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B0N0REDITHIRDINA3-PARTSERIES Toledo attempts Time important to ROTC to enhance By Kara Hun hours a day on this stuff. It's got- said Col. William Wesselman, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ten to the point where 1 can't do chair of aerospace studies in the For Cadet Colonel Jill Greiwe, something without doing some- Air Force ROTC program. "I tell arts in city multitasking has become as sec- thing else at the same time." the cadets every year ... your THE BG NEKS ond nature as breathing in her Aiming at producing leaders number one priority is to major Today the city of Toledo and the role as Cadet Wing Commander and future members of their in your major. ROTC should be a Northwestern Ohio area will ded- in the University's Air Force ROTC respective military branches, side dish of a main course. Your icate themselves to the arts in this semester. learning time management is main course is your college edu- hopes of fostering creative com- Greiwe, a senior from necessary for survival in the Air cation." Coldwater, Ohio, is responsible Force or Army ROTC programs But being in ROTC distinguish- munities and economic success. for overseeing the training of 124 on campus es you from the rest of the stu- A strategic plan to enhance arts other cadets in the University "Even if you were a very dent-body too, said lay Demis, and culture in the Toledo area will program. responsible student in high cadet staff1 «ergeant in Army be unveiled at the Mayor's "You drink a lot of coffee, you school, one of the hardest things ROTC. Summit on Arts, Education and really leam how to multi-task," to do is to leam lime manage- Technology, which is at the Toledo she said. "We get three credit ment in college, because there are Museum of Art Peristyle. MILITARY, PAGE 2 The event will also include hours, but I spend at least five so many things you want to do," Josh Bashalany Jay Demis speaker Dr. Richard Florida, a Carnegie Mellon economist and author of the best seller "The Rise of the Creative Class: And How it's Transforming Work, Leisure, Community and Everyday Life." Honda Florida will speak on "The Rise of the Creative Class in Greater Toledo" from noon to 2 p.m. and executive will discuss issues surrounding how cities rich in creative pro- grams tend to be more productive speaks at and economically successful. Dr. Katerina Ray, the director of the University's school of art, explained some of the themes to forum be discussed in Florida's speech. "The arts are a driving force in our By Kara Hull EDITOR-IN-CHIEF economy," Ray said. "Cities must For Koki Hirashima, president provide the lifestyle that employ- and chief executive officer of ees and families need to live well" Honda of America Manufacturing Ray said cities that are being Inc., a visit to the University is a economically successful are those chance to meet future employees. with creative oudets, such as art The University is one of the top galleries and performance space. 10 institutions in the nation to Economic studies show that for provide the company with associ- every $1 invested in the arts, the ates. Currently, University alumni community gets $1.50 back. This are the second highest among direct payback comes from activi- associates in Honda's purchasing ties such as patrons choosing to department. eat out after visiting a museum or "It's one of my loves to meet paying a meter fee for parking. with future Honda associates," Hirashima said. "Also, through my experience I want to emphasize to all of the students what they need to leam before they graduate." Photo Courtesy of Th« Bill Sttt» OaHy N«ws Hirashima spoke in the Union Ballroom yesterday as part of an GRIEVING: Members of Ball State's Delta Chi fraternity remember former Ball State student Michael McKinney, who was shot and BGNEWS Asian Studies Forum. killed by a Ball State University police officer. BRIEFING As any of the company's 13,400 associates know, Honda is not sat- Benefit concert to be isfied with the same old tricks — they require innovation. held ay Howard's "We ask our associates to not Officer at Ball State investigated simply repeat what worked in the tomorrow night past," Hirashima said. "But to By Carrie Whitaker ated from a police academy, said Duplain said McKinney ran at gating the case and will soon Eighteen bands will be per- MANAGING EDITOR understand our current environ- Tim James, sergeant in the him and did not listen to his ver- pass it onto the county prosecu- forming Sunday at Howard's to ment and come up with new ways Last Saturday a Ball State Bowling Green Police bal instructions. tor's office. raise money for a battered to succeed in the future." University police officer with Department. Duplain then shot McKinney A question may be forming in women's shelter in Bowling the minds of community mem- "The important thing is not to pre-basic police academy train- But different campus police four times, once in the head and Green. just tell our story outside, but to ing shot a student four times, departments have varying hir- three times in the chest, accord- bers and students in Muncie. The show, "Gimme Shelter" is ing to a Ball State Daily News What training is sufficient for an use it as an opportunity to tell our killing him while responding to ing requirements, and Duplain hosted by the non-profit orga- a burglary call off-campus. was one of two officers at Ball article. officer? associates what a great job they've nization Cocoon Inc. done," he said. "Also, about how The Ball State officer, Robert State without police academy Some of McKinney's friends Officers in the Bowling Green Duplain, had seven months of experience. told the Ball State Daily News campus police department Money collected from the we got there by continuing this concert will go toward blue- great focus on the customer." experience at the department On the night of the shooting they believe McKinney had must have a minimum of 400 and had plans to attend the Duplain and another officer been drinking and that he had hours of training and must have print designs and building Joining Honda in 1969, costs of the shelter. One co- Hirashima left Japan and became police academy in January. went to the house in Muncie confused the house with a simi- already graduated from a police At BGSU, an officer is not where Duplain found the sus- lar one down the street where academy, this includes 60 hours organizer of the ben lit, Cassie applicable for a job with the pect, Michael S. McKinney, 21. his friend lived MtCastle, said it is about time HONDA, PAGE 2 campus police department The other officer was around the The Muncie Police Bowling Green got a shelter. unless they have already gradu- opposite side of the house when Department is currently investi- POLICE, PAGE 2 "Wood County, geographical- ly speaking, is the largest coun- ty in Ohio," MtCastle said. "And we don't have a women's shel- ter. 1 cannot wait to see a shel- ter built here." BGSU rewards professors for research An important factor for this benefit is the fact that local By Christy Jenkins these scholars at the Second tration from the University of bands are supporting the cause REPORTER Annual BGSU Research Minnesota and came to the said Sarah Cox, the other co- Researchers do much of their Conference. University in 1998. While at the organizer of the benefit. work outside the public view—in Patricia Kubow, associate pro- University, Kubow has continued "We thought this would bring labs or in the field. They travel to fessor of educational foundations her decade long research on the musical community togeth- foreign countries, present papers and inquiry, received the democratic and comparative er and support a good cause at to colleagues, attend seminars Olscamp Research Award and education. the same time," Cox said. and read prolilically on their Pavel Anzebacher, assistant pro- "If we really want to change our The show begins at 11 a.m. research topic. Many times, this fessor of chemistry and photo- system and think more broadly, and rickets cost ST. Some of the work is not publicly recognized chemical sciences, was named we need perspectives from other bands playing include Bullet by individuals outside of the the 2003 Outstanding Young countries," Kubow said. "You Teeth, New Found Element, researcher's discipline. Scholar. can't actually change your own Bancroft, TheT-Shirts, Evolotto, But last Thursday, the Kubow earned her doctorate in Crazy eDDIE, Sledge and University recognized two of educational policy and adminis- PROFESSORS, PAGE 2 PmUnzotuchei Redheaded Stepchild.
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FORAli THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. November 14,2003 WWW.BBNEWS.COM Kubow, Anzebacher rewarded by U. PROFESSORS, FROM PAGE 1 States. University Faculty Assembly, a if this water is clean or if this process. Honestly, it's like when "Work doesnt equal life, you Kubow said that one of her part of the National Council for entity is in the water or not." you are juggling the balls and can have work, but in order for system when you're still a pan of major influences was Michael the Social Studies Conference. He said that this research has you are just throwing them up so me to have a life, I wouldn't have it. You need the international Apples, professor at the Anzebacher, originally from applications ranging from mon- you hope to generate a little had that without the help, car- component to think outside the University of Wisconsin. She said the Czech Republic, came to the itoring water pollution to deter- more time before they fall back ing, everything that my wife box." that Apples has written for a University in 2000 after complet- mining whether a drug is in the on you." gives to me," lie said. "I would She was awarded the Olscamp number of years on the neo- ing doctoral work at the human bloodstream. The The research environment is probably be overworked and Research Award for her work on Marxist perspective to the University of Texas. advantage of his research is that familiar for Anzebacher. He has crazy—or crazier—without her." defining democracy in South process of schooling— looking at Anzebacher received the results can be obtained when lived in the lab since his early Professionally, Anzebacher Africa and Kenya and promoting the ideological component of award for his research that using a very small sample. days when his parents were both said his former graduate advisor, democratic education. schooling and asking what a cer- examines the uses of smart "It's (the research is] the differ- researchers in the Czech Jonathan Sessler, a professor Kubow said her work in South tain curriculum means to society. materials, or materials that ence between using a pin prick Republic. Because both of his and researcher at the University Africa and Kenya mainly looks at She said that being honored for change shape in certain envi- sample and drawing 10 milliliter parents were scientists and took of Texas, has influenced his cur- the concept of democracy her research has provided many ronments and materials that of blood to determine whether a him to the lab at an early age, rent research. "He gave me enor- through the eyes of Kenyan and opportunities for her to present have a new quality on top of chemical is in the body," Anzebacher said that he was mous freedom and creativity," South African educators. During her work at conferences and them. Anzebacher said. predisposed to thinking that a Anzebacher said. "I realized that her research, Kubow worked with write in journals. This week, she "We are making thin material Referring to his responsibili- lab was a natural environment with this nurturing environ- the Kenyan and South African presented a paper titled, layers that can do something." ties as a researcher and a profes- for humans. ment, particularly this creative educators to develop curriculum "Complex Identities: Anzebacher said. "If you put sor, Anzebacher said, "It's a chal- In addition to his parents' freedom and a lot of money to for youth in junior secondary Negotiating Self, Educator and them in the environment where lenge and you know you have influence, he said that his wife play with, I could fly at this enor- schools, which are similar to our Citizen within the context of the there is some chemical, they the pay as you go phone plans— has been another source of sig- mous altitude of ideas and middle schools in the United Education for Democracy change their optical and electri- well, being a researcher and pro- nificant personal influence and thoughts." Project" at the College and cal properties. They can tell you fessor is a learn as you go support.
