed a certain Falcon scoring Man Fred Ackermann opened the led to yet another fumbled kickoff wing Zac Molnar who was playing barrage ol profanity as they goal line and turned it into an 80- opportunity was turned into a 90- scoring by burrowing in from 10 and yet another Buckeye try. A in place of injured scoring watched punts go backwanls for yard jaunt that was finished off by yard kick and chase for yet another yards out and wing Andrew Riddell Cromly penalty field goal put BG machine Kevin Mongold Picking negative yardage wing Andrew Riddell for another try. It wasn't enough, however as made it 10-0 by scooping up a ahead and what, on a normal day, up a dropped ball on the 45 yard The secret?" MazzareDa said. try and a 15-5 lead. BG hung on to win 20-18. drooped pass and winning a 50 seemed like an insurmountable line, Molnar set off up the field on a Score gobs of points with the With fans barely settled into The win put the Falcons into the yard sprint to the end zone. 27-10 lead. run that was seemingly paced step Wind and hang on for deal lile their seats for the second half kick- final with Ohio Slate. The Buckeyes Hammering away at the Buckeye A normal day doesn't account for step by the 500 or so BG fans on against it." off, scrum half Vincc Siatopoli are the only team that has had BG's end zone brought another try from for the howling wind and it was the sideline. His leaping dive into I or the most pan. BG's victories slipped through a gap in Army's of late. BG last beat Ohio Slate in center Travis Budd. Each try was BG's turn to face it in the second the end zone sent die crowd wild followed that very script defense to touch down and 1998 and has gone down to defeat greeted with a cacophony of car half. The Buckeyes quickly landed and put the match out of reach for Starting against Army with the increase BG's lead to 20-5. Now it four straight times since then. That horns from the dozens of vehicles two huge penalty field goals and Ohio. A garbage time try by the wind, center Pete Cromly opened was Army's turn to use the wind to includes a narrow 33-25 victory in surrounding the field and filled once again the Falcons faced a race Buckeyes made the final a the scoring with a 35-yard penalty lire off huge 70-yard punts in a kick last fall's Midwest region champi- with BG fans trying to stay warm. of time and points. Things looked respectable 32-28 but Molnar's try Held goal onlv to have the ( adets and chase oltensc. Slowly die onship — a game dial concluded Pete Cromly's sole conversion bleak indeed when prop BG Kris had essentially ended the match come back to take a brief 5-3 lead Cadets chipped away at the point with Buckeye coach Dan Porter made it 17-0. Black was sent to the penalty box five minutes earlier. with, i try. Wing Kevin Mongold put differential fly half Grant saying the BG was " just a fairly Good teams just don't lie down for the last ten minutes of the The Falcons, now 16-4, will host BG back on top with one of his MacDonald hit a 15 drop goal to good second der division one and die, and such was the case match and the Buckeyes scored a Ohio University this Saturday in patented 50-yard pinball routes make it 20-8 and a race of time and team". with Ohio as they slowly started to converted try to trail just 27-23. dieir final home match of the sea- over, around and through the points was on. While the Falcon With that quote burned into chip away at BG's lead.The Falcons "Sometimes heroes just seem to son. Game time is 1 pin at the defense was generally up to the every brain cell, BG took the field fumbled the kickoff after Budd's try step out of the darkness from the College Park rugby field.

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Must pay util. but rent ne- gressive 419-823-0520, Maria much. That will go away as soon The doubleheader will "Liberty and Security: students wont here Standard pay is as we win a game and win a gotiable Call 353-3038 Stephanie. begin today at 2 p.m. at the An Informational Meeting Child care needed in our Svtvania S6.00/hr. These are unskilled jobs involving assembling & packaging of series. That's the goal right now." on the USA Patriot Act" home for our 11 & 13 yr old Must be BGSU Softball Held, and the small parts Apply in person b/w the Trammell wasn't in Detroit for With Ray Vasvarl, Legal Director Female sublease's needed! Apt. in avail, for entire summer, June 5 to games will conclude the six hrs of 9am-5pm (M-F) at AD- for the ACLU of Ohio University Village. Clean, spacious, Aug. 27, btwn. 8anv5pm M-F. Must last season's 0-11 start, but many game Falcon homestand, VANCED SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, Wed. April 9, 7:30-9pm in BA106 and close to campus! Call Kara or have a car & rel. Please send 1 pg of his players were. The Tigers are INC.. 428 Clough St.BG.OH. only 2 which has seen BG go 4-0 so This event Is free and Laura at 353-6913. description of your qualifications to only the third team in major blocks from campus near Kinko's & far. open to the public. PO Box 664 Sylvania OH 43560 Dairy Queen next to RR tracks. league history with consecutive After tomorrow, the For more Information about this May Graduation tickets needed 0-6 starts, the first since the 1962- event or the ACLU BGSU WILL PAY!II! Cleaning & Miscellaneous help Bartender trainees needed Falcons will travel to Muncie Branch contact us at: 63 Mets began 0-9 and 0-8. 214-1429 or email DerekoObgnet needed starting in May $250 a day potential. 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