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MIKE LEHMKUHLE /The BG News VJ — Angel Johnson audi- tions to be an MTV VJ at the Interactive Vil- lage behind Anderson Arena yesterday. Hoards of stu- dents turned out to take advan- tage of the opportunity. They're here: MTV invades University ERIK PEPPI.E Moby opened the show with "My audience's kudos and appreciation, ASSISTANT ENTI KI MSMI SI EDITOR Weakness, a cut off of his latest it was clearly Bush they were there release. Play. Amidst a throbbing u in see. When frontman Gavin Ross- light show. Moby hopped around on dale took the stage the audience Alter weeks of anticipation alter stage, going from instrument to roared and in a gesture of unity start- na-rockers Hush and techno gum instrument all the while, stopping ed waving lighters back and forth. Moby stormed Anderson Arena lasl only to mop his brow with u towel. After tearing through their hit night as pan of MTV's Campus The near-capacity crowd jumped Invasion Tour. "Machinehead," from their multi- to their feel and proceeded to dance platinum debut album Sixteen and sing along with him. Moby's Stone. Bush proceeded to lead the high energ) Stage antics culminated audience through a raucous set with him standing astride his key- I.indy Perry, senior education hoards during his final song. major, said "Bush is great." but with Sophomore apparel merchandis- one minor complaint. "I do wish ing major, Mandy Errington Gavin hopped around a little more." said. "The end was the besl Some audience members were when he stood up on the not as ecstatic, however. A last keyboards.'' minute change resulted in some "He |Moby| is so down audience members being relocated, to earth and spiritual." said "I waited 13 hours the day the sophomore Nicole Cifani. "I tickets went on sale." said special burst into tears when he sang 'Go.'" education major Karen Spiegler, Other student reaction to Moby "We were told the seats were on the was unanimous in praising his spirit- lower bleachers and now we have an MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News ed performance and even finding obstructed view." JUST ANOTHER STUDENT — (above) UAO concert director Brian Engelman escorts Moby to him to he a surprising sex symbol. Echoing her statement was David Anderson Arena to prepare for his 8 p.m. performance. Angie Norton, sophomore. Rich. 22. who said that the reloca- (cutout) Pat Khumprakob watches a "spankin' new" video at the MTV Interactive Village yester- found Moby to be "erotic." tion happened "without us know- day. While Mob) earned the ing." Daredevils find fun in rapids Professor U. students fight cold water during rafting excursion speaks AMYJO L. BROWN ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR about book Peering from beneath my sleeping bag. I could feel the cold air forcefully hit my exposed cheeks. The bag wenl MICHELLE RUHR back over my head. I thought to myself. "This is crazy, I si Ml WHITER can't do this." Traveling with a group of 45 In preparation foi rhursday'a other University students and showing ol the Holocaust document faculty last weekend. I was tar) "Memoria." Carlo Celli spoke waking up in Hico. W. Va.. at a todaj about his interview with Mar campsite near the New Rivet cello Pezzetti, who interviewed sur- In only a couple of hours. I \ Ivors in the film. would experience my first Celli said Pezzetti acts as an while-water rafting trip, international technical consultant for despite the 30 degree morn- main Holocaust projects, including ing temperature and inch of Roberto Benigni's movie "Life is snow on the ground. Beautiful." Celli interviewed both I reassured myself. This trip Pezzetti and several ol the Italian w as one of many vigorous activi- survivors during a tup to Italy. ties sponsored by the Outdoor Pro- Pezzetti, who has criticized other gram at the University. Certainly films because of llicn unrealistic they knew what they were doing portrayals of concentration camp when they asked us to emerge from victims, initial!) disagreed wiuj our individual cocoons and jump Benigni's choice to lei the child live AMYJO BROWN/ The BG News into the river. in "Life is Beautiful" based on the RAFTS — Rafters get ready Gathering with the other students to claim a wetsuit. grounds thai Ii was unrealistic. to set off on their trip down booties, paddle and life jacket, it was obvious they did. "Benigni's movie is a table." the New River. "I don't wan) to see any cotton on anyone." yelled one Celli said. "It is more an Italia! of the river guides. Wearing wet cotton underneath the wet nun ie than a mm ic about the Holo- suit will suck your body heat away, he said. caust; Benigni was alter his film, not I hurriedly checked my a Holocaust film." clothing labels, and then reehecked with (he guide. Relieved that 1 wasn't wear- ing any of the heat-theiving InslcU material. I listened to our next instructions. SPORTS 10 "Don't wear the wet suit inside out." he said. "We'll laugh at you." Check. "Don't drop the helmets, they're fragile." he yelled out. Gotcha. "Hold onto your paddles no matter what, they can be used to rescue your friends or to help in your own rescue." he said. "They can also be used as weapons." OK. AMYJO BROWN/ The BG News At that point, we all climbed onto the JUMP — Rafters take a blue North American River Runners' buses and headed down to the break from paddling to take ri\ er. Because of the colder than usual temperatures, our overall trip had been shortened slightly. Instead of putting the rafts in where originally a plunge in the freezing cold planned, we were starting out about five miles further down the river. Accord- water. ing to the guides, doing so cut out many of the calm spots where we were more like- ly to become cold. Plan B had us running the rapids immediately. Excitement was building among the first-time rafters With the coldness nearly forgotten, ■ The Falcon Softball team loses 6-2 to toe I Set RAFT, paa 9. Buckeyes. I .! , i sage 2 The BG News Wednesday, April 12,2000 WORLD www.bgnews.com/ap The World Elephant keepers fear lifting of world ivory ban In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NAIROBI. Kenya — A hip-high Explosion kills 3 in Bosnia herd of nuzzling affection, the dozen SARAJEVO. Bosnia-Herzegov- ! baby elephants butlir.g and bumping ina (AP) — An explosion killed I in a dusty grove Tuesday are the three children who strayed into a \ most ever to fall under the care of minefield, police said Tuesday, Kenya's privately run elephant including an 11-year old girl who orphanage in its 13-year history. screamed for help for hours as Most lost their mothers following would-be rescuers watched, too a one-time easing of an ivory ban — fearful to go after her. a ban their keepers fear a U.N. con- Police identified the victims as ference in Nairobi this week will Ema Alic. 11. Goran Biscevic. 12, vote to lift. and H;ris Balicevac, 12. They died "All hell would be let loose," said Monday after venturing into a mine- keeper Jill Woodley, whose family field outside the capital. operates the orphanage in a 60- Millions of land mines are strewn square-mile national park outside across Bosnia as a result of the Nairobi. 1992-1995 Bosnia war Mine explo- "We're already seeing ivory on sions kill and injure dozens of peo- the move again. If they were to sell ple every month, and minefields more ivory, il would send the mes- make stretches of land unusable. sage loud and clear to poachers," Residents said the fact that the Woodley said. area was mined was common South Africa. Botswana, Namibia knowledge and signs warned of dan- and Zimbabwe are asking the U.N. ger. The field was not roped off. Convention on International Trade apparently because of lack of [ in Endangered Species to relax the money. 1989 ban to allow ivory sales under Eyewitnesses said Ema was still a quota system. alive after the explosion and that she The southern African nations screamed for help for hours before ; insist elephants have rebounded in falling still. their countries and argue they should Nenad Krestalica, who witnessed be allowed to control the herds and the explosion, said the force of the reap the benefits. blast sent "the body of one child In 1997. the convention autho- through the air." rized a one-time sale of 54 tons of "1 also heard the crying voice." ivory to Japan from Namibia. Zim- • said Krestalica, 67, still visibly upset babwe and Botswana. i a day after the deaths. A U.N. report last month said the sale appeared to have gone off with- out any direct increase in poaching in the three countries. Among the milling baby ele- The Nation phants, Woodley disagreed. She argued the countries have no true idea of the size of their herds and that opening the ivory market In Brief inevitably incites poaching. At limes, "when there's no ivory Data increase questions at all. we've had no orphans," said about estrogen treatment Woodley. dressed in a floral dress Associated Press Photo CHICAGO (AP) — Another and sandals, standing her ground study has added to the confusion against nudges from all sides. ELEPHANT — Bernard Kilonzo, an attendent at the elephant orphanage, feeds Salama, a 7-month-old orphan baby elephant, with over whether hormone supplements Poachers killed some of the ele- a bottle of milk at a national park outside Nairobi, Kenya. after menopause help or hurl phants' mothers outright, and forced women's hearts others out of national parks and onto impression that Kenya's elephants Rangers brought in the latest and there," Woodley said. "We've she makes faint, solitary attempts at The study, involving women who private land, where the infants fell are so plentiful they have outgrown orphan six weeks ago. retrieving the never had a more terrorized ele- play; more so when the I-year-old already had heart disease, found that down wells or bogged irretrievably their national parks, the keepers say. emaciated 3-month-old from beside phant." that considers itself the mother of estrogen-progestin supplements in cattle watering holes. In fact, they maintain, it signals that the body of a female found slaugh- Shriveled and shy still, the ele- the herd rushes over to drape its reduced elevated levels of a type of The spread of elephants onto pri- poaching has frightened the animals tered for its tusks in northern Kenya. phant's sharp cheekbones worry her trunk over the newcomer. cholesterol that has been linked to vate land creates the mistaken from what should be their sanctuary. "She was terrified, running here minders. They are encouraged when heart disease. But in women with low levels of the cholesterol to begin with, the hormones seemed to raise the risk of a heart attack The rcscarchc s said they cannot Patient's family accepts former doctor's award explain the findings. