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A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Tuesday October 27.2009 Volume 104. Issue 45 WWWBGVIEWSCOM BREAKING DOWN Brown bag goes organic The Brown Bag Lunch series discussed the THE BALLOT pros and cons of buying and RYANP1R0G --EBGNEWS consuming organic • FINDING: Customers can go to Finders, a record store located on North Mam products | Page 3 Issue 1 would give bonuses to Ohio veterans Street, to locate musical items from CDs. concert DVDs vinyl albums and various other musical paraphernalia of Persian Gull Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts Complicated freedoms Issue 1 V Local record store of speech .ed Issue 1 would allow the state to Forum Editor Kyle Ohio vetei up to $200 milfton in bonds to Schmidlin explores the bonuses if an issue1 the Nov. compensation to veterans of the Persian .Gull War and the Afghanistan and Iraq survives despite complicated issues 3 ballot is passed. Issue 1 would provide conflicts. ? surrounding freedom cial assistance to veterans, of speech and the the Persian Gulf War and, AjfES vote would allow the state downloading culture authorize the bond payments 'N'word | Page 4 Afghanistan and Iraq con! "We are one of the :o g^e compensation to veterans Miley Cyrus states who have this lissui of W? Persian Gulf War and the audiences and demographics as on the ballot," said In anistan and Iraq conflicts By Troy Chamberlain possible." does more Armstrong, executive directi O vote would not allow the Reporter Located on North Main Street. than sing pop of the Toledo Veterans Servi e to authorize the bond pay- Finders has reason to appeal to ■nts to give compensation to vet- Despite the prevalence ill MP3 music lovers of all genres, selling Guest columnist Chad See VETERANS | Page 2 erans of the Persian Gulf War and downloads in today's society, a nearly all things music related, Honeycutt proclaims the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts local record store's appreciation including CDs, DVDs, Vinyl his love for all things for vinyl records and a diverse alburns and various other music Miley Cyrus and atmosphere allows it to appeal paraphernalia. The experience Issue 2 would require the state to create board to a broad scope of customers. at Finders is a pleasurable one explains why to oversee livestock care standards on Ohio farms Finders opened in Bowling not only for customers, but for everybody else Green in 1971 by owner Greg the employees there as well. Halamay and immediately set "It's really fun," employee should | Page 4 By Christine Talb.rt Issue 2 and Ella Fowler out to serve the many tastes and Bridge) Haley said. "You get to interests the community had to sec tons of different kinds of The BG News If passed. Issue 2 would require the state to Falcon football create the Livestock Care Standards Board offer. people." "I immediately felt the pulse of The comprehensive selection stumbles again to prescribe standards for animal care and An important issue regard- well-being to maintain food safety, encour- the demographics in this com- of titles in Finders extends the The Falcon ing Ohio's number one age locally grown and raised food and pro- munity.'' I Ialamay said. "That's store's appeal to a diverse sam- industry will be on the bal- basically where our initial mis- defense allowed tect Ohio farms and families lot Nov. 3. sion occurred, just basically to See FINDERS | Page 2 an opposing player Issue 2, which involves ■ A YES vote means the amendment provide as many genres to our to rush for more than the $93 billion agriculture would pass and a Livestock Care 100 yards for the industry, would amend the Standards Board would be instigated state Constitution to cre- sixth time this season ■ A NO vote means Livestock Care Standards Board wouldn't be insti- Student organization last Saturday against See FARMS | Page 2 gated Central Michigan University | Page 6 works to promote strengths Issue 3 would authorize the creation of casinos in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo behind struggles By Jason Henry Issue 3 Reporter By Troy ChambaHain "There are people If passed, Issue 5 would authorize one Reporter casino to be built in the cities of Cincinnati. everywhere with On Nov. 3, voters will be Cleveland. Columbus and Toledo. asked to vote on a familiar Enabling the disabled is a top both visible and non- issue: casinos. ■ A YES vote means the Ohio priority for one student organi- Issue 3 proposes a con- zation. Constitution would be amended visible disabilities." stitutional amendment to allow one casino in Cincinnati. FIGURE which stands for ftrnoi r Kiel .'W to allow one casino each Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo Finding