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BLANKETS NEEDED: PARTLY CLOUDY Lack of U.N. supplies HIGH: 36 | LOW 19 increases death toll in wvfw.bgnews.com Afghanistan; PAGE 6 independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 104 Dinner theatre attracts performers Students from a will be showcasing many popular show came right after last year's number] from Broadway because people always ask, wide range of favorites such as "The I Jon King." 'What's going to happen next campus "Phantom of the Opera," "Rent," year?'" Brown said. "Chicago" and" The Wiz." An estimated 600 people were organizations Remarked Rettina Sbuford, in attendance lasf year, but will perform director of multicultural affairs, around 1,000 are expected to "We have more Students in terms come this year. broadway tonight of cast members, band members The tickets are sold out, but a and behind-the-scenes. The tal- waiting list is available for those ent of the students involved is who may be able to be lit in By Rhonda Colvin marvelous." Questions should be directed lo CAMPUS LIFE REPORTER Members of I.SU, the Gospel the Center for Multicultural and Over 80 students and faculty Choir, the Africans Dame Traup. Academic Initiatives at X72-2M2. members will be performing the NAACP and the Precious The dinner theatre will be held tonight in the annual dinner the- Stones are just a few of those at the Perry I'ieldhouse both atre produced by the Center for involved In this production. Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. lhe Multicultural and Academic "This year it allowed for a much dinner buffet will only be on Initiatives. more diverse group of stu- Saturday. "This is the largest production dcnts.lt gives everyone a chance Performer and sophomore we've ever done in the history of to display their musical talent," lamila Gilbert said, "It has some- the center," said Sheila Brown, said lamica Starks. a performer. thing for everyone. Everybody assistant director of multicultural The show has been in the come on out, especially if you like affairs. works for some time now. theatre. We'll probably send you Rebekah Goiuales BG News This year the dinner theatre "The idea for the Broadway home singing." DRESS REHEARSALAround 1,000 people are expected to attend tonight's Multicultural dinner theatre.
►OP CULTURE I ITS NOT JUST MICKKY MOUSK Playground Space, preservation of materials promotes are constant challenges for the non-draiking
By Ionian Fouts U.'s Pop Culture department C -v R F PORTER activities RARE By Katy Ellsworth The mollo of a certain office supply compa- CAMPUS-lIf£ REPORTER ny, "Yeah, we gol that," could probably The annual Big Playground will apply to lhe University's Popular Culture be taking place today from 10 Library as woL p.m. until 1 a.m. in the Student lusl try to slump them, An original script for Recreation Center. Admission is "Gone With the Wind?" Check. A postcard or travel free for current students and $5 brochure from your hometown, whether you're for those who are not. from Somalia or Smalllown, USA? No problem. An With a theme of "Rise Above old issue of the Sears, Roebuck & High Risk Drinking," Big "This job is like Co. mail-order catalogue? Is 1903 Playground will offer activities old enough for you? from elementary school days. having Christmas These aren't even the lip of the Such games as dcxlgeball, hop- everyday. Every iceberg when it comes lo the scotch, three on three basketball, library's holdings, in fact, its biggest linger painting, four square and time you open problem isn't finding stuff, it's find- Twister will be offered, free food boxes, it's a sur- ing places to put the landslide of will be available as well. popular culture memorabilia the A raffle will also take place dur- prise. It's an inter- library receives, ing the three hours. Students can esting job. People Most of its material comes from exchange alcohol related objects donors, almost 900 of whom the for raffle tickets. Examples of donate what their library lias had over the years. things that will be accepted are perception of pop- Those items arc cataloged as they coasters, shot glasses, kegs, six- come in. and the decision of packs, T-shirts and neon signs. ular culture is." whether to keep them or not is Students who attend can also LINDA BABCOCK. based on their research value. pick up pamphlets and other "It's always ongoing," said Nancy LIBRARY ASSISTANT information on how lo drink Down, reference librarian. "Since responsibly. we rely on gifts, you're not sure what Big Playground is an alcohol- you'll get." free event put on by the Wellness library assistant Linda Babcock is in charge of Connection and the Alcohol Peer receiving and disseminating those items. "This job Croup. It is a night to give students is like having Christmas every day. Every time you an alternative to going out and open die boxes, it's a surprise." she said. "It's an drinking in the bars and clubs. interesting job. People donate what their How students drink is a big concern. Hie University's binge POPULAR CULTURE, PAGE 5 PLAYGROUND, PAGE 5 Saving the world, Justice deptis offer to mediate one artifact at a time mascot dispute In the early days of the Popular Browne said. At that time, "popu- Culture library, its collection was lar culture" meant contemporary rejected confined to a very small, walled- American culture; Browne taught everyday affairs. lie said By Ashley Kennedy & John Zaremba in area in the back of Jerome U WIRE Library's first floor. This was a far diat at one time. 4,000 students a cry from its current monopoly of year took pop culture courses, CHAMPAIGN, 111. - The the entire fourth floor and part of constituting the University's total University of Illinois's decision on the eighth, which it shares with enrollment. "The classes were who would conduct the media- the Sound Recordings Archive. always bursting in number, and tion on the status of Chief The two professors largely with enthusiasm." he said. llliniwek last April came into responsible for the growth of Browne describes his inten- question tiiis week, as reports sur- both collections are Ray Browne tions for introducing pop culture faced that a branch of lhe U.S. and William Schurk, who remain studies to the University as Department of Justice had offered friends to this day. "noble and highfalutin'." to mediate a debate about the In 1967, however, neither "I've always been interested in controversial mascot. knew the other existed. American society and its need for University President James With a background in folklore education, and I've always been Stukel defended the University's studies, Browne came to work for searching for what I consider to decision not to take the justice the English department. And be the things that should be department's offer. He said the Schurk, from Cleveland, came to taught in school, and the ways University would have been join the library faculty. they should be taught" Browne unwise to enter any negotiations Browne soon instituted his said. "It's best to start with the before the Board of Trustees offi- "Journal of Popular Culture," known, and move into the cially addressed the issue, which it with support from then-presi- unknown." With this in mind, he plans to do in March. Plans for the dent William T. Jerome. He also said he wants to help America's University's Chief dialogue were already in motion when the jus- began teaching classes in pop illiterate by starting with what KraMrn Shetveland BG News culture, which he considers they are literate in: things like tice department made its offer. modem-day folklore. SUPERMAN OR WONDERWOMAN?: The pop culture collection on the fourth floor of Jerome "The students were excited," COLLECTION, PAGE 5 Library has over 50,000 comic books in stock. MASCOT, PAGE 5 2 Friday, February 23,2001 BG NEWS
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH I IDENTIFYING EATING DISORDERS FORMER MISS ARIZONA: W BODY WAS THE PROBLEM' By Amanda Ambroza According to Kole, the memory WORIO AND NA1I0N WRITER of her fourth grade teacher was a 1998 Miss Arizona Stacey Kole came to the great inspiration. "She was a great teacher. She University Wednesday night to tell always used to tell us her favorite University students her story of insecurity, Bible verse, 'I've come that you struggling with eating disorders, pageant life, might have life and have it to be and the inspiration that helped her to get full."' she related. "Eating disorders aren't so through it all. much about having an empty stomach as they are about having Kole wove the story of her HER STORY: an empty heart," said Kole. "For struggles with eating disorders Stacey Kole, a for- me, learning that helped me to around a description of her life in mer competitor in stop and start accepting God's high school. the Miss Teen meaning for my life. Someone "I was a junior in high school. loved me, and I was going to be My life was full with clubs, volun- Ameria pageant, okay. And that is a true reason to teering, and planning social talked to students events. I was preparing for the about problems live." Miss Teen America pageant, she had of self- The event, sponsored by CRU, which was the first one I did that worth while in was well attended, by University students. had a national pageant attached high school. "I wasn't really sure what to to it," she explained. "With all my Because of her plates spinning equally, I looked expect," said sophomore "Tami feelings of inade- Frank. "But I have some friends for something else 1 could do well quacy, she devel- in my life." that have eating disorders and According to Kole, she was not oped an eating hearing her personal story thought of as the prettiest girl in disorder she later helped me to understand why school, and didn't have a overcame. people develop eating disorders." boyfriend. Freshman Ron Miller attended "I concluded that my body was lennlrer Burch to support CRU, and was the problem," she said. "1 knew BGNews impressed by Kole's message. that one girl in my class weighed "I liked that she talked of the 95 pounds, and I was determined "Outside 1 was put cials, and Donna Karan suits, all most beautiful people by society's There must be some pretty strong deeper causes of the disorder and to beat that." together, while inside I was strug- who wanted the same thing I was standards had all these insecuri- motivators behind that." that it's not just a surface prob- Kole began drinking diet gling with so much fear and emo- there for: the crown," she said. ties about themselves, including She noted cultural influence lem," he said. "I like that she put shakes for breakfast and half an tion," said Kole. "I was complete- "The first night I locked myself me," she said. from the media and emotional her message out there, but it was- apple for lunch each day. ly void of any feelings of self in the bathroom and called my Today, Kole is a healthy young vulnerability as the two biggest n't forceful- just something for "I felt cool because 1 always worth." fiancee on a cell phone—I was woman who has overcome her motivators of victims of eating people to think about. I think it'll refused junk food from my As she grew older, Kole realized really only supposed to use it in eating disorder. She holds an disorders. be helpful. I like how she talked friends," she said. that she was not the only one an emergency, hey, to me, this undergraduate degree in com- "An eating disorder is similar to about the emotional side and Between her drastic diet insecure about her body image. was an emergency—and begged munications and a master's other kinds of addictions, but how it's not something to be change and neverending sched- Even her fellow competitors in him to come get me," Kole said. degree from Dallas Theological here the substance being abused judged." ule, Kole was like a time bomb, the Miss USA pageant had felt the "But he wouldn't, and now I'm Seminary and has penned two is food," said Kole. For the past nine years, Stacey just waiting to go off. same insecurities. glad 1 stayed." books, the latest of which is due She also addressed what to do Kole has devoted her time to One morning, she did. Kole began her speech with Over the next few days, the hair to hit bookstores in the next cou- if someone you know is suffering being an advocate and "1 woke up in tears one day, humourous tales from her was pulled into ponytails, and the ple of weeks. from an eating disorder. spokesperson for eating disor- sobbing uncontrollably, and I pageant days, recounting in par- Donna Karan suits were replaced "This disease affects all kinds of "Your goal can't be to make ders education and prevention. was so scared," she explained. ticular her time at the Miss USA by sweats. people, it's not just people in the your friend stop the behavior, but She was recently invited to speak Kole ended up spending the day pageant in 1998. According to Kole, as the days spotlight," explained Kole. "Food, you can be honest, open, and at U.S. Senator Harry Reed's sym- with her high school guidance "Looking around the room, 1 went on, the girls became more air and water are the three basic supportive. Open the lines of posium on eating disorders and counselor, who diagnosed her as saw women with perfect bodies, open and honest about their things people need to survive. communication," said Kole. "It'll was awarded the Phoenix Sun's "A perfectionist with a developing flawless faces, bouncing heads of fears and issues with body image. Anorexics and bulimics are will- probably take a lot of time. A lot of Quality of Life Award for her work eating disorder." hair like in the Pantene commer- "That's when I realized that the ing to mess with two of the three. persistent, loving behavior." in this area. Do You Want to Help With UAO's Spring Events?
