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Speech Unmarried victims' Council considers focuses on protection vanishes writing civil code After Oxford's example, plaint system is a slow process love, sex as it exists currently, Reger said, DOMA shortens span of domestic violence law city of BG would give for example, if a student were Relationship expert tickets, not charges. to complain that they fell on die ice on a resident's property, the hopes to dispel false By Bridget Tbarp incident might not be resolved REPORTER By Bridget Tharp premonitions of love. REPORIER until warmer weather melted the Members of the Wood County Domestic ice, he said. Violence Task force are worried. City officials brainstormed with By Lacen Weber A civil code would decriminal- Unless a new bill passes in the Ohio students last night about a pos- ize minor offenses — such as SENIOR BEP0RTES House of Representatives, local programs sible addition to the city's Code of Love is a four-letter word that not shoveling snow off sidewalks, and services could be cut as an ill effect Ordinances. keeping a barking dog outside, or can cause a mix of emotions and of the Defense of Marriage Act. At last night's Undergraduate parking cars on the grass. City a heap of confusion especially House bill 161 could repair the Student Government meeting, employees or police would have among college students. Tonight holes that the DOMA put in city council officials discussed the option of giving a warning or in room 202A in the Union at 8 domestic violence law. the possibility of adding a civil ticket for the first offense Multi pie p.m„ Mary Beth Bonacci, found- The problems started last code to the city code. offenses may still be punishable er and president of Real Love month, when a Cleveland Visiting city officials included with criminal charges. Incorporated, hopes to dispel judge ruled that the DOMA Mayor John Quinn. Second Ward The campaign to add a civil some of that confusion and pres- could be applied to cases of council member Mike Zickar, code has caught some contro- ent students with an understand- partner abuse. Since the rul- Prosecutor Matt Reger, and At- versy. Zickar said he received an ing of what love really is. ing, unmarried people are Large council member John e-mail from a permanent resi- In her speech, titled "Looking not protected under the Mura. dent of the city, who was worried for the Real Meaning of Love?" Ohio domestic violence Prosecutor Matt Reger said the council was letting students Bonacci will address relationship law. a civil code could resolve com- issues, define the meaning of love Since then, cases plaints more quickly. The com- and answer of partner abuse USG,PAGE 2 the questions that would have surrounding been called "domes- the Christian tic violence" before the teaching on DOMA. must be now filed human sexual- as "assault" for unmarried ity. couples. Former presidential With a bach- This is a problem for vic- elor's degree in tims and law enforcement communica- because repeat offenders house sold this week tion from the MARY BETH would no longer face esca- University of BONOCCI lating charges with each new San Francisco,a SPEAKER offense. Offenders underdomestic House on Hillcrest master'sdegree violence law face increasingly severe Drive stood on market in theology of marriage and fami- degrees of charges. First time domes- ly from the )ohn Paul 11 Institute at tic violence offenders are charged for four months. Lateran University and an honor- with a misdemeanor, but additional ary doctorate in communications incidents could mean felony charges. By Bob Moser and Laura Hoesman from Franciscan University of Assault charges are different because 1HE 8G NEWS Steubenville, Bonacci has spoken they are never escalating charges. Each After living in a condominium to thousands of people across the charge is treated as a first-time misdemean- that cost the University $2,700 United States and internationally or. per month since November since 1986. 2002, yesterday's sale of the 44- For this reason, local experts predict a drop Here in Wood Julie DiFtanco BGNews The event, sponsored by Creed in the number of cases filed under domestic County, the recent reinterpretation of the domes- year-old presidential house will on Campus, has the potential violence law. tic violence law could mean losing grant funded allow President Sidney Ribeau SOLO!: The former presidential to appeal to a majority of the "Domestic violence |rates| will drop dramati- programs that exist to help victims and offend- to move into a new home, which house sold for $415,000. The student population based on cally only because you won't be able to charge ers. cost the BGSU Foundation $1.1 new home on S. Wintergarden the nature of the topic being dis- live-in partners or same sex couples with domes- "The biggest shock to me, was the fact that million. Road cost $1.1 million. cussed. tic violence; it will have to be an assault. The some Iprograms'l funding is based on the fact The home — located at 700 CO-President of Creed on assault crimes will go up, but the domestic vio- that they're going to be dealing with domestic S. VVintcrgarden Rd. — sits on market for about four months Campus, Eline Teixeira, said the lence crimes will drop dramatically," said Wood violence cases," said task force chair Douglas 5.74 acres of property. Adjacent before selling, according to group recognized that Bonacci County Sheriff's Deputy Mary Ann Robinson. Cubberley, who is a probation officer and bailiff to the home is 13.36 acres of Betty Gallagher of Newlove speaks to a wide array of audi- Robinson is a member of the task force and at the Bowling Green municipal court undeveloped land that borders Realty, Inc. ences and asked her to direct her is the Sheriff's department domestic violence "And if law enforcement is required to go ahead the Stone Ridge Golf Club. Both The $415,000 sale price is now speech toward college students. specialist. and start filing cases |of domestic violence as were bought by the Foundation considered University funds, Several members of the organi- "Already we're starting to see motions to dis- assault]... it's possible that some of these places with private donation money in and an undetermined amount zation have heard Bonacci speak miss all over the state of Ohio. We have not had won't be able to provide services," Cubberley May 2004. of it will be used to immedi- that here, but I'm sure it's coming," Robinson The previous house, at 625 INCORPORATED, PAGE 2 said. VIOLENCE,PAGE 2 Hillcrest Dr., had been on the HOUSE, PAGE 2 Job fair targets ed majors A LESSON IN SURVIVAL Fairgoers at the field son why she plans to attend the "It's going to be the one place fair. Skees has six job interviews to meet lots of school districts house can start their already scheduled and is plan- and get your resume out there," teaching careers. ning to spend the entire day at Campbell said. the fair attending Interviews. According to Connie Hunt, By Sandy Meade "I'm looking forward to get- administrative secretary in the REPORTER ting an immediate interview Career Center and coordinator For most of the day today and meeting the school dis- of the fair, the event was created the Perry Field House will be tricts," said Skees, who was an by her office to help students abuzz with graduating educa- education major. "It's not nor- like Skees and Campell find tion majors and representatives mal to just be able to talk to full-time jobs after graduation. from 142 local and out of state these people." . Hunt said that this fair is dif- school districts. Students can pre-schedule ferent from the previous teach- School districts from North interviews using WorkNet for er's fair held late last month Carolina, South Carolina, morning interviews or they can because that event only had Maryland, Georgia, Florida, schedule interviews through mock interviews. Nevada, Kentucky and open registration from 8 to 9:30 "The mock interviews were to California and even the Bering a.m. at the Field House today. help students prepare for actual Straitschooldistrictfrom Alaska Here, students will be able to job interviews," Hunt said. will be making an appearance schedule interviews on the Students planning to attend at the 21st annual Teacher's lob spot. the fair should dress profes- Fair held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This opportunity is one that sionally and bring plenty of today. any student looking for a job in copies of their resumes and/or Like most job fairs, today's the education field should take, cover letters. event will allow students the said Megan Campell, a business Editor's Note: For more infor- opportunity to meet directly education major at BGSU who mation about the Teacher's Job with school officials, cutting plans to attend the fair. She has Fair, contact the Carver Center at down on the competition. one interview scheduled and is (419) 372-2356 or log on to their One Tim BGNews For recent University gradu- also looking to schedule two website at http://www.bgsu.edu/ LEARNING FIRST AID: Julie Trundle (left) applies bandage to Ann Szczepanik (right) during the ate Casey Skees, this is the rea- more through open registra- offices/sa/career/students/index. CPR and First Aid How2Workshop. This was part one of a three-part workshop in first aid. By the tion, she said. html. end of the workshop attendees will be certified in infant, child and adult CPR and first aid.
