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ON THE ICE: Hockey team prepares for rare SHOWERS Thursday game against HIGH 50 LOW 33 Notre Dame; PAGE 8 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 61
Kerry concedes, Bush winner
By Calvin Woodward frequently bitter campaign. THE ASSOC AICD PRESS Bush also won New Mexico's WASHINGTON- l>resident Bush five electoral votes in a narrow Voters voice won four more years in the White contest decided Wednesday. House on yesterday and pledged Those, combined with Ohio's 20 to "fight this war on terror with electoral votes, gave Bush 279 in anger with every resource of our national the Associated Press count, nine power/ lohn Kerry conceded more than the 270 needed for Blackwell defeat rather than challenge the victory. Kerry had 252 electoral vote count in make-or-break votes, with Iowa (seven electoral By Bob Moser Ohio. votes) still unsettled. COPY CHIEF "I will need your support and Bush was winning 51 percent COLUMBUS-"1,000s of W)tes I will work to earn il," the presi- of the popular vote to 48 percent Suppressed, Democracy dent said in an appeal to the 55 for his rival. He led by more than Failed!" and "Shame on million Americans who voted 3 mUlion ballots. Blackwell!" were just a few lor his Democratic rival. "We are Officials in both camps chants of protest heard from entering a season of hope," he described the telephone conver- the steps of the Statehoiise said. sation between two campaign and Federal Building in The president spoke before warriors. Columbus yesterday, as con- thousands of cheering support- A Democratic source said Bush cerned citizens from all ovei ers less than an hour after his called Kerry a worthy, tough and Ohio called for accountabil- vanquished opponent ended a honorable opponent. Kerry told ity from Secretary of State I. campaign that brought him ach- Bush the country was too divid- Kenneth Blackwell. ingly close to victory "We cannot ed, and Bush agreed, the source While a record turnout of win this election,' Kerry said in said. Bebeto Matthews AP Photo Ohio voters on Tuesday has an emotional farewell. Yet Kerry's public remarks con- RE-ELECTION SPEECH: Dr. Michael Welner, far right, hugs his friend Orli Hacker as they watch Presidenl been praised by media great The a'-election triumph gave tained an element of challenge Bush's re-election speech on a giant monitor at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. Wednesday Nov. 3, 2004. and small. 150.001). voters the president a new term to pur- to the Republican president. were forced to vote provi- sue the war In Iraq and a con- "America is in need of unity and memories of the bitter recount in battleground states he got last Bush's relentless effort to sionally. Kyle Gebhart. junior. servative, tax-cutting agenda at longing for a larger measure of Florida that propelled Bush to the time. Facing die cruel aridime- wrestle Pennsylvania from the was one of many local voters home—and probably the chance compassion," he said. "1 hope White House in 2000. tic of attrition, Kerry needed to Democratic column fell short. to have trouble at St Mark's to name one or more justices to President Bush will advance those Running mate lohn Edwards, do more than go one state bet- 1 le had visited the state 44 times, Lutheran Church in Bowling an aging Supreme Court values in the coming years." who gave up his North (Carolina ter than Al Gore four years ago; more than any other. Kerry Green. I le called the Board of Hours earlier. Kerry had tele- Kerry placed his call after Senate seat rather than seek a redistricting since then had left picked up New Hampshire in Elections in die days before to phoned Bush with a private weighing unattractive options new term, instantly becomes a those 2000 Democratic prizes 10 perhaps the election's only turn- make sure that his name was concesrioa overnight. With Bush holding leading contender for the parry's electoral votes short of the total over. on die roll, because B verifica tides to both men stressed fast to a six-figure lead in Ohio. presidential nomination in 2008. needed to win the presidency, In Ohio, Kerry won among don card was never mailed they had agreed on a need to Kerry could give up or trigger a Buah built a solid foundation llorida fell to Bush again, young adults, but lost in every bee! the nation after: a long and struggle that would have stirred by hanging on to almost all the hut no argument about it. other age group. PROTEST, PAGE 2
Political PoL Science class oners LESSONS signs taken world experience in NYC on Tuesday a team of about 15 students agenda from the U.N. to pick By Carrie Whitaker Model United Nations through a competitive process agenda topics for the simula- EDITOR.IN-CHIEF allows students to based on the student's appli- tion," he said. After 25 sleepless hours, mem- cation and interview perfor- The class helps snidents real- bers of the College Democrats work as diplomats. mance. The class is open to ize the level of difficulty the and Reach Out were made aware undergraduate students of any members of the U.N. deal with of an unpleasant surprise on By laren Weber level and major. on a daily basis. Tuesday. REPORTER "The 15 students take a three- "You learn a lot about diplo- Around 2 p.m. diey found their A political science class called credit hour political science class macy, negotiation, conflict Kerry/ Edwards signs had been Model U.N. is seeking applicants called Model U.N., and during resolution and how to get large removed from the Union Oval for the experiential learning the class, we prepare diem to groups of people with very and campus kiosks by University class offered this spring where represent the foreign policy of diverse interests to actually grounds workers. students learn by doing. a country that we get assigned," agree," Simon said. Members of both groups were The class gives snidents the Simon said. The biggest challenge that outraged, feeling their freespeech opportunity to travel to the Model U.N. is a role-playing Simon faces year after year is had been impeded and that the United Nations headquarters simulation widi the same struc- raising money for the trip. Will Clark BG News administration had not handled in New York City to simulate a tures, committees and topics Students enrolled in the class the situation correcdy. general assembly meeting. that die real U.N. deals with, pay S375, which covers about Q&A: Cynthia Mahaffey. center, spoke last night at a forum University officials said they Dr. Marc Simon, director of he said. called, "Lesbian Exhibit A: Everything You Always Wanted to are still unsure who sent in the program since 2000, selects "Thev usually use last year's UNITED NATIONS, PAGE 2 Ask a Lesbian." the call to Facility Services, but that it was an unfortunate communication mistake. The situation began around 2 p.m. on Tuesday, when members from both groups began trying to Graduate students, faculty staff meet to share techniques find out why their signs had been removed. By Laura Hoesman lic, except for the Researchers' The presentation, which will Currently, the software is Used at Jeff Nolish. president of Reach REPORTER Luncheon, for which tickets take place tomorrow at 10:45 BG for distance learning. Out, and Nathan Nickens, the "It's really critical Almost 250 graduate student and are required. Over 167 posters, a.m. in room 201 of die Union, Hatch said his next project will University student who ran for faculty researchers will convene created by researchers to visu- right now that we do will display the advances diat be a virtual reality device called Dist. 2 State Senate, said they at the Student Union today and ally present their findings, will BG researchers from varying "Pocket Virtual World." which scrambled from office to office things to engage the tomorrow for "Engaging Minds be on display in the Lenhart fields have made through col- will allow people to explore Tuesday trying to get an explana- Across Disciplines," BG's tiiird- Grand Ballroom from 9 a.m. to communiity and the laboration. distant places and pieces ol tion as well as permission to put annual research convention. 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. state, and provide "It's really critical right now architecture without leaving the their signs back up before the The main purpose of the con- The academic deans will that we do things to engage the country. voting polls closed. information." ference, according to Associate kick off the conference with an community and the state, and Dr. loyee (iromko. a musical They were upset, Nickens said, Vice-Provost for Research, Dr. opening discussion with fac- OR. LARRY HATCH, CHAIR OF VCT provide information, on how arts professor, will present her because all day they had tried Cynthia Price, is to showcase the ulty members and administra- technology works," Hatch said. research findings in a panel dis- to abide by all the regulations, research that University gradu- tors in the Union Theater at 10 knowledge. He added that with- 1 le added that research will help cussion on Friday at 9:30 am. in which included die federal law ate students and faculty have .i.iii today. out active faculty research, "the the University get more funding. room 201 of the Union. Gromko that said signs must stay 100 yd. recently conducted. In addition "We will be talking about quality of instruction students During the presentation. will discuss her findings in the from the entrance of a polling to University researchers, 56 ways we can encourage fac- receive is diminished." Hatch will present the new vid- discussion titled "What are the location. researchers from private indus- ulty research," said Dr. Donald Dr. Larry Hatch, the Chair eoconferencing software that Hot Topics in Research"" which To make it more difficult, the tries, other universities and gov- Nieman, Dean of the College of of Visual Communication and he initiated the creation of three indicate a connection between University's Free Speech area ernment agencies will partici- Arts and Sciences. Nieman said Technology Education at BG, years ago. The software, which 15 learning to play or listen to happens to be located within the pate in the conference. that instructors who conduct will be a presenter for a program students helped to create, allows music, and improved perfor- 100 yard distance. The event, which will include research help to foster the excite- titled "New Media and F.merging for long-distance Internet- mance in odier subjects such as several panel discussions and ment of discovery in students by Technologies: How Far Have We based videoconferences with SIGNS, PAGE 2 speeches, is open to the pub- teaching them newty-discovered Come?" people anywhere in the world. MINDS. PAGE 2
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Thursday, November 4.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Enraged voters blame Blackwell for disenfranchisement PROTEST, FROM PAGE 1 County, where Columbus is said. "Some of diem were my The Secretary of State's Office located, were granted permission teachers actually, that's how I released a count yesterday of to him alter he Mill a change of by a judge at 8:15 p.m. to Till out found out about the number." 155.337 provisional ballots that address tin m earlier this year. paper ballots to help speed up Morrison was working for citizens voted on in Tuesday's "When I went to vole, the roll the lengthy waiting process. This Election Protection at the election. Unofficial vote totals hook didn't have my name,' ruling was quickly challenged Clenwood Elementary poll from CNN put President Bush (lebhafl said "So they l|«>ll work- In Secretary of State Blackwell, located in the old west end of ahead by about 136,000 votes in ers] said Oh it's no problem take who filed an appeal in an effort Toledo, which he says was a Ohio. Many absentee and over- a provisional ballot' I said there's to deem any votes not cast on an predominantly democratic and seas ballots have still not been no way I'm taking a provisional electronic machine illegal. African-American population. counted in Ohio, and the state ballot, because those don't count Blackwell held a press con- While every precinct in Ohio law prohibits all provisional bal- until later and the) are easU) ference at the Statehouse on was required to open it's doors lots from being counted until ten c haDenged." Ohio's voter turnout during the at 6:30 a.m., Morrison said that days after the election. The poll woikers told (iehhart early hours yesterday morning. Glenwood Elementary did not While lohn Kerry's concession in till out another change of When challenged with a ques- allow voters in until 8 a.m. to President Bush has ended any address form, but he called the tion about his role in preparing "Between 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. I race for the White House, the lloard ol Elections'Office to plead the states counties adequately for saw over 100 people walk away in remaining votes in Ohio will still his case. Within the hour poll Tuesday's expectedly high turn- frustration," he said. "I'm not sure be counted as planned. workers were ordered to give him out, Blackwell denied responsi- it any of them came back." I jsa Padalski of Reynoldsburg, a real ballot and hand write his bility for the preparation. The precinct that Morrison Ohio volunteered as a poll name into the roll book. "We announced the 7.9 mil- worked at was one of the few observer in the Columbus area. "So this worked for me, but lion registered figure the weekend in Ohio that did not use punch She believes that county election how main people is this gonna before this election," Blackwell card ballot machines. Instead, boards were not properly pre- happen to who wouldn't mntcM said. "County Boards an' respon- voters were required to fill out pared by the Secretary of State for it," he said. "The same thing hap- sible for buying their own voting a scantron-like form where they the large number of Ohioans who Bob Mow BGNews pened to my friend, but he took machines." bubbled in the candidate of their had registered to vote. a provisional ballot even though When a reporter followed up choice with a pencil. Midway "1 was at 12 polls yesterday, all WON'T TAKE IT: University student Erin Holmberg joined protesters in his name should have been on by asking how the Secretary of through the day the precinct ran in low-income minority commu- Columbus from around the state to protest election results. the rolls." Siate could hold no influence out of supplies, and according to nities," she said. "Young moth- "Until we know that democra- over the equipment needs of Morrison there was no urgency on ing in line to remove lohn Kerry Many citizens waited In line to ers were pushing strollers waiting cy has taken place in ()hio, things buttons from their clothing. vote for more than live hours on county boards, Blackwell did not the part of l-ucas County Board of for hours to vote. There were not can't tie projected," she said. "We Tuesday night. I hose who made it answer the reporter and quickly flections to fix the problem. Columbus resident |oy Bemis enough machines. What hap- in Ohio really feel like we've been made her anger known through a to the poll by 7:3(1 p.m. in Warren concluded the press conference. "I was sent out by Election pened to the Help America Vote rolled over by mass media ... last (bounty near (antinnali were still Ivan Morrison, a student at Protection to buy #2 pencils for Act in Ohio?" bullhorn outside the Statehouse night on CNN I heard reports yesterday in line at I1:30 p.m. thai night. the University of Toledo, was In people to use because the poll As an organizer for the Toledo that everything seems to be going "I may not have been there at Roughly (i<) students at Kenyon Columbus yesterday to protest had ran out," Morrison said. "The league of Pissed-OtTVoters. Holly fine at die polls, and there are College were still waiting to vote what he feels has been poor prep- Board of Elections wasn't will- ground nro on 9/11," she said. Roach was upset that projections no signs of disenfraiH hiscment. "but I am definitely at ground at li::t() a.m. yesterday morn- aration stemming from the State ing to run out and buy them. for Ohio's outcome were allowed ing. According to the Columbus Board. They were giving people a false zero for this election. We're com- Firsthand, 1 saw it all Idisenfran- to be made by Fox News and N B(! sense of security." "There were 35,000 people ing for you Mr. Blackwell!" Dispatch, voters who arrived chisement] happening, and it News when all die votes still aren't After seeing Franklin County before the deadline in franklin challenged onTuesday," Morrison breaks my heart." counted. The [ssociated Press contrib- [Kill workers ask people stand- uted to this article.
