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HUSTLE: A host of youthful players battle MOSTLY SUNNY for playing time in the HIGH: 81 LOW: 60 OSU backfield; PAGE 6 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 100 ISSUE 5

Attack leaves student beaten, bloody Freshman girl allegedly bludgeoned by roommate with a heated iron

ByHoHyAbrams ing to the police report Haase came home and Barkley denied hitting Haase. two contusions to the face and was all bloody," said Emily Bodart, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The iron was recovered by asked to speak to her about alleg- Following questioning by the chin, a bum on her left arm and a freshman. "Then we went down A University freshman was arrest- police at the scene as evidence, edly having a camera hidden in University's Campus Police, skull fracture. to the front desk to tell them." ed for allegedly assaulting her and was found broken in two the room. Barkley was taken to the Wood Sergeant Dennis Ehlers spoke Other students tried to com- roommate earty Tuesday morn- pieces. following a dispute over the County lustice Center. with students on the floor after fort Haase. ing after the victim was found Barkley was charged with felo- camera, Haase reported that Haase was transported to the incident to calm them and "We were all just sitting beaten and covered with blood nious assault, and is being held Barkley proceeded to hit her in Wood County Hospital follow- inform them of the counseling with her," said lessica lackson, on the second floor of Harshman- on $25,000 bond, according to the head and bum her arm with ing the incident, and was then center's resources. freshman. Anderson. Sergeant Amy McGiffins at the the iron. transferred to St. Vincent's in Other floor residents remain Screams could be heard by Sharronda Barkley allegedly hit Wood County lustice Center. When questioned by Toledo, where she was treated shaken by the incident other residents, according to Kara her roommate Heather Haase, The incident occurred around police, Barkley said Haase and released. "We had just gone to bed and Hendrick, freshman. also a freshman, in the head and 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. fell out of bed and hit her Haase sustained four sepa- heard screaming and she was sit- arm with a hot flat iron, accord- According to the police report, head on the iron. Barkley also rate lacerations on her skull, ting right by our door, and she ASSAULT, PAGE 2

State recog- Game night nizes Univ. 'AND OFF WE GO' fills Union program for with packs excellence of students Senators present RSA sponsors fifth honorary plaque to annual Casino Night, doctoral program Xbox given away

By Laura Hoesman By Cassandra Shofar SENIOR REPORTER REPORTER Professor Michael Zickar, direc- The sound of poker chips click tor of the University's Industrial together while cards are shuffled Organization Psychology pro- and the dealer cracks a joke, gram, accepted a commendation breaking the ice. for the program from the State of The Resident Student Ohio yesterday. Association's fifth annual Casino Surrounded by faculty and Night was held at the Union last students, state Sens. Randy night attracting a large amount Gardner and )oy Padgett award- of students ranging from fresh- ed an honorary plaque to the men to seniors. specialized doctoral program, Providing new students the which was rated third out of the opportunity to meet others, top 10 programs of its kind in Casino Night is a blend of free U.S. News and World Report's food, card games and prizes. 2006 edition of "America's Best "If someone's playing cards I Graduate Schools." can't really say no," said freshman According to Zickar, active lustin Hudson. "1 think they call students and faculty research that an addiction." have contributed to the success The popularity of Black Jack of the Industrial Organization and Texas Hold 'Em among col- Psychology program. lege students entices RSA to "We have a really good group of sponsor the event year after year. faculty who do a lot of research, J«wl icwttl BG Nan It takes extensive planning and we have active graduate stu- and is one of the most expensive IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD: BGSU alumnus Joe Boyle pulls daughter Ellie past the Administration building dents who present at conferences projects RSA funds costing nearly yesterday, Boyle tries to spend as much time as he can with his daughter in the warm weather and sunny day before he starts PROGRAM, PAGE 2 back to work today in Toledo. GAMES. PAGE 2 A spared moment can bring smiles to children BGSUrve building the children, while others are the Cocoon Shelter may need. filled with pictures. BGSUrve is divided into two blanket for children at As lessica Sutton, a freshman, sections — special events and Cocoon Shelter made her-way through the Union ongoing community service yesterday afternoon, she paused projects. at BGSUrve's table to help out Special events are usually one- By Sandy Meade with the cause time service opportunities based REPORTER Her message to children, was on various social action issues People come and go through the "you can be anything that you including hunger, nonviolence Union lobby — pressed for time want to." and poverty. — not knowing just a minute can Colorful hearts, stars and smi- From October to April, there is make a difference. ley faces surrounded Sutton's one featured project a month. But from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. message. Upcoming special events today, students can decorate a BGSUrve, a student commit- for this year include Make a fleece square for children at the tee funded out of the Office of Difference Day, Veteran's Day Cocoon Shelter—a safe house in Campus Involvement, is sponsor- of Service, Adopt a Family Bowling Green for women who ing this event for the first time. Campaign, Martin Luther King are victims of domestic violence. The response so far has been Day of Service, Heartwalk, The squares will be made positive, with more than a dozen Hunger Banquet and Earth Day. into blankets for children at the students making squares for the Ongoing Community Service Shelter. blankets. Projects put on by BGSUrve are "We're hoping this is some- Dani Haendiges, a former vic- often smaller events that occur thing the children will keep and tim of abuse, wanted to help out on a regular basis. look at when they are down, "I understand how women Previous service projects knowing someone cared enough may feel and how you can't included volunteering at Martha's to make something for them." get out of the situation," Soup Kitchen and the Humane said Marissa Mizer, the commu- Haendiges said Society, playing bingo at local nity service student coordinator Several organizations have also nursing homes and working out- of BGSUrve. expressed a desire to contribute doors at Wintergarden Park. Many of the fleece squares squares of their own, and several "Our main goals is to connect MwMM BGNews have inspirational messages to individuals have asked what eLse THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE: One of the quilt squares decorated for the children's blanket that BGSUrve will BLANKET, PAGE 2 donate to the Cocoon Shelter.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday. August 25,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Roommate dispute lands Texas Hold 'Em draws crowds GAMES, FROM PAGE 1