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS helped Melody Youk's 53-year-old son, feminist crusader Gloria Coupled with last week's report husband. Thomas, take his own life Steinem. and a founder of Mothers from a government-funded study of CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — The by lethal injection. He was suffering Against Drunk Driving. Candacc women and estrogen, the findings family of a man whose assisted sui- from the progressive and fatal dis- Lightner. add to recent evidence that hormone cide led to Jack Kevorkian's prison ease ALS, more commonly known "I know of no other humanitarian supplements might not be as good sentence has accepted a $100,000 as Lou Gehrig's disease. award that's been awarded to a seri- for the heart as some earlier research award on Kevorkian's behalf. Kevorkian. 71, was convicted of al killer like Jack Kevorkian." said suggested. "He risked his personal free- second-degree murder last year and Tom Cagle. 48. of Laconia. N.H.. Millions of women take estrogen dom." said Melody Youk. who trav- sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison before the ceremony began. supplements to ease hot flashes and eled from her home in Watcrford. for Youk's death, which was video- Kevorkian will share the other symptoms of menopause and Mich, for the ceremony. "Today he taped and aired on CBS' "60 Min- S 100.000 award with Alabama 10 protect themselves against osteo- is in a very small cell, alone but not utes." lawyer Bryan Stevenson, who was porosis. For the past two decades, forgotten." Some criticized the choice of recognized for his career-long fight doctors have also believed that Melody and Terrence Youk Kevorkian for the award. Nearly 20 against the death penalty. Stevenson estrogen wards off heart attacks. accepted the Gleitsman Founda- demonstrators opposed to assisted has been quoted as saying he was A spokeswoman for the Ameri- GLEITSMAN tion's Citizen Activist Award for suicide protested in the hotel's unhappy about sharing an award can Heart Association said the new Associated Press Photo Humanitarianism on Kevorkian's lobby. with Kevorkian. findings are too inconclusive to sug- behalf Monday at the Charles Hotel Judges on the panel that chose In a letter read at the ceremony gest women with heart disease AWARD — Melody Youk and her brother-in-law Terrence Youk in Cambridge. Kevorkian and Stevenson include by his attorney. Kevorkian should start or discontinue the use of In 1998, the retired pathologist actor and environmentalist Ted Dan- expressed gratitude for (he award. hormones. accept the Gleitsman Foundation Citizen Activist Award. SHARPEN YOUR FINAL AFTERHOURS COMPETITIVE EDGE WITH AIR FORCE ROTC. Chicago's
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ACROSS ■ ■• ■ ' ' ' ■ ' I T*etan monk 5 Say cheese1 M 1 10 in thai case 1'* 1 LET MY PEOPLE CROSS 14 Baking chamDer ' 15 Ethical M ■m 16 Man or courage I was nearly killed yesterday. All of a sudden. I hear this horrible rumor that there was a sale at the This is nol an unusual occurrence. 1/ Pom! ol traffic '1 r. sound. Dear heaven. It's an engine mall. cwiyrstjor I >N nmc I do ii. I'm taking my that's gunning. Oh my gosh. Of course, the faculty folks 19 Eye pan " X r life in my own hands. They're heading right for me. have a tendency to speed, loo Fot ?0 Bantu language ■1 1 - a -' N You people arc trying to kill me. Wait a minute I'm a pedestrian. ihcm. I'm guessing the reason ihey iri Concur 22 Pirates' home I And you don't even know me. 1 have rights, too. Just because I'm i V ■ speed is that they heard thai Lot E 26 W*yWonkas All I'm doing is minding my nol in control of a 2000 lb. vehicle, was open. Or they can't see me, ■ creator •:■ own business, crossing the sired doesn't mean that I'm not impor- what with trying to read and drive 28 Talkfig bird I ■ It's usually cold and raining. And tant. I'm nol just some mayfly that al the same time 29 Franklin or Hogan «. H you jerks still don't stop. Hell, you you can look at struggling in your on-campus friends tell me that 32 Develop ' ' The "I was on the phone when I 1 ■ • i don't even SLOW DOWN. windshield wipers. I'm a person. ran you over. I didn't mean to do it. crossing Mercer lo gel to lot 6 is an yradualiy I'm talking about the crosswalk adventure, too. Doesn't this alarm Jb Actress Minna* •-' '-•- - There doesn't seem to be a par- I was having a fight with my 36 Thurman of "The on Ihe corner of Thurstin and ticular group that is worse at bar- tnend I'm MMH-I sorry " excuse anyone else? Truth Aboui Cats 1 ■ M Court If you've ever been over on reling through the designated, won't hold water. Does someone have to die aid uogs" this side of campus and tried to lighted crosswalk. There are some Neither will the reasoning that I before something is done' 3/ Maine ■ 38 Stimulates ' ; cross ihe street, you know exactly groups thai deserve singling out. have to stop to cross the street. The If you run me over. I'm dead Or >.. what I'm talking about. It's taking 40 Squeal First, the on campus people are whole point of the marked, lighted ,H least I'm in the hospital. 41 Med scan " Q MOO TrWu-w HM • Sn gKMl . k»c 1 your life in your own hands. Just especially good at just speeding crosswalk is that pedestrians l V12AH And it's all your fault. 42 Kiamsl's reach l«gnntx«l walk in the street and pray. through. Apparently. Ihe lack of always will have the right of way. 43 The Coliseum el Oh. no. In fact. I think some of empathy these people have for Perhaps the city needs to look at al you even speed up. "Hmm. I can those of us who are FORCED to installing an actual traffic lighi at Denise Domanski looks both 45 And so tonh 7 Anger 1 get 500 points in the race to hell if drive in from other areas compels that intersection. And while they're ways before she crosses tin street. a Be* 6 Fonddu Wl CROSS 46 Principle 9 Fraternal group I run this person over. I think I'll them to speed. That, or they heard at II. I think installing a traffic light You slumill mo Complain about us Small valley memoer word speed up." about a close parking spot in lot 6. at ihe corner of Thurstin and Ridge parkint> to her at 49 Avon lady 10 Leg part Here 1 am. Crossing the sireei Or else they caught wind of a might be a good idea also Oh. my ddomans9bgnet.bgsu.edu. 52 Dreadful 11 Bonn mister LOOKING FOR 55 Slips by 12 Buffalo's lake 58 Portal 13 Nuz/ie ANSWERS IN ALL 59 Undressed 18 Set on tire o CC o RIDDLE ME build ng material 21 Filled win horror THE WRONG 8 o o 1- o 62 Narcotic, tor 23 Journalist's PLACES? UJ C] o .Z >- z> o O example credits 1 63 Yearn lor X 0, UJ CD CL r- r- >- CM 24 Army group GET SOME HELP 64 Send forth 25 Tears down o in O Z CC < THIS 65 Withered 26 Philadelphia' FROM THE < ' UJ LU 2. < 2t UJ Q 66 Bring brunch director UJ • H *—» QC X v. O O O o 67 Bcalty lilm 27 Keep Irom ANSWER KEY — _l 0. r- LU o Q.: When is a Bush/Moby ticket happening www.bgnews.com CO (/) > ts) O 3 not a Bush/Moby ticket? DOWN 29 Onerous v. er. o 3 1- < o CC CT; 1 Martina s lotting 30 WWW post Q tD5> a. shots 31 PanotSourfi 4/ Dozen 56 UK Clly < When the words "Sec. U" 2 Solemnly swear Africa 49 Sudden increase 57 Solidities ~s> < D appear on it. 3 Figurative 33 Chaste 50 Not as young 59 TV regulatory 4 Insects'mound 34 Dismiss 51 Grad degrees agcy 5 Small silvery fsh 39 Walking stick 52 Throws m 60 One ol the 6 Single-principle 44 Converting 53 Had on Gershwms doctrine device 54 Two squared 61 Dine