Prioritizing a necessary part of ROTC, military programs MILITARY, FROM PAGE 1 teaching environment" at it, the better you get." said. "I'm ultimately responsible he's been able to catch on quickly. being fun, I'll go do something According to Capt. Daniel Greiwe certainly echoes the for everything that happens with- "I'm really a part of the pro- else." "You stand out among most Long, assistant professor of mili- sentiments of her superior. As a in the organization and every- gram," he said. "It's easier The time management, lead- students as a leader knowing tary science in the Army ROTC student, being responsible for thing that doesn't happen. It's not because you dont second-guess ership and teamwork skills all what you're doing and what program, students not only have 124 fellow cadets was a shock. a lot of hands-on work, but it's a yourself as much because you contribute to ROTC programs you're going to be doing," he said. hands-on experience with bal- "When 1 first took over, it was a lot of managing." * know they're not going to yell at and prepare cadets for the future. "You know you're something spe- ancing activities early-on, but sobering thought to have every- Like others, Worley notes the you, but you know they're going "I'm looking forward to getting cial. You're not just average any- they are taught time manage- body look to you," she said. "It's importance of the skills he has to work with you." out there," Worley said. "The only more, you're a special part of the ment in classes as well. kind of scary at first, but you get been taught in ROTC. In ROTC, qualifying seniors are reason I came to coDege was for crowd." "The first two years of curricu- used to it. The hardest part is kind "It seems like every year you commissioned before gradua- the Army. I was in the airport this The programs focus mainly on lum is time management," he of having a grasp on the whole get more and more involved," he tion—as second lieutenants— weekend and you see all the sol- the teaching aspect, despite com- said. "That is actually pan of our thing If you start micromanaging said. "I don't know what it's like to and assigned to jobs where they diers coming back in their uni- mon misconceptions on cam- textbook." 120-some people you're just be a 'normal' college student I've will get their first "real" taste of life forms and you just kind of feel pus, said Matthew Eaglen, cadet Equally important are the lead- going to go crazy." never had the situation where I in the military. The typical service like you're letting them down by major in the Air Force ROTC ership skills ROTC cadets learn at Cadet Battalion Commander just go to class and maybe have a commitment for students is 4 being here ... if people are over "A lot of people think it's wake the University. Paul Worley, senior, echoes couple extracurriculars. You defi- years. there, you want to be there with up every single morning, people "I'm always think. 'I don't know Greiwe's initial fears of leading nitely learn to prioritize." For University cadets, it's noth- them because you feel that con- are yelling at you and doing phys- if anybody's a bom leader,'" such a large group. Worley is That's something that Army ing they cant handle. And some, nection and that common ical training," he said. "It's not like Wesselman said. "Everybody has responsible for 134 other Army ROTC freshman Josh Bashalany like Greiwe, may stick around for bond" that at all. A lot of people get us attributes and characteristics, but ROTC cadets at the University. is just learning. But luckily, he a little longer. Editor's Note: This series was confused with what they see on it's a learned ability. It's just like "I oversee everything that hap- said, upperclassmen in the pro- "I figure I'll do it for as long as produced to honor those who TV and the academy, and that is anything else, the more you work pens within the organization," he gram treat him as an equal and it's fun," she said. "After it stops sewed, are servingand will serve. not what we are ... it's more of a Hirashima: Teamwork key BGSU police react to tragedy POLICE, FROM PAGE 1 ed. Bowling Green community. HONDA. FROM PAGE 1 cle plant, two automobile plants today. At Honda, he said, no one "After training is when things "I am sure that problems and an engine plant. is given special privileges—even of training with firearms, lames happen that you cannot expect" come up at other departments," The move to America and tran- top executives like himself. said. Luidhardt said. lames said "1 thank goodness chief engineer of the Marysville, Sergeant James said here at we haven't had problems here. I Ohio automobile plant in 1993. sition into life at the Marysville "We have ... no offices, my After an officer is hired into the plant was hard on Hirashima desk is surrounded by the desks Bowling Green, an officer with- accredit that to our screening He is credited with launching the University police department he out proper training would not be process, our training and our "At that time I had a big chal- of many other associates," he or she participates in 14 weeks of new models of some of Honda's certified for solo patrol until they day-to-day experience" best-selling vehicles including lenge to change many areas," he said. "And there are no special field training with a field training said. "The most difficult point parking spaces for executives. officer, equaling another 560 were ready. The screening process the Civic, Accord, Odyssey and In an article from The Star includes psychological and Element was to speak English." Within Honda, what matters is hours of experience, James said. Teamwork was the key then, your knowledge, not your rank." "Our training is very intense," Press, another Ball State student, physical testing as well as a back Now, Hirashima oversees the Joshua DeGood, said he had pre- ground check. company's manufacturing outfits Hirashima said, and is still a cen- Often it's teamwork that can James said. "We purposely put tral part of company operations provide more ideas and get the viously contacted a lawyer Jim Wiegand, director of pub- in Ohio which include a motorcy- our officers in stressful situa- because Duplain was aggressive job done tions." lic safety at the police depart- "If you think of an idea by your- during DeGood's arrest DeGood ment said the officers here at the According to James, it's neces- argued that Duplain had used self, (you may have) only one sary to have a large amount of University are dependable. (ideal," he said. "But if we work as unnecessary force while arrest- "I think we have a very profes- training. ing him. divgUid'iiiiVAi Ukdiy 'i'Jf a team, maybe it has become five Patrol officer Jon Luidhardt, sional department," Wiegand or 10 or more |ideas|. Sometimes who just finished his field train- James from Bowling Green said. "We hire competent offi- Sophomores begin registering these opinions will conflict with ing last week, said situations said aggression has not been a cers — officers who are well each other, but... that process is similar to the one Duplain is problem in the department in respected by the campus com- today the most important to achieve experiencing cannot be predict- the 18 years he has served the munity." for Spring 2004 our tasks for our business." Sponsored by Advising Network
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He visited Ireland ter. become more comfortable with missed out on sinteresting infor- family's dead parakeet's name to interview people and witness "I have had more responses to the idea of death after they mation on Halloweea An expert printed on it, skeletons and first hand what holidays were like it than any other class," Santino understand it better. In his class on issues such as death and grotesque bodies hanging from in other countries. said. He was surprised by the the students study a variety of Halloween traditions, among trees and pumpkins stacked in When Santino returned to the overall interest that has been gen- approaches to death. other things, has been passing on the form of a snowman. United States he wrote a book erated by the class The only neg- According to Santino the most his knowledge of the great While going to college Santino titled "Hallowed Eve" The book ative responses he has received common misunderstanding unknown to many students right noticed that many people explained the history and current were letters from people who about Halloween is the urban here on campus. thought it was cool to not like hol- customs that are celebrated dur- didn't believe the subject of death myth about the razor blade lack Santino has enjoyed idays. This trend seemed to dis- ing Halloween just in Ireland. The should be taught in the class- apples or poisoned candy given Halloween ever since he was a appear more and more every phenomenon of spontaneous room because of religious beliefs. to children on Halloween. He child growing up in Boston. His year. shrines which are put up for peo- Santino respects and under- says that there has never been an favorite part about Halloween is "I noticed Halloween was mak- ple who have a sudden or tragic Jack Santao stands why some people would actual report of this happening. the connection that it has to the ing a comeback," Santino said. death is also documented in his have a problem with the class Currently Santino is still teach- fail. He would tell his friends this, but book. information he was discussing in because of religious reasons, but ing and is thinking about doing "I like seeing how people are they didn't take it as seriously as The idea to have a "Folklore of class dealt with the subject of he also believes it is an important an international study on the hol- creative with traditional sym- he did. Death" course came to Santino death. Santino suggested the idea issue students should learn iday traditions in other countries bols," Santino said. He has seen Santino became so interested when he noticed that a lot of the to have a Folklore of Death class about. "When you study death, such as Europe. to the Popular Culture BLOOD DRIVE AAUW hosts prominent women By Miranda Bond woman to hold the office. are supposed to be tall, skinny a teddy bear. Bhaer said that she REPOKTtR Bhaer talked about the role and male," she said. "I love prov- did not believe that it would not Three politically prominent that she has taken to make a dif- ing the negative people wrong." have been possible for her to run women from Bowling Green ference in state legislation. On Once in office these women for office without the blessing of spoke at a breakfast presentation several occasions she has talked have continued to face problems her husband and family. yesterday in the Union. The pre- at the state house to influence that have acted as motivation for Despite the stress and sentation and discussion the vote on various legislation. them to put forth even more demands of being in office, these "Women in Politics" was hosted She advocates for the voters in effort. women said they were able to by the Bowling Green branch of the area. "It's hard to walk into a situa- handle it with the support of the American Association She explained that anyone can tion where you are the only their family. University Women. and should go to the state house women," said Kepke, "I had to "1 encourage women to run for Ellen Dalton, Becky Bhaer and and testify in the legislation that establish my credibility. It pushes office," said Bhaer. "You have to Joyce Kepke spoke about their will effect individuals. Many leg- you to do your homework." be able to stand the heat, but we experiences in office and islators only hear from special They agreed that in order to do need good women in poli- encouraged other women to take interest groups. She said that an deal with the stresses of cam- tics." an active role in politics. individual's opinion will make a paigning and holding an office, it The AAUW members were Dalton is a two-term member bigger statement then lobbyist. is important to have the support receptive to the women's discus- of the Bowling Green Board of Each speaker described some of their family. Kepke said that sion. The AAUW is composed of Education. She is currently serv- of the challenges that they have when she decided to run for city student from the University and ing her second term, which will faced as women serving in public council her family became less members of the Bowling Green end on Dec 31. Bhaer is the office. They agreed that before dependent on her and found community. By opening this pre- Wood County Clerk of Courts. they were elected to office they that they could manage on their sentation to everyone they She has servad since she was had to prove that they were wor- own at times She said her kids hoped to recruit new members bMayKantzBGNews appointed in 1987 and has been thy of the position. thought it was fun to have an "1 am glad that I came to the reelected for four terms. She is "In all of the campaigning no active mom. discussion and that 1 am a new ALL DRAINED OUT: BG student Jason Sybert, in his fifth time donating member," said AAUW member, blood said, "I hate it with a passion. It is the worst thing in the world the longest serving clerk in the one was negative except one Dalton agreed and said that history of Wood County and was man who though women did not she received incredible support Amanda Dlugiewicz. but it needs to be done." the president of the Ohio Clerk of belong in politics," said Kepke. from her family. The day that she Conns Association. Kepke is on Bhaer also faced problems won the election her 14-year-old the city council and is the second with stereotyping. "Politicians daughter bought her flowers and
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Police officers are supposed to McKinneys family and friends to us to decide. academy. ments have different hiring pro- police academy? Would the situ- do the right thing all the time — and also the media as to whether But we do believe police offi- Not only that, but officers cedures and this pertains also to ation have been different? right? a deadly weapon was needed cers should be certified first endure 14weeks of field training, varying state qualifications, but Some might say "Don't shoul- It may seem an easy question and why an officer who had pre- through a police academy before equaling 560 total hours of expe- police officers should have acad- da, coulda, woulda — it won't get to answer, but then again, throw basic police academy training they can rightfully protect us. rience. emy training at the minimum. you anywhere." But we are say- in the life of a 21 -year-old stu- was allowed to confront a sus- VVbuld you want a doctor per- They also go through an Officer Duplain will live forev- ing some situations like this dent and the situation gets a little pect alone. forming a surgery on you, or a extensive process of tests includ- er with the fact that he took a COULD be avoided in the future more difficult to stomach. Maybe the better question is lawyer presenting your case ing psychological, physical and human life. Whether the act will with better training Last Saturday Michael S. how much training a police offi- without the full level of training background testing. be justified in the case investiga- Bad things would still occur, McKinney, 21, was killed by cam- cer should have before theyare required to do so? This is a system of training and tion or not we will wait and see. but the training would help pus police officer, Robert hired. I lere at Bowling Green, our testing we feel police should go But what if he had been pro- reduce problems. Duplain, 24, during a burglary We at The BG News are in no officers are not permitted to through because they need to do vided the training Bowling Green We think all police depart- call at Ball State. way saying Duplain handled the work here without the certificate the best job that is possible. police go through? What if he ments should only hire officers Questions have been raised by situation poorly, as that is not up proving graduation from a police We understand police depart- had already graduated from the who have the necessary training