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SStfitadecriminalize Furnishings to be paid for with Univ. monies HOUSE, FROM PAGE 1 niture piecesl will be moved chasing the house," Dalton said, grants.studentscholarshipsand money is always kept in reserve, minor crimes in," Daltonsaid. "Those that are "and 1 think it's not inappropri- projects like Ribeau's Academic said Doug Smith, president of ately furnish and paint the new appropriate." ate for the University to use its Engagement Initiative, the the Foundation. USB, FROM PAGE 1 home for Kibeau and his fam- Dalton and other University own funds in the future." Foundation completely funds In addition, the purchase ily. The remainder of the funds officials justify the use of While most of the money the Office of Development — of the new home and the $1.1 off loo easy. She worried that an will be put into an account for $415,000 on the home because given to the Foundation is minus employee costs. million fundraising efforts that offense like r.i|X' or illegal drug future renovations and mainte- it is considered University prop- specified for certain causes by The Office of Development preceded it was a one-time gift possession could become pun- nance on the home, said Chris erty. donqrs, there is a deep pool raises private funds for to the University, Smith said. ishable with only a ticket. But I lnlion. senior vice president of He added that along with of money that remains free to University programs like the If the Foundation became Zickar said he assured her that Finance and Administration. serving as Ribeau's residence, use. future Sebo Athletic Center, responsible for the collection was not the case. Some of the furniture from the new home can be used for As of March 31, the Wolfe Center for the Arts and a of furniture and maintenance "We're only talking about low the old house is currently in fundraisers to help bring more Foundation had $3,075,889 variety of student scholarships. money for the home, he said, level offenses," Zickar told those storage and may be considered private donation money to worth of unrestricted earnings But because this office is reli- other departments and pro- present as the USG meeting. for use in Kibcau's new home. BGSU. that could be used for a variety ant on the Foundation for their grams on campus that the Zickar said he and other city Daltonsaid. "I think that the Foundation of things at BGSU. own funding, at least one year's Foundation helps could be hurt officials are open to student sug- "I think some of them (fur- has been very generous in pur- Along with various faculty worth of the Foundation's by not getting that money. gestions about the idea of a civil code, and encouraged those pres- ent at the meeting to contact him with any questions. No one has drafted the language that would IH- included in the civil code yet because council is "still in the Tonight's speaker to discuss love and values brainstorming stage," Zickar said. INCORPORATED, FROM PAGE 1 Teixeira feels that the media "It loses it's special meaning will make love and create love. It alone." The idea of a civil code is mod- doesn't work that way." University senior and core previously and wanted to pres- shapes many students views on because people don't see it as a eled after a similar code in anoth- the meaning of love in relation true gift of love," Teixeria said. Having sex intensifies a bond team member of Creed on er college town. Oxford, Ohio ent students and thecommunity Campus Clarissa Kinzel has with the same opportunity, to sex. She feels Bonacci will The actual definition of love between two people making it — home of Miami University offer a different perspective and is something that Bonacci will more difficult to walk away if attended oneofBonacci'sspeech — has been a model for the city "Everyone knew how good she and said she walked away with was and wanted her to come to will clarify misconceptions sur- touch in during her speech. Part they are not right for each other, of Bowling Green, Regar said. A rounding the subject. of the danger that exists is when Bonacci said a deeper understanding of the group of council members even the BG community so they could "Hormones are released in importance of finding someone have the opportunity to learn as "She'll talk about sex, love people feel that love can't be visited the city to discuss the code, and relationships in a way that defined. sex that bind people together," of quality rather than settling for Oxford's civil code was ineaiil to well.' Teixeira said. less. After struggling with issues of especially students don't know "If you can't define what love she said. "It takes away clarity clean up litter in the town, but i \isis," she said. is, it's meaningless," Bonacci of thought and reason to walk "It's okay to be single for a once that problem was solved, love and relationships in college, while," Kinzel said, "You have to Bonacd decided she wanted to Being confronted with sex is said. "It means nothing unless away." the civil code was expanded, something causes fear among we define it." Bonacci. a single woman, feels be patient" prosecutor Heger said. make a career out of educating lite hour and a half long event, pel i| ili' about similar topics. some people. People grow up Love is something that every- that people need to build a life for "This is a quality-of-life issue." believing sex is bad and the one desires. It's the most basic themselves and be completely Bonacci hopes, will provide stu- councilman Muni said of the "Love is the root of struggle dents with a sense of their own and unhappiness among college Catholic church says sex is a human need on an emotional fulfilled before inviting someone issue. gift from God and it should be level and many people have the to share their life with them. dignity, their own importance Zickar called a civil code "a win- Students," she said. "Ir's an age and worthiness. when lliey siarl thinking about enjoyed inside the context of misconception that sex will cre- "We are set up to believe we win legislation." marriage, Teixeria said. ate love, Bonacci said. need to fulfill that need for love "You don't have to trade your- Zickar also suggested that a marriage and about the future. self, because you have incredible 1 There's a lot of pressure to have Sex has become casual and is "We call sex making love," she right now," Bonacci said. "Then civil code could Ix expanded not viewed as special. said. "We buy into the idea that it we think if we let go, we'll be all dignity." in Bowling Green to help lesson somebody nout charges against violators of the nuisance party ordinance. To date, 46 people have been cited for violations of the nui- sance party ordinance. Most of those were cited at the begin- ning of fall semester, when the Domestic violence statistics to be misleading weather was warm and law was still new. Since November, only VIOLENCE, FROM PAGE 1 category of assault, Schaefer may for women who are in domestic victims are live-in partners, state- enforcement officers and social 2 people have been cited. Hc^ci soon have fewer clients. violence situations," said victim wide percentages show that most service providers, Cubberly said. said. said. "It's going to probably affect advocate Kathy Mull, who is the victims fall into one of three cate- The task force began in the late Prosecutor Heger suggested Thai could mean limits on who gets to the program, because VITAL Program Coordinator gories: "wife," "live-in partner," or 1980s, but it stopped meeting that students throwing parties counseling for abusere. everyone I work with is court at the Phoenix Connection in "other." This is according to sta- about three years ago, task force should contact their neighbors Dr. Daniel Schaefer is a psy- ordered," Schaefer said. Bowling Green. tistics from 2003 from the Ohio chair Cubberly said. Cubberly to avoid being cited under the chologist from Person to Person Schaefer's clients are sent to "The majority of the women Bureau of Criminal Identification reunited the task force at the nuisance part)" ordinance. Resources, in Perrysburg, He him for counseling when they who report domestic violence and Investigation. These statis- beginning of this year, and mem- Citations are based on cOfll- counsels abusive offenders who are convicted of domestic vio- lin the areal arc in live-in situa- tics were recorded before DOMA bers plan to meet monthly. Last plaints from neighbors. Heger are convicted under the domes- lence charges. tions and they're not married," went into effect Thursday was the group's third said. tic violence law. But if more "I've only had one guy in four she said. "1 think that's going to Across the state of Ohio in meeting this year. cases of abuse now fall into the years refer himself to this pro- cause a huge problem." 2003, about 17 percent of report- "We're all going to get togeth- gram. And then as soon as his In Wood County, records show ed victims of domestic violence er and we're going to see if the wife came back, he left |the pro- more abuse against unmarried were live-in partners. county and this area is doing graml. So, it's the court that gets people than against married Another chunk of reported everything they can in response STUDEMTTRAVEL these people here and makes people in Ohio statewide aver- victims fell into the category of to domestic violence." he said. them stay," Schaefer said. ages. "other," which was another 14 "|So far. we'rel just trying to Best of Summer "Yeah, Issue 1 (DOMA| has Although Wood County percent of the study. Wives were analyze where we are and see definitely become a big problem records show that the majority of about 20 percent of victims and where the loopholes are," husbands at 7 percent, with a Cubberly said. "And I think this statewide total of 50,247 reported whole domestic violence law The Office of Undergraduate Research victims in 2003. issue is just another thing that's Europe is pleased to announce: The only category of victims come up in the last 3 months." that showed smaller percent- "We feel like we're doing a The 1" BGSU ages than husbands were former pretty decent job," he said and spouses at 2 percent and law offi- added, "but we're interested in Spring Symposium on cers at less than one percent of being more proactive and taking Eurail Undergraduate Research reported victims. an more of educational stance Wood County's Domestic and getting more education out Passes will be held Violence Task force is a group there, because (domestic vio- .