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The Office of Residence Life Would Like to Give a Big Thanks To All of the Great People Who Helped Make Presidents' Day 2001 a Huge Success! The following volunteers are to be commended for their time and hard work:
Setti Roberts Tiffanie Martinez Justin Hassler Jason Slowbe Beth Winland Erica Bower Tony Vuotto Katie Willeke Joel Freimark Nick Kammeyer Liz Dodds Kathryn Dettmer Emily Kendall Lauren Soeder Chewy Zurbuch Josh Rose Fawnia Clark Brad Orndorf Valerie Shields Dan Clark Kelly Fink Jen Stoyka Heather Root Maria Cuffari Warren Gordon Linda Newman Monica Rodriquez Aaron Buchner Nicki Bushway Collette Neirouz Andre Fields Michael Ginsburg Jill Haar Danielle Price Heather Rogers Courtney Donahue Marko Mazur Nick Hennessy Emily Heinsen Sharon Koester Diana Norris Stelanie Torres Alan Machurey JollWaple Melissa Dolejs Katie Fogarty ^^^^ Lindsay Lewis Ana Mowry Kimberly O'Brien K.mcyller Danielle Fenton Krlsbe Zerter RayPopft Jacqcela McWhorter Jessica Wichtman Lynn BatMon Crystal Eckert Melissa-Giiffiths Rachel Lyons Stacy McAuley Sara Carrasquillo Harriett SoehrUfK Jackie Goebbel Cheryl Smith Allison Wtnlord Amanda Niese Kelly Newman Amelie Brogden Mary Bach Katie Ma|ewski Jamie Groves Melissa Evans Adam Hood Chris Dobek ^^ Amanda Grubar Erin Knight Jamie McClain Mmdy Winebar Chad Penhorwood Harry Harris John Zackel Mike Loreung Kara Kosiolt Christina Olson Justin Berger Ramona Meraz Sarah Marko Annie Weaver Emily Shaarda Victoria Johnson Justin Barker Kristen Torrey Dave Potocnik Jamie Wills Jenni LeGrande Bob Brumberg Nicholas Geyer Sara Williams Liz Stelner Robin Schaler Tess Dudek Charvette Johnson JeHrey Scott Amber Browning AmyMartui Wall Kneeland Kevin Ricci Maggie Tria Jen Botkin Jon Moore Kristen Zalar SaraChaney Jess Mackert Lisa Yalonaro Kathy Morgan Kelli Baker Kelly McCann Mike Vital Bo Kessler Bethany M. Winston Erin Cahill Karrie Schmakel Kate Strickland Eric Anger Melissa Wurtz Katie Sylvester Elizabeth Siegenthaler AJ McMillan Erica Meek Katie Krzeslnki Charlie Beetler Courtney Switalski Emily Davis Greg Burris John Toman Leah Brown ■JlmBob- Wlllingham Kathryn Dann Amanda Russell Philip Dobrowski JoffPoprik Katie Brown Eileen Langford Lindsay Wagner Alicia Hug Liz Martin Joe Clutter Sandy Bartucdo Adam Marchal Veronica Hooper Julie Leppelmeier Pamela Smudz MatlPlzzino Melissa Montgomery Jamie Nance Brett Yocouella Heather Pratt Jennifer Robinson Zach Pittsenbarger Amy Sullivan Jennifer Duncan Rachel L. Rusch Courtney Skinner Llndsey Schmidt Elizabeth Hagy Jodie Hutchlnson Beth Wander Wes Sample Alana Simpson Leslie Bosinger Rebecca Caibone Kristen Turti Liz Obenhauer Christina Sawyer Adrienne Skrbina Steph Kollinan Kristin Malecki Tiffany Monroe Josh Gioiello Laura Meiring Ann Maher Jayme Urbanski Kelli Scarborough Katie Horton Monica Stephens Laura Mudd Krtsten Petetman Elizabeth Hays Brenda Wilson Dawn Lindsay Rachel Pendergrass Elizabeth Suter Offenhauer RA's Heather Baughman Lisa McCloskey Tracey Mohr Allison Smith Nora Beuck-Erb Christine Walker Julie Chalfin Mike Liberatore Demans Dague Andrea Velie Shannon Hall Dustin Rulfell Jackie Takach Tina Amos Matt Keller Betsy Pickett Melissa Cymanski Sarah DeWalt Sam Sawmiller Kim Keckler Karl Novotny Erika Ucik Jackie Gallo Carla Hostetler Megan Huff Katie Pritchard Erin Samples Melanie Konesky Bridget Dignan Rose Clemans Amanda Jones Sayward Sunderland Karyn Santomieri Andrea Gray Audrey Cupp Wendy Hanneman Patricia Bishop Sabrina Reinhart Tonya Tack Karmen Kyard Sarah Bedee Sarah Flesher Emily Forthofer Susan Westrick HoUy Jaster Kristine Trautman Mike Edwards Becky Ricciardi Chris Bailey Alice Lyons Jill Grunewald Presidents' Jerrod Selinsky Sarah Cekanski Amy Vanderdonck Tiffany Skrine Melissa Boger Dave Downing Erica Baughman Shannon Callaghan Beth Knaggs Andrea Baur Day Andrew Miszak Jessica Wagner Kyle Draheim Jamie Groves Glenn Hoehner • BGSU 2 Friday, February 23,2001 BG NEWS
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH I IDENTIFYING EATING DISORDERS FORMER MISS ARIZONA: *MY BODY WAS THE PROBLEM* By Amanda Ambroza According to Kole, the memory WORLD «MD NATION WRITER of her fourth grade teacher was a 1998 Miss Arizona Stacey Kole came to the great inspiration. "She was a great teacher. She University Wednesday night to tell always used to tell us her favorite University students her story of insecurity, Bible verse, 'IVe come that you struggling with eating disorders, pageant life, might have life and have it to be and the inspiration that helped her to get fulL"' she related. "Eating disorders aren't so through it all. much about having an empty stomach as they are about having Kole wove the story of her HER STORY: an empty heart," said Kole. "For struggles with eating disorders Stacey Kole, a for- me, learning that helped me to around a description of her life in mer competitor in stop and start accepting God's high school. the Miss Teen meaning for my life. Someone "I was a junior in high school. loved me, and I was going to be My life was full with clubs, volun- Ameria pageant, talked to students okay. And that is a true reason to teering, and planning social live." events. I was preparing for the about problems The event, sponsored by CRU, Miss Teen America pageant, she had of self- was well attended, by University which was the first one 1 did that worth while in had a national pageant attached students. high school. "1 wasn't really sure what to to it," she explained. "With all my Because of her plates spinning equally, 1 looked expect," said sophomore "Tami feelings of Inade- Frank. "But I have some friends for something else 1 could do well quacy, she devel- in my life." that have eating disorders and According to Kole, she was not oped an eating hearing her personal story thought of as the prettiest girl in disorder she later helped me to understand why school, and didn't have a overcame. people develop eating disorders." boyfriend. Freshman Ron Miller attended "I concluded that my body was Jennifer Burch to support CRU, and was the problem," she said. "I knew BGNem impressed by Kole's message. that one girl in my class weighed "1 liked that she talked of the 95 pounds, and I was determined "Outside 1 was put cials, and Donna Karan suits, all most beautiful people by society's There must be some pretty strong deeper causes of the disorder and to beat that." together, while inside I was strug- who wanted the same thing I was standards had all these insecuri- motivators behind that." that it's not just a surface prob- Kole began drinking diet gling with so much fear and emo- there for: the crown," she said. ties about themselves, including She noted cultural influence lem," he said. "I like that she put shakes for breakfast and half an tion," said Kole. "I was complete- "The first night I locked myself me," she said. from the media and emotional her message out there, but it was- apple for lunch each day. ly void of any feelings of self in the bathroom and called my Today, Kole is a healthy young vulnerability as the two biggest n't forceful- just something for "I felt cool because I always worth." Gancee on a cell phone—I was woman who has overcome her motivators of victims of eating people to think about. I think it'll refused junk food from my As she grew older, Kole realized really only supposed to use it in eating disorder. She holds an disorders. be helpful. 1 like how she talked friends," she said. that she was not the only one an emergency, hey, to me, this undergraduate degree in com- "An eating disorder is similar to about the emotional side and Between her drastic diet insecure about her body image. was an emergency—and begged munications and a master's other kinds of addictions, but how it's not something to be change and neverending sched- Even her fellow competitors in him to come get me," Kole said. degree from Dallas Theological here the substance being abused judged." ule, Kole was like a time bomb, the Miss USA pageant had felt the "But he wouldn't, and now I'm Seminary and has penned two is food," said Kole. For the past nine years, Stacey just waiting to go off. same insecurities. glad 1 stayed." books, the latest of which is due She also addressed what to do Kole has devoted her time to One morning, she did. Kole began her speech with Over the next few days, the hair to hit bookstores in the next cou- if someone you know is suffering being an advocate and "1 woke up in tears one day, humourous tales from her was pulled into ponytails, and the ple of weeks. from an eating disorder. spokesperson for eating disor- sobbing uncontrollably, and 1 pageant days, recounting in par- Donna Karan suits were replaced "This disease affects all kinds of "Your goal can't be to make ders education and prevention. was so scared," she explained. ticular her time at the Miss USA by sweats. people, it's not just people in the your friend stop the behavior, but She was recently invited to speak Kole ended up spending the day pageant in 1998. According to Kole, as the days spotlight," explained Kole. "Food, you can be honest, open, and at U.S. Senator Harry Reed's sym- with her high school guidance "Looking around the room, I went on, the girls became more air and water are the three basic supportive. Open the lines of posium on eating disorders and counselor, who diagnosed her as saw women with perfect bodies, open and honest about their things people need to survive. communication," said Kole. "It'll was awarded the Phoenix Sun's "A perfectionist with a developing flawless faces, bouncing heads of fears and issues with body image. Anorexics and bulimics are will- probably take a lot of time. A lot of Quality of Life Award for her work eating disorder." hair like in the Pantene commer- "That's when I realized that the ing to mess with two of the three. persistent, loving behavior." in this area.
