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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A weekly independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Wednesday June 3,2009 Volume 103. Issue 156 WVWVBGVIEWS.COM Dining services changes control Honors draws ByAndyOuri.l EdWhipple to improve the dining services ing Ohio Wesleyan, Xavier and higher number Senior Reporter Vice President of program," Oravecz said. Cleveland State. An increased interest in Student Affairs who Some of the more press- By making the qual- Improving through quality will ing matters Chartwells and ity better than it was previous- the University's Honors is working closely be the new theme University UDS will examine will include ly, Chartwells Regional Sales Comprised of three different program credited to with Chartwells to Dining Services will be adopting potential renovations to the Director Leo Titus said every- levels. Chartwells partners with a poor economy when they start to make drastic make a smooth McDonald Dining Center, how one at the University will benefit school's dining service program |P»g«3 changes this upcoming school transition efficient each dining hall is and from this partnership. to enhance the overall experi- year. what are the best hours of opera- "The overall vision of campus ence o( both food quality and The University will enter a nessesl, to tion students will purchase food, meets the visions of Chartwells facility upgrades. partnership with the Compass surveying students to find the Oravecz said. as far as growth, increasing stu- Using the model "Eat Live Learn." Room for a Group, and more specifically, latest, most popular trends in Already overseeing approxi- dent satisfaction, increasing stu- Chartwells strives for foods which Chartwells, a college and uni- tastes, Chartwells will try to take mately 200highereducation din- dent retention |and| attracting new attitude are healthy, nutritional, diverse versity dining services program into account the most efficient ing programs across the country, new students," he said. and popular with students. in LeBron helping to improve everything methods through their research the University will becomeone of Chartwells will not take jobs I Partnering with UDS Chartwek UDS related. and development studies. This Chartwell's largest accounts due away from University staff mem- wi frequently re-evaluate food Columnist Tyler Chartwells will help upgrade will all lead to keeping UDS both to the large, on-campus popula- bers. Instead, the staff will work Sworden sees room all UDS related entites as part a positive experience for all of tion of about 6,000 students. together with Titus, along with related entities with a team of marketing, menu planning, for improvement in of the University's ongoing campus while remaining prof- Already overseeing approxi- an executive chef and an interim master plan. itable for the University, said mately 200 higher education director, to make suggestions as accounting, inventory controls LeBron James's and purchasing to be both effec- From purchasing the best Joseph Oravecz, associate vice dining programs across the to the best viable options UDS attitude after tourna- quality of food [while still buy- president of student affairs. country, Chartwells is already in tive and efficient while perserving quality ment loss | Page 4 ing from local markets and busi- "Overall, this [partnership! is a partnership with Ohio includ- See DINING | Page 2
Focus should be on issues, not on race Faculty columnist Phil Schurrer wants some of today's focus to be taken away from race and gender |Page4
A surfing couch potato Couchsurfing.com offers students an opportunity to sleep on couches across the United States | Page 5 As the 100th year of the University approaches 1 students, faculty and staff prepare for tne festivities
Golf funds By Matt UUM the institution's history. become involved in this land- to take place throughout the longevity of the University." Reporter "This is a wonderful occasion mark event. year, including a Chamber McBroom said students scholarships for BGSU," said Kim McBroom, Although plans are not defi- of Commerce Annual can participate by attending Athletic Department's At midnight on Dec. 31, stu- director and associate vice nite, the milestone kickoff is set Dinner Dance, a Centennial the planned events or by put- annual fundraiser both dents will not only ring in president for University adver- to take place Ian. 10. Homecomingandan Academic ting together any of their own the New Year, but also a huge tising. "Different colleges, stu- The dean of students, lillCarr, Convocation. events. She added that students helps and celebrates moment in their University's dent organizations, alumni is currently working with the "We are fortunate to have should be keeping an eye out BG athletics at the history. The year 2010 marks groups, University divisions, student representation in order such an energetic and repre- for e-mails, announcements on same time | Page 6 the 100th year of the University arts organizations and more to make the kickoff a fun event. sentative group of volunteers the University Web site and as an institution. are planning their own activ- An individual kickoff for fac- involved with the centennial," The 100-year-old school will ites to join in the celebration." ulty and staff will take place McBroom said. "This milestone BG Baseball host many events in order to The yearlong celebration will Ian. 29. draw|s| attention to the many See FESTIVITIES | Page 2 successes ... [andl marks the stars shine celebrate this pivotal time in encourage students and staff to Other events are planned Former University baseball players prove BG can produce major league talent Board of trustees trades | Page 6 experience for perspective
ByStmKunkbr all right because after completing the last five years Reporter he brings a fresh of a previous board member. approach, a fresh During Marsh's time the The University is welcoming a set of eyes to the University saw several changes, new trustee, after saying goodbye various situations including the development of the to a long time member. that will come up living and learning communities. AlAlrUWZAS l THE BG NEWS Michael Marsh ended his 14- during his trust- The communities were created SUMMER HUNGER: Sophomore Alma-Lym Dupont makes a sandwkh on a slow day year term on May 17, and will be to cut down the size of the resi- eeship that will 1Kevjri at Mr Spots on East Court Street. Dupont said business usually slows during the summer. replaced by Kevin Lake, the medi- not influence his J*V dence halls to help students get to cal directorat CoJumbusSouthern decision making La*e know one another better while at Medical Center, who began on process." Columbus the University. May 17, and will attend his first And while he area medical Marsh is currently a practicing How should the attorney in Bowling Green, and board meeting on June 26. may bring new 0^,0, |s Local businesses University celebrate its lohn Harbal, the chair of the ideas to the table, he said he believes people should the newest centennial? board of trustees, said he believes the University has never give up on their dreams Lake will take a thoughtful lost over a decade member ol even in difficult times. approach to his work, and will of experience with the board "You have to believe and per- going strong bring a unique perspective to the the most recent of trustees severe, and just make things hap- board in the years to come. departure. pen," he said. By Tyler Swordan specials in an attempt to bring "He doesn't have the emotional The former Senior Reporter people in the door. attachment the other eight board board of trustees member Michael See TRUSTEE | Page 2 While Mr. Spot's manager members have," he said. That is Marsh spent 14 years as a trustee Local businesses are not suffer- Mark Koldan also has not seen ingthus far this summer despite much of a decrease in sales, lie the fact that the majority of stu- said he does feel the volume of J| Tutsy Aunus student customers is down. ^ Graduate Student. dents are not around. 5 Counseling With school out, the city's "Weekday nights and overalj Interning to benefit the environment population changes drastically beer sales are down because •With free food for all leaving the potential for a drop there are fewer students,"! ■ the students" University student spends her summer raising awareness for living 'green' in sales at many businesses Koldan said. "But maybe thai |Np4 that rely on the college demo- students are out there but just oy Mil it jct>oo4cr*rt graphic. don't have the money because of However, it seems that the Reporter Jane Davenport al studies," she said. "We went the way the economy is going." ] growing trend is more students Koldan did point out how; Intern for the around to national parks and different places and talked about are stickingaround for the sum- Mr. Spots is well known within With an ever-growing focus on Massachusetts the rocks there, talked about the mer, whether it is for work, sum- the community, which helps to TODAY the environment, programs are Climate Summer ecology.'' mer classes or just to party. improve their sales. Davenport added Geojoumey Bowling Green is known for Showers being created nationwide to gen- program "There is not as big of a drop erate support for environmental got her to think about important its bars, such as Kamikazes, off as there used to be in the High: 64. Low: 46 legislation and basic 'green' living program this summer. issues like energy and how she whose clientel includes many summer," Koldan said. "We do ideals. Davenport found her calling could make an impact that could University students. really well every day with lunch The Massachusetts Climate as an Environmental Policy and change the world. "On the weekends I can't even bringing in employees from the Summer programis one example, Analysis major after her experi- While browsing l-acebook. tell school is out for the summer county courthouse and other because we are still busy," said TOMORROW I in ngi ng students from across the ence in Geojoumey. Davenport saw an advertisement downtown businesses." country to join the cause. "Our main focus was to learn RickAult, owner of Kamikazes. Partly Cloudy Senior lane Davenport will be about geology, environmental See INTERN | Page 2 Ault said business is so solid See BUSINESSES | Page 2 High: 70. Low: 49 one of 50 students working for the studies and American cultur- he has not had to change any k VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE WWW.BGVIEWS.COM Wednesday. June 5.2009 2
the opportunity to access more The Patty Rundown "Hunger never DINING resources will just help us FESTIVITIES The lisl below details the current BUSINESSES tenative centennial celebration to From Page 1 improve that dining experience From Page 1 From Page 1 goes away; people for students,'1 Whipple said. take place on campus. Although can employ regarding both food One of those students Wbipple news on Facebook in order to plans are not definite, they can be Another local business that will always choice and facility use. references would be senior find out more about the various regularly checked at http://www.bgsu sees a shift in business once "We want to provide leader- Megan Travis. campus activites. edu/centennial summer begins is Buffalo Wild have to eat." ship to the campus and support Hating on campus about three Junior Becca Meyer said she Wings. the on-site existing management limes a week, Travis is upset in hasn't given much thought to ■ Jan. 10 - Campus Kickoff for Assistant General Manager Mark Ko'den | Mr. Spots Manager team and our employees to have boththcquality and price of food the centennial, but she thinks it Centennial Katie Cordes said sales have all the tools necessary to meet and would welcome a change to will feel a lot more special when ■ Jan. 29 - Faculty/Staff been steady over the months an hour or so out of the business the objectives of the I Iniirrsiiy," UDS. the events are being held on Kickoff even with the way the econ- day in the summer mostly due he said. "I'd lie open to anything that is campus. Up to this point, she ■ Jan. 30 - Bowling Green omy is. to not having that late night bar But the main group the part- better than what we have. 1 don't said the University's 100th year Chamber of Commerce "We haven't seen much of a rush." nership will have to please will think it could be any worse." never crossed her mind. Annual Dinner Dance drop off so far since kids have Kamikazes has also found be the students. As the larg- Travis said. "I think the partner- Students can also get ■ May 19 - Legislative celebra- been out of school," she said. itself as the go-to watering hole est faction on campus and the ship would be a good idea." involved by sporting the cen- tion in Columbus commem- Cordes said Buffalo Wild this summer. ones primarily purchasing the Chartwells understands the tennial anniversary t-shirt, orating 100 years since the Wings has recently implement- "I am having over 1,000 more meal plans, students will be the concerns students like Travis has which will soon be available passage of the state legisla- ed a fundraising program to people come in a week so far this ultimate judge as to bow much and knows the importance the to purchase at the University tion that approved creation help increase sales on Monday summer than during the school Chartwells has improved UDS. dining facilities have on student Bookstore. The Centennial of state teachers' colleges and Wednesday, typically their year," Ault said. By improving UDS, Titus said life. Committee held a contest over in northwest and northeast slowest days of the week. He pointed out that the realty all aspects related to dining will "If the food is mediocre or the the spring semester and chose Ohio. Local organizations can pass of all things might be a strong reflect positively back onto the choices or variety is not there, the best design out of 20 stu- ■ October 2010 - Centennial out coupons to people who then contributing factor as to why University. Having better food why pay that kind of money to dent entries. Graduate student Homecomming Celebration come into the restaurant and 10 more students are