Considering facts is extremely Thief should consider RAs vital in making a miniseries ON THE STREET impact of bad actions I completely understand why. claims to have worked with the pompous and he or she will No one likes to see someone United States to arrange Lynch's What advice would ASHLEIGH K. most certainly get away scot- KEITH J. POWELL they idolize portrayed negatively. rescue — and purchased his BUTLER free. However, "The Reagans," histori- story instead. Lynch claims you give to incoming 2. Don't assume insurance Opinion Columnist cally inaccurate or not, is still just however, she remembers all of RAs? Guest Columnist will help pay for your losses, I'm • a movie. What separates a movie the people she met during her getting jack. from say, a documentary, is that capture, she does not remember Picture it, Sicily, 1914. Wait, 3. The delightfully, down- For the sake of fairness I one is true and the other is not. al-Rehaief. So NBC made a no, it was Nov. 12, at 6:45 a.m., home Bowling Green city should state for the record that One is a fictionalized account of movie portraying the Jessica the start of a normal day in police, pleasant as they are, will I'm not a fan of Ronald Reagan. a person or event, the other is an Lynch story without actual input Bowling Green. I was on my not consider students a priority. I'm not a fan of him as a presi- accurate portrayal. "The from Lynch herself, relying way out to work. It's not because they don't like dent, a governor, not even as an Reagans" was a movie, nothing entirely on the information pro- I was parked on High Street us, it's not because they don't actor really. I just don't think that more and nothing less. vided by someone Lynch isn't in front of the apartment where have sympathy, it just is They he was as great as Conservatives Recently 1 saw Oliver Stone's sure she met in the first place. I reside. Something looked a bit will consistently say things like like to make him out to be, and film "JFK" (also a movie and not The fact that Jessica Lynch had off on this strangely warm and "This happens all the time," and the sheer number of people my a documentary), and found it to no say in the telling of her own SHAUNTE ROUSE damp morning, eyes fixated on "You're not the only one," for age who name him as their hero be somewhat troubling in the story doesn't bother me because HARSHMAN-CHAPMAN the sidewalk littered with wet, comfort. I realize they have big- is something I find both perplex- way the film implies LBJ was again, "Saving Jessica Lynch" was chunky glass shards Quickly I ger fish to fry, big city business ing and disturbing. actively involved in the supposed just a movie. There were many looked at the passenger window to conduct, sporting events to That being said, it should conspiracy to assassinate ways that Viacom could have "Buy a super planner." of my piece-of-crap Pontiac, it regulate, DUIs to dish out, and come as no great surprise that I was completely shattered. perhaps a domestic violence Kennedy. To me, this is not only dealt with the controversy sur- was greatly looking forward to Grief-stricken, I realized that my case to investigate, but still, I completely absurd, but insulting. rounding "the Reagans" short of the CBS miniseries, "The beloved CD collection was can't help but feel disappointed However, after watching the film pulling the movie from its sched- Reagans." 1 was content with the knowl- missing, as well as some cash. A in the somewhat callous, casual CBS, a company owned by ule. Instead they dropped the jagged brick lay on the car floor, way my larceny complaint was edge that this wasn't being pre- ball. A panel discussion could Viacom, had planned to air the sented as a factual account of swimming in a sea of transpar- handled. Just offering some have been held following the made for TV movie starring events but rather as a work of fic- ent turquoise. constructive criticism. film where both Liberals and James Brolin as the former presi- tion, something to be appreciat- And so, 1 did what anyone Do 1 live in the ghetto? I did- Conservatives could have given dent as part of November ed on the basis of entertainment would do; 1 called my mom to n't think so, but maybe I am their take on the film. Or better sweeps That is of course until and not on historical merits. cry like a baby, and then I called naive. In fact I know I am. I'm yet, they could have simply aired criticism surfaced, that the A more contemporary exam- the city police. I was surprised naive enough to believe that the movie as is because it is only movie had a "liberal bias," then ple would, of course, be NBC's R0CHELLE how quickly the officer came when I park my car at night, it CBS pulled the movie from its "Saving Jessica Lynch." This is a a movie. What really gets to me is SANFILIPP0 and went, as well as the lack of will be in the same shape the broadcasting schedule. project that was not even that despite all the controversy information that he required next morning. Everyone has to After making the decision to HARSHMAN-CHAPMAN endorsed by Jessica Lynch her- surrounding the project, only a from me. He stated that it was have some level of trust when it pull the series, CBS opted to sell self. Lynch opted to sign a book handful of people have actually unfortunate, but that this sort of comes to this sort of thing, but "The Reagans" to sister company deal rather than sell her story to seen "the Reagans" thing happens all the time, and anymore it is really hard. What Showtime, where it will be aired NBC, becasue she was so con- Conservatives may said their "Make sure to there was little that could be keeps someone who doesn't but with a significantly smaller peace after actually seeing the schedule'me'time." done. I told him what was miss- have a guilty conscience from audience. It should be noted cerned with the media's portray- al of her story. She has since film, but instead they com- ing, he wrote it down, and that breaking into a car, house or that CBS denied that the criti- anything? Fear of the law, that's come out against the manner in plained before it ever saw the was that cism from the right influenced After making some phone what. And if there is no law to which both the Defense light of day. We've gotten into the the decision in any way. It calls, and thinking about the fear, why wouldn't these shame- Department and the media told bad habit of judging works with- should also be noted that the out actually seeing them. Kevin music I would never be able to less creatures break the law? decision comes at a time when the story of her capture and sub- Smith's "Dogma" attracted all afford to replace, it dawned on To whomever decided to Viacom is desperate to see the sequent rescue behind enemy sorts of negative press before it me. I had forgotten to point out throw that brick (perhaps too FCC's media-ownership deregu- lines, stating that it was "wrong" was released, just as Mel Gibson's to the officer that the brick used ignorant to read a newspaper, lation pushed through, a move for the rescue to have been to smash my window was still in come to think of it), I just want that is currently being opposed videotaped. "The Passion" is attracting nega- tive attention now. Fact is fact my car. I wasn't sure, but I to tell you that you took a lot by the Republican-controlled When Lynch was unwilling to thought maybe they could use it and fiction is fiction, make sure more than material possessions, Congress. sell her story to NBC, the net- JOE KAUFMAN somehow, to test for finger- you are informed before making It's not that I don't understand work turned to Mohammed al- FOUNDERS prints perhaps The dispatcher you took the things that get me why Conservatives are enraged. Rehaief— the Iraqi lawyer who the disinction. stopped me before I could mut- through the day, the words that "Be dynamic and get ter a sentence. No, they would make life make sense. I hope your residents not test for fingerprints, and no you enjoy late nights with Elliott there was nothing more that Smith, and early mornings with involved early." could be done. She proceeded the Ben Taylor Band, as well as to tell me what happened, as if I all the other great ones in hadn't come up with a scenario between. I sure did. (Sigh. tear). on my own. "A couple of drunk I also hope that four dollars on guys walking home from the the car seat affords you much ■ bar-, were looking for trouble pleasure. But seriously, I wish I smashed your window and stole could be cocky enough to say some stuff. It happens all the "What goes around comes time around here," she said. Wow, I had never conceived around," and snap my fingers such a notion. It was brilliant. and swirl my head simultane- JONATHAN EDMUND I learned a few things from ously, but I probably can't pull that off. So instead, I'll try and FOUNDERS this unfortunate occurrence. 1. Don't leave anything of find that dam voodoo doll of "Have fun with the value in your car overnight. mine, lust kidding. Not really job." Some clown is bound to feel though. VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM
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The station will also carry www.bgnews.com/sports both hockey games this week- end, at 7:05 p.m. today and BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY tomorrow. Men face Western Gridders look to rebound ByDaiGedRt, ASSISTAM SPORTS EOIIOR for MAC Fallowing a game where almost nothing went right for BG, the Falcons tourney look to rebound against Kent State this weekend. By Chris Win* "The game that we played was SP0BTS REPORTER like we were a bunch of impos- The men's soccer team is play- tors," said defensive lineman ing in the biggest game of the Will Teague. "We were not our- season this weekend. The selves, the defense just did not Falcons, fresh off an upset of the make plays, we let them hurt us University of Kentucky Wildcats, ... .We're pissed off, we've got a lot play in the Mid- American to prove. We've got to come out Conference Championships on blazing." Sunday. 1 'veil with last week's loss to The team is traveling to the RedHawks, the Falcons still Kalamazoo, Mich, to take on the control their own destiny in the Western Michigan Broncos in Mid-American Conference West the tournament finals. The division. If they win their last Broncos defeated the No 2 seed, three games they will win the Akron, Saturday in shoot-outs to MAC West and host the MAC earn their place in the finals. championship game The Falcons and the Broncos "It's a pretty good feeling. Now have already faced each other we just have to step up to the once this season, but the regular plate and do it," said offensive season game did not have near lineman Robert Haley. "It's good the implications as this champi- to know thai we won't have to onship game. The regular season wait on a team to lose or a cer- game between these two teams, tain team to win for us to make it that took place in late October, to our goal, which is to win the ended in a 2-2 tie in double over- (MAC) West and hopefully be in time. the MAC Championship." The Falcons finished the sea- The Falcons (7-2, 4-1 MAC) son with a 6-8-5 record but have come into tomorrow's game been playing their best soccer ranked 25th in the Associated late in the year. Press poll and 26th in the "1 felt from the first day of prac- Coaches poll. The Golden tice that there was a lot of talent Flashes (4-6,3-3) are looking to on this team." said Falcon coach end a'14-garhe losing streak at Mel Mahler. "All along I knew we Doyt Perry Stadium which dates could play at this level and the back to 1972. end of the Sfluon I was frustrat- The Falcons took home a deci- ed, and disappointed but 1 was sive victory the last time the two still encouraged going into the teams met, beating the Flashes tournament." 45-14 in Kent last November. The Falcons are hoping to However. Flaley knows that the keep the momentum from the Falcons cannot take the Flashes win over Kentucky going into lighuy. Sundays championship game. , "We just have to come in here The Falcons not only gave the and play them like we played Wildcats their first loss of the sea- everyone else,' he said. "They're son but also managed to score going to come in here fired up... the first goal allowed by they're going to be ready to play Kentucky all season. so we also have to be ready to "I think anytime you beat play." Kentucky you're motivated, only The Falcons will be looking to continue an 11-game winning because Kentucky is a very good Ben Swanjet BG News
GIVING CHASE; BG's Will Teague and Mitchell Crossley chase Miami's Ben Roethlisberger during last Tuesday's game. The Falcons MEN'S SOCCER, PAGE 6 FOOTBALL, PAGE 6 face Kent State tomorrow.
BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Last-place LSSU Former Sports Editor Erik 'Papa Cass" Cassano makes a cameo reappearance in Hie picks this week He has made his way into the professional journalism work), but he still remembers his roots. The BCS pcture is already a § m next for hockey mess, and it just may get even more screwed up after ZACH BAKER DAN GEDNEY CHRIS WILLIG ERIK CASSANO this weekend is cur. We'll find out soon enough. Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Reporter Former Sports Editor Bowling Green By Kevin Shields weekend by recording a 2-0 shut- Kent State at Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green SPORTS REPORTER out where he had 31 saves, Score 40-22 38-24 35-7 42-13 With an unbeaten streak of lakaitis has played solid already No. 25 Bowling Green Rant Doyt Perry Stadium Falcons just can't Falcons come out Hopefully, the Miami four going, the Falcon hockey this year and has 1.75 goals is a sacred space lose at "the Doyt." fired up and domi- loss has sunk In. team will head to Lake Superior against average in three games, BOWLING GREEN 20.5 FAVORITE forBG. nate the Flashes State to battle the Lakers this while Violin has a current 3.05 weekend. BG will be coming off a goals against average on the year. Prediction Toledo win over Niagara while Lake "Matt Violin is a goalie, who I No. 21 N. Illinois at Toledo flB Toledo Toledo SEflLH Superior is coming off a series thought was one of the best Score 33-10 21-17 14-7 31-28 where they split two games with goalies in the league last year just Toledo Rant This is the MAC- Beware of falling The Huskies can't Rockets are always Nebraska-Omaha. because he saw a lot of shots and Daddy of them all goalposts. win anything in tough at home. The Lakers were the bottom made a lot of saves," Paluch said. NILI 2.5 FAVORITE for Toledo. northern Ohio dwellers of the league last year, "This year they add lakaitis along going 6-28-4 overall with a league with Violin and they form a great Prediction Notre Dame BYU BYU ~ BYU record of3-24-1. tandem for them. Whoever we BYUat ■■ Score 31-24 ^^^^^ 35-14 35-21 However, this season they cur- face on tne two nights we know Notre Dame 9-0 rendy sit at 3-3-2 overall and we'll have to get a lot of chances Rant At least we picked I'm so glad we went Not even green jer- Just because I feel already have a CCHA win under and make it difficult for them to important games back to putting one seys can save this sorry for Navy. their belt. see the puck." NOTRE DAME 8.5 FAVORITE this week. garbage game in. pathetic ND team "It's going to be a tough week- The Falcons will come into the end series up there," head coach weekend with a CCHA leading 92 Prediction Purdue Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State percent penalty-kill team, which No. 11 Purdue at Scott Paluch said. "They have tra- Score 24-17 14-3 ranks fourth in the country. They ditionally over the years played No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes march Ohio State gets last No point differential tough in their building and this have killed off the last 29 power- Rant Van Morrison's toward Sugar Bowl win of the season in the BCS, thankful- year they bring more speed along plays they have faced and are 47 Moondance inspires OHIO STATE 3.5 FAVORITE berth. which will makes them a danger- for 51 in penalty killing this sea- me to pick Purdue. ly. ous team to play." son. Syracuse Lake Superior has a team full of "We're going hard after teams Syracuse at Prediction Miami !■■■ Miami youth this season as freshmen and not giving them chances to Score 45-19 35-7 21-0 30-28 _____ and sophomores dominate their setup their power-play," forward No. 14 Miami Miami hat a lot of Somebody give Master P OS's and Va. Tech loss roster. Forwards Dominic Osman Ryan Barnett said. "Basically soldiers. Winslow Winslow some seda- hooks up the soldier derailed 'Canes. and Nathan Ward lead the team we've just been practicing going MIAMI 19 FAVORITE was joking, right? tives, please. to soldier combo in scoring thus far. harder after teams on the penal- In net, the Lakers return Matt ty-kill and its showing right now." Violin and add Jeff lakaitis to The Falcon youth continue to No, 3LSUat Alabama Alabama ^H Alabama LSU 27-21 24-13 42-0 27-20 make up a solid pair of net-min- perform as Rich Meloche added Alabama Score ders. another goal to his team leading Rant I hope Neil Young BCS gets a little Roll Tide! LSU wins, but not Last year when the Falcons will remember... more out ot whack. winning out. LSU 6.5 FAVORITE traveled up to play the Lakers, HOCKEY, PAGE 6 Bami win$. Violin stole the first game of the
GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW^JSHEWS-COIWPMnS 6 Friday. November 14.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM DeGraff looking for storybook end Men's GK answers our'Take 10' By Chris WHIifi 1 .What do you like most about 7. What is the best concert you SPORTS REPORTER being goal keeper? have ever attended? "Take 10" reiums this week "The pressure." "Aerosmith." with goalkeeper Dave DeGratT. 2. How did last week's win over B. Do you listen to a certain DeGraff has had an outstand- Kentucky rank overall for your song before a game to get you ing season in his fourth year as career? jacked up? the goalkeeper for Mel Mahler's "One of the top three of my "There is one in particular by squad. DeGraff posted yet anoth- career." Steel Dragon called Stand Up." er shutout in last weekend's MAC 3. What is your favorite sports 9. Do you have any weird rou- semifinal win over Kentucky, who movie? tines before each game? had not lost a game all season. "Caddyshack." "Usually I'm the last one to run This is our attempt To show 4. What is your favorite televi- out on the field and then 1 do a ESPN that the "Budweiser sion show? semi-circle around the goal box. Hotseat" does have potential to "Seinfeld." mark my territory." be a worthwhile segment on 5. Who is your favorite Seinfeld 10. Do you have any favorite SportsCenter. character? off the field activities? So, here we go with another "George Costanza." "No, I can't think of any one in look into the other side of the 6. What is your favorite band? particular." lives of our student athletes. "Aerosmith." MM'S soccer goalkeeper David DeGratl Women's rugby off to nationals
By Ashley Nehls After the Falcons first try, they GUEST REPORTER allowed Minnesota to place Last weekend the women numerous tries with conversion ruggers nol only placed second kicks. Nevertheless, BG came in the Midwest but they also back into the game refreshed earned their first trip to the col- after halftime and rallied, bring- legiate division two national ing the score to 36-38 with two rugby championship in five minutes left in the game. years. Feeney, Chris Fenzel, Claire The women plowed through Trainer and both Skye and Sara Iowa State to win their first Leary scored tries to catch the game in the Midwest division Falcons back up. two playoffs on Saturday. The However, Minnesota slid 36-15 win sent BG to play the through the Falcon's defense University of Minnesota in the and placed their final try and Midwest Championships on conversion kick of the game Sunday as well as guaranteeing with less than a minute on the them a spot in the 200-1 nation- clock, leaving the score at 45-36. al championships. The loss to Minnesota posi- "We played hard," BG line tioned the Falcons as the sec- captain Uayley Fecney said. ond ranked team in the " Normally after a game we have Midwest division two collegiate a week to recuperate before play as well as placed them as meeting another team. Playing one of the top eight teams in the two tough games in two days is nation. something we are not used to." "Although, 1 would have pre- Regardless of the mild ferred the score to be reversed," injuries that arose from Feeney said. "1 was not disap- Saturday's match against Iowa, pointed with our play against the women ruggers were deter- Minnesota, it was a very good mined as they moved into the and even match." Midwest Championship on The ruggers plan to see more Sunday. However, despite the teams like Minnesota as they determination the Falcons move on to face the best of the placed second to Minnesota in nation in the spring at the the championship game. National Rugby Championship.