Do YOU Want to Help With UAO's Spring Events?
If you said W come to South Hall Wednesday Nights
a night of comedy at 7-30.
UAO needs ushers, security and more. If you have questions call the UAO office INVOLVED! at 3722486 BG NEWS Friday, February 23,20013
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The following volunteers are to be commended for their time and hard work: Seth Roberts Titlanie Martinez Justin Hassler Jason Slowbe Beth Winland Erica Bower Tony Vuotto Katie Willeke Joel Freimark Nick Kammeyer Liz Dodds Kathryn Dettmer Emily Kendall Lauren Soeder Chewy Zurbuch Josh Rose Fawnia Clark Brad Orndorf Valerie Shields Dan Clark Kelly Fink Jen Stoyka Heather Root Maria Cuffari Warren Gordon Linda Newman Monica Rodnquez Aaron Buchner Nicki Bushway Collette Neirouz Andre Fields Michael Ginsburg Jill Haar Danielle Price Heather Rogers Courtney Donahue Marko M.-i/ur Nick Hennessy Emily Heinsen Sharon Koester Diana Norris Stetanie Torres Alan Machurey Ji ilt Waple Melissa Dole|s Katie Fogarty ^^^ Undaay Lewis Ana Mowry Kimberty O'Brien Nancy ller Danielle Fenton Kristie Zetler Ray Pop* Jacqeela McWhorler Jessica Wichlrnan Lynn Bateson Crystal Eckert Melissa Giiffltris Rachel Lyons Stacy McAuley Sara Carrasquillo Harriett Sockridaw Jackie Goebbel Chen/| Smith Alteon Wtnlord Amanda Niese Kelly Newman Amelie Brogden Mary Bach Katie Malewskl Jamie Groves Melissa Evans Adam Hood Chris Dobek Amanda Grubar Erin Knight Jamie McClain Mindy Winebar Chad Penhorwood Harry Harris JohnZackel Mike Lorsung Kara Kostoff Christina Olson Justin Berger Ramona Meraz "-*!* Sarah Marko Annie Weaver Emily Shaarda Victoria Johnson Justin Barker Kristen Torrey Dave Potocnik Jamie Wills Jenni LeGrande Bob Brumberg Nicholas Geyer Sara Williams LizStelner Robin Scfialer Tess Dudek Charvette Johnson Jeffrey Scott Amber Browning Amy Marks Walt Kneeland Kevin Ricci Maggie Tria Jen Botkin Jon Moore Kristen Zalar Sara Chaney Jess Mackert Lisa Yafonaro Kathy Morgan Kelli Baker Kelly McCann MlkeVftal Bo Kessler Bethany M. Winston Erin Cahill Karrie Schmakel Kate Strickland Eric Anger Melissa Wurtz Katie Sylvester Elizabeth Slegenthaler AJ McMillen Erica Mask Katie Krzeslnki Charlie Beetler Courtney Switalski Emily Davis Greg Burris John Toman Leah Brown ■JimBob' Willingham Kathryn Dann Amanda Russell Philip Dobrowski JeflPoprik Katie Brown Eileen Langford Lindsay Wagner Alicia Hug Liz Martin Joe Clutter Sandy Bartuocio Adam Marchal Veronica Hooper Julie Leppelmeier Pamela Smudz MatlPlzzIno Melissa Montgomery Jamie Nance Brett Yocouella Heather Pratt Jennifer Robinson Zach Pittsenbarger Amy Sullivan Jennifer Duncan Rachel L. Rusch Courtney Skinner Llndsey Schmidt Elizabeth Hagy Jodie Hutchinson Beth Wander Wes Sample Alana Simpson Leslie Bosinger Rebecca Carbone Kristen Turk Liz Obenhauer Christina Sawyer Adrienne Skrbina Steph Kollinan Kristin Malecki Tiflany Monroe Josh Gioiello Laura Meiring Ann Maher Jayme Urtianski Katfli Scarborough Katie Horton Monica Stephens Laura Mudd Kristen Peterman Elizabeth Hays Bntnda Wilson Dawn Lindsay Rachel Pendergrass Elizabeth Suter Ottenhauer RA's Heather Baughman Lisa McCloskey Tracey Mohr Allison Smith Nora Beuck-Erb Christine Walker Julie Chalfin Mike Liberatore Demaris Dague Andrea Velie Shannon Hall Dustin Ruffell Jackie Takach Tina Amos Matt Keller Betsy Picket! Melissa Cymanski Sarah DeWalt Sam Sawmilter Kim Keckler Kari Novotny Ehka Lacik Jackie Gailo Carlo Hosteller Megan HuH Katie Pritchard Erin Samples Melanie Konesky Bridget Dignan Rose Clemans Amanda Jones Sayward Sunderland Karyn Santomieri Andrea Gray Audrey Cupp Wendy Hanneman Patricia Bishop Sabrina Reinhart Tonya Tack Karmen Kyard Sarah Bedee Sarah Resher Emily Fortholer Susan Westrick Holly Jaster Krislme Trautman Mike Edwards Becky Ricciardi Chris Bailey Alice Lyons Jill Grunewald Presidents' Jerrod Selinsky Sarah Cekanski Amy Vanderdonck Tiffany Skrine Melissa Boger Dave Downing Erica Baughman Shannon Callaghan Beth Knaggs Andrea Baur Day Andrew Miszak Jessica Wagner Kyle Draheim Jamie Groves Glenn Hoehner • BGSU 4 Friday, February 23,2001 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com/opinion IRAQI AIRSTRIKES PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL WASHINGTON (AP) — Results of last weekend's airstrikes on Iraqi air defense sites were mediocre at best — a senior Pentagon official said Thursday that far fewer than half the targeted radars were damaged. Early assessments indicate a new satellite-guided mis- sile fired by Navy planes was mainly to blame. OPINION EDITORIAL We're sorry to present... Eminem "Ladies and gentlemen of (he awards, the nominee that gar- Eminem to bring up issues of This middle-of-the-road troversial." But it is also described viewing public, we really hate this nered the most attention and YOU DECIDE race, gender, violence and sexual stance did nothing to convince as the "first American epic" and a guy. We think he is lower than notoriety was Marshall Mathers, orientation in shocking and Eminem's detractors, and you "landmark" in American movie- dirt. There is no excuse for him. better known to his fans and crit- What do you think about the offensive ways? can imagine that Eminem wasn't making. too pleased by it either. At least, But, for just tonight, can you look ics as Eminem. dispute over Eminem's It is not possible to say, It is a movie that was sympa- the other way as we give him a music? Let us know at that was the signal he gave after As the entire world knows, "maybe," and justify your answer. his performance. thetic with the Confederate few awards? [email protected] Eminem's latest CD is a collection But that is exactly what the cause, and put forth many stereo- "Did we mention we despise of violent, mysogenistic, homo- For a suggestion of how to types about African-Americans. Recording Academy did at the properly address this topic, look him and his music?" phobic drivel. But with this in our minds, we that it raises. Do you believe it is 43rd Grammy Awards. at the American Film Institute. During Wednesday night's As the entire world knows, virulent hatespeech, deserving to This is the organization that has know that the film itself was a Throughout the entire night, masterpiece. Grammy award ceremony, we Eminem's latest CD is a collection be treated as such? Or do you the implication was that every- the famous "Top 100 American almost expected those words to of raw and intentionally shocking believe that even if you disagree body was sorry that they were Films of All Time." Find a copy of We have to be aware of the come from some presenter's brilliance. with it, you would fight for his recognizing Eminem. Yet, they this list, and point your finger at message that is being purveyed. mouth. Everybody who has heard ability to say it? implied, it was necessary to rec- number 44, "The Birth of a But art is meant to make us think. In the months, weeks and Eminem's music has an opinion There is no middle ground on ognize his creativity and skill, as Nation." That is exactly what Eminem has hours before the Recording about it. Not just on the music this issue, aside from saying "I though their hands were tied This D.W. Griffith masterpiece done, with or without the sup- Academy gave out its annual itself, but the censorship issue don't care." Is it laudable for behind their backs on the matter. is desdcribed by the AFI as "con- port of his peers. Aid plan too PEOPLE MTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET Why should my tax dollars go just to learn things to get the job non-secular What is the strangest Death penalty towards his food, clothing, shelter we want. Of course, that's one of AT ISSUE Bush's new proposal blurs line between thing you've ever done and other expenses when he has the biggest reasons for coming to church and state. done something so terrible to college, as it should be. while intoxicated? more than me? But, another big reason people President Bush's new Foreign Why should I, or the rest of the go to college is to get an educa- Aid plan is quite interesting. ERIC justified country for that matter, support tion. That means a complete edu- Much like his other policy areas, it KINTNER him for the rest of his useless, cation. We should be learning reeks of "compassionate conser- Opinion Columnist This is in response to the David pathetic life, when in one simple about everything, not just what vatism" but this is a whole new Storie commentary in Thursday's gesture he can be banished forev- relates exactly to our major field realm of evil. edition of the BG News concern- er? of study. 1 want to go into medi- His new plan is to make one- moneys are being distributed by ing the execution of Timothy Why should he get the oppor- cine, but that doesn't mean I don't third of U.S. foreign anti-poverty private organizations to further McVeigh. tunity to see or hear from need or want to know about art or aid through faith-based, private said private organization, regard- I find it difficult for anyone who friends and family when we will history or English. organizations. American aid to less how indirectly. ROBERT M0SGR0VE has not experienced the murder never see or hear from our own All of these things are general the third world is one of the main Allow me to define that, to dis- of a loved one to know what kind INNOCENT loved ones again ideas that everyone should be ways that the US "battles" poverty solve any semantic arguments. SOPHOMORE of relief would be brought about because of him? learning at least a little about. in the world. There is nothing By "further said private organiza- BUISNESS by the execution of the murderer. I understand more than most I believe that the main focus of wrong with this. tion," I mean indirectly. 