College Democrats, Reach Out dissapointed by University decision to remove sips on election day SIGNS. FROM PAGE 1 out in the rain since 7 p.m. [the signs off the kiosks, that shouldn't ITuesdayl," Nolish said. "Today freedom of speech." the grounds people." night beforel ... don't screw with have happened. And we may ITuesdayl, there was no existence Nickens said he is unsure who Overland said she is positive \n iirding to the advertisement us on election day." never know why that call was of a free speech area, on election made the call to remove the the call did not come from the section ol the Student Handbook, Wmida Overland, dean of stu- made or who made the call." day of all days." signs, hut thai the topic should lie Student Affairs or Student Life all signs must be approved first. dents, said University administra- The group was eventually Overland said she is sure the addressed. offices. Nickens said the students were tors were just as confused as the allowed to put their signs back up, signs being removed had mostly (Censorship is wrong — always "Even though they did not fol- not told they were breaking policy students. She said she didn't hear but N'olish said the conversation to do with breaking policy and — I never have a problem with low policy we would not have before the signs were removed. about tile situation until 4 p.m. is not over on campus. He said nothing to do with violating stu- anyone)) opinion, even if they asked them to take down the signs "All we were asking lor was "It was hard to unravel, I under- they are still confused by where dents rights. don't agree with me," Nickens yesterday,' Overland said. "It frus- an injunction, to say 'hey listen, stand why they were confused free speech is allowed. "It was a highly emotional clay said "What I have a problem with trated me because we are sup- this is an issue thai you didn't and I understand why they were "I xn's say the free speech area is Tuesday, and it was not how we is for someone to look down from posed to work with policy. I don't define and didn't clearly address'," upset," Overland said. "I don't the only place that is legitimate to wanted the day to end." Overland their office and make this deci- know why that individual person Nickens said. "We are dealing with know why the grounds people place political endorsements — said. "I don't think anyone, hon- sion. No one has admitted to this made those phone calls, but it was people who have been standing were called and told to take the We couldn't have done that today estly, was trying to violate peoples decree, but I guarantee it wasn't an unfortunate situation."
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UNITED NATIONS, FROM PAGE 1 our western democracy, making small West African country they what we casually call globaliza- that they were able to share that MINDS. FROM PAGE 1 decisions in an effort to preserve represented even to groups with tion," Simon said. knowledge with other people," math and reading. half of the total cost of the pro- the ideals that arc prevalent in similar interests. "Events like 9/11 and the War Simon said. "They got them "Reading musical notation gram. Several academic depart- other parts of the world." "You get a lot of people who in Iraq are one tangible way interested enough that the high with speed and accuracy is ments and programs provide the One of the main goals of the want to talk, but not a lot of peo- that students might see that our school group took off on their majority of the other funds. class is to improve students' ple who wiuit to listen to what lives are connected to people in related to achievement in read- own." ing comprehension tests," said "All we want to do is safely and communications skills, and you are trying to tell tiiem," she remote parts of the world." The knowledge that Students Gromko. "Reading music is relat- successfully participate in the increase their awareness and said. Students must come to terms have of how their lives are linked ed to achievement in math and conference," Simon said. understanding of international Participating in the conference with the fact that the United to people around the world has Karen Kilns, a senior political politics, Simon said. proved how difficult diplomacy States is not the only country spatial aptitude." become vital to their own suc- (aumko's research of "near- science major who participated Interaction and participation can be when dealing with so that impacts the worid today. cess. in the program last year, said is essential during the simula- many differing policy opinions, "The worid is becoming much "For a student to succeed in tntnsfa effects ol music instruc- tion" over tiie past 16 years has the program was an eye-open- tion in order to get other coun- -aid Runs more interconnected, and the this world, it helps to understand ing experience that forced her to tries to support your countries' "Negotiadon and compro- idea that we in the U.S. can included the study of people ages the perspective of die other six two through 22. She believes that examine the role of the United proposed legislation. mise were essential throughout ignore what happens elsewhere billion people on the planet." States in the international arena. "You have to get out and inter- the process, illustrating the dif- is not realistic in the 21st cen- the connection lietwccn mind, The deadline for applica- body, and spirit is stronger for "In order to gain the most act," Simon said. "You have to ficulties diat any international tury," Simon said. tions is Monday and they can be students in music classes, and from the experience, it is essen- learn to work collaboratively, body faces," she said. One of the successes of the picked up at Simon's office in 123 that this connection transfers to tial that students really try to and learn to represent a point of The knowledge of alternation - program is the formation of a Williams Hall. Completed appli- see issues through the eyes of view you often disagree with." al politics has become seemingly Model U.N. program at die local cations can be emailed to Simon other subjects students study. Editor's Note: for a full list their assigned countries," she Senior Sara Kaminski, also a more important because of die high school headed liy veterans at msimonObgnet.bgsu.edu or said. 'Sometimes, it can be dif- participant in the program in events that have occurred in the of the program at the University. dropped off in an envelope on of conference events, visit ficult to look past the accepted 2004. said that it was difficult to world in recent years. "The students were so moved his office door. http://bgsu.edu/offices/spar/ political and cultural policies of communicate the views of die "This is mostly because of by what they did and learned Research_Conference or call (419)372-2481. WIN a $50 Shopping Spree From CUT-RATE Tobacco Three Levels T A S ANNSMARLBORO S E 1 Your Own DOREAGCEEAAI 1SPEPR Grand Opening MEUTIQUESTRVSKRTBP Bedroom and OCTMLLI PKFHN IRIODA L1AOERICB1BPACUNYC Bathroom REARESOI SRRTSREAGM DAVELIHFHTSTBE1RAB Ashley & Bassett DEAIOTEHUPEOSIECOD CSBAGAOSTENEHYABSY Furniture NNO I PAENWSNWANKFNO EEADTLRSTEATURDCKW i i -ml TCC SDURRNV I DESROUC •m B ANYNTEEEEAODEENCDL ijnai RIATHEEHSTETIR1CDD FREE TCQSTKCALBN1 ATPAC1 UM1 VTEOATNAVEDGBPA Cable & Internet CWS YALCRABME LASOUE SFTSEBSYKCUTNEKTFA
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MINORITY FRESHMAN PASSING ON STATE U. www.bgnews.com/campus (KRT) — State universities around the country are reporting a decline in African-American freshman this year. Michigan enrolled 350 black freshman, a drop of 60 from last year. University of Georgia had a 26 percent drop, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign lost 192, or a 32 percent drop. CAMPUS Effects of gay ban get^^L^^W rhe calendar of eventsa is laktn from life^^L^BM^Hk ^t|r ^^■^^ hltp-J/evenls.bgsmedii/ remain to be seen By Carrie Spencer the statewide amendment 8 a.m. lo 5 p.m. The KEY Yearbook is offering 7:30 p.m. TH[ ASSOCIATED PRESS "The state of Ohio I lie "side show" of gay CMAI Annual Campus Wide free portrait sessions to all grad- Nachtgestalten (Night Shapes), The economic effect of Ohio's faces very serious marriage only distracts from Kwanzaa Celebration Ticket uating seniors. All kinds of Berliners appear in new ban on civil unions will dealing with a struggling Sales. The event features a pre- Union Black Swamp Pub this big city odyssey during the be difficult or even impossible fundamental educational system, an sentation of the seven principles Pope's visit. Wonderful camera to predict, business and legal problems. ..The fact outdated tax code and of Kwanzaa. African dancing and Noon to 1 p. m work gives the film an authentic experts said yesterday. relentless global economic drumming, a soul food dinner Silent Witness Re-shrouding. touch. Ohioans amended the that we're spending pressure, Morrison said. First Floor. Htinna //nil constitution to deny legal "We've lost over 200,000 jobs. and door prizes! Admission is Prout Chapel any time on this We're just nol prepared," he said $8 w/ student ID, S10 non-stu- status to all unmarried couples with 62 percent of the issue illustrates "Domestic partner benefits are dents and $5 children under 12. ."i p.m. to I[ instead be a business I lisnplines is the theme of the Visiting Artist (photograph Tech Building247 Mentors. "You don't know il other business in Cincinnati magnet, said Chris Long, third annual BOSH Research Nicholas Nixon someone leaves because they're helped that cltj repeal an Akron-based executive Conference. Olscamp Hall. Room 221 8 p.m. to !>::!() p.m. gay or lesbian," he said Musi 11 -year-old charter provision director of the Christian Union Bible Study of the Gospel of people are going (o quietly make banning laws protecting gay Coalition of Ohio. 7 p.m. Mark a decision." people from discrimination. "It will speak to people that Ohio is a tainiK friendly state 9 a. i n. lo 5 p.m. Texas Hold'em Tournament Union, Room 314 (occasionally The economy loomed large Voters in the ciiy repealed thai Senior Portraits Union Black Union Rilcon's Xesl Room 21)8 in a campaign over an osten- measure by about the same when; traditional values are upheld MH\ revered," he said. Swamp Pub sibly moral question. Exit polls margins in which they approved College Repub. Nafl Comm. scammed for contributions
By David Postman and lim Bmnner "/ don't have any Of the money spent by group's fund-raising records KRT CAMPUS tile group this year, nearly 90 show. I he (ollege Republican National more money..I'm percent went to direct-mail Now, she said, "I'm really Committee has raised nearly stopping giving to \ endors and postage expenses, scrounging." $8 million this year through according to records filed with In Van Buren, Ark., Monda lo an aggressive and misleading everybody. That was the Internal Revenue Service. Millsap, 68, said she emptied fund raising campaign that col- all my savings that Some of the elderly donors, her savings account by writing lected money from seniorciti/ens meanwhile. wound up checks to College Republicans, who thought they were giving to they got." bouncing checks and then got a bank loan of $5,000 the election efforts of President emptying their bank accounts and sent that, too. before Bush and other top Republicans CECILIA BARBIER. "I don't have any more totaling her donations at more Many of the top donors were RETIRED CHURCH WORKER money," said Cecilia Barbier, than $73,000. in their 80s and 90s. The donors a 90-year-old retired church The group has been a wrote checks — sometimes Republican Campaign Fund." council worker in New York starting place for many is now independent It was set to National Committee is an hundreds and, in at least two But all of those groups, City "I'm stopping giving to prominent conservatives, help get out the vote for fuesdayrs amazing organization which c ases, totaling more than according to the small print on everybody. That was all my including Bush adviser Karl Re i\ e. election. is getting a lot of young |>eople S100,(100 — to groups with official the letters, were simply projects savings that they got." anti-tax activist Graver Norquist Officers of the College involved in the political process," sounding-names such as of the College Republicans, who Barbier said she "wised up." and former Christian Coalition Republican National Committee said Paul Gourley, the group's "Republican Headquarters collected all of the checks. But not before she made more executive director Ralph Reed. did not respond to questions treasurer, who signed many of 2004," "Republican Elections And little of the money went to than 300 donations totaling Once a part of the Republican about their fund raisin;;. SCAM, PAGE 7 Committee" and the "National election efforts nearly $100,000 this year, the National Committee, the group "I think the College Republican