NealC.LmronAP Photo GAME-WINNER: Ohio State's Michael Jenkins catches the winning touchdown in last year's game between 0SU and Purdue in West- Lafayette, Ind. Men look to keep Purdue looking for revenge By Rusty Miller "They always find a way to win Wisconsin, No. 21 Northern ball. tourney run alive THE HSS0CUTE0 PRESS and the coaches do a great job of Illinois plays at Toledo, No. 24 Maybe the biggest stunner is COLUMBUS, Ohio — Almost teaching that," Purdue linebacker Boise State hosts UTER and No. that when the play came in from MEN'S SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 been able to do that." every time Michael Jenkins goes Niko Koutouvides said. 25 Bowling Green hosts Kent the sidelines, no one was sur- The Falcons are going to out in public — to a mall, a pizza "Whenever it looks like they're State. prised the Buckeyes would throw team," Mahler said. "We are at have to rely on their strengths joint or even class — someone going to lose a football game, Two months after Ohio State's the ball instead of trying to the point now that we're play- to win Sunday's match. The stops him. someone steps up and makes a close call with Purdue last year, advance it 3 feet on a running ing very well, we're a little more Falcons defense, which has "They say, Great catch!"' the play." the Buckeyes beat Miami in the play. Caught up in the moment, motivated because of the win. had a great season and tourna- Ohio State wide receiver said. In other action this weekend Fiesta Bowl to capture their first almost none of the players ques- The result last Sunday speaks ment, will be looking to goal- "And you probably know the one among top 25 teams: No. 1 national championship in 34 sea- tioned the call. but we don't want to get tender Dave DeGraff to lead they're talking about." Oklahoma hosts Baylor, No. 2 sons. "It wasn't as big, I guess, as it beyond that." them, DeGraff had the 19th They are referring to the last Southern California plays at Fans and players alike looked should have been," said tight end Despite the upcoming game shutout of his career and his time Ohio State faced Purdue. Arizona, No. 3 LSU visits back at what was otherwise a Ben Hartsock. who was the pri- this weekend, the Falcons are fifth this year. Trailing 6-3 and faced with Alabama, No. 5 Michigan travels wounded-duck of a pass. mary receiver of the play Krenzel feeling extremely optimistic "We need to stick with our fourth-and-1 at the Boilermakers to Northwestern, No. 6 Texas "We needed a first down," relayed in the huddle. "I remem- and excited, and for many game plan," said Mahler. "We 37 and 97 seconds remaining, the hosts Texas Tech, No. 7 Georgia quarterback Craig Krenzel ber people saying last year, 'Do members of the team it is the know how we want to defend Buckeyes salvaged their unbeat- welcomes Auburn, No. 8 recalled. "The play came in, our you wish they would have taken a en season with one flick of the biggest game that they have and we know how we want to Washington State hosts Arizona guys executed and protected timeout to think through what wrist and one over-the-shoulder State, No. 9 Tennessee hosts well, they picked up the blitz and play you should have run?' I'm taken part in. attack and we need to stay grab by lenkins. Mississippi State, and No. 10TCU Mike ran a good route. Nothing really glad they didn't because "There has been a lot of pos- with that plan no matter what "I really don't think much of it," hosts Cincinnati. special." you're in such a flow of the game itive nervousness during prac- the score is at any point in Jenkins said. "It was just a normal Also Saturday: No. 12 Virginia In was special but not because at that point that you don't really tice this week," said coach time. We need to withstand the play for me. But it was a big play, Tech travels to Temple, No. 13 it was executed perfectly. realize." Mahler. "The guys are having first 20 minutes of each half of course, for our team — fourth Florida State hosts N.C. State, No. The blocking wasn't very good. With a capacity crowd at Ross- fun with this but when it and just stay to our game plan. down with a championship on 14 Miami hosts Syracuse, No 15 The primary receiver was cov- Ade Stadium cheering and a comes time to work, they go to I think our guys know it and the line." Florida plays at South Carolina, ered and the two wide-outs didn't national television audience work. They are out warming believe in it and now they just Ohio State's 10-6 victory last fall No 16 Pittsburgh travels to West run the patterns they were sup- tuned in to watch the nation's No. up, having some laughs and have to execute it." is still talked about and debated, Virginia, No. 18 Nebraska hosts posed to. Krenzel was being 3 team in peril, Krenzel took the enjoying themselves but now especially now as the No. 4 Kansas State, No. 19 Minnesota crushed by a collapsing pocket snap from center and dropped it's time to focus and they've Buckeyes get ready for a reunion plays at No. 20 Iowa, No. 21 and had to sidestep several mas- back Purdue was blitzing with No. 10 Purdue on Saturday. Michigan State travels to sive linemen just to get rid of the leers face Lake Superior State BG football team attempts HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 5 ing the new guys the amount of goal against average of 2.64. work that is needed at this level "Jordan has been solid total against Niagara. and the guys have picked up on throughout the year for us," to defend home-field Then Jonathan Sigalet was that" Paluch said. "Last weekend he FOOTBALL, FROM PAGE 5 game. They know that we don't er strong showing tomorrow. awarded the first star of the Mark Wires continued his now played solid from start to finish lose at home We make it real "It's extremely important. I game with his first goal as a streak at Doyt Perry Stadium. five game point streak getting a and did what he needed to get us The last time they lost a home tough to win here and teams don't even know if the fans real- Falcon along with adding an goal last week as well. He and a win." game was Nov. 3, 2001, when know that." ize what their support and them assist. Kevin Bieksa lead the team in The Falcons and Lakers will they fell to Miami of Ohio 24-21. The last time the Falcons being out there really does to "The most impressive thing points with both having seven square off at Taffy Abel Arena in "You don't let anybody come played at home, the second- another team." he said. "The about the freshmen as a group points on the season. Sault St. Marie, Mich, tonight into your backyard and beat you largest crowd in Doyt Perry fans play a huge part in our so far has been their work ethic," Jordan Sigalet continued his and tomorrow night with face- at home," said cornerback Stadium history gave the game plan. We want them to Paluch said. "That's a big credit strong play in net and now has a off at 7:05 p.m. both nights. lanssen Patton. "Teams know Falcons a true homefield advan- make it as hostile an environ- to our upperclassmen in show- that when they come into 'the tage. Patton knows the impor- ment as they possibly can." Doyt' that it's going to be a tough tance of the fans making anoth- KickotT is scheduled for 6 p.m. FRIDAY November 14, 2003
HE'S ONLY 17: Check www.bgnews.com/pulse out our CD review for BOWLING 6REEN STATE UNIVERSITY new artist Will Bowen; VOLUME 98 ISSUE 57 PAGE 9 get a Tife calendar of events Friday
8 p.m. Women's Billboard Tournament Black Swamp Pub
8 p.m. •Fiddler on the Roof" Eva Marie Saint Theater
10 p.m. Goiterjelly Chaotic Euphoria Nate S Watty's
10 p.m. James Solberg Howard's Club H
10 p.m. The Sugar Daddies Brewster's
11 p.m. UAO Presents: "Bad Boys II" 206 Union
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10 p.m. DJ Diamond D Lee Nate & Watty's
10 p.m. The Shantee Howard's Club H
10 p.m. Semi Sextile Brewster's
8 p.m. "Fiddler on the Roof" Eva Marie Saint Theater
Sunday
11 a.m. "Gimmie Shelter" benefit for battered women's shelter 18 bands $7.00 cover/donation Sponsored by www.bgmusicians.com Howards Club H lp.m. Euchre Tournament 207 Union
2 p.m. "Fiddler on the Roof" Eva Marie Saint Theater
9:30 p.m. UAO Presents: "Bad Boys II" 206 Union
Monday
Euchre Night Easy Street Cafe \mm pirapie arid :•■.<:- ■•■•: iWiTOrmweceiwdi 8ii- Tuesday Comedy/Open-Mic Night Theatre Dept raising the 'Roof Easy Street CaM By Andrea MMi attempts to save his family's tra- the very life he is trying to pre- theatre major from New business operation, while David Karaoke ASSISTANT PUISS EDITOR ditions in the face of a changing serve. Knoxviile, as Chava; Alisa Brown is orchestral conductor Nate & Watty's BGSU's Department of worid. Playing the role of Tevye will Cutcher, a junior from Oregon, and Roseau na sham iw, a junior Theatre and Film is at it again, When his oldest daughter, be Bob Russell, a senior theatre Ohio, majoring in musical the- from Voungstown majoring in 9:30 p.m. only this time instead of a mod- Tzeitel, begs him to let her and telecommunications major atre, as Shprintze; Craig theatre, is stage manager. UAO Presents: "S.WAT." em, controversial production marry a poor tailor instead of rromWestlake. His wife, Golds, Gottschalk, a master's degree "Fiddler on the Roof" will be 206 Union like "The Laramie Project," they the middle-aged butcher that he will be played by Julie Anne Carr, student in theatre from presented today through are sticking with a friendly, clas- has already chosen for her, a master's degree student in Pittsburgh, Pa., as Perchik; and Sunday (Nov. 14-16) and again 10 p.m. sic musical, "Fiddler on the Tevye must choose between his vocal performance from Flint, Dale DeWood, a freshman from Nov. 21-23 in the Eva Marie SupaFrienz Roof." daughter's happiness and the Mich., while Emily Wright, a Toledo, as LazarWolf. Saint Theatre. Curtain times are Howard's Club H Set in 1905, "Fiddler on the beloved traditions that keep the junior from Hilliard majoring in Directing the production is 8 pm Nov. 14,15,21 and 22, Id" if" takes place in Anatevka, a outside world balanced. In the musical theatre, will portray Michael Ellison, assistant pro- and 2 p.m. Nov. 16 and Nov. 23. small Jewish village in Russia. meantime, there are other dan- Tzeitel. fessor of theatre and film. Tickets are $10 for adults, The story revolves around the gerous forces at work in Also in the cast are Lindsey Musical director is Shaun including students. Group rates EVENTS, PAGE 8 dairyman Tevye and his Anatevka that threaten to nun Under, a sophomore musical Moorman, manager of theatre are also available. ■■■■^H KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE intentional Retake - 6 Friday. November 14.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM DeGraff looking for storybook end Men's GK answers our'Take 10' By Chris Willij I .What do you like most about 7. What is the best concert you SPORTS REPORTER being goal keeper? have ever attended? "Take 10" returns This week "The pressure." "Aerosmith." with goalkeeper I )a\ e I )eC-raff. 2.1 low did last week's win over 8. 1 )(i you listen to a certain DeOrarT has had an outstand- Kentucky rank overall for your song before a game to get you ing season in his lourth year as career? jacked up? the goalkeeper for Mel Mahler's "One of the top three of my " there is one in particular by squad. DeGraff posted yet anoth- career." Steel Dragon called Stand Up." er shutout in last weekend's MAC 3. What is your favorite sports 9. l)o you have any weird rou- semifinal win over Kentucky, who movie? tines before each game? had not lost a game all season. '(iiddyshack." "Usually I'm the last one to nut This is our attempt to show 4. What is your favorite televi- out on the field and then 1 do a FSPN thai the "lludweiser sion show? semi-circle around the goal box, I lotseat" does have potential to "Seinfeld." mark my territory." he a worthwhile segment on 5. Who is your favorite Seinfeld It). Do you have any favorite SportsCenter, character? off the field activities? So, here we go with another "George Costanza." "No, I can't think of any one in look into the other side of the 6. What is your favorite band? particular." lives of our student athletes. 'Aerosmith." Men's soccer goalkeeper David OeGratl Women's rugby off to nationals By Ashley Nefrls After the falcons first try, they GOES' REPORTER allowed Minnesota to place Last weekend the women numerous tries with conversion ruggers not only placed second kicks. Nevertheless. BG came in the Midwest hut they also back into the game refreshed earned their first trip to the col- afterhalftimeand rallied, bring- legiate division two national ing the score lo 36-38 with two rugby championship in five minutes left in the game. years. Fecncy. Chris len/el. Claire Hie women plowed through Trainer and l)oth Skyeand Sara Iowa State to win their first Leary scored tries to catch the game in the Midwest division falcons back up. iwo playoffs on Saturday, The However. Minnesota slid 36-15 win sent BG to play the through the falcon's defense University of Minnesota in the and placed their final try and Midwest Championships on conversion kick of the game Sunday as well as guaranteeing with less than a minute on ihe them a spot in the 2004 nation- dock, leaving the score at 45-36. al championships. The loss lo Minnesota posi- "We played hard." BG line tioned lire falcons as the sec- captain I layley Iccncy said. ond ranked learn in the "Normally alter a game we have Midwest division two collegiate a week to recuperate before play as well as placed them as meeting another team. Playing one of the top eight teams in the two tough games in two days is nation something we are not used to." "Although, I would have pre- Regardless of the mild ferred the score 10 lie reversed," injuries that arose Iron] Feeney said. "I was not disap- Saturdays match against Iowa. pointed with our play against the women niggers were deter- Minnesota, it was a very good mined as ihey moved into the and even match." Midwest Championship on Ihe ruggers plan to see more Sunday. However, despite the teams like Minnesota as they determination the falcons move on lo lace the best of the placed second to Minnesota in nation in the spring at the the championship game. National llughy Championship. Neal C. lauron AP Photo GAME-WINNER: Ohio State's Michael Jenkins catches the winning touchdown in last year's game between 0SU and Purdue in West- Lafayette. Ind. Men look to keep Purdue looking for revenge By Rusty Miller "They always find a way lo win Wisconsin, No. 21 Northern ball. tourney run alive THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and ihe coaches do a great job of Illinois plays at Toledo. No. 24 Maybe the biggest stunner is COLUMBUS, Ohio — Almost teaching thai," I'llrdue linebacker Boise Stale hosts UTF.I! and No. thai when the play came in from MEN'S SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 been able to do that" every time Michael lenkins goes Niko kouiouvidcs said. 25 Bowling Green hosts Kent the sidelines, no one was sur- The falcons are going lo out in public — lo a mall, a pizza "Whenever it looks like they're State. prised the