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God hates everyone equally PEOPLE * For the pas! couple of years I nerve to step out of our corsets, raise God Hates Oprah: on the strestreet have seen a recurring message on our voices and get jobs. After all Oprah is both black and a that time God spent inventing the woman, and yet somehow defied her the evening news carried by various Question: How long did you wait for Bush/Moby tickets, protesters. Written in violent shades bustle and hoop skirt too—He won- place in the world to become both of marker and paint, their signs say. ders why He even bothered. powerful and influential. Worse. and why? "God Hates Fags." God wishes he had never given God finds the Book of the Month This caught me by surprise the us vocal chords or brains or a stake Club very annoying. In most of the first time I saw it. I wasn't aware in that "free moral agency" pact. He books she chooses, people are suf- that God hated anybody. But once I spends every day except Sunday fering. While God does enjoy became enlightened. I pulled out the kicking himself for it. watching people suffer. He began to old notebook and decided to re-wire God Hates Catholics: recognize a theme halfway through my religious beliefs on the spot. God marches around carrying a the selection. As he read about The first question that came to mallet just for the Catholics, who another little girl getting raped, he mind was. "If God hates fags, ! keep right on respecting and bless- said. "What're they trying to say — that there's something wrong with chances are good that He hates other populate the underclass. You know ing the Pope as if they didn't know people too. But who?" 1 decided to how much God enjoys watching any better. "Damn sentimental this?" make a list. papists." God's always muttering God Hates Mother Theresa: Doug Niemiec Michael Taliano people suffer. Junior Junior God Hates Indians: bitterly before taking another swig Mother Theresa was Catholic, of God Hales Jews: of gin. "Statues, beads, political course, and a little too sappy for His Marketing Education We'll just lump the American "1 didn't wait, I God must spend hordes of time Indians and the Indians together — aspirations." he'll say. "JFK tastes. "Look at her now. wiping the "All day and all hating the Jewish people because what does it matter? God hates them deserved what he got." snotty nose of another poor kid." He night long." had some Rirl get they don't believe that Jesus is His God Hates tin Entire Republic was always griping. "That's dis- Allison Schneider my ticket." both because neither believes in Junior son, and went and killed him on lop Jesus, as a collective group, and few of Ireland: gusting. She's the first one I'm C/fit. It doesn't matter that Jesus was have become the heads of formida- Other than the predominant sending straight to Hell." Elementary Edu- a Jew. After all. Jesus was just a ble corporate entities that serve the Catholics, God isn't sure why He cation (nodest carpenter-cum-dogmatic backbone of every civilized society. hates the Republic of Ireland. He The only people God seems to Thirteen hours, orator who never economically The American Indians have the just knows how much He enjoyed really like. I decided, arc the pushy, because it's BG; threatened anyone, and certainly nerve to continue living quiet lives that potato famine and all the war. self-righteous, loud-mouthed, white what else is there believed himself to be the Messiah. on their large-scale internment He also likes to read Frank and presumably heterosexual people to do?" And remember how good old Jesus camps. The Indians from India have McCourt's "Angela's Ashes" and on TV bearing signs of hate. went around with signs hating peo- the nerve to populate the math and laugh sadistically. "Ha ha." he'll Now that's just the sort of all- ple? science programs that should belong cry. "Another child succumbs to the powerful entity I want as a moral Those were the days. But the rest to white people if only they got consumption! This is just too guide. But (here's just one hitch. of the Jews have the nerve to be pro- good!" While it's much more pleasant when higher SAT scores. Jenn Thomas Heather Croy ductive and influential in ways that The fact that they don't is the God Hates the Mormons: God hates other people. I can't help misrepresent their actual numbers in Those Mormons just rankle God but notice I'm a woman. I've also Junior Junior fault of India as a nation. You can Special Educa- Elementary !very country they occupy around see how God punished that behavior all night long so that sometimes He sprung from the sinful loins of both he globe. Boy. does God find that has to get up and kick His dog. Catholics and Mormons. And I've tion Education by making them have lots and lots of "Thirteen hours, kort of behavior unforgivable. babies. Ha ha ha. Moses. He once saw an unflattering read several of Oprah's Books of the Thirteen hours, I God Hates Black People: God Hates Women: picture of Himself portrayed as a ray Month. because my to piss Jenn off." God doesn't have to think too You'll notice we're rarely men- of light in the Book of Mormon and So I'm not sure, but I think if God friends made me, lard about why He hates black peo- tioned in the Bible, except when sex never forgave them. hates fags. He probably hates me and I was cranky." ple; that's easy: it's because they or rules are involved. We're cither at "My radiance is more a subtle too. ren't white. It's not that he didn't the beginning or end of half the shade of buttercup than that cheap, reate them too. but there's no point "Thou shalt nots." and deserve to be shocking yellow they used on page Michelle Reiier is a BG News n thinking too hard about that there too. We're an incorrigible, 234 here. This is just too much." columnist. She can be con/acted al ither. Obviously He created them childish gender that has a fat lot of and he huffed away to add them to reitermUPbgnet. b/jsu. cdu or the purpose of slavery and to the list. Pokemon control communities Pokemon is the devil! Shut your who has actual evidence of their god Tire slashing bandit: erty. Whoever is doing this needs to this...you can also get a life, because mouth fool! Pokemon is not the being the only and right god? If we get a life get a life or just get the hell out of this is not the kind of thing you devil; it is only a fantasy. If Poke- can't use our minds then we might BG. We do not need you here to dis- cover up. I know we have always mon is the devil, then Ronald as well quit living; we'll just die out. r The recent sprees of tire slashings rupt innocent people's lives every been taught not to tattle tale but the McDonald is too. We must keep going on or our exis- weekend. Brian, what the hell are you tence will die out much sooner. ire really pissing me off. I know the lire slashing bandit deserves it and smoking? I am not smoking any- A world without imagination, person responsible probably is not We all have too much other stuff just think what you could do with thing, it is the damn people who take fantasy, and creation would also hin- going to read this because they obvi- do to than waste our time because $1,000. things too seriously and actually der one's thought processes. You eusly see no point in doing produc- you obviously are bored and lack a For all of you that have had your think that Pokemon is an evil cull might as well eliminate art and Yes, they can be damn annoying and tve things like reading a newspaper, conscience. Honestly, if you really tires slashed: I know you are angry. design without those very important just enjoy the satisfying feeling you all. but they do not control our aspects. We as a human race might but regardless, here goes nothing. I Angry that because of some asshole thoughts. This is basically like the as well he in a vegetative state think I can speak on behalf of the are getting from letting air out of you had to waste your time and argument on video games control- because we wouldn't be able to do a entire campus and community when tires, e-mail me and I will personal- money for nothing. Even though you ling minds. Don't blame the object, hardy liar thing duce a seductive image, which is lo I say. whoever is out slashing ly bring you car tires so you can sit may be angry, do not seek revenge blame the living thing. Here arc a few far-sided stories Pokemon are global superstars "Become a Pokemon Master." I say about Pokemon. The first is about a (ires stop and get a life. around this weekend and slash tires on anyone else. Nobody needs to that this would fit in as a CEO. all night long. (That sounds like so from Japan, and the word is short for 12 year-old boy who had nightmares In the most recent spree of stu- sink to the level of the tire slashing pocket monster. The second part of the mission is and sleeping problems until he pidity, my roommate and close much fun I may just skip the party I bandit. Instead focus all your anger I see Pokemon as deformed a tempting promise of supernatural burned his Pokemon cards and friend had their tires slashed while am planning on going to Saturday on finding the person or persons plants, animals, and various other power. In the business world evolv- returned his gameboy game. A sec- ing instantly can come from a merg- parked in my driveway. Instead of night.) responsible. objects that have certain superpow- ond story is that a nine-year-old boy ers. The very popular Pikachu is er or a new technology can be a stole seven dollars from his mom's enjoying a Friday afternoon, they So w'hy are you doing this'.' I Hopefully the police find him superpower. know people complain that there is before anyone else because it would basically a deformed or mutated yel- purse and said that he heard the devil Ipent the entire day filing police low squirrel that has power to zap. The third part is a new objective urge him to do it. He then burned his reports, having (heir cars towed and nothing to do in BG. but I can defi- be such a shame to see the bandit Now think about that, how many which is to keep collecting Pokemon cards. Jeplacing their tires. antly find things to do other than caught in action by one of the people mutated yellow squirrels do you see and the fourth pan is goita catch Burning things is the answer, them all. These last two parts can be • (Oh, by the wray. none of this was vandalizing people's cars. Like I he/she victimized. A shame if you in the world besides the dozen in the isn't it. only if the devil told you to said before, if this town is that bor- Bowling Green parks? set in a business aspect by saying do it! Burn. Burn, and Burn! Is the free) don't enjoy a good ass beating here that a company is gonna take over ing to you. get