$3,000, but it's worth it, said Ash one student in hospital Rauckhorst, RSA president. "Most people are stressed ASSAULT, FROM PAGE 1 "We had just gone coming back this semester." this week, it's a good getaway." "1 was in my room sleeping According to Bodart, Rauckhorst said. and my roommate said 'do you to bed and heard floor residents are collect- While the organization pro- hear all that?' and we heard all screaming and she ing money to send flowers to vides the catering and prizes, this screaming," shesaid. Haase. RSA teams up with A.J. Sunny Following questioning. was sitting right by The University won't stand Entertainment, Inc. — a special Haase was carted out of the our door, and she for these acts, according to events company that brings the residence hall. Ed Whipple. vice-president tables, chips and cards. "They |the policel were ask- was all bloody." of Student Affairs. The entertainment company ing her questions and stuff and EMILY BODART, FRESHMAN "I thinkany incident where also provides the dealers, who they took her out on a stretch- there is alleged violence we freshman Kelly Kaczmarek said er," Bodart said. Only a few days into the take very seriously, and it's were entertainingand informa- Following the commotion, semester residents hadn't something we're not going to tive of the game rules. students remained shook up. gotten to know Barkley yet, tolerate," he said. "I didn't know if I'd have Bodart said. Bodart said. Respect remains a core value fun, but I like the prizes and "When we saw her IHaase] "Our floor is really close but at the University. Whipple said. the dealers make it fun," we thought she was attacked she never came to talk to any- "In a living community it's Kaczmarek said, who has been outside or something," Bodart one, she seemed kind of [agi- critical that people respect each playing cards since she was six. said. "Everything happened tated)." she said. other," he said. "Some students "Name a betting game, and I've really fast. It was crazy." The incident was an ironic respect each other and under- played it." Others lost sleep during the start for the semester, Uenrick stand that but others don't RSA doesn't play around with CONCENTRATION: (Right to left) Chris Moore. Math Guild and David Lux commotion. said. know what that means — to prizes. Among the prizes are an play a round of black jack at last night's RSA Casino Night. "A lot of people were really ."It was weird, when 1 first X box, a digital camera, a Game respect each other." He suggested adding more tired for class the next day," came here my mom was con- Students who may find Cube and a DVD player. laughter from the Black lack Bodart said. "I've never seen cerned about safety," she said. themselves in a similar situ- "Our executive board talks and Rulet wheel players were tables next year. anything like that before." "But I trust my roommate." ation are advised to get help over the summer about what's contrasted by the contempla- Lee Hertle, also a freshman, The details of the assault According to Bodart, there immediately, said Detective popular, compilesalistand then tive, intense stares of the Texas found that Casino Night was a remain vague for the residents. was a meeting on the floor Tim lames of the Department goes shopping," Rauckhorst Hold 'Em players. good place to meet new people. "We don't know what exactly with the resident advisors and of Public Safety. said, "It's kind of like a family Hudson, who played Texas And he'll be back next year. happened in the room," Jackson the hall director following the "They should just call the shopping trip, we have a good Hold 'Em, said that people are "It's awesome," Hertle said. said. "We only know what hap- incident. police immediately unless they time doing it." so interested in the game they "They should do it more than pened in the hall." Haase later returned to get are injured and need medical The laid back smiles and don't want to give up their seat. once a year." Uenrick echoed lackson's her belongings, according to assistance," he said. "They just experience. lackson. have to communicate effec- "They [policel weren't "When she came back she tively if they can sense a dis- allowed to tell us what hap- had stitches on her face," she pute has gone to a level they pened, they said it was confi- said. "She seems to be physical- can't handle, they need to go to dential." she said. ly doing OK. We know she's not a RA or Hall Director for help." Specialized program successful PROGRAM. FROM PAGE 1 students the science of helping graduation, Grauer said. companies and organizations The program's founders, who and are really active in the field," become efficient, effective and were in attendance, are proud Zickar said. "We've had a lot of successful. that their program has carried BGSUrve uses service project to meet students graduates who have gone on to "I was interested in studying on a tradition of success. BLANKET, FROM PAGE 1 vice project to help introduce "It's for people who really success in the field, so all those for a doctorate degree in a good When retired University BGSUrve to students on cam- want to help others and are things help our reputation." program, and Bowling Green Professor Robert Guion helped students and the community pus. form the IOP program in the by bringing students into the dedicated to that, who want According to IOP's Web site, had a lot going for it," said Eyal Mizer thought there were a to spread volunteerism to the graduates of the program have Grauer, graduate student. mid-1960s, he had a vision of how community and building rela- lot of people interested in help- the program could become suc- tionships with members of the students at the University and been hired by a variety of uni- One attractive aspect of the ing out with this service project, to give back to the community versities, companies and gov- program, according to Grauer, cessful, according to loe Cranny, community." said Stephanie and is confident that projects they arc living in," Mizer said. is the Institute for Psychological former chair of the Psychology I layward, chair of BGSUrve. ernment organizations, rang- to follow this year will be well hlilors Note - For more infor- ing from ).C. Penney to the Research and Application, a Department. The fleece blankets for the received. mation about BGSUrve, contact University-run research insti- "He had an idea of what the Cocoon Shelter is a mini-ser- Department of Defense. "Clearly this is an elite pro- tute that assists various compa- program should look like back gram," said Gardner.aUniversity nies and organizations. in 1966," Cranny said. "He built a HaPPy ThuRSdayll! HaPPY THUrScMyll! HaPPY ThursDAYM! graduate. "It's another reason to IPRA, which has been a part very strong staff, and we staffed be proud to represent Bowling of the Psychology department it with very good people over the Green State University, to be a since 1981, gives students an years. And the present group, Hang in there... Ealcon and just to pay recog- opportunity to gain consulting which doesn't include any of us nition to an outstanding pro- experience as they work toward who were here when we began, The weekend is almost here!!! gram that has brought honor not their degrees. has kept up that tradition." only on the program, but on the Since its beginning, IPRA Guion is pleased that the pro- University and on the state." has assisted numerous cli- gram has kept that tradition. The program prepares stu- ents, including General Mills, "We're gone from the pro- dents for careers as consultants Marathon Oil and Brush gram," he said. "The people for various companies and Wellman. who are here now have taken it organizations. 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Table Union Lobby Ballroom at 9 p.m. ally play bagpipes and sing," make a CD and improve her Union Lobby Union Lobby "|BG Idol| is a good connec- Zindroski said. piano playing, ' 9:00 p.m. tion from orientation to Fall This bag-pipe-playing coun- Both Zindroski and Crosby's 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. "The Bachelor" Bob Guiney speaks Welcome and gets the students try singer lias performed in Hills will be showcased at the BGSUrve Welcome Week, Sponsored Student Union Programs Info, 202 Union involved," said lodi Webb, high school musicals, choirs BG Idol Finals held Saturday, director of Orientation and and even tried out for American Aug. 27. The winner will be First Year Programs. Idol. determined by the audience, For some, the involvement in One of Zindroski's fel- so students are encouraged to orientation karaoke night has low contestants, Shacorrah attend and vote lor their favor- ABCs Bachelor visits campus carried over to participation in Crosby, attempted to try ite singer. 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Orientation and First I didn't know what was Since Guineys appearance Year Programs, Guiney going to happen," Guiney on the hit reality shew, he's been is making a stop at the said. "When I was in my on "Oprah" multiple times and University during his mid 20s, I thought maybe wrote a book also titled, "What a college circuit tour. I'd end up a suburban Difference a Year Makes." "Don't come if you guy with my two cars and Citing that he likes to laugh, don't plan to laugh a BOB GUINEY 2.2 kids." Guiney is excited to talk to people lot," Guiney said. "It's "Bachelor" And after a failed mar- that are in the same point he was not a stand up show, it's riage, spending six months years ago — unsure of what the me making tun of me." on crutches after a knee surgery future holds. Due to the popularity of and gaining almost 30 pounds, "You have to keep your eye on the show and Guiney, Janet Guineys life was not going as he'd the ball," Guiney said. 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Will they lose their voices pletely autonomous. Stepping in Monday, Hachim al-Hasani Well, that depends on whom ernment they can trust, a trust how the new democracy should in the government altogether? and "helping" the Iraqi people declared to the world that a draft you ask. that was lacking for most citi- be run. And finally, each inter- An Islamic constitution resolve their differences would of the war-tom country's consti- Economically, this has the zens under the Saddam regime. prets the Quran differently. What would also be a huge deter- draw more criticism from an tution had reached lawmakers. potential to work very well. Iraq's Plus, with oil prices rocketing happens when a bill comes up rent to non- Muslims who have already skeptical world. but The problem? If the document market, along with its political to record highs and showing no that follows one group's religious a desire to live in Iraq in the might ensure the freedoms for passes as written, every future system, is in absolute turmoil signs of slowdown, how could interpretation but disagrees with future. American involvement Iraqis that American citizens law that comes before the fledg- - the order that comes along with they go wrong? another group's? in resolving the constitutional hold so dear. ling government's legislature a religion-based government The political arena is a bit The biggest problems of all, crisis should be kept at a bare , Then again, the United States would have to conform to Islam. could be just what the country more problematic. As with the at least from a Western point minimum. has been involved since we fired This should come as little sur- needs. The citizens are used to economy, plenty of structure is of view, come from the social The president and the other the cruise missiles that started prise to the West, as the coun- powerful ruling groups stepping needed to secure stability that implications the new constitu- voices of the administration this war in the first place. Maybe tries of the Middle East have in and taking control of such the people can trust. However, tion will impose. seem to enjoy shouting from just stepping in to help wasn't traditionally based their govern- matters, so they would feel com- each of the three major Islamic What will become of the non- the rooftops that Iraq will be self- such a good idea after all. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE 'Celebrities'keep ON THE STREET campus exciting A single sign on to the new Once I did discover that infor- Who do you think is a NewMyBGSU MyBGSU seems to introduce mation like that could be hid- more information than the den, customizing these things campus celebrity? Nothing is more entertain- remains human brain can even process. was something I did not want to ing and mindless than Star STEPHANIE 1 lidden within this massive waste time doing. magazine, which is why I SPENCER unimproved technological enterprise, there From my perspective, I am an avid subscriber. Opinion columnist is actually material that we as believe that MyBGSU has not Watching shows like Taradise students need to obtain for our strategically improved at all. and E! True Hollywood Story has By now, lam sure that shared a hairstyle and they prob- classes. There are definitely more extra only made my interest in hor- most of the student com- ably shared a cell phone. With more and more profes- features, but they only make it ribly' tacky celebrity gossip grow munity here at Bowling In any case, I wanted to be sors requiring students to access harder to find what you really by leaps and bounds Green State University has got- them and could probably rec- MyBGSU for course work, it need to find. It's really hard to stay away ten the chance to check out the ognize them from four football new MyBGSU enterprise portal. becomes a burden when it takes At night, many important LAURA COY from, because it's everywhere. longer than expected to find services like schedule retrieval, Even in the bustling metropo- fields away. With integrated Web mail SOPHOMORE, APPLIED Another trait that a BG celeb what you are looking for. parking permit registration and lis of Bowling Green a new cat- access and aesthetically pleas- possesses is their ability to I counted nearly sixty hyper- Bursar bill management are still HEALTH SCIENCE egory of people has formed: BG ing customizable pages, the be remembered after only a links on the welcome page not available. You would think celebrities. Information Technology "The boom box guy glimpse. alone. Three of those links sim- that somebody would eventually The true definition of any Department surely believes that As you walk through your day, ply logged you out of the system. realize that most students may because his music BG celeb is broad, but a pretty they have created something you see thousands of people, but If security is the reason for this, want to use these services after understandable concept. worth being excited over. lights up everyone's somehow a true BG celeb always the system should automatically 9:00PM during the weekdays. These are people who you Regardless, it seems that the day." stands out. disconnect after a short period All in all, the outrageously see every day who you are star- excitement is not being shared Even local band members and of inactivity. high amount of money used to struck by. by the majority of the student football players can sometimes On a different note, it was finance this enterprise portal No, this isn't the skinny guy population. make the list. fairly easy to find the latest should still be where it belongs: that works In the Union or We are living in an era in This is unnecessary because which information is everywhere CNN news stories and current in the pockets of each and every the girl that looks like Paris barometric pressure reading. I student enrolled here. I lilton in your econ class. there are so many others to and constantly swirling around choose from, changing with am sure the student population Granted.these peo- us. It is hard to avoid becoming every new semester. is extremely interested in this NATE STEIN ple are ftin to see too, overwhelmed by these waves of Trie best part is, information as well. STUDENT but they are not as A- information. JENNY HALL "Take 'The these celebs are list as the big time. different for every- SOPHOMORE, You talk to your Hybrid'for one because you TELECOMMUNICATIONS friends about the example. cant avoid it It's real celebs in every- impossible to know "Tom Brennan. day conversation, so He's a Games not to blame for murder Everyone has heard you have to make up unique everyone's name, nicknames to refer and in any group all his updates on the mixture of of friends, I would and commit a host of other squad car. to them. evil Walmart and say that there are at DAN crimes -- including soliciting a Only Moore had the power Take "The Hybrid" Carl Barat least five in weekly M0LLIS0N prostitute. to make those decisions, so the all about the state of for example. He's a from the conversations. The question now being asked families' argument that the video University student Michigan." It's not even is whether the makers of Grand game is to blame doesn't hold up who blows everyone Libertines funny to think Theft Auto share any liability for for me. away as he walks by. U-Wire Columnist and your about, it's like a these homicides. If the judge finds that the He's a unique mixture DailyIllinois phenomenon that Despite Moore's quick convic- Grand Theft Auto game did of Carl K.ii.it from the ex- amazes me more University of Illinois tion by the jury, the victims' fam- indeed influence the murders, Libertines and your boyfriend." and more every ilies have filed a civil suit against and he also believes that the ex-boyfriend. minute. the manufacturer of Grand Theft gaming company should pay If Carl and the After decades of lawsuits And new celebs Auto and two stores, claiming for it, then couldn't any aspect of M\ ex had a 1984 lovechild, this directed toward "big •*- are being added to the list every- that Moore's exposure to the the media that could "potentially guy would be it. Every time he tobacco" and the fast-food JAY JACKSON day. industry concerning the lethal games is partly responsible for cause harm" to consumers be walks by, it feels like a prime lust yesterday, "Teencamper" effects of their products, the the crimes. targeted? FRESHMAN, JAZZ photo-op and a meet and greet was added at the Union and it spotlight has finally turned 1 have to admit that it was If Grand Theft Auto can be STUDIES is about to take place. ruled. toward video games and their chilling for me to read about held liable for the violence The Hybrid is elusive and is "The hippie guy who BG celebs make walking to effects on players. this triple murder. I can't deny its gamers commit, then maybe seen once a week, if that, class more exciting, and it makes that Moore's crimes disturbingly couldn't I sue the developers of sells the African gear which rockets him up to the This case reopens the issue of you scan the crowd ten times whether companies should be parallel the crimes that players, Spongebob Squarepants when outside. He tells really A-listers. more when trying to listen to an held liable when their products including me, often commit my child turns out to be homo- If The Hybrid lived on your good jokes." otherwise unimportant conver- have negative effects on con- while playing the game. sexual because Spongebob floor and you saw him brushing sation with your roommate. sumers. It's possible that when Moore Squarepants "promotes a pro- his teeth everyday, your obses- So when Taradise is a repeat, On Aug. 10, after only an hour found himself facing the end of homosexual agenda?" sion would not be necessary. and you're sitting around wait- of deliberation, a jury convicted his "game" in real life, he instinc- This line of thinking creates Coming a close second to The ing for the new season of The 20-year-old Devin Moore lor the tively responded with the same a slippery slope that essentially Hybrid are The Olsens. I know, Bachelor to come on just walk I it 11 tal tactics that he would as a puts all of our culture on trial. I know, this is a celebrity copy murder of three police officers. outside, shuffle on down to After being booked on a stolen Grand Theft Auto player. In the end, there's no way to cat, but if Mary Kate and Ashley the Union and start scoping auto charge, Moore grabbed There's no question in my legally protect ourselves from would have never been bom, I out the hot new celebs for this an officer's gun and fatally shot mind, however, that the vast our culture without violating think I would still call these girls school year. all three in the head. He then majority of the blame for these someone's right to free speech ROB H0LL0PETER The Olsens. By the way, Hybrid, if you're jumped into a patrol car and fled crimes lies with Moore. in some way, even when it influ- Last semester, as I would sit JUNIOR, SPORT reading this, you're even cooler It's possible that repeated ences us to commit murder. The alone and anti-social in the the scene, according to CNN. than I thought As part of his defense. Moore exposure to the video game same freedom that protects us MANAGEMENT shuttle stop outside my dorm pleaded insanity and cited his could have primed Moore to also protects the parts of our cul- "The Brother ]ed dude The Olsens graced campus with frequent exposure to the Grand react in a certain way when he ture that harm us. who stands by the tree their presence. Theft Auto video games as his was faced with arrest, but the And as long as we value our These girls were identi- Send comments to Stephanie inspiration for the killings. game didn't make him steal a right to be free, there is not and tells everyone cal twins and as sweet as this [email protected] In these games, players can gun, pull the trigger three times much that we can do about that they're going to hell." sounds already, it gets better. shoot police officers, steal cars and then speed off in a stolen They shared a room, they