Buckeyes would throw team," Mahler said. "We are al have to rely on their strengths joint or even class — someone going to lose a football game, Two months after Ohio State's the ball instead of trying to the point now that we're play- to win Sunday's match. The stops him. someone steps up and makes a close call with Purdue last year, advance il 3 feet on a running ing very well, we're a little more Falcons defense, which has "They say. Great catch!" the play." the Buckeyes beat Miami in the play. Caught up in the moment, motivated because of ihe win. had a great season and tourna- Ohio Suite wide receiver said. In other action this weekend Fiesta Bowl to capture their firsl almost none of the players ques- Ihe result last Sunday speaks ment, will he looking to goal- "And you probably know the one among lop 25 teams: No. 1 national championship in 34 sea- tioned the call. but we don't want to get tender Dave DeGraff to lead they're talking about." Oklahoma hosts Baylor, No. 2 sons. "It wasn't as big. I guess, as it beyond thai." them. DeGraff had the 19th Ihey are referring to die last Southern California plays at Fans and players alike looked should have been," said Ught end Despite the upcoming game shutout of his career and his time Ohio State faced ftirdue. Arizona, No. 3 LSU visits back al what was otherwise a Ben Hartsock, who was the pri- this weekend, the falcons arc fifth this year, Trailing fi-3 and faced with Alabama, No. f> Michigan travels woundcd-diick of a pass. mary receiver of the play Krenzel feeling extremely optimistic "We need to stick with our fourth-and-1 at the Boilermakers to Northwestern, No. 0 Texas "We needed a first down," relayed in the huddle. "I remem- and excited, and for many game plan," said Mahler. "We 37 and 97 seconds remaining, the hosts Texas lech, No. 7 Georgia quarterback Craig Krenzel ber people saying last year, 'Do members of the team it is the know how we want to defend Buckeyes salvaged iheir unbeat- welcomes Auburn, No. 8 recalled. "The play came in, our you wish they would have taken a en season with one flick of the biggest game thai they have and we know how we want lo Washington State hosts Arizona guys executed and protected timeout to think through what wrist and one ovei-lhe-shoiildei taken part in. attack and we need to stay State, No. 9 Tennessee hosts well, they picked up the blitz and play you should have run?' I'm grab by lenkins. Mississippi State, and No. 10TCU Mike tan a good route. Nothing "There has been a lot of pos- with that plan no matter what really glad they didn't because "I really don't think much of it." hosts Cincinnati. special." you're in such a How of the game itive nervousness during prac- ihe score is al any point in lenkins said. "It was just a normal Also Saturday: No. 12 Virginia in was special but not because at that point that you don't really tice this week," said coach lime. We need to withstand the play for me. Bui it was a big play, Tech Iravels to Temple, No. 13 it was executed perfectly. realize." Mahler. "The guys are having first 20 minutes of each half of course, for our learn — fourth Florida State hosts N.C. State, No. The blocking wasn't very good. With a capacity crowd at Ross- fun with this but when it and jusl slay to our game plan. down with a championship on 14 Miami hosts Syracuse. No. 15 The primary receiver was cov- Ade Stadium cheering and a comes time to work, they go to I think our guys know it and Ihe line." Florida plays ai South Carolina, ered and the two wide-outs didn't national television audience work. Ihey are out warming believe in it and now they just Ohio Slate's 10-6 victory last fall No. 16 Pittsburgh travels to West run the patterns they were sup- tuned in lo watch the nation's No. up, having some laughs and have to execute It" is still talked about and debated, Virginia. No. 1H Nebraska hosts posed to. Krenzel was being 3 team in peril, Krenzel look die enjoying themselves but now especially now as the No. 4 Kansas Stale, No. 19 Minnesota crushed by a collapsing pocket snap from center and dropped it's time to focus and they've Buckeyes gel ready for a reunion plays at No. 20 Iowa, No. 21 and had to sidestep several mas- back. Purdue was blitzing. With No. 10 Purdue on Saturday. Michigan State iravels to sive linemen just to get rid of the leers face Lake Superior State BG football team attempts HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 5 ing Ihe new guys the amount of goal against average of 2.64. work thai is needed al this level "Ionian has been solid total against Niagara. and the guys have picked up on throughout the year for us," to defend home-field Then Jonathan Sigalet was that." Paluch said, "last weekend he FOOTBALL, FROM PAGE 5 game. They know that we don't er strong showing tomorrow. awarded the first star of the Mark Wires continued his now played solid from siart lo finish streak at Doyt Perry Stadium. lose at home. We make it real "It's extremely important. I game with his first goal as a five game point streak getting a and did what he needed togel us The last lime Ihey lost a home tough lo win here and teams don't even know if Ihe fans real- Falcon along with adding an goal lasl week as well. He and a win." game was Nov. 3, 2001, when know that." ize whal their support and them assist. Kevin Bieksa lead the team in The Falcons and Lakers will they fell to Miami of Ohio 24-21, The lasl lime die Falcons being out there really does to "The most impressive thing points with both having seven Square off at Taffy Abel Arena in "You don't let anybody come played at home, the second- another team," he said. "The about the freshmen as a group points on ihe season. Sault Si. Marie, Mich, tonight into your backyard and !)cat you largest crowd in Doyt Perry fans play a huge part in our so far has been Iheir work ethic," Jordan Sigalel continued his and tomorrow night with face- at home," said cornerback Stadium history gave the game plan. We want them to Paluch said. "Thai's a big credit strong play in net and now has a off at 7:05 p.m. both nights. Janssen Pallon. "Teams know Falcons a true homefield advan- make it as hostile an environ- lo our upperclassmen in show- that when Ihey come into die tage. Patton knows the impor- ment as Ihey possibly can." Doyt' that it's going to be a lough tance of the fans making anoth- Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. OCSL xinagc; x uaaiuit November 14, 2003 HE'S ONLY 17: Check www.bgnews.com/pulse out our CD review for BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY new artist Will Bowen; VOLUME 98 ISSUE 57 PAGE 9 get a life calendar of events Friday 8 p.m. Women's Billboard Tournament Black Swamp Pub 8 pm. "Fiddler on the Root" Eva Marie Saint Theater 10 p.m. Goiterjelly Chaotic Euphoria Nate & Watty's 10 p.m. James Solberg Howards Club H 10 p.m. The Sugar Daddies Brewster's 11 p.m. UA0 Presents: "Bad Boys II" 206 Union Saturday 10 p.m. DJ Diamond D Lee Nate & Watty's 10 pm. The Shantee Howard's Club H 10 p.m. Semi Sextile Brewster's 8 p.m. "Fiddler on the Root" Eva Marie Saint Theater Sunday 11 a.m. It w "Gimmie Shelter" benefit for Ingna battered women's shelter 18 bands lngl $7.00 cover/donation of the foot Sponsored by sion in i www.bgmusicians.com Howard's Club H 1 p.m. Euchre Tournament 207 Union Reriexology h 2 p.m. "Fiddler on the Roof" Eva Marie Saint Theater iUITl 9:30 p.m. UA0 Presents: "Bad Boys II" Lydii a licen: 206 Union 1 i > as. Monday Del Website, Euchre Night n cor' EasyStreet Cafe .! to i par, MASSAGE, PAGF 8 10 p.m. OIKehoe Nate & Watty's gh Ann MacKt Open Mic Night Howard's Club H Tuesday Comedy/Open-Mic Night Theatre Dept raising the 'Roof Easy Street Cafe By Andrea Wrticlrn attempts to save his family's tra- the very life he is trying to pre- theatre major from New business operation, while David Karaoke ASSISTANT PULSE EDITOR ditions in the face of a changing serve. Knoxvillc, as Chava; Alisa Brown is orchestral conductor Nate & Watty's BGSU's Department of worid. Playing the role of Tevye will (limber, a junior from Oregon, and Roseanna Sharrow, a junior Theatre and Film is at it again, When his oldest daughter, be Bob Russell, a senior theatre ()hio, majoring in musical the- from Youngstown majoring in 9:30 p.m. only this time instead of a mod- Tzeitel, begs him to let her and telecommunications major atre, as Shprintve; Craig theatre, is stage manager. UA0 Presents: "S.WAT." em, controversial production marry a poor tailor instead of from Westlake. His wife, Golde, (rt)tlschalk, a master's degree "Fiddler on the Roof" will be 206 Union like The I-aramie Project," they the middle-aged butcher that he will be played by Julie Anne Carr, student in theatre from presented today through are sticking with a friendly, clas- has already chosen for her, a master's degree student in lltlsburgh, PfL, as Perchik; and Sunday (Nov. 14-161 and again 10 p.m. sic musical, "Fiddler on the Tevye must choose between his vocal performance from Flint. I )ale DeWood, a freshman from Nov. 21-23 in the Eva Marie Supa Frienz Roof." daughter's happiness and the Mich., while Emily Wright, a Toledo, as LazarWolf. Saint Theatre. Curtain times are Howard's Club H Set in 1905, "Fiddler on the beloved traditions that keep the junior from Milliard majoring in Directing die production is H pin. Nov. 14,15,21 and 22. Roof* takes place in Anatevka, a outside world balanced. In the musical theatre, will portray Michael FJIison, assistant pro- and 2 p.m. Nov. 16 and Nov. 23. small Jewish village in Russia. meantime, there are other dan- Tzeitel. fessor of theatre and film. Tickets are $10 for adults, The story revolves around the gerous forces at work in Also in the cast are Undsey Musical director is Shaun including students Group rates EVENTS, PAGE 8 dairyman Tevye and his Anatevka thai threaten to ruin Under, a sophomore musical Moorman, manager of theatre are also available. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WVWBGNEWS.COM/PULSE intentional netaKe 6 Friday. November 14.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM DeGraff looking for storybook end Men's GK answers our'Take 10' By Chris Willij 1. What do you like most about 7. What is the IK-S1 concert you SPORTS BlPOnUR being goal keeper? have ever attended? " rake 10" returns this week "The pressure." 'Aerosmith." with goalkeeper Dave DeGraff. 2.1 low did last week's win over 8. Do you listen to a certain DeGraff has had an outstand- Kentucky rank overall lor your song before a game to get you ing season III his luurlh year as career? jacked up? ilii' goalkeeper foi Mel Mahler's "One of the top three of my " I here is one in particular by squad. DeGraff posted yet anoth- career." Steel Dragon called Stand Up." er shutoul In last weekends M \< :t. What is your favorite sports 9. Do you have any weird rou- semifinal win over Kentucky, who movie? tines lieforc each game? had not lost a game all season. "Caddy-shack." "Usually I'm the last one to run I his is our attempt m show 4. What is your favorite televi- out cm the field and their I do a ISPN ilini the- "Budweisei sion show? semi-circle around the goal box, llolscal" does have potential to "Seinfeld." mark my territory." he a worthwhile segment on 5. Who is your favorite Seinfeld 10. Do you have any favorite SportsCenter. character? off the field activities? So, here we go with another "George! ostanza." "No, I cant think of any one in look into the other side ol the (>. H hat is your favorite band? particular." lives ol our student athletes, "Aerosmith." Men's soccer goalkeeper David DeGraff Women's rugby off to nationals 8y Ashley Nehls Aftei the falcons first try. thej IBESI ■ allowed Minnesota to place last weekend the women numerous tries with conversion ruggers not only placed second kirks Nevertheless, BG came in the Midwest hut they also hack into the game refreshed earned their first trip to the col- aftei lialltimeand rallied, bring- legiate division two national ing the score to Mi'.W with two rugby championship In live minutes left in the game. years. Feeney, Chris Fenzel, Claire The women plowed through Trainer and Ixnh Skyeand Sara Iowa State to win their first Leary scored tries to catch the name in the Midwest division falcons hack up. two playoffs on Saturday. The However. Minnesota slid 36-15 win sent BG to play the through the Falcons defense University of Minnesota in the and placed their final try and Midwest Championships on conversion kick of the game Sunday as well as guaranteeing with less than a minute on the them a spot in the 2004 nation- clock, leaving the so ire at 45-36. al championships, The loss to Minnesota posi- "We played haul." ltd line tioned the falcons as the sec- captain llayley feeney said. ond ranked team in the "Normally alter a game we have Midwest division two collegiate a week to recuperate before play as well as placed them as meeting another team. Playing one of the top eight teams in the two tough names in two days is nation. somethingwe are not used to." "Although. I would have pre- Regardless of the mild ferred the score to he reversed,' injuries that arose from Feeney said. "I was not disap- Saturdays match against Iowa, pointed with our play against the women ruggers were deter- Minnesota, it was a very good mined as they ruined into the and even match." Midwest Championship on The niggers plan to see more Sunday. However, despite the teams like Minnesota as they determination the falcons move on to face the best of the placed second to Minnesota in nation in the spring at the the championship game. National Rugby (championship. NealC. LauronAPPnoto GAME-WINNER: Ohio State's Michael Jenkins catches the winning touchdown in last year's game between 0SU and Purdue in West- Lafayette. Ind. Men look to keep Purdue looking for revenge By Rusty Miller "They always find a way to win Wisconsin, No. 21 Northern ball. tourney run alive rat usstteiATtti PBtss and the coaches do a great job of Illinois plays at Toledo, No. 24 Maybe the biggest stunner is COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Almost teaching that," Purdue linebacker Boise Stale hosts U ITR and No. that when the play came in from MEN'S SOCCER, FROM PAGE 5 been able to do that." everj time Michael lenkins noes Niko Kbutouvtdes said. 25 Howling Green hosts Kent the sidelines, no one was sur- The Falcons are going to out in public — to a mall, a pizza "Whenever it looks like they're State. prised the Buckeyes would throw team." Mahler said. "We are at have to rely on their strengths joint or even class — someone going to lose a football game, Two months after Ohio Stales the ball instead of trying to the point now that were play- to win Sunday's match, The slops him, someone steps up and makes a close call with I'urdue last year, advance it :i feel on a running ing very well, we're a little more Falcons defense, which has "They say, 'Great catch!" the play." the buckeyes beat Miami in the play. Caught up in the moment, motivated because <>i the win. had a great season and tourna Ohio State wide receiver said. In other action this weekend Fiesta Howl to capture their first almost none of the players ques- The result last Sunday speaks trrent. will he looking to goal- "And you probably know the one among top 2."