1 realize My mother was shot in the people that life isn't fair, but-jus- general education should be to Faith based organizations (I.E. that the entire point is to help the "Made out with a 42- head and killed during a robbery tice should be. McVeigh, or any get students to learn about other churches, missionary groups, et people in these third world coun- year-old." at our family-owned drive-thru other murderer does nothing but areas outside of their field of cetera) are also known for helping tries, but in turn, these organiza- the day after Easter last year. The take up space and waste our study. out in third world countries. tions inevitably gain followers, gunman also killed a 19-year-old money. I say death penalty all the Students shouldn't be com- There is also nothing wrong with open churches, and their faith is store clerk and shot another man. way. plaining about taking a few class- this. spread lo another corner of the His trial is approaching in es relating to other topics. They The problem comes when fed- world. This is how the organiza- March. I ask you to consider the Rachel Clink will have a better, well-rounded eral moneys are being distributed tions benefit from this situation. following from someone who rclink©ya hoo.com college education. with sole discretion of the faith When federal moneys are used knows what it's like first hand. based organization. Not only to the benefit of private organiza- While I totally agree that the Elisabeth Null does this raise certain separation tions in this manner, certain con- execution of the murderer will Rl vereltMWaol com of church and state issues, it leads cerns must be raised about the SARAH KLAINE & not change anything, 1 can tell to the same kind of drawbacks as separation of church and state. General educa- you that it will bring about finali- SUBMISSION POLICY do, say, corporate sponsorships of Federal moneys (supposedly sec- TIFFANY VAND0R0S ty and certainly a sense of closure sports figures. tion classes ular) are being distributed by COMMUNICATION to all of the grieving families. First of all, we must examine non-secular organizations. The I he BG Hews gladly prints Letters DISORDERS They can finally move on with to the Editor and Guest Columns. the purpose of missionary work, repercussions are immense. This their lives knowing the the very necessary since it is the main outlet of for- means that regardless of whether Letters should be less than 300 man who brought them so much words and Guest Columns can be eign aid employed by faith-based these people want to be, for ""We danced on pain is unable to do so again in I just read an article in the BG organizations. The purpose of example, Christianized, they have 500 to 700 words. Name, phone tables of people we any way shape or form. He can't News about the general educa- number and address should be mission work is to help people in no choice but to accept the aid escape, they won't read about tion program being under review. developing and underdeveloped that these Christian groups are didn't know." included tor verification. All sub- interviews with him (considering Maybe some aspects of it do need missions may be edited for countries by building homes, offering them. They have no sec- his infamy) or appeals, and his to be looked at and revised. churches, handing out Bibles, et ular alternative, because this is all length and clarity. Personal name won't keep popping up But, when 1 hear people com- attacks and anonymous submis- cetera. Generally spreading the the U.S. federal aid that is coming. from time to time in the news. plaining about taking general word of their faith to those who They have no choice but listen to sions will not be printed. Send He will just be gone. Literally education classes because they submissions to the Opinion mall- have never heard it. Fine. I've the Christian message being dead and buried forever. don't go exactly with their major, I box at 210 west Hall or been hearing about this stuff shoved at them. Sure, they can Why should a murderer have to protest. [email protected], with since I was a kid way back in the refuse the aid, but then this whole deserve to live the rest of his life This isn't a good reason for the subject line "letter to the edi- Fredericktown Church of the plan loses its entire focus. anywhere? I don't care if it is in a revising the general education tor" or "guest column." Nazarene. Once again, no prob- It would turn out much like the one room cell with no windows. curriculum. We don't come here lems. capitalistic atrocity that has risen The difference is that mission in the sports world. Tiger Woods SCOn HARTMAN work of this sort is funded by the sporting Nike paraphernalia end- JUNIOR church itself, it's moneys raised by lessly until the end of his days. It VCT church members expressly for will turn out the same way. These this purpose. Private organiza- countries wui be forcibly indoctri - "Passed out naked on tions using private funds for their nated. At least the attempt is the bathroom floor own gain. The American way. No there. If the attempt is to be made, problems here either, regardless it should by no means be made after throwing up." of my religious beliefs. with federal money. U.S. foreign aid works on a dif- This money was raised with tax ferent basis. It is public money, tax dollars. I certainly don't want any money, government money that of my tax money to be used to is distributed to needy peoples in force someone to comply with third world countries in the form religious guidelines so they can of food, medicine, buildings, et eat. It shouldn't work like that. It cetera, same kinds of ways. shouldn't even be an alternative. However there are no strings I think that the implications of attached. Unless, of course, you this undermine everything this count the inevitable possibility of country was founded on. Keep JEN KUNKEL U.S. Military intervention. Haiti federal aid out of the hands of pri- SOPHOMORE and the Dominican Republic can vate organizations, faith based or SPECIAL EDUCATION tell you all about this. But let's dis- otherwise, because they all have regard that for the time being, it agendas that do not necessarily fit "Locked myself in the really is rather irrelevant to the with the ideals of the taxpayers. bathroom and the argument at hand. And 1 wish I had more room, My problem with this entire because I could go on about the bartender had to get proposal comes in when federal implications of this for days. me out." EDITORIAL BOARD 210 West Hall .bgnews.com Bowling Green MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PHOTO EDITOR State University Bowling Green, MARY BETH WILFONG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, 0N-UNE EDITOR Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-6966 PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Fax: (419) 372-6967 E-mail: ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR bgnews0Ustproc.bgsu.edu HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3. EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT, COPY CHIEF AMYJO L. BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J. MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORD, CHIEF REPORTER i BG NEWS Friday, February 23,2001 5 POPUUR CULTURE, FROM PAGE 1 The library, housed in the "We're told we have a lot of things tory collection for the Romance basic nature ofalotofthisstuffis couldn't function without them," fourth floor of Jerome Library, found nowhere else." Writers of America. that it's not meant to be pre- Geist said. While these necessary perception of popular culture is." focuses primarily on the print The collection of travel litera- Three-dimensional material, served," she said. "We want the precautions may seem strict, However, they are unable to medium of the 20th century. The ture, dating back to the turn of the what they call "realia," is not Imateriall to be here 10 or 20 Geist said she wants to see more keep everything donated to them bulk of its collection includes century, is organized by country, emphasized. However, the hold- years down the road. So it's pre- students using the resource. because of space constraints. hundreds of thousands of books, continent and state. Geist said ings do include T-shirts, videos, served that way." Because of her job, Geist said "One challenge of my job is periodicals, posters, movie press she considers it an under-used pinback buttons and items relat- One way the l'brary combats she is always coming across finding space for the collections," kits, postcards and comic books. resource ing to its collections. One exam- deterioration is by storing things things from her childhood. And said Jean Geist, associate librari- The comic books alone add up to The script holdings include ple is the Star Trek collection, part in mylar bags and acid-free having grown up during the an. The acquisition of a compact more than 50,000. The oldest scripts from movies and televi- of a recent donation, which boxes; they never laminate. counter-culture period, she finds sliding shelf system, each 34 feet items in the collection date back sion shows. In 1990, Proctor & includes toys, models and even a "Laminating is a four-letter word the most nostalgia in that part of long, increased storage capacity tothemid-1800s. Gamble Co. donated its archives Tribble or two. in the preservation world," Geist the collection. by about 40 percent But even Also notable in the library's for three popular soap operas, "Working here is a delight and those were eventually filled. While the library's primary said. Photocopying of some holdings are a number of non- and many drafts of movies can clientele is University students material is also prohibited. a challenge," Geist said. "As with The mention of popular cul- traditional items. ture usually conjures up images also be found. Geist said the and faculty, it also services an A third concern is how and by most departments, there's the of Mickey Mouse clocks and The alternative press and script collection is a good way for international community. Geist whom the books are handled. need for more staff and space. comic books. But, while the counter-culture collection docu- students to see different aspects said it's not unusual for people Because of the value of many But I've met so many incredible library has such things in abun- ments the anti-war movements. of filmmaking, like set direction. from other states and nations to of the items, students are not people over the years." dance, it also has a whole lot The collection of greeting cards, And manuscripts from about use the collection. allowed in the storage area "If Geist also said the Popular more. in Geist's opinion, is amazing in 200 different authors, scribbled Researchers from other coun- people got back there, the collec- Culture Library is a showcase for "You have to fight for respect what it communicates about with editor's notes, show the tries have included someone tion would be gone," Geist said. the University. when you're dealing with popular things like gender roles. And the thought processes of a book in from Germany looking into Instead, students requesting "Amazing strides have been culture," Geist said. She said the collection of fanzines, newslet- progress. romance novels; from lapan, in materials must stay in die read- taken in the past 15 years... from Popular Culture library prefers to ters like "The Frodo Fortnightly." Some of the largest book and search of books about New ing room, and nothing can leave the days when Ray | Browne] and be thought of as a research insti- reflects the history of the amateur novel collections are in science Orleans; and a man from Italy the floor. Unprocessed material is Bill ISchurk] went to garage sales tute, rather than trivialized into press. fiction and romance serials, and interested in comic books. retrieved by the permanent staff, together," Geist said. "But we'll an eclectic museum of parapher- "The collection is increasing by some are even autographed. Another problem, Geist said, is but most operations are handled always have leaps and bounds to nalia. leaps and bounds," Geist said. Geist said they house the deposi- preserving the material. "The by the student assistants. "We go" COLLECTION. FROM PAGE 1 version of which is represented radio personality in Cleveland, or other material were brought Now retired from the Popular PLAYGROUND, FROM PAGE 1 in his office. Records, posters, BUI Randle. Valued at $75,000, to them by donors. Culture library, Browne contin- sports, movies and TV'. If they standees, toys, and almost any this was the early core of the Their only limit was money, ues his studies, and has written drinking percentage is 10 percent can become excited about learn- other popular music-related Popular Culture library. which kept them from going about 75 books on the subject. higher than