Intelligent Greatness to be built in Cincinnati, ■ A NO vote Ohio Constitution Uniquely Residing in Everyone, Cleveland, Columbus and would not be amended to allow is a student organization to place specific emphasis on focused on disability awareness what she calls "hidden disabili- Toledo. one casino in Cincinnati, Cleveland. on campus and In the surround- ties." That is, disabilities existing See CASINO I 92 Columbus and Toledo ing community. The meaning beneath the surface, of which behind the acronym, standing effects are not readily apparent president Maggie Doremus said, Attention Deficit llypcractivity is to place focus on the strengths Disorder (ADHD), is an example of those with disabilities, rather of a hidden disability, and is a CAMPUS thanontheirdisabilitiesandthe reality Doremus experiences disadvantages they pose, firsthand. BRIEF The orga n izat ion was fc n i tided Ricker shares this belief. Barnes nominated for Biletnikoff Award four years ago by Amber Ricker. There are people everywhere now a senior, who brought the on and off campus, with both What issue would you Senior Freddie Barnes has been ing touchdowns (9) - all marks that group into existence with three visible and non-visible disabili- like to see Ohio named a semifinalist fix the Fred propelled him onto the list. primary goals: to instruct, to ties," she said. Bileinikoif Award, given annually to col- politicians deal with? He has also broken several school inform, and to inspire. Ricker To raise awareness for their lege football's best wide receiver records, including receptions in a game believes it is not that people are cause, the organization has held Barnes is joined by Oezmone Briscoe. (22). receiving yards in a game (278) insensitive to the situations of many events that place focus on of the University of Kansas; Dezmone and career receptions (241). disabled people, they arc sim- certain disabilities. Every semes- Brown, of San Diego State University; His 99 receptions are tied for the ply unaware or misinformed. ter, the group presents a movie Eric Decker, of the University of University record for a season and he Through this group, she set 0U! highlighting one particular dis- Minnesota; Marshwan Gilyard. of the needs 84 yards to set a new single-sea- to change this. She stepped ability, and then holds a forum University of Cincinnati; AJ. Green. son record for receiving yards. of the University of Georgia; Jordan down as president last May. where people can ask questions He is also on pace to break the Shipley, of the University of Texas; "The mission of FIGURE is to and share opinions. JOE PALAZZO NCAA record for receptions (142) in a Demaryws Thomas, of the Georgia service people with disabilities Currently, the group is Senior. History season, which was set by University of Institute of Technology; Golden Tale, both on and off campus," she developing an American Sign PROVIDED BY BGSU ATHLETICS Houston's Manny Hazard in 1989. The of the University of Notre Dame; and said, "as well as to bring aware- Language Social to promote "Legalize gambling list of semifinalists will be narrowed to Mike Williams, of Syracuse University. ness to the University about so we can get BARN BURNER: Barnes was nominated for three by a Nov 16 vote. The results of Barnes leads the nation in receptions people with disabilities." See FIGURE | Page 3 the BtletnikoH Award for best wide receiver. that vote will be released Nov. 19 casinos." | Page 4 (99). receiving yards (1.054) and receiv- Doremus said she wishes
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A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Tuesday October 27.2009 Volume 104. Issue 45 BREAKING DOWN Brown bag goes organic The Brown Bag Lunch series discussed the THE BALLOT ' pros and cons of buying and RVANPIPOG consuming organic FINDING: products | Page 3 fivebonu estoOhi (veterans ■ ■ te musical items I pacapl Complicated Persian Gulf Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts freedoms • Issue 1 Local record store of speech If passed Issue 1 would allow the state to Forum Editor Kyle Ohio veterans will receive authorize up to $200 million m bonds to provide compensation to veterans of the Schmidlin explores the bonuses if an issue on the Nov. Persian Gulf War and the Afghanistan and Iraq survives despite 3 ballot is passed. complicated issues conflicts Issue 1 would provide finan- surrounding freedom cial assistance to veterans of A YES vote would allow the state of speech and the the Persian (lull'War and the downloading culture to authorize the bond payments N'word | Page 4 Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. Ao dbe compensation to veterans "We are one of the fi of the Persian Gulf War and the states who have this |issue| audiences and demographics as Miley Cyrus Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts By Troy Chamberlain on the ballot," said possible." does more Armstrong, executive dirccti AjflO vote would not allow the Reporter Located on North Main Street. sAe to authorize the bond pay- of the Toledo Veterans Seme I niiler- has reason to appeal to than sing pop g^Tts to grve compensation to vet- Despite the prevalence of MP3 music lovers of all genres, selling " Guest columnist Chad i '.ins of the Persian Gulf War and See VETERANS Pi downloads In today's society, a nearly all things music related. Honeycutt ptoclaims the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts local record stores appreciation Including CDs. DVDs, vinyl his love for all things for \inyl records and a diverse albums and v arit "is other music atmosphere allows it to appeal paraphernalia I he experience Miley Cyrus and to a broad scope oft ustomers. at Finders is a pleasurable one explains why : can Ohio I Finders opened in Bowling not onlj for customers, but for everybody else Green in 1971 by owner Greg the employees there as welL Hahmay and immediately set "It's realrj fun," employee should | Page 4 By Chriilin* Talbert Issue 2 out to serve the man' tastes ami Bridget Hale) -aid. "You net to and Ella Fowler interests the community had to see tun- of different kinds of The BG News If passed. Issue 2 would require the state to people. Falcon football create the Livestock Care Standards Board offer. "I immediately felt the pulse t >l The comprehensive selection stumbles again to prescribe standards for animal care and An important issue regard- well-being to maintain food safety, encour- the demographics in this com- of titles in I inders extends the The Falcon ing Ohio's number one age locally grown and raised food and pro- munity." Halamay said. "That's stores appeal to ,i diverse sam- industry will be on the bal- basically where our initial mis defense allowed tect Ohio farms and families lot Nov. 3. sio» occurred, just basicall) to FINDERS i Page 2 an opposing player Issue 2, which involves ■ A YES vote means the amendment provide .is many genres to our to rush for more than the S93 billion agriculture would pass and a Livestock Care industry, would amend the 100 yards for the Standards Board would be instigated state Constitution (o ere- sixth time this season ■ A NO vote means Livestock Care Standards Board wouldn't be insti- See FARMS | Page 2 Student organization last Saturday against ,; it.-d Central Michigan University | Page 6 works to promote strengths 5 would authorize the creation of casinos ( in< innati, Cleveland. Columbus and Toledo behind struggles By Jason Henry Issue 3 Reporter By Troy ChambeHain "There are people If passed. Issue 3 would authorize one Rep casino to be built in the cities of Cincinnati. everywhere with On Nov. 3, voters will be Cleveland. Columbus and Toledo. asked to vote on a familiar Enabling the disabled is a top both visible and non- piinrilv tor one student organ! issue: casinos. ■ A YES vote means the Ohio Issue 3 proposes a con- Constitution would be amended zalinn. visible disabilities." stitutional amendment to allow one casino in Cincinnati. FIGURE which stands for to allow one casino each Finding Intelligent Greatness Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo Uniquel) Residing in lAcrvonc. to be built in Cincinnati, ■ A NO vote Ohio Constitution Cleveland, Columbus and i- ,i student organization to place specific emphasis on would not be amended to allow Toledo. focused on disability awareness what she call- hidden disabili- one casino in Cincinnati. Cleveland. on campus and in the surround- ties." I hat is, disabilities existing Columbus and Toledo See CASINO | Page 2 ing community. The meaning beneath the surface, of which behind the acronym, standing effet i- are not readily apparent. president Maggie Doremus said, Attention Deficit llvpcraclivity is to place locus on the strengths Disorder VDHDI.isanexample Of those with disabilities, rather of a hidden disability, and is a CAMPUS than on their disabilities and the reality Doremus experiences BRIEF disadvantages they pose firsthand. The organization was founded Hicker shares this belief Barnes nominated for Biletnikoff Award four years ago b) Amber Ricker, I here are people everywhere now a senior, who brought the on and oil campus, with both What issue would you Senior Freddie Barnes has been ng touchdowns (9) - all marks that group Into existence with three visible and non-visible disabili- like to see Ohio named a semifinalist for the Fred propelled Inm onto the list. primary goals: to instruct, to ties," she said. Biletnikoff Award, given annually to col* He has also broken several school inform, and