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CAMPUS BRIEF Three members of the alcohol offense and open container June 5. Gates and Lynch's prior offenses are traffic BGSU football team were violations. cited by University police Both Gates and Lynch played in the t>|<8ff*W^ for being in Falcons' 28-27 loss to Wyoming Saturday a residence hall Thursday afternoon "We had a discipline issue, and the one Nicholas McKnight, Darryl Lynch and guy suspended before [McKnight] had a Jerry Gales were each 'issued misdemeanor fairly serious issue in our program before, citations (or criminal trespassing." according said football coach Dave Clawson following to a press release emailed by Dave Meyer, the game. "He was certainly made aware assistant ol Athletic Communications that if any other issue [happened] he would While all three students will go through be suspended. the "conduct process." McKnight has been "With the other two guys, we've had no suspended from the team lor "multiple vio- issues with them in our program and based lations of team rules," according to the press on the nature ol what they did. there will release. Lynch and Gates will face disciplin- be team discipline." Clawson said. "We will ary action from the team. handle it. and I think that's been pretty con- The incident involving the three players is sistent with how we've handled other issues" still being investigated McKnight was cited for an underage 3+'.fsr Independent TED event draws 600 Presentations spark conversation among attendees
By Dana* King our speakers and that's obviously the Assistant Pube Editor primary focus of the whole event," said Curator Skyler Rogers. "To see TEDxBGSU fulfilled TED's call the passion they have for what they're University students, faculty analyze pros and cons of social networking tools for innovation as it was the first talking about ... it's a really diverse event of its kind to be hosted at a range and each of them hit it right on By Tasnaam Almuhanna "1 think, like everything else, his Twitter feed: "Arrested." People university in Ohio. the nail so I've been really impressed" Reporter moderation is the key to living one's following him on Twitter knew that TED, which stands for The event offered the opportunity life," Donahue said. "It is impor- he was in trouble and began con- Technology, Entertainment and for attendees and presenters to form Social networking sites such as tant to be able to navigate your way tacting US authorities. Before long Design, began as a way to bring a connection and have conversa- Facebook and Twitter don't only through life using the tools that Egyptian officials released Buck. people together from the three dif- tions as well as share ideas. TED is generate a new way of keeping up are out there for you, meaning new While social networking sites ferent areas, according to the orga- devoted to ideas worth spreading, with family and friends, they also technologies, which allow for social may indeed return one's freedom, nization's website, www.ted.com. and TEDxBGSU helped to 'further have a range of benefits and down- networking, but at the end of the Elizabeth Woronzoff-Dashkoff. a The "x" in TEDx stands for an that mission, said Lizzie Keller, din- falls from getting one out of jail to day it is also nice to hang out with graduate teaching assistant at the independently organized TED ing and assisting ability coordinator getting lost into the virtual world. people and friends one on one to Department of American Culture event, which means the event was of the event. Dr. Matt Donahue, instruc- continue a personal connection." Studies, proves that social network- only associated with TED in its "I want audience members to be tor at the Department of Popular Twitter managed to free one ing sites can also contribute to one's name and format. inspired to go forward with their own Culture, believes that such sites person from jail according to education. Friday morning approximately ideas," Keller said "It's all about ideas have both pros and cons. Donahue Businessweek.com. In 2009, lames "Later this semester. I am miss- 600 people gathered in Kobacker Hall worth spreading and ideas worth thinks that sites such as Facebook Karl Buck, an American graduate ing a class and the professor is let- for the University's own TEDx event. putting your time and your passio allow people to stay in touch and student, was in Egypt covering an ting me Skype in," Dashkofl said. There were 18 presentations discuss- bring them together, while Twitter anti-government protest rally when ing several topics. See TEDX | Page S is also useful in allowing immedi- Egyptian police detained him. See SOCIAL [Page 5 "We've been really excited with all ate communication. Buck sent out a single word over GRAB A BROOM University celebrates Constitution Day by reading Constitution aloud
By M jtthaw Thackar "... we're hoping that as a result... students. Reporter faculty and staff will get something out of it and The University was reminded of learn something about the Constitution that the Constitution this weekend dur- ing the 224th anniversary of the maybe they didn't know or... forgotten..." Constitution's signing. Jacob Raderer | Event Organizer and Graduate Student Saturday marked the anniversary. On Friday an event to commemo- tioning the new holiday, Sen. Byrd your-face than maybe just a table rate it took place at the Falcon's Nest wrote into the amendment that would be," Raderer said. Hut we're in the Union. all primary and post-secondary hoping that as a result of that, stu- The Constitution Day event was learning institutions that receive dents, faculty and staff will get sponsored by the Office of Campus federal funds must talk about the something out of it and learn some- Activities and the Office of the Constitution on Constitution Day. thing about the Constitution that General Counsel. It featured faculty "If you want to receive fed- maybe they didn't know or that and students collaborating to read eral funds ... you have to have maybe they've forgotten from their the U.S. Constitution. Constitution Day, a day to cele- core American History classes." University President Mary Ellen brate our nation's history is really Between speakers, who each read Mazey delivered the opening what it is." the next Article of the Constitution, remarks and read the Constitution's Some students wondered why students were invited to come on Preamble. the University had the event stage and test their constitutional "I think it's really great that we're Friday, since Constitution Day knowledge by answering trivia reading it," Mazey said. "We need was Saturday. questions about the document. to renew our belief in our own Event organizer and graduate stu- Students who volunteered to take Constitution." dent Jacob Raderer said they did it the challenge were entered into a Constitution Day became a to get as many people involved with raffle at the end of the event for a legal holiday in 2004 because of the event as possible. (YR0NM«K I THE BG NEWS TY "MUSCLES" PARRISH attempts to throw the quaffle through the goal during a Quidditch an amendment to a bill by Senator "We're trying something new and See DAY | Page S match against Michigan State Sunday afternoon at the intramural fields. Robert C. Byrd. Along with sanc- different this year, a little more in-
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Family Weekend on campus Fourth of July continues in fall Volleyball team improves to 12-0 What is your favorite social networkinq site? Why? The University hosted the annual Family Editor-in-Chief Asia Rapai and News Editor After winning its fourth pre-conference tourna- DANIEL GORDON Weekend event this past weekend with Max Filby write about Constitution Day and ment, the BG volleyball team improved its record Senior. Political science and Philosophy various activities for one and all, includ- how Americans are lucky to have freedom of to 12-0, the best start in team history. The falcons "Facebook. just because it's the ing movies and ice-skating | Page 5 press in the First Amendment | Pagt 4 went 3-0 this weekend | Pagt 6 only one I use." | Page 4 kVISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Monday September 19 S Tuesday. September 20.2011 BLOTTER WWW.BGNEWS.COM