out...you will not be and there. Then there is always a dog that devil behind every damn thing we I One hundred cars vandalized in spits out fire or a bird that causes a other companies until they have have a problem with? The devil is \wo weeks. All I can ask myself is missed. Tire slashing bandit, whoever and blizzard. Wake up people, this is them all. In this aspect, this would just a scapegoat. •'Why would someone do this?" I To the tire slashing bandit-I have wherever you are. I leave you with obvious imagination. Try this on for be called a monopoly. I wonder if What I got from that anti-Poke- im not condoning acts of vandalism some advice for you. STOP. You this: Life is a great thing and a thing size, a turtle with pipes coming out this makes Bill Gates evil, decide lor mon website is that even our own of it that shoot high amounts of yourself. Freddie and Frieda Falcon are tools pecause of revenge, but at least with will be caught if you think you can to enjoy. I love mine and everything Why should we worry about an do this weekend after weekend. Of about it. water. If this actually happens, then of the devil. I guess we should get •that there is a reason behind the other things like Star Wars must be imaginative world being evil if we rid of our mascot right? No, screw madness. course. I doubt that you have the You on the other hand do not real too. There ain't no thang like a can't even keep our real world from the people who made that dumb . The idiot who is out doing these sense in your head to realize this. seem to enjoy life, considering you chicken wing in a g-string. being evil? What are we supposed to website, they just don't want to Jire slashings has no reason. They Even if you don't stop. I am sure find pleasure in ruining other peo- The only bad things a Pokemon do. ban imagination, fantasy, and allow for fun. They must think fun is does in its imaginative world is that creation'.' Are we supposed to be also a tool for the devil. lire just committing senseless someone you know will turn you in ples. So either stop this madness or mindless carcasses and be controlled soon. Especially considering Crime take whatever tool \ou are using to it can put other Pokemon to sleep, Pokemon is not evil, but limiting crimes. I guess whoever is doing this paralyze it, confuse it. or poison it. by a chain of command? Are we to our mind power is. We should be i- getting a kick out of it. Getting a Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward commit these crimes, throw it at a This sounds like the business world. be an individual or just one collec- more creative and expressive. No Jiick out of deflating tire after for any information leading to your map. move there, and get a life. Just A company can do certain things to tive? devil controls us. stupid people just lire...maybe it's just me but I cannot arrest. leave BG out of it. stop or slow down another business, Well if you aren't down with make us think a so-called devil does. That's right, everyone, $1,000 which would be like paralyzing or being your own person then I got •ecm to understand the fun in that pulling it to sleep. A company could two words for you, "Suck It!" We That would be a nice addition to Stefanie Sizcmorc Brian Ranzcnhcrgcr writes for £ Personally. I would rather sit and mess up another company's plans have this great gift of thinking on an The BO News as an opinion coluin- Jvatch USG meetings on BG 24 all my bank account just for turning in sizems@bgnet bgsu.edu which would be like poisoning or individual basis, but yet no matter nisl and will sell ytnt a mutated yel- Jlay long than go out and waste my some jerk who deserves it. If anyone confusing that other company. what we do. our individuality is low squirrel, contact him at drani looked upon as evil. We have a right Jime destroying other people's prop- out there knows who is doing According to a website. Pokemon [email protected] has a mission. The mission is to pro- to believe in our own god because
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A market like Indi- hundreds of low-power FM stations anapolis would have had nine sta- rankled a formidable opponent — tions under the commission plan, but the nation's commercial broadcast- none under the legislation, accord- ers. As the industry gathers here for ing to the agency. its annual meeting, undoing the The measure has drawn the back- FCC's action is high on its agenda. ing of some surprising allies, like "I don't know what's fuzzier, the National Public Radio. Because static from low-power FM or the most public radio stations arc more FCC's thinking on the issue." said lightly packed togelhcr and have Edward Fritts. head of the National restrictions on Ihcir power level. Association of Broadcasters. Ihey arc more vulnerable to interfer- FCC Chairman Bill Kennard, the ence, said NPR president Kevin driving force behind low-power Klose. The group also is concerned radio, took the stage here Tuesday that the km power stations might and chided the industry for trying to inlerfere with reading services for derail the initiative. the blind that are carried on subcar- "Why in the midst of all this ricr channels. eppo tunity for broadcasters have >cu chosen to muster your consider- And local broadcasters meeting able resources in Washington and here have their own worries. around the country to deny churches Thomas Young, who operates an and schools and community-based AM and FM station in Napa Valley. organizations just a little piece of the 40 miles outside of San Francisco, broadcast pie?" Kennard said. said some broadcasters are leery because of bad experiences wich Associated Press Photo He also questioned why the group had "squandered its goodwill pirate radio. Even though the FCC al the FCC" in its battle against low- has set restrictions on who is eligible PROTEST — A student walks in front of Government Palace with a poster saying "Let's defeat dictatorship" and "No vote for fraud power. Kennard offered to work for the stations, "we of course are 2000" during a protest against Fujimori's reelection bid. with the industry to address its con- nervous about what it means." cerns but stressed the new service Addressing Ihe transition from would not cause harmful interfer- analog to digital TV. which stations ence with existing FM stations. must complete by 2006. Kennard Peruvians suspicious after recent election Commercial broadcasters dis- pushed aside (he idea floated by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Officials said Tuesday that with of dirty play. Fujimori rejected the findings of agree and say that the new, low- some broadcaslcrs of pushing back 77 percent of the ballots counted, " i hey took too long to count the the exit polls and election monitors, power stations would ruin 'he the deadline. LIMA. Peru — Fraud was on the Fujimori had 49.85 percent, com- ballots," said Renzo Lopez, a 28- but Toledo said that the electoral integrity of the FM channel. They "Delay is simply not an option." lips of Peruvians in the capital pared to Alejandro Toledo's 40.41. year-old manager of a food whole- process had lost all credibility. have galvanized support on Capitol Kennard told Ihe group. The transi- streets after election officials said Exit polls and unofficial vote tallies sale company. "That delay gave Toledo said his political group Kill, where legislation that would tion "will happen as sure as day fol- President Alberto Fujimori was just by independent monitors after Sun- them the time to manipulate the would refuse to recognize the elec- curtail the number of low-power sta- lows night." shy of the majority of votes needed day's election indicated Fujimori numbers." tion board's final count "no matter tions the FCC could license is wind- Fritts said broadcasters are mak- to win a third term. would receive less support than he Those suspicions exploded in a what the outcome." The vole was ing through the House. Floor action ing investments to upgrade their sta- The government was manipulat- did and not reach the SO percent plus violent protest by some 4.000 people expected to continue filtering in dur- could come this week. tions lo digital without any assur- ing it all from ihe start, sending us one vote needed to avoid a runoff. outside the presidential palace early ing the week. The bill boosts the interference ances lhal their digital signals will out to vote as if we were marionettes The first results were made pub- Monday. Later in the day, Peruvians Opinion polls had showed a protections between neighboring be carried by cable companies on when they had it all planned, a giant lic Monday at midday, more than 12 huddled in large groups in the main majority of Peruvians believed fraud channels from what the FCC had those systems or that the quality of fraud." said Carolina Hcrrcra. a spe- hours later than election officials plaza across from the palace debat- would play a part in the election authorized and requires the commis- digital TV scls on ihe market will cial education teacher in a poor had promised, prompting suspicion ing whether the fix was already in. going into Sunday's ballot. sion to set up an experimental pro- improve. Lima neighborhood. "Pretty tasty otes aren't they?" LectuRe noTes . review & exam preparation . study gROups (AmonG otHer acAdemic tReaTS) -always (1440.365) open- VErsiTV■com Where to go when you need to know. () Wednesday, April 12, 2(M)(| The BG News page WORLD www.bftnewi* vom/ap I Man cleared of rape, brother implicated i MI ASSOCUIED PRESS have now implicated Mario. And on Monday, three days after NEW ORLEANS — When Mario Charles' arrest in Virginia loi Clyde and Mario