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YEAR IN REVIEW: PARTLY CLOUDY The BG News sports HIGH54ILOW36 staff takes a look back at www.bgnews.com the year that was; PAGE 9 independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 134

A NIGHT FULL OF LAUGPIS COMEDIAN DANE COOK PERFORMS IN FRONT OF SOLD OUT CROWD IN KOBACKER HALL THIS WEEKEND

By Allison Halco Although there were three CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR performers, it was clear who Q&A with Dane "If you're not in love, every- most of the crowd was there to The BG News had the chance to body you know falls in love on see, as chants of "Dane Cook" interview Dane Cook Friday the same day. rose from before his show in Kobacker Hall. Even inanimate "With him, it's not the audi- Cook is a comedian who has been objects - your ence before featured on the show Crank jeans are all laying just about his the come- Yankers and a number of Comedy together lovingly jokes, it's the way dian took Central specials. He has had roles in a big denim he delivers it and the stage. in the movies Stuck on You, love-fest..." Cook, in Torque and Mystery Men. Cook's It was com- the way he inter- his "El debut CD, I larrnful if Swallowed, ments like this by acts with the Diablo" t- has seen tremendous success. We comedian Dane shirt, cain- used questions suggested by fans Cook that kept crowd that makes ou fI age waiting in line - so take a look, one the audience of cargo pants of Uicse questions might be yours. about 900 laugh- watching him and black ing Friday night. more than just baseball How did you get started in Cook, along with watching a come- cap, kept comedy? opening act the audi- I always wanted to be a comic Dennis Sheehe dy show." ence con- ever since I was little. My whole and emcee s t a n 11 y JIM BROWN, family is funny -1 have five sisters George Smith, enter- and a brother. And everybody is entertained the crowd for over tained, telling jokes while run- comedians in my family. But I was an hour and a half at the ning from one end of the stage the shyest in my family so I didn't University Activities to another, flapping his arms talk a lot but 1 really observed and Organization-sponsored show. like a dragon's wings and kick- listened. And when I started doing ing stools on stage. stand up after high school I just "1 hate stools," he kind of stole from everybody. Like said. my comedy is totally my mom The only stop in and dad. It's my mom's physicality the action came and my father's sarcasm... So that when a technical dif- was it. I can't remember ever ficulty caused Cook's wanting to do anything else. microphone to stop working. Within What is the best pan about minutes, however, being a comedian? the problem was The best part of being a come- fixed and the show dian is when you go up on stage, continued. The issue you're the writer, director, bounc- didn't seem to both- er. It's like the whole world is yours er the audience, and to create and do whatever you Cook received a want with. I like that kind of free- standing ovation at dom. And I love laughter. the end of his perfor- mance. Where do you see yourself In "His charm and the future, in ten or twenty years? exuberance for per- Still doing comedy. I like to forming really write, so probably doing a lot Ben Swangar BG News heighten his come- more writing and directing. I've MONKEYING AROUND: Comedian Dane Cook entertains an audience of 900 with his humorous antics dy," said ]im Brown, directed a few short films and stuff a junior at the Friday night in Kobacker Hall. Cook performed along with freshman George Smith and comedian Dennis like that so I'm trying to get better Sheehe at the UAO-sponsored event. Students waited in line for hours to ensure they got good seats for the sold-out show. COOK. PAGE 2 QIA, PAGE 6 Res. Life offers SECOND IN A SERIES paying online Organizations react to By Mindy VanHouten traffic online to sign-up for on- REPORTER campus housing. With more and more people So far this year, 445 stu- paying bills and shopping dents—totaling $89,000 in pay- online, the Office of Residence ments— have used the online SBC recommendations Life has joined the online craze service. by allowing University students Students who pay online not groups requesting more than $1 Student Union's Africana Faculty to be only a few mouse clicks only save themselves the time it By Kara Ht* events, like the Undergraduate EDITOR-IN-CHIEF million in funding, the 16-mem- Student Government's end of the and Staff Lunch was cut, with away from making housing takes to mail out their fees, but ber committee had the daunting year banquet and the Black payments online. they also save the Office of the Emergency pizza parties for task of narrowing down those SBC,PAGE 6 University students who are Bursar and the Office of student organizations on campus requests to just under the at least IB-years old now have Residence Life hours of pro- are a thing of the past. Well, at least Below are the requests of various student organizations (arranged in $611,000 amount they had avail- the option to go online to pay cessing, handling and storing those funded with general fee alphabetical order) and the funding amount recommeded by SBC for able. their $200 initial residence fee thousands of residence fee money. the 2004-2005 academic year. These figures do not represent When weighing food costs with for on-campus living. The ser- forms, King said. Students can In fact, food of any kind slated changes that could occur with appeals. Final decisions on appeals what a student organization vice is available through My also speed the housing process for non-recruitment purposes are to be made today. Look for the outcomes in tomorrow's issue. needs to survive, it wasn't hard for BGSU by logging into "My along with the new payment was the first thing on the chop- committee members to drop the Room and Meals." option by signing their ping block this year for members pepperoni and cheese, according Organization Amount Requested Amount Allotcd "We're really enthused about Residential Acceptance of the Student Budget Committee to graduate student committee this," said Tim King, associate Agreement online instead of as they reviewed the requests of Black Student Union $23,277 $10,167 member Aurea Osgood. director of Residence life for mailing it to the University. student groups. Operating out of College Democrats $2,785 $2.385 "That isn't something that's Administration and "The level of complication the Office of Campus College Republicans $7.250 $5. 250 necessary for the functioning of Technology. "It's a nice conve- with this process is very low," Involvement, the SBC is responsi- Graduate Student Senate $30,758 $15,805 nience for students and parents King said. ble for distributing money set the University and although nice Latino Student Union $24,850 $18, 365 to have, in a crunch, that's the first to make the payment online." Students who are under 18 aside as a portion of the Undergraduate Student Gov. $26,943 $25.388 to go," she said. "We have to make The idea for the new pay- still need to return the housing University's general fee to student University Activities Organization $234, 345 $145, 793 ment option originated last organizations cuts somewhere." Vision $19,640 $11,220 This year with a record 130 Even food at more formal year when the office saw more BIOS. PAGE 2 Source: Office ol Campus Involvement Kara Hull BGNews

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impresses fans University freshman George year. He competed against 12 Smith was the envy of many on students, each given Bve min- Friday night, when he acted as utes to be as funny as possible, and came out COOK. FROM PAGE 1 "1 think Dane Cook coming to emcee for the campus is the highlight of the Dane Cook on top. entire year for me," Hamilton show in Rob University. "With him, it's not just Wagner, a about his jokes, it's the way he said. "1 enjoy few things in life Kobacker more than watching Dane Cook, Hall. He had sopho- delivers it and the way he inter- more at the acts with the crowd that makes so staying overnight just seemed the job of necessary." introducing fW** University watching him "1 and a more than just "It couldn't have Because of the opening act show's populari- D e n n i e friend of watching a com- Sr Smith, said edy show. You're gone any better. ty - tickets sold Sheehe and watching a per- He absolutely out in under 40 Cook, as well it's no sur- minutes - extra as telling a —^-"^^B? prise that son try to con- rocked the place." Smith was nect with people security was few jokes of he doesn't even RYAN REITERMAN. enforced. his own. the one to Bowling Green The night win the know." UAO PRESIDENT Cook's sched- police officers was espe- contest. uled performance on campus were brought in to make sure cially excit- "He's inspired Brown, along with fellow audience members stayed under ing for Smith »h always students Stephe I lamilton, Malt control. No problems occurred, because he M been the Hcnzcl and Chris Powell, to spend however, and the show was has been a GEORGE SMITH Freshman funniest Thursday night in Kobacker Hall deemed a success by UAO mem- long-time kid every- to ensure their place as first in line bers. fan of Cook. one's for the show. By the end of the "It couldn't have gone any bet- ■MHNBSNM "It was cool to see he was so always known," Wagner said. performance, the group had ter," UAO President Ryan SUPER FINGER: Cook gives his signature "super finger'' while nice in person,' Smith said. "I "He's always making people love him." laugh." spent a total of about 21 hours Reiterman said. "He absolutely snacking on a banana backstage before his performance Friday rocked the place." Smith got tht job as emcee Smith's comedic talent truly each in Kobacker. night. This is the second time Cook has performed at the University The show was worth the wait. from winning a comedy contest paid off for him Friday night. in two years. sponsored by UAO earlier this "It was a blast ' Smith said.

Work continues through Thursday Housing now this week, parking lot closings possible UP]>DATE made easy online tinue the length of East Wooster Quadrangle to 1-75 as time and reaches these intersections. Only Working through Thursday Street. This work will cause traffic weather permits. one of these streets will be closed ibis week, construction will con- delays and lane closures con- at a time BILLS. FROM PAGE 1 specialist at the Office of tinue on Fast Wooster Street trolled by daggers in many areas. Construction on Mercer Road The streets should not be Residence life. between the Interstate 75 inter- local traffic is encouraged to The contractor has installed closed for more than a day, form with a parent's signature Students can pay for the initial change and the CSX railroad avoid the area if possible. die new storm sewer along die depending on weather and con- due to legal age restrictions for fee with Visa, MasterCard and tracks. Also, work will continue Also, the city electric depart- west side of Mercer Road from struction-related issues. signing a contract. Discovery cards or checking or on Mercer Road between Fast ment will be relocating telephone East Poe Road to the Perry Field "As long as admissions are still savings accounts. Poe Road and Fast Wooster Street poles on the north side of East House. The storm line will con- Parking Lots of Kreischer, open, students can still use it," Editor's Note: For more infor- and parking lots eVst of Kreischer Wooster Street from Alumni nect to lines on East Wooster Harshman King said. King developed the mation about the online housing and Harshman may be tem- Drive to 1-75. Street. Work may take place in the online payment option along payment option,' contact the porarily closed due to construc- Verizon and the electric This work is expected to be parking lots of Kreischer and with Lynn Bateson, student ser- Office of Residence life at 372- tion. department may be working on completed in three weeks Harshman quadrangles this vice counselor, Nancy Her, stu- 2011. Constniction on Fast Wooster telephone lines and street light- This work will require the clos- week. If this occurs, the lots may dent service counselor and Street ing on the north side of East ing of Fast Merry Street and Ridge be closed for up to two days. Jeanne Malcom, publications Utility crossover work will con- Wooster from Harshman Street when the pipeline crew

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^HE5 Ground E0E/AA 4 Monday. May 3.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM www.bgnews.com/opinion QUOTEIXQUOTE "Giving up smoking is the easiest thing in the world. 1 know because I've done it thou- sands of times."