to inspire. Ricker In i.iise awareness for their politicians deal with? leqe football's best wide receiver records, including receptions in a game believes it is not that people are cause, the organization has held Barnes is joined by Dezmone Bnscoe. (22). receiving yards m a game (278) insensitive to the situations of main events that place focus on of the University of Kansas. Dezmone and career receptions (241). disabled people, the) are sim certain disabilities. Every semes- Brown, of San Diego State Univeisity His 99 receptions are tied for the ply unaware or misinformed. ter, the group presents a movie Eric Decker, of the University of University record for a season and he Through this group, she set out highlighting one particular dis- Minnesota; Marsh wan Gilyard. of the needs 84 yards to set a new single-sea to change this. She stepped ability, and then holds a forum University of Cincinnati. A.J Green, son record for receiving yards. of the University of Georgia Jordan down as president last May, where people can ask questions He is also on pace to break the Shipley, of the University of Texas. "The mission of FIGUR1 is to and share opinions. JOE PALAZZO NCAA record for receptions (142) m a Demaryws Thomas, of the Georgia service people with disabilities Currently, the group is Senior. History Institute of Technology; Golden Tate. season, which was set by University of both on and off campus." she developing an American Sign Houston's Manny Hazard in 1989. The PROVIDED BY BGSU ATHLETICS of the University of Notre Dame; and said, "its well as to bring aware- language Social to promote "Legalize gambling list of semifmalists will be narrowed to Mike Williams, of Syracuse University. ness to the University about BARN BURNER: Barnej was nominated for three by a Nov 16 vote The results of so we can get people with disabilities." Sec FIGURE the Bi etmkoff Award for best wide receiver. Barnes leads the nation m receptions that vote will be released Nov. 19 casinos'! Page 4 (99). receiving yards (1.054) and recetv* Doremus said she wishes
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up to but no more than $500: and Adam Lawson, who lias served WHAT ISSUE 1 MEANS FINDERS VETERANS a person medically discharged two tours in Iraq, said it is hard ■ The Issue Issue 1 would allow the state to authorize up to From Page 1 From Page 1 or medically retired from service to transition back into civilian life $200 million in bonds to provide compensation to veterans of due to comlxit-related disabilities and many veterans don't have jobs the Persian Gulf War and the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. (lentec "l know it was a big push to sustained during the conflict is because of the had economy. ■ Eligibility: For veterans to receive the bonus, they must have pie of customers, all with their get |the issiK'l out there and it was entitled to SI ,000. Surviving family "When you get hack here and served on active duty in the U.S. armed forces during the own musical interests. This one of the few bipartisan propos- members of veterans who served you get home, you have something Persian Gulf War or the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts This cultural exposure is an aspect als, which both sides of the house in these conflicts an' entitled to a new every day," he said." You don't includes domestic and foreign service. The veteran must also of llie joh ureatly enjoyed hy worked on together." survivor's payment of$5.000. have the same atmosphere and be an Ohio resident before and after their deployment. employee Jon ibnence. Ihis proposal would allow the Armstrong, who plans to vote the same people around you. You ■ Compensation: Veterans who saw active duty would receive "My Favorite part |of the jol)| state to issue up to S2IX) million vis on the issue. Mieves support- do a complete 180 on yourself." $100 every month up to but no more than $1,000: veterans is interacting with people." he in bonds to veterans who served ing Issue I isa much needed ihank- lawson said for many veter- who were in active domestic or foreign service would receive said, "and the fact thai that in active duty in the U.S. Armed you to Ohio veterans. ans, this money could make or $50 a month up to but no more than $500. Surviving fam- interaction Involves music." forces any time during the Persian "It supports them and sends a break it for their families: how- ily members are entitled to a survivor's payment of $5,000. This desire for interaction Cull War and Afghanistan or Iraq signal iliat we suppnn you and we ever, although he agrees with the veterans are entitled to authorize the bond payments to give and exposure, as well as their conflicts. rcs|xvl what you do." Armstrong bonuses, he