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What do you think of the informing students of their was lowered to 18, mass turnout exactly why this is. electorate. While political apathy has student turnout? Send an Email rights are to be commended. of young people in elections Some blame politicians for It is up to us to make sure marred the last few generations to [email protected] and But it is one thing to get caught was anticipated. not effectively speaking to that this new dynamic lasts. of college students In this coun- tell us what you think, or post up in the whirlwind finale of a After all, during the Vietnam young voters. Others blame President Amy Gutmann try, no one would have drawn leeback on our web site. campaign season -- in fact, it is era, it was difficult to envision young voters for not voting came to Penn wishing, among Mich a conclusion from the exceedingly difficult to avoid it. any set of circumstances under sending out indicators to other tilings, for the student atmosphere on the Universtt) ol It is quite another thing to which the 18- to 24-year-old politicians that issues Pennsylvania's campus Tuesday maintain anywhere near that voting bloc would not be highly concerning 18- to 24-ycar-olds body to set a new standard of political involvement. The entire Universit] was of political discourse and level of intensity and involve- politically active.Since that time. do not need attention. buzzing well aware ihat this activism. ment on a regular basis in however, voter turnout among But if early indications hold At this point, it seems that her luesdaywas not like other days, I lold onio it. between presidential elections. young people has been tnre. this election will destroy vision has become a reality. It is On Election Day, this com- All the individuals and And yet. we should. consistently low. this dynamic and replace it with now up to us to make sure that munity grasped the importance campus groups involved in When, in 1970, the United For years, pundits, political a new one, in which candidates this reality continues. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PEOPLE Civilian deaths to normal was enough to put him he began to raise his voice, 0NTBE STREET Screaming a smile on my lace and lift my it was at this point that I got a ignored by public spirit a bit diis morning. little anxious and quickly walked "What is your reaction Unfortunately, most doesn't help to My exceptionally good mood away. to George W. Bush's only lasted a few hours though. Several hours later, I came Americans are unaware of the GEORGE It was quickly mined by a person victory?" facts behind what is really change minds across a similar situation on VALKO holding a political advertisement campus in front of die Union. 1 happening outside our borders. I understand that today sign standing on Main Street in kept my distance this time how- c ase in point one of the Vie Pie,! Piper l'ucsda\ is flection Day and downtown Bowling Green. ever, and observed a member of most important news stories Being from a niral area I had a political group yelling at a stu- was released last week, and the half ol the people in this country Saddam and over the last 18 arc happy because it's all most never seen anyone in a city hold- dent, who had taken a moment mainstream "liberal" media gave months over 100,000 Iraqis have over... all the negative ads, the ing any sign other than a beggar out of his day to stop and listen it little attention. On October died under us. hype, and the tug-of-war polls holding a "Will work for Food" to this group on campus 28, Reuters reported thai since In order to make this a fair on the nightly news. The other sign. I was so taken back by this I can recall similar situations the start of the Iraq invasion comparison divide OUR 100,000 half of the people are trying to person holding this political sign involving preachers and in March of 20o:t over loo.ooo Iraqi's bv 3 and subtract OUR get their last stabs in for their and waving as cars went by that I ministers who upon discovering Iraqis had died. 100,000 Iraqi's by that 33,000 favorite candidate, trying one turned around and went back to thai everyone does not see their BRIAN WATTS "Making conservative assump- Iraqis. This gives OUR average ol lasi rime to sway die opinion of take a picture of him. point of view, get quite upset, tions, we think that about SOPHOMORE, 67,000 Iraqis killed by Ameiiia undecided independents. Wanting to know more 1 and begin yelling at people who 100.000 excess deadis. or more COMPUTER SCIENCE in one year I feel that I can relate to people decided to approach him. One of stop and ask a question. have happened since die 2003 I know that was like home- on both sides of the fence. the first tilings he asked me after Why don't more people 7 think its horrible." invasion of Iraq," said Les work, but just like homework it While I have my own personal we exchanged greetings was if I respect the personal and politi- Roberts of the Johns Hopkins gives you a better appreciation opinions on who should be the had voted yet. cal views of others? Bloomberg School of Public ol the big picture. We are to next president and who our local Upon telling him that I had, Do they actually think diat 1 lealth in a report published blame for the deaths ol 67,000 elected officials should be, I can he boldly asked me who I voted yelling at a person in an angry online by The lancet medical people per year on average, and also relate to those who will be for, when 1 wouldn't tell him his rage is going to change a person's journal. we are making progress. Hue glad when it's all over and life demeanor changed dramatically. views on an issue? Reuters further reported returns to normal, lust I le lowered his voice and got a that, "The rise in the death rate had only tried a little harder, MR could have beaten Saddam's knowing it was election day, and disgusted look on his face. When CHRIS KIRKUM was mainly due to violence and average. that things would soon return I wouldn't argue politics with STUDENT much of it was caused by U.S. air strikes on towns and cities." lust Oh well, there is always North so all of you understand tliis. as Korea, or Iran, or Syria.... JOE C0ZZENS a country, America has killed Roberts also says. "What we have evidence of is the use of air JUNIOR, over lOOioOO Iraqi people. The second American civil war For some reason, I am the power in populated urban areas ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY only one who has even heard and the bad consequences of it So our brilliant plan for fight- companies making huge progressive grass-roots move- "I'm disappointed. It about this. It is f*&$%@$ ing "terrorists" in Iraq is to just ADAM profits on life-saving dnigs ment has grown stronger and amazing. Would somebody shows people tend to bomb the hell out of the urban MURPHY while millions of Americans gained remarkable support. please wake up and start reading lean more towards population, till we have killed cannot afford tiiem. Though it has not been able die paper. Further insight can be gained enough people, terrorist or not. Guest Columnist My sense of morality does to bring a victory over Bush ambiguous morality I for one feel proud that a fine NOT include saving the and the far-right, we cannot, from comparing this statistic than concrete issues." leader, and his learless adminis- Now that our elections have "unborn" for a future of poverty we must not give up. Despite to the number of people who tration, led us into a war in Iraq. come to pass, I would like to and a failing education system. the darkness of this hour, my are thought to have died under It somehow feels justified say a few words to my fellow The principle problem that friends, we must continue to Saddam Hussein's reign as knowing so many Iraqi people liberals. our country will face in the put our energies into President of Iraq. 1 do not like to see Bush as years to come is not terrorism, opposing Bush and his Fstimates place die number of died so we could give them freedom. president again, and given it is not health care, and it is not destructive agenda. dead under Saddam between 1 By die way for all you Bush the deep divisions within this the economy. V\fe must continue to sign and 2 million people. It sounds supporters, Iraq is not nation, the results of this No, the greatest problem we petitions; continue to send very small when you say it like election are extremely troubling face today as citizens of this messages to your representa- that so let me show you a bigger connected to die attacks of 9/11 for a number of reasons. nation is the ideological schism tives and senators in congress, picture. as die 9/11 Commission lias concluded. I firmly believe that Bush and among the American people. continue our activism. STEVE MILLER Between 1,000,000 and his cohorts represent the kind In most states throughout Now is not the time to lose 2,000,000 PEOPLE were Yet Vice President Dick of values and policies akin to a the Union, we see results that heart. When America's first SOPHOMORE, VCT estimated to have died under Cheney is quoted as saying, in Saddam. It is awful. an attempt to rally support for fundamentalist Christian, are quite close, even though great naval hero, John Paul 7 didn't want it to corporate oligarchy. they have been called for one Jones, stood on the deck of Mass killings continue to our war in Iraq, that Iraq is "the happen, but I thought It scares me to think that side or the other. As it stands, a his ship Honlion iine Richard this day. We see it in Iraq, we geographic base of the so many Americans have so little over half the nation follows against die larger 50-gun it would." see mass killings in the Darfur terrorists who have had us under skewed a sense of morality, that the Bush version of morality, British Serapis, the picture was region of Sudan now, which no assault for many years, but most this "morality" is one of the top a belief system the rest of us very grim. With his hull holed one in our "great" country seems especially on 9/11." He certainly reasons so many have given for vehemently disdain. near the wateriine, spars shot interested in, and it makes me sounds like one misinformed supporting die Bush We have reached a point to pieces, rigging mangled, and sick. individual. administration. where cannot reconcile the masts weakened, (ones was in Now it is time for the com- I have some more "facts" for I do believe that it was the differences between one a precarious position. When parison. you un-informed masses, Dick "moral" issues of abortion and faction and the other. My Captain Pearson of the Serapis Saddam served as president Cheney included. gay marriage that brought Bush friends, we are in the second called across the waves, "Has from July of 1979 through March For those of you who feel his support at the polls. But, as American Civil War, only the your ship struck?" the defiant of 2004. That is almost 24 years. Bush is a strong leader who I'm sure I don't need to tell you, shooting hasn't yet begun. Jones shouted back, "I have not So let us do some math and see showed what he was made of he is anything but a moral man And, God willing, the yet begun to fight." on average how many people in the days after 9/11; the Bush in my eyes. shooting won't have to begin. My friends, the fight is just STEVE HARLAND were killed every year under Administration gave the 9/11 My sense of morality After Bush first became now beginning for America's SOPHOMORE, Saddam. Commission only $3 million to does NOT condone lying to Let us see here, using the investigate the causes for 9/11, president, there arose a senti- future. I, for one, shall never SPORTS MANAGEMENT Congress, the American people, ment in this country that has give up on this nation, and largest estimate of 2,000,000 while it gave $50 million to the and our overseas allies to strongly opposed the man and her proper ideals of liberty, "I would have liked to people divided by 23 years gives commission investigating the rationalize an unneeded war. us a yearly average of... 86,957 Columbia space shuttle crash. the policies he stands for. Fquality, and Democracy. see a change." My sense of morality does Over die first four years of die Iraqi's. So on average, 86,957 NOT condone pharmaceutical people died per year under Bush administration, that LIBERALS, PAGE 5 PAY ATTENTION, PAGE 5 ANGELA GORTER MANAGING EDITOR TIFFANI MCKENZIE CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR NICOLE DELISIO CITY NEWS EDITOR KARA HULL NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MIRANDA BOND FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be fewer BGNEWS POUCIES E-MAH SUBMISSIONS as an attach- than 300 words. These are usually ASHLEY NEHLS DESIGN EDITOR letters to the Editor and Guest ment to thenews@>bgnews.com CARRIE WHITAKER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF in response to a current issue on the PATRICK MAYNARD ONLINE EDITOR Columns are printed as space on the with the subject line marked "Letter University's campus or the Bowling Opinion Page permits. Additional to the Editor" or "Guest Column." Only ELLIOTT SCHREINER SPORTS EDITOR Green area. 