present in the with more attractive options go lo school when they are not Michael Metzger won the con- ■ Nov. 9 - Academic percent of the sales would go summer. makes students happier, which going to get nutritional value? test and will soon see his t-shirt Convocation celebration towards that particular cause. "Recently we have seen local will lead to increased retention Food service is just as important design worn by students during state's decision Several University groups realtors have kids sign year leas- rates and higher enrollments, as housing or any facility," Titus the next few semesters. have participated, but now with es, meaning they arc around in two areas t he University has seen said. The Centennial Committee, school out the restaurant is see- the summer and have more time declines in over the past year. The University also compre- led by McBroom and Larry via recording or live at the Nov. ing the community become to party," he said. Vice President of Student hends the importance to please Weiss, is also holding a contest 9 Centennial Convocation and more involved. Although some bars lose pop- Affairs fid Wbipple realizes the students by enhancing UDS. in order to get students engaged at other Centennial events. The "Local Little League teams ularity in the summer, Kamis, as variance of what students eat "I'm real excited because the in the celebration. winner will receive $500. Entry have gotten involved to help raise it is frequently referred to, has no and said the dynamic of what focus will be on really looking al The committee has cre- information isavailableat www. money for uniform and travel problem retaining patrons. they eat changes drastically what students want in their resi- ated the Bowling Green State bgsu.edu/centennial. costs," Cordes said. "Or let's say Senior Ashley Smith is living throughout the years. Wbipple dential experience and trying University 2010 Centennial "It's obviously always a mile- there is an accident; people can in town for her third straight said if UDS is to stay successful, to provide a variety of options," Fanfare Competition, during stone of any institute," Weiss come in and raise money for summer. it has to consistently adapt to Whipple said. "The student which students and alumni said. "Over the last 100 years, medical costs. "The atmosphere is better in the changing needs of students feedback and input will be real can perform and record two- to the University has had wonder- "It is just a way to somewhat the summer, especially regard- and Chartwells will help with critical. Five years from now, four-minute compositions and ful graduates that made a mark give back to the community and ing the bars," Smith said. "It is this dilemma. students might want something submit their musicalscores and all over the world, and it makes to work for a good cause," Cordes easier to get service and there "Our dining program is a different and we have lo respond recordings for judging. The win- us look forward to the next 100 said. are less people that go out who very fine dining program, but to that." ning piece will be performed years." Both Ault and Koldan also annoy me." contribute to other areas of the Smith and her friends fre- community outside of the busi- quent the bars several nights a staying at churches and camp- June 7 until August 1, but O'Hara ness spectrum. week and Kamis is one of their TRUSTEE INTERN ing at different locations along said he hopes the students' work "Mr. Spots is very involved in favorites. will continue after the program sponsoring youth baseball and Ault said one thing that helps From Page 1 From Page 1 the way. They will be canvassing across has ended. hockey teams," Koldan said. his bar aside from others is its Among those who served for the Massachusetts Climate the state to inform citizens about "We want to train a number Kamikazes sponsors summer size. on the board with Marsh was Summer program and decided simple ways to reduce their of people from across the coun- Softball teams and Ault points "It's a small place with big Robert Sebo, the vice chair to look Into the program as an impact on the environment, try to go back into their home out the return when it comes to atmosphere," he said. "We only of the board of trustees, who internship possibility, "it was the which will save citizens money states and their schools and use sales. need a few dozen people to make credited Marsh for his ties only internship I applied for and in the long run. these skills to train more peo- "More often than not the soft- it look like it's busy when people with the local community I liked it 'cause it's not a normal The groups will also organize ple," O'Hara said. "So it's not just ball teams will come in to have walk by and debate whether or during his service as a board office job where I'm doing paper- communities in public speaking something that passes from ear drinks after a game." he said. not to stop in." member. work for people," Davenport said. forums to inform citizens about to ear, actually people with real Neither business advertis- While Kamikazes has not had "Not only did he contribute "We're actually going out and the legislation in hopes of gain- skills and real experience who've es much due to expenses, but to make changes this summer, knowledge and intellect to doing stuff." ing support. actually have done it, go out and instead relies on word of mouth. Koldan said within a few weeks the board, he created a close, The group of SO will break up "I think we can inspire peo- build grassroots constituencies "Mr. Spots has established a Mr. Spots will be adding new smooth relationship between into five smaller groups and then ple," Davenport said. where they are from." reputation through consisten- menu items and introducing a the University and the city of trek to different cities across the lay O'Hara is the program Richard Mbatu, from the cy," Koldan said. "We only cut family meal special. Bowling Green," Sebo said. state of Massachusetts on bikes. coordinator, operating as part of department of the environment the larger Massachusens Power and sustainability, will be super- Shift organization. vising Davenport's internship 12:40 A.M. "We're a completely volun- experience. BLOTTER Kyle Fintel 18, of Custar, Oil was arrest- teer run organization," O'Hara He said he believes intern- ed for underage possession of alcohol after said. "We are a statewide net- ships are a necessary part of he was seen carrying an open can of beer. work of youths and students the Environmental Policy and SUNDAY, MAY 31 WINTHROP 12:45 AM. working on climate change in Analysis major because they Massachusetts." give students real life experience 12:04 AM Justin Joldnchsen, 19. of Rossford. Ohio Nicholas GomJa 21. of hJortrteld was arrested fcr an open ccntarier of alco- O'Hara saw the need for a pro- before they graduate college. hol and underage possession TERRACE gram that would allow students "We might give students all Center. Ohio, was cited for pubk to build the necessary skills the theoretical knowledge that unnaoon. 1:41A.M. needed for them to have a last- they need to have, whether it be 12:15 A.M. Abraham Cardenas, 21. of Bowing Green ing impact on the people around policy or physical science, which Montriece Ware, 25, of Toledo was was charged with assault Cardenas was them as it pertains to environ- are issues that we deal with," arrested for deofderly conduct and seen yeling at another subject in the park- mental issues. Mbatu said. "If we don't let them public urination. rig lot Uptown in downtown Bowing "In order to solve the climate go out and actually do these Green Cardenas then ran up to the victim crisis, we first have to solve the things hands-on, and get first 12:22 AM. are! began throwing punches SUMMIT Andrew Shady 22. of Bowling Green democracy crisis," O'Hara said. hand knowledge, they are going was cited for littenng. 2:50 AM "The skills of grassroots orga- to find it very difficult if they go Tyler StoC. 24. of Bowing Green was nizing, of building relationships out and just get a job." 12.-40AM arrested for dsordertv conduct and public TERRACE and commitments, and train- Davenport knows the impor- Nicholas V\fe*nc> 19. of Bowing Green urination •: 400 E. 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By Lud.i Polyalcova strategy. "In a year that the President was expecting Reporter "The changes I made to my recruitment strategy for this a down turn at the University, and other With economy-based worries year were to increase person- 9 2 7 1 on everyone's minds, college al contact with prospective universities and honors programs are facing enrollment has been an issue students through on and off 8 all over Ohio. Bui there is one campus events, as well as... down turns, we're seeing an increase..." program on the University's through print and electronic campus whose enrollment communication." Shores said. Paui Moore | Honors Program On- future is looking bright: the Shores added that she wants University Honors Program. students to know the program This "uniqueness" keeps live," Vollmar added, "and "Last lime we checked, offers courses to engage them students like Reinke coming it's truly more of a learning we're up anywhere from 4 to as active learners and build back for more. community feeling. I think 8 percent from last year, com- critical and analytical skills, "I absolutely loved those we get to know the students pared to where the University not courses that just give classes," Reinke said. "They a lot better jus! by being here 8 2 is down. They've been down more work to high-achieving made me actually think with them. roughly about 4 percent," said students. through what 1 was saying According to Reinke. spend- Honors Program Director Students involved in the and helped me get in touch ing time in the I.oft is defi- 2lT 4 8 Paul Moore. Honors Program, like sopho- with more of who I am." nitely a perk of being in the According to reports gath- more Brigitte Reinke, are hav- But the impressive core cur- Honors Program. ered by Dawn Shores, assis- ing positive experiences with riculum didn't happen over "The Loft is a really nice 8 tant director of the honors the program. night, it has been perfected relaxed space that is never too program, as of May 12, 2009, "The I honors | classes were over time. loud or crowded" Reinke said. SUDOKU 1 6 Z 9 E 8 5 L t> l here has been a 6.9 percent so different than anything "We have this critical think- "It's good for studying and its To play: Complete the grid S 8 t\L I Z 6 E 9 increase in applications for I've ever done before," Reinke ingcurriculumin place andit's also good for fun." so that every row, column 9 E L » S 6 Z 8 I the Honors Program in com- in discussing the honors core been five years now," Moore It could certainly be this and every 3x3 box contains 8 V S E 6 L l 9 Z parison lo the previous year. curriculum classes, said. said, "and we are beginning combination of factors that the digits 1 to 9There is no "In May 12, 2008" Shores "You feel like you have a say in to see the benefits of it. both L I 9 8 Z t E 6 S have led to the positive enroll- guessing or math involved. said, "we had 159 applications the class. We weren't afraid for our graduates and our ment of the Honors Program. 6 Z E S 9 I L 17 8 Just use logic to solve. for the incoming fall 2008 to ask questions or say what reputation on campus, state, "In a year that the > S 8 I I £ 9 Z 6 class and 116 of those appli- was on our minds. I got to and national organization of President was expecting a E 9 6 Z t> S 8 I L cations have been admitted know the minds of the people honors programs." down turn at the University. as of that date." around me." Reinke also commented on and other universities and Z L I 6 8 9 t S £ In comparison, by May 12, Moore believes the criti- the Honors I.oft, and how it honors programs are fac- 2009 "we had 170 applications cal thinking core curriculum was a good place to hang out ing down turns, we're see- for the incoming fall 2009 is one of the main keys to with other students or study. ing an enrollment increase." Create and solve your class and 128 of those appli- the success of the Honors According to Denise Moore said. "It could be cations have been admitted," Program. Vollmar, Administrative clue to random factors, or it Sudoku puzzles for FREE. Shores said. "We've gone to national Assistant of the Honors could be due to something Moore has seen enrollment meetings and presented our Piogram, the I.oft is a recent we are doing right." Plajnrnore Sudokuwd win qrizK ai: fluctuate in the past. core curriculum," he said, addition to the program, Although it is impossible "Two years ago, the "and we're the only program in and this will be their third to figure out all the variables, PRIZESUDOKUCOM University changed its schol- the nation that has a critical summer utilizing the space. it is clear that the University arship grid," he explained, thinking core curriculum." Vollmar explained that there Honors Program will contin- "and we saw a significant It seems really simple and tlsed to be an honors center ue to positively impact the decline in enrollment in the obvious, Moore explained, but in ihe basement of Kreisher experiences of students like Honors Program from three no other honors program has Hall, with the staff located Reinke. years ago to two years ago." a core curriculum that teach- all the way across campus in "At one point my parents But this upcoming school es students how to think. University Hall. Now. staff came to campus for a din- year, the economy has not "And although critical think- offices and the I.oft are locat- ner thing with me" she said, Consuming CHOCOLATE was once considered affected the Honors Program ing is a buzzword across the ed right outside of where the "and they commented on how a SIN during ihe 16th and 17th century enrollment due to a change in University and across the learning community students much 1 had grown, and hon- recruiting tactics, said Moore. nation," he added, "we actu- reside, in Harshman. estly in one year, I think a lot Shores played a dynamic ally teach it. And that makes "Over here our offices are of that was due to the Honors role in the new recruitment us unique." right by where the students Program."