realizes he signed up compensation to veterans. appreciation for music, makes The Ohio government would said. "But die bottom line is this to go to combat. ■ A yes vote would allow the state to authorize the bond pay- tinders employees a valu- not create new laxes for the issue. is our way, although modest of "I don'i expect flee handouts for ments to give compensation to veterans. able resource for assistance in A yes vote would allow the Stale saying lhankyou We need to take what I did because I signed up for ■ A no vote would not allow the state to authorize bond pay- obtaining thai hard-to-find title. ol Ohio to sell bonds to raise the care of our veterans." it," he said. "I made the decisions ments to give compensation to veterans "I really like helping people money to compensate veterans. Annstrong said this monthly to do it... but it is another (x'rk that find stuff they have been look- For veterans to be eligible lor bonus could make a difference in you know you can have for the ing loi forever and they can't the compensation, they must have feeding these veteran's families. deed you did for your country and of people who might lx' against 10 those wiio saved The choice figure out," Haley said. "Then been Ohio residents when they "We have seen quite a few veter- for sacrificing two, three or four the issue. ''Ihey want to say, 'OK. I to give those bonuses had been they try- to find it here." began their service and upon their ans return hack with no job to go years of your fife." am doing my pan in helping Ohio given to Ohio voters who passed I he enjoyment the employ- return. The amendment would lo," Armstrong said 'Uc have seen No arguments were submitted with Issue 3 (casinos), why should the issues. ees derive from helping others also provide reimbursement for a spike in the number of veterans to die Ohio Ballot Board opposing 1 help them get jobs?'" "I don't diink this will have a is not lost on the customers surviving family members. coming in and asking for assis- Issue I. but the hoard did |xiinl lawson and Armstrong said problem passing through because either. Veterans who served in combat tance, Hut some don'i because of Out the issue would authorize the despite the liaid economic times I believe tropic have good hearts I lie people are pretty helpful zones during these conflicts would the pride issue, Ohio government to spend more in Ohio, they believe Issue I will and they will help out the veter- here," customer lameson Czech receive SlQOevery month up to but "We try to treat them as profes- in la mil money. pass Nov. 3. A form of this issue has ans that helped out Ihis country." said. "No one ever really gels in no more than SI, (100; veterans who sionals and treat them in a way so "That is a lot of money and most been proposed in die past for vet- Lawson said. "If it does get shot your face about anything, which were in active domestic or foreign they don'i feel embarrassed, he people proliably think we can't erans of Work! War I and II, Korea down, I will be very shocked" is nice." service would receive S50a month said afford thai right now," lawson said, and Vietnam all giving Ixinuses In staying tnie to its name. Finders is an excellent place to find music even when the title accordingtoOliio.com. language, the board would ■pre- ISSUE 2 BROKEN DOWN is less mainstream, Vanderkooi cited the state of scribe standards for animal care FARMS ■ The Issue: Issue 2 would require the state to create the "I come here because there is From Page 1 California as an example of "out- and well-being that endeavor lo .1 lot more selection," customer of-stateactivist.Tikethelluniane maintain food safety, encourage Livestock Care Standards Board to prescribe standards for Laura Conley said ate an appointed board to have Society coming in an
"The organization as a whole is worked very hard to put a group FIGURE very positive," said the office's co- together to bring different kinds of advisor to the group, Stephanie programming and awareness to From Page 1 Volbrecht. "They do a really good the University for people with dis- and share opinions. job advocating for anyone who abilities." Currently, the group is develop- has a disability." for the future of the organiza- ing an American Sign language Though the group has some tion, President Doremus would Social to promote deaf aware- loose support from the Office of like to see an increased group ness. The event, said Doremus, Disability Services, they are very membership — the group has will include various games that much an autonomous entity. The about 15 members presently and are applicable to the issue, such majority of their workings, fund- meetseveryotherMondayat6p.m. as charades, and will also give ing and direction is managed in the Business