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Yep, the Ba'athists and lies his administration has I will not give up on the keep this dream alive, and I ask to flee to foreign lands, now Bush is IXll in tin- pocket of "big used to be on OUR side. been spinning for four years. dream of America, which so every fellow citizen of the wodd is not the time to give up on business", Rush's energy bill In 1979 Saddam then led his Lies that weapons of mass many patriots have bled and to understand that there are still America. "provides industry tax breaks own coup and took the reigns destruction existed in Iraq. died for on the field of battle, those of us in this nation who It is the time that we the worth $23,5 billion ovei 10 years of president. Lies that on the streets of the segregated will light against the arrogant people reassert our influence, aimed at Increasing domestic During the "The whole American troops South, and in the union picket America that Hush represents, freedom, and proper place in oil and gas production, and $5.4 Iraq-Iran war, would be greet- lines. Now is not the time to bow diis nation. billion in subsidies and loan President Reagan, Iraq problem ed as liberators. And I ask everv one of vou our heads and ween, now is not guarantees." who by the way is something You support a Most of these tax breaks and will be inaugu- president who is subsidies are for some c >l 11 is rated as die new we helped to on vacation over three dozen major fundraisers. god of America start. So in all 40 percent of the This information was obtained it 'Republicans honesty, some time. from the Thomas B, I dsall's nave anything And the Bush win saddens and inspires November 22.2003 Washington to say about it, of the 2 million kicker is, the lam holding out hope thai thanks to you. Civil rights have Post article. gave chemical dead attributed Bush admin- this will signify the end of both been set back for all unmarried But, what might be the big- and biologi- istration does RUSS ZIMMER major parties, couples because you are so gest surprise for many of the cal weapons to to Saddam are not even deny The Democrats have proved scared of homosexuals. students at the i Iniversity is that Saddam with full actually on our these charges, Asst Opinion Editor themselves incapable of I could at least see the reason we put Saddam I lussein into knowledge that they just blame running campaigns. for denying rights to someone power just as we put Osama Bin it would be used heads." someone else. Call me a sore loser. But I Social security and Bush's else if you personally gained, laden into power in the '80s. against Iran and This is why it don't want unification of the plans to privatize it were not but we all know that's not the In 1959, after a failed assas- possibly Iraqi is so hard for me two sides. We all know which mentioned enough to win over case. I seriously doubt lesus sination of then Iraqi President citi/ens. to listen to people tout the Bush side would have to do all the sufficient numbers of the elderly. would be happy with you all Qassim, a 22-year-old Saddam If that was not enough, right administration. People do not compromising. They always played Bush's promoting hate and not love, I lussein went into hiding in before Saddam invaded Kuwait, know their facts. With control of Congress, game, national security By add- no matter how unnatural you Egypt lie informed George 1I.W, Bush I would like to ask all of the Supreme Court and of course ing to the acceptance of fear as think it is. While there, he met with of his plans and was told that students at the University to the presidency, Republicans the number one issue of the For the actions you have several CIA agents. 1 )ue to the the U.S. had no interest, one "ge'cho ass together" and pay have no reason - other than the election, they did a disservice endorsed in this election, 1 will fact thai the U.S. was interested way or the other, in Iraq's con- attention, because this kind of best intemsts of the country - to not only to their chances to win, never forgive your community. in ousting the Qassim. the ( I \ flict with Kuwait. H.W. then deceit and corruption is ram- work with the Democrats. but also to the psyche of the I ven so, 1 hope dial the you agents installed 1 lussein in went back on his promise not pant. The White 1 louse has said as American public. will recognize the future mis- an apartment across the way to anack and Iraqi forces back Students interested in check- much. In a statement released But issues of fear and national deeds of the Republican party from the president so he could in the first GulfWar. ing my facts can go to'http:// Wednesday, they said they security were not the deciding and vote accordingly. Inform the OA of Qassims This is what depresses me. www.thenation.com/doc. viewed diis victory as a man- factor, it was moral issues. Personally, I have not lost all actions. The whole Iraq problem is mhtml?i=20O41108&s=facts" to date to move ahead aggressively Shame on you, (Christian vot- hope but I know a lot of people In 1968, the final Ba'athists something we helped to start. learn even more about the Bush with their agenda. ers. I low dare you legislate yi nir have. The youth vote did not COUp is accomplished and So in all honesty, some of the administration. They have no fear and morality for the rest of us, \( it come out in the numbers many Saddam takes a position of 2 million dead attributed to Students should also go to rightly so. Bush is in his final everyone subscribes to your were expecting, that's a place power in the new Iraqi govern- Saddam are actually on our http://www.sccondierm.us/ term, Cheney will not pursue beliefs and not everyone thinks to start. ment. heads. and click on "Thank you!" in the presidency in 2(KHi, many thai they will make the world 1 want to help set the exam- Robert Komer.a national What I have laid out in this the upper left hand corner to members of the cabinet will be better, certainly not by asking us ple and keep the discourse Security ath ISOt to President article is true, and if you still learn more about Saddam. reaching the end of the careers, to trust Bush. Bowing by asking people to get including Secretary of Defense You want to light to protect Involved, myself included. Don Rumsfeld. life? Abolish the death penalty, Members or founders of Of course, for the good name which Bush favors, I lc actually organizations of die liberal (not of the party, they can't be too set the record fbt most execu- affiliated with the Democratic extremist. Wrong. tions by a governor during his partyl persuasion on campus By reclecting (ieorge Bush, tenure In Texas, please send me information so this time with the popular vote. You want to protect innocent that I may do my pan. we have validated all his previ- life? Don't start unnecessary I want to thank all the stu- ous actions. I lis unislhandling wars. Maybe more importantly dents on campus who did more of the economy, his foreign stop supporting brutal regimes than just vole to remove Bush policy, his refusal to seriously worldwide. from power. It was not in vain address health care, his secrecy Vbu want clean living? Bush and it definitely isn't your fault. - all have been justified in the is the first president tc > enter the The respect I have for you and eyes of the American office with a criminal record. your work is a hundred-fold constituency. Even it In' has turned his life that which 1 will ever have for If people can except what around, he avoided jail because some punk opinion writer. 1 he has done thus far, it's not a of his name, t (there don't have kt ic iw others feel die same way. stretch to believe that when a that opportunity, hut he doesn't Thank you. well-known Republican runs advocate treatment for drag offenders instead of prison. Please send all info to By Kris Lachowski again, the sins will be washed GUEST CARIOONIST away. 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November 4. 2004 www.faBnews.com/nation IRAQ GUNMEN SIEZE SECOND AMERICAN BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Gunmen kidnapped a Lebanese-American businessman — the second U.S. citizen seized ihis week in Baghdad — and videotape Wednesday showed the beheadings of three Iraqi National Guardsmen and an Iraqi officer. WORID Dutch police nab suspected radicals i H t ASSOCIATED PRESS Spanish-Moroccan nationality, to al-Qaida. Muslim youths are Wisi ERDAM,Netherlands prosecution spokeswoman Hop thought to have been recruited — Police arrested eight more kiuimel said. The eight arc In here", and experts believe a num- suspected Islamic radicals addition to the suspect arrest- ber of cells in the Netheriands Wednesday in the slay- ed minutes after the provide funding to foreign ter- ing of a Dutch film- TERRORISM slaying, a 26-year-old rorist cells. maker who criticized Amsterdam resident The country is home to:! mil- Police have Muslim customs. of Moroccan origin. lion first- or second-generation arrested more Lawmakers ques- Their ethnic identi- immigrants, almost 20 percent of than 40 terror- tioned why authorities ties raised questions the 16 million population. There ism suspects hadn't kepi tabs on of links to the March are about 300.000 Moroccan since Sept. 11. the alleged killer, who 11 train bombings nationals in the Netherlands. 2001 attack had a record ol violent that killed 15)1 people- Kntimel said five of the sus- on the United crime and contacts in Madrid. Spain. pects, whose identities were not with a group under States. TWenty-nine suspects, released, were detained and surveillance. mostly Moroccans. released during an October 2003 I he arrests were have been charged investigation Into B potential ter- made in the 24 hours since Thco in those attacks; others arrest rorist threat. van Gogh was slam while cycling eel were of Algerian, Spanish. "They were previously known down an Amsterdam street Iiuiisian and Egyptian origin. to us," kruimel said. "As of now- iuesday - believed lo be (he I he Netherlands has arrested only one suspect is being held for riisi islamic terrorist attack in the more than 40 terrorism suspects Van (iogh's murder, but the inves- Netherlands. since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks tigation will determine if others si\ ol the detainees are of on the United States, including may have been connected." Moroccan ancestry, one is main accused ol providing logis- trie Kind AP Photo Algerian and the last has dual tical support for groups linked NETHERLANDS, PAGE 7 FILMMAKER AT WORK: Theo van Gogh, left, is shown in this Sept. 7,2004 filer, on the set of his film about the murder of the Dutch politician Pirn Fortuvn. Karzai elected first Afghan Pres. By Stephen Graham closest challenger and enough to from lune because of insecurity challengers would reject the 'HE ASSOCIAtEO PRESS avoid a runoff. and logistical problems. Qanooni election result. KABUL, Afghanistan — llamid A spokesman for Karzai, who and other challengers claimed 'We had a lot of questions, but Karzai was officially declared the was in the United Arab Emirates massive fraud in favor of Karzai the panel was not able to answer winner of Afghanistan* first-ever for the funeral of its late presi- and threatened to boycott the them," Balkhi said. "We are not presidential election Wednesday dent, said he was "very glad to results. satisfied with their findings." aftei a three-week probe into finally have the result we wanted" In its final report released Qanooni won 16.3 percent vote li and found no grounds to and appealed to rivals to put a Wednesday, die board confirmed of the vote, followed by I lazara invalidate his triumph. bruising campaign behind them. there were problems with ballot chieftain Mohammed Mohaqeq The joint U.N.