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FOUR PALESTINIANS, JEW KILLED IN ISRAEL www.bgnews.com/world JERUSALEM (AP) — An Israeli military raid on a West Bank refugee camp left four militants dead yesterday and an Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed to death in Jerusalem. At the Tulkarem refugee camp, Israeli soldiers surrounded a house and exchanged fire with militants inside and outside, witnesses said. WORLD Broadcaster Plane down in Peru blamed for slur Venezuela seeks action for communist influence and At least 31 dead, 10 missing after hailstorm Muslim extremism." after suggestion of The statements made by the By Carta Salazar have been a technical failure in President being killed conservative commentator THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the 22-year-old aircraft. could exacerbate already tense LIMA. Peru — Rescuers combed Search teams have recovered By Christopher Toottiaker relations between Caracas and a jungle marsh yesterday for vic- the plane's cockpit voice recorder, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington. tims of a Peruvian airliner that said Pablo Arevalo, a prosecutor CARACAS, Venezuela When reporters in Cuba asked split in two after an emergen- in the jungle city of Pucallpa. — Venezuela condemned Chavez about Robertson's com- cy landing during a hailstorm, Among the dead were at least American religious broadcaster ments, he said he would prefer killing at least 31 people and three foreigners, Mori said. Many Pat Robertson for suggesting to "talk about life." leaving 10 missing. Fifty-seven bodies could not immediately President Hugo Chavez should "What they say doesn't matter people escaped the burning be identified. be killed, saying he committed to me a bit," said Chavez. wreckage, wading away through In lima, relatives of passen- a crime that is punishable in Castro, who stood next to knee-deep mud. gers and crew were at the airport the United States. Chavez stroking his beard, TANS Peru Flight 204 was trying to board a special flight Officials in Washington referred to Robertson's state- the world's fifth major airline to Pucallpa. distanced themselves from ments saying he thought "only accident in August, making it the Jose Reyna, 30, said he had Robertson, saying his state- God can punish crimes of deadliest month for plane disas- come with three siblings to say ments do not reflect the posi- such magnitude." ters in three years. farewell to their father, Jose Lino tion of the U.S. government. Secretary of Defense Donald The Boeing 737-200 was carry- Reyna. 57, a medical technician Vice President lose Vicente H. Rumsfeld said he knew of ing 98 people, including a crew killed in the crash. Only oneof his Rangel said Venezuela was con- no consideration ever being of six on a domestic flight from brothers got on the plane. sidering legal action against given to the idea of assassinat- the Peruvian capital of Lima to "My father died and they have Robertson for saying U.S. agents ing Chavez. "Our department the Amazon city of Pucallpa, air- identified him. They recognized should "take out" Chavez, an doesn't do that kind of thing. It's line spokesman Jorge Belevan him by his clothes and his cell outspoken critic of President against the law," he said. said at a news conference in giv- phone," Reyna said. Bush and close ally of Cuban State Department spokes- ing the first extensive details of According to officials and leader Fidel Castro. man Sean McCormack the accident. It had previously radio reports, the plane circled "There is a legal measure in called Robertson's remarks said an estimated 100 people the airport, then crash-landed the United States that con- "inappropriate." were aboard. near a highway. The pilot radioed demns and punishes state- "This is not the policy of the Belevan said there were at that he could not land because ments of this nature," Rangel United States government. least 57 survivors, with 31 bod- of strong winds and torrential said, referring to laws dealing We do not share his views," ies recovered and 10 people still rains, airport receptionist Norma with television broadcasts. McCormack said. missing. He said the missing Pasquel told AP by phone. He said the U.S. response On Monday, Robertson said might include survivors from "I felt a strong impact and a light to Robertson's suggestion on on the Christian Broadcast Pucallpa who returned to their and fire. (I) felt I was in the middle Monday that the U.S. assassi- Network's "The 700 dub": "We homes after the crash without of flames around the cabin, until have the ability to take him SIR String* AP Photo nate Chavez would be a test of receiving medical assistance. I saw to my left a hole to escape its anti-terrorist policy. (Chavez) out, and 1 think the On Tuesday night, police through," survivor Yuri Salas told CHARRED REMAINS: A Peruvian investigator examines the wreckage of time has come that we exercise a TANS airliner that crashed carrying 100 people yesterday. "What is the U.S. government Lt. David Mori had told The the broadcaster Radioprogramas. going to do regarding this crim- that ability." Associated Press "Two other people were inal statement?The ball is in the "We don't need another that 41 bodies had struggling to get out in Pucallpa, the plane began to Arizona Waldock said. $200 billion war to get rid of "I felt a shake a lot." More plane crashes tend to U.S. court," Rangel said. been recovered, 56 strong and I also was able ID." Pope Benedict XVI said happen in August, because thun- "It's a huge hypocrisy to main- one, you know, strong-arm survivors were being He said he heard tain this discourse against ter- dictator," he continued. "It's a another person shout- Wednesday he was praying for derstorms are more frequent whole lot easier to have some treated at hospitals impact and the victims of the crash as well as "It's one of those odd little blips. rorism and at the same time, in and three people a light ing to him to keep those grieving for the tragedy. Quite a few accidents have hap- the heart of that country, there of the covert operatives do the were still missing. advancing because The pope offers prayers "for pened in August," he said, citing are entirely terrorist statements job and then get it over with." In strong winds and fire." the plane was going like those," he added. Robertson has made con- to explode. "The fire the eternal rest of the dead and U.S. airline crashes in 1985, 1987 troversial statements in the and torrential rains, offers fervent prayers so that the and 1988. Robertson said Chavez the pilot circled was fierce despite should be assassinated to past. In October 2003, he YURISALAS, Lord grants solace to those who Last week, 160 people died the airport, then the storm," he said. stop Venezuela, the world's suggested that the State SURVIVOR are weeping over the lamenta- when a Colombian-registered tried to make an "Hail was falling and fifth-largest oil exporter, from Department be blown up with a ble tragedy," said a telegram of West Caribbean charter went nuclear device. emergency land- the mud came up to condolence sent by the Vatican's down in Venezuela, Two days becoming a "launching pad ing about 20 miles away. He my knees." secretary of state, Cardinal earlier, 121 people died when aimed for the marsh to soften Canal N television broad- Angelo Sodano. a Cyprus-registered Helios the impact, but the landing split cast photo images of survivors Airline disasters this month Airways Boeing plunged the aircraft, said Edwin Vasquez, being carried on stretchers from a grassy field strewn with have killed 330 people. into the mountains north of president of the Ucayali region One common factor in sev- Athens. where the city is located. wreckage. eral of the crashes is the weather, Sixteen people were believed Wind shear possibly botched Tomas Ruiz, another passenger, said Bill Waldock, an aviation to have died Aug. 6 when a plane the emergency landing, said told Radioprogramas: "It seems it was a matter of the weather. Ten safety professor at Embry-Riddle operated by Tunisia's Tuninter TANS spokesman Jorge Belevan. Aeronautical University in crashed off Sicily. He said there did not appear to minutes before we were to land