„$234 of professionals who "have a lence] h a huge issue that many April 18,2005 stake in the issue," including law times does not get addressed 9 am to 5pm in the Multipurpose Room Bowen-Thompson Student Union [Abstracts due March 25,2005] Your Summer Travel The purpose of this event is to celebrate the scholarly accomplishments of out undergraduate students by providing them with a venue in which to Read Daniel Headquarters share the results of their work with all members of the BGSU learning BGNEWS community. Undergraduates in all disciplines are invited to present the Boudreau's new results of their independent research projects and other creative activities. BRIEFING All University students, faculty and staff, plus community members and column! friends are invited to attend. Details on how you can patticipate in this year's symposium can be found at: Tomorrow morning, (800)965.0343 http://www.bgsu edu/oftices/our/SpringSymposium.hlm USG vote will end See page 4. Today is the last full day to vote in the Undergraduate Student Government elec- tions. Voting is entirely online this year. Imagine... Any student who wishes to vote should go to the Bowling Green State University homepage at www.bgsu.edu * attending a campus close to your home and look halfway down the page for the words 2005 USG * exploring a degree program Online Election. * catching up on a few credits Click on the words and you can access an electronic bal- * getting a jump on fall lot Voting is open until 8 am * saving money tomorrow morning. The election will choose ■k focusing on that one challenging class president, vice president, at- iarge senators, off-campus senators, minority affair sena- tors and senators mat rcprc- We provide more than 4,100 class sections and 200 credit sent their colleges. Iliis year there are three and noncredit workshops, offered days, evenings and teams who desire to serve the presidential/vice presidential weekends throughout our eight campus system. positions of use, Last year 377 students voted in the USG ejections. 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8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Come study by the fireplace leaching job fair Noon -1:15 p.m. in the 3rd Floor Lounge of the You must be registered with the Arts & Sciences Forum Luncheon Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Career Center's WorkNet system (reservations required) Free hot chocolate and coffee to sign-up for interviews. "The Slave Ship: A Human Union third floor lounge Open times to walk through History ol an Inhuman Vessel." the fair are from 8:00-9:30a.m. Reservations were required by 7:30 p.m. The rest of the fair is strictly for Thursday. April 7. Contact the Inch'Allah Dimanche, Films in scheduled interview times College Office at (419) 372-2340 French. 1990 For further information, contact or [email protected]. A poignant, often humorous the Career Center @ Union room 202B portrait of an Arab woman's 419-372-2356. initiation into French provincial Perry Fieldhouse 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. life in the mid-1970s For More Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Information Contact: Department Pholo Provided - Skee Week, ot Romance Languages CONGRATS: Members of the Alpha Phi Omega, a co-ed service fraternity, smile as they show off two of their 8 a.m.-11 p.m. "1 Love My Body" - AKAerobics Gish Film Theater. Hanna Hall newly-received awards. Row 1 Left to Right: Aysen Ulupinar, Ann Roos and Kari Rood. Row 2 Left to Right: Contemporary African Art Exhibit with Hip Hop aerobics instructor Stephen Kovach, Pat Bickley and Nicole Falk. "Meeting Place" is an exhibi- Sheila Brown at the Student Rec 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. tion of the work of Richard Center Writers Group Razafindrakoto, painter, poet Student Recreation Center Open to anyone in the BGSU and installation artist from the community For further informa- APO celebrates new awards Madagascar Republic, and the 6 p.m. tion, contact Teresa Milbrodt at current Jane Labino-Black Artist- 6 O'clock Talk Series 372-9683 or terrian@bgnet. Reorganization of Zeta Kappa chapter has won this helping out various programs in in-Residence in the School of Art. What are the medical, legal and bgsu.edu. Meets every Tuesday award, either. the area. Kadi week, members BGSU. The exhibition is free and ethical issues surrounding egg/ from 7:30-8:30 p.m. officer posts was a key The fraternity made many can go serve food to die needy at open to the public. The exhibi- sperm donation and surrogate The Women's Center. 107Hanna factor in one award. changes within the chapter Mai'tha's kitchen, a soup kitchen tion will run April 11-23, and mothering? Hall over the past year to earn die in Bowling Creen. Also, members will have an accompanying art Sponsored bytheBowen- By Titfani McKenzie second award for most improved of the chapter volunteer at Ibsina opening on Wednesday. April 13 Thompson Student Union 8 - 9:30 p.m. CAMPUS IlltS EDITOR chapter. Lott, a school for older, mentally at 8:15 p.m.. Programming. Looking for the REAL meaning of ill people in I'oledo. Keepers food Court Union room 315 LOVE? In the past week, one of ihe Among the changes was the restructuring of the executive Tile fraternity takes pan in Union room 202A fraternities on campus was given hoard of the chapter to combat fundraising events such as Dance 10 -11a.m. 7 - 8:30 p.m. two awards for all their hard work Maradion and their own annual and achievements. communication issues, accord- Women's Dissertation Writing Communication Studies Keynote 8 p.m. ing lo Kovach. It was originally Hock-a-thon. lor Hock-a-thon. Speaker Spirits from the Sky: the star The Zeta Kappa chapter Group composed of 10 officers and has members of die fraternity go to Contact Maria DeRose for further Jeffrey Simpson, national affairs world of the Pawnee. of Alpha Phi Omega, a co-ed been limited to five. Hie fraterni- local businesses to donate items service fraternity, was presented details: mderose@bgnet bgsu. columnist lor the Toronto Globe For more information contact: ty consists of .in executive hoard or money to put into a basket edu. Meets every Tuesday from and Mail, will discuss "Writing Physics & Astronomy Dept. (419) widi the H. Roe Bartle Chapter and a chapter council. Currendy, dial will be raffled off at the end Award from the National office 10:00-11:00 a.m. Across Borders: Canada-US 372-2421 the chapter has 55 active mem- of Hock-a-thon. The members The Women's Center. 107Hanna Perspectives" BGSU Planetarium 112 Physical for Outstanding Achievement bers and 15 pledges. dien rock in a rocking chair for in Chapter Administration and Hall Free. For more information, con- Sciences Lab Bldg "With the new structure tak- 32 hours. The money from the tact: [email protected] Program during 2004-200.1 and ing place Ulis spring, the overall raffle goes lo support a charity or the Most Improved Chapter 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Union room 202B 9:30 p.m. ted ol our chapter has improved group of the fraternity's choice. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Free UA0 Movie "Closer" Award. drastic -ally," Kovach said. This past year, the money went The H. Roe Bartle Chapter Skee Week 7-10 p.m. Sponsored by University Activities Kristel Clarke, new member- to the Hurricane Belief Fund for Union multipurpose room Fireside Tuesdays Organization Award recognizes the chapters of ship development chair for Alpha the victims of the hurricanes in Alpha Phi Omega which achieve Phi Omega has found the chang- Florida. and maintain high standards in es to be a positive thing for the Alpha Phi Omega will be host- all aspects of their operations. chapter as well. ing ihe annual Black Swamp Cirl It provides an opportunity to "Our chapter has been really Scout Badge Day on Saturday, document what was supportive of all die changes." Chapter members will help Girl accomplished during the Clarke said. "All in all, it's just Scouts from all over the area to previous academic year and to been everybody getting along earn their badges. set goals for the current year, and cooperating to make it according to Sieve Kovach, happen." president of Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Phi Omega focuses 3U3WT This is not die first time the on friendship and service by YOUK t\P DAILY ADVISING TIP I ONUm [j
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As the days remaining in to form or join a union." this academic year slip This is in direct violation of positions of the Pope. How DANIEL ONTHE STREET Column lacked could the Pope represent the tra- away as fast as \\"s bogus BOUDREAU the law of die land. The NIJW claim of a "mandate" (an AP protects workers' rights to form What do you feel is the ditions of die Catholic Church! Opinion Columnist I low could he simultaneously poll from last week shows that unions and collectively bargain. biggest issue for the insight into the the president's approval rating, This is a right even supported oppose things like euthanasia, at 44 percent, is lower than any and now have a sinking feeling and protected by the 1948 next USG president? Catholic faith abortion, birth control, the death e\ et recorded this early in a that these ideas and this Universal Declaration of penalty and war! How could any president's second term), main knowledge seem to be about as 11uman Rights. TThis letter is in response one person possibly do diat? soon-to-be-ex-studentsare richly rewarded in our society Yet in Bush's America this is to Megan Schmidt's let me edify you, Megan. The pondering just what I hey are as the ability to wiggle one's ears, a law that is routinely violated incredibly shortsighted Pope represents the Catholic going in do with their lives. I have this to suggest: (k> save without any real fear of punish- article in the BG News on April Church, and if you don't like it, Thousands of people on ibis your country. ment as the NIRB has been sev- 8. 