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By Allison B0r9.lt was talk about how poor the job water facilities and is based in Reporter market was." Denver, Colo. The National Association Yates co-oped with Western In the midst of a bleak economy of Colleges and Employers' Summit and is working for the and a tough job market, some "2009 Student Survey" found company in Winston-Salem. graduates from the College of that 19.7 percent of this year's N.C. He said he is working with Technology have something to graduates who applied for a job four other University alumni smile about—employment. actually landed one, according and two University interns. On graduation day I May 9), to a NACB press release. NACli "Western Summit does a lot of Barry Piersol, assistant to the polled students about their recruiting out of Bowling Green, dean and director of co-ops in career plans and job search and they're always at Bowling the College of Technology, con- between February 19 and April Green looking for students," ducted his per-semester survey 30 and received responses from Yates said. of graduates in his college and over 35,000 students from over Yates said Piersol came to visit found that, of 75 student respon- 840 American colleges and him while he was completing a dents, about 48.1 percent of them universities. More than 16,500 co-op for a residential company had a job offer and would begin of those students were gradu- and recommended that he try working in the next few weeks. ating seniors. something different. "I have this little survey that 1 Piersol credits part of the suc- "I felt that lYates'sl work ethic give to them ... prior to gradua- cess of the tech nology graduates and everything was a good fit tion when we're over in the busi- to the college's requirement of for Western's," Piersol said. "I ness building," Piersol said. "I three co-ops per student. really strongly encouraged him ENOCH WU MBfiNfwS tell them it's their last exam." "Since 1977, I've seen the econ- to get over to the general session TAKING TO THE SKIES: Senior Ben Davis, a (light trxhnoloqy and operations major, guides a Cessna down ihe runway 'or takeoff As for the rest of the students, omy go up and down like it is with (Western Summitl and yesterday 12 percent reported they would right now. We have always man- meet the people and get going continue to work full-time jobs aged to weather the storm," he on this thing." they held during the school year; said. "Now what we have to do Yates said he was lucky to 13.3 percent said they were going as a support staff, as a support get his job, considering the to graduate school; and 26.6 per- service to our students is to work economy. cent said they were still on the harder and smarter with them "Take advantage of the co-ops job hunt. to find employment." that are available — it opens a "1 would put these percent- Piersol worked with May lot of doors," said Yates, sharing ages up against any other col- graduate Benjamin Yatcs to his advice for students. "Meet lege on campus." said Piersol. help him "secure a job with as many people as you can in "I was bummed out at gradua- Western Summit Constructors, those co-ops." tion when I watched the news Inc., an environmental contrac- Saturday night and all they did tor that builds water and waste-
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Psychology Accounting Computer Science Political Science Diversity not always the issue TravelirT the Globe: academics, or the media. career with an egg timer. She, frankly, there is no logi- on the other hand, seems to cal or rational reason why be given a free pass. We need American eats in German seats we should expect any group to discuss this anomaly sepa- of humans to be reflective rately from her qualifications "Germans and Austrians have an obsession of the population at large if to sit on the high court. the individuals select them- Addressing the Knights of with paying for condiments and eating A week ago, I went online selves for membership in a Columbus in New York City to order furnace Alters fot particular group. in 1915, Theodore Roosevelt everything with a fork and knife." my home. I finally located a Two examples come to said: "There is no room in company that had the proper mind: the NBA and the NHL. this country for hyphenated SALZBURG, Austria — food is the size m stock and at a price 1 Both groups are comprised Americanism... A hyphenated one thing when I travel I usually a fork and knife. tioned on the menu and ketchup felt reasonable. Its Web site of athletes who volunteered, American is not an American don't care about. I was greatly anticipating this wasn't available. noted that the business was rather than being randomly at all... This is just as true of In I lolland, I ate a kit of my burger and definitely had high The burger and fries were good, "woman-owned." selected from the general the man who puts "native" meals from grocery stores. In standards. My favorite hamburger but just on an average level. To be perfectly honest, population, for membership. before the hyphen as of the New York City, I limited my res- and fries combination for years The other food item on my list I didn't care if a woman, a Moreover, the level of play in man who puts German or Irish taurant meals, mostly because it has been from Outback, and is was a milk shake, and what 1 pur- homosexual, a Martian or a each sport would be arguably or I-nglish or French before the was so expensive. It's the same in one of the first things I want when chased was mildly disappointing two-headed unicorn owned diminished if the membership hyphen.... The one absolutely Salzburg. In Croatia, I ate out only I get home. I ordered a raspberry shake from the business. My sole purpose- of each group were demo- certain way of bringing this because it was cheap But that burner has now been Cafe Sybille, which was a very nice was to obtain the proper fur- grapbically representative nation to ruin, of preventing all But this weekend, which I spent surpassed by The Bird's Ghetto place with very nice prices. Things nace filters at an acceptable of the population at large. possibility of its continuing to in Berlin, was different. Deluxe (meat and cheese) with were so cheap that 1 decided I price. Diversity does not automati- be a nation at all, would be to Because I had been to bacon and fries that wen as fan- should have a brownie as well. I'm becoming rather upset cally lead to better outcomes. permit it to become a tangle of Germany's capital twice before, tastic as fair fries., The brownie was wormed and at having ethnic/gender I he quality of the individuals squabbling nationalities." there weren't a lot of sights on my This burger was particularly covered with chocolate sauce, identification or a justifica- involved does. More recently, Chief Justice list of must-sees. Instead, my plan unique because it was served on which was glorious. The shake, on tion for diversity shoved at Regardless of one's view- Roberts spoke to this point. was centered on food. an English muffin, which I liad the other hand, was almost as liq- me every time I complete a point on the fitness of Sonia He noted that the way to end I was most interested in ham- never eaten with a hamburger uidty as straight milk, and therefore form, read the paper or view Sotomayor to serve on the discrimination in this county buns, because they are the food before, but it was satisfactory. not what I had anticipated at all. a mission statement for any Supreme Court, we should is — to end discrimination in I miss the most. I learned of a burg- I was an exceedingly happy I also had another meal at a organization. give her and Barack Obama this country. He received a bar- er joint owned by Americans when camper on Friday night pizzeria called Fat Ass Pizza It was The social engineers and credit for bringing the issue rage of grief, but he's correct. I was in Berlin this past November, On Saturday for dinner 1 had a New Yoric style, meaning the slices other non-productive busy- of identity politics to the fore- Continual picking at a scab but I couldn't convince any of the second hamburger, this time from were large and thin. bodies in our society seem front of our national discus- does not promote the healing Americana I was with to eat there Kreuzburger, which is a play on I had a moment of bravery to be in the driver's seat and sion. Perhaps we can have a of a wound. with me. one of the Berlin neighborhoods and ordered pizza with brie and have decreed that our courts, rational debate about it and Don't look for it to come For this trip, The Bird was at Kreuzberg, and it is located at an cranberries, when I usually eat my businesses, faculties, manage- put it to rest. anytime soon, however. the top of my list, even if I had to intersection, which is Krcuz in pizza either with only cheese or ments or any other gathering The critical point is not There's a whole industry and go alone. German. with ham and pineapple. of humans must he a demo- that, at one time in the past series of career paths based The fact that this restaurant This burger was not as good, The brie-cranberry combina- graphic mirror of the popula- Sotomayor felt more qualified on identifying and measuring was owned by Americans was key. though it was one-third of the tion was quite delicious, and I will tion at large, failure to achieve due to her gender and ethnic how different we are from one Unlimited ketchup was tree and price of the burger from The Bird probably try making pizza with these magical ratios could background. The larger issue another based on artificial and pat 11 ins were instructed to eat the and served much faster. those toppings myself. possibly bring to scrutiny any is that a white male uttering needless criteria such as gen- burger with their liands, because It wasn't made by Americans, Even amongst all of this eat- number of groups, including the same phrase but substitut- Gentians and Austrians have an which significantly altered its the Department of Justice, lib- ing his race and gender could See SCHURRER | Page 7 obsession with paying for condi- presentation, which included a See KEMP | Page 7 erals, commentators, certain measure the remainder of his ments and eating everything with mystery sauce that wasn't men- LETTERSTO THE EDITOR LeBron, let's be a "sport" on and off the court A re-evaluation ties. What if, alternately, some- because you can "depend on of power relations one believes that any reference it to back the individual over "I can only wonder what the reaction would to God is offensive or finds some the collective" ("Liberalism Phil Schurrer's May 27 column other subject offensive? Should and conservatism," March 23, have been if Jordan, Larry Bird or Magic aligns with a previous column. Wal-Mart accommodate these 2009). Given how "common" "Americans should be cautious sensitivities, too? Similarly, and "collective" correspond, Johnson acted this way years ago." of who they vilify," which he why is it considered inappro- his positions continually seem wrote on Feb. 13, 2009. and in priate for some folks to express to contradict his praise, as they which he discussed "polite" sexual orientation, yet we see back the collective over the For those of you who do not sense to me. I'm a competitor. noteworthy is the resurged speech, railing against things heterosexual couples kissing individual