MARK TWAIN. (jniusinfgquutrsxoni) OPINION New Virginia tax targets smokers

The Virginia General Assembly But even this unprecedented promise some $310 million in method for the regulation and co are expected to discourage because they are still too accom- has signed a law (hal will raise markup is too little. The change increased state revenue for the discouragement of tobacco some 24,000 children to forgo modating will only realize a frac- the stale tobacco tax for the first will make Virginia only the 41st next two-year budget, an because it will not allow the smoking 21,000 current smokers tion of the benefits increased time in nearly 40 years. The most expensive state concerning amount no Virginian should hes- Commonwealth to become a to quit and save some 12,000 tobacco taxation might offer. But excise will increase from 2.5 tobacco taxes. For a state pursu- itate to support. regulatory state. Financial dis- Virginian lives from early death it does provide momentum that cents to 20 in the next year and ing a position as a national This is money that could be couragement rather than legisla- as a result of tobacco use. could be used to instigate a dras- 30 cents by 2006. leader in the 21st century, the effectively used in under funded tive prohibition is a far less abra- Not only will the slate enjoy tic decrease of tobacco use. The This is a small but significant moderately set new taxes are a state programs, including higher sive policy and circumvents the increased funding, but it will also state should look toward tax lev- step for Virginia toward a mod- small step to a fully evolved education. Moreover, tobacco is tricky legislative areas of person- be able to streamline public els that will not gouge the ern tobacco philosophy. The tobacco policy. an ideal source of such revenue, al freedoms and choices. health and awareness spending Virginia smoker but make smok- Commonwealth has lagged Such policy will only benefit because it is an inherently The projected health benefits usually spent on fighting tobac- ing a costly enough affair that behind other states for too long the state. Increased revenue unnecessary luxury compared to are convincing. According to the co related illness and providing there is a very real financial by protecting an environment from the sales tax will contribute items like cars, gas or food. Campaign for Tobacco-Free tobacco education. choice to be made concerning friendly toward tobacco sides. to burdened budget. Estimates Taxation of tobacco is an ideal Kids, increased prices on tobac- The new tobacco tax laws, the use of tobacco.

Abortion is legalized murder People should be PEOPLE tain to size, level of development, poses health and safety risks to KRISTI environment and degree of the women including their ON THE STREET able to eat freely LEIGH dependency. Each of these dif- future ability to carry children to ferences is inadequate to justify term." select few and still can't solve Opinion Columnist killing. Second, partial-birth abortion Did you go to the BRIAN the problem. Size is inadequate because if is never medically necessary to Dane Cook show? CHATMAN Thousands of users are in someone is bigger than another, Last weekend 1,150,000 peo- preserve the health or life of the prisons, but others are still tree. are they more of a person? Why or why not? ple marched to support murder, motiier. Over 90 percent of these U-Wire Columnist Even if we could stop the sale of Level of development is also fhe killing of young humans has procedures are elective. drugs, what about Granny and inadequate. A four-year-old is been going on far too long and Also, the child does experience her pot greenhouse/meth-lab? some women are afraid that this less developed than a 14-year- pain during the life-ending pro- Obesity is the biggest killer in It is hard to take drug laws "right" might be taken away old. Does that make him or her cedure. One physician testified America. seriously when a story about the from them. less of a person? that the procedure is "excruciat- In response, schools are now latest bust is followed by yet Many of you may already be Fnvironment is unjustifiable. ingly painful" to an unborn banning the sale of "junk food" another commercial saying on the defense, considering my I low does a change of location child, who at just 18 weeks in the and providing balanced meals. "drink beer and women will find use of the words, "murder," "kill," make you more or less of a per- womb, already demonstrates What about the rest of the you irresistible." and maybe even "human," son? YVhere you are doesn't affect acute stress to outside stimulus. country? The line between what is a offensive. I lowever, I will excuse who you are. m Aside from the evidence that Why don't we ban the posses- "good" or "bad" drug is blurred your first reaction because 1 feel Degree of dependency doesn't PAUL ITDONELL abortion, by definition, is mur- sion and consumption of "junk when tobacco is the second you've been misinformed. It is cut it either. Diabetics are der, the bottom line is that, for SENIOR. GEN. BUSINESS food" in the United States? leading cause of death and is time to clearly define the dependent on insulin, but they something that is called "pro- Of course, what is "junk still legal while marijuana is not. Abortion debate. are no less human than other choice," abortion is almost never fhe only way to justify drug Up until now, women such as people. "Yeah because food?" a "free choice." Sure fudge and cake fit the laws would be if violent crime Abortion Rights Attorney If that doesn't help prove to he's funny." "Women are forced into abor- description — but what about occurred every time someone Kathryn Kolbert haven't allowed you that the unborn child is just tions by boyfriends, husbands, took them. Five college students the issue of abortion to be an as much a human than the new- chicken? Almost all food can be parents, and even by doctors and getting stoned and searching for honest debate. born, then perhaps the informa- bad for you when your diet is social workers. Evidence shows Jerry Garcia's soul in a lava lamp Kolbert s advice for defending tion that genetics scientist Dr. unbalanced. that the choice to abort is an act is not a danger to the public. partial birth abortions indicates Jerome Lejeune acquired in a 20 Where do we draw the line? of despair, in a society that does 1 suggest we make more strin- that she has something to hide. year study might clarify the issue If we decide and ban the sale not offer more positive solutions of "junk food," how do we stop gent penalties for public intoxi- She advises not to frame the for you. The excerpts can be to problem pregnancies, accord- Granny in her kitchen from cation and driving while intoxi- debate over what happens to the found in his book, "A Symphony ing to the book, "Aborted cated, then eliminate drug laws. fetus in abortion, whether tile of the Prebom Child," and are making "gateway" sweets? Women, Silent No More." We should then tax these drugs fetus feels pain, or whether it is paraphrased: One day you eat Granny's heavily along with increases on morally acceptable to have An unborn child at three Studies were done of 252 JOSH EVANS chocolate chip cookies and the women, spread out over 42 next thing you know it's her cigarette and alcohol taxes, then late-term abortions. She advises weeks has a beating heart. At six GRAD STUDENT, SPANISH to frame the debate around the weeks it has brain waves. At states, who had received abor- chocolate eclairs. The only way use that and what we save from to solve tliis problem is to build eliminating drug enforcement circumstances of individual eight weeks it has palm prints tions. Out of these women, 55 "I didn't go... hut I more prisons, up police funding programs, to fund better drug women and how the govern- and fingerprints, jumps up and percent felt they had been very for a special task force and education and rehabilitation ment should not be making down inside the womb, can hear much 'forced' to abort by others. would have decisions about what these the beating of his or her mother's More than 83 percent said that liked to though." arrest everyone that qualifies as programs. Before everyone has the col- women need. heart and has taste buds. From they definitely would have cho- obese. So what they're saying is that three months forward the sen against abortion if those I think we can all agree this is lective reaction of "drugs are evil abortion is a private choice unborn child is fully developed close to them had encouraged going overboard. The costs and liberals just want everyone would be astronomical and it to do drugs," remember that I between a woman and her doc- and grows only in size and matu- them differently. would abridge our perceived am not saying drugs are good. tor. rity. Other evidence shown by this right to choose what we con- 1 personally don't even under- Then should we allow parents Testimonies from the most group of women indicates that sume. Harmful or not, our right to abuse their children if done in recent hearings in the National this "right" that pro-choicers stand why someone would private? Abortion Federation v. Ashcroft fight for. isn't helping women to choose what goes into our drink, let alone do any other bodies is more important than drug. Most of you would say, "No, trial were able to answer the alter all. "Of the nearly 252 stopping people from eating What I want is a respect for those children are human questions that pro-choicers women surveyed, 94 percent "bad" foods for legitimate or an individual's right to choose beings." would rather not. said diey had experienced nega- MEGHAN SLOUGH recreational purposes. what they do with their bodies So then the issue really isn't Medical Experts brought in by tive psychological effects attrib- • JUNIOR, All we can do is educate and about privacy or women's rights. the U.S. Department of Justice utable to their abortions." Also, and punish them only when POLITICAL SCIENCE inform the public, then leave It's, "Is a fetus human?" testified that the procedure of 95 percent said if they had they harm others. Drug enforce- them to make their own deci- ment takes police manpower There are only four major dif- partial-birth abortion is unsafe. known where tlieir lives would sions. away from more serious crimes. ferences between a fetus and a A medical fetal specialist testified have been today, they would not "Who's Dane Cook?" So if we have a right to decide People are going to do "bad" newborn The differences per- that the procedure "potentially have chosen abortion. what we take into our bodies, things, whether it's eating cook- why do drug laws exist? ies with a green elf on the pack- There are "good" drugs and age, or dropping acid then chas- Stick to U.S. foreign policies "bad" drugs. Ail drugs are ing that little green elf around potentially dangerous regard- their kitchen. less of their legal status, yet we All we can, and should do is ALIA and I am one of them. People are abomination and should never spend billions on control of a educate SELIM no longer just protesting for be an option. Then there are peace, as they were with those, such as myself, who think Did you know? there is a time and place for war U-Wire Columnist Vietnam, but it has become a LAJACINTA AVERY protest of what our moral and but that we have become impe- political rights are pertaining to rialistic and more thought SENIOR, Barbie's measurements if she were life size should go into such delicate The U.S. foreign policy on the our involvement in other coun- PUBLIC RELATIONS would be 39-23-33. matters. invasion of other countries is tries. surprisingly clear-cut. My interest in this was sparked Many feel the United States is by the most recent events in Iraq. "I didn't go because I A flush toilet exists that dates back to 2000 BC. However, the presidential well-equipped and intelligent interpretation and manipulation Although I support our troops in was too busy ...no enough to make these decisions of that policy is confusing. Many time for fun." The first Ford cars had Dodge engines. citizens want an explanation, and act upon them, while there FOREIGN POLICY, PAGE 5 are some who think war is an