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hol within the 500 block of E. 7:59 P.M. Pittsford. NY. was cited for 2:46 A.M. BLOTTER 3:39 A.M. Merry Ave. Complainant reported an disorderly conduct/public Aaron Brice Young, 22, Four female subjects were unlocked orange Tony Hawk urination in City Lot 1. of Bloomfield. Mich., was FRI.,SEPT.16 kids bike stolen within the cited for operating a vehicle reported leaving Frisch's Big 2:02 A.M. 12:16 A.M. 200 block of Evergreen impaired and reckless opera- Boy East without paying for Brennan K. Apsey. 22. of Lauren E Wagner, 19. of Drive. The bike is valued at tion within the 200 block of $14.42 in food. Maumee; and Tyler C. SUN., SEPT 18 Litchfield. Ohio, was cited $125. 12:10 A.M. Manville Ave. Schultz. 22. of Monclova. for underage under the influ- A vehicle with a broken win- Ohio, were both cited for ence of alcohol within the 10:24 A.M. dow was reported within the disorderly conduct/fighting 8:49 P.M. 3:07 A.M. 300 block of N. Enterprise Michael S. Kelley. 21. of 200 block of N. Main St The in City Lot 4. William A. Thomas, 20. of Complainant reported a gas St Bowling Green, was arrested damage is approximately Bowling Green, was arrested door broken off a vehicle for theft after trying to $300. for trafficking drugs near within the 300 block of E. steal the tip jar at the East 2:12 A.M. Wooster Street Starbucks. Manville and East Wooster Wooster St. The estimated 1:45 A.M. Autumn Rai Spitler, 20, of He was lodged in the Wood streets. He was lodged in 12:22 A.M. damage is $100. Jason M. Barchet, 26. of Millbury. Ohio, was cited for County Justice Center. the Wood County Justice Franklin R. Krill. 22. of Findlay. was arrested for underage under the influ- Center. Edgerton. Ohio, was cited 3:18 A.M. operating a vehicle impaired, ence of alcohol within the for open container of alcohol Sarah C. Callaway, 20, of driving under suspensions 5:44 P.M. 100 block of N. Main St 10:29 P.M. near the railroad tracks at Napoleon, was cited for and marked lanes within the Complainant reported a Frazee Avenue. criminal mischief and under- 1500 block of E. Wooster St bicycle stolen within the 100 2:45 A.M. Michael R Spoon, 37. of age under the influence near He was lodged in the Wood block of S. Main St. The Diondre Jaquez Overstreet. Bowling Green, was arrested Troup and Clough streets. County Justice Center. black English-made Raleigh 20, of Cincinnati, was cited for menacing, resisting arrest 12:23 A.M. 3-Speed Tourister bicycle has for possession of mari- and disorderly conduct/ Kevin D. Lowery, 20. of an original Brooks England juana near Thurstin and East unable to care for self within Bradner. Ohio, was cited for 3:39 A.M. 1:53 A.M. leather seat and is valued at Wooster streets. the 100 block of N. Main St. open container and under- Gregory Allen Robertson. James A. Grandowicz Jr.. $1,000. He was lodged in the Wood age under the influence of 24, of Bowling Green, was 19. of Rossford. was cited for County Justice Center. alcohol within the 400 block 2:55 A.M. cited for disorderly conduct/ disorderly conduct/public of E. Wooster St urination within the 100 block 11:03 P.M. Joseph T. Perretti Jr.. 20. of fighting within the 300 block of N. Main St. of N. Prospect St. Adonis D. Miller. 18. of Bowling Green, was cited for 11:07 P.M. Toledo, was cited for underage under the influ- Corey M. Price. 32, and 12:54 A.M. underage possession and ence of alcohol within the Jodi L Santiago, 30. both of Amber N. Sly. 18. of Orwell. 2:24 A.M. 9:16 A.M. open container of alcohol 300 block of N. Church St. Fremont. Ohio, were cited Ohio, was cited for open Kevin N. Laux. 24. of Bowling Complainant reported a within the 500 block of N for disorderly conduct/fight- container and underage Schwinn 26-inch women's Green, was cited for disor- ing within the 100 block of N. under the influence of alco- Enterprise St. 4:59 A.M. bike stolen within the 500 derly conduct/public urina- Main St. hol within the 300 block of Complainant reported he block of Buttonwood Ave. tion within the 100 block of N. Church St. E. Oak St. was assaulted within the 900 The bike is valued at $190. SAT., SEPT. 17 block of W. Wooster St. The 11:31 P.M. 12:13 A.M. assailant is unknown. Sean Patrick Brennen, 18. of 2:05 A.M. 1:13 P.M. 253AM. Matthew R. Smith. 20. of Fremont. Ohio, was cited for Beau D Bennington. 26, Complainant reported a red Complainant reported a Bowling Green, was cited for disorderly conduct/public of Perrysburg; Jonathon F 1:25 P.M. Schwinn Ranger mountain stolen wristlet within the 100 possession of drug parapher- urination within the 400 Winters, 26. of Woodville, Complainant reported her bike stolen within the 1000 block of N. Main St. It had nalia within the 700 block of block of E. Court St Ohio; and Kevin F. Winters, 24. wallet stolen from her vehicle block of Fairview Ave. It was a key on it with a residence E. Napoleon Road of Elmore. Ohio, were cited for in City Lot 1. The wallet hall PED. BGSU student criminal trespass within the 100 valued at $100. ID. a Wisconsin operator's contained a Chase credit 11:41 P.M. 12:40 A.M. block of N. Main St license number and a red card, Kohl's charge card and Kylee E. Burkholder. 19. of Logan C Francisco. 20, of Nikon digital camera valued medical/insurance cards. The Archbold, Ohio; Hali Lerae Bowling Green, was cited at $100. The student ID was Chase card has been used in Good. 21. of Archbold. Ohio; 2:44 A.M. K ONLINE: Go to bgvwws.com for for disorderly conduct/pub- found later and given to Toledo. and Kylie S. Good. 21. of Remington Alan Colt Elliott. ^S the complete blotter list lic urination near Fifth and the Bowling Green Police Montpelier, Ohio, were cited 22. of Sandusky. was arrested Manville streets. for open container of alcohol for sexual imposition and Division 5:06 P.M. within the 200 block of N. disorderly conduct/taunt- Complainant reported 1:28 A.M. Main St. Burkholder was also ing within the 100 block of 2:56 A.M. an Android Fascinate cell Edward Davis IV. 19, of cited for underage under the W Court St. He allegedly Chelsea E. MacRitchie. 23. of phone, driver's license. CORRECTION Bowling Green, was cited influence of alcohol. grabbed a female subject's Toledo, was cited for operat- BGSU ID and $10 in cash for nuisance party, obstruc- backside and taunted her ing a vehicle impaired near stolen within the 300 block POLICY tion of official business and friend by pushing him several South Enterprise and East of Campbell Hill Road. The 11:56 P.M. We want to correct all factual errors underage possession of alco- Philip F. Gleeson. 22. of If you think an error has been made. Wooster streets. phone was valued at $300. times in the chest caH The BG News at 419-572-6966 W\yW.BGSUCAMPUSCASH.COM v;a|& BGSU CAMPUS CASH SIGN UP FOR BGSU Campus Cash's Mobile Shout Out's and get exclusive deals and promotions from local businesses sent directly to your phone! * Works like a standard text message, No extra charges Tffiod SiUoflll PFIUL MITCHELL Center FOCUS SALON mJS%m <^|&* SIGN UP NOW! Cjgtefrftr Cinco De Mayo ]&""* TUBBYS IB^U TAVERN Do°
You can also go to BGSUCamp and get Local Menus, Disogf «■■■■■■■■■ CAMPUS Monday. September 19 S Tuesday September 20.2011 3 LGBT Resource Center offers support ByBrirUIWr LGBT student populations Spears said. "The (meetings] ing the downtown area who One upcoming event, safe space to relax the center Reporter and to provide a safe space for are a really good place for peo- were LGBT were taken care "Coming Out Week" will take is ideal." those students," Spears said. ple who are exploring various of in terms of getting a ride place Oct. 17. If students just need some- The newly appointed assistant lessica Waterfield, an parts of their sexuality to come or an escort back to campus," "One of the things we have one to talk to. Spears works to director of the LGBT Resource undergraduate intern at the and really talk because there is Spears said. planned for that week is a sui- make himself available. Center said he strives to create resource center, said it is a psychologist there from the Another popular program cide walk, which we will prob- "There is always office hours a safe atmosphere for students effective in offering students counseling center." in the resource center is ably donate the funds from for |LGBT students] to come to retreat during the day. a place to retreat. Intersections is meant to Vision. The weekly program the walk to a cause around in and talk to me individually The center, which is part "Students know that they provide a safe atmosphere became the first openly LGBT suicide." and privately,'' Spears said. of the Office of Multicultural are welcome to the resource for students to talk or observe LGBT club at the University All students are welcome "I recognize that students Affairs, is geared toward center to express con- without fear of having to back in 1995, according to the to utilize the center. Some of don't always want this level helping University students cerns, ideas, good news or identify themselves as IXiBT, program's website. the resources offered include of visibility in terms of their who are gay, lesbian, bisexual bad." Waterfield said, "They Spears said. "We had around 80, maybe books, movies, online sources sexuality." or transgender. According to are accepted and treated Aside from the University- even more, people who came and websites. Whether you are LGBT the center's website, its pur- respectfully." run programs, several stu- to the first Vision meeting," "The Resource Center is a or interested in issues sur- pose is to provide service The center also provides dent-run initiatives have Spears said. "That's one great service to the students rounding LGBT culture, the to the entire community programs for students. These become popular through the thing I was really happy no matter their identification," resource center is open to through education, support include Vision. .Safe Zone and resource center. about is how much student Waterfield said. "Whether you everyone, Spears said. and programming. Intersections. Big Cay Ride is a program interest these programs and are looking for research mate- "I want to keep central this Tobias Spears, the new Students seeking support that aims to provide stu- initiatives have- rials for class, want to find idea that we are all a com- assistant director, is enthusi- but want to remain anony- dents with a safe passage Students who haven't par- more information on different munity, whether you're in astic about helping LGBT stu- mous can attend the weekly from the downtown area ticipated in any programs at IXiBTQA llesbian gay bisexual any of |these] organizations, dents on campus. program called Intersections. back to campus. the center are welcome to transgender queer and asex- the LGBT Resource Center "We hope to use this space intersections is an identity "A student was mak- join as well as participate in ual] events and organizations has a place for you." Spears to increase visibility among and sexuality support group," ing sure that students leav- upcoming events. on campus or simply want a said.