Charles left a 1 the rape, the sheriff of Tenrebonnc house I ) years ago, the) said they Parish accused Clyde Charles I hitchhiked in different directions knowing his brother committed the down a road in the heart of south en me. Louisiana's bayou country. Clyde Charles "may be innocent Their lues — like Iheir paths ol the rape, but I feel he knew about went in opposite directions that his brother raping that woman," said night. Sheriff leny Larpenter. "This thing Clyde Charles was accused of could have been resolved 20 years raping a nurse whose cai had broken ago if he would have stepped for- down a short distance away. He was ward." convicted and spent most of the next Former O.J. Simpson defense two decades in prison Mario attorney Harry .Scheck. whose New Charles was not charged in the York-based Innocence Project at crime. Cardozo Law School helped tree Clyde Charles consistently Clyde Charles, ridiculed Larpenter's protested his innocence and pushed claim for DNA testing once the technology "There's no way in the world he became available. He got help from was covering up for his brother," New York-based lawyers and PBS' Scheck said in a telephone inter- "Frontline*' investigative TV series. view "You don't go about saying In December. Clyde, now 47. was your brother did it if you can't prove released from the Louisiana State it." Penitentiary at Angola aftet DNA Larpenter said there is enough tests showed he could not have com- evidence to have Clyde Charles mitted the crime. booked with obstruction of justice, Associated Press Photo Less than four months later, the but added that it might not be pro- brothers' paths have crossed again: ductive to pursue a charge on a HIDDEN — Mario Charles hides his face with his coat as he is led through New Orleans International Airport on Monday. Charles Authorities say the Same DNA tests crime carrying a six-month maxi- was arrested Friday on charges that he allegedly raped a 26-year-old woman in 1981. that Clyde Charles had requested mum jail sentence. Museum identifies plundered paintings THK ASS& nil [I I'KISS that others with information on their Angeles, the Chicago An Institute lii-tones will come forward," said and the Metropolitan Museum ol Art Still Looking For Next Year? BOSTON •Portrait ol a Man Malcolm Rogers, the museum's in New York City — soon are and Woman in an Interior." a cen- director, "Filling the gaps in the expected to tollow suit and identify turies-old painting bj Dutch artist provenance ol these paintings could questionable paintings in their col- Eglon van dcr Neer, has hung in the assist in the identification and resti- NEWIWE lections. Museum of Line Arts lor ne.uly six tution ol Aorks that may have been The photographs ol he paintings decades Rentals looted during the Holocaust and are accompanied on ihe museum's On Monday, the Boston museum World War II." Web site by the most recent research 843 Sixth St. #4,6,&10: said that the painting, alone with six The museum is the latest to pub- on their past. Museum officials said othei European pieces ol all it owns. licly identify art possibly siolen by 1wo bedroom unfurnished apartments Inn full may have been plundered from iheu Nazis although gaps in a piece's hisiory baths. High efficiency gas, heat, antl hot water rightful owners by the Nazis during The National Museum Dire. ,ue common, these particulai paint- Central air conditioning Dishwashers. World War II. Conference in Britain placed 350 ings raised questions because of Wahscr/drvcr in building Private Parking lot The museum has posted pho- questionable paintings on the Intel when or where they were obtained, with ample spaces Resident pays all utilities «4 tographs of the paintings on its Web net last month On Monday, the Ger- oi because ot then previous owners $455.00 per month tor a 12 month lease sue in hopes the public will help fill man government posted online its weie implicated in looting art. 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Smoking contributes to a "Then it would have been like all the Celli said Benigni's real focus In the interview. Pezzetti also "They"re life-loving people," he woman's risk of heart waj cm the relationship between the said that there were about 50 chil- said. 'There's a guy there who owns other films made," she said. "This lather and his son. dren found alive in Auschwitz when a ball bearing shop, for example. He made it different." disease and stroke, which "Benigni was inspired by his the camp was liberated in January doesn't sell anything but ball bear- father's story,'' he said "His father 1945. Some had been subjected to ings, just sits there and passes out "Memoria." a 1997 documentary increases your chance of was sent to a work camp, and later medical experiments by the Nazi the right ones and visits So. I went that hasn't yet been released in the told him the stories in a way that doctors and others had escaped with to go visit him. He's just a guy seeing doctors. But is that wouldn't scare him." comparatively little physical harm. who's done what he's done and now United States, is realistic. Celli said, really the kind of date Celli defended Benigni against Also, there were a few stories wants to sell ball bearings Some of concentrating on true-life witnesses the criticism about the lack of real- about parents who were able to save them live very simple lives." of the events. It also shows what he you'd like? To learn more. ism in "Life is Beautiful," and their children even though they One of Celli's students said she is Pezzetti responds that most Holo- themselves perished. looking forward to seeing "Mcmo- feels is the remarkable difference Women who smoke %et visit www.amencanlteart.org caust stories emphasize the excep- In "Memona." Pezzetti inter- ria." between Italian Jewish survivors tion. views many of the Jewish survivors "I haven't seen much about the MORE DATES or call 1-800-AHA-USA1 "Pezzetti said that all films that of Auschwitz. 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SAIN Program, What Men Need Fuel Your Future ^^_^ to Know About Rape Program. CASO. For more information call Jenn at the Wellness Connection 372-0470 cnoo fP Air National Guard Awareness Month 3 i page 10 The BG News Wednesday, April 12, 2000 SPORTS wivw.bgnews.com/sports Women's soccer Soccer hires Richards as head coach BG ATHI.RTIC COMMUNICATIONS staff for the Region IV Olympic "We are very excited to have "This will give me a chance to highest level, according to Richards, Development Program. Andy Richards as our new women's evaluate the team to see where we and with the support of the commu- BGSU Athletic Director Paul He was also the stale coach for soccer coach." Krebs said. "He arc and what we need to do to be nity and the administration, that is Krebs has announced that the new Ihe 17 year old age group of the Ore- brings a high level of enthusiasm successful," he said. exactly where he wants to take it. head coach for women's soccer will gon Olympic Development Pro- and a breadth of coaching experi- An avid community member in "We arc going to play an exciting be Andy Richards. Richards, 34, just gram. Richards has been heavily ence lo our program. He was the Corvallis, Richards is looking for- brand of soccer that the fans will Comerica completed his fifth season at Oregon involved with the Corvallis United ideal candidate for this position." ward to being a part of the universi- enjoy," Richards said. "My goal is to Stale University (PAC-10) as assis- Soccer Club for the past four years, Richards will arrive in Bowling ty and community of Bowling be successful, first, in the Mid- Park is close tant women's soccer coach. as well. Green this Friday and will travel Green. He and his wife. Carolyn, American Conference, and then in A native of Warwick, England, Prior to his appointment at Ore- with Ihe learn Saturday for their last found BG to be a very attractive the nation." Richards joins ihe Falcons with a gon State. Richards spent five years competition of the spring season at place to live, and coupled with the Richards earned his Bachelor of to heaven wealth of experience in not only as Ihe Regional Director for Goal Kent Slate. While this is the final vision and direction of the universi- Education from Sheffield City Poly- intercollegiate soccer, but also in Line Soccer Clinics in Oregon. contest, ihe spring practice season ty and the athletic department, i( was technic located in Sheffield, Eng- Gianl metallic baseball bals club, high school, and youth soccer. Richards taught and coached at the does not come lo a close until April an opportunity that he could not pass land, in 1989. He received his Mas- hover over the stone tigers. The gate For the past two years. Richards has high school level in England before 27th. This time spent with ihe team, up. Bowling Green Women's Soccer ter of Education from Oregon State is guarded like a castle, just short of served as a member of the coaching moving to the United Stales. according to Richards, is invaluable. has the ability lo compete al the University in 1997. a moat. It looks like a portal into an animated baseball paradise. Baseball In front, the names of ex-Tigers are etched in bricks. Sometime dur- ing yesterday's opening day, a young boy gazed at one of those bricks, turned to his father and asked Falcons beat Vikings "Daddy, who was Kirk Gibson? Al Kaline? Hank GreenbergT NICK HURM secure the Falcon victory. SPORTS WRITER "The situation just presented Everything promised of Comeri- itself and il happened." Best said. "I BG defeats ca Park has been delivered. The Bowling Green baseball just wanted to hit something hard and in ihe air