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FOREIGN POLICY, FROM PAGE 4 1973 War Powers Act was passed ever finding the weapons of by Congress over the president's mass destruction that were the Keep all religions to yourself doing their job, I found myself veto. If the executive branch basis for the so-called threat? completely disagreeing with our were to abide by this law as it Further, what gives us the right involvement. The Bush adminis- stands without trying to interpret to overthrow a leader because EOIN Indeed, it is sad, but I don't tortured. It doesn't matter what tration seemingly manipulated its meaning, everything would we do not agree with his actions? HOWE hold it against all Christians. your religion tells you to do, and the facts to further its agenda be handled appropriately. If that were an internationally Christians arc human. They dis- it doesn't matter that you have and secure congressional sup- Unfortunately, that is not how it this right under the constitution. accepted practice, Bush would Guest Columnist play the same range of emotions, port for troop deployment and has been working. have been ousted before he took decency and thoughtfulness as Decent people keep their faith military action. I am not implying that every his oath. any other human beings. to themselves, as many Christians Most people mistakenly think involvement since World War II One situation the United Since The BG News put out a Religion is merely used to justify of my acquaintance do, and go the war in Iraq was our most has been unwarranted. I am just States has restricted its involve- call for letters about all faiths, behavior; bad people who about their lives doing good recent one, when in fact the last stating that there are some that ment with is the Israeli and since we have another col- believe in Jesus Christ would in things and living a life that is a war declared by Congress and should have been rethought. The Palestinian conflict. There are umn from a columnist about all likelihood be bad people good example. This newspaper the president was World War II. United States cannot afford to two main grou|is who have been how lesus really is the only way, I without Jesus, and vice versa. often prints the most fundamen- Every action since then has been preoccupy itself or its finances fighting over land for decades. thought it might be my turn. 1 don't really care what anyone tal of Christian viewpoints. This is just a deployment of troops with causes just because it can. One group is armed with guns, My faith is in Atheism. I can- believes. If somebody next to me embarrassing to Christians whose without a formal declaration. We have to start allowing the beliefs are not rooted in the knives, airplanes, bombs and not "prove" Atheism-philosophi- wants to place their faith in some During the Vietnam War era, United Nations to do its job, as tanks, while the other is armed cally, only agnosticism can be all-powerful god that works in inflexible dogma of the past. Congress witnessed two presi- hard as that is for such a domi- with rocks and homemade defended without faith. such mysterious ways as to make People change, and their con- dents back-to-back abusing their nant country to do. ception of god changes with bombs. 1 was taken to church when 1 no rational sense, that's perfectly powers for political gain, without For example, we were directly I low can one compare the was a child, and I learned the fine. Once this person starts to them. Christianity has not been any respect for the Constitution attacked in 2001 byal-Qaida, a constant throughout the ages, two? magic words to invoke the celes- tell me that their god is the only and Congress' responsibility as a group that was allied with the Ask yourself these two ques- tial being, but I can't remember a god, I start to get a little annoyed. and should not be. It is time that partner. Johnson was accused of governing Taliban dictatorship in we abandon the idea of any reli- tions: "Why has the United States time when I believed in god or When they tell me that anything lying when, in order to gain con- Afghanistan. Although the not done anything, not that they lesus the Christ. deviating from their kind of wor- gion that states "one has to be gressional support, he stated the Taliban was not responsible, it right and all the others have to be should, but why haven't they?" As I grew older, it occurred to ship of their kind of god makes Vietnamese fired the first shot. was openly sympathetic to the and "Why, when the Israelis kill me that since this kind of faith me a bad person, I start to get wrong." These incidents were not the terrorists' cause and went out of Palestinians, including women requires a suspension of the laws angry. When I am told that by It is not about equality of reli- first, but the last straw for its way to aid thtm. We see a jus- and children, is it called war or of the universe, I would need not worsiiipping their god 1 gion; it is about basic respect for Congress. tified situation similar to the defense and when the some pretty irrefutable proof to deserve to be tortured for the rest others and their beliefs. Just Nixon won the next election 1991 war in Iraq that prompted Palestinians are doing the killing, buy into it. This led to problems. of time, I feel the urge to slap because 1 was, and am, subjected by promising to bring the troops all five permanent members of it is called terrorism?" When I was eight, 1 went to a them in the face. to criticism for being an atheist, I home. However, he proceeded to the U.N. Security Council to The reason given to Americans new school (in the regulation The idea that fundamentalist don't take this out on every Chris- order the bombing of Cambodia agree to a collective security is that the Israeli government year-round short pants and Christianity can be rationally tian 1 meet — merely those who and simply got us involved deep- force. and its American media support- school cap). The headmaster of defended without recourse to wish to condemn me to an eter- er. He did not lie to legislators However, the United States ers are the ones who issue the was Mr. Gait. He was also a faith, as has been pointed out nal hell for my disagreement. about taking this action — he did declined support, and that is the reports, said CE Carlson, Strait teacher of religious education. many times, really has very little not tell them at all. only part of the war in Gate Ministries president. During one of his first lessons, he to recommend it. The bible is not Last chance to submit Congress decided to reorga- Afghanistan that I did not agree The point I am trying to make asked my class for an honest a historical document, as many for this semester! nize and tried to re-establish its with or understand. Our arro- is that if our executive branch opinion on the resurrection of Christians know. It is a random, role as more of a counterpart gance is overpowering some- would follow foreign policy with- lesus Christ. Since no-one was confusing collection of writings instead of an underdog rimes — it is too expensive to be out trying to find a loophole that talking, I told him my honest that is thousands of years old in Do you have an opin- One of the areas concerned that way. suits its political needs, we could opinion — it seemed a little sus- places. It doesn't even agree with ion you would like to was authority on war declara- Finally, we come to the second only benefit. The War Powers Act pect. Mr. Gait was not amused. itself, let alone with the historical tion. Congress proceeded to war in Iraq. I support our troops was created for a reason, and the He decided to make the rest of record. share? draw up a bill that would bal- 100 percent, but what gives us majority who represent us in my two years at the school utter- Even the existence of Jesus has ance the authority and responsi- the right to risk their lives, the Washington, D.C. approved it. ly miserable. 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SBC, FROM PAGE 1 tions. It's really going to be key ed $19,200 this year, received cent. This year, the letter stated, ed in a letter to Dry Dock mem- to be in," she said. "It's important that organizations spend this $16,810 from SBC during last UAO's budget had to be cut back. bers from SBC, because they that we help the treasurers and committee members urging next year thinking of creative year's process. "We thought it was a little bit failed to attend the required the presidents as much as we can organizations to have partici- ways to generate money." "That really encroaches on our unfair because when we present workshops, had low scores on so they can understand and best pants pay for their own meals. To help narrow down some ability to operate smoothly," he for (the committeel, we're pre- financial consultations with take advantage of the University's And according to Gordy requests from groups, committee said. "I Last year's allocation I was senting what we did this year. But members of the Campus resources." lleminger, adviser to SBC and members asked organization enough for us to operate and not they looked at what we did the Involvement and spent funds on And according to Osgood. interim coordinator of Student leaders this year to specify their feel like we're getting pinched in past two years," Reiterman said. things they were not allocated for. knowing how SBC works will help Organization Services if the num- preferences in what items were every corner possible. We "I would just rather them tell me Dry Dock received $8,160 from groups in the long-run. ber of groups turning to SBC con- the most expendable. The results, thought the organization was rel- 'we don't have enough money the committee last year. "Organizations really need to tinues to increase, food for Osgood said, were positive over- atively deserving being a 57-year- this year.' That would be reason- "I was confused about every- be familiar with the process," she recruitment may also be cut. all. old organization... but I think the able to me." thing. Honestly, I'm still con- said. "We do offer treasurer's But... "We ask organizations 'If you importance of our organization Being the student group with fused," the Dry Dock executive workshops and help sessions, but "If you really need pizza to get could prioritize your own budget, for the community and the stu- the largest organization, UAO board member said. "We knew they're not well-attended. I think people to your events, then what would you cut first and dent population was lost on the members understand they come lour request 1 was a high expecta- organizations need to be aware of maybe you need to look at what it what would you cut last?"' she committee." under scrutiny first, Reiterman tion and we didn't expect to get the process so that they come in is you're doing," he said. "If the said. "Most groups are pretty For University Activities said. But a little money can go a that, but we didn't expect to get prepared and they're not sur- only reason people are coming is good about saying 'this is really a Organization President Ryan long way when it comes to pro- $0." prised by our decision because for the food, then there's some- fluff area,' or'we really feel strong- Reiterman, the group's $29,207 viding programming that's in line In addition to submitting they understand the rules going thing wrong with that, in my ly about this program.'" cut wasn't surprising as much as with student needs paperwork, organizations into the process." opinion anyway." But even with forewarning, it was "weird" in the motives the "We do a lot of the main pro- requesting funding from SBC And that includes being ready According to lleminger, with some student groups feel the cuts committee cited for the cut. UAO grammingon campus and there's must attend an information and for the presentation groups are just a 4 percent increase expected may have gone too far. More than received $175,000 from SBC last things that students have come training session dubbed a "trea- required to give before commit- in general fee funding next year, 20 organizations have filed year and ended up with a recom- to expect from us," he said. "We'll surer's workshop," be in good tee members, Osgood said. groups should prepare for the appeals against SBC's recom- mendation for $145,793 for the be able to do programming with financial standing and as of this "It was clear at some of our worst and become more mendations. Decisions on the 2004-2005 academic year. The this, but if there's a little more year, meet with graduate advisers hearings that organizations resourceful when it comes to appeals are expected to be com- group, who is appealing the rec- money, there's no reason why we in Campus Involvement for feed- threw something together the seeking funding outside of SBC. plete today. ommendation, requested $234, shouldn't try." back on their proposed budgets. night before and we could tell," "I've been telling some of the According to junior Stephen 345. But for some group leaders, Osgood admits that some- she said. "And they, of course, groups that if you think the situa- Merrill, who has helped with the According to the letter sent to SBC's decision left them dazed times the process can be over- weren't any less worthy of receiv- tion is tight this year, next year budget for WBGU and currently UAO members from SBC, though and confused. This is the case for whelming for organization lead- ing money, but we had a lot of has the potential to be even serves as an announcer with the the numbers represent a budget an executive board member of ers. minor questions because we worse," he said. "I don't foresee radio station, the $11,560 alloca- cut for the group, as a result of Dry Dock, who spoke on the con- "It is confusing and we have a couldn't understand their think- things to change anytime soon as tion by SBC will hinder the 24- excess funds in previous years, dition of anonymity. lot of people that are young in ing because they didn't know our far as the amount of money that's hour services the station pro- UAO's budget had increased at a The group, which requested terms of their organization and thinking" available for student organiza- vides. The station, which request- rate greater than the typical 4 per- $27,950, was not funded, as stat- that's a very challenging position