1 find it interesting that, on you don't have to be a Catholic campus are somewhere in the find work within what is going erally stripped of funding by the the day of the Pope's funeral, — that was the essence of John midst ola job search, or are to be the major American banlc current administration. seemingly without provocation, Paul II. dreading that search and of the 21 st century: The fight for l-ortunately there is also a Megan sees fit to spew her anti- putting it off. workers' rights and their ability growing labor movement in Catholic hate. MATTHEW FRIED Before I say any to unionize. this nation. A movement that is She tries, unsuccessfully, to SENIOR mgfriediffbgnct.bgsu.edu more on the topic, I read in an article in meeting with success in many VANESSA SAGOLI remedy the seemingly disparate let me first "Why not The Nation last week parts of the nation, organizing congratulate all consider that a new poll shows some of the most exploited JUNIOR, BUSINESS graduating that "some 57 million workers within our economy — work that "Parking is a students, and saj non-union workers the people who clean the offices disaster!" that I since iii\ puts you at in the United States and institutions us college Join in the fight for hope they are filled say they would form educated people work in. the with pride, while the center a union tomorrow if people who pick the produce also having some of this given the chance." served up to us in die understanding of The article, by restaurants we can afford to cat women's pay equity how lucky they are struggle, one Stewart Acuff, went on at, the people that do the work According to a 2004 that, when to point out diat for that keeps us all living at a level U.S. census report. "especially women and of comfort unknown to most On Tuesday, April DIANE 19, members of the only 2B percent successful, people of color, having other nations on diis globe. REGAN Bowling Cireen branch of respondents 25 a union is often the Why not consider work that will of the American Association or older reported difference between puts you at the center of this President, Bowling Green they had attained a ultimately living in or out struggle, one that, when of University Women (AAUW) Branch of AAUW bachelor's degree. of poverty." successful, will ultimately bring COURTNEY UESLING will join with women and men bring some across the U.S. in a national day It's always wise to I've long been aware some balance to an economy nSOPHOMORE, BIOLOGY offer solutions to wage discrimi- of action, Equal Pay Day.This count your bless- balance to of the large-scale that cutrendy breeds injustice? nation. In Bowling Green, branch day is important because it ings while remain- union-busting efforts Why not take a job where you "The three-student members will be available that an economy marks — in terms of wage equi- ing cognizant of that big business has can use the privilege of your housing rule day in the Bowen-Thompson ty — the length of time it takes the limits on others' that always employed, college degree to fight for the Student Union from noon — 1 off-campus." the average female worker to opportunities. and that those efforts violated rights of others? pm. with a "sliding scale" sale currently make the wages earned by the Many of you caused unions to Okay, so you won't get rich that will clearly point up die dis- have acquired breeds shrink from their working in these kinds of jobs, average man by December 31 of the previous year. crepancy between the genders unique training or injustice?" peak in 1955, when but most of them do continue to related to wages and possess talents diat one-third of all U.S. offer the sorts of benefit On a national level, according to the "Women in what that means in make the job mar- workers belonged to packages that are quickly van- terms of an individu- ket an exciting and welcoming a union, to today when union ishing in many other professions. U.S. Census Bureau, Ohio earn women are paid only al's purchasing power. place. Many of you have already membership stands at just 12.5 Your parents might at first just $. 73 We will also have lit- landed jobs. Mam others have percent of the working be dismayed by your choice $.76 for every $1.00 that a man is paid. erature available that been singularly directed for long population. of career. But in the long run, for every Given this current provides the facts to time and have known for years I'm also aware that labor when they see you doing work situation, women $1.00 earned support our conten- what you wanted to be. lb all unions have long been a prime in which you put the courage of CHAD BENNES tion that the gender of you: Congratulations! Well- can only "catch up" by a man, target of die nation's your convictions into play, rather wage gap is real. done! Now, oft you go... I want corporate-beholden political SENIOR, MARKETING by working more than work where you're simply ranking Why locate the to talk with those of you who are right wing and thai Bush is than 100 days extra. chasing a paycheck and "Renovate the dorms saleintheBTSU?We beginning to wonder just what largely considered to be most The equity issue for Ohio 44th in winding-up bleary-eyed and — they're getting think that most col- the luck you can do with diat anti-labor president in history. burnt-out by 30, they will know the working women the nation lege students, partic- degree in the less-fhan-practical What was news to me was diat that tiieir investment in your pretty run-down." of Ohio is even more ularly women, think major dial captured your heart, more than 20.000 US workers education has paid-off gloriously. dire. Women in Ohio by this that the battle for yet alarmed your parents have been fired or discriminated And anyway, if current cam just $.73 for measure."" equity in the work- If you went with your heart against for union activities in the economic trends continue, and every $1.00 earned by and used y our four years of last year, according to a National if we don't step up to oppose a man, ranking Ohio place is over and that it is a "old" issue. college to study philosophy, art. labor Relations Board, the feder- them, thai fancy college degree 44th in the nation by this mea- culture, literature, or the like. al agency charged with enforcing of yours might only be able to sure. AAUW believes that closing From the perspective of those ratiicr than something more the National labor Relations Act. land you employment at the the wage gap would improve the of us in the workplace, we have marketable and "practical," and "That amounts," Acuff tells us, local, non-unionized, Wal-Mart. economic level of thousands of a different experience to share: are now perhaps regretting to a worker in this country being women and children. while women have made having filled your head with "big fired or discriminated against If women were to earn the tremendous gains in educational ideas" and knowledge of other every twenty-six minutes for Send comments to Daniel at same wages as their male accomplishments, the fan is that times, cultures, and perspectives, exercising die basic human right dbmulret/i'bgnet.btpu.edti counterparts, the average family one they exited the school-doors, income would rise by $4,000 a MIKE SHULTZ equity in the workplace didn't year reducing the poverty rate by necessarily follow. JUNIOR, IPC half. For this reason, our organi- All university members are Send your thoughts and comments to "Do something about zation believes that addressing invited to stop by the AAUW this persistent inequity is good table on Tuesday, April 19 to tuition because I'm for the state as well as the nation. learn more about these "gains in us at [email protected], or visit us broke!" Here in Ohio, on April 19th. learning but gaps in earning!" we join with other AAUW Please join us in our effort to online at http://www.bgnews.com. branches to educate women and educate and bring about equity men about pay inequity and to for women and girls.
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■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM OPINION Tuesday. April 12. 2005 5 Prince Charles could learn from the Pope What happened to The pageani ry and pomp horse race), then the televised compass. They are looking for of the Pope's funeral this AMANDA coverage of the royal wedding. something to believe in and past week trumped ihe HOOPER It is a far cry from the miles of leaders who inspire them. It's a usually favored ceremonious cheering crowds in 1981 when lonely road without with out a real news coverage? I r adit Ion of choice — the Opinion Columnist Prince Charles married guide or a map. The pope was happenings of England's Princess Diana. that light to billions across the SHANA violence equals etc. royal family. Prince Charles' illicit affair world, not just to Catholics, but This type of information pain. Dun vu riflced heart and DANIELSON presentation is dangerous for Prince Charles' marriage to dignity in a selfish affair. with Camilla during his as a representation to all faiths. Camilla Parker Bowles marriage to Diana and the cold The media loved the Pope several reasons. First, it does too Mnce < liailcs and Camilla U-Wire Columnist well what it was designed for consecrating years of hidden arc finally united in marriage treatment she received from the when he championed human The Arkansas Traveler love, separation and infidelity royal family stained his image. - it blurs the lines of news and and the question remains, does rights and social justice and University of Arkansas entertainment to the point that finally happened Saturday inn-low justify any and afl Royalty in Britain is like opposed war. afternoon after being behavior? a more incredible form of However, when he stood firm There has long been a the distinction becomes preempted for Pope fcihn Paul American celebrity. Prince indecipherable, and the truth Why does selfish and against homosexuality, abortion merger of sorts in progress becomes hard to pinpoint. the 2nd funeral Friday. . destnictive behavior occur in Charies is a celebrity and a and the ordainment of women on the front page of news Over two million mournei - leader who has the ability to set he was declared out of touch Tabloids and reliable sources the name of love? Marriage is sources across America. It arc getting harder and harder poured into the streets for the supposed to be the crowning an example and high standards and resistant to progression. started with splashy color, Pope's funeral and to pay their picture of love, but this mar- for his country or to contribute The media also pursued any shorter articles and more to tell apart. It used to be that last respects. to the moral decline. scrap of gossip or information the National Enquirer and the riage is a modem distortion of eye-catching headlines. But as Weekly World News were obvi- He was a man whose talk egocentric grasps for fulfillment. Morally weak leaders can on Prince Charles with time has gone on, this integra- matched his walk. 1 le Stood The Popes steadfast and uplift or they can dishearten unrelenting and sometimes tion has seeped into the content ous in there preposterous stories, steadfast in his faith and their people. Mass attendance ruthless obsession. doctored photos and cheap selfless commitment