Administration people the opportunity to prac- only by the guiding hands of the building room 106. In addition to Registration tice sign language and speak with student members. This strength growth. Doremus would like to deaf individuals. The purpose for to stand alone on an issue so hone the group's focus, turning it these events, said Doremus, is to large is. the subject of praise inward towards the University. show students that people with from administrative officials like "We have focused a kit on the Go to: mybgsu.edu disabilities are just like everyone Trinka Messingheimer. community and helping out peo- Oct 19 Graduate Students else. Messingheimer is the director of ple within the community who The organization is based out the School of Intervention Services, have disabilities," Doremus said. 1. select > student center Oct 21 Non-Degree Graduate Students of the Office of Disability Services, OIK' of the five colleges compris- "But there are a lot of organiza- 2. select > add a class which acts as a resource and ing the College of Education and tions who already do that. There Oct 27 Seniors adviser. The office helps t he grou p Human Development. The groups are very few organizations that 3. enroll in classes with any administrative details independence and self-sustenance do advocacy here on campus to necessary in organizing events, is highly commendable, she said. bring awareness to people here, Oct 29 Juniors as well as offering any other sup- "FIGURE is a stand-alone orga- and that is where I would like us port they can provide. nization," she said. "They have to go." Nov 10 Sophomores uestions? Nov 12 Freshmen Call the Registration Hotii Nov 16 Guest Students Semester Leases 419-372-4444 from 8am to 5pm Monday - F ATTENTION Bfil WK Ye* c« accesi mrytWui that you n««J, including ilA 1 '•'' MDri*,v«rjw"$bid«nt(^er» SPRING 2010 at tiwMy6G$U portal GREENBRIAR. INC BGSU 419-352-0717 Office of Registration and Record* 445 E. WOOSTER 110 Administration Building www.greenbriarrentals.nnm
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and racist thoughts will continue. As a white man, it isn't my job It would be better if society to explain the harshness and pain moved forward in more mean- tlie'N" word can cause. Nor is it the ingful ways. Rather than patting job of white pundits on television Sty, aninnces ovtr post tiitf iajnts. ourselves on the back for the great news to declare racism a moot strides we have made towards point. Neither they nor I can begin H«r -*rnraj moving toward a post-racial soci- to understand how deeply the ,\" The most basic truth about a ety, we ought to acknowledge that word wounds those it targets. fundamental right many hold race in America is still an issue and But I also cannot imagine the ft. sml higher than any other — free- won't go away by willful ignorance banning of the word bringing dom of speech — is that it either and the prohibition of certain about any meaningful improve- *f coffu. applies to those with whom we kinds of language. True, the heroes ments in living conditions for any- vehemently disagree, or it doesn't of the Civil Rights movement are body. To paraphrase comedian apply to anyone at all. to be applauded ;md great strides Wanda Sykes, no black person's * Once in a while, statements or haw been — and continue to be life was ever made better by the JULIE REITH I THE SG NEWS words can land people in very — made, but the work is far from phony liberal proclamation that it real trouble. During times of war, complete. was more proper to refer to them the government damps down on Recently, there has been concern as 'African Americans." STAFF EDITORIAL I POLITICS seditious statements. But even that much of the ire opponents of Political correctness is diluting during rimes of peace, there are President Obama display toward meaningful debate in our soci- limits to what people can and can- the man stems from rarial tensions ety. When Don Imus or Michael not say. One word is packed with or hatred. Former President limmy Richards make hateful remarks, SO much venom that its utterance Carter came under fire for state- they are immediately chastised Know the issues before guarantees a public backlash, and ments, disowned by the Obama and held to account. It isn't dear to some people go so far as to suggest administration, that some of the me wliether this is good or not but it aught to be banned. most extreme elements are almost it seems to reduce the long history The 'N' word is probably the certainly racially inspired. While of popular struggle to opportu- hitting the voting booth most notorious and vile word I can't vouch for the accuracy of nistic lawyers and petty fines and currently in the Ijiglish language. Carter's allegations, it