-Afghan elec- "We are starting a new life, a stuffing and with the ink used to with 11.7 percent. toral board confirmed that the new Afghanistan and we hope mark people's fingers to prevent Mohaqeq, who vowed American-backed incumbent everyone with cooperate with its multiple voting. "never" to recognize Karzai's had clinched a five-year term as reconstruction," Elmi said. It said there was "no evidence" victory, declined to comment the country's first popularly Karzai was expected to make the problems were widespread or Wednesday. chosen leader. a victory speech in the Afghan that they favored only Karzai. Karzai, who will be inaugu- "His excellency llamid Kar/ai capital Thursday. "There were shortcomings,' rated this month, has vowed to is the winner of the election," His nearest rival, former said Staffan Damolf, a Swedish accelerate the slow rebuilding of board chairman Zakim Shah said Education Minister Yunus election expert on the panel. "But a country shattered by war and at a ceremony in the capital. We Qanooni, refused to concede they could not have materially drought with the goal of doubling arc announcing the first elected defeat, raising the risk of iwliti- affected the overall result." the income of ordinary Afghans Emilio Morenjtti AP Photo Qanooni's running male, Syed by 2009. president of Afghanistan." cal instability in a country slowly THE WINNER: President Hamid Karzai, who was just elected President Kar/ai received 55.4 percent emerging from a quarter-century Hussein Alemi Balkhi, said the Any attempt to focus on the of Afghanistan, gestures during a meeting. support in the Oct. 9 election, 39 of war. report was "unacceptable," but economy will be complicated by percentage points ahead of his The election itself was delayed he stopped short of saying the the challenge of confronting war- r lords and drug traffickers even as efforts to disarm unruly warlords. lot boxes from remote mountain i a stubborn insurgency grinds on. Some H million Afghans voted villages lot Counting by election Nv/vdm 5 & 6 The size of his task also has more than three weeks ago, a workers. turnout of 70 percent and a show H H Management Inc. been highlighted by an ongo- Karzai earned an overwhelm- tt*» ing hostage crisis involving three of enthusiasm for a democratic ing majority of votes among his i__ foreign election workers. experiment. fellow Pashtuns across the coun- | Midwest* Premier Comedy Cluh NOW RENTING FOR The abductions last week were Ihirteen election workers died tryS BOUth and east, and he won i 2005-2006 claimed by a splinter group of in bombings and shootings in In ever) major city, mmmsF Call 353-5800 the Taliban, which had vowed to the run-up to the Ixillot. Tens of He lost out to rivals across a from Saved By Hie Bell attack the election process, but thousands of foreign and Afghan swathe of the north and center officials also suspect the involve- security forces were deployed on dominated by smaller ethnic ment of militia leaders, who could polling dav, and helicopters and- groups, underlining the ethnic DUSTIN Hillsdale Apartments lose out if Karzai presses on with donkeys were used to bring bal- divides by years of bitter fighting. DIAMOND 1082 Fairview 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments & I WrJfiKdau 6 Thqttdau 3 Bedroom Townhouses ""j • • • Belamere Suites Hotel admission Dishwasher **/ r-ollofio ID Garbage Disposal csc&te fotAc. Mc Stop by the Office at SIGN UP TODAY! 1045 N. Main St.or Check our website at 445 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, OH 43402 www.meccabg.com www.greenbriarrentals.com for complete listing i, f. Thursday. November 4,2004 7 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Secret Service watched 150 Muslims mistreatmentofMuslimwomen. Immigration minister Itita NETHERLANDS, FROM PAGE 6 The suspect himself was not on that watch list. Authorities In the film, women were shown Verdonk told 20,000 Dutch who The Dutch have reacted with didn't release his name, and naked with texts from the Quran flocked to Amsterdam's central outrage to the killing of the film- Dutch media identified him only scrawled on their bodies. square for a noisy wake Tuesday maker, testing the nation's famed as Mohammed B. Police and eye- night that "we wont take this." tolerance and straining already The suspect had witnesses said the In the past two years, the gov- tense relations with the Muslim contacts with Samir "Is it a attackei shot Van ernment has passed a series of immigrant population. Azzouz, an 18-year- murder, or Gogh, stabbed laws cracking down on violent Mainstream Dutch Muslim old Moroccan immi- him, cut his throat crime, which is often blamed on groups condemned the killing. grant accused of plot- is terrorist with one knife, and Immigrants; expanding pros- A number of mosques were ting terrorist attacks attack? The pinned a note to his ecutors' wiretapping powers to closed Tuesday night for fear of against Dutch targets, chest with another. thwart would-be terrorists; and vandalism, and political figures NOS Dutch television facts must The note is said restricting further immigration. were given additional police repotted come out." to have contained Verdonk called an emcrgenrv protection. Members of par- texts from the meeting with leaders of Muslim The Justice Ministry said the liament called for an Quran in Arabic. groups to discuss how to avoid suspect in the murder of the emergency debate on though police confrontations, and Prime 47-year-old filmmaker — a dis- why the alleged killer would not confirm Minister Ian Peter Bafkenende 10ZIAS VAN AARTSEN. appealed lor calm. tant relative of painter Vincent — who police say had LEADER OF WD PARTY this. According to Van Gogh — is a Muslim radi- a record of \iolent NRC llandelsblad, "At moments like this, peo- cal associated with Islamic crime — hadn't been the note called for ple's prejudices come out." said fundamentalists on a terrorist stopped. an Islamic holy war, Masite Halici, a young Dutch watch list. "Is this a murder, or jihad. woman of TUrkish ancestry who InteriorMinisterlohanRemkes or is this a terrorist attack?'' said Van Gogh's killing, which came to lay a rose where Van confirmed that the suspect was Jozias van Aartsen, leader of the came two years after the murder Gogh was killed. known to have associated with conservative WD party. "The of populist anli immigration "They are angry, fearful, a group of 150 radicals who are facts must come out very, very politician Pirn Fortuyn in 2002, »iir\ing. But this is not about Gerald Herbert watched day and night by the quickly.'' stirred outrage and fears that Muslims in nun Muslims. This 1 DEMOCRATS: Sen. John Edwards, listens to his running mate Sen. Dutch secret service for fear they Van Gogh released a fic- Dutch people will no longer feel is about people being able to SB] John Kerry, D-Mass., deliver his concession speech. may commit a terrorist act. tional film in August about the free to speak their minds what they think." Direct mail used for Rep. scam SCAM. FROM PAGE 3 practices wen deceptive, to say Sterling Mania the least," said George Gunning, former treasurer of the Gollege Sterling Enclave Apartments in high demand! Republicans. internet in every bedroom: 24 own private bedroom door Gunning said he and two other The alarm clock sounds. hour state-of-the-art fitness locks! No more board members fought to cut ties You hi( (he snooze but- center, billiards, sand vol- worrying abour your with Response Dynamics but lon two. three. OK four limes. Before you realize leyball, resort style pool and roommates sticking you were blocked by other leaders the fundraising letters. it, you have 30 minutes to over sized hoi lub. free tan- with charges! Prices range He referred questions (o the led by Scon Stewart, the chair- head oul the door and gel lo ning, basketball courts, and from $299.00 to $304.00 group's communications direc- man of the Gollege Republicans elass in ihee inches of SHOW 24-hour computer lab! per monlh. The furniture tor, Alison Aikele. who declined from 1999 to 2003. As chairman, Relax, you live al Sterling I acfa of the four package is an additional to comment Stewart was the paid, full-time University Enclave, you can bedroom apartments include s,2~.il6 per month. Holly Rcinhan. An attorney and adviser to the manager of the organization. hop on the shuttle that runs a full-si zed washer and dryer, group defended the fund raising Gunning said he was assured every 15 minutes to campus panlry in every kilchen. Community Manager, said I \K . David DeWalt- Owner/Stylist fld\\X!f\^Af'' Jessica Messer- Stylist CUT AND STYLE INCLUDED W/ALL CHEMICAL SERVICES SPECIALIZING IN FOILS LeCAti«K: 529 Ridge Street, BG ?h*ve: 419-352-6459 BGSPORTS NFL: DALLAS PROMISES TO GET KEYSHAWN THE DAMN BALL. PAGE 9 BRIEFING BG soccer facing Akron in first round THURSDAY of MAC tournament November 4, I he Bowline Green men's soi cvr learn will bee Akron in 2004 the first round of the MAC tour- nameni this Friday. [he Falcons will Uwik to make www.bgnews.com/sports their mark after finishing the season 0-7 in conference play. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY The Falcons hosted the Zips earliei in the season, losing 4-1. The Falcons have been MAC i hamps three times in 11 years and have finished in the top three elghl times in those 11 seasons, Hockey ready to play Irish average (2.73), save percentage Kevin Shields coach Scott Palueh said. They've Steelers SENIOR REPORTER had a difficult schedule, but (.913) and shutouts with six. He A clash between two Central they're a team that brings a lot of currently has a 1.92 goals against Collegiate Hockey Association energy. They play a physical game, average on the year with a .949 rivals will take place tonight at they've had trouble scoring so far save percentage. have the BG Ice Arena, as the Fighting this year, but they're quick and I le teamed up last season with Irish of Notre Dame come to they're physical. They're really Brown, who set single-season town to battle the Falcon hock- young, they lost some key players, Irish records for goals against ey team to kick off a big CO IA but they have a lot of skill." average (2.321, save percentage found (.925) and shutouts with four as series. Up front, the Irish are led by The Falcons are off to a good forwards: Matt Amado, Michael a freshman. Brown is struggling stan as they sit 3-1 overall with a Bartlctt, Cory McLean, losh Sciba this season with a 4.33 goals new star COM record of 1 -1 after earning and Tim Wallace. Wallace, who against average and save per- a series split with Lake Superior is second on the team in points centage of .877. state at lioinc this past weekend with three, has a goal and two "You look at that goaltending tandem and you see a really good WILL (1-5,2-1). assists on the season. one-two," Palueh said. "Dave CURITORE Notre Dame comes into the On defense, the Irish are led by game 1-4-2 overall and has a Noah ISabin. Wes O'Neill, Brock Brown has given up a few goals Tin- Italian Stallion CCHA record of 0-3-1. Sheahan and Chris Trick. O'Neill, early, but we certainly know- what hist weekend the Irish tied a (i loot-1-inch sophomore leads he's capable of." First a disclaimer: I am not, last season, Broun shutout nor will I ever be a fan of the ill) and lost (4-11 to Northern the team in points with six, scor- Michigan at home, but they're a ing a goal and dishing live assists. the Falcons in tun Irish wins. The Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland teams split the season series with Browns, or an) other team team that has been battle tested last season as a freshman O'Neill asserted himself as one of each winning two ol the lour that resides in the AFC North early on in the year as they've matched upagainst ranked teams the top defensive- defenseinen in games. Division. "They've become a pretty Thai being said, I would, in each weekend. Minncsnta- college hockey lie was selected Duluth, Miami, Boston College 115th overall by the New York good rival of ours," Palueh said. however, like to praise a certain "They're our ( ( 11A travel partner player for the aforementioned and this past weekend's series Islanders in the fourth round in against Northern marked the the recent Nl II. Entry Draft. and our natural rival in terms ol Steelers. I lis name is, as most of the CCI1A scheduling format. It's you shouldVe already guessed, fourth weekend in a row the Irish In goal, the Irish will counter faced a top 15 team. with what may be the top goal- a team we improved our record Ben RoethUsberger. against a jwir ago, and there's You all must remember Their only win on the year tending tandem in college hock- came against Boston College, ey, having Morgan Cey and David no question that the series will the former Miami Redhawks' be big as far as points go, playing quarterback that torched us in who is the top-ranked team in Brown rotating starts. the recent national polls, Cey