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show. And word of mouth - espe- affect on people? right there. Do you do your own laundry? Do you agree with Richard DM, FROM PAGE 1 cially around colleges. It's like That is awesome. 1 did that for No I don't. That's the one thing Pryer being named the best at that. Outer space -1 like space schools talk to one another, Star Wars. That's like bizarre and Obviously you're really busy I've never ... Even when I was standup comedian by Comedy travel, so maybe I'll -1 don't know friends go to other places, and I flattering at the exact same time. with all your work and every- dirt poor and I was living in New Central? - go to astronaut school. Maybe. think this is one of the places that 1 wanted to be a comic and you thing, but what do you like to do York City, I would save up to send Yep. I don't agree with the rest really helped get the buzz going never think about stuff like that. in your spare time? out my laundry. I would rather of that list, of the hundred We know you dont tour in a Especially doing a show with You just think about doing your I like to dance. No, I'm kidding. send out my laundry than eat. So standups and stuff. I just thought whole lot of places. But you've Chapelle. who's so good, to have shows. Especially over the last Ilaughsl Write in parenthesis that's the one thing I don't do is the whole thing was so out of been in Bowling Green twice in people go, "Oh, you know, you three or four years, the e-mails "Sarcasm." Photography. I like to my own laundry. I can't. But I order and crazy. But Pryer is defi- two years. Why Bowling Green? were great too." So I kind of feel that I get, the responses I get, play guitar. I've played almost my know this lady - she lives down nitely the best. Pryer, Cosby and I was here before with Dave appreciative to Bowling Green. especially from troops and peo- whole life. So 1 have a little band the street - she's this little tiny old C jirlin are like the best. Chapelle and laime Kennedy ... ple that are stationed overseas - and I do some music and stuff woman and she does all my the last three years, things really 11111 ni know if you were aware "Oh, your comedy helps keep like that. Travel around. I like laundry for like a buck. She still For the complete inter- of this, but some students spent our spirits up" We sent a whole amusement parks-1 travel to dif- charges like 1950s costs. Like started to take off after Comedy view with Cook, visit the Central aired that special. This the night here (Cook: Get out of bunch of CDs and stuff over ferent amusement parks. Hang three whole fluff and folds, she's school was a huge support of here!) just to make sure they there ... That's amazing. Tell out with my friends and family. like, "That's seven dollars, sorry BG News online at mine. I got a lot of e-mails and a were first in line to see you. How them thank you very much. honey." "Here's ten, keep it, hgnews.com. lot of great feedback from that does it feel to have that kind of That's awesome. Big super finger Nanna."

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NATIONS MARK ENTRY TO EUROPEAN UNION www.bgnews.com/world PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) — Revelers across ex- communist eastern Europe celebrated their entry to the European Union on Saturday amid scattered protests decrying a loss of national sovereignty. The jubilation differed sharply from May Days under com- munism, when people were forced to march in parades carrying banners of the Soviet Union founder. WORLD Investigation of alleged abuse

On Saturday, The New Yorker Amnesty's Middle last spokes- Amnesty International magazine said it obtained a U.S. woman, Nicole Choueiry, said says it has evidence of Anny report that Iraqi detainees she was not surprised by the pic- 'pattern of torture' by were subjected to "sadistic, bla- tures. tant and wanton criminal abus- "We've been documenting coalition es" at the prison near Baghdad. allegations of torture for a year The internal report by Maj. now," she said. "We have said By ■ lawless Gen. Antonio Taguba found that there are patterns of torture." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reservist military police at the The British allegations sur- LONDON —Amnesty prison were urged by Army mili- faced after CBS' "60 Minutes II" International said it has uncov- tary officers and CIA agents to broadcast images allegedly show- ered a "pattern of torture" of Iraqi "set physical and mental condi- ing Iraqis stripped naked, hooded prisoners by coalition troops, and tions for favorable interrogation and being tormented by their called for an independent inves- of witnesses," the magazine said U.S. captors. tigation into the claims of abuse. in its May 10 issue. Six U.S. soldiers face court- The l«ndon-based human Karpinski was formally martial in connection with alle- rights group said it had received admonished in January and sus- gations of mistreatment of "scores" of reports of ill treatment pended from command while detainees at an Iraqi prison. of detainees by British and being investigated, The New President Eush expressed American troops. Yorker reported. "deep disgust" at the photos, and But the top U.S. military officer Karpinski told The New York Prime Minister Tony Blair said said yesterday there was no wide- Times that she believed military any abuse of Iraqi prisoners by spread pattern of abuse and that commanders were trying to shift coalition troops would be "com- the actions of "just a handful" of the blame for the abuses from pletely unacceptable." U.S. troops at a Baghdad prison military intelligence officers in The Associated Press reported have unfairly tainted all Iraq to the reservists. last week that one of the six Chris Heteren AP Photo American forces. "We're disposable," she said of American soldiers facing court- INSPECTIONS: U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, center left, accompanied by U.S. Brig "We review all the interroga- the' military's attitude toward martial wrote in a journal that his Gen. Janis Karpinski, left, tours Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison on the outskirts of the capital Baghdad in this commanders ignored requests tion methods. Torture is not one reservists. "Why would they want July 20,2003 file photo. Images were shown on America's CBS television programme "60 Minutes II" on of the methods that we're allowed the active-duty people to take the for rules of conduct and silenced Wednesday which allegedly showed abuse of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. military police at the Abu Ghraib to use and that we use," said Gen. blame? They want to put this on his questions about harsh, Richard Myers, chairman of the the M.R's and hope that this thing humiliating treatment of prison late last year. loint Chiefs of Staff. "I mean, it's goes away. Well, it's not going to inmates. just not permitted by interna- go away." In a journal started after mili- pants, handcuffing them to the been given the pictures by serv- sources close to the regiment as tional law, and we don't use it." 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In an emotional speech at the The governor did encounter a GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip— Israeli museum site, Schwarzenegger couple of hecklers at the museum helicopters fired four missiles said that in a world of violence event, who were protesting yesterday at a high-rise building and suicide attacks, the museum Israel's occupation of the West housing a Hamas radio station, would stand as a "candle to guide Bank and Gaza. lightly injuring seven us." "Hey Schwarzenegger, there's Palestinians. "The world should know we are no tolerance in occupation," one The airstrike took place just not building a bunker. We're shouted. hours after Palestinian gunmen building something that breathes Schwarzenegger also met with ambushed and killed a pregnant with life, just as God breathed life Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Jewish settler and her four young into us," Schwarzenegger said. wished him luck in yesterday's daughters as they were traveling "We look past the suicide Likud Party referendum on his out of Gaza. bombers, the terrorists, past the plan to withdraw Israeli troops The missiles, which hit the top blood. ... We look ahead to the and settlers from the Gaza Strip. comer of the 14-story building time people can live side by side." Responding to criticism from near the radio stations' offices, Schwarzenegger's speech came Arab-Americans back home that caved in part of the roof and cut just minutes after Palestinian he was not spending time with off electricity to the building. The gunmen ambushed and killed a Palestinians on this trip, the gov- roof's red tiles were blown off and pregnant Jewish settler and her ernor said he planned to stop in smoke rose through the exposed four young daughters as they Jordan today and have lunch with rafters. were driving from the Gaza Strip King Abdullah II, a personal Screaming women stood on into Israel. Two Palestinian mili- friend who has visited the gover- the balconies. The building, filled tant groups claimed responsibili- nor at his home in las Angeles. with apartments and businesses, ty for the attack, saying it was The tolerance museum, sched- in the upscale Rimal neighbor- retaliation for Israel's recent uled to open in 2007, is being built hood is also home to the two assassinations of two top I lamas by the IDS Angeles-based Simon main Palestinian newspapers, Al leaders. VViesenthal Center, a human Ayyam and Al Quds. Schwarzenegger, wearing a rights advocacy group to which Military sources said the army yarmulke, later laid a wreath at Schwarzenegger has contributed had attacked a Hamas radio sta- the Yad Vashem Holocaust S1 million over the years. It will be tion that had been broadcasting Memorial, a ceremony in which a sister museum to the "incitement'' he also rekindled the memorial's Wiesenthal Center's Southern After the first missile hit, the symbolic eternal flame. California Museum of Tolerance. building shook and glass The governor bowed his head During the groundbreaking started flying everywhere, said and stood in silence for several ceremony, Schwarzenegger Fathi Sabbah, an editor at Al minutes in the vault-like cham- recalled his home country of Ayyam. ber, which has the ashes of Austria, where "intolerance and "Everybody was trying to get Holocaust victims buried ignorance led to atrocities and out... but then they hit the build- Haltm Moussa AP Photo beneath its marble floor. heartaches." ing again. Glass flew everywhere, Though Schwarzenegger's "I want to do whatever I can to and the building shook," he said. SURVEYING THE DAMAGE: Palestinians look at the damage after an Israeli helicopter launched three father was a member of the Nazi promote tolerance around the "The blasts were very power- missiles at the 14-story Palestinian building in central Gaza City, yesterday. The strike, which lightly party, the actor-turned-politician world," he said. ful," said Moin Saraj, 35, a jour- wounded seven Palestinians happened just hours after a pregnant Jewish settler and her four young has always sought to distance Speakers at the ceremony nalist at Al Ayyam. daughters were killed by Palestinian gunmen in Gaza. The building housed the offices for a radio sta- himself from that part of his praised Schwarzenegger. Seven people were hurt by tion affiliated with Hamas and also offices of a leading Palestinian newspaper. Austrian background. Vice Premier Ehud Olmert shrapnel and glass shards. Israelis, many of whom feel iso- called him "a great friend of the The first and second missile white station wagon as it was dri- The militant Islamic Jihad and Party voted in a referendum on lated after 3 1/2 years of violence Jewish people." were fired about 50 seconds ving out of Gaza. The attack — in Popular Resistance Committees, his plan to unilaterally pull out of with the Palestinians, were The governor got one of his apart, giving people time to flee. which the two gunmen were also an umbrella group, claimed Gaza. Opponents of the plan say thrilled with Schwarzenegger's loudest cheers when he ended his People ran in panic through the killed—killed a pregnant woman responsibility. a withdrawal is a reward for ter- visit. speech with the 1 lebrew saying, streets after the attack. and her four daughters, outraging The violence came as ror, but supporters say the coastal He was cheered at every stop in "Am Yisrael chai" — the nation of The airstrike followed an attack Israelis. Soldiers killed the two members of Israeli Prime strip is a quagmire Israel must his busy day, whether by office Israel lives — gave the crowd a by Palestinian gunmen on a gunmen. Minister Ariel Sharon's Likud leave. workers in government buildings thumbs up, and added his signa- or the crowd at the museum cere- ture movie line, "I'll be back." mony. The governor has also met with Many wore Schwarzenegger T- Israeli business leaders. On shirts and some shirtless men Saturday he announced five scrawled "We Love Arnold" on agreements with Israeli compa- their chests. nies to expand or create business ^tflMY JOH»,s. "We've got a lot of stars in in California. Hollywood, but nobody mea- After his stop in Jordan, WE DELIVER! BOWLING GREEN sures up to that," said Jonathan Schwarzenegger plans to travel to SUN-WED. 10AM TO 2AM Slnct 1983 Stern, a sergeant in the Israeli (iermany to visit U.S. soldiers THUR.-SAT. 10AMT0 3AM 1616 E»ST WOOSTIR army, who took leave to catch a wounded in Iraq. glimpse of the movie star-turned 352.7200 politician. "People love him. 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MCB victory is Mahler debacle our top moment tops lowly list : 1 Steve Sanders (right) the l alcons' throats to the tune of IOnly a few people may helped Bowling Green 238 yards. ever know what men's •top its most successful New Baltimore Raven losh • soccer coach Mel Mahler season in over 10 years on a win- Harris and company, though, did to get canned. ning note in the Motor City Bowl stormed back in the second half, One thing he did do: win. Dec. 26. securing the Falcons' first bowl Mahler compiled a gawdy 111-76- Despite being favored, BG win since the early '90s. 13 record in lOyears, but problems struggled through three quarters Cole Magner caught two within his team and alleged per- against 6-6 Northwestern as Harris touchdown passes in the sonality differences with some BG lason Wright ran the ball down win. Athletic Department brass are like- ly what helped usher Mahler out the door. 2 Lindsay Austin Fred Thompson is the new changed the face of the Falcon coach. • M id-American Conference tournament and perhaps the BG women's basket- 2 (tie) And they both involve controversial coaches. BG ball program singlehandedry in men's basketball coach Dan Dakich is arguably the face March. The senior, who started •of the Bowling Green community, and has brought for four years as the Falcons' respect to the program in his tenure. point guard, hit game-winning, He has also brought controversy, and this year, was suspended buzzer-beating shots on back- after a tirade against officials following his team's loss at IPFW. to-back days to propel the Falcon The hiring ofVance loseph has also brought its fair share of con- women into the MAC champi- troversy to the BG community. The former Colorado assistant and onship game, where they even- Bm Sm** fM Plwto BG Nws friend of BG coach Gregg Brandon, loseph was on administrative tually fell to Eastern Michigan. PAYDIRT: Steve Sanders catches a touchdown from Josh Harris in leave from CU at the time of his hire. It is still uncertain what For more highlights, see page loseph did at Colorado But some folks don't care. 10 with the freshmen of the year. the fourth quarter of the Motor City Bowl in December.