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Stable of backs vie for carries Tribe moves cThe Horseshoe' overrun with talented Buckeye backs closer to a By Rusty Miller In an 8-4 season a year ago, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Buckeyes ran up big rush- COLUMBUS — On a team ing numbers on lesser teams but wild-card stocked with 18 returning start- struggled to advance the ball on ers, it's perhaps surprising that the ground against others. promise No. 6 Ohio State — with a glit- Ross and Co. averaged 172 tering tradition of great tailbacks yards, more than a rushing ID — wUI go with a largely untested per game and 4.3 yards per RYAN player at one of the most critical carry in the wins. In the losses, AUTULLO positions. they mustered 92 yards a game, scored twice and averaged 3.0 'Asst. Sports Editor The preseason football maga- $ zines point out that the Buckeyes yards a carry. have experience at almost every Even more troublesome, Ohio I generally don't understand spot in the lineup — save one. State's 1,745 net yards on the the potential significance of They question whether a group ground was its lowest total since something until well after of unknowns can carry the load. 1966. As recently as the national the fact. "That's a good feeling. That championship year in 2002, the On Tuesday night, I finally means there's not much attention Buckeyes rang up 3,000 yards on made sense of the sounds I on you," said Antonio Pittman, the ground. heard twice this summer bel- expected to be on the field for the Subtract Ross from last year's lowing from the speakers in opening snap of the Buckeyes' dismal stats and it appears the the Cleveland Indians' locker- opener a week from Saturday Buckeyes may have to rely on Ted room after a pair of weekend against Miami (Ohio). "And when Ginn Jr. and their air attack even victories. we come out the first games and more than they did a year ago. While watching the Tribe we're rushing for good yardage, But coach I in i Tressel believes win their sixth straight against then it's an eye-opener." things have changed for the bet- Tampa Bay on Tuesday, it Pittman, a sophomore who ter at tailback. occurred to me the vocals in was second on the team with "Antonio Pittman had an excel- tourney's'' Don'tStop Believing" 381 yards a year ago, gets the lent spring and he's followed it up have served to be aptly fitting edge over redshirt freshman Erik thus far with a very good fall. Erik for the 2005 Indians Haw, true freshman Maurice Haw looks a little bit better right Now tied with New Wells and part-time fullback now than he did in the spring; York atop the American Brandon Schnittker. Don't maybe he's letting loose a little League wild-card standings, be surprised if all of them see bit. maybe he was a little nervous. Cleveland is proving to its sea- action, at least until one of them Maurice Wells is looking great," son-long doubters what it has breaks away from the crush to Tressel said. known all along That is, they take over the position. Pittman (5-foot-ll. 195 are a legitimate playoff team A year ago, the Buckeyes were pounds), Haw (6-1, 212), Wells despite possessing an anemic led in rushing by the since gradu- (5-10, 185) and Schnittker (6-2, payroll and a lineup which, ated Lydell Ross, who picked up 250) offer a range of speed, cut- before the season, included a meager 475 yards — the fewest ting ability and size. Pittman is much more potential than by Ohio State's top rusher since the most versatile, Haw is most proven substance. Vince Workman had 470 in 1987. effective between the tackles, Cleveland fans who threw "We've got something to prove, Wells reminds some of mercurial skepticism at Mark Shapiro's basically," said Haw, redshirted former Florida State star Warrick 2002 guarantee that the Indians last year as a freshman. "All the Dunn and Schnittker is the bruis- would be a contender by 2005, magazines, they talk this and er of the group. should now offer a collective they talk that, but when it comes "We'll all get a shot this year," Ttrry Gillian AP Photo apology to the general manag- down to it you just basically have said Wells, a 6,000-yard rusher HOLD IT TIGHT: Ohio State tailback Antonio Pittman warms up during practice in this Aug. 17 photo. er who subsequently pulled off to get the job done." in Florida. lopsided trades to bring stars i Jill Lee, Grady Sizemore and Travis Hafner to Cleveland. In a year marred by Rafael Palmeiro's doping incident and Jason Giambi's, uh, apol- Heatley ogy, look no further than the After vacation, Sorenstam returns shores of Lake Erie for this sea- son's feel good story. Sizemore, Golf veteran returns ing and swimming with dol- Ihonny Peralta and Victor phins at Discovery Cove, is traded to Martinez are three of the to the links after easily the most honored and most promising players in the sea-side trip, now recognized women's golfer league on a team which is sud- competing with a in the worid A lock to win a Ottawa denly just seven games back record eighth LPGA player of on the uncatchable Chicago younger generation the year award, she has won ByPauUtewterry White Sox for the AL Central six times on tour this year. THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS lead with slightly more than a A winner of 62 tour and 13 ATLANTA — Dany Headey By Rusty Miller international events, includ- month remaining before the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS returned to the ice and played playoffs. ing nine majors, she's hardly through the memory of that DUBLIN, Ohio — Annika over the hill at the age of 34. As for the Sox, their recent Sorenstam spent the past couple awful night. decision to mail in the remain- Yet there are several upstarts But he never really got over it of weeks swimming with dol- waiting to steal her throne, der of the season has resulted phins and lolling around in the — and didn't think he would as in a dismal stretch, in which sooner or later. long as he played in Atianta. sun. This week she jumps back "She's the best player they've won just twice in their in with the sharks. Still haunted by the car crash last 10 games. maybe the game's ever seen," that killed teammate Dan Envied and challenged by a lay laorati AP Photo The Tribe, on the other said amateur Morgan Pressel, pack of budding young stars, BACK FOR MORE: Sorenstam watches her tee shot on the par-4 16th Snyder nearly two years ago, hand, are absolutely salivating playing in the Wendy's on a Heatley asked to be traded by Sorenstam comes off vacation during the LPGA's Gordon Teter Pro-Am on Aug. 24. sponsor's exemption. "She at their remaining schedule, to make her first appearance the Thrashers. Atlanta granted which includes series' against was definitely one of my big- the request Tuesday by send- in four years at the Wendy's terday after a practice round at competitive and I like the spot gest role models growing up. perennial pushovers Detroit, Championship for Children Tartan Fields Golf Club. "You I'm in." ing their gap-toothed star to the Kansas City and Tampa Bay. You don't want to copy anybody Ottawa Senators for high-scoring starting today. know, it's the future of women's Sorenstam, back from a two- but the best Getting to know her The realist in me, however, "V\feall enjoy seeing the young golf. Obviously, I'm not going to week respite in Florida that Marian Hossa says Cleveland is more than While initially taken aback, guns, so to speak." she said yes- step away too easily. I'm very included boating, wake-board- SORENSTAM. PAGE 8 capable of displaying its Thrashers general manager Don youth and inexperience in Waddell said he could under- any of the series. stand Heatley's desire to leave The Tribe's adolescence, Atlanta, where he was charged though, pales in comparison in the high-speed crash that to the problems surrounding took the life of his friend and the other AL teams vying for end likes what he sees in Browns teammate. a playoff bid. After all, the reminders were Chicago, which has led the everywhere. Central since opening day, rown is optimistic about Cleveland's new era By Tom Withers as ever, casting a shadow over He was out of the loop. The Browns have gone back to "lust the emotions that went seems bored while its speedy THE ASSOCIATE D PHESS with the accident and being Scott Podsednik - who has everyone in his midst. This year, "If I'm going to talk to a player basics. They had no choice BEREA Ohio - Shaded by a the Hall of Famer's presence at and I don't know what's going Seven years, three head in the city here. Driving by the tortured the Indians on the place where the accident hap- base paths — is on the disabled canopy from the merciless sun, training camp is an especially on, how can I talk to that player?" coaches, a league-high 67 loss- lim Brown relaxes on a wood- welcomed sight for hurting Brown said. "If I know what's es, blown draft picks, bad luck pened and being reminded of list Out East, the Yankees can't it Obviously, we have 37, Dan decide which superstar is their en park bench as his beloved Cleveland fans who have a new going on, I can be very honest and hundreds of players after Cleveland Browns prepare near- regime led by coach Romeo with them." their triumphant expansion Snyder's number, in our build- leader and furthermore their ing," Waddell said on a confer- management seemingly trusts by for what could be another Crennel and general manager Brown's thrilled to be back, return to the NFL, they're start- long, losing season. Phil Savage. and while observing a workout ing over. Again. ence call. "I think all those things Enron more than any of its led to Dany believing that he players. Oakland, the third As die players sweat through Brown has returned to the on a recent steamy morning. Once of the league's standard a two-hour practice in the remodeled franchise, hired by he smiled upon hearing one of bearers for excellence, the cur- needed a fresh start" major variable in the wild card owner Randy Lemer and given The trade was completed on race, probably has already sizzling heat. Brown is cool. the club's new assistant coaches rent Browns are at the bottom Forever cool. the tide, "executive advisor." scream, "You're soft." at a defen- of pro football's pyramid. Since the same day Hossa agreed to a played its best ball of the sea- three-year, $18 million contract son and has lost eight of 10. A few months shy of his 70th His main job: to keep players sive tackle. earning a playoff berth with a birthday, Brown has the phy- informed. In recent years, he "See," Brown said, pointing. 9-7 season in 2002, the dub Is with the Senators, avoiding sal- At best Cleveland fans will was around for the occasional ary arbitration and fitting in with become ^acquainted with sique of a man half his age. Trie "There's a lot of teaching going 9-23 _ a dysfunctional football greatest running back in NFL alumni charity event, halftime on out there. That's where it all fraternity. what Atlanta was willing to pa/. baseball in October. At worst, history remains as imposing ceremony or autograph show. begins." they can enjoy the journey. BROWN, PAGE 8 HEATLEY, PAGE 7