to people of the newspapers, as well. production. But more recent refused to compromise and his finn dedication to is down for American Catholics In the end, the people were It was first referred to as "info- traditional principles to become after child molestation charges able to distinguish for them- entries into the market of tabloid principle founded on faith is a tainement," some well-intended reporting (i.e. Star, Us Weekly, "more relevant". more complete portrait of love. rocked the public image of the selves the difference between a push to make Americans more He prayed four hours a day, church. The leaders wasted man who handled power with In Touch I have become highly Despite embracing "modern- informed without them real- glossy, well-produced and but he was not disconnected ism'' in issues of divorce, remar- their position and power. humility and reverence and the izing it — candy-coat breaking from the world. He was an However, around the world, confuse by resembling other riage and infidelity, the British self absorbed Prince. news with bigger pictures, fewer more reliable publications. intellectual who spoke eight find their prince to be increas- particularly in South America Obviously Britain's royal words and more sensationalism. languages and an adventurer and Africa, Catholicism family and the Catholic Church But possibly even more ingly irrelevant. Maybe he is a And more newspapers sell while destructive than the blurring who traveled to 129 countries. "iikr guy" who made mistakes, flourished as they looked to have to make certain more Americans show at least He was a rock in his faith and Pope |i ihii Paul II as the leader adjustments through time. that is taking place, this but he does not inspire the pop- some semblance of education movement is dangerous because a servant to the worid whose ulace. They don) care anymore. of the faith The people will look to their about the world that surrounds death sparked mass reverence- of its knack for oversimplifying ! he vapid shallow appearance Why was the Pope so popular, leaders and while Catholicism's them. It appears to be a win-win the complex. While equating for his life and mourning for our ill this royal Prince's life doesn't especially with young people influence flourished under a situation, but this movement's collective loss. issues with certain people or encourage his people. who typically rebel against great man, the monarchy's effect seems to have slowly stories can sometimes be done Across Europe, Prince Charles Prince Charles was born into tradition? He modeled influence continues to diminish changed the focus of news and his long-time love Camilla consistency while others under a weak one. successfully, many issues are the spotlight, but he has sources all together. just too complex to be shelved sealed the knot. All it cost them managed to squander his modeled contradictions. It has long been a staple of was two marriages, four In this worid people are not or scrutinized in that way. The position as a leader. fiction writing to attach the recent coverage of the war in children in broken homes, More Britons watched the looking for moral relativism, Send comments to Amanda reader to a character. The more public humiliation and private they are looking for a moral at [email protected]. Iraq serves as an example of an Grand National Bandstand (a real and devastating a fictional issue that was presented across life can be, the more people the media too simply seem to be drawn to it. As even respectable This is the same concept that publications stooped to miming leres to wakma up has long governed the classic humping pictures of the two soap opera in print or through world leaders involved with bold early on TW weekend the television screen, and it has orovcrzealous headlines, the lid YOU made that empire amazingly conflict became less a war of two for no reason successful. So in the pursuit to countries and much more a war balance journalism, why not of two people: Saddam Hussein cash in on a and President George W. Bush. guaranteed formula? This "central plot" type of MEXICO Thus, this country has become thinking encourages ignorance a personality driven nation. Take in that it allows the news CITY SINKS a glance across today's headlines. consumer to write tilings off too What is it that is being focused quickly, choose sides and never ABOUT 10 on? The majority of stories can examine the core of what be summed up with a name: is going on. INCHES A Michael lackson, Prince Charles, 1 his need for actual truth Martha Stewart. instead must become a YEAR. A large amount of the world personal revolution. is busy mourning the death of The solution may be a matter one pope and eagerly awaiting (il each concerned person the announcement of the next. striving to become more The breakup of celebrity couples informed on his own, takes premium news space consulting multiple sources, Important issues even have gathering several opinions and a name and a face attached: seeking the truth of the matter. Having a living will equals Terry Interesting that this used to be Cartoon by Martrl Whltt the BG News Schaivo equals danger of school what journalists did.
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www.bgnews.com/nation WOMEN DEBATE ON BREAST-IMPLANTS WASHINGTON (AP) — Thirteen years after most use of silicone-gel breast implants was banned, the government reopened emotional debate yesterday on whether to lift the restrictions — despite lingering questions about how often the devices can break inside women's bodies. MTI0N Democrats oppose Bolton nomination Critics question the about Bolton's nomination, cit- mass destruction in Iraq has ing doubts about his "diplomatic led some people to question nominee because of his temperament," his statements our goodwill and credibility," criticism on U.N. about the U.N. and interna- Bolton responded. tional laws and treaties, and his He noted that the U.N. has ByBanySchweid leadership on weapons threats in both strengths and weakness- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS places like North Korea and Iran. es and said that if confirmed "In my judgment," Biden he would try to help forge a WASHINGTON — John Ft said, "your judgment stronger relationship Bolton, a blunt diplomat whose about how to deal between the United nomination as U.S. ambassador with the emerging "In the States and the U.N., to the United Nations is opposed threats have not been diplomatic "which depends by most Democrats and some particularly useful." criticallyonAmerican in the foreign policy establish- Sen. George Allen, world, leadership." He said ment, pledged yesterday to help li-Va., however, called neither he aimed not just to strengthen an institution that has Bolton "the absolute bluntness promote American occasionally "gone oil track." perfect person for Interests at the The Bush administra- the job." nor world body. tion is committed to the Bolton, 56, has rhetorical Bolton also success of the U.N., Bolton, the served in the past took a critical tack, undersecretary of state, said on three Republican sensitivity is saying the U.N. the first day of his confirmation administrations a virtue in General Assembly hearing before die Senate foreign and been one of his needs to focus more Delations Committee, lie told party's strongest itself." on human rights lawmakers that "we view the U.N. conservative voices violators and interna- Dennis Cook AP Photo as an important component of on foreign affairs RICHARD WEAR, tional terrorism. SPEAKING HIS THOUGHTS: John Bolton appears before (he Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Capital our diplomacy." issues. He is now the SENATOR "We must work to Hill yesterday, on his nomination to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. President Bush's selection of administration's arms galvanize the General Bolton last month has stirred control chief. Assembly to focus Department official. sensirivily is a virtue in itself," the with respect for diplomacy, who controversy because of his Bolton was asked about its attention on issues of true Sen. Kichard Lugar, the Indiana Republican said. "There believes in the United Nations expressions of disdain for the the impact on American importance." he said. foreign Relations Committee are times when blunt talk serves despite its flaws," he said. U.N. and the blunt criticism standing overseas of the flawed "Sadly, there have been times chairman, talked at length about a policy purpose; other times it "I'm surprised the he has leveled at North Korea U.S. intelligence on weapons when the General Assembly has the controversy over Bolton, does not" nominee wants the job he's been and other countries and arms of mass destruction in Iraq — gone off track," he added, citing saying opponents have criticized Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., nominated for, given the many control treaties. displayed withmuchfanfareatthc the "abominable" resolution that him as "abrasive, confrontational said he had serious questions negative things he's had to say The committee's top Democrat, U.N. by former Secretary of State equated Zionism with racism. It and insensitive." about Bolton's "commitment to about the U.N.," Biden said. Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware, Colin Powell. "Unquestionably was repealed in 1991, with Bolton "In the diplomatic world, the U.N." expressed his "grave concern' the failure to find weapons of playing a leading role as a State neither bluntness nor rhetorical "It is critical we have someone UNITED NATIONS, PAGE 7