Falcon family fun
University hosts events, welcomes students relatives
LEFT: Students cheer from the student section at the football game Saturday.
BOTTOM LEFT: Juniois Sarah Keane and Lynn Hogebad enjoy a game of cornhole with their lathers at the BGSU the Nest tailgating event at the Kappa Delta tent Saturday morning
BOTTOM RIGHT: Taylor Thomas, age 5. o( Perrysburg. learns how to skate with the help o( Connor Mccullough dunng free skate at the Ice Arena
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Two heads is not always better than one
If I go to lunch, I invite Union, and plopped down at you. I often found myself someone to tag along. If I'm one of the smaller tables. As I incapable of doing home- doing homework, it's usually began to unwrap my sub and work without my room- in the company of at least uncap my chocolate milk. I mate, or another friend one other person. My friends felt this sense of calm. within a poking distance and I even coordinate our I slowly ate my meal with- away to ask a question if the I'm all alone. shower times to ensure we out feeling obligated to talk need should arise. It's almost midnight and have friendly voice to con- to the person usually seated To shake away this over- I'm sitting in my dorm room verse with the next stall over across from me. I could rinse whelming feeling of depen- with the lights off. The mul- mid-shampoo. away the stresses of my day dency. I took my work to the tiple fans' oscillations are Until now, these habits and not have to hear about library and enjoyed three my only source of sound. My never once struck me as odd. the latest gossip, worrying hours of solitary studying. books are closed, laptop's Isn't "the more, the merrier" that my companion would I could confidently get deep in hibernation, cell and "two heads are better undoubtedly share. my work done without phone is off and out of sight. than one" popular idioms On top of the most relax- the distracting and some- Finally. instilled in us from basically ing dinner I had experienced times cumbersome inclu- This delight of being day one? Yes, but parents and in years, not one person sion of friends. totally unaccompanied did pre-school teachers should glanced my way with a pitiful People are great. Friends not come without some seri- qualify these claims with a glance that surely said, "sorry are even better. But I suggest ous introspection. The week "not always" clause. you don't have any friends. taking at least an hour a day THEBGNEWS PRESENTS before my dark dorm room As unusual it may seem, Shame." I think some of them to yourself. Recharge those seclusion, I realized that I, it's perfectly acceptable to be even regarded me with envy. collegiate-draining batteries, like just almost everyone else alone sometimes. Actually, it That's step one. Be okay knock some sense back into at the University, am con- can be beneficial for you in with being out in public yourself if you need to, and stantly interacting. Whether more ways than one. alone. You might as well get reflect on the day before you FALCON SCREECH it be friends, teachers, school First, after this realizing to know yourself. You two head back into it. WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? work, browsing the Internet that 1 literally spent no quali- are going to be together for a I'm all alone again. Jealous? FALCON SCREECH IS A SPECIAL ADDITION TO or picking up right where 1 ty time with me, myself and I, long time. left off in a great book, there I decided to conquer my fear Step two is remembering MONDAY'S FORUM SECTION SUBMIT YOUR 100-WORD is always something or some- of solo dining. I gathered up how to function without Respond to Tarn at RANT ANONYMOUSLY AT BGNEWS.COM. one occupying my time. my courage, strolled into the someone else sitting beside [email protected] To the girl sleeping on the chairs in the lobby, you're taking up THREE places'Please, either learn to sleep sitting up or wake up' -COMFORT-SEEKING COMMUTER Straight, white, Celebrate freedom Oh. weather, why must you get so cold so quickly? I thought I would be fine with wearing sandals and a short-sleeve shirt until the leaves started to fall I was wronq. American males are of speech, utilize ■ -THE COLD SHOULDER
Why are professors still using VCRs? More importantly, why dont these VCRs ever work' Either we should get a few under-represented public forums decent VCRs or ditch this dead technology. -TICKED OFF BY TRACKING have a seat at the table of at the University. and partake in the ben- In particular, the First I think it's great that people are riding their bikes to and efits offered to other uni- Amendment enables us to around campus. But please respect other peoples bikes when versity groups. To do this, help produce a paper three locking up your own and be careful not to make it so I cant it's important that SWAMs times a week and run a web- get my bike out. And finding places to park is getting difficult. market both themselves and site informing students about Please park closer to other bikes so more people can use the It's truly amazing to review their cause. what's going on in the world rack instead of finding random poles so their bikes don't get the list of the University's First, the SWAM group The First Amendment may around them and the impor- stolen student organizations. has to learn the vocabulary. not protect someone from tant and intriguing opinions Nearly every conceivable Because words are impor- displaying a banner saying of others. -BIKE RACK ETIQUETTE viewpoint, activity and per- tant, it's critical that the "bong hits 4 Jesus," but it Although this column is spective is represented. If right words and phrases can protect someone from part of a class project, that I hate it when somebody walks into a party and they are diversity is what was sought, be employed to advance expressing their opinion doesn't lower the impor- wearing a jersey of the team that everyone wants to lose. On it seems alive and well on the SWAM agenda. SWAMs in a public forum, like The tance or our appreciation Saturday. I saw a lot of Miami jerseys, and I also heard a lot of this campus. should be grateful to other BG News. for the rights protected by the Miami jersey-wearing people talking crap as soon as they However, there's one groups who have pioneered In 2002, Joseph Frederick the First Amendment. We walked in the door. Hows about you be a little less confronta- group not represented, one this lexicon and should learn was suspended for flying a were asked to survey people tional and maybe you will get invited back. part of the student body from them. banner that read "bong hits to see if they knew any of -NEW JERSEY that has no voice specifi- Perhaps the three most 4 Jesus" as a person carry- the five rights, with the end cally tailored to its needs important words are "out- ing the Olympic torch ran result being to inform people and wants. I'm referring to rage," "marginalized" and past the school. Although about the rights (freedom of Straight, White American "oppressed." To be sure, Frederick's "promotion of ille- speech, religion, to petition, Males (SWAMs). these words have been gal drug use" was not covered assemble peacefully and of ow the Forum According to collegedata. used so often, they have by the First Amendment, had course, the press). com, there are approximate- lost nearly all their impact. he written about his opinion As editors at The BG News, ly 1,000 more female under- Nonetheless, it's important in a local newspaper, it would we are always looking for rel- @TaraKeHer28 - Tara Keller - Columnist graduates than males at the they be used correctly. have been. evant content to cover and University. After considering "Outrage" should be The BG News is an example with our class project in mind, the remaining constraints employed to express any of such a public forum and Constitution Day became the of being straight, white and feeling that exceeds mild the University's observation perfect opportunity to do so. American, it's easy to see irritation. The "outraged" of Constitution Day on Friday But we aren't priviledged SPEAK YOUR MIND that SWAM's are a definite is a testement to the the five Got something you want to say about an opinion column or minority. PHIL ■ First Amendment rights stu- See FREEDOM | Page 5 news story? Here's bow to get in touch with us for letters to the It's only fair that SWAMs dents should take advantage editor.