WM/CT(lATWWW.BMW.C0fvVSPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTC Thursday. August 25.2005 7 Lance accused by director of tour Huggins resigns from UC Former Bearcat coach ing upon potential recruits, and ByArtetaOotaMl documenting his institutional THE ASSOCIATED PRESS choosed resignation memory of the basketball pro- PARIS — Sounding convinced over firing gram during his 16-year coach- that Lance Armstrong is guilty ing tenure," the letter said. An interim coach has not of doping, the director of By toe Hay the Tour de France said the IMS ASSOCIAIE0 PRESS been chosen. The school doesn't anticipate hiring a permanent seven-time champion owes CINCINNATI — Bob Huggins an explanation for "proven replacement until after the agreed Wednesday to step down 2005-06 season, its first in the scientific facts" from a news- as Cincinnati's basketball coach, paper report alleging he Big East. The school will have a ousted by a school president difficult time attracting recruits cheated to win cycling's most determined to change the pro- prestigious event. in the meantime. gram's image. lean-Marie Leblanc's com- The volcanic coach who won One day after Huggins was more games than anyone else ments appeared in the French given a choice of resigning or sports daily L'Equipe yester- in Cincinnati history was forced being fired, he agreed to take out by an academically minded day, a day after the newspaper a $3 million buyout of his con- reported that six urine sam- laurant Reborns APPnoto school president who doesn't like alletirman AP Photo A WINNER?: Armstrong talks tract. The school's offer includes I luggins' history or philosophy. ples provided by Armstrong a chance to stay for three more GOODBYE: Huggins, right, picks up his car after leaving his lawyer's with Tour de France director President Nancy Zimpher during the '99 Tour tested months, giving advice on basket- office. A tentative agreement was made for him to leave Cincinnati. positive for the red blood cell- Jean Marie Leblanc, presented sent Huggins an ultimatum on ball recruits and related matters. Tuesday, giving him 24 hours to Conference USA regular seasoul booster EPO. with Centenary Race trophy. "We are working on the details 1978-80: Assistant coach at and tournament titles and made "For the first time — and either take the buyout, stay in a journalism." A representative of the agreement, which may or capacity other than basketball OhioStatc. 1980-83: Headcoachat it to the final eight of the M 'M these are no longer rumors, may not be finalized in the next Walsh College. 1983-84: Assistant tournament for the third time in or insinuations, these are prov- for Armstrong said Wednesday coach or get fired from the job. that the cyclist was at the 24 hours," said Richard Katz, the "It could happen to anyone coach at Central Florida. five years. en scientific facts — someone coach's attorney. 1984-89: Head coach at Akron. 1996-97: No. 1 in pnMtlSOn has shown me that in 1999, Discovery Channel headquar- when you get hired by a dif- ters in Silver Spring, Md., and Huggins left Katz's office ferent president," Louisville 1989-90: Leads Cincinnati to rankings, the Bearcats' first time Armstrong had a banned sub- without comment, dressed 20 wins and Nrr in first season as at No. 1 in 34 years. stance called EPO in his body," would not have further com- coach Rick Pitino said ment on Leblanc's statements. in his black Cincinnati jacket, Wednesday. "There's a differ- head coach. 1998: NCAA docks Cincinnati I .'hl.iiu said. when no final deal was reached 1991 -92: Bearcats win IheGreat three scholarships and puts it on "The ball is now in his court. It was the first time since ence in philosophies. It hap- doping whispers began to swirl on Wednesday. pens. It's a change in CEOs. Midwest Conference champion- two years of probation for vio Why. how, by whom? He owes The university sent Katz a let- ship and make their first NCAA rations, concluding (here was a explanations to us and to every- around Armstrong that I .eblanc They have their own people, spoke critically of him. I eblai u ter earlier in the day outlining their own philosophies, and appearance in 15 years, advanc- lack of institutional control ovet one who follows the tour. Today, the $3 million buyout. The let- ing to die Final Four. They won't I luggins'program. what L'Equipe revealed shows has expressed admiration for it's different than what Bob Armstrong — while acknowl- ter, obtained through a Freedom stands for." make it back to the Final liiur 1999-2000: Center Kenyon me that I was fooled. We were of Information request, offered again under I luggins. Martin breaks leg during all fooled." edging that the Texan's method- Zimpher, hired in 2003, wants ical training regimen took some Huggins SI 10,000 per month for the program to recruit players 1992-93: Ranked as high as No. Conference USA tournament In a statement on his Web the next three months to stay on 4 during a 27-win season, mak- scuttling chances of another run site on Tuesday, Armstrong of the European-style romance with better grades and an aver- out of the Tour. and ease the coaching transition. sion to trouble. She also wants ing it to the NCAA tournament's at the national title. denied ever taking perfor- "His duties will include provid- final eight. mance enhancing drugs and While Leblanc seemed con- her coaches to be better role inginformation about the current models. 1995-96: Won the initial dismissed the article as "tabloid ARMSTRONG, PAGE 8 team, identifying and comment-