has been among the top them four times in a year." BenSwanger BGNews last year's MAC Championship The Falcon youth continues to Game played right here in "Lookingat Notre Dame, I think goaltenders in the CCHA the YOU JUST GOT SERVED: BG defensiveman Jeremy Branson checks a be the story so far this season. Bowling Green. We aD hated they're as battle tested as any past few seasons. He owns Irish Lake Superior player into the boards last Friday. The Falcons will be records for career goals against him before that, and even more team across the country," head HOCKEY. PAGE 9 in action against at the Ice Arena tonight against Notre Dame. after that. Many of us hated him at an entirely new level when he was selected with the eleventh pick In the 2004 NFL Dial! by (he Pittsburgh Steelers, ahead of our own losh 1 larris. BG rugby continues to roll We had no idea at the time that lioethlisberger would be the rookie sensation that he is. I lis firs) action came in Week 2 through NCAA tournament against Baltimore. He replaced former starter Tommy Maddox, The victories helped the Falcons We may not have had the then went on to complete 12 of By James Kuper GUESt REPORIER assume their usual place in die offense chugging along like nor- 20 passes for 17(i yards and two Like a Halloween spectre, the semi-finals of the Midwest I inals mal, but we didn't need it the way touchdowns. I le has started the firsi line of defense snuffed Sve of the seven games since Bowling Green rugby team has to be held at Purdue Uhfversit) risen from the grave to earn a this weekend. Howling Green will out everything in the opponents' then for Pittsburgh, winning face off against the Universit) centers. In the beginning of the all of them including a 34-20 spot in the semi-finals of the Midwest Regional of the National of Northern Iowa while the season, our defense consisted of victory over the New F.ngland University of Michigan lakes on our offense never giving up ball Patriots, snapping a 21-game Collegiate Rugby Championship Ihe University ol Wisconsin. possession," he said. "We had to winning streak (including play- Given up for dead as little as just 10 days ago, the Falcon ruggers "I'm sure close matches aa' a hit te-leam die art of defense after the offs) that goes all the way back with the fans but 1 prefer the 80- Mulligan & Indiana losses." to early in the 2003 campaign. dug into some of the grit and The game was played in front determination that has always point blowouts. BG head coach ''(in play after play, those guys kept BG near the top in the I n- Roger Mazzari'lla said. " They're (flankers Brian Parrel I, Bryan of a record crowd of 64,737 at Kupper, ID. Ackermann and Mike I leinz Field. legiate rugby world. BG bested much easier on my blood pus sure." Marquis and centers lake Puhl The Steelers are now con- Roger Mazzarelta BGNe*s a sloppy field and sustained tenders for the first time HANGING TOUGH: Flanker Mike Marquis leads a convoy upheld 35 mile an hour winds to beat Ma/yarella was quick lo point and Ian Gagnon) sold out their on his way to a try against Pittsburgh. The Falcons won the game Ohio University 27 - 10 and the out that the true hero nl the games bodies to slop a pair of pretty good University ofPittsburgh 12-7. was tlie Falcon defense ROETHUSBERGER, PAGE 9 and survived to play another round ol the NCAA tournament. RUGBY, PAGE 9 No. 1 Singh looking to win seventh tourney in eight tries By Doug Ferguson "The whole year has been year to win Disney, widi Singh reason he decided to end his hon- THE »SS0CI»IED PRESS good," Singh said. "You don't finishing second). eymoon in the Caribbean and Vijay Singh offered hope for really wake up one day and think Woods also had a great chance play in die Tour Championship. everyone yesterday, but only you're going to be able to play al East lake. He was paired with "I thought 1 had a chance to briefly. like I did this year. It's a buildup Singh in the final round of ihe come back and do some pretty I le showed up on the range at to it. You win one, and then you 2000 Tour Championship, but good things," Woods said. Fast Fake Golf Club and started win another one. You gel more both were beaten by Mickelson. The atmosphere is much dif- hitting a few shots widi an iron, confident, like snowballing. You The only difference is that Woods ferent than Champions Golf Club then a 3-wood. The swing was as can't wait for the next hole. Thai's had one final tournament that in Houston last year. The Tour fluid as ever, but the shots were how it's been." year to reach No. 10, missing Championship was supposed to not quite as crisp, A few were Perhaps the best way to mea- out when Mike Weir won the go a long way toward determin- weak fades, one of them a sharp sure his dominance is by look- American Express at Valderrama. ing whether Woods (five victo- hook. ing at the top 31 players on die This is Singh's only opportunity ries) or Singh (four victories, No. Then again, the clubs came money list who qualified for the to reach double digits. 1 on the money list) would be the from the bag of left-hander Steve Tour Championship. "I'm just looking forward to PGA Tour player of the year. Flesch. Singh has won nine limes on starting on Thursday and seeing Instead, Chad Campbell shot a Having the 41-year-old Fijian Ihe PGA lour. The other 30 play- if I can reach there," Singh said. 61 in the third round and held on swing from the opposite side ers have combined to win 25. "If 1 don't, it's fine. If not, I'll take for a three-shot victory. might be the only way to make it "It's been sensational. 'Fhere's nine." This time, it's no contest. All a lair fight when the season-end- nootherwaylodescribe," Masters Woods is trying to get to two. the awards belong to Singh. ing Four Championship begins champion Phil Mickelson said. I lis only victory this year came The Tour Championship is Thursday. "It's very hard to differentiate at the Accenture Match Play back lo being a celebration of Singh will try to win for the yourself from those one or two Championship at La Costa, and one man's year — only this time 10th time this year, the most shots that will get you a victory, even Woods concedes he prob- it's Singh, not Woods. And for as opposed to second place. It's ably would not have won diat since Sam Snead won 11 limes everyone else, this is like a sea- Steve Hesius AP Photo been amazing. It's been very sim- week if the format had been in 1950. son-ending All-Star Game with YEAH, HE'S GOOD: Vijay Singh watches another picture-perfect shot No one in the 31 -man field has ilar to the way Tiger won almost stroke play. free money for all. during the Chrysler Championship, a tournament he won. everything in 2000." He has had seven other finish- a better record at East Lake. Singh Mickelson concedes that he losi in a playoff in 1998, played There are some similarities to es in the top five, but Woods used again. I've played well here in the hasn't played much golf after his Perry and Jay Haas, who hasn't in the final group in 2000 before that year. lo convert those chances into past, and you just never know." won in 11 years. great run through the majors, finishing third, and won by two Woods reached his ninth trophies. That explains why he Eleven players have not won The field has 31 players and he hasn't played very well in shots in 2002. victory of 2000 by winning has slipped to No. 3 in die world this year, and this is the last because Padraig Harrington of the four tournaments he entered Scariest of all, Singh is coming Ihe Canadian Open in early behind Singh and Ernie Els, and chance lo qualify for the wi n n 11 re Ireland was added. Although he off a five-shot victory last week at September. He came close to No. 4 on the money list. after the PGA Championship. only Mercedes Championships is not a PGA Tour member, he has Innishrook. It was his sixth vic- reaching 10 wins at Disney until Woods has been working with "In all honesty, I dont expect to that kicks off the 2005 season at. earned enough money — about mrv in his last eight starts on the Duffy Waldorf shot 62 in the final a new swing coach, Hank Haney, play well," Mickelson said. "I don't Kapalua. That list includes Davb $2.2 million — to finish the year PGA Tour. round (Ryan Palmer shot 62 this and insists his game is close, one enter with high expectations. But love III, Scon Vferplank, Kenny inside die top 30. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVW.BSNEWS.COM/SP0RTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday. November 4,2004 9 Underclassmen playing Keyshawn will large role in BG's success HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 8 Ryan Minnabarriet feels he and his teammates have been looked as all three goals scored against over. get more passes Lake Superior came from two "I think some people under- underclassmen. estimated us coming into this On Friday, freshman forward past weekend," he said. "We were By Stephen Hawkins lonathan Matsumoto continued missing a lot of our upperclass- IHE ASS0CIAIE0 PRESS his goal scoring streak to three men. But we worked hard all Keyshawn lohnson doesn't games, scoring the lone goal on week; I think we prepared well, have to ask for the ball in the night. He is leading the team we didn't exactly get the game Dallas. The Cowboys will be in points with five on three goals we were looking for on Friday. giving it to him plenty more. and two assists. Sophomore for- For the most though we played Even after his mistakes. ward Rich Meloche notched both welled on Saturday and if anyone (ioing into the last game, goals in Saturday afternoon's did overlook us they probably lohnson was the only active game. shouldn't of." Dallas receiver who had made an Four of the top five scorers on "A lot more of the younger guys NFL catch. Yet it was his miscucs the team as of now are under- kind of picked up their play," that caused two Interceptions, classmen. Minnabarriet said. "The leader- both when Vinny Testaverde In net, lordan Sigalet made ship in the dressing room was threw straight to defenders after 62 of 68 saves last weekend and there too. We got a lot of com- lohnson cut routes the wrong brought his season goals against ments from everyone for keeping way. average to 1.75 with a .946 save everyone in the game- BenSwanjet BGNews ON THE RUN: Forward James The often outspoken receiv- percentage. He knows as well as anyone er's response? Johnson loudly Linger goes up the ice against The seven suspended players how big this series will be and accepted the blame. still remain indefinitely suspend- how big the points will become Lake Superior. Unger is one "I got caught pressing, trying ed from the team and have not the end of the year. of the underclassmen that is to get involved, trying to make practiced in a week and a hall. "Notre Dame, in my four years helping 8G this year. a play because I've got younger Word is expected soon as to what has been pretty good all four guys playing with me," he said. type of further action will take years," he said. "If we can take is looking bleak. He will undergo "Both of them were my fault place. any points from these guys, we'll surgery on his shoulder and is ... I'm big enough and strong As for now, coach Paluch need them. We play them again expected to miss die rest of the enough to say I know I made couldn't comment on die Situa- two more times after this week- season. those mistakes tion and whether or not the play- end, so we'll need to come out Face-off for tonight's game is And he responded on the Bold ers will be available for die series. and set the tone early." 7:05 and will conclude tomorrow with his first two-touchdown Though the suspensions have The situation for Falcon fresh- at the loyce Center in South Bend, game in two years. Both scores brought attention, tri-captain man defenseman Mike Nesdill Indiana with a 7:35 p.m. start. came against double coverage, L.M.Otero APPholo including the game-sealing 38- TO THE HOUSE: Cowboys' wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson is set to yarder with 1:54 left when he catch more passes in the coming weeks. split Detroit defenders. With Terry Glenn (foot) done showing il — that he confronted have confidence in the player, for the season, Quincy Morgan Cowboys assistant coach Sean he's willing to admit his mis- hobbled by a hamstring prob- Payton, which the receiver vehe- takes," Parcells said, i le plays Rugby ready to take on N. lem and rookie receivers brought mently denies, a lot of different spots that's up from the practice squad, "Me, I go out there, I slill make involved with a lot of stuff men- lohnson is sure to become even my money, slill paid at the high- ially, and it's not all perfect all more of a focus in the offense esi level at my posiiion," he said. the time. But he's going to be in Iowa for first time in history — and for opposing defenders. "I slill go out there and make the fight, which is good." Bui dial's really nothing new plays at the highest level at my And Johnson doesn't mind RUGBY, FROM PAGE 8 all too well how he can domi- over him today" for the three-time Pro Bowiei posiiion, both catching the ball, his role as an example to nate a game," Ohio captain Brett Flanker Mike Marquis, hav- who reunited with coach Bill running, blocking, decoying ... receivers Patrick Crayton and teams," IK, assistant ( iiris 1 lopps Regan said. ing previously bounced all over Parcells and Testaverde in Dallas doing all that" Terrance Copper, who made said. "It was like one of those Tlie Falcons started the match die Falcons' depth chart, earned this season. And dial's why lie remains their NFL debuts against old time games you watch on strong when I.U Ackermann stole his second start by taking the "Its been the same way for one of Parcells' favorite players. Detroit. 