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concerns and make opinions celebrated and utilized, not Source: Journalism Law and Ethics class blog survey FREEDOM heard. That's why we have just on Sept. 17 (the day the -50 people or 1374 percent From Page 4 Letters to the Editor through Constitution was signed. 224 of people knew all five of the which we expect to interact years ago), but every day too. rights protected by the first because we work for the stu- with the community. The So write to the editors, sub- amendment dent newspaper. Anyone on News enables students to mit screeches and express -314 people or 86.26 percent campus or in the city has make opinions heard and your comments online as of people surveyed knew fewer the right to share their views sometimes even change much as possible. than five of the rights protected by the first amendment through a public forum such things that alter everyday If it weren't for the First as The BG News. life on campus or in the sur- Amendment, you wouldn't be As two students who work rounding community. able to do so and you wouldn't THE FIVE RIGHTS for this voice of the campus Whether it's through a be reading the last line of this PROTECTED BY THE community, we encourage all Falcon Screech in Monday's column right now. students to take advantage of paper, a cartoon in FIRST AMENDMENT the five rights protected by Wednesday's paper or even ■ Freedom of speech FIVE RIGHTS ■ Freedom of press the First Amendment, while a guest column in the week- ■ Freedom of religion at the University. end paper, the five rights are SURVEY: ■ Freedom to petition Out of 364 people surveyed: Use The News to express something that should be ■ Freedom to assemble
some, I didn't even know who for (the audience] is to just the next speech is going to TEDX he was before," Szychowski sort of see me differently than be about so you just come From Page 1 said. "Brittany Gibbons was probably they did the second and you don't know what hilarious, I liked her." I walked on the stage, and you're going to learn, and into." Gibbons is a writer and then see themselves in me a you learn everything all over Senior Lauren Szychowski CEO at Mouth Media and little bit and then see them- the spectrum." learned about the event from gave a presentation titled selves different." There were several stu- posters hung around cam- "What I Learned While Gibbons said she has dents who volunteered to pus and became interested in Standing in the Middle of watched several TED videos help with the TEDx event, attending a few weeks before. Times Square in my Bathing online, and she thinks the approximately 100, said "I watched a lot of TED vid- Suit." During her presenta- events are inspiring. Celeste Bembry, coordinator eos online," Szychowski said tion, Gibbons stripped down "I think that you leave here of volunteers, hosts and in "I've even used them for cit- to her bathing suit and spoke and want to do something charge of speaker relations. ing my papers and stuff, and about body image. more than what you're doing, "We have quite a few they're just awesome." "Body image is something and I think that's a success," students that have gotten Szychowski said she liked I address a lot in my writ- Gibbons said. "What I love involved or students who are Gene Poor's presentation on ing and for my company, so about TED is you can come attending today so it's been the illusion of life. it was a really easy topic to here and every single speech cool to 866 the excitement of "Gene Poor, he was awe- pick," Gibbons said. "My goal is like 180 degrees from what students," Rogers said.
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PRESIDENT MAZEY reads the Preamble to the Constitution on Friday morning at the Union
"It's important to keep in DAY mind where we come from, From Page 1 and for the United States of America [the Constitution! is chance to win a Bookstore gift the foundational document card or gift bag. that kind of sets everything One such student who out for us," Raderer said. answered all three of his Mazey agreed with him. questions correctly was "It's really quite remarkable freshman Mitchell Peedles. to think that our forefathers Peedles is studying to be a created (the Constitution! history teacher. and here it is 200 and some "I'm a nerd," Peedles said. years later and we're still "I study it a lot. I'm trying to making it work ... I believe memorize the Amendments, in it, and if you believe in in order, right now actually." fairness, and equity, and Another successful stu- nondiscriminatirm. then the dent contestant, junior Adam Constitution is at the heart of Schmidt, said he was happy it all." Mazey said. to see an event like this at the University. it's good to see," Schmidt said. "I wish more people were paying attention, because it's FUN FACT: important information that if "Established on November you will listen to, you could 26.1789. the first national see just how good America is." "Thanksgiving Day" was Raderer said Constitution originally created by George ASIAfMMI I WBGNFWS. Day is also a day to remember Washington as a way of giving BRITTANY GIBBONS, one of the speakers at the TEDxBGSU event Friday at the Moore Musical Arts Center, locused on body image during her 18 minutes our roots as a nation. thanks for the Constitution"
nicely. No point in becoming "They feel like they are get- "Another danger is that scammers use PHIL extravagant. Right? SOCIAL ting to know someone with- From Page 4 I lopefully, by this time, the From Page 1 out actually knowing them," social networking sites to trick people reader will hopefully catch CNNHealth.com reported. person doesn't need to on to the fact that the pro- "Technology can definitely "The friends on one's friends into downloading malicious software." become so agitated that ceeding has been written as develop and change the list may not even be a friend. Ashley Davis | Junior physical restraint is neces- over-the-top satire and there learning experience in a pos- Many do not even see or talk sary; a good case of pique will is no effort to establish a itive way. However, there is to them after adding them. scammers use social net- thinks that such social net- suffice. SWAM group at BGSU. a downfall too. We all know People try to gather the most working sites to trick people working sites may promote SWAMs should use "mar- But with all student groups, how distracting these sites friends on their list to look into downloading malicious one's career and get them that ginalized" to describe a there is a danger that each can be and playing things popular. The more hours software," Davis said. "For job they longed for. if done feeling of being set apart, of could become so involved like Farmville become an all spent leads to an increase example, you might receive correctly. Dunn agrees that if not being part of the main- in their own agenda, they day activity." social isolation." a link from a friend claiming one uses their online profile stream. It really doesn't mat- would fail to step back from According to CNNHealth. Ashley Davis, a junior, that it leads you to a funny to back up claims printed on ter if they truly are or not; time to time and contem- com, a survey was conduct- believes that social net- video that you appear in. their resume, such as sharing perception is all that really plate how they can contrib- ed among 500 people, rang- working sites have more Following the link brings up photos or links as proof, it can counts these days. ute to the common good. It's ing between 18-25 years. downfalls. Davis thinks a message saying you need help land them a new job. "Oppressed" is a some- easy to become "Balkanized" The results confirmed that if one reveals just the to install a video player that "By the seme token, pages what loaded word and and fragmented. that 46 percent have spent right amount of information is actually a virus or Trojan containing risque photos and should be used in a histori- It seems that it takes a 9-11 three or more hours brows- about their self, someone horse program that can provocative comments about cal context. When recount- commemoration to remind ing through peoples profile else may masquerade under harm your computer. Once drinking or hookups can ing how SWAMs were mar- us that really it doesn't mat- pages on such social net- their identity and may your computer is infected, make applicants kxik imma- ginalized in the past and a ter if we're male or female, working sites. By browsing destroy their credit rating the scammer will use your ture and lacking in profes- feeling of outrage was gen- homo- or heterosexual, such pages those individu- or even access their email or friends list to try and spread sional judgment, and allow erated, the judicious use of white, black or some other a'; become disconnected financial information. the malware even further." employers to pass on that "oppressed" will complete color of skin, whether we fiom reality. "Another danger is that David Dunn, a senior, also applicant," Dunn said. the verbal image. (As can pray to one God, many gods be seen, if all three words or no god, or whether our ancestors came over on the <3rT>« OOOD/YEAK are used in one sentence, so HMHTKNI much the better.) Mayflower, a slave ship or Kiwi) mutrmuun Once recognized by the an airplane. 