> teams: No. 1 national championship in .14 sea- tioned the call. hut we don't want to net tender Dave DeGraff to lead they're talking about." Oklahoma hosts Baylor, No. 2 sons. "It wasn't as big, 1 guess, as il beyond that." them. DeGraff had the 19th They are referring to the last Southern California plays at fans and players alike looked should have been," said tight end Despite the upcoming game shutoul of his career aitd his time Ohio Slate laced Purdue. Arizona, No. 3 LSU visits back at what was otherwise a Ben I lartsock, who was the pri- this weekend, the I alcons are fifth this year. Trailing fi-3 and faced with Alabama, No. 5 Michigan travels wounded-duckufapass. mary receiver of the play Krenzel to Northwestern, No. ti lexas "We needed a first down," relayed in the huddle. "I remem- feeling extremely optimistic "We need to stick with our foiirth-and-l at the Boilermakers hosts lexas lech. No. 7 (.corgia ber people saying lasl year, 'Do and excited, and for many game plan," said Mahler. "We :i" and 97 seconds remaining, the quarterback Craig Krenzel But key es salvaged their unbeat- welcomes Auburn. No. H recalled. "The play came in. our you wish they would have taken a members of the team it is the know how we want to defend en season with one (lick of ihe Washington State hosts Arizona guys executed and protected timeout to think through what biggest game that they have and we kirow how we want to wrist and one over-the-shoulder State. No. 9 Tennessee hosts well, they picked up the blitz, and play you should have run?' I'm attack aitd we need to stay taken part in. grab by lenkins. Mississippi Slate, and No. 10'1'CU Mike ran a good mute. Nothing really glad they didn't because with thai plan no matter what " rhere has been a lot of pos- "1 really don't think much of it." hosts Cincinnati special" you're in such a flow of the game itive nervousness during prac- the score is at any point in lenkins said. "It was just a normal Also Saturday: No. 12 Virginia In was special but not because at that point that you don't really tice this week," said coach time. We need to withstand the play tor me. but it was a big play, lech travels to Temple, No. 13 it was executed perfectly. realize." Mahler. "The guys are having first 20 minutes of each half of course, for our team — fourth Florida Stale hosts N.('.. State, No. The blocking wasn't very good. With a capacity crowd at Ross- fun with this hut when it and just stay to our game plan. down with a championship on 1-1 Miami hosts Syracuse. No. 15 The primary receiver was cov- Ade Stadium cheering and a comes time to work, they go to I think our guys know it and the line." Florida plays at South Carolina. ered and the two wide-outs didn't national television audience work. They are out warming believe itr it and now they just Ohio state's 10-6 victory last fall No. 10 Pittsburgh travels to West run the patterns they were sup- tuned in to watch the nation's No. up. having some laughs and have to execute it." is still talked about arrd debated, Virginia, No. 18 Nebraska hosts posed to. Krenzel was being 3 team in peril, Krenzel look die enjoying themselves hut now especially now as the No. 4 Kansas Stale, No. 15) Minnesota crushed by a collapsing pocket snap frotri center and dropped it's time to focus and they've Buckeyes gel ready for a reunion plays at No. 20 Iowa, No. 21 and had to sidestep several mas- back. I'urdue was blitzing. with No. in Purdue on Saturday. Michigan State travels to sive linemen just to get rid of the leers face Lake Superior State BG football team attempts HOCKEY. FROM PAGE 5 ing the new guys lire amount of goal against average of 2.64. work that is needed at this level "Jordan has been solid total against Niagara. and the guys have picked up on throughout the year for us," to defend home-field Then lonathan Sigalet was thai." I'aluch said. "Last weekend he FOOTBALL. FROM PAGE 5 game. They know that we don't er strong showing tomorrow awarded the first star of the Mark Wires continued bis now played solid from start to finish streak al Doyt Perry Stadium. lose at home. We make it real "It's extremely important. I game with his first goal as a live game point streak getting a and did what he needed to get us The last lime they lost a home tough to win here and learns don't even know if ihe fans real- Falcon along with adding an goal last week as well. I le and a win." game was Nov. 3, 2001. when know that." ize whal their support and them assist. Kevin llicksa lead the team in The Falcons and Lakers will they fell to Miami ofOhio 24-21. The lasl time the Falcons being out there really does lo "The most impressive thing points with both having seven square off at Taffy Abel Arena in "You don't let anybody come played al home, the second- another team," he said. "The fans play a huge pan in our about the freshmen as a group points on the season. Saull St. Marie, Mich, tonight Into your backyard and beat you largest crowd in Doyt Perry Stadium history gave the game plan. We want them lo so far has been their work ethic," Ionian Sigalet continued his and tomorrow night with face- at home," said comerback lanssen Pallon. "Teams know Falcons a true homefield advan- make it as hostile an environ- I'aluch said. "That's a big credit Strong play in net and now has a offal 7:0!>p.m. both nights. to our upperdassmen in show- that when they come into The tage. Patton knows the impor- ment as they possibly can." Doyt' that it's going to l>c a lough tance of Ihe fans making anoth- Kickoff is scheduled for (i p.m. Deal image x usaiuit. November 14, P= 2003 HE'S ONLY 17: Check www.bgnews.com/pulse out our CD review for BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY new artist Will Bowen; VOLUME 98 ISSUE 57 PAGE 9 F- seta Tife calendar of events Friday 8 p.m. Women's Billboard Tournament Black Swamp Pub 8 pm. "Fiddler on the Roof" Eva Marie Saint Theater 10 p.m. Goiterjelly Chaotic Euphoria Nate S Watty's 10 p.m. lames Solberg Howard's Club H 10 p.m. The Sugar Daddies Brewster's 11 p.m. UA0 Presents: "Bad Boys II" 206 Union Saturday 10 p.m. Dl Diamond D Lee Nate & Watty's 10 p.m. The Shantee Howard's Club H 10 p.m. Semi Sextile Brewster's 8 p.m. "Fiddler on the Root" Eva Marie Saint Theater Sunday 11 a.m. knew that one "little piqgie" mighl "Gimmie Shelter" benefit for battered women's shelter It rnighi i refiexology. 18 bands 115, though rece ■ $7.00 cover/donation ing a lot ol .Mm attention. Sponsored by www.bgmusicians.com Howard's Club H inda Prochot, : of the lnta ite of Reflexology, i' lent allows I 1 p.m voi k to its own favor. Euchre Tournament 207 Union body has the ability to h 2 pm. .vino illnt» injury o "Fiddler on the Roof" ■ Eva Marie Saint Theater the body fiom fun, Liomr fefl tis ■ 930 p.m. llfig." UA0 Presents: "Bad Boys II" 206 Union ific body . md eas. Monday • Deb: ding to the Association o Euchre Night oy cuiiin Easy Street Cafe ed to MASSAGE, PAGE! 10 p.m. ■■ 'on. Dl Kehoe Nate & Watty's Open-Mic Night Howard's Club H Tuesday Comedy/Open-Mic Night Theatre Dept raising the 'Roof' EasyStreet Cal6 By Andrea Wiltielm attempts to save his family's tra- the very life he is try ing to pre- theatre major from New business operation, while David Karaoke ASSISTANT PUISI EDITOR ditions in the face of a changing serve. knoxville. as (Tiava; Alisa Brown is orchestral conductor Nate&Wallys BGSUs Department of world. Playing the role of Tevye will (Xltcher, a junior from Oregon, and Hoseanna Sharrow, a junior Theatre and Film is at it again, When his oldest daughter. be Bob Russell, a senior theatre Ohio, majoring in musical the- from Youngstown majoring in 9:30 p.m. only this lime instead of a mod- Tzeitel, Ix-gs him to let her and telecommunications major atre, as Shprimzc; Craig theatre, is stage manager. UA0 Presents: "SWAT." em, controversial production marry a jxior tailor instead of from Westlake. 1 lis wife, (iolde, (iottsthalk. a master's degree "Fiddler on the Hoof will be 206 Union like "The 1 .ii.iiiur Project," they the middle-aged hutcher that he will be played by lulie Anne (iirr, student in theatre from presented today through are Sticking with a friendly, clas- has already chosen for her, a master's degree student in Pittsburgh, 111., as Pcrchik; and Sunday (Nov. 14-1(i) and again 10 p.m. sic musical. "Fiddler on the Tevye must choose between his vocal performance from Hint, I )ale DcWood, a freshman from Nov. 21-23 in the Eva Marie Supa Frienz Roof." daughter's happiness and the Mich., while limily Wright, a Toledo, as lazarWotf Saint Theatre. Curtain times arc Howard's Club H Set ui 1905, "Fiddler on the beloved traditions that keep the junior from I lilliard majoring in Directing the production is 8 p.m. Nov. 14.15.21 and 22, Hoof takes place in Anatevka, a outside world balanced. In the musical theatre, will portray Michael Fllison, assistant pro- and 2 p.m. Nov. 16 and Nov. 23. small levvish village in Russia. meantime, there arc other dan- Tzeitel. fessor of theatre and film. Tickets are $10 for adults, The story revolves around the gerous fortes at work in Also in the cast are Ijndscy Musical director is Shaun including students. Group rates EVENTS. PAGE 8 dairyman Tevye and his Anatevka that threaten to ruin Under, a sophomore musical Moorman, manager of theatre are also available. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Friday, November 14.2004 THE PULSE WWW.B6NEWS.COM 'Furious' actor is history L Gorier ty of the movie and its action just about every guy at one time EDITOR will take place. or another picked up a stick On Nov. 26, Paramount will To save their professor and and pretended it was a sword release its latest sci-fi adventure Chris' father, the crew must and then went to beat the hell film, "Timeline" travel back in time to the out of his younger brother," he What began as a New York medieval period where a feudal said bestseller written by acclaimed war between France and The cast and crew of author Michael Crichton, England is brewing. The action, "Timeline" made Walker feel "Timeline" has become one of coupled with an information right at home. This was the first FINDER'S TOP TEN the most talked about film's this overhaul, will call for a thinking- time working with director season. cap indeed, when approaching Richard Dormer. "He is just 1. Ryan Adams The film includes such stars this film. really confident; he knows Love is Hell Pt 1 as: Gerald Butler ("Laura Croft In a recent interview, cast what he wants," Walker said, "I Tomb Raider The Cradle of member Paul Walker told The like the way he deals and works 2. The Stroke Life") as Andre' Marek, Paul Pulse about his views on the with people." Room On Fire Walker ("2Fast 2Furious") as film, the crew and his future The two actors that Walker Chris Hughes, Ethan Embry plans with his latest film, says he created the best rela- 3. Sheryl Crow ("Sweet Home Alabama") as "Noel." tionships with were Billy VeryBeslOf David Stem, Connolly and Frances O'Connor "Acting is like a sport to me. It is like Gerald Butler. 4. Toby Keith ("Wind Talkers") Connolly, who Shockin'Tall as Kate Erickson you work with people that are better plays Walker's and Billy Connolly than you or play with people that are father, has been 5. Sarah McLachlan ("The Last described by Afterglow Samauri'Jas better than you, and you just look bet- Walker as "just Edward Johnston. ter and that, in turn, makes you a lot one of those 6. Robert Plant Directed by guys that has 66 To Timbuktu Richard Dormer, faster too.." that kind of "Timeline" chron- PAUL WALKER, ON ACTING energy." 7. Devildriver icles the path of Although Devildriver Professor Edward Johnston and "I have learned more from Connolly is the guy everyone his archeologist crew, which this then probably all the other just loved to be around, Butler 8. Jet includes his son Chris. After projects I have done com- is the guy whose role everyone GetBom concluding a dig to uncover the bined," Walker (Hughes) said. wanted. remaining ruins of a 14th cen- "The archeologists would come At first glance, the character 9. Barenaked Ladies tury castle, the crew discovers a |by|; it was basically Q&A. That of Andre' Marek captured the Everything To Everyone chamber which has been is how we were doing the heart of Walker. "1 wanted to be "Timeline," contained little if clad. You just react to what is sealed for over GOO years. research. I picked up a lot of Gerry Butler's character. He is any CGI, (computer-generated going on around you. It made it images) unlike other battle- real easy." 10. R.E.M. Upon entering the chamber, general knowledge that way." the guy with the sword, kicks In Time a distress letter is found inside. Although the film was not as everyone's butt and is the hero," scene filled flicks such as "Lord Walker is presently in the The letter, written by Johnston, physically demanding as his Walker slid. of the Rings." Plus, the castle, process of filming his newest takes the crew to The most popular project, "The Fast "I went in and 1 met with the main structure of film, was film, "Noel,'' directed by Chazz Top 5 DVDs International Technology and the Furious," basic choreo- Richard Dormer and he is like, fantastic and as real-looking as Palminteri ("A Bronx Tale") and possible. This, in turn, made it co-starring Penelope Cruz and Corporation where they find graphed scenes such as sword 'No, you would be Chris.' I was I.Coldplay "Live 2003" out that Robert Doniger, (David fights were all the training so bummed out. I thought easier for the cast to act natural- Robin Williams. The film is due ly in the scenes where emotion out next holiday season. In Thewlis, "Cheeky") head of the Walker needed for this film. Chris was such a dork. I was 2. "Finding Nemo" ITC has invented a three- "I would have loved to have like, 'I don't want to be that guy' was crucial. addition, Walker is currently "These are real structures. planning to direct his own film, dimensional shipping device. been out in a battlefield," he But 1 met with him (Dormer) on 3. "The Hulk" To test the device, Johnston had said. But, acting with the several occasions and they The castle that you see in the a western, but had no informa- movie, it was built to scale and tion as when the filming would volunteered himself, and was swords, happily took Walker managed to convince me and I 4. "The Matrix: Reloaded" "accidentally" taken back to back to his childhood days. wanted to work with him des- there really were hundreds of begin. April 2,1357, where the majori- perately." guys running around armor- "I We| are just big kids. I think 5. "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" "As the saying goes, 'an ounce of pre- WFALFIVEONTHE vention is worth a pound of cure'." RISE 'Modern Times' is a JANICE LYDIC, MASSAGE THERAPIST 1. Symphony in Peril "Lost Memories and Faded Pictures" 2. Denali silent piece of class Science can "Instinct" the opportunity to experience stealing bread, Chaplin steals a Plan your cold Chaplin at his comedic and dra- boatload of items to be arrested 3. Between the Buried and Me matic best. along with her. Both characters "The Silent Circus" One important thing to note eventually escape the police and November about "Modem Times" is just set off on more misadventures, 4. Funeral for a Friend benefit the "Seven Ways to Scream Your how much influence Chaplin including crashing a night at a evening around had over every aspect of the posh department store and Name" tilln. Besides being the star of earning jobs as singing waiters the picture, he also wore the (hilarity ensues). 