to get the guy in from The concourses are decked with team scored 33 runs in the last three games coming into a Tuesday aftcr- third. Anytime you get in the situa- Western 8-5, towers denoting Tigers History. One nix>n affair with Cleveland State. tion to score run you have to take for every decade. A picture for every So it was a little surprising for the advantage of it." moment. Falcons lo find themselves in an It was cold and miserable outside 4-2 Monday unfamiliar situation coined "a pitch- leaving the game spectators nearly The field looks small. But the er's dual " frozen to their seat as ihey waited for PETE STELLA 420 fool center field fence stretches It took 11 innings for the Falcons some spark of offense during the ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR into a city that was once great, and is to generate enough offense to come pitching dual. The fans would have lo wail quite a while as more solid again striving toward beauty. away winners after solid pitching by The unseasonably strange weath- both sides, downing Cleveland State pitching from both sides held strong. er experienced in Bowling Green It's cozy. Like a winter blanket 3-2. The Falcons improved to 14-12- BG Freshman Deryck Griffith came last week prevented ihe Falcon base- securing everyone in its grasp with I on the season and have won 7 of on to relieve Cheney and piiched ball team from playing any of their warmth and safety It feels like a their lasl eight games. The pitching two innings of no hit baseball allow- four scheduled games last weekend. ing only one walk. home with overpriced beer and lux- secured the win for the Falcons. The doubleheadcr at Western "It was a pretty good college Finally the first long anticipated Michigan, which was scheduled for ury boxes. baseball game," BG head coach run came in the bottom of the sev- Friday, was moved to Monday and A ferris wheel in the corner of the Danny Schmitz said. "The pitching enth inning. BG sophomore Nick the iwinbill at Central got cancelled Schmidt led off the inning with a park will one day give fans a view of on both sides did a nice job and both all together. Behind strong pitching teams were hauling. We gol the exe- walk. After teammate Tim Newell the new Lions Stadium, to be built and offense, the Brown and Orange cution when it was needed offen- laid down a sacrifice bunl to put beat Western 4-2 and 8-5 Monday right across the street, from 10 feet sively." Schmidt on second. BG sophomore afternoon. away. BG senior starting pitcher Joe Shaun Rice also drew a walk. Fresh- The wins give ihe Falcons a 13- man Corey Loomis singled loading A carousel in the middle of the Cheney came into the game with I- 12-1 overall and 5-1 Mid-American 3 record and holding a 5.51 ERA. up the bases for the Falcons with one Conference standing. BG is over the food court features tigers in motion Despite not picking up Ihe win, out. .500 mark for the first time this sea- and kids howling in delight. Cheney had one of his best outings A CSU error of an infield son, after starting out 0-5. grounder by Matt Best brought the Comerica Park is the most beau- of the years pitching five innings of According lo BG coach Danny shutout baseball. The Lima native first run across the plate. Sophomore tiful sight these eyes have ever seen. Schmitz, his learn was jusl happy to allowed only four hits on the day, Len Elias would score one more for get some games in. The green seats blend together to struck out two and did not walk a BG with a sacrifice fly. "It was jusl nice lo play again," create a forest of plastic. As my eyes batter. But the pitching seemed to be The Vikings answered back in ihe he said. "Mother nature was not on lop of the eighth with a 2 RBI single set on the orangish red clay on the contagious on both sides. our side and our guys played well One of the reasons Cheney didn't by leadoff batter Mike Lehman to tie despite the off time." field that contrasts with the green pick up the win was the solid pitch- the game up 2-2. Game one saw Falcon ace. junior grass, old baseball memories flood- ing from his counterpart from Senior righthander Mike Muzi pitcher Tony Fontana, retire 21 out ed back via a new park. Cleveland State's Matt Gourley. of the 25 batters he faced in his two Gourley was 0-4 on ihe year but did- came in on his birthday and made it And that is the significance of hit. complete game win. He struck n't pilch like it. He pitched four a little sweeter by picking up the win out eight and walked two. which Comerica park. innings of scoreless ball allowing in ihe game. With a runner on third pleased Schmitz. Last year we talked about the tra- only three hits. Something had to 'Tony was outstanding," Schmitz and only one out. Muzi struck out dition of Tiger Stadium. We talked give. said "He was very dominating and Finally in the bottom of the I Ith all his pilches were working for him. about old Tigers that we embraced at MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News ihe nexl two Vikings lo keep CSU inning BG saved the best for last. He only made one bad pitch, which the corner and we remembered hold- off the scoreboard. SIMON — Falcon catcher Brad Simon watches a foul ball in yes- Senior Matt Best blooped a ball resulted in a two-run homerun." ing our grandfathers' hands al our down the rightficld line with the terday's 3-2 win over Cleveland State. Senior Matt Best connect- first games. bases loaded to end the game and •Sec WIN, page 12 ed on the game-winning hit in the eleventh inning yesterday. •See BASEBALL, page 12 Now. with Comerica park, we arc talking about the future. We are talk- Softball ing about Juan Gonzalez. Hideo Football Nomo. We are talking about holding our grandsons' hands as we tell them about the greats we saw there. New system should help This park is about more than Softball loses 6-2 to Buckeyes baseball, as these things always are. Sahm, coaches in 2000 G.MICHAEL GRAHAM one BG batter. schol flyout and later scored on It is culture, memories, smiles, awe. another Buckeye error. SPORTS WRITER Overall. Ohio State out-hit BG 6- PETE STELLA his ACL last season, to make a Before the fifth. Bowling Green It is the passing of old tradition 5. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR strong impact this season. According and the birth of new tradition. Years The BG and Ohio Stale Softball The Buckeyes scored three in the did not have a runner advance past to Blackney. he has kepi Gilbo out •from now. we will look back at April teams combined for eight unearned third. Anna Smith walked, then took second base. With the Orange and Brown of a lot of contact drills but he still The Falcons travel to Dayton goes through the motions. .11. 2000 and remember that Brian runs on eighl errors in yeslerday's third when Holly English reached on scrimmage just four days away, the non-league contest. an error. Smith scored when Jennifer Thursday for another non-league BG football team is working on "We are kind of holding him Mohler won the first game at Com- Unfortunately for the Falcons, Link bunted her in. All runners were contest before hosting Akron for one ironing out the creases in their pro- out." Blackney said. "With an ACL. erica Park and is the bearer of new recenl history repeated itself as ihey safe on the play when the Falcon game Friday and two Saturday in gram. il is usually an 9-12 month recovery tradition. committed six and the Buckeyes thirdbaseman hesitated. Link then Mid-American Conference action. Saturday's game concludes period and he is right at the 8 1/2 took advantage for a 6-2 win. Ohio scored on a bases-loaded walk spring practice for the Falcons, month period. What we are trying to Yesterday was Tiger's history. do is not force him into it and I don't Stale improves lo 18-15 overall before Renae Weigel scored on a which have seen positive and nega- Chapter after chapter has been writ- want to see thai thing re-injured." while the Falcons fall lo 17-9. Kristine Himes single. tive performances ihe last few ten, each one more impressive than weeks. Wrist Watch The Falcons are 0-2 in games in "Before the game, we all sit the last and each one adding to the Nagging injuries, especially on The Falcons have also changed which they commit six errors. Their down and figure out what we're their play calling techniques for the lore of one of the most storied fran- season total stands al 64. The win Ihe already graduated diminished going to do," Houle said. "So it's offensive line, are one of the main 2000 season. In the past. BG used chises in sports. against Pittsburgh in Virginia has like we come out ready. I don't the style of sending players in with been the only game where the Fal- concerns for coach Gary Blackney. Detroit was the winner yesterday, know what happens to us once we're "The offensive line is still hob- the plays but has switched lo the cons did not commit al least one in the game." new and popular system around col- not just the baseball learn thai repre- error. bled a little bit and we still lack Ohio Slate added three more in some continuity there and thai really lege football; giving quarterbacks sents it. The skyline overlooking "We can nol continue lo play this its half of Ihe fifth. With two outs. hurts," he said. "I think our skill wristbands and signaling the forma- centerfield begs you lo look and say kind of defense." Falcon coach people are really good but without tions from the sidelines. Leigh Ross-Shaw said. "One of our Rogeanna Holimger reached on an to yourself 'This place isn't all bad." that consistency and continuity up Blackney feels this system will goals this season was to improve our error. After a Sarah