in ways that involve follow sports, this column is That's what I do. It doesn't interest in all the Cleveland such as public statements of on scoreboards, we celebrate power relations that deserve probably not foryou. However, make sense for me to go over fans who have for so many sexual orientation while dis- weddings, and media texts are examination. if you do care about sports, and shake somebody's hand." years been dormant due to cussing his distaste for "vulgar" dominated by heterosexual Last fall, Dr. Schurrer argued specifically pro basketball, According to a National the team's mediocrity. words. Many of these words, romantic narratives? that "if we're going to be truly than please listen to my rant Basketball Association But as time passed, I grew though, became "vulgar" In a September article titled 'diverse,' we need to listen to regarding LeBron lames' lat- spokesman, lames will not to respect him a little more because those in power, who "Diversity includes all views those views Ithat differ from est actions. be fined for giving the media because of what he was doing came primarily from a white, and opinions" (Sept. 21 2008), oursj with the same degree lames did not shake bauds the cold shoulder. But to me for basketball. European Christian, upper- Dr. Schurrer wrote, "If a univer- of respect and concentration with any player from the money is not the big issue Until now. What kind of class background, saw them as sity is to truly be a 'supermarket as those who think as we do. Orlando MagicafterCleveland here. example is this guy setting? such. That they are still consid- of ideas,' then all sides of an To do so is a sign of intellec- was eliminated from the play- first off let me make it clear I played basketball in school ered objectionable reflects the issue need to be aired. This is tual activity and maturity" offs on Saturday. He also did that I do not like the Cleveland and I am very competitive too. power that group continues to not saying we agree with all ("Diversity includes all views not talk to the media after- Cavaliers. I have been a However, I was also taught have and the marginalization points of view, or that all ideas and opinions," Sept. 21, 2008). wards. Chicago Bulls fan my entire this thing called sports- of others' perspectives. are equal in value. But respect While Dr. Schurrer questioned The next day he e-mailed life. When lames entered the manship. But 1 would like to Dr. Schurrer's May 27 column for others mandates that we Green Day's maturity, couldn't Magic standout Dwight NBA I did not care for him due believe lames is a good repre- reinforces these power rela- give them the same respect that this statement about maturity Howard, saying: "It's hard for to the hype be was getting in sentative of class. This leads tions. It may be that Green Day we seek." Yet, he suggests that be applied to Wal-Mart and to me to congratuiate somebody relation to Michael Ionian. me to believe that his actions sought publicity, as Dr. Schurrer this arena should not include unquestioned rules regard- after you just lose to them. I'm Love him or hate him. lames are an example of something suggests. However, Wal-Mart's some types of expression. He ing language use? 1 respect Dr. a winner. It's not being a poor has created such a buzz, not a little more weighted than a actions also seek publicity. Wal- proposes imposing unques- Schurrer's views and sensitivi- sport or anything like that. just about himself, but for the disappointing playoff run. Marl's policy publicly endears tioned rules so some sensibili- ties, and I think there is much If somebody beats you up, league as a whole. I think peo- lames came to the league them to certain constituen- ties, often coinciding with sen- room for discussion of appro- you're not going to congratu- ple are starting to care more six years ago with high expec- cies, implying that the inter- sibilities of dominant groups, priate language use; however, late them. That doesn't make about basketball. Even more tations as the best player ests of those offended by this are not offended. Dr. Schurrer's use of language in the game and hopes of a language are more important In a September column, seems to reflect something quick rise to a title. Perhaps than interests of others. In the "Some common college courte- much less inviting. 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Of course, for those who #•■* haven't been keeping track of Moore since the late '90s, this may seem like a bit of stretch: You don't need to hit the coast to however, fear not, for Moore, do some surfing this summer. ever the more technical sing- CouchSurfers all ovetthp world er than fellow pop princesses can vouch that a sofa n^U you Britney Spears and lessica need to "surf." Simpson, has transitioned CouchSurfirjg glflternational, well into the area of adult Inc. is a non-profit organization * contemporary pop. The transition itself has TOLEDO dedicated to making the world "1 was a little nervous at "The idea is a better place by allowing users first," he said. "But after we got strives to not only change the that we all want to trust peo- actually been a long time to offer and receive lodging and talking to the guy, he was reaily way people travel, but also to coming, beginning with ple," he said. "I think that peo- her 2003 album "Coverage," Headliners hospitality. nice and hospitable. We were change the way people relate ple are inherently good, and I According to the social net- taken back by how generous which saw Moore covering to each other and the world. try to give everyone the benefit such 70s singer/songwriter working Web site's official mis- he was." Ilemminger agrees, and of the doubt. I like to meet new Friday at Headliners watch sion statement, "CouchSurfing icons as loni .Mitchell, Elton Benner and a friend stayed believes that CouchSurfing is people who have different phi- John and Carly Simon, the band Sworn Enemy seeks to internationally network for two nights, and said, "We not just a way to travel, but also losophies on life." among others, and her 2007 people and places, create educa- perform as well as For the really enjoyed our time in a philosophy for life. Benner also likes album "Wild Hope," which tional exchanges, raise collective Memphis." "If you can go and stay with CouchSurfing.com because it Fallen Dreams. Tickets are essentially had the same goal consciousness, spread tolerance Sophomore Pau 11 lem m i nger someone at their home it's kind allows him an inside look at as "Coverage" but consisted $11 in advance and $12 at and facilitate cultural under- has also used CouchSurfing. □f like this unconditional love local lifestyles. of all original material. As the door. For more infor- standing." com to travel around the for humanity when you want There is normally an ambas- such, "Amanda Leigh" is CouchSurfing.com was cre- United States, and plans to to meet everyone," he said. sador in different cities, he mation call 419-693-5300. Moore continuing along the ated specifically so that every- take his travels abroad In the CouchSurfing gives said, whose job is to bring area same trajectory. one could have an opportunity to near future. Ilemminger the opportunity CouchSurfers together to meet Moore's first single, "I travel. The United States is not "Last spring I couch surfed to get to know people from dif- and hang out. Could Break Your lleart Any the only place to couch surf. in Milwaukee, and Madison, ferent backgrounds and paths Benner and a friend attended Day of the Week," is easily "The fact is we have 231 Wis., and Chicago," he said. of life. a CouchSurfer gathering. the standout track of the unique countries represented, "It's awesome. It's a huge, great "CouchSurfing gives you a "We went to a bar and met album, managing to feel mli (Antarctica too!), and more network. It's kind of like the chance to show someone your about 15 people, and it was retro without feeling at all couches in Europe than in any CouchSurfing family, and we world," he said. really good because we got stale. Its laid back feel and other area," according to the all came across this cool Web To him, the Web site serves insights from the locals about defiant, sassy tone makes it Web site. site and want to meet every- as a community for people things to see and what not to the perfect summer song. Staying with a host is always one." who share this ideal. see," he said. "It's really good to "Love to Love Me Back" is free, and the Web site allows a CouchSurfing is not simply CouchSurfing.com, get to find things out by weird similarly mid-tempo with a CouchSurfer to find hosts all over about enhancing travel oppor- Ilemminger said, is a place of mouth." slight country twist, while ELSEWHERE the world, making the travel pos- tunities. where other people really want HothBennerandllemminger "Fern Dell'" sees Moore in an sibilities almost endless. As its mission says, to meet you, stay on your couch plan on using CouchSurfing. outstandingly syncopated Recent college graduate Zack "CouchSurfing isn't about the and learn about who you are. coin in the future. folk-influenced light. In fact, Cleveland Benner is a CouchSurfing enthu- furniture — it's noi just about "Generally these people care "I already have places and the folk influence appears siast. finding free accommodations about the world and care about people I want to see this throughout the album in lie first utilized CouchSurfing. around the world- it's about people," I lemminger said. summer," Ilemminger said. songs like "Merrimack River," Today the Cleveland com in April while taking a road participating in creating a bel- Banner also enjoys the "Who knows where we'll "Song About Home" and House of Blues will be trip with a friend. The two stayed ter world." philosophical aspect of end up. Thai's the cool thing "Bug." though the influence hosting the U.S. Air Guitar with a host in Memphis. The online community CouchSurfing. about it," is just shy of actually clas- sifying the album as folk. Championship Regionals. The album also boasts one Tickets are $12-$15. For instrumental track, a reprise more information call of "Merrimack River." Pixar's latest film proves to be exciting, heartwarming If anything, the main 216-523-2583. problem with "Amanda Leigh" is that, despite her By Vinc« Driv«r hardest efforts, it's still not Film Critic particularly easy to gain a good understanding of who Pixar's latest film, Up, is a poi- Mandy Moore actually is - a gnant and exciting balloon problem that has plagued THEY SAID IT ride from start to finish. The her since she emerged on movie manages to do more the pop scene, and is one of with computer generated the reasons why she never ' "I think there is a characters than most can with surpassed Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera on the world market for flesh and blood. Up follows the life of Carl charts. However, this issue is also a blessing in disguise, maybe five l-'redricksen, beginning with his youth idolizing zeppelin as flying under the radar adventurer Charles Muniz. has allowed Moore the time computers." and space to hone her sing- After seeing a news reel fea- ing and songwriting craft. -Thomas turing Muntz's latest trip lo She never quite emerged as South America, Carl leaves the teen queen, but compared Watson, chairman theater with dreams of fol- to her contemporaries, she