5. The Thrills a film that is hats of writer, director, producer, "Modem Times" is set in the whole self "So Much for the City" and even songwriter. Chaplin's Great Depression, but its creative contra! gave him a free- themes are not outdated. MASSAGE, FROM PAGE 7 pressure points in the feet BG Billboard is compiled by Andrew sure to warm dom rarely, if ever, seen in Mankind is still trying to find a and hands. Clayman. Contact him at clay- today's Hollywood, and the balance between humanity and "I have a nine-year-old While Craven sees the at- [email protected] your heart and result was a film that is both machinery, workers are still patient with severe eczema home kits as a good start and hysterical and thought provok- looking for a sense of identity who has seen great improve- better than nothing at all, he ing. within the assembly line men- ments in his skin through says professionals give the soul At the start of the film, we find tality and a guy down on his the treatments," Craven said. finest treatments. Chaplin in his familiar role as luck can still fall in love. In fact, While reflexology has been "You and your friends can c > used to help the healing By Undrew dayman the Uttle Tramp, joining the it's very easy to forget you're give each other a back rub, process of many specific ail- Getalife PULSE WRIIER ranks of the employed on a fac- watching a silent film, as but going to a real masseuse ments, it is mainly used in a Comedy is a relative concept. tory assembly line. This would Chaplin's unparalleled pan- is always the best thing," she be the final film in which tomime skills can make you preventative manner. said. Just as our grandparents may Treatments seem most effec- fail to grasp the humor in a Chaplin would portray the laugh out loud or sigh. There is Though alternative heal- with the beloved Tramp character, which no expiration date on this kind tive when used to avoid ill- ing methods aren't always (o:ian O'Brien sketch, many of nesses rather than treat us would be equally straight- he made famous in films like of comedy, and it's a central rea- the most sought out, there "The Gold Rush" and "City son why Chaplin's legacy is sure them. seems to be one general con- faced during a Jack Benny "As the saying goes, 'an calendar monologue. Notions of humor lights." As fans of those films to live on, even beyond our sensus about reflexology, might expect, the Tramp gets modem times. ounce of prevention is worth and that's the relaxation and change from one generation to a pound of cure,'" Lydic said. the next, and as a result, many himself into one jam after well-being felt after most another in the factory, simply People are also becoming treatments. of events great performers lose their more aware of reflexology as comic edge over time. One unable to adapt to the methodi- "A common side effect is a EVENTS, FROM PAGE 7 cal relationship of man and BET YOU DIDNT KNOW: many other alternative heal- good night's sleep," Craven notable exception to this rule is ing methods becoming more the legendary Charlie Chaplin, technology. Even viewers who said, "especially around have never seen "Modem common. finals week," whose unique brand of comedy "Scientists are figuring out Wednesday is on display in this weeks rec- Times" in its entirety are likely to Perfect timing recognize some of the scenes MOST VOICES IN THE FILM ARE why all these complimentary ommended rental, "Modem alternative medicines are from Chaplin's factory mishaps, HEARD ONLY WHEN they are corn- Times." working," Craven said, Jazz Night which include the famous ing from mechanical devices; an Considered by many critics to "including reflexology." SOME LOCAL AREA Easy Street Cafi be Chaplin's greatest work, sequence of the Tramp sliding intentional tie-in to the film's through the turning gears of As for the cost, most treat- OFFERING "Modem Times" isasocial com- themes of dehumanization and 7 p.m. one of the assembly line ments run from $25 to $55 REFLEXOLOGY mentary with as much rele- technology. Euchre, Spades, Billiards vance in 2003 as it had during its machines. per session, depending on Driven to his wit's end by the the practitioner, with ses- From the Heart, Toledo Tournament 1936 release. Though it was pro- CHAPLIN'S TRAMP CHARACTER sions ranging from half an Black Swamp Pub duced almost a decade after the soulless repetition of factory life, SPEAKS FOR THE FIRST TIME dur- hour to one hour. Hands for Health Therapy advent of "talkies." the film is the Tramp is mistaken for a ing the singing waiter scene, but crazy person and sent to a men- Those not wanting to pay Center, Toledo 10 p.m. primarily silent, expressing both not wanting to alienate his fans in for their session before they Dl Mandrel its humor and deeper messages tal institution. Cured from his non-English speaking countries, nervous breakdown and freed, get a chance to try out the Lydic Janice M, LMT, Toledo Nate&Wallys through its elaborate sets and he speaks only in gibberish. treatment can purchase at- the outstanding, physical per- Chaplin's character finds him- home reflexology cards 10 p.m. formances of its actors. self an accidental participant in Taylor Mary F, Therapist, PAULETTE GODDARD NEARLY WON which illustrate the different Watch them Die At the time of its release, a Communist rally, landing him Toledo THE ROLE OF SCARLET 0'HARA in Howards Club H "Modem Times" was a major in jail. The Tramp actually "Gone With the Wind" (1939) movie event, featuring arguably comes to enjoy the comfort and solitude of prison life, but he is the world's first film superstar in THE FILM HELPED CONVINCE THE released on good behavior and BGNEWS the form of the diminutive HOUSE COMMITEE ON UNAMERI- reluctantly returns to the harsh Thursday Englishman, Chaplin. Nearly CAN ACTIVITIES that Chaplin was BRIEFING seventy years later, however, the reality of the outside world. Failing to hold down a job, involved in Communism, which he 10 p.m. film had fallen into something denied. The investigation eventual- R0TC plans the cookoff arrive at 2:30 Chaplin eventually meets a Illicit Citizen along the lines of cult classic sta- ly forced Chaplin to flee America. p.m. Judging begins at 3 tus, still critically praised but young homeless girl played by gameday cookoff p.m. Howard's Club H his real life wife of the time, unknown to most modem audi- "MODERN TIMES" WAS LISTED This Saturday, the Army The cookoff benefits the ences. Thankfully, with the re- Paulerte Goddard. Chaplin's Army ROTC Battallion. And character is smitten, of course, #81 on the American Film ROTC will host their annual release of this film on DVD this Institute's 100 Greatest Movies. for a minimal donation, the fall, a whole new generation has and when the girl is arrested for pre-game Chilli Cookoff. It will be held next to the tick- public is welcome to come et booths in front of Doyt and try each entry begin- Perry Statdium. Entries for ning at 330 p.ra ENJOY! WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday, November 14,2003 9 Bluesman to soothe the walls of Howard's By Sean Corp The two men were close 1985 he sobered up and the love PULSE WR111 R friends, song writers and touring affair he had with the blues was lames Solberg has been travel- mates for years. James even col- reignited. He has been writing, ing the country playing the blues laborated with Luther on many producing and touring ever for over 30 years and he doesn't of his recordings, including "Soul since. When asked why he loves plan on stopping until he dies. Fixin' Man," "Blue Streak." the blues he says, "I just love to Solberg is playing tonight at "Reckless" and "Live in Chicago." play." Simple statements like Howard's Club H and looks for- "Blue Streak" and "Reckless" these typify Solberg. He, like the ward to coming back to the area went on to win W.C Handy music he loves, is about one "I've played in Toledo quite a bit" awards for "Blues Album of the thing: emotional honesty. he says. "They've always Year." responded well to my music." According to an interview on Hopefully, the audience will mnblues.com Solberg said his Discography: have the same enthusiastic relationship with Luther response to his newest material was,"physically, mentally and Solo Albums even though it is quite a depar- emotionally demanding. Living ture from prior efforts. on the edge. Luther had so "Previously I relied heavily on much energy. Luther had the The Hand You're Dealt keyboards, but the new album soulful energy. 1 had the rock (2000) has a lot of guitar," he said. energy." Solberg is proud of his new Solberg also has been through LA Blues (1998) music and is proud of a career his own personal hardships. He One of These Days that has spanned the decades dropped out of high school, and He and his band have been the moved to Chicago as a teenager (1996) recipient of consecutive W.C. hanging in local clubs and bars. See That My Grave is Handy awards for "Blues Band of It was then that he was exposed Kept Clean (1995) the Year" in 1997 and 1998. He to blues, which he would devote has also had the opportunity to the rest of his life to. play with such blues luminaries He struggled for a long time Collaborations with as Jimmy Reed, Stevie Ray battling a drinking problem and Luther Allison Vaughn, Muddy Waters and in 1981 escaped music altogether Luther Allison. and moved back to his home- He had a particularly strong town to repair motorcycles. He Pay it Forward (2002) relationship with Luther. When told mnblues.com, "I was tired of he passed in 1997 lames was the business of music I got back Live in Chicago (1999) inspired to record the album into my childhood love of motor- Reckless (1997) "LA Blues." The record was a cycles. Basically avoided life... I Blue Streak (1995) tribute to a friend and also a way was never going to play again." Photo Provided for James to grieve through his However, Solberg couldn't stay Soul Fixin'Man (1994) music away from music forever. In GOOD BLUES: James Solberg will be playing at Howard's Club H tonight. Doors open at 9 p.m. And the beat goes on and* — on... WILL "All the Small Things," it'll turn concert venues and retail outlets. rest of the world catches on to - Nicole Rominski eight CDs in twelve years, the your stomach to listen to these The artists featured on the CD their music. lead singer in the group, Anton BOWEN remixes. are: Ari Hest, Oval Opus, Pete - EricHann Newcombe, has started his own To Honey Wagon's credit, one Schmidt, The Low life, Ingram MESHELL record label to seek out and help track is tolerable, even enjoyable: Hill, Mer, Brendan Breen, Good NDEGE0CELL0 new talent. The Committee to THIS LONELY the redux of "Adam's Song." It Brother Earl, Julius Bragg, SOMETHING Keep Music Evil, was created in MILE doesn't sound like a bluegrass- Ordinary Peoples, Avert and CORPORATE hopes of providing the promis- style song at all, but more like Melbourne COMFORT WOMAN ing young talent of today with Thrill Records alternative rock. It's sung pas- Some artists, like Oval Opus, the means to become known NORTH sionately and the guitar work is Ordinary Peoples and Brendan Maverick Records young talents. Their music is in a category all nice. It's pretty long, too, which Breen, I am familiar with, but 1 Drive-Thru Records Holy crap. This kid is only 17. isn't a bad thing because they did definitely have gained a few new by itself. The only musician I What have I been doing with my a good job with it. favorites, and plan on watching could even think to compare life? But I don't want you to get the them get their big break soon. It's Meshell is very different from Anton's voice to would have to Fresh-faced and still in high impression that this is a CD always exciting to have one of artists such as Diana Krall, Alicia be Bob Dylans. school (high school?!?), worth anything besides an your favorite unknowns become If you're looking for a modem Keys, andToni Braxton. She In the songs with lyrics, the singer/songwriter Will Bowen expensive frisbee, because it's big-time stars. alternative rock band with an mixes jazz with soul in her LP artist seems to have the whole has already accomplished what not. Maybe bluegrass fans will Pick out your favorites now, original sound, look no further entitled Comfort Woman. There monotone twang that we have many can only dream of. enjoy it, but how many of them these unsigned talents are fast than Something Corporate. is also some reggae involved. come to know so well. As much O.K., so big deal, you say. Any are also into punk rock? And on their way to becoming more The rock band straight out of Meshell has been in the music as the style of each new song kid with a computer and a few how many punk rock fans than just college favorites. Dana Point, California has only business for many years. In may change, that's how much bucks can release a CD these wouldn't mind listening to a little - Andrea Wilhelm been out for a short time, but October of '93 she released her the pitch in the artist's voice days, but this guy is about to bluegrass? There is such a small has already released two CDs, debut album entitled Plantation seems to stay the same. show everyone that he is beyond market for this album that I Leaving Though Vie Window Lullabies. The CD starts off with a mas- his years in talent with his sec- wonder why it was put together. and North, and an EP, Audio Comfort Woman contains a lot sive attention getter, an angry ond CD in less than 12 months. The following sentence is IRS Boxer. Something Corporate of wonderful soulful ballads. answering machine message to A songwriter since the age of proudly touted on the CD's back consists of Clutch on bass guitar, The album begins with the the lead singer. After catching 11 (is this guy for real?), Bowen cover WELCOME TO Brian Ireland on drums, Josh soothing track "Love Song #1." your attention, the band then This song has a dub reggae beat. proceeds to get down to busi- tells stories comparable to the "... Grass Stains - A Bluegrass PLANET IRS Partington and William Tell on likes of John Mayer, grooves like Tribute to Blink-182 will be guitar, and Andrew McMahon Then on the track "ItUowship," ness. a son of Dave Matthews and required listening at roof-raisin' on the piano and lead vocals. sounds of Bob Marley's "Get Up, Although, not all of the songs rocks out with a full band behind Bluegrass hoedowns and punk Universal Records The 19-year-old singer/song- Stand Up" can be heard. contain words, they are still well him like Train or Vertical rock parties across the land." writer's talent is definitely appar- Comfort Woman