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If I go to lunch. I invite Union, and plopped down at you. I often found myself someone to tag along. If I'm one of the smaller tables. As I incapable of doing home- doing homework, it's usually began to unwrap my sub and work without my room- in the company of at least uncap my chocolate milk, I mate, or another friend one other person. My friends felt this sense of calm. within a poking distance and I even coordinate our I slowly ate my meal with- away to ask a question if the I'm all alone. shower times to ensure we out feeling obligated to talk need should arise. It's almost midnight and have friendly voice to con- to the person usually seated To shake away this over- LL MAN, I'm sitting in my dorm room verse with the next stall over across from me. I could rinse whelming feeling of depen- W THAT REALLY with the lights off. The mul- mid-shampoo. away the stresses of my day dency, I took my work to the tiple fans' oscillations are Until now, these habits and not have to hear about library and enjoyed three my only source of sound. My never once struck me as odd. the latest gossip, worrying hours of solitary studying. BLOCKS MY books are closed, laptop's Isn't "the more, the merrier" that my companion would I could confidently get deep in hibernation, cell and "two heads are better undoubtedly share. my work done without phone is off and out of sight. than one" popular idioms On top of the most relax- the distracting and some- Finally. instilled in us from basically ing dinner I had experienced times cumbersome inclu- IELD GOA This delight of being day one? Yes, but parents and in years, not one person sion of friends. totally unaccompanied did pre-school teachers should glanced my way with a pitiful People are great. Friends not come without some seri- qualify these claims with a glance that surely said, "sorry are even better. But I suggest ous introspection. The week "not always" clause. you don't have any friends. taking at least an hour a day THEBGNEWS PRESENTS before my dark dorm room As unusual it may seem, Shame." I think some of them to yourself. Recharge those seclusion, I realized that I, it's perfectly acceptable to be even regarded me with envy. collegiate-draining batteries, like just almost everyone else alone sometimes. Actually, it That's step one. Be okay knock some sense back into at the University, am con- can be beneficial for you in with being out in public yourself if you need to, and stantly interacting. Whether more ways than one. alone. You might as well get reflect on the day before you FALCON SCREECH it be friends, teachers, school First, after this realizing to know yourself. You two head back into it. WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? work, browsing the Internet that I literally spent no quali- are going to be together for a I'm all alone again. Jealous? FALCON SCREECH IS A SPECIAL ADDITION TO or picking up right where I ty time with me, myself and I, long time. left off in a great book, there I decided to conquer my fear Step two is remembering MONDAY'S FORUM SECTION. SUBMIT YOUR 100-WORD is always something or some- of solo dining. I gathered up how to function without Respond to Tara at RANT ANONYMOUSLY AT BGNFWS.COM. one occupying my time. my courage, strolled into the someone else sitting beside [email protected] To the girl sleeping on the chairs in the lobby, you're taking up THREE places! Please, either learn to sleep sitting up or wake up! -COMFORT-SEEKING COMMUTER Straight, white, Celebrate freedom Oh, weather, why must you get so cold so quickly? I thought I would be fine with wearing sandals and a shor[-sleeve shirt until the leaves started to fall. I was wrong. American males-are -ofcspeecK utilize - -THE COLD SHOULDER
Why are professors still using VCRs? More importantly, why dont these VCRs ever work/Either we should get a few under-represented public forums decent VCRs or ditch this dead technology. -TICKED OFF BY TRACKING have a seat at the table of at the University. and partake in the ben- Sm^S In particular, the First I think its great that people are riding their bikes to and efits offered to other uni- Amendment enables us to around campus. But please respect other people's bikes when versity groups. To do this, im$ help produce a paper three - MM nun locking up your own and be careful not to make it so I can't it's important that SWAMs EDITOR IHXHIEF « HEWSEDITOR times a week and run a web- get my bike out. And finding places to park is getting difficult. market both themselves and site informing students about Please park closer to other bikes so more people can use the It's truly amazing to review their cause. what's going on in the world rack instead of finding random poles so their bikes don't get the list of the University's First, the SWAM group The First Amendment may around them and the impor- stolen. student organizations. has to learn the vocabulary. not protect someone from tant and intriguing opinions -BIKE RACK ETIQUETTE Nearly every conceivable Because words are impor- displaying a banner saying of others. viewpoint, activity and per- tant, it's critical that the "bong hits 4 Jesus," but it Although this column is spective is represented. If right words and phrases I hate it when somebody walks into a party and they are can protect someone from part of a class project that diversity is what was sought, be employed to advance expressing their opinion doesn't lower the impor- wearing a lersey of the team that everyone wants to lose. On it seems alive and well on the SWAM agenda. SWAMs in a public forum, like The tance or our appreciation Saturday. I saw a lot of Miami jerseys, and I also heard a lot of this campus. should be grateful to other BG News. for the rights protected by the Miami jersey-wearing people talking crap as soon as they However, there's one groups who have pioneered In 2002, Joseph Frederick the First Amendment. We walked in the door. Hows about you be a little less confronta- group not represented, one this lexicon and should learn was suspended for flying a were asked to survey people tional and maybe you will get invited back part of the student body from them. banner that read "bong hits to see if they knew any of -NEW JERSEY that has no voice specifi- Perhaps the three most 4 Jesus" as a person carry- the five rights, with the end cally tailored to its needs important words are "out- ing the Olympic torch ran result being to inform people and wants. I'm referring to rage," "marginalized" and past the school. Although about the rights (freedom of Straight, White American "oppressed." To be sure, Frederick's "promotion of ille- speech, religion, to petition, Males (SWAMs). these words have been gal drug use" was not covered assemble peacefully and of According to college-data. used so often, they have by the First Amendment, had course, the press). (»St3WasHere - 5tephan Reed - Forum Editor com, there are approximate- lost nearly all their impact. he written about his opinion As editors at The BG News, ly 1,000 more female under- Nonetheless, it's important in a local newspaper, it would we are always looking for rel- ^TaraKeller28 - Tara KeHer - Columnist graduates than males at the they be used correctly. have been. evant content to cover and University. After considering "Outrage" should be The BG News is an example with our class project in mind. the remaining constraints employed to express any of such a public forum and Constitution Day became the of being straight, white and feeling that exceeds mild the University's observation perfect opportunity to do so. American, it's easy to see irritation. The "outraged" of Constitution Day on Friday But we aren't priviledged SPEAK YOUR MIND that SWAMs are a definite is a testement to the the five Got something you want to say about an opinion column or minority. See PHIL | Page 5 First Amendment rights stu- See FREEDOM | PageS news story? Here's how to get en touch with us for letters to the It's only fair that SWAMs dents should take advantage editor:
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concerns and make opinions celebrated and utilized, not Source: Journalism Law and Ethics class blocj survey FREEDOM heard. That's why we have just on Sept. 17 (the day the -50 people or 1374 percent From Page 4 Letters to the Editor through Constitution was signed, 224 of people knew all five of the which we expect to interact years ago), but every day too. rights protected by the first because we work fix the stu- with the community. The So write to the editors, sub- amendment dent newspaper. Anyone on News enables students to mit screeches and express -314 people or 86.26 percent campus or in the city has make opinions heard and your comments online as of people surveyed knew fewer the right to share their views sometimes even change much as possible. than five of the rights protected by the first amendment through a public ibrum such things that alter everyday If it weren't for the First as The BG News. life on campus or in the sur- Amendment, you wouldn't be As two students who work rounding community. able to do so and you wouldn't THE FIVE RIGHTS fix this voice of the campus Whether it's through a be reading the last line of this PROTECTED BY THE community, we encourage all Falcon Screech in Monday's column right now. students to take advantage of paper, a cartoon in FIRST AMENDMENT Freedom of speech the five rights protected by Wednesday's paper or even ■ FIVE RIGHTS ■ Freedom of press the First Amendment, while a guest column in the week- ■ Freedom of religion at the University. SURVEY: end paper, the five rights are ■ Freedom to petition Out of 364 people surveyed: Use The News to express something that should be ■ Freedom to assemble
some, I didn't even know who for the audiencel is to just the next speech is going to TEDX he was before," Szychowski sort of see me differently than be about so you just come From Page 1 said "Brittany Gibbons was probably they did the second and you don't know what hilarious, I liked her." I walked on the stage, and you're going to leam, and into." Gibbons is a writer and then see themselves in me a you learn everything all over Senior Lauren Szychowski CEO at Mouth Media and little bit and then see them- the spectrum." learned about the event from gave a presentation titled selves different- There were several stu- posters hung around cam- "What I Learned While Gibbons said she has dents who volunteered to pus and became interested in Standing in the Middle of watched several TED videos help with the TEDx event, attending a few weeks before. Times Square in my Bathing online, and she thinks the approximately 100, said "I watched a lot of TED vid- Suit." During her presenta- events are inspiring. Celeste Bembry, coordinator eos online," Szychowski said tion, Gibbons stripped down "I think that you leave here of volunteers, hosts and in "IVe even used them for cit- to her bathing suit and spoke and want to do something charge of speaker relations. ing my papers and stuff, and about body image. more than what you're doing, "We have quite a few they're just awesome." "Body image is something and I think that's a success," students that have gotten Szychowski said she liked 1 address a lot in my writ- Gibbons said. "What I love involved or students who are Gene Poor's presentation on ing and for my company, so about TED is you can come attending today so it's been the illusion of life. it was a really easy topic to here and every single speech cool to see the excitement of "Gene Poor, he was awe- pick," Gibbons said. "My goal is like 180 degrees from what students," Rogers said.
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PRESIDENT MAZEY reads the Preamble to the Constitution on Friday morning at the Union
"It's important to keep in DAY mind where we come from, From Page 1 and for the United States of America |the Constitution] is chance to win a Bookstore gift the foundational document card or gift bag. that kind of sets everything One such student who out for us," Raderer said. answered all three of his Mazey agreed with him. questions correctly was "It's really quite remarkable freshman Mitchell Peedles. to think that our forefathers Peedles is studying to be a created Ithe Constitution! history teacher. and here it is 200 and some "I'm a nerd," Peedles said. years later and we're still "1 study it a lot. I'm trying to making it work ... I believe memorize the Amendments, in it, and if you believe in in order, right now actually." fairness, and equity, and Another successful stu- nondist i iimii;niiin. then the dent contestant, junior Adam Constitution is at the heart of Schmidt, said he was happy it all." Mazey said. to see an event like this at the University. "It's good to see," Schmidt said. "I wish more people were paying attention, because it's FUN FACT:
important information that if "Established on November you will listen to, you could 26,1789, the first national see just how good America is." "Thanksgiving Day" was Raderer said Constitution originally created by George ASIA KAMI | IMF BC NEWS Day is also a day to remember Washington as a way of giving BRITTANY GIBBONS, one of the speakers at the TEDiBGSU event Friday at the Moore Musical Am Center, focused on body image during her 18 minutes. our roots as a nation. thanks' for the Constitution."
nicely. No point in becoming "They feel like they are get- "Another danger is that scammers use PHIL extravagant. Right? SOCIAL ting to know someone with- From Page 4 Hopefully, by this time, the From Page 1 out actually knowing them," social networking sites to trick people reader will hopefully catch CNNHealth.com reported. person doesn't need to on to the fact that the pro- "Technology can definitely "The friends on one's friends into downloading malicious software." become so agitated that ceeding has been written as develop and change the list may not even be a friend. Ashley Davis | Junior physical restraint is neces- over-the-top satire and there learning experience in a pos- Many do not even see or talk sary; a good case of pique will is no effort to establish a itive way. However, there is to them after adding them. scammers use social net- thinks that such social net- suffice. SWAM group at BGSU. a downfall too. We all know People try to gather the most working sites to trick people working sites may promote SWAMs should use "mar- But with all student groups, how distracting these sites friends on their list to look into downloading malicious one's career and get them that ginalized" to describe a there is a danger that each can be and playing things popular. The more hours software," Davis said. "For job they longed for, if done feeling of being set apart, of could become so involved like Farmville become an all spent leads to an increase example, you might receive correctly. Dunn agrees that if not being part of the main- in their own agenda, they day activity." social isolation." a link from a friend claiming one uses their online profile stream. It really doesn't mat- would fail to step back from According to CNNHealth. Ashley Davis, a junior, that it leads you to a funny to back up claims printed on ter if they truly are or not; time to time and contem- com, a survey was conduct- believes that social net- video that you appear in. their resume, such as sharing perception is all that really plate how they can contrib- ed among 500 people, rang- working sites have more Following the link brings up photos or links as proof, it can counts these days. ute to the common good. It's ing between 18-25 years. downfalls. Davis thinks a message saying you need help land them a new job. "Oppressed" is a some- easy to become "Balkanized" The results confirmed that if one reveals just the to install a video player that "By the same token, pages what loaded word and and fragmented. that 46 percent have spent right amount of information is actually a virus or Trojan containing risque photos and should be used in a histori- It seems that it takes a 9-11 three or more hours brows- about their self, someone horse program that can provocative comments about cal context. When recount- commemoration to remind ing through peoples profile else may masquerade under harm your computer. Once drinking or hookups can ing how SWAMs were mar- us that really it doesn't mat- pages on such social net- their identity and may your computer is infected, make applicants look imma- ginalized in the past and a ter if we're male or female, working sites. 