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He that makes the other Among the departed: quarter- respects the way Crennel is team earn whatever back Jeff Garcia and defensive straightforward with his players. tackle Gerard Warren, a Davis He admires the talent first-year it gets." favorite whose preferential general manager Savage has PHIL SAVAGE, BROWNS G.M. treatment by the former coach YOUR brought in, and, more impor- angered players. tantly, the ones he has run out. ly fell apart, undone by Davis' The overhaul of the Browns He views quarterback Trent Dilfer insistence he be given complete is far from complete. It will take as a natural bom leader. control of the team's football time to fix a team that went 4-12 And from his seat outside the operations. a year ago and isn't expected to club's training headquarters, In charge, he compounded the be much better this season. But Brown marvels as thousands problems of the Carmen Policy- it's a start. of ever-hopeful Cleveland fans Dwight Dark regime _ only two "We know there are going to NUMBER? ring the practice fields, unwill- players from the '99 squad remain be some bumps in the road," ing to give up on the brown _ with questionable drafts, knee- said Savage. "I'd like us to be a lilc D6SX Way iui and orange. jerk decisions and dishonesty. hungry team, one that makes the "They still believe," he said. By the time he resigned with other team earn whatever it gets your friends and professors Brown does again, too. five games left last season, severe Hopefully, we can position our- "Why? That little guy, man," damage was done. selves to steal some games." Brown says, referring to Lemer. "I hated coming to work," said One of Savage's first moves to get a hold of you "In one year, that little guy has right tackle Ryan Tucker, "and I was acquiring Dilfer, who brings brought about a miracle." wasn't the only one." experience, strong character is to be listed in the On cue, a nearby door sud- Lemer's mission was to clean and leadership, three qualities denly swings open and out bursts up the mess quickly. He decided in short supply during Davis' BGSU Telephone Directory. Lemer, the club's 43-year-old bil- one man couldn't do it alone, and tumultuous tenure. lionaire owner who as a kid wore returned the Browns to a tradi- During a team meeting in Browns pajamas. tional structure where the coach June, Crennel displayed the three Use the Off-Campus Local Address Before dashing off, Lemer nods coached and personnel matters Super Bowl rings he won with the his head in Brown's direction and were left to the GM. Patriots The hidden message: I Change Form below to provide returns some love. Savage, who helped select 10 know what I'm doing. "The man is back." Lemer said. Pro Bowlers while working under "That's all I needed to see," your off-campus residence address "That's the man." GM Ozzie Newsome in Baltimore, said Kenard I.ing. who agreed and local or cell telephone number for Not long ago, Butch Davis was was hired in January. One month to switch from defensive end to "the man" in Cleveland. After later, Crennel, 58, got his first head linebacker for Crennel. "I'll do the BGSU Telephone Directory. reviving the University of Miami's coaching gig after 24 years as an whatever that man wants." scandal-scarred program, Davis NFL assistant. The Browns speak with rever- Both your local off-campus address and permanent address arrived in 2001, taking over Finally, Lemer thinks he has the ence of Crennel or "RAC" (his ini- a Browns team that went 5-27 Browns in the right hands. tials) as they prefer to call him. A will be printed in the BGSU Telephone Directory under Chris Palmer. "You frame a house," Lemer father of three daughters, Crennel unless the Office of Registration & Records receives Davis got the Browns to the said. "Ifyoudon t frame it right, it's commands respect. He also gives nhivnffs in '02. hut thines nuirk- never straieht and the doors don't it back. a completed Request to Withhold Directory Information form by August 31, 2005. To assure proper inclusion in the BGSU Telephone Directory, please submit completed forms by: Wednesday. August 31. 2005 at 5:00 PM LPGA money leader back SORENSTAM, FROM PAGE 6 unbelievable, she rarely makes Please mail or deliver the completed bogeys — things like that that in the past year, I've just tried to I've been aware of." Off-Campus Local Address Change Form take as much as I can." First-year pros Creamer to the Office of Registration and Records, Pressel finished tied for sec- and Brittany Lang (who tied ond at the U.S. Women's Open, Pressel for second at the Open), 110 Administration Building or two shots back after Birdie Kim 20-somethings Cristie Kerr, drop off the form at one of the sites listed below: holed a miracle sand shot on Christina Kim, Lorena Ochoa, the final hole. The 17-year- Jeong Jang and Natalie Gulbis, old secretly measured herself along with amateurs Pressel Drop Locations: against Sorenstam. (turning pro next May 23, when Union Information Desk "At the Open, I sneaked by she rums 18) and Michelle her by a few shots," Pressel Wie (who tied for third at the Library, Circulation Desk said yesterday. "That was a Women's British Open) are the st good feeling." next wave taking over the wom- Administration Building, 1 Floor Hall A distant No. 2 to Sorenstam en's game. Wie turns 16 on Oct. Office of Registration and Records on the I J>GA money list, rookie 12, two years shy of meeting the Paula Creamer has two wins LPGA age requirement of 18. and her sights set on more. Sorenstam makes it clear "My goals were to win several she will not make it easy for times this year," said Creamer, her replacement. who won the Sybase Classic in "It's exciting to see the new May and followed up with a win generation but, having said that, layLaprate AP Photo at the Evian Masters in July. I have personal goals," she said. FOUR: Sorenstam faces growing The 19-year-old will be "If 1 want to stay competitive, paired with Sorenstam the first I'm going to continue to play competition from a crowd of two rounds really hard and push myself. talented young LPGA golfers "I want to see what she does," Otherwise, somebody else will following her return to the Creamer said. "Site's long off the take my spot." game. tee, her course management is