has the topic put together. The music itself is Horizon. No. Ifyou'regoingtoholda ent while listening to the melod- of love. But this is classic love. terrific, thoroughly enjoyable by From the crunch of "It's About "punk rock party," whatever that ic mix of piano playing with the Not the lyrics of love that itself. But that is the key phrase m in the sentence, "by itself." Time" to the delicate may be, don't play this CD. Your Canada seems to have found a many soundsoftheguitar. Beyonce' Knowies or Li!' Kim "Photograph" and "Standby" to friends will either beat you with a rap group that is proud of where The rhythms are upbeat and would sing or rap about. Where the great Bob Dylan has the grind of "Gone By stick or go lose their lunches out- they come from and are not catchy, the kind that you'd prob- Comfort Woman is basically her excelled, this group seems to Tomorrow," this is one indepen- side. afraid to talk about it. Not very ably catch yourself humming most consistent album that is up come up a little short. dent release that may soon find Maybe both. many rap groups claim they rep- long after listening. to date in sound and also style. Tb be blunt, they don't stand its way to the top. ■Dan Myers resent our friends from up north, What makes this band unique Personally, I consider this out. As good as the music is, I In addition to just being cool, but IRS (Instinctive Reaction to and fun to listen to is that they album a classic in soul music. don't find myself wanting to pop Bowen is currently in Top 10 of Struggle) are not your typical have a catch. The piano playing She is very unique when she cre- this CD in the CD player and unknown artists on Alternative artists. gives the songs their edge and ates her music. sing along. It may be because I Addiction, an online community DECENT The trio made up of Kony when you combine it with the - Gabriel Tirado cant pick out most of the words of tastemakers. Also, he was side XPOSURE: Deez, Black Cat and T.RAC.K.S guitar and the drums, make it or it may be because I can't seem stage support for lohn Mayer grew up in Scarborough, music to anyone's ears. to find the right genre classifica- and Counting Crows at Blossom VOLUME Canada. They contribute their The rhythms may be spectac- BRIAN tion to fit the group in, however, Music Center in August of 2003. unique style and beats to the fact ular but the lyrics are the mean- this group just didn't appeal to So, what were you doing at 17? ONE that they grew up in such a ingful part. Track five is entiUed JONES- me or anyone else that listened - Andrea Wilhelm multi-cultural area compared to "Me and the Moon" and it is the TOWN to it VARIOUS most rap artists. story of a woman who is going to A worldwide known band, The MASSACRE Brian lonestown Massacre writes ARTISTS Their debut album under commit a murder. "It's a good Universal Records, Welcome to year/ For a murder/ She's pulling songs that I think would be bet- HONEY ter to download online than to Planet IRS is nothing short of the trigger/ There's no tears/ ... AND THIS IS Everfine Records Cause he's not here/ She washes purchase in a store. WAGON being unique and back to the OUR MUSIC Decent Xposure: Volume One basics of what rap was meant to her hands/ She fixes the dinner" It's not something you should is just the first verse to this deep pick up if with your hard earned GRASS STAINS- plays like a who's who of college sound like. Every track has a sim- ple but catchy beat that is high- song Tee Pee Records baby-sitting money just because A BLUEGRASS favorites. A compilation CD released by lighted by the lyrical styles of IRS Something Corporate does an you want to "try something TRIBUTE two record executives of Everfine taking turns voicing their opin- amazing job of covering a wide This is definitely the most new." It's one of those CDs you TO BLINK-182 Records (you know... OAR's ions. variety of topics in their lyrics as unique CD I have ever reviewed. should probably borrow from a record company) that features You won't find any guest their other songs are about And by that I mean, it's a sound friend before committing to the CHM Records the best in unsigned talent, appearances by popular female everything from heartbreak to you don't hear very often. Bear $12.99 Media Play price tag. Decent Xposure is pretty great singers on this album because the privileges of being 21 -years- with me as I attempt to explain. If you'd like to try them out, Yes, a bluegrass tribute to considering what it is... IRS are too concerned with cre- old. Consisting of Anton the band will be playing this Blink 182. It's kind of like a unsigned talent. ating good music and not hit With a sort of Jimmy Eat World Newcombe, Dan Allaire, Frankie Wednesday Nov. 19, at France's death metal tribute to While the artists featured may singles like many rap artists sound, Something Corporate Emerson, Tommy Dietrick and in downtown Toledo. I encour- Beethoven's 5th. only somehow be unsigned, they are by no seem to be nowadays. There are exceeds the expectations that are Rick Maymi, The Brian age everyone reading this to find more twisted and wrong. means unknown. The idea also a few instrumental tracks on placed upon up-and-coming Jonestown Massacre has been a friend and check it out. You Frankly, this album should behind the CD is to cross-pro- this album that are worth listen- bands. If you've been following making music since 1991. never know, I could be wrong never have been made. The mote its artists in each home ing to. my reviews at all you know I Having just put out their about something lyrics often Blink-182 songs market represented. Decent IRS has already made an haven't heard too much yet that I eighth CD, the group is gaining -Nichole Rominski remain intact but the tempo, Xposure has merely selected impact on the underground rap think really stands out. popularity all around the world. melodies and basically every- those bands that are touring world. Earlier this year, the group However, I may have found They have influenced multiple thing musical about the original regionally and gaining momen- received the Reel Black award for something with McMahon's bands since their emergence, tracks have been changed to tum. their video "T Dot Anthem." piano playing skills and deep including, but not limited to, The bluegrass style. We here at the BG News were They also won the Future Stars lyrics. So go ahead, part with that Warlocks and the Dandy If you have already listened to lucky enough to get a copy, but Award at Canadian Music Week. hard-earned cash and try out Warhols. any of Blink-182 s songs, and you can pick one up at select Now all they can do is hope the this CD. You won't regret il In addition to putting out most people have at least heard \ 10 Friday, November 14. 2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM UNION MEMBERS PLEAD INNOCENT IN DISPUTE www.bgnews.com/nation CHICAGO — Seven members of Chicago's Motion Picture Projectionists Union pleaded innocent yesterday to charges that they fried to settle labor disputes with three theater chains by setting fires in movie houses in Ohio and nine other states. Trial is set for March 1 for Albin C. Brenkus, 60, of subur- ban Willowbrook, business manager of movie projection- ists Local 110, and six other members of the union. STATE Tornado causes damage in Ohio THC ASSOCIATED PRESS A tornado was responsible for downing trees and power lines and damaging a Rubbermaid plant in a northeast Ohio city, injuring seven people at the busi- ness, investigators said. Wooster had someoftheworst damage from storms triggered by a fast-moving cold front that swept across the state Wednesday night. Investigators were expect- ed to determine the tornado's strength later yesterday, said Bill Comeaux, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Cleveland. "It just came right down the street," said Maureen Cannon of Wboster, whose home and car were damaged. "Someone's roof is in my back yard." Wayne Beaver, a packer at the Rubbermaid plant, was working when he heard rumbling. "When I looked up, the roof started cav- ing in," Beaver said. Residents across the state lost power when winds downed elec- tric lines. At the height of the storm Wednesday night, utilities covering most of the state report- ed about 140,000 customers without power. About 55,000, mostly in northeast Ohio, did not have electricity restored by yes- terday morning. Winds gusting more than 50 PjtBurtAPPlKHo mph yesterday morning swayed traffic lights during the morning WINDY WEATHER: (above) Two people escape injury when this car crashed into a tree blown over during a severe storm with high winds Wednesday in New Philadelphia, commute in Cleveland and Ohio, (below) Charmaine Calhoun, left, and Pamela Clinkscales hold onto each other as they battle the wind yesterday in downtown Cleveland. A cold weather front clashed forced pedestrians downtown to with warmer weather across Ohio late Wednesday, triggering powerful storms that ripped off several house roofs and threatened flooding. The National Weather Service report- hold on their hats and lean into edwind gusts of 50 mphr. the wind to cross the street. The Weather Service reported waves I'm just going to hope for the had hit. causing scratchy throats for of nine to 16 feet on Lake Erie. best," he said. G. Randall Gibbs, 52, who took some. At least three people were Wayne County Sheriff Thomas shelter in his Dover church base- In Toledo, a 61 mph gust was injured as the storm destroyed Maurer said almost every north- ment when the tornado siren recorded Wednesday night and three homes and damaged four south street in Wooster, about 50 went off during choir practice, bricks linered a sidewalk down- others two miles west of Dover- miles south of Cleveland, was returned home and found most town where strong winds dam- New Philadelphia, located 65 blocked by trees knocked down of his house shingles gone and a aged a vacant building undergo- miles south of Cleveland. by the eastbound storm. bam damaged. ing renovation. No one was Paul Derhammer's newly Tom and Brenda Tyree of His smokehouse, 8 feet by 10 injured. opened car dealership building in Wooster, who lost a garage and feet, was thrown on its side. "It In southeast Ohio, schools in Wooster was heavily damaged two trees, headed for their base- picked it up and just threw it 50 Athens, Meigs and Vinton coun- along with most of the 30 vehi- ment after seeing tornado warn- feet," Gibbs said. ties were closed Wednesday cles. Much of the loss was unin- ings. In Springfield near Dayton, 250 because of high water on roads sured. "It was calm. I said nothing was employees of a Dole fresh-veg- from flash flooding caused by "I'm going to go home and say happening," Brenda Tyree said. etable processing plant were heavy rains. 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NATION Kerry loses staff Women4Sor ByrtoHyRam* not really involved with me, spokeswoman for Sen. Edward THE ASSOCIATED PRESS decide to go," Kerry said. Kennedy, D-Mass., and currently CONCORD, N.H, — Robert Gibbs had been chief the spokeswoman for the Democratic presidential hopeful spokesman for the Democratic National John Kerry on yesterday shrugged Massachusetts senator since Convention. off the dismissal of his campaign January. Deputy Finance Director Jordan was replaced Monday manager and the subsequent Carl Chidlow had joined the by Mary Beth Cahill, who was departure of two senior staffers, Kerry campaign a couple of Kennedy's chief of staff. The saying his campaign "will be bet- months after that. Both quit on switch, less than three months ter off moving ahead with people Tuesday after nearly a year on the before voters in Iowa participate who want to be there." Kerry team. in the first-in-the-nation caucus- t In an interview with The "What's important is that I as a es, was designed to jump-start Associated Press, Kerry said the chief executive made a tough Kerry's campaign by signaling to firing of campaign manager Jim decision. And if somebody else is fund-raisers and activists that he Presidei Ionian on Sunday was proof of not loyal to me but is loyal to the was addressing problems that his ability to make tough deci- manager, they don't belong in the have caused his campaign to sions. Within days of Jordan's dis- campaign," he said. "My cam- slump. missal, Kerry's press secretary paign will be better off moving Responding to Kerry's com- www.JohnKerry and deputy finance director quit ahead with people who want to ments, Gibbs said, "I enjoyed "When you change one per- be there. I think it underscores working for Senator Kerry and MmScMBAPPIlMo son, it is not at all unusual that a why I had (o make a change." wish him the best. I believe he will PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Democratic presidential candidate Senator John Kerry, D-Mass.. speaks couple of people that person Gibbs will be replaced by make a great president of the to supporters Sunday, Nov. 2, in Davenport Iowa. Kerry dismissed his campaign manager and two senior hired, that I barely know, who are Stephanie Cutter, a former United Stales." staffers have quit recently but he has continued to move forward in his campaign process. Court halts funds to American Indians ByRotartWrte gressional action. from going forward until Congress The Senate's legal counsel and A group of Indians sued to force demanded and that the accounts THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In September, U.S. District defines the scope and methods to House members from both parties the accounting and in 1999, are likely only off by a few million WASHINGTON — An account Judge Royce Lamberth ordered the be used said the provision is likely uncon- Lamberth ordered the Interior dollars. of money owed to hundreds of Interior Department to conduct a Hours after President Bush stitutional because the adminis- Department to comply with Lawyers for the American thousands of American Indians thorough investigation into signed the bill into law, govern- tration cannot dictate to courts Congress' demands. Indians insist that, with interest, was put on hold yesterday as an money that was supposed to be ment attorneys sought to block how to interpret the law. In September, frustrated at the the account should be worth as appeals court considers whether paid to Indians for oil, gas, timber Lamberth's order, arguing that the Congress created the Indian lack of progress, Lamberth dictat- much as $176 billion and tens of recent action by Congress can and grazing activities on their land new law shields the Interior trust fund in 1887 to manage rev- ed how the accounting should be billions of dollars likely never overturn a federal judge's order. for more than a century. He said Department from the court's enues from parcels designated to done and set strict deadlines for made it to more than 300,000 The U.S. Court of Appeals for the the account must be complete by demands. each tribal member, but the progress. The first was due lo the Indian landowners. District of Columbia Circuit issued 2007. 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