Wesl single, Detroit became a real city yester- Hotlingcr scored on another Falcon front, it's hard to move forward." open things up for the offense. fielding percentage and this isn't Blackney is looking for fifth year day. It became the kind of city with happening. Physically, we're fine. error. West later scored on a Chrissy senior tackle Eric Gilbo, who tore • See FOOTBALL, page 12 districts and attractions. It was more Mentally, somehow we can't make Fowler single before Himes stole home to give the Buckeyes a 6-0 than the rundown hellhole every- those plays." advantage. body mistakes it for. It was glorious. Freshman pitcher McKenna Houle look Ihe loss (5-4). She threw ' "That's how it goes with us," And the gales that are manned by five innings allowing five hits and Ross-Shaw said. "If someone makes statues of tigers and giant beasts two walks while striking out two an error, it's like everyone else lets open their entrances and remind you while Andrea Genter pitched the up and continues to make errors. I'm not very happy with that part of our that yesterday was a beginning. final two. "It's frustrating but I have a lot of game." For the city, for the Tigers, for the confidence in our fielders," Houle The Falcons rallied for two in the fans. said. "I think it's frustrating because fifth when Lynsey Ebel led off by Dan Nied is the sports editor for we all know how good we can be." reaching on a two-base error. Junior MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News the BC News. He will resume his Buckeye senior Tom Hileman (4- Morgan LaNicca then pinch-ran lor 5) threw four innings of shutout ball her. After a Libby Voshell single. position as a mailman this summer OUT — BG senior Carmen Hit- for the win before Katie Chain Kandice Machain singled in LaNic- terdal checks to see if she is MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News and has "serious" issues with gun ca while Jess Jenkins, who ran for piiched ihe final three innings. Hile- safe or out. The softball team control. E—mail him at man allowed just iwo hits while Machain. took second. Jenkins SAHM — Falcon quarterback Andy Sahm barks out the signals lost 6-2 to Ohio State Tuesday. [email protected]. edu striking out two and walking just advanced lo third on an Angie Dom- in practice. 1 ll I >V Wednesday, April 12,2000 The BG News page I SPORTS www.bgmivs.com/sports ^^fcmdjj sn-ia^itriu,* m^' National Baskrlhall Assoclaliun Tuesday's Sports Transaction, Al A (,UIKC By The Associated Press BASEBALL By Thf tssocUUd fna I >tHUM linl named ■"layer of Hit Week EASTERN CONFERKM E American league AIIJJIC Atlantic Dii , TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Activated HI Viniiy ( aslill.i Irani It* 15-tla) Bowling (iiccn Sluts: Univcfsily junior Dom- disabled list Designated IB Herbert Perry lor assignment schol h.is tveen named Ihu Mid-American Conference W L Pel Pet. Softball Player ol the Week, ihe league office has x-Mutni 50 27 649 National league Baltimore .133 <-Nm York 48 29 .623 HOUSTON ASTROS—Traded C Paul Baku to die I Umda Mjilini lot cjsh announced New York .500 Domschot, a second baseman, h.med t>25. With live ^-Philadelphia 45 32 584 5 and a player to be named Promoted IM luliolaigo from New Orleawol Hue Is I Orlando 39 38 506 II Boston 429 2 1/2 LOS ANGF.I.ES DODGERS—Placed RHP Gregg Olson on the IS d.11 iln Inls in ctjiln .11 bats, as the Falcons vvcnl 2-0 lasl vseek Boston 31 4Q 403 19 Toronto 375 3 abledlitl Recalled LHP Jeff Williams from Albuquerque of the it I BGSU wsepl a Wednesday (April 5) doublehcadof al Nc* Jersey 31 46 403 19 Detroit, winning hy scores of 5-3 and 8-6. Domschot Tampa Bay 286 NEW YORK METS—Signed INI Rafael Bournigal in .1 minor league ,0.1 Washington 28 49 31/2 164 tract and assigned him to Norfolk of the International Lcagssf Rctencd IM had a slugging percentage of I.CKXJ m ihe ivw> garnet, Garni in-IM.III Domingo Cede no as three ol hei ine hits were doubles. She had a pair of y.Indiana 5| 26 Central Division 662 BASKETBALL niulliple-hil games, going VI'or-4 wilh a pan of dou- x-CharkMlc 44 33 571 W Pet. NBA BOARD OF GOVERNORS—Approved the sale ol the Vaacouvet (.11/ bles in Ihe opener and 2-lor-4 wilh a two-bagger in Ihe Toronto 43 34 558 Cleveland 5 .714 jlies to Michael Hcisley nighltap. She scored a run in each game Detroit 40 37 .519 II On Ihe year. Domschot is hilling .30} vs. nil 20 runs Milwaukee 38 39 Kansas City 5 625 DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed G I Kodrick Rhodes to. the remainder of 494 13 scored and 10 hailed in She has an on base percentage Cleveland 30 47 390 21 Chicago 4 571 the season Placed F Bruno Sundov on the injured list Allania 26 51 FOOTBALL Of 347 and a slugging pel ol .449. and she leads Ihe 331 25 Minnesota 3 333 Falcons in a plethora of categories, including at-bats Chicago 16 60 211 34 1/2 NFL—Suspended Baltimore DT l-arry Webslet indefinitely for violating the Detroit 286 WESTERS CONEERENrE league's akohol and substance abuse policy (891. runs, hits (27). doubles (7). triples (3) and total Mld«eM Dlslslon PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed IB Luther Broughion and I II bran bases (40). W L Pet GB Darling 10 one-year contracts Domschiil leads Ihe MAC in runs scored per game. s-l'lah 52 25 .675 w Pel HOCKEY wilh 0 80., and is second in triples per game 10 12) and *-San Antonio 49 28 636 3 eighth in doubles per game (0.28). Anaheim 4 571 ATLANTA THRASHERS—Signed F Brad Tapper '■Minnesota 48 2° 4 623 CALGARY FLAMES—Fired Al Coates. general manager. Brian Sutler I'allai 35 41 461 16 1/2 Seattle 4 571 Tigers beat Mariners 5-2 coach. Nick Polano. director of player personnel, and Rich Preston asvivtam Denver 31 46 .403 21 Tesas 4 .571 DF.TROIT — If only every Tigers home game chris- coach Houston 31 46 .403 21 lened a new ballpark. Oakland J 429 FLORIDA PANTHERS—Reassigned D Brad lerence to lajuisv.llc of the Vancouver 21 55 276 30 1/2 Gregg Jederies and Hobby Higginson each dune in Pacific I in 1,mil AMI. (wo runs as the Tigers heal ihe Seattle Mariners 5-2 y-LA Lakers 65 II 833 Wednesday's Games NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Signed D Karlis Skiaslins. I Rob Value, u * Portland 56 21 727 8 1/2 Tens tOli.er 0-01 al N Y Yankees (Cone Oil. I 05 p m. and F Ville Pellonen to contract eslensions Esercised then contract opnonv on I Tuesday al Comcrica Park. Detroit's first home game in vHwn» 49 27 15 Seti. ncn Bordeleau. F Vnali Yachmencv and D Alesandrc Boikov 104 years that wasn't, al (he corner of Michigan and 645 Cleveland (Wngtil 1-01 at Oakland tlleredia 0-01. 135pm s-Satramento 43 33 566 21 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Signed F Bill Tibbelts 10 a contract for the Trumbull. Minnesota iSanlana 0-0) al Boston (lasscro 0-0). 60S p m s-Scaltle 42 35 545 22 1/2 2000-01 season Opening a ballpark with a win has become a Detroit Golden Slate 18 59 234 46 1/2 Seattle tSele 00) al Detroit (Mlicki 0-11. 7 05 p m TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS—Added C-LW Don Macl-can. C-RW Adam tradition. The Tigers. Ihen in the Western league, tout- I. A Clipper-. 14 62 184 50 Chicago While Sol (Baldwin 1-0) at Tampa Bay X Pennington has history in Falcon country j'. i DON DELCO Blackney said. Tennessee Titans Steve McNair and 2000 Draft, the lone quarterback in 3 V^TB GUEST WRITER In that game, the Falcons game record holder Ty Detmer. a two that list. plan of keeping the ball out of Pen- game starter in 1999 for the reborn "Chad is a fine athlete, intelligent When the final second licks off nington "s explosive hands worked to Cleveland Browns. and doesn't put his team in bad situ- the clock on Super Bowl Sunday, perfection. Pennington ended his career with ations," Blackney said. "Just look at UL\ ihis signifies only one thing, three 'The best way to keep him off the 123 TD passes and a 63.2 comple- him. he's assertive, confident, but I months until the NFL Draft. field is by establishing a running tion percentage. not cocky. He has all the qualities to This year, the 2000 Draft docsn-t game, and using short play action Pennington was a finalist for the be an outstanding player on the pro- offer a plethora of quarterbacks .is passing." Blackney said. Heisman Trophy, finishing fifth fessional level." fe-l the previous version, but all the With Pennington on the sidelines while receiving 21 first place votes. With all the positive qualities that A• -W' '■j scouts and experts agree that one as much as possible, he finished The prestigious award honors the Pennington brings to the table, all signal caller stands out in the crowd. with just 175 yards passing and only best collegiate player in the country. the signs point to the San Francisco one TD toss. "To me, standing from the out- 4^- BF"" Marshall University's Chad Pen- The win was a highlight of the side looking in, he's the consum- 49ers. with the 12th pick, taking the nington. '98 season for BG and as it turned mate quarterback," Blackney said. Marshall star. HH| Pennington has three collegiate out. it was Pennington's one and "He's something special." Caroli- Coupled with fading health of starts against Bowling Green, with only loss in his Division I-A career. na Panthers head coach George their future hall-of-fame quarter- Marshall and BG both members of He went on to lead the Thundering Scifcrt said, who coached Penning- back. Steve Young, and fresh off one the Mid-American Conference. Heard to MAC Championships in ton in the 2000 Senior Bowl on Jan. of their worst seasons in over 20 The All-American was 2-1 versus '98 and '99. while also winning the 22. years, the Niners are in dire need of BG, averaging 248.7 yards in