lowing in his footsteps. On has definitely emerged as the of IBM, 1943 the walk home, he happens most mature artist. upon fellow adventure buff off on an extremely depressing The effective character devel- Elie, an outspoken and cheer- note. Fortunately the com- opment creates real worry in ful girl who he instantly falls edy and adventurous spirit the impressive scenes. for. The two make a vow to which follows is able to lift The visuals are always "We ask you to just be yourself, some day visit the area made the movie. beUeveable, the voices are all PULSE don't be fake." promoter Tony King famous by Muntz. From there, The interaction between the appropriate, and the score is BRIEF said. "640K ought to be the film does a montage of characters on the adventure one of Pixar's best. The film Applicants will be interviewed at their romance and mar- is the best part of this movie. manages to be exciting, tragic MTV set to scout the hotel, and then have their photos enough for anybody." riage. Various pitfalls befall Russell, the eager boy scout, and thoughtful. This may be Bowling Green for real- taken. the couple, both in family life provides a hilarious counter- Pixar's best film yet, and it is Later in the evening. BJ Red will and the quest to follow Muntz. point to Carl'scrotchetyannoy- one of the best films this year. ity television shows -Bill Gates, 1981 be at Kamikazes to do more promo- Eventually, a now elderly Carl ance. The addition of Dug, Skip the standard family fair MTV will be in Bowling Green tomor- purchases plane tickets to a talking dog only concerned tional work during their stay in Bowling apocryphal and popcorn munchers. this is row nighi at the Best Western Falcon Green South America, but Elie falls ill with pleasing others, forms a a must see. Plaza looking for its next reality TV Dave Sky. a member ol Real World and they are unable to make trio that is both humorous and stars the trip. heartwarming. ■ Grade: A+ Hollywood Season 20. was scheduled MTV representatives will pre-cast for Despite being only a short ■ Runtime: 96 min to appear, but due to scheduling con- Action is another impor- hit shows The Real World and Road Rules portion of the film, the part tant aspect of this film. The ■ Director: Pete Docter, Bob flicts, will not be present about Carl and Elie's relation- journey of the balloon lifted Peterson BJ Red Entertainment, a sub contrac- BJ Red Entertainment will be back tor for MTV. has issued an open invitation ship sets the stage emotional- house often hits snags such ■ Cast: Edward Asner, in Bowling Green in the coming weeks ly without seeming like cheap as thunderstorms and canine Christopher Plummet. Jordan lo anyone interested The auditions will to "throw the biggest MTV party take place sometime Thuisday afternoon, emotional manipulation. If biplanes. These sequences are Nagai Bowling Green has ever seen." King anything, this segment works expertly composed, tension is ■ Release: May 29, 2009 but a specific time has not yet been said too well, and starts the movie palpable i n some chase scenes. ■ Rating: PG confirmed "This is a wonderful occasion for BGSU. - Kim McBroom. director and associate vice president for University advertising, on the 100th year of the University [see story, pg. 1]. FORUM Wednesday June 5.2009 4 xOPLE ON IE STREET How should the University celebrate its centennial? "They should have "Have a huge "With a big. giant "A concert with Lil VISIT US AT BGVIEWS.COM alumni and students fireworks display." cake" Wayne because he is I* Have your own take on meet to talk about the best" todays People On The what we can do to Street? Or a suggestion for improve the school. Chris Peterson, Ally son Collins. Freddie Simmons, a question' Give us your Sophomore. Sophomore. Paa Kwesi Colenun Junior. feedback at bgnews.com jrnor. Psychology Accounting Computer Science ■' ilitical Science Diversity not always the issue Travelin' the Globe: academics, or the media career with an egg timer. She, I ratikly, there is no logi- on the other hand, seems to he given a free pass. We need American eats in German seats cal oi rational reason why we should expect any group lo discuss this anomaly sepa- of humans to he reflective rately from her qualifications "Germans and Austrians have an obsession of the population at large if lo sit on the high court. the individuals select them- Addressing the Knights of with paying for condiments and eating \ week ago, i went online selves im membership in a Columbus in New York City in ordei furnace filters lor particular group. in 1915,Theodore Roosevelt everything with a fork and knife." im home. I finally located a T\vo examples come to said: "There is no room in company (hat had the propei mind: the \li\ and the NHL. this country for hyphenated SALZBURG, Austria—Food is the size in stock .mil ;ii a price I Uoih groups are comprised Americanism ... A hyphenated one tiling when I travel I usually a fork and knife. tioned on the menu and ketchup fell reasonable. Its Web site ui athletes who volunteered, American is not an American don't care about I was greatly anticipating this wasn't available. noted that the business was rather than being randomly at all ...This is just as true of In Holland. I ate a lot ul 'my burger and definitely had high Ihe burger and fries wen' good, 'woman-owned." selected from the general the man who puts "native" meals from grocery stores. In standards. My favorite hamburger but jusl on an average level. in be perfectlj honest, population, Im membership before the hyphen as of the New York City. I limited my res- and fries combination for years The other food item on my list I didn't care ifa woman, a Moreover, the level ol play in man who puts German or Irish taurant meals, mostly because it has been from (lulback. and is was a milk shake, and what I pur homosexual, a Martian oi .i each sport would he arguably or English or French before the was so expensive It's the same in one of the first things I want when chased was mildly disappointing two-headed unicorn owned diminished if the membership hyphen.... The one absolutely Salzburg. In Croatia, I ate out only I gel home. I ordered a raspberry shake from the business. My sole purpose ol each group were ilemo cert im way of bringing this because it was cheap. Hut thai burger has now been (life Sybillc, which was a very nice was in obtain the proper fur- graphically representative nation lo ruin, of preventing all Hut this weekend, which I s|X'til surpassed by The Bird's Ghetto place with very nice prices liiings nace tillers ,ii an acceptable of the population at large. possibility ol iis continuing to in Berlin, was different. I Vliixc (meal and cheese) with WGR so cheap that I decided I price. Diversit) does not automati- iie a nation at all, would he to Because I had Ixvn to bacon and fries thai were as fan- should have a bnnvnieaswell. I'm becoming rather upset i.tlh lead in better outcomes, permit it to become a tangle of (iermanys capital twice befon\ tastic as fair fries.. The brownie was warmed and ,ii having ethnic gender rhe quality of the individuals squabbling nationalities." there weren't a lot of sights on my This burger was particularly covered with chocolate sauce, identification or i justifica- involved does. More recently. Chief lustice list of mast-sees Instead, my plan unique because il was served on which was glorious.' Ihe shake, on tion tor diversity shoved at Regardless ol one's view- Roberts spoke to tins point. was centered on food. an 1 jiglish muffin, which I had the oilier hand, was almost as liq- me every dme I complete a point on the fitness ol Sonia I le noted that the way lo end I was most interested in ham- never eaten with a hamburger uidly as straight milk, and therefore form, read the paper oi view Sotomayor to serve on the discrimination in this county burgers, because they are the food before, but it was satisfactory. not what I had anticipated at all. .i mission statement foi anj Supreme Court, we should is — to end discrimination in I miss tile most. I learned of a burg- I was an exceedingly happy I also had another meal at a organization. give her and Barack t Ibama this country. He received a bar- er joint owned by Americans when camper on Friday night. I ii/yeria called lilt Ass Pizza. II was I !»■ social engineers and credit for bringing the issue rage ol grief, hut he's correct I was in Berlin this pasi \nvenilxT, ()n Saturday for dinner 1 had a VvvAbrk style, meaning the slices other non-productive busy- ol identity politics to the fore- Continual picking al a scab but I couldn't convince any of the second hamburger, this time from were large and thin. bodies in out SOCiet) seem front of our national discus does not promote the healing Americans I was with to eat there Kreuzburger, which is a play on I had a moment of bravery to he in the driver's seal and sion. Perhaps we can have a of a wound. With me. one of the Berlin neighborhoods and ordered pizza with brie ;md have decreed that our courts, rational debate about it and Don't look for it lo come For Ibis trip, The Bird was at Kreuzberg and il is located at ail cranberries, when I usually Kit my businesses, faculties, manage- put it to rest. anytime soon, however the top of my list, even if I had to Intersection, which is Kreuzin pizza either with only cheese or ments or an; other gathering I he critical point is mil There's a whole industry and go alone. German, wilh ham and pineapple. of hum.ills IIU ist he a demo thai, al one lime in the past seiiesul career paths based The bet that this restaurant This burger was not as good, Trie brie-cranberry combina- graphic mirror ol the popula Sotomayor felt more qualified on identifying and measuring was owned by Americans was key. though il was one-third of the tion was quite delicious, and I will tion at hirer failure to achieve due lo her gender and ethnic how different we are from one I Inlimilcd ketchup was tree and price of the burger from The Bird probably try making pizza with these magical ratios could background. The larger issue another based on artificial ami patrons were Instructed to eat the and served much faster. those toppings myself. possihh hrine, to scrutiny any is thai a white male uttering needless criteria such as gen- burger wilh their hands, because It wasn't made by Americans, Even amongst all of this rat- number of groups, including the same phrase Inn substitut- (iermans and Austrians haw an which significantly altered its (he Department ol lustice, lib- ing his race and gender could See SCHURRERI Page 7 obsession with |xiying for condi- presentation, which included a See KEMP | Page 7 erals, commentators, certain measure the remainder of his ments and eating everything wilh mv stery sauce that wasn't men- LETTERST0 THE EDITOR LeBron, let's be a "sport" on and off the court A re-evaluation ties. What if. alternately, some- because you can "depend on of power relations one believes thai any reference it to back the individual over "I can only wonder what the reaction would to (iod is offensive or finds some the collective" ("Liberalism I'lliI Schurrer's May 27 column other subject offensive? Should and conservatism," March 23, have been if Jordan, Larry Bird or Magic aligns with a previous column. Wal-Mart accommodate these 20091. Given how "common" "Americans should be cautious sensitivities, loo? Similarly, and "collective" correspond, Johnson acted this way years ago." of who they vilify." which he why is it considered inappro- his positions continually seem wrote on Feb. 13, 2009. and in priate for some folks to express to contradict his praise, as they which he discussed "polite" sexual orientation, yet we see back the collective over Ihe I or those of you who do not sense lo me. I'm a competitor. noteworthy is the resurged speech, railing against tilings heterosexual couples kissing individual in ways that involve follow sports, this column is Thai's what I do. Il doesn't interest in all the Cleveland such as public statements of on scoreboards, we celebrate power relations thai deserve probably not foryou. However, make sense for me lo go over fans who have for so many sexual orientation while dis- weddings, and media lexis are examination. il you cio care about spin is. and shake somebody s hand." veais been dormant due lo cussing his distaste for "vulgar" dominated by heterosexual Last fall, Dr. Schurrer argued specifically pro basketball, According lo a National the icam's mediocrity. words. Many of these words. romantic narratives? that "if we're going to be truly than please listen lo mv rant Basket ha 11 Association Hut as time passed. I grew I hough, became "vulgar" In a September article tilled "diverse." we need lo listen to regarding I eBron lames' lat- spokesman, lames will not to respect him u little more because those in power, who "Diversity includes all views those views [that differ from est actions. be fined for giving the media because ol "what he was doing came primarily from a while, and opinions" (Sept. 21 20081, Ours] with the same degree lames did not shake hands tin' cold shoulder, lint to me for basketball. European Christian, upper- Dr. Schurrer wrote, "Ifa univer- of respeci and concentration with any player from the money is not the big issue Until now. What kind of class background, saw them as sity is to truly be a 'supermarket as those who think as we do. Orlando Magic afterCleveland here. example is Ibis guy setting? such. Thai they are still consid- of ideas,' then all sides of an To do so is a sign of intellec- was eliminated from the play- I list off lei me make il clear I played basketball in school ered objectionable reflects the issue need lo be aired. This is tual activity and maturity" offs on Saturday, lie also did thai I do not like I he Cleveland and I am very competitive too. power that group continues to nol saying we agree with all ("Diversity includes all views not talk to the media after- Cavaliers. I have been a However, I was also taught have and the marginalization points of view, or that all ideas and opinions," Sept. 21, 20081. wards, Chicago Dulls fan my entire this thing called sports- of others' perspectives. are equal in value. Bui respect While Dr. Schurrer questioned I he next day be e mailed life. When lames entered the manship. But I would like to Dr. Schurrer's May 27 column for others mandates that we Green Day's maturity, couldn't Magic standout Dwighl NBA I did not care for him due believe James is a good repre- reinforces these power rela- give them Ihe same respeel Ihal tliis statement about maturity Howard, saving: "It's hard for to the by pe he was gelling in sentative of class. This leads tions. Il may be that Green Day we seek." Yet, he suggests thai be applied to Wal-Mart and to me to congratulate somebody relation to Michael lordan. me lo believe thai his actions sought publicity, as Dr. Schurrcr this arena should nol include unquestioned rules regard- after you just lose to them. I'm Love b i m or hale him. lames are an example of something suggests. However, Wal-Mart's some types of expression. He ing language use? I respeci Dr. a winner. It's not being a poor has created such a buzz, not a little more weighted than a actions also seek publicity. Wal- proposes imposing unques- Schurrer's views and sensitivi- spun or anything like that. jusi about himself, bin for the disappointing playoff run. Mart's policy publicly endears tioned rules so some sensibili- ties, and I think there is much II somebodj beats you up, league as a whole. I think peo- lames came lo the league them to certain constituen- ties, often coinciding wilh sen- room for discussion of appro- you're not going to congratu- ple are starting Hi care more six years ago with high expec- cies, implying that the inter- sibilities of dominant groups, priate language use: however, late them. I hat doesn't make about baskelhftll. I veil more tations as the best player ests of those offended by this are not offended. Dr. Schurrer's use of language in the game and hopes of a language are more important In a September column, seems lo reflect something quick rise to a title. Perhaps than interests of others. In the "Some common college courte- much less inviting. 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SPORTS EDITOR Advertising: 204 West Hall | Phone: (419) 372-2606 month maximum. reflect the view of The BG News Check out more Pulse online at ' .ULTURE SHOCK BLOG THE PULSE 5 WHAT TO DO IN TOWN Offer a Couch, loores Howard's Club H new album Friday at Howard's Club H. watch the band Resonant Soul perform as well as lacks Space Cadets and Straight to the Withdrawl. Call identity 419-552-3195 for more information. TOLEDO Crosby. Stills and Nash This Sunday at the Toledo "Amanda Leigh" by Zoo Crosby, Stills and Nash will perform Tickets Mandy Moore are $45.50. S53.50 01 Grade: B- $70.50. For more informa- WHAT JEFF H0UNSHEL tion call 419-4741335. THINKS: Using her given name as the title for her new album. it's clear thai Mauds. Moore is hoping to get real with listeners m her latest effort, "Amanda I cigh." *• f. Of course, lot those who haven't been keeping track ol Moore since the late 'Mis. tln- maj seem like a bit of stretch. You don't need to hit the coast to however, fear not, tin Moore, do some surfing this summer. ever the more technical sing CouchSurfers all ovc£thjp world erthan fellow pop princesses can vouch that a sofa n^iU you Britney Spears and lessica need to "surf." Simpson, has iransitioned CouchSurfing glffternatioAal, well into the area of adult ' contemporary pop. Inc. is a non-profit organization I he transition itsell has dedicated to making the world "I was a little nervous at "The idea is actually been a long lime TOLEDO a better place by allowing users first," he said. "But after we got Strives to no) only change the that we all want to trust peo- coming, beginning with to offer and receive lodging and talking to I he guy. he was really way people travel, but also to ple," he said. "I think that peo- her 2003 album "Coverage hospitality. nice and hospitable We were change the way people relate Headliners ple are inherently good, and I which saw Moore covering According to the social net- taken back by how generous to each other and the world. try to give everyone the benefit such 70s singci songwriter lie was.' working Web site's official mis- Hemminger agrees, and of the doubt. I like to meet new icons as |oni Mitchell. Elton Friday at Headliners watch sion statement, "CouchSurfing Benner and a friend stayed believes that CouchSurfing is people who have different phi- lohn and Carly Simon, seeks to internationally network for two nights, and said, "We not just a way to travel, but also losophies on life." the band Sworn Enemy among others, JIU\ her 2007 people and places, create educa- really enjoyed our time in a philosophy I'm life. perform as well as For the Benner also likes album "Wild Hope," which tional exchanges, raise collective Memphis." 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The United States is not "last spring I couch surfed to get to know people from dif- and hangout. (lould Break Your I leai 1 Am the only place to couch surf. in Milwaukee, and Madison. ferent backgrounds and paths Benner and a friend attended Day of the Week," is easily "The fact is we have 2^)1 VVis., and Chicago." he said of life. a CouchSurfer gathering, (he standout track ol the unique countries represented, "It's awesome. It's a huge, great "CouchSurfing gives you a "We went to a bar and met album, managing to leel (Antarctica too!), and more network. It's kind of like the chance to show someone your about l"> people, and it was retro without feeling at all couches in Europe than in any CouchSurfing family, and we world." he said. really good because we got si,ile. Its laid back feel and other area," according to the all came across this cool Web lb him, the Web site serves iiisig|its From the locals about defiant, sassy tone makes it imwm Web site. site and want to meet every- as a community for people things to see and what not to the perfect summer song. Staying with a host is always one." who share this ideal. see," he said. "It's really good to "Love lo l.me Me Back" is free, and the Weh site allows a CouchSurfing is not simply CouchSurfing.c om. gel in find things out by wfcd Similar!) mid-tempo with a CouchSurfer to find hosts all over about enhancing travel oppor- Hemminger said, is a place of mouth." slight country twist, while ELSEWHERE the world, making the travel pos- tunities. where other people realh want Both Bennerand Hemminger "Fern Dell sees Moore in an sibilities almost endless As its mission says, lo meet you. slayonyoui couch plan on using CouchSurfing. outstandingly syncopated, Recent college graduate Zack "CouchSurfing isn't about the and leam about who you are. .nip in the future, folk-influenced light. In fact, Cleveland Rentier is a CouchSurfing enthu- furniture — it's not (list about "Generally these people care "I already have places and the folk influence appears siast. finding free accommodations about the world and care about people I want to see this throughout the album in lie first utilized CouchSurfing. around the world- it's about people," Hemminget said. summer," Hemminger said. songs like "Merrimack River," Today the Cleveland com in April while taking a road participating in creating a bet Benner also enjoys the "Who knous where we'll song Vboul Home" and House of Blues will be trip with a friend. The two stayed tei world." philosophical aspect of end up. That's the cool thing Bug." though the influence hosting the U.S. Air Guitar with a host in Memphis, The online community CouchSurfing, about it." is just sin ofactually clas- sify ingt he album as folk. Championship Regionals. The album also boasts one Tickets are $12-$15. For instrumental track, a reprise of "Merrimack River." more information call Pixar's latest film proves to be exciting, heartwarming If anything, the main 216-523-2585. problem with "Amanda Leigh" is that, despite her By Vince Driver hardest efforts, it's still not Film Cniic particularly easy to gain a good understanding of who Pixar's latest film, lip. is a poi- Mandy Moore actually is-a gnant and exciting balloon problem that has plagued THEY SAID IT ride from start to finish. The lier since she emerged on the pop scene, and isoneol movie manages to do more with computer generated the reasons why she never sin passed Britney Spears or "I think there is a characters than most can with Christina Aguiler.i on the flesh and blood. world market for charts. However, this issue Up follows the life of Carl is also a blessing in disguise, Fredricksen, beginning with maybe five as flying under the radar his youth idolizing