Allegations continue for Lance ARMSTRONG, FROM PAGE 7 L'Equipe's investigation was "I believe they (urine based on the second set of two vinced of Armstrong's guilt, fel- samples used in doping tests. The low cyclists came to his defense. samples being safe) first set were used up in 1999 "Armstrong always told me may well, if they for analysis at the time. Without that he never used doping prod- that first set of samples, any disci- ucts," five-time winner Eddy have been properly plinary action against Armstrong Merckx told Le Monde news- stored." would be impossible, French paper. "Choosing between a Sports Minister Jean-Francois journalist and Lance's word, I Lamour said. trust Armstrong." ARNE UUN6QVIST. IOC CHAIRMAN Lamour said he had doubts L'Equipe is owned by the about L'Equipe's report because Amaury Group whose subsid- happened six years ago after his he had not seen the originals iary, Amaury Sport Organization, first Tour victory, and after he of some of the documents that organizes the Tour de France and won six more," Indurain wrote in appeared in the paper. other sporting events The paper the Spanish sports dairy Marca. "I do not confirm it," he told has often raised questions about "With the little 1 have to go on, it RTL radio. But he added: "If whether Armstrong has ever used is difficult to take a position, but I what L'Equipe says is true, I can performance enhancing drugs. think at this stage there's no sense tell you that it's a serious blow On Tuesday, the banner headline in stirring all this up." for cycling." of its four-page report was "The Arne Ljungqvist, chairman The International Cycling Armstrong Lie." of the International Olympic Union did not begin using a urine EPO, formally known as eryth- Committee's medical commis- test for EPO until 2001. For years, OFF-CAMPUS LOCAL ADDRESS CHANGE FORM ropoietin, was on the list of sion, said the urine samples from it had been impossible to detect banned substances at the time 1999 still could produce legiti- the drug, which builds endur- Use this form only if Off-Campus Local Address Change or Armstrong won the first of his mate EPO test results. ance by boosting the production Correction is required. Contact the Office of Residence Life seven Tours, but there was no "1 believe they may well, if they of oxygen-rich red blood cells effective test then to detect it have been properly stored — Armstrong has insisted to change residence hall or Greek unit address. The allegations took six years to without access to outside people throughout his career that he has surface because EPO tests on the so they cannot be tampered with. never taken drugs to enhance his 1999 samples were carried out Also in a refrigerator or deep fro- performance. In his autobiogra- Name Student ID POO only last year — when scientists zen," Ljungqvist said Wednesday phy. "It's Not About the Bike," he at the national doping test lab in a phone interview with The said he was administered EPO Street Address outside Paris opened them up Associated Press. "If not in such a during his chemotherapy treat- again for research to perfect EPO situation — there's no guarantee ment to battle cancer. screening, with the blessing of they have not been subjected to Jacques de Ceaurriz, the head City State Zip the Wforld Anti-Doping Agency. undue temperatures." of France's anti-doping labora- Another five-time Tour cham- Jan Ullrich, the 1997 Tour tory, which developed the EPO pion, Miguel Indurain, said he champion, said he did not have urine test, told Europe-1 radio Local or Cell Phone # couldn't understand why scien- all the details and did not want to that at least 15 urine samples tists would use samples from the be too quick to judge. from the 1999 Tour had tested '99 Tour for their tests. "But dearly I would be very positive for EPO. The year before, Signature Date "I feel the news is in bad taste disappointed if the story were there were more than 40 positive and out. of place, given that it true," he wrote, on his Web site. samples. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday. August 25.2005 9