the air Motor City Bowl in those back-to- In that exhibition game, Penning- someone for the future, and Pen- and 2.3 passing Td's per game. back seasons. ton stared for the North squad and nington would be the perfect fit. - The loss occurred back in 1998 Pennington holds numerous played only the first quarter com- "There is no question he's a when BG defended their home turf records including two Division l-A pleting 11-14 passes with a TD. He leader on and off the field." Black- Photo Provided at Doyt L. Perry stadium by defeat- marks and 10 for Marshall Universi- M .is named the games MVP. ney said. "1 think his competitive- ing the Thundering Heard 34-13. ty. He ranks third all time in NCAA ESPN's NFL Draft guru Mel ness along with his drive, motiva- PENNINGTON — Former Marshall quarterback Chad Pennington 'That was one of our belter wins career passing yards with 14.108. Kiper Jr. ranks Pennington 6th tion, and athletic abilities will work looks for someone to throw to. Pennington did a lot damage to here." BG football coach Gary right behind the AFC Champion amongst the top 60 prospects for the in his favor." BG in his tenure at Marshall. BASEBALL WIN FOOTBALL Continued from page 10 Continued from page 10 Bronco offense to nothing to cam Continued from page 10 Schmidt doubled in the bottom of "I fell really good." Fontana said his fourth win of the season "We arc using a signaling system the eleventh followed by walks to "I just felt like I was in control out- In the second game, the Brown with wristbands for the quarter- and Orange scored twice in the first Newell and Rice. Thai's when Best here. There are some days when you backs." he said. "In the past, what put away the game for BG. feel like that and other days when but were answered by two Bronco your mechanics are all out of bal- runs to tie the game. BG then netted we have done is we sent players in Despite their success thus far in with plays. We think this will allow the MAC. Schmitz knows his team ance. Everything was right." three runs in the second and one in has a lot of baseball games left. The Falcons scored twice in the the third to take a commanding 6-3 us to get more plays in, more quick- "We are off to a good start but the second inning and moved ahead 3-0 lead into the fourth inning. ly and be more efficient and effec- Eastern division has five teams over when freshman Corey Loomis The teams remained scoreless tive " .500." he said. "We just need to take reached on a one-out walk and until the bottom of the sixth when The system will allow the Falcon the games one at a time." moved to second when sophomore the Broncos scored one to cut the skill players to get more plaviny The Falcons play at Notre Dame Sean Ryan, who led the team with lead to 6-4 But BG answered with time. Inslead of sending in a new today at 5 p.m. and host Marshall in two hits, was thrown out trying to two runs in the seventh to secure the steal third. Loomis came around to running back oi receiver with the a pair of twinbills. one Saturday and win. Ryan laced a single to lett and play. Sahm can just get the call from one Sunday. Both doubleheaders are score from second on a throwing junior Lee Morrison sacrificed Ryan set to start at I p.m. error by the Western catcher Joe lo second. A groundout moved him the sideline and leave the personnel Seestadt. to third where he was brought home untouched. "It was a pretty good "We took advantage of their mis- by a senior Matt Marcum single. Sophomore quarterback Andy takes and scored some big runs," "Sean Ryan had a good day lor Sahm believes the new system will college baseball Schmitz said. us. he did some things to help us be effective once the kinks are game. The pitching Fontana's only mistake came in win." Schmitz said. worked out of it. on both sides did a the fourth inning after a two out Sophomore Doug Flere started "Basically, it's pretty simple," he MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG News walk was followed with a homerun the game but left alter giving up said. "I gel signals from the sidelines nice job and both by Seestadt. which cut the score to three runs on three hits and two FLY BALL — Falcon centerfielder Aric Christman stretches out 3-2 in favor of BG. and I have two big wristbands with a teams were battling. walks in one inning. Junior Craig hundred and some plays on them. I for a fly ball as infielder Nick Schmidt looks on. Christman The Falcons went on to score one Danny Schmitz more run on a senior Kenny Burdinc Menkc finished the game for BG just read em off the bands and we missed the ball but the Falcons beat Cleveland State, 3-2 in 11 and allowed only two runs on three BC Baseball Coach sacrifice fly to score sophomore Len hop up to the line. It saves more innings. Ehas in the fifth. Fontana held the hits lo move his record to 3-2. time." Load Up On Success at Ground • -► Now Hiring for Ground Part-Time Positions Open House ON-CAMPUS Do you know someone who is looking for a INTERVIEWS ^•eat part-time job?? 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They've also tried to way to junior high — that's what Ads Personals look some big hits — and thai was expand the offense by throwing he's doing." quarterbacks coach Tim after Ohio Stale finished 6-6 last more to the backs and tight ends and Salem said of Bellisari's learning 372-6977 year. by adding an option attack that they curve. "It's a process. The process Tht IK. '■ BE FLEXIBLE SAVE S$S Il figures thai when a leam has a ■ Europe $219 (o/w + taxes) intend to use for eight or 10 plays a happens a little bit faster for some : .. MfaVndMI or fru.,p on il- t... CHEAP FARES WORLDWIDE" disappointing season. Ihe quarter- game. guys than for others. What he nMoii dis.bitu, -I he ban Mexico/Caribbean $199-5229 (,f\ ♦taxes) back will catch much of the blame. Still, the biggest improvement learned last year is showing so far in u» — O.I*. kf.ll. p.««trd iw> Call 800-326-2009 www 4cheapair com Bellisari recognizes thai one of Ihe might have to be made in Bellisari's these days of spring practice " biggest reasons Ihe Buckeyes had to head. Bellisari said he has gained a lot I ir* iv *<•/ ddirriiM'ii.-i Fncker s Mens Softball Team is having ■ . practice and tryouts on Sunday 4/16/00 watch the bowl games on TV was "He needs to have a little bit in terms of how to handle the silua and 4/30/00 from 4 30pm lo 7 3Qpm IQ_ because of his on-thc-joh training. more patience." Stobart said. "What lions a quarterback is presented *nd*ppr".ji BowlinQ Green, Ohtg (we will practice be- 'That's part of the game." the we're trying to emphasize with him Almost as much, he has learned tween 175 and the BGSU Football stadi- junior-to-bc said of the heat he took is to have patience, just take what what his responsibilities are. He um) Tuesday evening league. Sunday from media, letters to Ihe editor and they give you and keep moving the admitted that he did not take an Campus Events evening league and weekend tourna- callers on talk shows. "The quarter- chains." active role as a leader last year ments on Sat & Sun For details call BQIL back deserves it. If you're not win- A year ago, Bellisari was the because he didn't think he had Mjllejat (419| 474-1733. DANCE MARATHON 2001 ning ball games, they've got to look backup to Austin Moherman in the earned it. Give from (he Heart. Give Blood for somebody and that's the quarter- Don't miss your chance to be involved RECEIVE AFTER BITING OIF «/«///////■///,/-, >■,////////////,// vf/ysy//rss/s/sss//,A'Ssss//y/,-.'./y/.'ss/. ■ -., ■-/.■////AYA:■>,'.>.,■■■;■■. Chmura arrested HOLYFIELD'S EAR' THK ASSOCIATED PKINN felony punishable by up to 10 years RM£> TITANIC in prison and a $10,000 fine. SPORTSMAN OF TH IIAKTI.ANI). 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(0dUJl/JbMMdJjh9 .Shuttle atailable from I nion Varsity Square Apts. 1 & 2 BDRM apts. avail. 353-7715 Call 352-9135. *7 parking lot starting at 7:30am Call 354-6036 1628 EAST WOOSTER From 9:00 ■ 5:00 M-F See what's new s///'/A'//y//y/y////y///y/y//^^^ BOWLING GREEN-354-2S35 Qnctttoni please call 372-6664 Take a virtual tour at: in the news!! wHW.wcncl.orn/- highland www.bgsu.edu/recsports {BL Management Inc. NEWS AQUATICS INTRAMURALS FALL OPENINGS □OWL.INQ QnCEN We need YOU! Soccer Playoffs will be Now on Cable Channel 6 The Aquatics Program held the week of is looking for Lifeguards April 17-20. Stop by 5:30-Live and Learn to Swim the IM/SC Office, Instructors for Summer 130 Perry Field Management Inc. Re-broadcast at 2000. Stop by the SRC House, after 2:00pm on Hillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview, HI Main Office or call Mike I bdrm. Dishwasher/Garbage at 2-7482 for info. April 14, to check your team's Disposal/ Air Conditioner 10:30 & 7:30am status for the playoffs. Unique Design Start at $380. Call353-5800 Wood County' s only LIVE local FITWELL CENTER The first-ever Broomball Championship Game will be Television news Hey Seniors... """" held Wed., April 19 at Management Inc. t source > N If you are a graduating senior, C/*' 10:45pm in the Ice Arena. Evergreen Apts. 215 E. Poe. call now to schedule your FREE Come check out the exciting Studios. Large 1 bdrm. Laundry Check Us Out II on site. Starts at $250 Hrnnilitulos FITWELL assessment. new IM sport and make plans www.homecltylce.com to enter your own team next Call 353-5800 LAST DAY FOR FITWELL TESTING: year. A Great Job Opportunities !! Friday, April 28, 2000 Hiring Students Part- Time NOW and Full- Time During Summer 4 Breaks Management Inc. Flexible Hours & GREAT PAY II clip and save (pretcul at the main entrance) r Heinz Site 726 N. 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