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Akbar's mind, and had been there 15 years," defense By Estes Thompson lawyer Maj. Dan Brookhart told IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS the military jury in his opening FORT BRAGG, N.C. — An statement. Army sergeant charged with a Brookhart said Akbar's mental illness stemmed from grenade attack that killed two U.S. officers in Kuwait went the sexual abuse of his sis- on trial yesterday, with his ter by his stepfather, and as a lawyer trying to stave off a teenager he was diagnosed with depression and an adjustment possible death sentence by argu- disorder. He also developed a ing that his client suffered from sleep disorder and sometimes mental illness. fell asleep while standing up. But a military prosecutor In the Army, his problems led said Sgt. Hasan Akbar knew to Akbar being exactly what he was demoted from doing, pointing to "I've seen a squad leader's his detailed diary position and being entries before the movies, given menial duties March 2003 attack Hollywood in his combat and the fact that he movies, and engineer company. stole the grenades "He was and cut power grenades basically a failure as to his camp just sounded like a soldier," Brookharj before striking. said. I le noted Premeditation is that." that as the 101st the central issue in awaited orders to the court-martial CAPT. MARK WISHER. invade Iraq in the of the 33-ycar-old spring of 2003, Akbar, who con- PRESENT DURING GRENADE ATTACK Akbar was panicked fessed several times by talk among his and allegedly told colleagues about Gerry Bioome AP ' investigators he carried out the their plans to kill Iraqis and PREPARING FOR TRIAL: Sgt. Hasan Akbar is led from the Staff Judge Advocate Building at Fort Bragg, N.C. yesterday, after the first day of his attack in the opening days of rape women. military trial. Akbar is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and faces a possible death serttence. the Iraq war because he was Military prosecutor Capt. worried that U.S. forces would lohn Benson countered that harm fellow Muslims. evidence indicates Akbar did The brigade was on alert for opened fire with a rifle in the side of his body and suffered a grenades sounded like that," With the fact of the attack extensive planning. In diary an enemy attack. Benson said, ensuing chaos. collapsed lung, lacerated liver said Wisher. not in dispute, his lawyers entries and actions — which but "their enemy was already One of the wounded, and punctured diaphragm. The court-martial marks the hope to spare him a possible included stealing grenades and inside the wire." Capt. Mark Wisher, testified "I heard something hit the first dine since theV letnamWai death penalty lor premeditated turning off a generator that Fourteen soldiers were yesterday about being blown wooden floor of our tent that a soldier has hem prose- murder by alleging a history lit the camp — Akbar laid the wounded, either by the through the air by the blast. and then bounce. I've seen cuted for the murder of another of mental illness that stretched groundwork for his fatal attack. grenades or when Akbar He was wounded on the right movies, Hollywood movies, and soldier during wartime. Bolton faces tough critics in Senate confirmation hearing UNITED NATIONS, FROM PAGE 6 who disagreed with him. l.ugar Secretary ol Mate Condoleezza the nomination. spokesman Stephen Hourahan shows up" at the healing. agreed the senators should lx' Rice also defended Bolton, The outcome could said the senator was lean- "You said all the rights things Three protesters briefly able to interview at least two saying he is a good negotiator depend on moderate Sen, ing toward supporting Bolton in your opening statement," interrupted the proceedings, more officials and have access and would be great in the U.N. Lincoln Chafee, R-R.l. Chafee "unless something surprising Chafee told Bolton. standing up in succession with to more documents. environment despite perhaps pink T-shirts and banners, one For his part, Bolton testified, lacking subtlety reading: "Diplomat for hire. No "I did not seek to have these Republicans control the bully please." people fired, I did not seek to Foreign Relations Committee by Critics of Bolton cite his have them discharged. I said 1 10-8. and l.ugar hopes for a vote comment from that 1994 speech had lost my mist in their views." on the nomination Thursday. that it would not matter if the In a recent interview Most, if not all, panel Democrats top 10 stories of the 39-floor with The Associated Press, are expected to oppose U.N. headquarters building in New York were lost. "There's not a bureaucracy in the world that couldn't be made Apartments for Rent! leaner," responded Bolton. 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U.S. CONTRACTOR KIDNAPPED IN IRAQ www.bgnews.com/world BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A U.S. contractor was kidnapped yesterday in the Baghdad area, the latest in a string of abductions that have forced many foreigners to work under armed guard. A pickup truck also exploded near a U.S. convoy as it patrolled a crowded market in the troubled city of Samarra. WORLD Controversial cardinal leads mass By Rachel Zoil "In these incredible wasquickry surrounded by Italian THE tSSOCIAIED PRESS officers who moved her without VATICAN CITY — Cardinal days, the pope incident outside the plaza. The Bernard law, whose failures lo continues to teach officers did not respond when stop sexually abusive priests asked why she was removed, but sparked the worst crisis in us what it means... Blaine said they told her that American church history, led to be a follower of news cameras were not allowed. a Mass for thousands mourn- Blaine said she felt com- ing Pope lohn Paul II at St. Christ." pelled to travel to the Vatican Peter's Basilica yesterday after from her home in Chicago after police whisked away a victim learning of Law's public role in protesting outside. BERNARD LAW, CARDINAL memorializing the pope. The Law celebrated the Mass Mass is one of nine daily services without disruption, saying in for the pope for the period of his homily that Italian, Polish But some Catholics said mourning called Novemdiales. and other pilgrims were inspir- seeing the cardinal presiding Law resigned as archbishop of ing in their huge tribute to lohn over Mass at one of the most Boston in December 2002 after Paul. Nearly 3 million mourners significant sites for their faith unsealed court records revealed Hooded Rome for the pontiff's was another sign that the Vatican he had moved predatory clergy funeral last week. did not understand the betrayal among parishes for years with- "In these incredible days, the parishioners felt that he out telling parents their children pope continues to teach us what protected guilty priests. were at risk. He has apologized it means ... to be a follower of Barbara Blaine, founder of for his wrongdoing. Christ,'' law said, reading slowly the Survivors Network of those More than 550 people have in Italian. "Our faith has been Abused by Priests, and Barbara filed abuse claims in Boston PtlerOeionj AP Photo reinforced." Dorris, also a leader of the in recent years, and the MOURNING THE POPE: Nuns pray among other Church heads at U.S. Cardinal Bernard Law's mourning Mass After the service, several advocacy group, said the archdiocese has paid more than for late Pope John Paul II, in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. worshippers from Europe said Vatican's choice of Law $85 million in settlements. The they had never heard of Law. devastated victims. scandal erupted in Boston in said the Vatican chose Law to a decade pressing U.S. bishops Blaine, who said a priest American parishioners said they "We believe he should take a January 2002 and spread nation- celebrate the Mass because he to acknowledge the scope of began molesting her when she recognized him, but questioned back scat and stay in the back- wide, causing what American leads an important church, not molestation in the church. was about 12 and who received whether die protest was appro- ground so Catholics can grieve Catholic bishops have called the as a personal honor. TheU.S.ConferenceofCatholic an $80,000 setdement from priate right after the pope died. without having to have the sex worst crisis in die U.S. church. Still, the assignment gave Law Bishops and Law, through an the Diocese of Toledo, Ohio, "It's not the time or the abuse scandal in their face," said After law's resignation, the a position of influence ahead of aide, declined to comment on contended the Vatican — not place," said Mary Beth Bauer, Blaine. who had flown into Rome pope appointed him archpriest the papal election, which is set to his participation in the Mass. The her group — was responsible who lives in Maine and had just hours before the Mass. of St. Mary Major Basilica in begin next Monday. Survivors Network had asked the for making abuse an issue followed the abuse crisis and At St. Peter's Square, Blaine Rome, one of four basilicas under The Survivors Network, American cardinals to intervene during the papal transition. She Law's resignation. planned to distribute fliers, but direct Vatican jurisdiction. which claims more than 5,600 to stop Law, but Blaine said they did not oppose law voting in Some church leaders have members, has spent more than did not respond. the conclave. Trey Aubrey Israeli military to disarm citizens ByMarkUvie on the serdements to prevent is not doing enough to rein in the three teenagers, an arrest raid 842/846 Seventh St. 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS their evacuation — as they have militants. Prime Minister Ariel early yesterday in Nablus, and ASK ABOUT SPECIAL JERUSALEM — The Israeli resisted removal of unauthorized Sharon said he raised the issue failure to turn over three of five military plans to disarm outposts in recent months. with President Bush during their West Bank towns to Palestinian residents of four Jewish settle- Officials expressed concern meeting yesterday in Texas. security controL 3 Bedroom Duplexes ments in the West Bank two weeks about armed confrontations, and Bush prodded Sharon to aban- In the West Bank city of Hebron, 2 Story/ 2 Baths before die communities are to be setders said yesterday they would don plans to expand a key lewish dozens of Palestinians stoned Laundry on site dismantled this summer, officials not hand in their guns. setdement in the West Bank. one of dieir own police stations, said yesterday, reflecting growing Tension abated somewhat in Sharon said he agreed with Bush witnesses said, in another concern that settler resistance in the Gaza Strip after a weekend on the outlines of the internation- example of lawlessness in the West Bank will be far more of Palestinian mortar and rocket ally negotiated "road map" peace Palestinian-controlled areas. difficult to put down than in the attacks in retaliation for Israel's plan, but that some settlements Armed gangs have recendy fenced-in Gaza Strip. killing of three teenagers. After a in the West Bank are considered been clashing with Palestinian Access for Israeli extremists quiet day, two mortar rounds fell part of Israel and would remain security forces on numerous Management Inc. already living in the West Bank to in a Gaza settlement and another under his government's control. occasions in the West Bank Check out our website at WWW.MECCABG.COM the four tiny northern sctdements on military post after nightfall, Sharon also said Israel would and Gaza Strip, despite Abbas' or call 419-353-5800 is relatively easy, and the warning the military said, causing some not move forward on the road efforts to impose a single law conjured images of thousands damage but no casualties. map until the Palestinians take throughout the Palestinian areas. of ultranationalists converging Israeli Defense Minister Shaul more steps to crack down on Israeli officials concentrated Mofaz said that in a phone call and disarm militant groups on their own militants yesterday, Sunday, he demanded that and ensure "a full cessation of warning of armed resistance in Palestinian leader Mahmoud terror." While Abbas has begun the West Bank when police and Abbas deploy police in southern to act against terror organiza- soldiers come to evacuate the Gaza lo stop the attacks. Speaking tions, recent violence against four enclaves. Just 500 setders CHEERLEADING after briefing the parliament's Israel shows that "terror is still live there, compared with 9,000 in foreign affairs and defense continuing" and that Abbas "must 21 Gaza settlements — but with committee, Mofaz stopped short take more steps." its biblical links, the Wfest Bank of threatening retaliation. 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Officials said troops will a • two-month truce that has In a statement, Palestinian collect all military-issue weapons drastically reduced violence and officials charged Israel with from residents of the four serde- Wednesday, April 13th casualties on both sides, but Israel serious violations of the truce ments about two weeks before continues to charge that Abbas agreement, noting the killing of the pu Hi ii it. 5:00PM - 6:00PM