16 millimeter movies - Oil and die ball on the initial kickoff and ball 40 yards around end to me my whole career, noth- Parcells didn't mind calling "They know, they see, they Pin kepi dying to tain the ball up dien fed Dave Demings streaking open the scoring with a try. Imes ing's changed," lohnson said Johnson's number again Sunday watch, they're here, so they the middle and we just kept jam- down the sideline at wing to give conversion made the score 7-0. Wednesday. "I've always been after the first mistake, when he know the way that 1 deal with ming up the holes." BG a try only 25 seconds after the The Falcons put up some sorely the target guy." shipped running in die outside. things and how 1 do things," Against MAC rival Ohio, the opening whisde. BG continued needed insurance points on a On and off the field. That is where Testaverde threw he said. Falcons confounded all of the to hammer out an ever-widening kick-and-chase play by fullback lohnson was deactivated the it. right to Dre' Bly for a 55-yard Including accepting the Bobcats' scouting reports with lead with Staropoli's three tries. Man lohnston thai bounced into final six games last season in touchdown return. blame for mistakes and mov- the return oi scrum balfVince Fly half Derek Imes converted on the amis of wing Dave Demings Tampa Bay. He wasn't happy Johnson then goi his first ID ing past them. Siaropoli. BGS captain had been two attempts as well as landing who went in for the try. and didn't get along with Jon when he made a catch sand- "He becomes more valuable plagued all season with hand a rare drop kick field goal as the The match ended in a mass of Gniden, the coach with whom wiched between two defenders in helping those guys to play and rib injuries and was initially Falcons won going away 27-10. contusionas referee Brad Feeman he won a Super Bowl. and muscled away to sprint into consistent. When they watch feared to be out for the season. In ihe next match, playing for awarded Pitt a penalty try for a He got his wish and was the zone to tie the game. him or they talk to him. the) 're Thanks to a football flak jacket, the second straight day on a slop- never signaled or explained pen- reunited with Parcells, his coach Bin the other Johnson mis- learning,' Testaverde said. "1 it was Staropoli around left end, py field and against gusty winds, alty. The conversion made the with the New York Jets from take in the closing seconds of don't know that you can ask a Siaropoli around right end and the Falcons put up just enough score 12 - 7 but also signaled the 1997-99. And he got a $20 mil- the first halt came near die goal player to do more than what Staropoli up the middle against points to edge the Pittsburgh end of the match. lion, four-year contract with the line. He slid behind a defender, he's doing." the Bobcats. Panthers 12-7. Playing inspired The Falcons, now 27 - 5, will Cowboys. instead of in from, as expected, Johnson leads the Cowboys "OH came inlo die match look- defense, the Falcons hemmed in take on once-beaten Northern Any perceptions people have and lesiavcrde threw another with 30 catches for 448 yards ing to play the team that lost to Panther star center Steve Meyer Iowa. The 16 -1 Panthers, defeat- of him don't bother Johnson. Interceptkm. and four touchdowns. He has Michigan and thai learn doesn't and left Pitt without options to ed Wisconsin LaCrosse 27-5 and Fans have seen clips of his side Then came the clinching II>, extended his streak of con- exist anymore," BG backs coach change the point of attack. Illinois State 67 -12 to advance to line confrontation with Gniden. when he ran right through two secuiive games with a catch Tony Mazzarella said. "We heard he's nicknamed the Midwest semifinals This will They heard reports during a defenders and made the catch to all 126 of his career, second "Having played against him 'Teflon,'" Falcons' flanker Brian be the first ever meeting between television broadcast last month in stride. onlj to Marvin Harrisons 130 (Staropoli) in high school, I know Farrell said. "Well, we stuck all the two clubs. — though Fox had no video "You know first of all that 1 in a row for Indianapolis. STUBENTSSET litFREE WITH A VMIB BESIf IJ.! 'AfA/Utaaf vs. The University of Notre Dame Thursday, November 4th at 7:05 p.m. The Falcons will look to improve on their standing in the CCHA as they take on the Fighting Irish of Notre GeneJ Puskar AP Photo Dame. Come to the game and YOUNG AND OLD: Ben Roethlisberger (left), with Dan Marino, has receive some of these great become a big hit in Pittsburgh, leading the Steelers to a 6-1 record. giveaways: - 2,000 pairs of Thunder Roethlisberger a sticks courtesy of Mr. Spots diamond in rough ~ 500 T-shirts courtesy of ROETHLISBERGER. FROM PAGE 8 Speck Sales/Cooper Tire since 2002 when they losl to for 1,133 yards on 96-137 pass- the Tennessee Titans in the ing (70.1% completion percent- - Chance to win 2 tickets Divisional Playoffs. They went age), 9 TDs, and only 4 intercep- to the Ben Folds concert 6-10 the next season, leading tions in si\ games. Not many to questions of Head Coach rookie quarterbacks have done Hill Cowher's employment better their lirsi seven weeks In status. This ycai was sup the league. posed to be his year on the What those statistics have peilistal. However, it just may led to is the best start for Student me«f s have been the bad play of any Pittsburgh Steelers team plans are now Maddox that saved his job, as since 1978. the year thai they accepted!! everything seems to be going won their third Super Bowl. right in the Steel Qtj with Hen Roethlisberger has not only Roethlisberger at the helm. been proclaimed as the city of UMl What exact!) has Pittsburgh's new favorite son, FALCONS' Roethlisberger done In his short but also as the new perma \i i career, you ask! His official nent starter for the Pittsburgh Mats go like this. He has thrown Steelers. \ 1 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM 10 Thursday, November 4.2004 Detroit should Roush searching for stars By Keith Parsons THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have played lack Roush looked out al North Wilkesboro Speedway and saw the ghosts of races past. He remembered the victories, the role of Team losses and the fights - even if they didn't involve him or his drivers, So when he decided to hold USA in Athens an audition for some of the best short track drivers around the world, he wanted lo come here. By lim Litke told reporters after practice IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday."I'm at risk. I've got my "I can't think of any place belter Based on hindsight and the family lo feed." to identify talent," the NASCAR team owner said. admittedly slim evidence of That kind of nonsense is the outgrowth of a policy that About 25 drivers came for an 87-79 opening-night vic- two days of testing last week - a tor) ova Houston, the Detroit evolved over the years as the NBA promoted individual stars third day was rained out - and Pistons sure looked like the Roush and his advisers trimmed at the expense of its teams and team that USA Basketball the list lo 10 for another test al should have sent to Athens to rivalries. It served the league well when those superstars Darlington on Nov. 15. If all goes bring back Olympic gold well, al leasl one will gel a chance HH'\ spread the floor and were Larry Bird, Magic lohnson and Michael lordan, who were for a full-time ride with one of Chuck Button AP Photo shared the ball, getting double- Roush's teams in the mick series not only transcendent talents, STAR SEARCH: NASCAR team owner Jack Roush, center talks lo a group of drivers at North Wilkesboro flgure scoring from all Bve next season. starters, rhey smotheredTracy but also hardworking stars who Current driver Carl Edwards Speedway Oct. 27. He eliminated 15 of the 25 drivers who came to tryouts. made everyone around them McGradywith great individual already has moved up lo the Biffle and Edwards gelling their defense by Tayshaun Prince play better. "1 think we've all been very, very before iheir laps. \V\icl Cup series, and team- "Ii has no grip, SO throttle con- big breaks in one of Ws Fords. .mil neutralized Yao Mings But the trend backfired as mate Ion Wood plans to go lo the surprised at the level of lalenl," Price said. "The learning curve trol is everything,'' Staiiand Bald. Ml have won races, some have heigh) advantage by surround- the stars who replaced them Busch series. won championships, and find- ing him with a swarm of bod- entered the league younger has been so steep. 1 don't think "Youve got to remember, guys. "There is an opportunity here it's going lo be rough out there ing another winner is what drives ies, in short, they dusted off and younger, with shoddy fun- for somebody," Roush said. anyone seemed out of place here damentals and a "me-first" atti- or seemed like he didn't belong." Ybuvejusl go to go out there and him. theblueprini iX'troit coach The team didn't release tin- ''Von guys are parr of some Larrj Bri iwn drew up last June tude thai produced a handful (letting all the drivers together work on your line." names of the final 10, bin they I he ill i\ ers were given tWOSetS thing special," Roush told the to topple the heavily favored of highlight-reel moves every might include Mike Pickens, a was a challenge, as was simply of new tires, and after an initial drivers. "Al the end of the day Lakers and their talented duo night, but way too much 21-year-old New Zealander who getting the track ready. NASCAR last ran at North Wilkesboro ill run of about 15-20 laps to gel you will be pan of history here al ofShaqand Kobe. standing around. competed in sprint cars this Roush Hating, lhat's something "Whenyou have one or two All those empty seals in the 1996, and it has sat decaying ovei comfortable, they bad the option season. He had never been on a io make small adjustments to you can lie proud of." guys, we've got five coming at arenas and the decline in IV paved track until his practice laps the pasi eight years. Grass and weeds grew up through portions their trucks, A final run of 25 laps Pickens is more than ready to you,'' Richard Hamilton said, ratings prompted commis- in one of the Roush trucks, and make the move hallway around sioner David Stern to begin he quickly overcame thai lack of of the pavement, and the con- finished oil iheii opportunities. "Thai's tough.'' Each session featured only one the world to get his shot An elec- If that style of basketball looking at ways to improve the experience. civic walls losl a good portion of their paint drivei-a! a lime trician back home, he stayed catches on with the rest of the product. Most of those efforts He was disccrt ered by a pair of in the United States for about have centered on nile changes A few weeks of work by some "It's no) only about who runs league, ii won't pay dividends learn employees through a racing the fastest tunes," Roush said a week dining his test and he designed to return some of trade paper thai printed siories members of Roush's team got it in me international arena for We're watching how each of the enjoyed driving the truck, which al leasl four years. Bur it could the How to the game. What and the results from hi- races ready, although nothing could be done for the worn-out track drivers handles himself with the weighs about twice as much as benefit theNBAinirnediatery; the Olympic debacle did was Down Under. One of the people surface, Even when races were crew chiefs, handles themselves the cars hefe used to. making the season a lot more remind an already skeptical who kepi noticing Pickens' name "Vm still drive