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...'..- 11 ^\--i ^'.'-.'tr^ao'ri (TiiNSart 10 Monday. May 3.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Harris tops nudes Heroic Austin No. 1 And to think, he could have Four years as the No. 1 point had one more year. guard equaled 110 starts for When Gary Blackney used Lindsay Austin, a number that losli Harris' first year of eligibility ranks her second on the all-time by playing him as a running back list. in 2000, no one — not even the But more importanUy, Austin, departed coach — could have especially this past season, gave guessed Harris would have her team a chance to win each turned out the way he did. and every game. But I larris owns countless BG 2003-2004 was a banner year school records, has a bowl game for the women's basketball team, and Mid-American Conference despite not being able to earn West Division championship on any banners. his resume and now has a shot at Its run to the MAC title game playing professionally for the was thanks in large part to Baltimore Ravens Austin, who never put up big Not bad for a guy who practi- scoring numbers. What she did cally had to beg for someone to do was keep her teams in games, let him play quarterback. whether it was hitting big baskets Harris gave opponents fits or grabbing rebounds. with his dual threat of running or Austin hit three game-winning passing the ball. I le was clearly a shots, two against Western man on a mission in 2003 after a Michigan and another against disappointing ending to 2002. Miami. That's what she'll be And now poor Omar lacobs Ben Swanger Fife Photo BG News remembered for. Mike Mettger File Photo BG Ne« somehow has to find a way to It's fitting that a quiet leader's emerge from his shadow. Good WINNER: Josh Harris was about as steady as you can get in his finest moments came in her final WINNER PART II: Lindsay Austin helped her team into the Mid- luck, Omar. years as the Falcons' signal-caller. days as a Falcon. American Conference Championship game in March.