the national average. ing more, he said, they can begin item is sprawled over his shelves, In the following years, Schurk. overseas in search of bounty. And Schurk. after serving as I. ii 11: i Rudolph, a peer educator to be more literate. desks and walls. "My entire Browne, and Browne's family "We like to handle these books head of the Popular Culture for the alcohol group, said that "The study of popular culture house looks like my office," he added to the collection. They ourselves," Browne said. "It was library for a time, stayed with the hasn't saved the world yet, but said. "The only dividing line is drinking is a concern in general went to virtually every garage an absolute delight in building Music Library and Sound for college campuses, and that it's made a dent. It's taken steps the drive home." sale, flea market, and bookstore in saving die world from itself," up the library. The books weren't Recordings Archive when it was they are not trying to preach but Schurk also said he can't be in they could find. "Everywhere Browne said. his office without music playing, hard to find, and they were a made a separate department in give information on how to drink within the touch of the wheel," pleasure to accumulate because 1979. He still contributes to the Meanwhile, Schurk had been whether it's in the format of LPs, in moderation. as Browne wrote in his 1988 no one else was doing it" Popular Culture library, some- hired as the first head of the tapes, CDs, or 8-tracks. "The most important thing is fledgling sound archive, which Browne and Schurk first book. "Against Academia." In Browne later added, "Almost times acquiring material developed from the University's worked together after Browne some instances, they took a sta- no one argues the need to study through means he describes as education," said Rudolph. need for a central resource of decided to begin collecting tion wagon, pickup truck, or pop culture. The work has paid "down and dirty." He said both Over a thousand students music recordings. Pan of its ini- materials to complement his even a U-Haul to empty bams, off, and the library is flourishing his and Browne's departments attended the event last year, so the tial holdings came from Schurk's pop culture courses. Their first basements, garages and attics. It's the dawning of a new and are considered the feather in the Wellness Connection is hoping for own collection, an expanded big haul was the collection of a Other times, trunkfuls of books clear day." University's cap. an even better one this year. MASCOT, FROM PAGE 1 justice department before opponents and the University, "(The) Justice Department sion in which Chief advocates scare the University off," said Garippo was hired. said lesse Taylor, the service's offered to mediate free of and opponents alternately stated Kcnith Bergeron, who made the "There's nothing to mediate," The justice department got in regional director in Chicago. charge," said Ben Crue, a sup- their opinions, the Community original call to Stukel. "We still Stukel said. "It depends what the touch with the University at least "At that time, he indicated that porter of the National Coalition Relations Service generally uses a have an offer on the table." board does in March. Until we a month before they hired Judge he wasn't prepared to accept On Racism in Sports and the round-table formal. The Universityhasbeensureto know what the board's decision Garippo." Kaufman said. "It was that," Taylor said. "We stand Media "They turned it down, Taylor said the service, which say that the Department of is, I see no way that we can bring at that point that the justice ready to serve as a mediator if the then they went to spend hun- handles conflicts "within city lustice's offer has not perma- in other sources." department came to the University and the complainants dreds of thousands of taxpayers' government, with all sorts of ser- nently been refused. University Professor Stephen University and volunteered to are interested." dollars." vices," usually gathers half a " It did not seem sensible (at the Kaufman said bringing in outside take that over and offer their ser- The Community Relations sources would have been a good vices. Service, which Taylor was careful Crue and other Chief oppo- dozen or so people from each time) to start another process," idea. "The University had not to define as neutral on the issues nents said the University chose side. The problem is discussed said University Board of Trustees "The students and faculty engaged anybody, and they were it handles, offered to mediate free its own mediator to "control the and usually results in a compro- Secretary Michele Thompson. should be aware that there was still on a very long search, if I of charge. Chief opponents claim dialogue." mise. "It's possible that the Justice another option out there,' understand it." the University's decision to hire Had the justice department Although the University reject- Department's services could be Kaufman said. This was a very The justice department's retired Cook County Circuit mediated a discussion about the ed the justice department's used (in the future), but we don't professional option. These guys Community Relations Service ludge Louis Garippo to mediate Chief, it probably would have mediation, the Community know yet." are pros." had phoned Stukel "some the dialogue was a waste of tax- been markedly different from last Relations Services is leaving its The University's Urbana cam- Kaufman added ili.u it would months ago." offering to mediate payer money. Dialogue expenses spring's dialogue, Taylor said. offer open. pus will host the Board of have been possible to bring in the a small discussion between Chief ran more than $300,000. Instead of the day-long discus- "What we don't want to do is Trustees' March 7 meeting. LOCATION, PRICE AND SELECTION No more classes. No more books. You Will Find The Best Housing With US! No more teachers' dirty looks. I - At Thurstin. One Bedroom. 1 Bath. Furnished or Unfurnished. 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IHE ASSCCIAttD PRESS may send a delegation to the Rebels backed by Rwanda and Additionally, Congo's new presi- UNITED NATIONS — The region to discuss the next steps. Uganda took up arms in August dent, loseph Kabila — who suc- Security Council set a new The resolution was unani- 1998 to oust President Laurent ceeded his late father — agreed to timetable yesterday for the war- mously adopted at the end of a Kabila from power. Zimbabwe. meet with a regional mediator to ring sides in Congo to pull back two-day meeting between the Angola and Namibia joined the launch talks with the country's troops from front lines and for council, ministers of the six war- fray to support Kabila. All sides internal opposition — a key pro- U.N. observers to verify their ring countries and representa- signed a cease-fire agreement in vision of the Lusaka agreement departure. tives of Congo's three main rebel Lusaka, Zambia, in 1999, but all that his slain fadier had refused to In a resolution negotiated with groups involved in the conflict. have since violated it. fulfill. the fighting factions, the council "Of course it's only the begin- Levitte said prospects for peace "Everybody must stay still and demanded that the forces start an ning of a long journey, but it's a had improved in the past few be ready to pull back their Associated Press Photo initial 9-mile pullback by March good beginning," said French weeks: Rwanda recently troops," Namibian President Sam 15. and to prepare a plan for their Ambassador lean-David Levitte, promised to pull back its troops Nujama said Thursday in the DESPERATE: Afghan refugees, huddling against the cold, wait complete withdrawal from who has taken the lead in trying from the front lines, and Uganda Congolese capital, Kinshasa, after for food outside the World Food Program distribution point in Congo by May 15. to help plot the next steps in agreed to withdraw two battal- meeting with Kabila Shai Oahi refugee camp in Herat, Afghanistan. UN. unable to get BG NEWS WORLD supplies to camp BRIEFING Agency said yesterday. "Down with the Kim Dae-jung By Kattiy Gannon tance. Great Wall of China Mass layoffs in IH[ «s!0CIJ Previously, the wall's western- government, which suppresses Hassan said the death toll is longer than most end was thought to be a South Korea workers," protesters shouted ISLAMABAD, Pakistan —Ai probably much higher, remote fortress at liayu Pass. during a rally staged by about leasi 20 Afghan refugees who because most people bury previously thought Ihe rediscovered earthen wall cause protests 600 labor activists at a university have lied to ;i squalid refugee their dead immediately, in extends from Gansti province to in Incheon, 25 miles west of camp in Pakistan have died, keeping with Islamic tradition. INCHEON, South Korea (AP) Seoul. BEDING (AP) — The Great the neighboring northwestern — Throwing firebombs and mid the United Nations said In addition to the squalor of Wall of China just got a lillle region of Xinjiang according to yesterday ir has been unable to the camp, ihe refugees lace the greater; China saw it's 310 miles rocks, dozens of labor activists Clashes broke out when Xinhua. It makes the Great Wall battled police yesterday in a police blocked the protesters distribute food and blankets anxiety of not knowing how longer than previously thought. ■1,170 miles long instead of 4.160 that could help keep others long they will be allowed to A recently discovered section third day of violent protests from marching in the streets. miles, Xinhua said. against mass layoffs al ailing Demonstrators lobbed hun- alive. stav. On Thursday, Pakistan stretches to the edge of Lop Nor, Nor does it likely end there: Daewoo Motor Co. dreds of firebombs. Pakistan has refused to allow ordered 100,000 Afghans to a desert used as a nuclear test beacon lowers extend as far as the United Nations to register clear out site until China stopped testing Kashgar in Xinjiang's southwest, and help the newest refugees "There are several camps in 1'Wd. the official Xinhua News Xinhua said. because the government fears where they may go. They may between the former prime min- it will !