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Schilz was 34-for-S5 passing for 437 yards and four touchdowns in the Falcons' 28-27 loss to the Wyoming Cowboys. Falcons spurred in final seconds Six turnovers, two blocked kicks doom Falcons in last-second 28-27 loss to Wyoming By Ryan S.itkowi.ik even be able to hit an extra point "As an offense as a whole we made too many They started the final drive at their Sports Editor to put the game into overtime is own 11,moving 89 yardsin 10 plays embarrassing." mistakes, and I definitely did not play my greatest and 1:15, with Ray Hutson catching Turning the ball over six times is Quarterback Matt Schilz was a 10-yard pass to bring the Falcons a sure-fire way to lose a football responsible for four of those turn- game at all. We didn't come out ready to play." within one point with two second game. overs. He threw two interceptions, left on the clock. Allowing two costly blocked was credited with a fumble on a Matt Schilz IBG Quarterback However, the failed extra point kicks is another. muffed handoff exchange with would leave the score at that. Unfortunately for the Falcons, running back Jordan 1 lopgood and However, Clawson stressed after downs early in the fourth quarter, Early in the game, it appeared they allowed both of those to hap- had the ball taken out of his hand the game that the team turned the the Falcons then began a furious that the Falcons were going to pen in a 28-27 loss to Wyoming on a pass attempt in Ihe fourth ball over too many times to have rally to get back into the game, come out and move the ball all day. Saturday afternoon. One of those quarter. won the game. with lorden scoring his second The Falcons received the open- blocked kicks was on an extra point "As an offense as a whole we "Any time you have a turnover touchdown of the game with 4:16 ing kickoff, and were in the end with two seconds left in the fourth made too many mistakes, and I it's a lack of ball security," Clawson to go to pull within seven. zone just 2:33 later after a 40-yard quarter. definitely did not play my greatest said. "Occasionally a guy makes The Falcons opted to kick the touchdown pass from Schilz to "We gave them 35 points on game at all," said quarterback Matt a great play, but to have the ball ball off, instead of going for the Alex Bayer. turnovers ... we turned it over Schilz. "We didn't come out ready on the 1-yard line and fumble on onside kick, following the touch- The Falcons then turned the ball twice in the red zone, the fumble to play." an exchange, that's just elementary down. That plan appeared to work over in the red zone for the first that they picked up and scored Despite the turnovers, Schilz had football. when they forced a fourth down, time, and all momentum ceased. and then two more turnovers that a strong game statistically, throw- "To not have the ball high and but defensive end Kevin Moore Wyoming tied the game early in led the them scoring," head coach ing for a career-high 137 yards tight coming out and have them jumped offside on the fourth the second quarter, getting the ball Dave Clawson said. "We really and four touchdowns. It was the pick it up and score, that's just bad down play to allow Wyoming to at the Falcons' 38-yard line after an had no business being in the first time in his career he had ever football ... it was us just funda- get a first down. game, but we got some stops and thrown for more than 300 yards in mentally not being good." The Falcons got another stop, See FOOTBALL | Page 7 drove down the field, and to not a game. After falling down by two touch- but had to burn all three timeouts. BG volleyball out to best start in team history at 12-0 By Nick M.rlow and does a great job when we make BG held Stony Brook to a horren- Reporter changes. That's a wonderful thing dous .033 during the match. to have; total team effort every day." The momentum carried over into BG rolled the competition at the Middle Kari Galen and setter Saturday with a dominant 25-17, Bucknell Invitational this weekend Lauren Avila were both named to 25-21. 25-14 victory over Coppin in Lewtabuig Penn., winning the the all-tournament team. Named State. The Falcons poured it on the invitational without losing a set MVP of the South Florida Invite two opposition, posting 46 kills to the while setting records along the way. weeks ago, Galen had 26 kills at a Eagles25at a.353clip. The 12-0 start is the best in pro- .676 clip on the weekend. Avila had "Some of the swings we took this gram history, eclipsing that of a 1990 76 assists, 14 digs and a team high weekend were incredible," Van De team that went 10-0 before losing to nine aces. It was the first all-tourna- Walle said. "Every match had some the Michigan State Spartans, who ment selection of her career. highlight swings from our hitters. the Falcons defeated last weekend. The Falcons got things roll- We get better each time we take the The tournament win is also the first ing quickly against Stony Brook floor. We are very strong at the net time the volleyball team has won all University in their first match, ... because we hit the ball so hard, it of its pre-conference invites. drowning the Seawolves 25-14, was tough to keep up with us." "I'm really proud of the team," 25-15,25-23. Tonyan, Penrod and Galen com- said coach Van De Walle. "We're The Daniel Tonyan-Paige Penrod bined for 31 kills on .471 hitting, and playing hard day in and day out. tandem was in motion again, com- Avila posted another three aces. We're showing a kit of character dur- bining for 20 of the team's 40 kills. "Laura tried out a new serve this ing matches when we get pushed A proficient Galen attacked at a .500 weekend and it was very effective," hard...we're answering back in a clip on four kills, while Avila was Van De Walle said. "She ran the steady confident manner which is putting it on a platter for the front BYRON MACK good to see. row throughout the match with 23 SETTERS PAIGE PENROD right side hitter, returns the ball in a match played earlier this season "We're deep. Our bench comes in assists to go with two serving aces. 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September 20.2011 7 THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 6 4 8 3 2 5 7 5 1 4 1 3 6 7 3 1 1 6 2 4 9 8 6 5 7 1 8 3 5 9 SUDOKO I I 6 5 9 8 I E » To play: Complete the grid 8 £ I 9 S 6 so that every row, column t S ) 6 E I 8 I I and every 3x3 box contains PHOTO PROVIDED By DIRECTOR OF RUGBy ROGER MAZZAREILA S 6 » i !) E I L MIKE ZEIGLER BG eighth man. takes off from the back of a scrum on his way to three tries against Central Michigan the digits 1 to 9.There is no I 8 I E L 17 6 9 S guessing or math involved. C 9 L I S 6 17 8 I Just use logic to solve I c S 9 17 E L 6 8 9 V 8 L 6 S I I E BG rugby downs Central 6 L I I 8 I S 17 9 Create and solve your Michigan, out to 6-0 start Sudoku nuzzles for FREE. P'a, supe, Sudoku and w,n pnzes at: By Max HouuholcUr kicks, Central Michigan never a team." Mauer, Nick Mussara and Reporter could get going on offense. It wasn't just Mazzarella, leading scorer from last year's Central Michigan was big- but even the players could team Sam Polzin. All hope to PHIZESUDOKU.DJN The Falcon rugby team ger than the Falcons expect- sense that this was not a great return when the team trav- moved to 6-0 on the sea- ed. In fact, Kyle Sisler, their "team" effort. There was also els to Purdue next weekend, son with a 57-6 win over the scrum half which is a posi- a question of whether or not which should give them more Central Michigan Chippewas tion normally occupied by the team went hard for the speed on the edge. on Saturday, their 31st con- someone of small stature, full 80 minutes. Also helping the Falcons is secutive victory over the was 6-foot-4, 210 pounds. "I thought individually that the team has some new Chippewas. But the Falcons were able we did good but as a team plays that look to be effective Most of the scoring for the to match their physicality, there are still a lot of things if executed correctly, accord- Falcons was done by eight which in turn frustrated the that we have to improve ing to Junior F.d Luther. But for man Mike Zeigler and fly half Central offense. upon," Hooker Mike Brown these plays to succeed, Luther Max Narewski. This game was fueled by a said. "We must improve our says that the team must work Narewski finished with a lot of great individual perfor- defense and correcting stupid hard to be consistent. BG record-tying five tries in a mances by guyslike Narewski penalties. If that was a tough- "We have some great play game, while Zeigler tacked on and Zeigler. However, if the er opponent those six points ideas to adjust to some of the three tries. Lock Bryan Kean Falcons want to get back to would have been crucial and new players we have, but we added a try and team presi- the top, they need to have may have cost us the game." have yet to execute l hem on dent Ben Marshall connected more of a team effort. Even though the Falcons a consistent basis," he said. on six conversion kicks. "A lot of our scores were were not as impressive as "But with time and effort we The game was tight early more great individual plays they would have liked to be in should be able to incorporate on because of a strong and not necessarily team their 