Our other male athletes: in the Detroit Tigers' organiza- own teammates in the Falcon Our other top female perform- Leigh-Ross Shaw. Vrabel is domi- 5. Jenny Schnipke — BG's 2. Ron Lewis — Perhaps the tion. Reimold, who plays right net. ers: nant on the mound. She is 14-13 most consistent golfer over- the most physically gifted and tal- field, has brought power and 5. Cole Magner — "The 2. Stefanie Wenzel — Wenzel this season with a 1.28 ERA, and past four years, Schnipke had the ented player since Keith Mclxtid pop to the BG lineup. BG coach Alaskan Assassin" broke the was fourth in the MAC in scoring has pitched five shutouts and 21 best finish ever for a Falcon at the and Anthony Stacey departed. Danny Schmitz has also praised school record for receptions in a during her senior season, and complete games. MAC championships, placing Lewis has a legitimate shot at his base-stealing ability. season, and will likely be a cap- improved leaps and bounds from 4. Melissa Popovich — third and garnering second team becoming the Falcons' all-time 4. Jordan Sigalet — It's been a tain for the 2004 season. The the skinny bench warmer role Popovich qualified for the NCAA AU-MAC honors. leading scorer. rough couple years for the Falcons will need his leadership, she played in the 2000-01 cam- regionals in Baton Rouge, La and Those others mentioned: 3. Nolan Rcimold — Stepping Falcon hockey team, but not as a tough schedule has them paign. Wenzel was named a first left her mark on the BGSU gym- Amber Culp, cross country. out of big brother John's shadow, because of Jordan Sigalet. The playing at Oklahoma to start the team Academic Ail-American. nastics record books. Her all- Sarah Agnew, swimming. Nolan has filled in nicely for for- Canada native and draft pick of season and also on the road at 3. Liz Vrabel—Everyone needs around score of 39.525 ranks her Susie Norris, volleyball. mer BG slugger Kelly I lunt. who the Boston Bruins has consis- Northern Illinois and at Toledo's a No. 1 starter, and that's what second all-time, and she is also Samantha Meister, soccer. is now trying to earn his stripes tently wowed opponents and his Glass Bowl. Vrabel has supplied BG coach tied for first on the beam. BG NEWS Gothke BRIEFING Browns RB Green: Men's golf fifth at heads our Perm State 5 A first round team total of list of BG 287 helped the Bowling Green men's golf team to a fifth place 'I owe a lot of people finish at PeiUI State's Rutherford Intercollegiate. freshmen The first round left them By Tom Withers Each year, freshmen make only six shots behind the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS their mark on the Falcon sport- leader, Maryland, who shot a BEREA, Ohio — As he tried to outrun his ing world and leave us yearning 281.1 lowever, the team strug- demons, William Green missed football, his for more in the years to come. gled to shoot a second round Cleveland teammates and the opulent life he Here's our list of those people: of 298, but finished strong on once knew. 1. Chrissy Gothke, volleyball: Saturday' with a 291 to finish The Browns' troubled running back now feels Gothke, a native of nearby with a combined total of 876. lucky to have them all back. Whitehouse, Ohio, broke team- Towson University won the "I definitely feel like a new man," Green said. "I mate Susie Norris' record of 462 tournament with a team total feel very confident about my game. 1 feel like I digs in a season by digging 497 of 858.1 lost Penn State fin- have a new life and I'm going to take full advan- ished second and had the balls. She also recorded double- tage of it" digit digs in 23 of her 31 match- individual winner, Greg Green spoke with reporters yesterday after the Pieczynski. es. Browns concluded their three-day minicamp. It 2. Ali Mann, basketball: was Green's first public comments following Mann was nearly a unanimous months of personal turmoil that jeopardized his health, family and pro football future. choice for MAC freshman of the In the past seven months, Green was arrested year. She ranked 11th in scoring for drunken driving suspended by the NFL for and sixth in rebounding, and violating its substance-abuse program and his was also named to the AU-MAC Player's girlfriend, the mother of his two daughters, has tournament first team. been accused of stabbing him in the back during 3. Matt Lefeld, basketball: a domestic dispute in his home. Statistically, no. But Lefeld death the He also spent three days in jail, went through showed signs of continuous rehab for alcohol abuse and the former Boston improvement that must contin- College star wondered if he'd get another chance. ue if he wants to fill the role left result of Green regrets how he allowed his life to spiral by graduated Kevin Netter. downward, and said he's committed to sobriety 4. Devon Parks, football: and making amends to those who have stood by Parks provided a much needed prank him. stalwart along the Falcons' "I have a bright future and I owe a lot of people defensive front, recording 48 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a lot, starting with the Browns," he said. "They tackles, nine tackles for loss and CLEVELAND — Three private stayed by my side the whole time — my team- five sacks. school high school students, mates, family and all the fans. It's good to be back 5. Jonathan Sigalet, hockey: known as band of brothers on into the swing of things. I've got a lot of work to Sigalet, the brother of Falcon the football field, tried to play a do, but I'm looking forward to doing it." goaltender Jordan, showed why For a while, it appeared Green's days in he was so highly recruited by different game on a city street. Cleveland were over. The Browns weren't sure if One died. Two lost bright futures. the third-year back would be able to overcome scoring three goals and assist- About 2 am on April 16, the his addictions. There also was speculation the ing on 12 others. three Benedictine High School team might release Green or trade him. athletes drove to a brick-paved In the end, the Browns decided to give Green a TOP 5 MOMENTS, FROM PAGE 9 road about two miles from second chance—one he's forever grateful for. school and a block from the "It's just good to be back in the locker room," home of one teen. They targeted tony DeiikBG News said Green, who because of league rules couldn't wo men who had just pulled to enter the Browns' training facility during his sus- GameDaya NEW MAN?: Cleveland Browns running back William Green, seen here yesterday at Browns minicamp, says he feels like a new man after legal troubles have followed special day DEATH, PAGE 11 him since his college days at Boston College GREEN.PAGEll 3. GameDay comes to BG: For weeks there was specula- tion, but Chris, Kirk and Lee actually blessed BG and the underrated MAC with their Role players a big key for BG Softball company on Oct. 18. BG didn't disappoint, posting an impres- By Ryan Autullo sive 34-18 win over Northern "It makes a difference when you are out there and you know you Catchers Natalie Armintrout Illinois, avenging a loss to the SPORTS REPORTER and Lauren Hoffman, shortstop The term role player is usually have their support. Even though they are on the bench, you Maggie Tudor and second base- Huskies in 2002. just a generous term used for the pitch so much better knowingyour team is backing you up." man Maria Murphy have played 4. Helmrich throws no-no: members of the team that don't integral parts of this season's Lindsay Heimrich stole every- receive the attention of the stars. LIZ VRABEL, BG PITCHER, ON ROLE BG RESERVES PLAY squad. one's thunder April 12. She There is nothing glamorous "If there is a pop fly in the out- threw a gem to spark a double- about playing second fiddle, just dominate the Softball team's stat underrated," BG coach Leigh sixth-year head coach is already field it is our role to let the field- header sweep of Oakland, going out, doing what the coach sheet, it would take a very naive Ross-Shaw said. "We look at it the winningest coach in school ers know who should catch it," allowing only two baserunners asks and then waiting until your sports fan to disagree about a that everyone on the team has a history and was the recipient of Armintrout said. "They see it, but on walks. name is called again. team's play being contingent on role and everybody's roles are the MAC Coach of the Year we can see the whole play. V\fe 5. Popovich ends her season Whether being asked to lay the efforts of these so-called role different. Only nine players can award in 2001. If BGSU has any also have to let our catchers on a high note: Melissa players. It is the behind the aspirations of advancing deep down a bunt, pinch run or sim- be on the field, but that doesn't know when someone is steal- Popovich, who ended her ply to relieve a starter in need of a scenes dirty work that makes the mean that if you aren't one of into the league tournament later ing" supporting cast so imperative to those nine that you aren't a very this month, Ross-Shaw can career onthetopornearthetop breather, the non-starters are Murphy has been forced to on many BG records, qualified always on call. a team's quest for success. important part of this team." point to at least four of the team's "Role players are completely Ross-Shaw should know. The nonstarters as key factors. for the NCAA regionals in Baton Although only a few players SOFTBALL. PAGE 11 Rouge, La. She placed 12th. * I ft WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. May 3.200411 Injured player to Indians, Orioles rained out play once CLEVELAND (AP) —The final Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli The clubs could possibly play Boston at lacobs Eield on side, was not in the lineup yes- game of a three-game series said he would talk with pitching June 14, which is a day off for Monday night, when they will terday. Mazzilli is hopeful that between the Baltimore Orioles coach Mark Wile)' to determine both. The Orioles will be coming face Curt Schilling. Lopez, batting .358 with three again soon and Cleveland Indians was post- how they will deal with their off a nine-game homestand and "After that, were going to fina- homers and 14 RBIs, could play poned by rain yesterday. No rotation. CLEVELMMD (AP) — A minor heading to Los Angeles to start gle something," Wedge said. tonight when the Orioles open makeup date was scheduled. "We've been roughed up by an intcrleague series the next The rain gave each team's a three-game home series league hockey player viciously "We wanted to play," Indians the weather," said Maz/jlli. attacked by an opponent during night. The Indians will be com- bullpen a break. Baltimore used against the Chicago White Sox. manager Eric Wedge said, whose team has already had ing off six-game homestand four pitchers and Cleveland six "We get a little break there in a playoff game hopes to resume adding that scheduled starter three other games rescheduled. playing soon. before going to New York for an during the Indians' 3-2 win in the pen and hopefully we will lake Westbrook will be moved "We've got two day-nighters and interleague scries against the 13 innings on Saturday. get lavy back tomorrow, too," "I am just trying to recover back one day, but other rotation two on what were off days. Day- and regain my strength, so that Metsonlune 15. Baltimore catcher lavy Lopez, Mazzilli said. spots for an upcoming series nighters arc tough and you like Westbrook will now open a who had missed two games hopefully I will he able to return against Boston were uncertain. to have those days off." to playing hockey in the near four-game series against with a pulled muscle in his right future," Cleveland Barons defenseman Garrett Stafford said in a statement issued yes- terday afternoon. The American Hockey League WVU withdraws scholarship offer to Williams has suspended Hamilton Bulldogs forward Alexander Perezhogin indefinitely, pend- DEATH, FROM PAGE 10 "It's ironic. His love for football may have caused Williams' lawyer, William ing a league review, for his two- Dawson, said they had no the curb in an older-model him to make a decision like that." intention to rob anyone and handed stick-swinging attack Cutlass Oldsmobile. during the Barons' 4-1 win MELVIN BURKE, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION CENTER WHERE SUSPECT LORENZO HUNTER PLAYED that it was just a joke that snow- They thought the driver, 20- balled. Friday night in Hamilton. . year-old Rodney Roberts, might phony guns, believed to be repli- three gunshot wounds. Within four days. Roberts The teens seemed headed in In a brief statement issued have money and drugs. They cas of 9mm weapons. turned himself in to homicide the right direction. Williams, before Game 6, Stafford thanked also thought Roberts, who had a Police said the three did not detectives and is