«• left to support them also go back lo Afghanistan, Nephew hurts aunt when the international aid but we want the land back,' ister and his brother Basave in acid attack in Gowda dries up. In political limbo, lens said Syed Ma/.har Ali Shah, sec- Missile defense needs At a news conference two of thousands wail in lalozai retary of home and tribal affairs Both Chenamma and Lotah (lav's before he met Secretary of southeast Asia use single names. camp - - a congested, filthy ill northwest Pakistan. discussed says Russia State Colin Powell for ihe first patch of land in northwest The decision to evict the Commandos who guard the time, Ivanov said the world BANGALORE India (AP) — Pakistan with no sanitation and Afghans comes as Pakistan families of current and former MOSCOW (AP) — Setting the political climate depends on The wife of a former prime min- prime ministers overpowered no running water. tries to cope with a fresh influx tone for Russia's first direct con- relations between the United ister was burned in an acid of more than 177,000 new l.okesl) and arrested him, police "The tragedy of the situation tact with the Hush administra- Stales and Russia. .iii.u k at a temple in her native said. is that people tire dying every refugees, who are fleeing a dev- "We are in the mood for ihe tion, foreign Minister Igor village, police said Thursday. Deve Gowda's daughter-in- day and they don't need to astating drought and civil war Ivanov said yesterday the time most active dialogue al all levels, Chenamma, wife of 111). Deve law and two commandos also because we have the supplies, In their country had come for serious dialogue stalling with the highest level... i iovvda, was burned on the bead suffered minor injuries. the international community Pakistan is wary of accepting with the United States on missile on ihe entire range of issues in and back Wednesday night dur- more refugees because the Chenamma was admitted to a has given them, but we can't get defense and other nuclear Russian -American relations," ing a visit to llardanahalli in hospital in the state capital, them to the people in lalozai," United Nations stopped assist- issues. Ivanov said. southern Kanialaka slate. ing the 1.2 million Afghans liv- Bangalore. Yusuf Hassan, the spokesman Police said the acid was Deve (iowda was India's ing in other camps, mostly in for the U.N, High thrown by her nephew, Lotah, prime minister from nine 1996 northwest Pakistan, in Commissioner for Refugees in Militant group car ing at least four others in the lat- because of a property dispute to March 1997. Pakistan, told The Associated November 1997. est attack blamed on Basque Press, Pakistan allowed Afghans bombs in Spain separatists. In the last two weeks, at least who arrived in the last five The regional Basque parlia- @ The average person has *^ 20 people — mostly children — months to lie registered and SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP) ment condemned Ihe bombing have died in lalozai camp, transferred from lalozai to — A car bomb exploded near a as a new example of cowardice, where an estimated 80,000 new- other established camps. 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I uMM watch them knowing that seeing Roseanne Arnold squeeze herself into a wetsuit will be more appealing. I watch them knowing all 1 will do is bitch and moan about the nominees. So 1 don't know why when my friend suggested we buy beer and make fun of the Grammys, 1 responded with: "Hell yes, limmy! l,et's mock that mother mercilessly and act as if our holier-than-thou opin- ions actually make a whit of dif- ference in this cold, cold world." Besides, I was curious to see how the so-called "very special duet between Eminem and Elton John" would mm out. Two reasons for that one. 1) By dubbing it "very special" I imme- diately get the impression Blossom will pop up onstai;e to tell us about the conflict she has with Vinnic-"Should I sleep with him or not?" and 2) It's a pairing between a homophobic shock rapper and a past-his-prime openly gay rocker. If cahip value were discussed in stock market terms, this would be a bull mar- ket, daddy. So after Michael Greene, the President of the Grammys, intro- duced El and Em with a back- BuuHutfonJIuketxuSoul handed apology to the politically JUKEBOX SOUL From Left: Guitarist Jon Roth, Keybordist Jon correct (he wants desperately to By Dan Wed backed by the band in the Toledo and became known "Keyes" Wirtz, Drummer Adam Schlosser, Percussionist Derek Young, make the Grammys appear cut- ASSISTANT NOW EDITOR winter of 1999. But while the for their energy-filled stage ting edge by justifying nominat- Singer and acoustic guitarist Drew Schlosser, and bassist Pete Jukebox Soul knows they're solo project was Drew's vision shows. But, of course, in this Larson. ing the most controversial act of at their best live. only, this time all six members day of "Behind the Music", year, while also trying to separate That's why the Bowling made their presence felt where no band gets to heaven the Grammys from Eminem's Green/Toledo-based sextet "Since the solo album we've without going through hell, words), I reached the edge of my will unveil their debut album really evolved as a band," Jukebox Soul had their prob- seal "The Half 6 Cafe" tonight with Drew says. "But still, recording lems. Chasing Gray My interest was not to last a trademark marathon perfor- was rough for us because we "We're all complete oppo- when Eminem appeared sitting mance at Howard's dub H. all like such different things, sites (as people)," Drew says. on a bed as if he had just finished Even though the band is we're complete opposites as a "In the beginning we almost a journal entry in his kitten-cov- jazzed about Fridays CD band." stopped playing together opens for Jukebox ered composition book. Stifling a release, they still treasure the Jukebox Soul started when because we were on different giggle I watched as he tore into chance to perform. Drew, a junior at the pages. We've had a lot of ups Kevin Aeh ENTERUINMENT WRITER this live versioncf "Stan" with all "We've got more strength in University, joined Adam, a and downs. But right now the the ferocity of Strom Thurmond our live shows," drummer senior, in 1998. When new CD has everyone pretty Fans of Toad the Wet Sprocket can rejoice. It looks like there is a gumming open a Emit Roll-Up. Adam ScJilosser says. "We put University of Toledo students excited." new band to fill in the void left in the hearts of the fans when the '90s Then, Elton John appeared. out a lot of energy that people and the Schlosser's high The band will take advan- band broke up a few years ago. Dressed as if he were fleeing canfeeL" school classmates Pete Larson tage of tomorrow night to Chasing Gray has been chased by comparisons to Toad the Wet the set of "Willy Wonka and the The CD release party marks and Jon Roth joined in on introduce some new stuff, Sprocket since il formed in 1998. You can decide for yourself how the Chocolate Factory," he proceeded a milestone for a jam-band bass and lead guitar, respec- play the album and test out band sounds tonight when it opens for Jukebox Soul at Howard's. to do his best Dido impression. whose last performance tively, the band was bora some new covers. The year Chasing Gray formed, it was named by Spin Magazine as All this on a wee tiny keyboard caused a 20-minute wait at After a while, they decided to "We're gonna play most of the best unsigned alternative band of 1998. that looked as if it were pur- Howard's, as it is their first complete their sound and the album and have a few sur- According to the official biography of the band, Chasing Gray's live chased at a Casio clearing house chance to perform with a stu- added John "Keys" Wirtz on prises in between, including performance combines a mature stage presence and a unique brand sale. A performance like this dio album under their belt. the keyboards and percus- some new stuff," Drew says. of acoustic based rock. The band has performed with big names such needed to reach an outlandish They are no strangers to the sionist Derek Young. "We may even throw in some- as Tonic, Run-DMC and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and plenty of not-so- degree of hysteria or camp. It's studio, however. Lead singer The six meshed with a big-names like lump Little Children, Jonathan Brooke and Angry the Grammys-a tacky celebra- Drew ScJilosser, Adam's broth- series of live performances Salad. tion of commercial viability that er, released"a solo album around Bowling Green and JUKEBOX SOUL PAGE 9 makes Super Bowl halftime CHASING GRAY PAGE 9 shows look like a tea ceremony with the Queen Mother. Two, Elton John is the master of over- the-top showmanship and Eminem is a master of Grand Guignol shock rap. To subdue and solemnity their personalities Undergraduate Art exhibit opens Sunday is to make it seem as if what they are doing is art for a higher pur- By Dan Matlock dents to be accepted in the Categories for the entries be in charge and get the experi- Bertrand discusses how her pose when in reality it was the ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER exhibit. The two invited jurors were: drawing, painting, print- ence of how to install a gallery piece originated. "Our professor performance that was going to The BGSU Fine Arts Center is are Barbara Minor, assistant making, photography, ceramics, show, she can be reached at had us take one object, but many, and place them around. generate beaucoup cash for CBS. hosting an opening reception professor of art and Director of glass, fibers, jewelry/metals, Joe Balestreri, a California Nqne of the objects could touch The Grammys are essentially a for their Annual Undergraduate Foundations at the University of sculpture, computer art and native and BGSU transfer stu- video/time based. each other. I then recreated that slightly fancier version of the Art and Design Exhibitions this Toledo and Georgette Zirbes, dent, has two pieces in the exhi- real image onto a soft, water- American Music Awards. They Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at the professor of art at the University Of the 829 entries only 273 bition. One is composed of reward commerce and not skill (if of Michigan and a specialist in mixed media found objects and colored based paper. We had Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery students were accepted. 64 stu- the reverse were true we'd see ceramics. dents will be honored with a mixed media, waxed rocking the freedom to use any colors, and Willard Wankelman Gallery. Creed set aflame onstage as AH undergraduate students awards, which will be chair. He is specifically involved paper, etc. I used only pencils, being the mere apparition of rock The BGSU Alumni who enrolled in the BGSU announced at the opening with sculpting and some instal- but many different ones gods). And when not rewarding Association will sponsor the School of Art between summer reception. Over $15,000 in lation work. depending on the lightness and commerce, they reward age. "We event. The exhibition runs from prizes will be given out at this darkness of the leads. The shad- never gave Steely Dan recogni- 2000 and spring 2001 or earned Balestreri said, "There's a lot of Sunday, Feb. 25 to Sunday, a bachelor's degree during this time. variation in the works. The art ows underlying the screws tion when they deserved it? Let's March 25. It will be open Tues. helped with the light and made toss 'em a bone now " time and received credit for art Jaqueline Nathan, exhibition studio brings in pieces from all through Sat. from 10-4 p.m. and courses were eligible. These program administrator and ages. The show opens up to a the piece more interesting. The Either way, I'm never watching Sun. 1-4 p.m. It will be closed black border and frame helped the Grammys again. Then again, specific students were invited to gallery director, said that the lot of people. It is like getting a from March 10-18 for spring I made that same promise last submit works that were done in show is a "great place for reason- break." to represent the dirtiness I feel year. break and will re-open the 19th. an art course. The works could ably priced artwork for offices Nicole Bertrand, a BG junior about screws." Next year I'm channeling my The exhibit is free and open to be up to two years old. Students and homes. Many