Zeppelin has allowed Moore the lime computers." adventurer Charles Muntz. and space to hone her sing- After seeing a news reel tea ingand songwriting craft, -Thomas Hiring Munt/'s latest trip to she never quite emerged as South America. Carl leaves the teen queen, but compared Watson, chairman theater with dreams of fol- to her contemporaries, she lowing in his footsteps. On has definitely emerged as the of IBM, 1943 the walk home, he happens most mature artist. upon fellow adventure buff off on an extremely depressing The effective char,icier devel- Elie, an outspoken and cheer- note, fortunately the com- opment creates real worn in ful girl who he instantly falls edy and adventurous spirit the impressive scenes. lor. I'he two make a vow to which follows is able to lift I'he visuals are always "We ask you to just be yourself, some day visit the area made the movie believeable, the voices are all PULSE don't be lake." promoter Tony King famous by Mimt/. Prom there, The interaction between the appropriate, and the score is BRIEF "640K ought to be the film does a montage of characters on the adventure one oi Pixar's best. Hie film Applicants will be interviewed at their romance and mar- is the best part of this mm ie. manages to be exciting, tragic MTV set to scout the hotel, and then have their photos 1 enough for anybody." riage. Various pitfalls befall Russell. tin eager boy scout, and thoughtful. Ibis may be Bowling Green for real- taken provides a hilarious counter- the couple, both in family life Pixar's best film yet, and it is Later in the evening. BJ Red will and the quest to follow Muni/. one ol the best films this year. ity television shows -Bill Gates, 1981 point loCaii'scrolchcly annoy- be at Kamikazes to do mote promo- ance, flic addition of Dug. Skip the standard family fair Eventually, a now elderly Carl ■ i tomof- tional work dming then stay in Bowling purchases plane tickets to a talking dog only concei neil and popcorn niiinchers. this is apocryphal ■ \ilcon Green South America, hut Elie falls ill with pleasing others, forms a a must see. ■oking loi its next reality TV Dave Sky. a member of Real World and they are unable to make trio that is both humorous and ■ heai l wanning. ■ Grade: A+ Hollywood Season 20. was scheduled the trip. Mtives will precast for Despite being only a short \ciion is another impoi ■ Runtime: 96 mm to appear, but due to scheduling con- ' and Road Rules 1 portion of the film, the part tant aspect of this film. The ■ Director Pete Ooctet. Bob not be present BJ Red Entettainmeni about Carl and Elie's relation- journey of the balloon lifted Peterson BJ Red Entertainment will be back ship sets the stage emotional- house often hits snags such ■ Cast: Edward Asner, lor for M open invitation in Bowling Green m the coming weeks ited The auditions will ly without seeming like cheap as thunderstorms and canine Christopher Plummer. Jordan to "throw the biggest MTV party i .day afternoon. emotional manipulation. If biplanes. These sequences are Nagai Bowling Green has ever seen." King anything, this segment works expertly ((imposed, tension is ■ Release: May 29. 2009 * ne has not yet been said too well, and starts the movie palpable in some chase scenes. ■ Rating: PG confirmed SPORTS Wednesday. June 5.2009 6 SIDELINES Former Falcons impacting Majors NOUN By Andy Our id been one of the Orioles' best Schmitz, who called both play- BURKE Senior Reporter offensive threats batting .286 ers after their stellar outings, REIMOLD with five home runs and 11 knew just how much yesterday BADENHOP Pitcher for the RBIs in 13 games, all of which meant to Reimold, Badenhop It is not everyday the University Florida Marlins gets a mention during Major have earned him a spot as the and University athletics as a ( league Baseball games, but everyday left fielder. whole. when forma University stand- Badenhop wanted to make "1 think both young men did I Age25 outs contribute to their teams' sure his former teammate was BGSU very proud yesterday," I Age 26 I Hometown Greenvite success, it isworth noting where not the only player from the Schmitz said. I Hometown: Perrysburg. Getting goose bumps by just Softball Pennsylvania they got their start. University to make an impact on Ohio. watching his former players suc- Falcons earn awards I Bats and throws right-handed Both outfielder Nolan the same day. I Bats and throws right- "I couldn't let Nolan steal all ceed, Schmitz notes the impor- I 2004 and 2005 All-Mid- Reimold Iwith the University handed. off the diamond the thunder," Badenhop said to tance of their performances American Conference First from 2003-20051 and pitcher I 2004 All-Mid-American the Miami Herald in jest. will have in future recruiting Players Hayley Wiemer and Team Burke Badenhop |2002-2005| Conference Academic had their most prolific games Later in the night, Badenhop opportunities. Susan Soniag earn MAC I 2005 Al MAC Flayer of the Team. so far in their professional held the defending World Series As of right now though, Year I 2005 Academic All- Academic honors. Check out career just hours apart from champion Philadelphia Phillies Schmitz said if Reimold I 2005 Baseball American Third- American First Team. This Week in BG Sports below. one another. to one run over five innings and Badenhop continue to Team A^Amencan selection I Selected in the 19th round by I Drafted h the second roLrd After making his major league helping his Florida Marlins work hard and represent the debut last month with the win 6-2. Improving his record University like they have been, the Detroit Tigers in 2005. [61st overal selection] in 2005. I Made his major league debut I Named HternationdLfiagje Baltimore Orioles, Reimold, 25, to 3-2 on the season, this was Major League Baseball is in ONLINE hit a walk-off home run in the Badenhop's most proficient good shape. with the Marlins on April 9. Batter of the VNfeek from Aprf 1J-19, 2009. 2009 I lth inning last Wednesday to outing of his career. He had "They have tremendous work The BG News beat the Toronto Blue lays 12-10. previously not started a game habits and are taking advantage I Collected his first major league I Debuted and colededhs fist ht- win on May 7 2009 against the Sports Blog w«h the Orides en May 14.2009. Since getting called up from in over a year. of the opportunity," Schmitz the minor leagues, Reimold has BG baseball coach Danny said. Milwaukee Brewers. Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for continued coverage of your favorite Falcon sports teams We will continue to produce Updates on Falcons sports as Falcon Bash raises money, spirits yvell as other teams around By Andy Ouriel Athletic Kiwor Greg Christopher. University's budget exists. the MAC throughout the Senior Reporter Some of the University's most Christopher reiterated the Pier months prestigious members were in atten- importance of maintaining all 18 All throughout the year, tens of dance, including President Carol programs for the long-term future .b9newssp0rts.com thousands of fans come out to Cartwright who was sharing sto- of the school in terms of giving support University athletics. ries of how well she did playing Wii fans teams to root for and student Decked out in brown and orange Bowling. athletes a place to play. clothes, fans work almost as hard "I think it's very important to To ensure all teams are around, as the student athletes do by sweat- acknowledge supporters and fans Christopher said it can start with OUR CALL ing every second of games, contem- like this," Cartwright said "This is events like this raising money for plating the coaching decisions and about having fun and raising some scholarships. rejoicing over a victory in support of money |at the same time]." Veitch, who regularly attends Today in one of the 18 varsity programs the Having this event not only gives hockey, women's basketball and Sports History athletic derailment helps put on the athletic department the chance men's tennis contests, admits no the field, court, track or pooL to say thank you to fans, but also athletic program can exist without 1990-Randy Johnson On Friday, the roles were puts morale back into during the the scholarships and donations to pitches the first no-hitter in reversed and it was the fans being offseason. fundraising events. honored by the University's ath- "You are going to build momen- While making sure scholar- Seattle Mariner hsitory letic department. tum, support and excitement for ships are available, the University 1987-Mariners draft Ken Over 140 alumni, faculty, admin- the athletic program." Cartwright also wants to get the best student istrators and University supporters said. athletes possible and it starts by Griffy Jr. with the number one turned out for the Third Annual But momentum could be halted having enough resources at the overall draft selection. Falcon Bash. with the possibility of losing one or University's disposal, said Mary Day long festivities which includ- more of the athletic teams. Ellen Gillespie, Assistant Athletics 1980-The New York Mets ed a round of golf in the afternoon at While he enjoys fundraisers Director for Development. draft Darryl Strawberry num- Forrest Creason, and video games, supporting student athletes, for- 'This outing goes to support all ber one overall. silent auctions, and casino-like mer psychology professor Russ 18 programs to be as competitive activities in the Sebo Center during Veitch said a sole event like this as they can be and to compete the night, all contributed to schol- is not enough to maintain the for Mid-American Conference The List arships for student athletes and amount of money needed to fund Championships every season," With the NBAs top seeded the athletic department. The night all 18 teams. Gillespie said. "Events like this concluded with a helicopter drop- "An event like this is irrelevant," make it possible." Cleveland Cavaliers losing ping hundreds of golf balls with a he said. "The continuation |of And while he recognizes the to the Orlando Magic in the majority of those proceeds funded University teamsl is going to fans support, Christopher tonight playoffs, it was yet another toward scholarships as well. depend on factors other than this." demonstrated in-person to those In total, an estimated $20,000 Earlier in the year, rumors cir- in attendance how much each disappointment for the city AlAINSBUZAS IHtBGNIWS was raised during the athletic culated over the life of the hockey individual means to the games, and more heartbreak for fans. department's biggest fundraising program due to budget concerns, meets, student athletes and the Since their last FOUR: Assistant Athletic Trainer Chad Young tears up the grass as he tees oil on the event of the year. but those rumors ended when athletic department. 9th hole during the Thud Annual Fakon Golf Bash on Friday The Volleyball team ran championship in 1964. "It's always a great opportunity the team finished their season. "We have an opportunity to say the 9th hole, challenging golfers to tee off with a five iron. Volleyball Coach Denise Van to bring together Falcon support- The possibility of teams in the thank you," he said. "We appreci- Cleveland has experi- De Walte allowed Young to give it another go since the turf got in the way. ers of BG athletics," said University near future being cut from the ate every Falcon fan." enced its fair share of misery through sports. 