in jail on an Ohio's Mr. Football, and fans of both cities for their reputation in the neighborhood Ion I luddleston, 18, was near- drink or take drugs that night, but were just looking for some- I luddleston were to graduate prayers and support. He then as laid-back and quiet, would be- by. One demanded cash. Roberts aggravated murder charge. watched the game from a pri- reached into his pocket and thing to do during their spring Williams and I luddleston were May 24. And I lunter was a rising an easy target, police told The vate loge. threw loose cash out the window. break from school. Some sus- arrested last Monday while in star on the school's champi- Plain Dealer for a story on yester- Stafford sustained a concus- At that moment, the teen foot- pect the older teens came up class at Benedictine, The two are onship football team and a solid sion and a cut on his face that day. ball standouts might have with the plan on a whim and out on bond facing murder and student. What happened next, accord- required 20 stitches. He was on walked away untouched, with I lunter got involved because he aggravated robbery charges that Lorenzo had it all going," ing to law enforcement sources, his knees when struck and untarnished reputations. idolized them. could bring life sentences. Burke said. "He was so focused dropped to the ice, blood gush- happened fast: for a guy his age." Roberts had returned from his But Hunter ordered Roberts "It's ironic. His love for foot- The school has suspended ing from the gash as he went out of the car, authorities said. ball and his friends may have both indefinitely. None had a juvenile record or girlfriend's house and was park- into convulsions. As Roberts got out, he pulled caused him to make a decision I.ast week, Huddleslon and disciplinary problem, although ing his car outside his house. He was taken to a hospital a handgun and fired. Williams like that," said Melvin Burke, Williams had academic trouble Within seconds, Lorenzo Williams gave statements where he was treated and director of a recreation center and had received tutoring. Hunter, 16, was at Roberts' side and I luddleston took off run- admitting culpability. released. ning, Roberts and his friend left, who saw Hunter compete on Pat D'Angelo, 1 luddleston s Williams was to attend West AHL president Dave Andrews, while 18-year-old Raymond and Hunter was on the street the center's team in elementary lawyer, said he hopes for a fair Virginia University, but the uni- who was at yesterday's game, Williams went around to the versity has withdrawn its schol- said he expected to make a deci- bleeding, soon to be dead from school. resolution. passenger side. Both aimed arship offer. sion on Perezhogin's future by the end of the week. Barons president Michael 1 .ehi' said he would push for a severe penalty. "The person who did it should not see the ice any time BG NEWS Warren: RB Green needs to soon," Lehr said. "It was a cheap BRIEFING shot. It has no place in this sport." Houston downs Cincinnati, 5-3 fulfill his obligation to Browns Hamilton police are investi- IIOUSTON (AP) — Brad Ausmus' suicide squeeze scored gating the hit. Lance Berkman and capped a three-run rally in the eighth GREEN, FROM PAGE 10 The Browns can only hope what he's supposed to do. "I am leaving it up to the inning, giving the 1 louston Astros a 6-5 victory over the pension last season. "I'm grate- so. "Every single day that puts Hamilton authorities to decide Cincinnati Reds yesterday. ful that the team allowed me Coach Butch Davis said he distance between what hap- the proper course of action in The victory was Houston's fourth straight, while the Reds back. I'm looking forward to has observed a drastic change pened in the past. He's practic- regards to this matter,'' Stafford have lost five in a row. making it up to them." in Green, who rushed for 887 ing hard. He's going to gel a said. Adam Dunn hit his ninth homer in the eighth for the Reds. He can repay the Browns by yards as a rookie and was on his chance to write his own staying sober and fulfilling his way to a 1,000-yard season in future." obligation to tin- franchise that 2003 before a series of setbacks Green wants to, and says he drafted him in the first round of that began with an Oct. 21 has matured enough that he the 2002 NFL draft. arrest for drunken driving and won't slide back to bad habits. Murphy, other role players key to Green's teammates want marijuana possession. He insists he has a handle on nothing more than that. Green was convicted on the his addictions. "He doesn't owe us a damn 1)1)1 charge and in February "It was silly mistakes that led BG softball team's 2004 success thing," defensive tackle Gerard served three days in jail. into other things," he said. Warren said. "It's his life. He just "I see a different kid," Davis "Nothing was intentional, but SOFTBALL, FROM PAGE 10 the mentality of having fun." sophomore pitcher Liz Vrabel. said. "I see a guy who is a lot it was a mistake. I have a hold The native of Marion has "Even though they are on the needs to go out. fulfill the oblig- take a different approach this ation to himself and run the more serious. He knows there of it now. I know how to control caught the attention of her team- bench, you pitch so much better are things he needed to address it. season due to a string of injuries. mates with her positive outlook knowing your team is backing ball hard. He's ready to come An All-MAC second team selec- back strong and bury all the and change. Sometimes people "I'll never put myself in that on the recent lack of luck you up." need a wake-up call. I le's doing situation again." tion in 2002, Murphy has seen "Maria is one person you want "They make a good team a baggage." her action on the field limited on the field at all times," said great team," lohnson said. "We because of four separate shoul- classmate lody lohnson. "She's so need them just as much as they der dislocations Despite not get- good and so positive and a great need us. I don't think they know Student Recreation Center ting much playing time, the team player. She's an amazing how much they are appreciated. May 17-August 22,2004 senior is willing to do anything it kid. It breaks your heart that she They come to practice the same takes for her team to be success- can't be on the field." way we do, smiling and ready to Monday-Thursday •• 9:00am-8:00pm Friday •• 9:00am-6:00pm ful. The efforts of the bench play- go They're happy to be there and "I've kind of taken on a role to Saturday •• ll:00am-6:00pm ers may be downplayed by some, we're happy to have them." Sunday •• CLOSED do whatever I'm asked to do," but they surely have not gone Call them role players, back- Murphy said. "I'll just do my best upon blind eyes with the BGSU ups, the supporting cast or any in whatever opportunities are June 20-Ju starters. other appropriate term. 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By Katny Hawaiian to be infected and he was flown to convoy. Isn't that something?" will not end." THE ASS0CIA1E0 PRESS Baghdad, Maj. Neal O'Brien said. Kellie llamill said she did not "I've been calling people all MACON, Miss.—The civilian Keltic llamill said she got a know when he would return to morning waking them up and contractor who escaped yester- call at about 5:50 a.m. telling her the United States. "He said there telling them die good news and day after three weeks as a that her husband, a truck driver was a lot going on. He didn't know they don't mind," she said. "I can't hostage in Iraq called home and for a subsidiary of the I lalliburton when he would get back because imagine what this family has sounded "so wonderful," his wife Corp., had been found alive. they are doing a bunch of other gone through." said as their town buzzed with He later called home, "the best sniff," she said, referring to ques- The whole town was buzzing excitement. The mayor wake-up call I've ever had." she- tioning by military officials and about I lamill being safe, said promised "a parade that will not said. health checkups. Kenny Miller, wiio said he grew end." "He sounded wonderful, so Kellie I lamill said her children up with I lamill and was a lifelong Thomas llamill, kidnapped wonderful. I le said he was fine," were ecstatic. friend. during an insurgent attack on his Kellie I lamill told The AR "He said "They can't wait to see their "I was really worried about him supply convoy April 9, escaped he was more worried about his father. Our daughter lage 12] is — finding him alive— but he's from a house south of Tikril and mom, his grandmother, me and just bounding around the house," free now and diat's wonderful." tan to a nearby U.S. patrol, the our kids." she said. "It's going wild here. It's said Miller, who works at a hard- U.S. military said. She said he told her he had calls, calls, calls and people at the ware store. Rojelio Soils AP Photo llamill, 43, from Macon. was been locked in a building and "he door." "I'm proud for his family. 1 "in good health," said Brig. Gen. said he heard a military convoy Mayor Dorothy Baker Mines know this has brought our com- THANKFUL Kellie Hamill, wife of former Iraq hostage Thomas Mark Kimmitt. A gunshot wound come by and pried the door said she told Kellie llamill that as munity together. Everybody Hamill, hugs an unidentified friend prior to services yesterday at to his left arm, possibly suffered open. I le said he ran half a mile soon as her husband is back around here had prayers for him Calvary Baptist Church in Macon, Miss. Thomas Hamill, a fuel tank when he was captured, appeared down the road and got with the "we're going to have a parade that again last night." driver for Halliburton Co. subsidiary KBR, was abducted April 9. Wife's mental health bill will have to be paid by husband By Lisa Falkenherg but experts at several mental health Most health insurance plans pay for tenced to life in prison, where treatment to challenge it because doing so would IHE ASSOCUUD PRESS associations interviewed by The state hospital services, but it was unclear for her mental illness is free. result in a court case. A lot of people DALLAS — Keith Laney has lost nearly Associated Press said they did not know whether the laneys have health insur- Courts in various states are split on the would not want to call into attention that everything. how many other slates charge such ance. Of the 23 patients in Texas state issue, said Michael Perlin, a professor at their relative was institutionalized for His wife. Deanna, beat their three patients. hospitals in 2003 who had been New York Taw School who has wrinen this purpose." young sons with rocks — killing two and "We can definitely say that Texas is not acquitted of murder by reason of aboul the matter. Some reason that Sandra Ross, a spokeswoman at the permanently impairing the third. alone," said David Miller, senior policy insanity. 19 were indigent and not patients should pay because the overrid- hospital where Deanna laney receives And now he could be forced to pay for associate at the National Association of charged, two were covered by Medicare ing purpose of their hospital stay is treat- treatment, said it charges because it's a her care. State Mental 1 lealth I'rogram Directors. and two had Veterans Affairs benefits, ment. Others believe patients shouldn't hospital, not a prison. Deanna limey was acquitted of mur- "We know other states do it. I just don't the Department of Mental Health have to pay because the state has "Our role is to take care of you... That's der by reason of insanity in April, so think it's an indicator that anybody has and Mental Retardation says. No ordered them to the hospital, largely to the reason why we're able to charge, instead of being sentenced to prison a tracked." individual patients or relatives were protect the public. just like a real hospital," she judge committed her to a stale hospital, TTie Laneys lived comfortably, accord- charged. Connecticut courts have stnick down said. "Whether or not that's right or where she could remain for the rest of ing to testimony during her trial. Keith Keith laney has declined to give inter- statutes requiring people acquined by wrong is a legal issue, it's a legislative her life. limey is an air compressor repairman. views since the May 2003 beatings that reason of insanity to pay for dieir own thing." Unlike prison, the cost of confinement Their house was paid for and they owned killed 8-year-old Joshua and 6-year-old care, arguing there are no reasonable Charging some patients was written in a state mental hospital isn't totally cov- a hobby farm with a cabin. Luke. Another son, Aaron, now 2, grounds to differentiate them from "ordi- into Texas law years ago to enable the ered by the state in Texas. The state pays But now that Deanna laney has been survived but his sight is impaired and nary prisoners." state to provide care for poor patients, for the poor, but it requires other patients committed to the North Texas State doctors say he will never live indepen- I'erlin said there has never been a sig- said Don Rogers, a spokesman for the or their families to pay what they can, I lospital for treatment her hospital costs dently. nificant public debate on the issue. 