of these live- art student, has a piece properly Joe Balestreri concluded, "Art energy into the Clio awards. the public. were not required to send in ly works are for sale. The quality titled "Screws" in the exhibition. should be tied into music more Those ad execs would never give Faculty and two invited jurors work; it was left up to the stu- of the work is very high" It is her first time entering her often." But that's a totally differ- Creed anything... V designated works by 145 stu- dent's free will. She also wants the students to work at a BG art exhibit. ■ ent story. t 8 Friday, February 23,2001 NOW SOUNDS BG NEWS Seger's 'Project' is bluesy, passionate; 'Malcolm' sound- track quirfy fun; Jukebox Soul's debut solid roots rock SHEASEGER VARIOUS ARTISTS JUKEBOX SOUL THE MAY STREET PROJECT MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE B+ SOUNDTRACK THE HALF 6 CAFE RCA/8 MG B B Restless Records Self-Released With piercing emotion, Shea Doing a soundtrack for a tele- Seger moves up out of the dark- vision show can be rather dan- lukebox Soul singer and ness reaching for the stars. Her gerous. acoustic guitarist Drew Schlosser claims that his band's new album soon-to-be-released album The "This album embodies the Not everyone is going to good. "We Are Monkeys" is a bril- May Street Project is comparable spirit of a memoir," said Shea in a remember what song was on "The Half 6 Cafe" has "a little lukebox Soul isn t rewnting the liant pop song. It sounds a little something for everybody." to Sheryl Crow, but of course, as press release. "My life has been a what show. Some TV sound- like Supergrass's "Alright," only Bible here, but "Half 6" does little any good artist does, Shea has a roller coaster ride, and that's the tracks, especially the two Schlosser may not be totally to separate them from the seem- mellow. It has that old pop style, right, but he's pretty damn close. rhythm and style all of her own. theme running through the "Friends" compilations, just flat ingly millions of jam bands that along with witty lyrics about pri- lust listening to the two- Shea, bom in Texas, has always album." There's no arguing this out suck. This is not the case with mates. pop up everytime the Dave as you'll hear life situations that this collection from the Fox show minute-long intro in "Half 6" Matthews Band releases a new known she would be a singer. As with any soundtrack, there gives the listener a hint of the surely many of us have experi- "Malcolm in the Middle." single. She "just didn't know when or are some bad spots. blues/jazz/jam/roots/rock/pop how." Now, this 21-year-old enced. The first noteworthy song Of course, originality isnt nec- Eagle-Eye-Cherry is hungry for that's in store for the rest of the 13 essary for greatness and Jukebox singer/songwriter is on the verge Shea's album, named for the comes from BG's favorite concert another hit like I'm hungry for a band, They Might Be Giants. track album. Soul's musical and songwriting of superstardom. After moving to suburban Ft. Worth street she bowl of cereal in the morning. Depending on your tastes, "Boss of Mc" is familiar to regular talent may be great enough to London "with no more concrete lived on in early childhood, Now while I have no problem Schlosser's throaty, Rusted Root- a game plan than to see the viewers as the theme song from carry them through the thou- blends an acoustic-driven sound getting my cereal, Eagle-Eye is like vocals either perfectly com- sands of jam band comparisons world and try writing some with live Nashville strings in a the show. It blows that annoying having some problem shaking "Friends" ditty out of the water, pliment or greatly restrain the that will most definitely plague songs:" she landed a contract pulse and rhythm that pulls you that one-hit-wonder monkey off musical talent of the rest of the with RCA Records. While fans will for one, it rocks. Even if it gets them throughout their career. to your feet and sways with you his back. His track. "Been Here band. By basic concession, how- Songs like "In the Moonlight", surely enjoy her style, she calls to dance. stuck in your head (and it will) Once Before" is not a bad song you will enjoy it being there. ever, the more chances you give "Conquering Dunbridge" and her approach "mutt-dog blues but it lacks the power and radio- "Half 6" the more Schlosser's Shea's goal is to touch each Now here is something that "Walk Around Honus" give the with beats." You'll hear in her friendliness of "Save Tonight." voice starts to blend with his band a radio edge. music many diverse echoes and every person who hears her will sound wrong. The Baha Men music, whether they be 10,000 or Also included is the 1994 hoe- bandmates. "Maiden" is the kind of ballad ranging from lanis loplin and track is awesome. "You All Dat" is down-meets-dance-club train Regardless of Schlosser's grav- Macy Gray to De La Soul and 100 in attendance. "My songs are a huge dance number which that makes the lovesick cry. That simply honest stories," she said. wreck "Cotton Eye Joe." Rednex's elly sound, the band, made up of kind of emotion is shown Arrested Development. skillfully samples "The Lion little song is bad, but now that three BGSU students and three "And 1 just tell them the way I sec Sleeps Tonight." Now, when they throughout the album as Pie May Street Project is nostalgia has taken hold on the University of Toledo students, Schlosser, fresh off a solo effort them." can make a song this good, why relaxed, yet passionate with a song it's not too bad anymore. meshes together a roots-rock last year, pours out his soul on touch of blues, scruffy soul and Currently, The May Street did they ever let the dreadful This is a perfectly quirky sound that's half Phish and half Project is breaking in the UK and "Who Let The Dogs Out" onto "Half 6" contempo-pop rhythms, kicked soundtrack to a perfectly quirky Matchbox 20. A little something for every- off with disarmingry emotional will be available for purchase in the radio airwaves? show. While that makes for an inter- the U.S. soon. one? Maybe not. But Jukebox vocals. Travis could record their mem- ■Lisa Bcttinger esting mix, it doesn't leave a Soul is off to a solid start. bers burping and it would sound -Heidi Hull whole lot of room for invention. -Dan Nied Eminem, U2, Steely Dan win at controversial Grammy Awards By Nekesa Mumbi Moody mance by a duo or group for derisively been called. Much of the focus before record of the year awards for plenty of off-color laughs for the »P MUSIC WRITER "Cousin Dupree." "We can't edit out the art that Wednesday's three-hour telecast "Beautiful Day." crowd, poking fun at everything LOS ANGELES — So much Eminem did win three awards, makes us uncomfortable. had centered on Eminem's lyrics, D'Angelo's "Voodoo" won best from Sean "Puffy" Combs' legal which refer to gays in derogatory for the Grammys embracing in the rap categories. Also taking Remember, that's what our par- R&B album and his song troubles to Eminem's sexuality. edginess. home three trophies apiece were ents tried to do with Elvis, the terms and depict the murder of "Untitled (How Does It Feel)" Despite the hype over whether Irish rockers U2 and crossover (Rolling) Stones and the Beatles," his wife and rape of his mother. won best male R&B vocal perfor- The host suddenly found the Eminem's "The Marshall country singer Faith Hill. Greene said before Eminem took The musician, who has said mance. Destiny's Child's "Say My joke was on him when a mysteri- Mathers LP" would take home Over the past several years, the the stage with Elton lohn for the his lyrics should not be taken lit- Name" won best R&B song and ous man dressed in cowboy album of the year honors, the Grammys have tried to bring the awards show's final perfor- erally, alluded to the controversy best R&B performance by a attire bounded on stage immedi- rapper's angry disc lost out to nominations in tune with critical mance. Afterward, the two musi- when he collected his award for group. ately after a commercial break aging rockers Steely Dan, who tastes. cians embraced onstage. best rap album. Among the night's losers was and shook his hand. up until Wednesday night had "I want to thank everybody Recording Academy President Outside the ceremony, about Madonna, who opened the show "I just wanted to congratulate never won a Grammy. Michael Greene had trumpeted 100 people from women's and who could look past the contro- with a glitzy performance of The duo snagged album of the the 28-year-old Eminem's nomi- gay-rights groups demonstrated versy and see the album for what "Music"; the new mother and him," the man, who identified year for "Two Against Nature," nations as a sign that the acade- against Eminem. John, one of it was — and for what it isn't," he wife was shut out of the three himself as Howie and said he their first album in nearly two my was more in tune with music's most famous gay celebri- said. categories she was nominated worked for a Colorado radio sta- decades. They also won best pop today's youth and was not the ties, was criticized for joining the Among U2's three Grammys in. tion, said as security guards hus- album and best pop perfor- "Grannies," as the awards have rapper onstage. were the prestigious song and Host Jon Stewart also provided tled him away. 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Or call 372-6977 for more information. 10%°" IT'S BURSARABLE! J One coupon per customer I Expires 5-8-01 Deadline 2 days prior to publication by 4:00 BGNEWS SPORTS ORMER FALCON ICER ROB BLAKE TRADED TO COLORADO BRIEFING FRIDAY Falcons ranked nationally February 23, The NCAA has released the lal - 2001 est women's basketball statistics and Bowling Green is listed among the leaders in several cat- egories. www.bgnews.com/sports Through 24 games, the Falcons have sunk 7.13 three- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY point field goals, having netted a total of 171. Their average is good enough for 10th in the nation. Angic Farmer, a senior, is tied for 11th in the nation with .429 Falcons (39-of-91) three-point field-goal percentage. Coping past Kent aftermath look to Falcons put new the tides are going good or focus on incoming when they're not going so Falcons well." be road Akron "We're in a position now ByNickHurm where we have to come in record in ASSISTANT SP0BIS EDITOR Saturday and come back from this," Pardon said. "We have to warriors Anderson Arena may still be let this make us stronger." smoldering from the bomb good shape The Falcons have four ByErikCassano that was dropped on the bas- SPORTS REPORTER ketball court Wednesday night. games left in the regular sea son. While BG is out of the The Bowling Green-Kent for tourney Eastern Division champi- BG gymnastics coach Dan State matchup featured a Connelly expressed a desire pregame shoot-around con- onship race, the Falcons could By Joel Hammond still claim a first-round bye for his team to be better on SPORTS WRITER frontation between the squads. the road now that the home 42 personal fouls, three techni- with some help. BG is currently After all the trials and tribula- 1.5 games back of Ohio fbr the portion of their schedule is tions that have hit Bowling cal fouls and the ejection of BG over. They will get their first coach Dan Dakich. Added in final bye. Toledo is a game Green this season, the women's chance to be road warriors with the littering of the ahead of BG and Marshall and basketball team is still in great Miami hold a half-game lead. this weekend as they head to Anderson Arena court by Michigan to take on Eastern position to host a first-round The Falcons face each team angered fans who threw their Michigan tonight, and MAC tournament game. except Ohio all within the next items in disgust of the officiat- Central Michigan Sunday. Seniors Jackie Adlington and two weeks. ing and you have a radio active "(Eastern Michigan) Angie Farmer and junior "Anybody can beat anybody, hot bed. While there still may should be another exciting Francine Miller, the team's lead- that's the way we look at it." be some coaches, players and meet." Connelly said. ing scorer, have missed upwards Dakich said. of 20 games combined due to fans with a lime green glow "Whoever liits last will most Notes injuries. A 4-0 MAC start was from the 70-64 loss to Kent, it likely win." As a team, the Falcons are cancelled out by a subsequent will all end come Saturday at The Falcons have had two still ranked in the nation statis- five-game losing streak. And the noon. razor-close meets in a row. tically. BG is 13th in the country latest mishap, an 86-50 loss to The Falcons will focus their losing to Michigan State and in field goal percentage and 7th Eastern Michigan Wednesday concerns on Akron, who is just defeating Ball State last week. nationally in free throw per- night, has the Falcons at 10-15 (6- a half game behind BG in the Both meets still hung in the centage. 