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Bowling Green Tryouts are April I 7th! Stop by or call us at (419) 352-5620 in WlOVemlO lU\:lovcivvial\ mm BG SPORTS BRIEFING TIGER IS BACK ON TOP OF THE GOLFING WORLD. PAGE 10 Badenhop named MAC pitcher of week Bowling Green pitcher Burke Badenhop was named the Mid-American Conference West pitcher of the week after pitching a complete game shut- out in a 1-0 win over Buffalo Sunday. The win helped move the Falcons to 5-4 in MAC play. The right-hander struck out a season-high nine hatters in his first ever complete game. His dominance went beyond the strike outs as he allowed just one runner to get past second base. The win moved him to 6-1 WOMEN'S GOLF on the season. As of now, Badenhop leads BG with eight starts, 43 innings pitched, and is tied for the team lead in strike outs (34). The Falcons will be in action Falcons stuggle in midseason this afternoon when they head to South Bend to take on Notre By Jessica Ameling and Ball State, also finished above Sophomore Kari Liggett was Falcons, placing 56th with a 180 continued improvement at their Dame. SPORTS HEP0RIEft the Falcons. next with a 164 (82-82) which (91-89). match this weekend, the lady The BG women's golf team has "We didn't play up to our poten- tied her for 26th place Although there wasn't the rain Buckeye Invitational. This is their yet to hit its stride this spring tial this past weekend," head Freshmen Amanda Badcr and (hat caused their last match to last competition before the MAC season. The Falcons finished coach Kurt Thomas said. "We jusi Carley 1 irusovsky also coni|X'ted be shortened, the weather still Championship. nimh out of eleven teams at did not compete very well." MEN'S GOLF for the Falcons on Friday and wasn't ideal at the Stone Creek "In general we had some good the llUrii Spring Classic this past lessica McCanii led the Falcons Saturday. Bader ended in a tie Golf Club in Urbana, Illinois holes, hut we're still making loo weekend. for the third time this spring for 52nd by scoring 173(87-86). There were high winds, many mistakes and not playing BG tallied a score of 672 season, tying for 16th with a 160 llrusovsky finished just one so thai affected the scores," consistently enough," Ihomas (336-336) over the 36 holes. I lost (81 -79) on the par 72 course. Thomas said. "The course was in said. "Wfe're headed in the right BG steps University of Illinois defended "She really has improved over place behind her, 53rd, with a good condition, hut it's a tough direction." their home course, winning the break for us and played herself 176 (86-90). course. Again we jusi didn't play BG is now preparing to in right match with a 6161314,3021. Two into our first position,'' Thomas lunior Amanda Schroeder very well." take pan in die lady Buckeye direction MAC schools, Northern Illinois said. rounded out the line-up for the The team is looking for Invitataional this weekend. By Elliott Schreiner SPORTS EDITOR BASEBALL TRACK In the world of sports, improving throughout the sea- son is the point of playing. Falcons That is why the Bowling Green golf team embodied what sports is in their pjay at the Marshall BG looks for rare ND win take fifth Invitational this past weekend. By Matt Hawkins The Falcons finished seventh SPORTS RCPORIER at Miami in the 15 team tournament. This Today the Bowling Green came after they finished 11th baseball learn faces one of their out of 12 teams in the Pinehurst toughest opponents of the Invitational Invitational a week and a half season. By Danielle Tanner ago and 12th out of 13 teams at The problem is they haven't SPORTS RIP0RHR the Irish Spring Tournament over beaten diem in 19 years. The Bowling Green women's spring break. The challenge will be in South This appears to be a step in the track team, led by a first place Bend, hid. as the Falcons (20-8) finish by thrower Kerri McCliing, right direction for BG. takeon Notre Dame(16-14).|ust "I hope so," BG head coach took fifth place at last weekend's over a month ago, the Fighting Miami Invite with 70 points The Garry Winger said. "WBVB Irish were ranked as high as No. changed things up the past Mid-American Conference teams 19 In the country. While they dominated the meet, with four couple weeks and we shot a good have fallen out of the rankings score." out of the top five learns being they are still a tough learn to MAC: squads, Ball State took Thai score was their best of beat and are currently riding a the spring as BG shot an 876. first with 144 points followed bv two game winning streak, both Miami (113), Kent State (112) and Their two previous tournaments wins coming against a talented they've shot 951 and 947. Cincinnati (87.5). Boston College squad. "Overall, il was a pretty good Part of Ihat was the changes "Notre Dame is always Steven Garner BGNm the Falcons made and part of il learn effort,'' head coach Scott one of the top teams in die INSIDE SCOOP: Bowling Green's Eric Lawson scoops the ball out of the dirt at second base as Central Sehmann said. "Everyone was was the great weather they saw. country so it's always a great Michigan's Kurtis Wells looks for the umpire's call during an April 3, 2005 game at Steller Field. "The weather was good down focused on putting in their best challenge going over there to efforts" there so the scores were good," South Bend," Falcons head and close games," Schmitz complete game shutout in BG's think we really swung the bats McClung's shot put throw of Winger said. "The greens were coach Danny Schmitz said. "It's said. "Unfortunately it always 1 -0 victory over Buffalo. as well as we're capable of." 15.44 meters was good enough soft and that is going to produce something we look forward to." seems like we'vr fallen a little Yesterday, Badenhop was It might take more than a hit short." named the Mid-American single run today for the Falcons for first place and qualified her lower scores." BG has a record of for die NCAA Hegionals. Ihe Regardless of the weather, 22-37-1 against the Irish but lost Lefty Adam Guinph (3-1) will Conference West Division to stand a chance against die distance is also a new school junior Chris Icake has never 11 straight in the series. 'Ihe last get the start for die Falcons Pitcher of the Week. It was fighting Irish, vvlio are led by Badenhop's first complete game record. played better than he did on the time BG beat Notre Dame was He suffered his first loss of the slugging third baseman Matt Other Falcon throwers who second day. He shot a career-best with a 4-3 win April 23,1986. season last Wednesday in the shutout of his career and die Edwards. Edwards leads die Falcons 13-8 loss at Wright win gave him a 6-1 record on team in batting average (.373). had a strong meet were lauren 67 en route to shooting a 54- Bui many of Ihe games played Bryant, who took diird in the hole score of 212 while finishing between these two teams have State, giving up six runs in 1.1 the season, which already des slugging percentage (.737), runs discus, and Andi Bunko, who 12th. He was joined by classmate been close over the past few innings of work. If the Falcons his career-high. batted in (44), hits (44), runs placed fourth in the javelin. Heath Ziglar, who shot a score of years. Since 2000, the Falcons are to beat the Fighting Irish But with very little offensive scored (33), home runs (11) and The Falcon distance runners, 215, good for a tie in 17th place. have faced die Irish four limes they must have a stronger production on Sunday, the doubles (10). Falcons barely came away with BG head coach Danny who have been strong all season, "Chris and Heath should have and lost th ire of those games by outing from Gumph today. continued to shine. Nicole Suitor been our two best players going a combined five runs. On Sunday, BG got one of the victory. Schmitz said die entire team took third in the 3,000 meter down there," Winger said. "And "We're had some very good dieir best pitching performanc- "I think this past week die needs to step it up a notch at steeplechase in 11:08.29, lamie battles in die past number of es of die season from Burke pitching kind of saved the MEN'S GOLF, PAGE 11 years—some very exciting Badenhop, who pitched a team," Schmitz said. "I didn't BASEBALL, PAGE 10 TRACK.PAGE 10 Urban renewal storming through state of Florida By Ralph 0. Russo Meyer the most wanted coach in lust hiring Meyer helped tackle Ray McDonald, a two-year THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the country last year. improve die mood in Gainesville. starter, didn't always play hard. Urban Meyer surveys his squad of Florida was first to come And with every move he's made, He called quarterback Chris Leak Gators as they sprint past, snap- calling in search of a replacement the players, many of whom a poor leader, because while Leak ping at those who lag behind. for Ron Zook. In three seasons groused when Zook was let go, was a model student-athlete he It's the final practice of the under Zook, Gainesville had and fans have become more didn't do enough to