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LOBBYISTS MUST REPORT GIFTS TO WATCHDOG www.bgnews.com/state COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Four utility lobbyists have reported gifts of golf rounds and meals they gave the state's former utility watchdog after the lobbyists received warning letters from a different watch- dog. The 21 gifts were incorrectly reported or not reported to the state as required, said a report by legislative Inspector General Jim Rogers. The lobbyists work for American Electric Power, Columbia Gas, Cinergy and Sprint. They will not be sanctioned, Rogers said. STATE STATE BRIEFING Brothers who lived close together died minutes apart MINERAL CITY, Ohio (AP) —They grew up together in this Cicadas loud small village in eastern Ohio, served in the Korean War and set- tled in homes across the street from each other. smelly, but not all Then brothers Ben and Robert McNutt died of heart attacks within minutes of each other, about 10 feet apart. Their wives returned from shopping on Friday to find that 69- Large numbers of the ing its usual year-old Robert McNutt was motionless on his front porch. They insects expected in $575 rental^ called 71 -year-old Ben McNutt for help, but he had a heart Ohio. The insects take charge for. attack, too. tables and] The brothers attended Mineral City High School in the 1950s. 17 years to mature. chairs. around without them flying in stench when they die. ()n a warm Among many civic activities, both served on the fire and police By Terry Kirtney There are 17broods of periodi- your face." summer day, with a little bit of departments of the village 95 miles east of Columbus. Many of its THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cal cicadas, and this year's Brood "I swore 17 years ago that I rain, it's unbearable." 841 residents stopped by the brothers' houses to offer condo- CINCINNATI— Imagine a X — that's the Roman numeral would go to Europe the next time Entomologist Gene Kritsky lences this weekend, bride shouting "I do" over the 10, not the letter — is one of the they came out," Zelek said. "But I describes the smell as "rank "They were two of a kind," Ben McNutt Ir. said. "They were just screech of millions of cicadas, or a largest. The shrimp-sized pests messed up on the math; I didn't Limburger." But then the carcass- country folk, easy to get along with kind of guys. graduate navigating a sea of the are expected by late May in parts realize I would have a daughter es decompose and the nutrients "They liked living the small-town life, giving back and being insects to pick up a diploma, and of at least 10 states from Georgia graduating from high school." feed lawns like fertilizer, he said. close to family." it's easy to see why so many out- to Indiana. Experts say the noise is annoy- Cicadas shouldn't harm door weddings and other cere- In Ohio, host to at least four ing, and when the cicadas die the mature trees, and cheesecloth Two killed, two injured in two crashes into monies are being moved indoors. broods. Brood X will be concen- rotting carcasses can foul the air will help protect young ones. But "This year isn't going to be a trated in the west-central and for a week Other than that, Brood there's not much that can be same tree good year for May and lune," said southwest parts of the state. The X probably will not do much done about their "singing." jane Wakerman, who works for eastern half of the state got Brood obvious damage. The College of Mount St. PEEBLES, Ohio (AP) — Two cars crashed into the same tree V in 1999, Brood VIII hit counties beside a state highway within minutes of each other early the agency that schedules wed- "The real harm goes unno- Joseph, where Kritsky teaches, is dings in Cincinnati's city parks. "It neighboring West Virginia and ticed. It's the damage they do to in the Cincinnati/Northern Saturday, killing both men in the first car and injuring the two in 2002, and the southern tier of the second, the State I lighway Patrol said. looks like those who are strong- tree roots during the 17 years Kentucky International Airport hearted and insist that they want counties will get Brood XIV in they're in the ground," said flight path. When the cicadas A 1992 Chevrolet Camaro Z24 was going south on state Route 2008. 41 about 3:45 a.m. when it drove off the right side, hit the tree to be married outdoors are the Denny McKeown, who runs a emerge, "You can't hear planes fly ones who have signed up." The horde won't be just a mral nursery and has a gardening over," he said. and came to rest against a fence, said troopers from the phenomenon. Georgetown Post in Adams County. Usually, the prime dates would show on Cincinnati radio. He estimates the Brood X pop- have been reserved a year ago. "I remember the crunching — "As far as coming out of the ulation will be 100 per square Nicholas Krcmin, 24, and Christopher Hawcs, 33, were thrown you can't avoid walking on them," from the car and died. But the agency foresaw the "Year ground, that's a benefit because yard, at least 5 billiun in south- of the Cicada,'' and advised cou- said Betsy Zelek, who worked at a it's like getting a free aeration," west Ohio alone. Nature's plan is Shortly afterward, the second car hit the tree and ended up in a downtown Cincinnati bank when field. The occupants were flown by helicopter to regional hospi- ples, who had to initial a form McKeown said. "They don't both- to produce so many that birds stating they had been warned. the last generation came out in er roses or shrubs or gardens. I can eat their fill with enough left tals. 1987. 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Cousteau's milieu SNACK BAR ATTENDANTS 3 subleasers needed for a 3 bdrm. 29 Female sheep 30 Signaled Beast of Borden 400 counselors/instructors neededl SAIL CAMP/ WATER SKIING house. 2 full baths, porch, lg. yard, 31 John Ruskin's"_ Oracles Coed summer camp in Pocono's PA INSTRUCTOR brand new Call 419-352-5937 ask Declines Lohikan.800-488-4321 .lohikan com INCENTIVE PROGRAM/ FLEXIBLE This Last" for Lena or Rob. 32 Hamadryad Heavy hammer HRS. EXCELLENT PAYIII Admissions Clerk COSI Toledo 4 bdrm. house. $1200 mo. S utilities 33 Male red deer Scruff CALL NOW FOR AN INTERVIEW Average grade Make a difference al COSI! Become Avail. June. Off street parking avail. 36 Airplane type TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY an important part in providing the 327 E Merry 419-654-5716 or 39 Keenly 200 YACHT CLUB DR. ACROSS best quality service through direct 419-352-1268. contact with COSI visitors. This part- ROCKY RIVER. OH 44116 time position will meet and greet, as (440) 333-1310 EXT 225 721 4th St. 3 bdrm., 2 baths, central 1 Leopard feature 43 Vehicles drawn by canines air, dishwshr Avail. May 15. $800 well as be involved in all operations, Summer employment lull-time Gel 6 pump 45 Turndown vote mo. plus dep. » ut>„ 419-353-0494. such as cash register functions, op- a tan & work outside. Opportunity for 10 Bluo-green color 46 Restrain erating the phone system and help- advancement Make S3000-$5000. BG Apts-818/822 2nd St. 14 Actor Sebastian 47 Ships' loads ing to ensure that COSI visitors Positions avail, throughout Ohio. Fill 2 BR Apts avail. Mayor August 15 Exploitive one 51 Strong feeling have a comfortable and fun experi- out an application at www.iamcolle- $490 + gas/elec 12 mo. lease. 16 Ballet wear 54 News story ence Positive energetic leaders gepro.com Smith Apt Rentals 419-352-8S17 17 Elasticized binding 55 Ruth of baseball 19 Young adult 56 Dairy product ANSWERS need apply. Send resume to COSI 1 Summer Jobs! Dont Wail FALL LEASES STILL AVAILABLE 20 Used transactions 58 Folksmger Ives Toledo, Attn: Christina Hicks, 1 Dis- Top summer camp in Maine still has 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. Serene park-like 21 Superlatively sore 59 Dueling sword '. H r. -t i7™7i H -i v i s covery Way, Toledo. Ohio 43604 or ■ 1 openings for lemale counselors. We setting. Includes dishwasher, heat, 23 Like many redheads 60 During a broadcast H 1 v N o|< 3 d H n 1 email at [email protected]. S 3 M 'I V provide round trip airfare, uniform, water, and trash Bowling Green 24 Delineate 61 Dispatch a dragon 3 1 J - 0 V CUB B n COSI is an equal opportunity i I ■J 1 i H v 0 1 1 o ■i room/board, plus competitive salar- Village. 352-6335. 25 Disney frame 62 Set up for a drive •■ .'. employer and values diversity. ■ 1 0 u v 0 d n 0 ies. Musi have skills in one or more Female subleaser needed May 15 26 Disgust 63 Tierney and Tunney 1 1 a v V • f. 1 ■ b 3 •j 0 G Advertising Coordinator. 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Must have own car and two >AII maiors / all ages 18+ Sublsr. needed for 1 bdrm. apt. or call 41S.352.35B8 + I ^ .95/monTR^*/ references Please send a one page >Conditk>ns Apply above Wizard Graphics. $255 mo. & :»m Wail WBBBinr ■•vnma orirni description of your qualifications to Advancement Opportunities util. Lease starts Aug. 04-Aug. 05. II P.O. Box 664 Sylvania. OH 43560 >Fun environment interested call 419-308-0761 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!! Fall & spring child care needed for 2 Sublsr. needed May-Aug. $283 33 Call Now!! (419)861-6134 or apply toddlers in our BG Home. 4 week mo & util., possible talk down. W/D, on-line @: days a week-mornings or afternoons AC, DW/844 4th St Apt. B. Call It's Finals Week! www.worKiOratudents.corn Good pay. 352-2134. 419-378-1482 or 419-353-4797. ATTENTION STUDENTS GET PAID for your opinions! Summer subleaser needed. $10-$150 per survey1 $25-$250 per 2 bdrm apt. $390/mo. A Toledo-Based Company focus group! Apply today! For Sale 352-0588 www opinionspaxiial Summer subleaser. for 1 bdrm. apt- APPRENTICES: Golf Shop Assistant Merchandising 4th St. Lg. Ivg. rm., bedrm. May 15 and Customer Service experience 90 Honda Civic SW. to Aug. 20. 313-585-2484 rent neg. WE NEED YOU! preferred. Brandywine C.C.-Mau- Excellent condition. $2500 T.D.I, is a Large Company Looking for Tired ol your small living space? mee, OH No Calls Please Fill out 419-352-0824. Self-Motivated & Results-Driven Men and Women application at 6904 Salisbury Rd. Check out Charing Cross Apt's Graduation Tickets For Sale and see the difference 352-0590 to Start Immediately Grounds parson, lull-time, seasonal 9:30 Arts & Sciences. Best Offer for Bowling Green apt. community. Call Anna 440-666-3633 Two bedroom, house $387-$762 Per Week Great opportunity for right person. Why pay rent when you can build Close to campus. Please call 353-7115. equity? 1-2 bdrm. home in Jerry Call 419-376-3399 WE OFFER Intern wanted. 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Karen at 419-474-2248 or email CALL 353-5800 for an [email protected] 404 E. Court 2 BR apt. Dishwasher - Garbage 2 person - $550 ♦ util. FISHBOWL $3.00!!!! Disposal -Washer/Dryer Salts Clerk COSI Toledo 605 5th A - 3 BR. apt. No Cow appointment today! COSI, a hands-on science learning 3 person - $690 * util. Monday Thuradaj Hook-up(2/3 bdrm) Management Inc. center, is looking for a part-time 905 Mourning Dove 3 BR. house Carports sales clerk (or our Science2Go 3 person - $990 + util. FEW 3BDRM. Store. Responsibilities include cash Smith Apartment Rentals TOWNHOUSES LEFT handling and providing excellent vis- 419-352-8917 itor service. Experience with cash BGSU Bus stop registers and sales a plus. Apply in person or send cover letter, resume, and references to COSI Toledo. 1 Discovery Way, Toledo, OH 43604 1-2-3 Bidnom Amrtnwils Attn: Store Manager COSI is an Management Inc. equal opportunity employer and val- Evergreen Apt, 215 E Poe ues diversity. From Only Studios/1 bdrms/2bdrms $465! nnam Starting at S250/Mo. On selected door plans NOW HAVE 2BDRMS HERE Karaoke Laundry on site $2 Margaritas _lDi • Ground floor ranch style BGSU bus stop iNAGEMEMT apartment with private entrance MMMMHSM -1 6 2- 130 E. Washington St Bowling Green • Patio Scott Balard Bedroom Bedroom 419-354-6036 • Spacious kitchen Acoustic Jams Management Inc. Low security deposits! • Laundry facilities fl Well Drinks Apartments Townhouses (Jay-Mar only) • Pets welcome $2.50 Cans- 24oz. Heinzslte Apt., Budwetser, BudUght, 710 N. Enterprise The Highlands- One ■ Convenient on-site parking bedroom. Laundry facilities Coors Light 1 & 2 bdrms • Carports Carports in building. A/C, Quiet! n:.v,i--y.v.i Dishwasher/Garbage Disposal Starting at $375

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