8 MAC) on the season. Eastern Division. Akron treat balance on the final rotation. Pardon is just behind Dukes The Lady Eagles put four play- the Falcons in their first meet- Without the crowd in the Jayson Williams nationally in ers in double digits, and used a ing in January 83-80. This is friendly, small confines of assist per game. The junior is Falcon-like night from behind before the new-look Falcons Eppler Gym there to buoy up ninth in the nation averaging the arc (10-32) to doom the went on a six-game win streak. the Falcons in the later parts Brown and Orange, who shot just Kent ended BG's run. but the 7.4 per game. of a meet, they will have to Falcons don't intend on slow The Falcons are 9-1 when resort to other means to keep 18 percent in the first half and lelf Hintenach BG NW. trailed 39-17 at the half. BG did ing down now. Keith McLeod scores 20 or themselves psychologically "You can't let thus slow you more points. Their only loss sharp It is something they shoot 46 percent in the second FIRST TWO: BG guard Keith McLeod lays in the first bucket of the stanza, but it was much too late. down." BG guard Brandon was a 91-76 decision to UNC- will have to get back into game against Kent last Wednesday. Later in the first half, McLeod as the EMU led by 40 at one point Pardon said. "When you get Wilmington on a 24 point practice doing--they finished became the 31st Falcon to score over 1000 points. in the half. rolling, you have to fight when effort by McLeod. third out of four teams in "Eastern is on a roll, plain and their last road meet, the Cat simple," said BG coach Dee Classic in Missouri at the Knoblauch. "They beat Ball State l>eginning of the month on the road by 22. and they just "We need to step up on the do everything well. They played a road." freshman Pia Sjovall junk' defense, where they let our leers fight for said. "We need to be more point guard and center roam free consistent on the beam and on the perimeter... We just could the bars." n't hit a shot in the first half, and Eastern Michigan comes got behind quickly." into tonight's meet at 4-1 Lindsay Austin led the Falcons playoff spot overall, and 3-1 in the Mid- with 14 points, while Angie American Conference. They Fanner and Pam Brown added defeated Rutgers in Ypsilanti Derek McCord Michigan is ranked third in the eight a piece. 193.800-186.675 in their last SPORTS WRITER CCHA in offense by scoring 3.42 Buffalo meet Saturday. They are led If there's one place Bowling goals per game. Senior forward Coach Knoblauch and her statistically by former MAC Green hockey wants to be with David Grove (21-33-54) not only squad will try to put the latest Co-Gymnast of the Week only two weeks left in the season leads the Bronco offense but also setback behind them this week- Natalie Hashimoto, who has and a playoff berth on the line it the CCHA along with Michigan's end, as they attempt to gain Eastern Michigan's highest would be the BGSU Ice Arena. Andy Hilbert. Junior forward revenge for a heartbreaking 77- individual score of he season After only getting one point Mike Bishai (15-37-52). senior 74 overtime loss to Buffalo four in three of four events, last weekend, BG is tied for the forward Steve Rymsha (20-23- weeks ago at Anderson Arena. including a perfect 10.000 on tenth place final playoff position 43). and freshman forward Jeff Tiffany Bell, the Bulls' 6'4 the vault in a Feb. 4 meet. in the CCHA with Notre Dame. Campbell (21-18-39) rank third, senior standout, led the way in Central Michigan is cur- "We're a team that likes to play fifth and sixth in the CCHA scor- that contest with a dominating rently 2-8 overall. 1 3 in the at home," said BG coach Buddy ing race. 36-point performance, while MAC. They had their only Powers. "We've had a lot of suc- The Falcons will counter the Man McClure added 17 for the MAC win over Kent State cess at home this season." Bronco's offensive attack with victors. 195.950-195.900 last Friday. The Falcons are riding a five the top line of Greg Day (19-19- "We'd like to duplicate last Laura Chow posted the game home winning streak that 38), Ryan Murphy (19 12-31) year's situation." said Knoblauch. Chippewas' second consecu- started with a 7-2 win against and Scott Hewson (6-15-21) The "They stole one here and we tive 10.000 in a meet, nailing Nebraska-Omaha on Dec. 9. The series could come down to went there and won by one her vault jumpone week after Broncos are coming into BG which top line gets the edge But point. We'll try to contain Bell on Tammy Verrinder posted the with enormous momentum it could also be decided by the M*e Itfmkuhk- BGNw, the interior with our matchup 2- first 10.000 in Central after defeating number one second and third lines. 3 zone, and will also mix in a Michigan history, also on the ranked Michigan State Spartans "The top lines could cancel BUDDY BURNS: BG coach Buddy Powers debates with an official man-to-man to try to throw vault. 4-2 last Friday. The victory put out," Murphy said. "I think this during a recent match with Lake Superior State. them off guard." Gymnast of the Week Western Michigan in the sixth could come down to which ever defense which ranks dead last in Statistics aside, the Falcons Falcon gymnasts continue spot with 26 points. second, third or fourth line plays the CCHA by giving up three and don't feel any pressure with the to garner MAC Gymnast of The Falcon defense will have better." a half goals per game. The playoffs on the line this week- the Week honors with a fair their hands full this weekend The problem that could arise Falcons rank a little higher in end. amount of regularity. Men look to with the Bronco offense. Western for Western Michigan is their eighth place (3.17) Sophomore Ann Marie Kassouf was named MAC Co- Gymnast of the Week serve up Tuesday, the third time this season a BG gymnast has two more Track goes for MAC Championship won at least a share of the honor. Kassouf captured her Ryan Fowler the conference in a time of Eastern (Michigan) has three, first all-around title of the victories SPORTS REPORTER 3:19.86. and Kent (State) has three. So season in the Falcons' school Stick Hum The Bowling Green men and As for the field events. Drew we're up against those odds." record score-setting win over SISTAMt SP0H1S E0IT0R women's track teams will be Downey, who coach Sterling Even with those odds coach Ball State last Friday. She posted a 39.125, and became According to Bowling Green competing in the Mid-American Martin said has continued to get Martin said he would look to the second-highest scorer in men's tennis coach Jay Harris, Conference Championships at stronger as the season progress- those who have been successful school history on the beam at the team is in the second phase Central Michigan University this es, is third in the pole vault with a throughout the season to lead 9.900. of the season now. weekend. Events start today and jump of 16-4 3/4. Rounding out the way and try to finish If phase two is anything like finish up tomorrow. February 24. the top five for the Brown and amongst the top. phase one, the Falcons will be set The men hope to improve on Orange is Eric Peterson who is "I think Oglesby is ready to run for one of their best seasons in the 6th place finish BG earned ninth in the long jump with a really well, Kutter will be com- WBGU THIS WEEKEND history. BG is off to a perfect 7-0 last year. They have the talent to leap of 22-113/4. petitive with the other distance start this season. attain that goal. In the confer- Coach Sterling Martin said runners in the conference," FRKKW: Hockey vs. Western "This is kind of the point in the ence Bowling Green has five that it would take a "miracle" for coach Martin said. Michigan, 6:30 Ziggy ^ season where we're getting excit- men ranked in the top ten in a Bowling Green to take home a "In the field events Downey is Zoombas pregame with Eriift ed." Harris said. "We love the variety of events. championship this weekend. looking great. Peterson in the Bell and Aaron Rund. challenge of the competition Ricco Oglesby holds the fifth But, before your blood starts to long jump. "I think we're going ahead. We've got this streak at spot In the 60-m dash with a boil, he does have reasoning to be very competitive, we're JeflHrteracti BGNcw, SATURDAY: Men's basketball kind of the perfect point of the time of 6.76. In addition to the behind his words. going to have scores across the vs. Akron, 11:30 Ziggy schedule." 60-m, Oglesby will be running in "Right now we just don't have board." TRIPLE JUMP: A BG athlete Zoombas pregame with The streak could quickly end the 200 and will run a leg of the the depth, we have the talent to Women attempts the triplejump. Scott Ward and Rob this weekend when the Falcons 4x400-m relay team. be very competitive in the con- The women will make the 3- women were at Central vaughan. battle DePaul and Ferris State at In the 3,000-m. Tom Kutter is ference," coach Martin said. 1/2 hour trip to Mt. Pleasant for Michigan three weeks ago for the •Also, hockey vs. Western, Shadow Valley in Toledo. Both ninth in the conference owning "But where as we have one guy the second time In three weeks USATA Championships. This 6:30 Ziggy Zoombas a time of 8:33.46 and the 1600-m in the fast heat of the mile, this weekend when the Indoor pregame with Dave Crane PERFECT. PAGE11 relay team has the sixth spot in Central Michigan) has three. championships begin. The - IMC, PAGE 11 and SteW Meats. \, BG NEWS SPORTS Friday, february 24.2001 11 Personals Personals Wanted Heldt leads way Ain Ain AIM PUBLIC SECTOR •Delia Sigma Pi Lil Kristen Ul Cathy - Good Luck on Review I. 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