1.1997 World James skips media after Cavs This week in BG Sports Series: ^ose Mesas blown save in the In 2009, Sontag led the Falcons 9th inning of game 7 cost the elimination from playoffs by Orlando SPORTS with 21 runs scored and placed her name in the record books as well as Indians their first title in 49 BRIEF having the fourth highest home run years when they lost to the ORLANDO, Ha. (AP) — LeBron "We can't put it all a go-to scorer. The Cavs were Softball Players Receives total 1141 and 16th in slugging per- five-year-old Florida Marlins. lames walked off the court, head counting on Delonte West to be Academic Honors centage 1.4021 in the 2009 season. down, brushing off a few pieces on him. He needs a prominent shooter under pres- 2. "The Drive": of confetti, he ignored the few sure, and a healthy Zydrunas Two University softball players John Elway leads a legend- taunts by Magic fans and took some help." llgauskas was expected to be a have earned praised not only ary 98-yard drive which one last look at the crowd with- solid inside presence. on the field, but also in the class- SPORTS out muttering a word. None happened. Not when it room. eventually led to an overtime Not to anyone. Joe Smith I Cavs Forward counted. Both senior Hayley Wiemer BRIEF Victory for the Broncos in the A scintillating series by the the series. He went scoreless in That league-best, 66-win reg- and junior Susan Sontag were Soccer Academy to be held at .1987 AFC title game. NBAs MVP was washed away the second quarter, allowing the ularseason disappeared against named to the 2009 Academic All- by his not-so-supporting cast, Magic to go ahead by 18 points a Magic team that accounted for Mid-American Conference soft- University 3. "The Fumble'': as the Cleveland Cavaliers were at the half with little help from six of the Cavs' losses this sea- ball team. The University's men's soccer Deja vu. Browns running back eliminated Saturday night with teammates. son, counting the playoffs. Achieving a 4.0 grade point program will host the inaugural a 103-90 loss to the Orlando "We can't put it all on him," For Cleveland, a city desper- average, this was Wtemer's third Ernest Byner was going in for 2009 College Soccer Academy. Magic in Game 6 of the Eastern Cavs forward loe Smith said. ate for a championship after a consecutive honor. Wiemer also Starting Aug.l, soccer coach- the game-tying score in the Conference finals. "He needs some help." 45-year drought, it's the same received first team-All MAC hon- es from the University, includ- 1988 AFC title game before lames dressed quickly in the lames averaged more than old story - wait until next year. ors in all four seasons and an ing head coach Eric Nichols and he fumbled near the goal locker room, put on headphones 38 points, eight rebounds and Even King lames needs help in ESPN the Magazine Academic others across the Midwest, will and went to the team bus with- eight assists for the series, per- his court. All-District team selection. scout the area's top high school line with the Denver Broncos out talking to reporters. In obvi- formances that are almost "It'sveryfrustrating," Williams After playing four years, soccer players for recruitment recovering. ous frustration, he let his play do unmatched in league history. said. "I think we both had a Wiemer holds team records in possibilities. all the talking. But he is starving for a wing- 50-50 chance of winning this 111 in it- runs 132) and walks |121|. The deadline to register is July 4.2007ALCS: lames had 25 points, seven man. series. 1 don't think we was over- For Sontag, this was her first 24. Up 3 games to 1 in the series, rebounds and seven assists in All-Star Mo Williams was matched. They put us in a tough time being selected on the all- For more information, visit the the Indians collapsed losing his least spectacular game of supposed to provide lames with predicament." 1 academic team. University's athletic Web site. three in a row in blowout fashion to the Boston Red Sox. 5/OhNo.Ehlo': Florida State humbles Ohio State baseball The Chicago Bulls eliminate Tallahassee, ITa. (API — Mike Seminoles routed Ohio State 37- mark for hits in an offensive trailed 32-0 in the fifth. set in Miami, Ohio's35-8 victory the Cavs from the 1989 Martin sat back and relaxed as 6 on Sunday in the Tallahassee performance the football team "Everything they did was over Quinnipiac on June 4,2005. his Florida State hitters crossed regional and advanced to the would've been proud of. The right," said Ohio State coach Ohio Statestarter lared Strayer playoffs as Michael Jordan the plate one after another. super regional. Seminoles set or tied 18 NCAA, Bob Todd, who went through allowed seven earned runs with- hits "The Shot" right before The Seminoles coach was work- "I can honestly say I've never school or postseason records. seven pitchers in an attempt to out recording an out. Andrew the buzzer while hanging in ing with a 32-run lead - and it seen anything like it," Martin lason , the regional's most stem the rout. "Everything we Armstrong, the Buckeyes' fifth was only the fifth inning. said. outstanding player, hit a two- did was wrong." pitcher, was tagged for 11 earned pie air over Craig Ehlo. Stephen Cardullo set a tour- Florida State (45-16) set NCAA run double as the Seminoles The teams combined for a runs in one-third of an inning. nament record with seven hits. postseason records with 37 scored eight times in the first single-game postseason record "Itwasagreatfeeling/'Cardullo includingthreeofFloridaState's runs, 38 hits and 66 total bases, and cruised past the pitching- for hits (51) and tied the mark said, "it's definitely true that hit- NCAA-record 15 doubles, as the while Cardullo tied the school depleted Buckeyes (42-19), who for runs, which was previously ting is contagious." WWWBGVIEWS.COM FORUM Wednesday. June 3,2009 7," room to bring in bigger names rassing his actions were. SWORDEN to help lames. LeBron, I don't care if you From Page 6 Nevertheless, wherever were sickened, devastated James plays he is sure to con- or upset about losing. I don't The Daily Crossword Fix front office's inability lo build tinue to get the attention and care if you're a competitor brought to you by a team around him. Yes, the more preferential treatment. who doesn't accept losing. 1 I | i e 1 '■ 1 II n '. 11 Cavs were the best team dur- 1 can only wonder what the You have gotten to the point * Down ing the regular season, but reaction would have been if in your career and your life M II ", 1 Criminal, to a cop 2 Cavern effect that was because the support- lordan, Larry Bird or Magic where you need to own up 17 i" 119 3 Lens for closeups ing cast was just that, sup- lohnson acted this way for your actions. Call your- 4 Tap room 70 131 ^m ■ portive. In the playoffs, lames years ago. But the difference self a winner, but buddy, enjoy 5 Kid's cry before "No hands!" didn't have much help. between them and lames is your off-season golfing. You , -^MJ* ■ a^B^ 6 Jason's craft 7 Resign, with "down" This leads to the next big they are champions. are just lucky the Bulls have ?7 pa 31 < ^m ■n ■u 8 It paves the way question: How much lon- lames has earned respect yet to get a piece of you in the 9 Dtscolored with a spill 1 M ger is lames going to stay because of the athlete he is. postseason. " 10 Restaurant booth alternative in Cleveland? He becomes a But to be the best you have to For you Cleveland fans, 19 tu 11 Parisian cleric " 12 Blanc's opposite 33 Jazzy Lena free agent next summer, but heat the best, lames is argu- there is a line I must draw t. 13 Kids' book con- 34 Do very well this summer he will have ably the best player in the between loyalty and stupidity. 1 ■ nectives 38 Lure via a sting the opportunity to sign an league but Cleveland is far 19 Chestnut-colored 43 Really likes extension. ■■ 1 horse 45 Made a lap from the best team. 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June i. 20O9 CONSTRUCTION WWW.BGVIFWS.COM ONLINE: For more construction photos, check out the slideshow online Campus covered by construction projects at bqviews.com Story by Kate Snydtr South tunnel torn up for repair and upgrade Photos by Hannah Sparling South Tunnel is under con- The student-shaped void in the University's heart this summer has st nut ion for the summer. been filled with hard hats, bulldozers and yellow caution tape. The tunnel carries com- AH around campus, sections are roped offfbr various construction munication lines, steam and projects. Below is an outline of some ol the major ones. electricity from building to building, said Eric Wolfe, the project superintendent. TEAR IT UP: (RIGHT) Carpenter Dean "Your hot waterin ihedorms Jaquillard works on the patio behind ... is all fed by the steam." he Commons Marketplace Jaquillard is tear- said. ing up the old conctete that went bad last The firsl phase of the reno- year and replacing it with new. vation project began May 11. and will continue until the SMOOTH: [TOP MIDDLE] Chris beginning of August. Staib smooths conctete to fix a side- Phase one plans include walk neat the Education building. Most a new section of tunnel at of the sidewalk repairs on campus are Mcl-all Center and construc- taking place in between the f,l. tion reaching Anderson and Business Administration bu Arena, said Ken Webb, the but some spots leading to the pipe-fitter foreman for the and East Hall will also be renovated project. Phase two will pick PIPE WORK: Electrician Jeff Memtt car- The repairs are scheduled to be co up next summer, when ren- ries pipes to replace old communication lines pleted in about three weeks ovation on the tunnel will begin at Anderson and con- in South Tunnel tinue to Harshman. the tunnel's capacity. Webb said South Tunnel is "The steam system is at its under construction because maximum right now," Webb the concrete is deteriorating said. and the pipes are old. The The current lines in the tunnel hasn't been renovated tunnel are six inches, Webb PF •*• in 40 to 50 years. said, but the new ones will T "It shows it," Webb said. "It's be twelve, which will allow -' / *»I^V- W\ * '"^^ had its life." additional buildings to plug --.A/ r? 1 - Aside from upgrading the into the tunnel system and 1 ^* old pipes and concrete, the feed off the electrical, steam renovation will also expand and communication lines. SAW: Mike Wasserman 1 ^ cuts up fallen trees in front of Commons Marketplace after digging •"*"T£: up the stumps to make room for the South Tunnel renova- BULLDOZED: [ABOVE] An Huededt - igh what will eventually become tion The first a new practice field for the University's marching band Behind him. Josh Richards phase of the drives a bulldozer. Huedecker and Richards are pat! of a construction crew won1 renovation is create two new band practice fields and a ni .■. arking lot near the Perry Field House scheduled to be Construction on the projects started last Monday The band fields will be done by Julv finished by the 4th and the parking lot by mid-August beginning of August. Phase DIG IN: [RIGHT] Tim Behrman sits in a on top of a dirt pile near the Fine An two will begin building. Behrman is helping replace water lines js part of the South Tunnel project. next summer. The water, electric and communication lines -no all being upgraded -.,------.. — --..-...... 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