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Zeia Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. 100% $1,500 $100 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. $150 Alpha Chi Omega sorority 1.672 79% 60 $13,335 $800 Alpha Phi sorority 52% 44 $5,692 $1,100

Chi Omega sorority 75% 52 $1,050 YM Kappa Delta sorority Delta Zeta sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority $660 Alpha Xi Delia sorority 100% $900 Yet Phi Mu sorority 3.00 2.91 UNDERGRAD STER GPA 2.90

Pi Beta Phi sorority 2.92 $250 «M Delta Gamma sorority $200 Alpha Sir)ma Phi fraternity 60% 28 $3,700 $250 Delta Chi fraternity 71% 32 $1,996 Y.» Alpha Gamma Delta sorority Delta Sigma Phi fraternity $500 Sigma Kappa sorority $750 Kappa Sigma fraternity 282 2.86 48 21% 10 $300 $2,300 GRE I K FEMES' :PA 2.8S,—

Phi Delta Theta fraternity 2.79 2.82 27 940 72% 19 $300 $SO0 Yes

Gamma Phi Beta sorority 2.79 2.93 59 1.000 $360 S200 YM Yes YM YM Alpha Omicron Pi sorority 2.76 2.84 45 534 68% 31 $1,827 $1,086 Yes vos YM Yes Delta Tau Delta fraternity 2.72 2.74 40 234 13% 5 $990

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 2.71 2.62 3 YM Phi Gamma Delta fraternity (Fiji) 2.70 2.82 39 160 10»i .1 $1,126 Yes

Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity 2 65 2.74 50 621 7a»-„ 39 S2.340 S?50 Yor. YM Yes

Phi Kappa Tau fraternity 2.65 2.71 66 198 35% 19 S2.300 $800 Yes YM Yos Yos Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity ' 2.64 2.77 63 1.430 98% 62 Yo

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 2 63 2.60 3 45 100% 3 $250 YM

Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority. Inc. 2.63 2.75 11 30 100% Y« YM Delta Chi Phi Multi-Cultural 2.81 2.79 21 656 SON 10 Yes Yos

Theta Chi fraternity 2.60 2.69 26 50% 12 $300 YM YM ! Yes Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity 2.60 2.74 48 1,010 85% 41 $2,260 $1,100 Yes Yes . Yos Kappa Alpha Order 3.56 282 50 Yes Yos Yos Yes

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 2.65 2.94 16 S3.360 $100 YM Y.S Yes Pi Kappa Phi fraternity 2.53 2.66 33 378 S3.275 Yes Yes Yes Yes Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 2.48 2.60 10 496 $360 Yes Yos Sigma Nu fraternity 2.43 2.84 21 260 50% 10 $250 $100 Yes Yes YM Yw l Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.33 2.44 3 Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity. Inc. 2.31 2.39 7 Y.S Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc. 0.92 2.16 3 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Inc.

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Upcoming Greek Events: * Average size for IFC groups a Dollars Raised for Charity Greek Carnival (6301/ .,' $49,234 or S31/Member August 31 •11am-4pm «• Average size for NPC groups ■i Greeks Involved in BGSU student groups Union Oval (877/141» 63• Chaptei Tc.di = 85 938 or 58% ■ Average size for NPHC groups