In the seal of audience how much ground held there regularly, lire weal was with the oiher team members, viewet friendly as ii unfolds was Robbie Reiser, the crew chiet the media, if needed" your pants.'' Pickens said. "The still needs to be made up. a problem, and it's only gotten ovei the corning months. for defending Cup champ Mall 1 Roush has been one of the top only difliTcnit'. really, is your bull In one sense, the riming worst . To be lair, its not as though Kenselh. developers ol talent in NASCAR is a lot iiosci to the engine in the couldn't have been worse. The 1 he other was Wood's crew Edwards' crew chief, Kevin the league is without Hs share ovei the years, with drivers such midgets and sprints I normally collective bargaining agree- chief, Tony Price, who helped run Started, made that clear when of compelling story lines. he talked lo a group of the drivers as km i and Kyle Busch, Greg drive,' The way the Lakers broke up ment between the NBA and the tests for Roush. like an engine seizing up and its players expires next sum- throwing parts aD over the mer, and rumbles of a possible load, practically guarantees the lockout arc already making the lingering bitterness between rounds. Shaq and Kobe will spill over Among the items at the top into lire headlines every so of the league's agenda are a Garcia settles into role of quarterback often. minimum-age rule — likely 20, And )ust in case things get a number Stem has floated in plays on the run." Garcia said. too quiet, there's that wonder- the past — and a limit on the Browns quarterback " [here is more of an emphasis to ful scheduling coincidence that length of contracts. Both sides matches O'Neal and his new finally forgetting West generate those kind of plays from have made it clear they want to coach Robiskie and our offensive employers, the Miami Heat, Coast offense he left against Bryant and his former avoid the work stoppage that staff." has the NHL sliding toward in San Francisco. Ihe low point for Garcia was employers, the Los Angeles Week 2 al Dallas where he reg- Lakers, on Christmas Day Thai irrelevance at the moment, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but barely a half-dozen years istered a OLO quarterback rating, day also holds the possibility Jeff Garcia had a hard lime lei- Since then Garcia is 99-for-130 thai former mentor and coach have passed since the NBA last ting go after five years with the loi 1,131 yards, eight touchdowns Phil lackson will be telling both locked out the players. San Francisco 49ers. and just four Interceptions for a of them what to do one more In the meantime, both par- He acknowledged yesterday (.US rating of 109.5. time, though this lime as a tele- ties would do well to concen- thai he was slow lo leave behind "Every single game, left Garcia vision analyst. trate on putting a product on the West Coast offense and has gotten better," coach Butch There's also the prospect the floor that fans want. There immerse himself in Cleveland's Davis said. "What he was going of watching Kevin Garnett are a few teams besides the offensive scheme. through earlier is Indicative of a by to carry the Minnesota "To be honest, it did take me a lot ol guys who change learns It Timberwolves to a title, even Pistons — most of them in the while to feel comfortable in this Western Conference — playing just lakes a while for it lo click." as LatreO SpreweD expands offense because 1 found myself Notes; Wit Andre' Davis expect- his horizons in a different way an attractive, team-oriented questioning things al times," ed to play Sunday and was listed — seeing if he can strangle an style and the league should be Garcia said. "I found myself dy- as probable with a sprained loe. entire team. In case you missed doing as much to put them ing to adapt, yet trying lo infil- He leii ihe Browns' Oct. 17 win it, Sprcwcll, in the final year of a front-and-center as it has trate the offense with some of the ovei Cincinnati following a 99- contract that will pay him $14.6 already done to keep the Shaq- schemes thai 1 had in the past yard ID reception and sal out million, has already declared Kobe feud simmering. And thai I was comfortable with." iheir Del. 24 loss to Philadelphia. Mark Duncan AP Photo himself "insulted" by a contract if not, well, then maybe the With the Browns (3-4) prepar- ... \VH Antonio Bryant made ing lo face Baltimore (4-3) Sunday FALLING IN: Cleveland Browns' quarterback Jeff Garcia falls into the pffer of $10 million per for the Pistons can do it for them. progress in learning Ihe Browns next three years. Better yet, he night Garcia said he has fully put endzone against the Philadelphia Eagles during a 34-31 loss. "A lot of people are still offense during the bye week. threatened reprisals if the deal his mist in offensive coordinator Butch Davis said Bryant is in his doubling us," Pistons center playoffs with San Francisco have done some adjusting of wasn't wrapped up by ttpoff Terry Robiskic third week with the Browns after Ben Wallace said, "so I guess we where he threw lor a combined their own. They have finally fig Wednesday night "Once I finally loosened my being acquired from Dallas on just have to go win it all again." grip on the past and started lo 2,360 yards and 113 touchdowns uredoul that Garcia Is at ins best "I think this thing is headed On. 19 loi WK Quincy Morgan. toward me leaving," SpreweD Guess so. adapt lo where I am presently, with a HH..I passing rating. I le also when lie's on the move rathe the whole undersiandingbecamc rushed for 1.571 yards and 21 than dropping straight back into ... WK Andre king (ankle) was clearer lo me and things have touchdowns while averaging 45 the pocket. listed as doubtful for Sunday. gotlen beneron the field," Garcia yards a carry. "I feei comfortable moving ... The Browns have promoted said. While Garcia has adapted to around in the pocket and mov- Wit Richard Alston from the Tune into 88.1 Garcia made two Irips lo the Clew-land's offense, the Browns ing outside of the pocket making practice squad. l/IS£ fBOMOOYTI. tfRflVSTAOtUM BG Football vs. Western Michigan with , WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday, November 4,2004 11 www.bEnews.com/world KERRY SAYS IT'S TIME TO 'BEGIN HEALING' BOSTON (AP) — Sen. John Kerry brought his long White House campaign to an end Wednesday, saying the time had come to "begin the healing." "I'm sorry that we got here a little bit late and a little bit short," said Kerry, noting that he had called Bush earlier at the White House. NATION Small doses may be the answer Smaller doses of flu vaccine given in a new way seem to work, but not for elderly Stretching flu shots Researchers found that lor people ages 18 to 60, smaller Glaxo, Aventis and other vaccine-related response to flu shots now, they write. By Manlynn Marchione Results were published online doses of vaccine injected into THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday and will appear in the New businesses Belshe agreed and noted that there's concern about how much vaccine would the skin were just as effective New research suggests that giving flu vac- England Journal of Medicine's Nov. 25 The second study was led by Dr. Richard as larger doses injected into the be available for next year because pro- cine in a novel way can stretch doses edition. Kenney of lomai Corp., a Gaithersburg, muscle. and protect more people, but it didn't The skin method is used for tuberculo- Md., company that is developing skin duction plans are already under way. If we're going to be in a chronic situ- work as well in those over 60 and is too sis tests but isn't licensed for giving flu or vaccination technology. Thai experiment Intradermal experimental to be used to ease this year's any other vaccine. Because of the severe compared traditional flu shots to one- ation where there's going to be a short- injection age every year, then this needs to be shortage, experts say. flu shot shortage this year, some doctors fifth doses given through the skin in 100 Traditional J pursued," he said of ways to stretch the Scientists tested giving smaller doses of may opt to use it anyway on some people, healthy l8-to-40-year-olds and found intramuscular vaccine into the skin instead of full doses such as health care and day care work- comparable or better responses from vaccine supply. Injection' given as traditional shots into a muscle. ers, said Dr. Robert Belshe of St. Louis skin. The new findings "are very exciting but Young people had comparable immune University, who led one of the studies That study was partly funded by the they are still very early" and need to be system responses but older people, who His team gave full doses of Aventis National Instituteof Allergy and Infectious tested in larger studies that include more are most at risk of dying from flu, did not. Pasteur flu shots to 119 people and Diseases, Its director, Dr. Anthony Fauci, older people and those with other health lust measuring response alone doesn't 40 percent doses of an experimental and another federal vaccine expert, lohn problems, said Dr. Mitchell Cohen, direc- prove effectiveness or justify changing GlaxoSmithKline vaccine into the skin LaMontagne, write in an accompanying tor of the Centers for Disease Control recommendations for this flu season. of 119 others. The vaccine used in the editorial that the skin method is encour- and Prevention's Coordinating Center for said Dr. Myron Levin of the University research contained strains from the 2001 - aging and merits more study. Infectious Disease. of Colorado School of Medicine, who is 2002 season. It seems to generate not just antibodies chairman of the government's vaccine Antibody responses were similar in to flu, as traditional flu shots do, but also a On the Net: New England Journal of Medicine: advisory panel. people ages 18 to 60, but were 75 percent second response by specialized immune With less dosage, more "What nobody knows is whether or not lower in older study participants, Belshe system cells — findings that "raise pro- www.nejm.org people could be protected. they're going to be just as protective,'' said said. vocative issues" about whether the skin Current government vaccine policy: method ultimately may prove better for http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protcct/ SOURCE New England Levin, who had no role in the two new Glaxo funded the study, and Belshe and Journal oi Medicine pilut studies. other authors have been consultants for the elderly, who have a poor antibody whoshouldget.htm Brother and sister convicted in first felony spam conviction Attorney General Jerry W By Matthew Barakat convicting them of three counts the case against DeGroot and refund processor." sentence of 15 years for laynes THE »SS0CI«'SC f RESS each of sending e-mails with Rutkowski to go to a jury. The refund processor sup- and to consider some jail time Kilgore applauded the con- LEESBURG. Va. — A brother fraudulent and untraceable rout- Virginia, where AOL is based, posedly allowed people to earn for his sister. victions and called Virginia's and sister who sent junk e-mail ing information. prosecuted the case under a law $75 an hour for working from David Onion, Jaynes' attorney, anti-spam law the toughest in to millions of America Online A third defendant, Richard that took effect last year barring home. In one month alone, argued that it was inappropri- America. "Spam is a nuisance to mil- customers were convicted Rutkowski, 30, was acquitted of people from sending bulk e-mail laynes received IO.OOO credit card ate for prosecutors to seek what Wednesday in the nation's lirst fel- similar charges. that is unsolicited and masks its orders, each for S39.95, for the he called excessive punishment lions of Americans, but it is also a major problem for business- ony prosecution of Internet span i The judge was still considering origin. processor. because it was the first time the es large and small because the distributors a motion from defense attorneys Prosecutors said laynes, 30, "This is a snake oil salesman new law had been prosecuted. to set aside the verdict and will and DeGroot, 28. who live in in a new format." said state pros- Oblon also said that because thousands of unwanted e-mails lurors recommended that create havoc as they attempt to Jeremy Jaynes be sentenced to hear arguments on it a later date. the Raleigh, N.C., area, used the ecutor Samuel E, I ishellV. his client was a North Carolina Internet to peddle sham products Prosecutors had asked the jury resident he would have been conduct business," Kilgore said nine years in prison and fined He had said previously that he in a statement. 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