57-6 victory, there were them successfully." showing by the Chippewas oriented," coach Tony many positives to take from BG will travel to Purdue defense, but the fact that Mazzarella said. "To improve the game as well. One is that next weekend to take on a their only points came off the leaders of our team have they were playing without Boilermaker team that's two penalty kicks hindered to step up and encourage perhaps three of their best coming off a huge upset of NATE EUK0NICH I I HI BGNHV'j their efforts. Other than those the others to play more like players in center Dominic Ohio State this past Saturday. RAY HUTSON wide receiver, tiptoes the sideline after making a catch in BGs 28-27 loss to Wyoming Saturday afternoon of the game, with Ghaali Dwayne Woods, who FOOTBALL Muhammad capping a nine had 12 tackles in the game, Ftom Page 6 play. 91 yard drive with a talked after the game about 6-yard run on the first drive the defense being put in a interception, but a second of the third quarter. "backs against the wall" Schilz touchdown pass—to Wyomingtook the lead for type of scenario multiple Kamar lorden — ensured the first time in the game times in the game. the Falcons would go into just under five minutes after "I think for as young halftime with a lead. that score, with Marqueston as we are, we responded Wyoming took control of Huff picking up an Anthon to adversity real well," he the game early in the second Samuel fumble and return- said. "[We stress] to get off half with 21 unanswered ing it eight yards for a score. the field, to get the ball points in the third and early They extended their lead back and get off the field. fourth quarters. Four sec- to 14 early in the fourth on That's probably the hard- ond-half turnovers by BG a Brett Smith touchdown est part of the game, when helped fuel this charge. pass, a drive that started at things don't go well for the Wyoming tied the game the BG 22-yard line follow- offense and they give you a with their only true drive ing a Matt Schilz fumble. short field." Follow us on Twitter @BGNewsSports LAUREN POfF I THtBGWW RYAN COMISKEY. forward, moves the ball upheld in a game played eaHier this season. Falcons pick up loss, tie in final pre-conference tournament By CanMron Toaguo Robinson "This was a tough loss," their chances very well, they Reporter coach Eric Nichols said. "I may not have had money can't fault our effort today. but they finished them." This weekend, the BG We competed well." Colin Armstrong and men's soccer team went The Falcons had plenty Brandon Silva were the to Nashville Tennessee for of chances to put the ball two goal scorers for BG. the Hyatt Place Brentwood in the back of the net with Armstrong scored off a cor- Invitational, where they eight shots on goal, while ner from Danny Baraldi lost to Belmont and tied the Bruins only had five about 10 minutes before WE ALSO OFFER: WINTHROP TERRACE Lipscomb. and converted on three of halftime. Brandon Silva > Free Gas (Heat, Water, Cooking) > 24 Hr Maintenance & SUMMIT TERRACE In their matchup against their shots. received a penalty kick with > Free High Speed Internet > 3 Laundromats « P » R I M E N T S - Belmont the Falcons lost "We created enough about 12 minutes left in > Free Basic Cable > 2 Swimming Pools 3-2. After their loss, the chances to score and we had the game and converted on Office: 400 E. 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The Bulls from the i s 3 1 d n u X 0 n V 36 Martial arts facility » The Falcons came togeth- Zuccaro, who only played University of Buffalo finished V i H s B" 0 1 H l| o r o a 37 Molasses-like 3 d 3 V 38 LaBeouf of "Transformers' films J s J 5 V V N ii er to win on Friday against 60 of the 90-minute match, 1-16-2 last year, but have start- s a 0 1 d 3 d 3 N i a a i d s 39 Latin 101 word Hi. 3 O i the IIFW Mastodons (1-0) said, "It is time to get back to ed the 2011 season with an 40 Drummer in Goodman's band 1 1 s S v s| 1 V d S s V a 41 Crammer's concern » ■ i but then fell short to the training and give 100 percent impressive 7-1 record, only n >< O 1 r. n n V 42 See 64-Across s i 1 ^ 1 1 ft Valparaiso Crusaders (4-0) effort everyday. We need to losing to St. Bonaventure. v s s oHu 1 1 8 V i s n » D on Sunday, defeats described come back with more effort They beat IFPW 1-0, same 1 i V >. ■ e • 1 '« 0 n 1 V as "embarrassing" by Coach and more commitment." as the Falcons, and defeat- Andy Richards. Even though it was a devas- ed Niagara 2-0, a team that ,H SPEED*!?'?!) "We didn't play well on tating loss, the contest against defeated BG in overtime. $2995/MON" [nTERHETDACOR (ERVKE< Friday." Richards said. the Crusaders was special "We have the ability to fight ■(■■up ■nllas * COMPUTER REPAI "We had a poor practice to freshman Kaylee Draper. and compete," Richards said. <'www.rlacor.net or call 419.352.3568 on Saturday and the team Mailing from Ferrysburg, her "We cannot make the same bin wact waasiar Bawling Green showed that they were happy twin sister, Kelsey, was com- mistakes that we did in non- with how they were playing." peting against her as a mem- conference play because now Bucknell. With a .380 clip, kind of fire in here. Kari is The Falcons were on a two ber of Valparaiso. they will make or break our NETTERS the Falcons outhit them by generally a quiet player, but game winning streak as they "It was great to see her and chances at the post-season." From Page 6 over .200. Galen went ham against Bucknell she was came into Sunday's game. compete with her," Draper Zuccaro added that the posting 14 kills on a ridicu- on a mission. Everything "We all need to come out said. "This was the first time team has to remain focused offense well and got the lous .824 clip. Avila would she hit was a kill." with more passion," captain we've played against each on the task at hand, as the ball to the hot hitlers very add two more aces to go The Falcons 12-game Alyssa Zuccaro said. "And we other on different teams." upcoming games for the effectively. She also tipped along with her 25 assists and winning streak is good for really need to work on our The loss against Valparaiso Falcons will mean the most the ball more than she three kills. third best in BG history. The work ethic." marks the last non-con- to their season. usually does and scored "Kari was steady all '04 team holds the record, BG won one to nil on Friday ference match during the "There were games we won every time." weekend long but really going 17-0 before losing to against IFT'W, with an empty regular season, and the and games we lost," Zuccaro The record-setting week- lit it up in the last match," Ohio University. Ironically, net goal by sophomore Tracy Falcons start Mid-American said. "But we need to have good end was capped off with a Van De Walle said. "Other BG opens Mid-American Togba and three crucial saves Conference games on Friday work ethic, drive, and the will 25-12, 28-26, 25-20 sweep than the Michigan State Conference play this Friday by redshirt-junior Becca Ison. at Buffalo. to win to compete in the MAC." over the tournament host match I haven't seen that against the Bobcats. However, the Crusaders of "There is a sense of excite- The Falcons' two games Valparaiso came into Bowling ment going into MAC play this weekend are both away. Green and dominated, scor- because now each game They will be in Buffalo, N.Y. ing three goals in the first half counts to postseason possi- to play Buffalo on Friday and and an additional goal in the bilities," Richards said. "We in Kent, Ohio on Sunday to second half are playing in the football sta- take on the Golden Flashes. "I really don't know where dium and on turf, it will be an The next BG home game will to go from here," Richards exciting match." be on Friday, Sept. 30 against said. "We warn them about "We must come out with rival Toledo. After putting the loss weekend instead of Michael RECAP Friday out of their mind, Wiest. He was charged with From Paqe 7 the Falcons were ready both the loss and tie. for Lipscomb on Sunday "There really was no rea- that. afternoon. The Falcons son to starting Miguel this "Colin gave us a great would tie Lipscomb, 1-1. weekend," Nichols said. "We UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION 2011 PRESENTS spark off the bench." moving the Falcons to just thought he was the best Nichols said. "Not only did 4-2-1 and the Bisons to 1-5- to start this weekend." he score a goal, but he also 2. Armstrong once again The Falcons will go back created a lot of offense and scored for the Falcons. to their normal schedule energy for us. "We played well but we now as all of their in sea- "Brandon did a great job just conceded goals to easy," son tournaments are now in his first game back after Nichols said. 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