make sure spring for Florida and its new become a grumpy place. The devout followers. his teammates were the same.' coach. Tradirionally, Ihe Gators Gators, once mighty under Steve "We heard him talk and the Meyer doesnt call it criticism. have had a light workout the Spurrier, were often mediocre for confidence that he had and the "I say it's honest evaluation," day before the Orange and Blue his successor. enthusiasm that he had, we just he said. scrimmage in "Hie Swamp." "What we went through the looked at each other like, 'OK And die players don't seem to Not this dme. last three years was not good," this is going to work.'" linebacker mind. "Another day of work, men," athletic director Jeremy Foley Brandon Siler said. "Some coaches might hold Meyer calls out. "Another day. said. "A lot of negativity. A lot Meyer has done small things back because they're scared they Another day. Another day." of divisiveness. It wasn't fun for such as bringing the bleachers might hurt your feelings," safety Neariy diree hours later, the anybody." back to the practice field, so fans larvis Herring said. "I Ie'll tell you Gators are done Foley fiddled with the idea of could sit and watch the spring what's on his mind. 1 love that." Welcome to Urban Renewal at bringing back Spurrier, but die workouts. Zook had removed the Meyer has reached out to the University of Florida, where coach decided he wasn't interest- metal stands former Gators greats, many of optimism abounds, the coach is ed in trying to rekindle past glory. He's done big things such whom grew disenchanted with adored and die buzz words are Foley then went after Meyer. as creating a leadership Ihe program during Zook's Michael C Weimar APPholo honesty and accountability. Meyer had all but made up committee to make players tenure. Neal Anderson, Alex LISTEN UP: Florida quarterback Chris Leak talks with head coach Urban Meyer has risen through die his mind to take the Florida job accountable to each other. Ihe Brown, Danny Wuerffel, Chris Meyer after Florida's spring game this past weekend. ranks of college coaching widi when Notre Dame made its pitch comminee of 14 players, chosen Doering and lack Youngblood head-spinning speed. After for ihe former Irish assistant by the team, will make decisions were among the dozen or so for- die fraternity and sorority houses the Southeastern Conference two seasons at Bowling Green He had his pick from two of ranging from what's served for mer Florida players at the Orange and encouraging everyone on The spotlight will lie brighter and two more at Utah, the college football's most prestigious dinner to the type of punishment and Blue game on Saturday — campus to learn the fight song than he's ever faced, the potential 40-year-old with the innovative programs doled out to rule- breakers. along with a record 58,500 fans. Ultimately, though Meyer will distractions more plentiful. offense and contagious intensity "I'm Irish Catholic so I love "The key word in this whole "There's a tradition here that's be judged on wins and losses. His plan for success, however, is already being called the next Notre Dame," Meyer said. "1 love tiling is ownership," Meyer said. as good as any in the country, Foley says he wants is unchanged. great college coach. ihat place. I always will. That was "If they think it's a dictatorship, especially in the last 15 years." Florida to be "in the hunt" for "What's the difference "It's very humbling and, if more than a tug." there's much more resistance." Meyer said. "Those guys need to championships again, like it was between Florida and Bowling you know me, it's extremely Bui the Florida job was jusi loo Meyer has been brutally come back." in the 1990s under Spurrier. Green? Inside the walls, uncomfortable," he said. good. honest when speaking to the Meyer even called Spurrier, It's a huge jump up (he college notliing," he said. "Outside the Leading Utah to a 12-0 "The best academics. The best media about his players. Party "just out of respect." football food chain for Meyer, walls, everything. So how much season and a berth in the Bowl facilities. The best stadium. The this spring, he said the team Meyer's even trying to get die from Utah of the Mountain West time Co I spend outside the walls? Championship Series made best location," Meyer said. wasn't tough- He said defensive students more involved, visiting to one of the flagship programs of Not a whole lot."
GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVVW.BGNEWS.COfrVSPORTS 10 Tuesday. April 12.2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Falcons look to set Garcia lights out vs. Indians table for big sticks By Tom Withers THE ASSOCIMID PRtSS BASEBALL. FROM PAGE 9 and iinsh! Stewart have the The sun was shining brightly, and opportunity to drive them In." the wind was roaring directly at die plate especially al ilm polni Schiuii/ said with so many home plate. Not ideal conditions. in the season. close games played between Not against Freddy Garcia. "We reaUy need in start the two over the sears, it would Garcia, who went 9-0 in day- swinging the bats and gel •he nice to see his team finally games last season, dominated people hot up and down UK get a victory over Notre Dame. Cleveland for eight innings and lineup," SchmlQ said. "We need Hopefully, we can steal one Scott Podsednik drove in the guys like Eric I awson and |efl this time." he said. go-ahead run in the seventh ramockto start getting on base I he Falcons play in South yesterday to lead the Chicago s< i we can make things happen. Bend, bid. against None Dame White Sox to a 2-1 victory, they've got to set the table so today at 5:0") p.m. at I'rank Edt spoiling the Indians' home |\olan! Keimokl, |Andyl llmlak Stadium. opener at Jacobs Field. Garcia (1-0) held Cleveland to one ntn and four hits and the White Sox improved to 3-1 TENNIS against the Indians this season. Tne right-hander didn't allow a hit after the third, retiring 16 of BG falls to Eastern, Ihe last 17. "He had everything working, including the wind blowing in," takes down Toledo White Sox catcher Chris Widgcr said. "We played to that." By loe Watts Vloran and Sarah Thompson at (larda made very leu mistakes, SPORTS RCP0RIFR ihe second flight. and on one hanging curveball to The Bowling Green tennis team At the third flight, junior 'Travis Tlafner. the right-hander split a pair of man lies this Heidi limner teamed with got an unexpected assist. I lamer weekend, tailing 6-1 to Eastern Benjamin to lake down the duo ripped a shot to right-center that Michigan and defeating Toledo nf Sarah Horning and Sarah appeared desdned for the lower 5-2 on Senior Day V.iiidcrMolcn. 8-6, completing seats only to have it flattened by 151 i (11-6. 3-2) surpassed its the sweep for the Drown and d)e wind. overall win total from a year ((range. "Hafner just hammered it and ago with the win over the rival In singles play, lakupcin. Voile, it fell 25 feet short," Widger said. Rockets and equaled last year's Romer and Benjamin aD scored "Wfc were laughing at that one." MAC win total. victories In their matches, Garcia knew he had gotten tbledo (8-10, 1-5) was no c losing out the team win for the away with one. match foi the Falcons Saturday Falcons. "It was a fly out, that's all," on Senior Day as seniors Friday's match with Eastern Garcia said, chuckling. susie Schoenberger, Cameron Michigan was no) the result H(i lAst season, Garciabecame just Benjamin and Laura Kokinda was looking for, however the seventh pitcher since 1971 to where recognized helore theil EMU (5-9,3-2) outlasted the go 9-0 or better in U)e daylight. He Mark Duncan AP Photo final home match. I alcons in a match thai took was only 4-11 in night games, but WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT: Chicago's Freddy Garcia gestures after giving up a run in the third inning against i he Falcons got oil to a three and a half hours with lour is now unbeaten in day games Cleveland last night. That would be Ihe only run he surrendered on the night as the Sox beat the Tribe 2-1. hoi start, sweeping all three nl the six singles matches reach- since losing in 2003. doublet mali lies ing the third set and all three "I have to do my job eidier Millwood (0-1), who had a Strong against Millwood for five, the Sox swiped second and scored one At thetop flight, Schoenberger doubles matches being decided way," he said. "I've been unlucky home debut for the Indians. tied it in the sixth on (i)rl Everett's out later on l-vcrott's single. It was andsophomoic \shle\ lakupciii in either an 8-5 or 8-6 score. at night and good in day games." Cleveland signed him to a RBI single. They took the lead in die first mil allowed by Millwood scored an B-fi victor) over II Is I was proud of them because With the White Sox clinging one-year, S7 million free-agent the seventh, with d)ree two-out in 11 1-3 innings this season. \luiain CUeva and \iviana they fought hard and believed to their 2-1 lead, Damaso Mane contract this winter, and for five singles, the final one Podscdnik's Notes: The Indians are RJvero in themselves," said BG head was brought in to start the ninth innings, he made a nearly perfect RBI hit to center. close to finalizing a multiyear Junior Andrea Meislei anil coach Penny Dean. Thematch instead of Shingo Takatsu, who first Impression on Indians fans. Millwood allowed just a third- contract with Hafner, who treshman VrKirea\bUe followed blew a save last week against Millwood allowed just one hit inning single before die sixth. But had 109 RBIs last season. An H illi an ll-:i \ Ictoryover I lamella TENNIS. PAGE 11 Cleveland. Marte. though, walked in the first five innings, but gave leading off, Podsednik popped announcement is expected this Hafner with one out before up two in the sixth and dtree up a bunt toward Millwood, who week. ... Podsednik left after the 422 E. MERRY ST retiring Victor Martinez. Manager more in the seventh. misjudged the ball and had it seventh with a strained right 524 N. ENTERPRISE Ozzie Guillen then went to "I'm not happy will) today." drop behind him for a single. groin. He doesn't think he'll miss Takatsu. who struck out Aaron said Millwood, who pitched six "I thought it was coming right any time. ... Indians OF )uan One of BG's newest complexes Boonc for his third save scoreless innings in his dehut last to me," Millwood said. "I just Gonzalez hasn't begun playing "1 can't take the ball out of the week, but got a no-decision, "But locked up." in games yet at extended spring CLOSE i TO; CAMPUS kid's hands," Guillen said. I'm glad I gave us a chain v." 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