doesn't seem farced apologies. Other wards might carry high lev- as wild and far-fetched as pundits Worse, it may even be detrimen - Power resides in your hands next Tuesday, exercised through can be explored. Offered on the site is each issue (verbatim), els of offensiveness, but none cut responding to him made it seem. tal to any cause of racial unity. It is a simple check mark. official arguments both for and against and a report on each as deep and target so ruthlessly an During the campaign, polls were impossible to properly understand The significance of this check mark exists in the form of issue by the Office of Budget Management on the potential entire group of people. held asking whether America was the centuries-long struggle with- a yes or no vote on the Nov. 3 ballot. And youi decisions will costs of each amendment. On Thursday at 6 p.m. in Union "ready for a black president" That out the word, the only one with affect residents in Bowling Green and across the entire state Issue I concerns compensation for Ohio residents who are 316, a forum will be held on wheth- the nation might even need to pre- the ability to convey the horror of a Now is the time to ask yourself: do you know the issues? Do veterans of the Persian Gulf War and the Iraq and Afghanistan er the word ought to be banned pare for such a thing reveals how history of slavery and oppression. you know the candidates' conflicts. Issue 2 involves standards for the raising and main- outright. The arguments for ban- much further we still have to go. Rather than bringing about an tenance of livestock, providing certain living conditions for Not knowing what you will be voting for next week is ning the word seem compelling. There is also an argument to be Orwellian society of phony poli- the animals. Issue 3 would allow the construction of casinos in unwise. You have been given the power by the federal govern- It has a long history of being used said that some of the power the tcssc, we should work to evolve a several Ohio cities. to keep black people down and word carries comes from its sup- culture in which the word is not ment to vote on these issues Take advantage of the opportu- nity. Voting yes or no without knowing the consequences of an (We've even laid out the issues in detail on page 1 of this in a supposedly post-racial soci- pression.The unspoken nature of it banned, but it brings so much issue.) ety. Americans should swear it off gives it more force than it deserves. shame to anybody who speaks it issue is equivalent to taking a drink at a party without asking completely. lY'rhaps this explains why certain that it becomes voluntarily and what is in it But state issues aren't the only element to pop up on the However, banning the word is elements of the black community, completely unspoken. So. we are asking you. Take some time. Sit down and read. ballot City council elections are on the docket too. Who is run- just a superficial attempt to con- in dries and other places, use the Know the ballot. Don't vote yes or no because of what your ning for your ward? Do you know? What do they stand for? trol thought. If by some magical word so casually to refer to one friends say Vote how you want to vote and use the power These questions can be answered simply with some time. process, die word is removed from another — it allows them to blunt Respond to Kyle al given to you by the Constitution So. be an informed voter on election day and don't fly blind in history and the minds of every some of the damage the word is thenews@>bgneniscom At sos.state.oh.us, all three issues on the November ballot the voter booth - you might regret your actions later. .American, institutionalized racism cajiable of causing Miley Cyrus bridges age gap, cranks out catchy tunes ByChadHoncycuR about how unfair life is when you're need someone, especially a defied the odds and has touched until she is on the front page of the confidence in her abilities to solve Guest Colummst wealthy and debatably attractive, 17-year-old who has yet to our hearts. '1 Inquirer," passed out face down in all world problems with her angelic or any mainstream hip-hop artist grow into her teeth, to tell me My affections for Miley will soon a pool of her own sick, or until Chris voice and playful, patriotic lyrics. I'm guilty. You are guilty. We are all explaining the importance of too to party, but for some reason, 1 be stomped on when a hip-hop Brown gets his hands on her. Let's Second, wear deodorant if you arc guilty. much alcohol or their nautical loca- just listen to Miley. artist will inevitably sample her hope that never happens going to follow her directions. Trust We all love Miley Cyrus, let's just tion, usually on a boat, on a boat, With this awesome power song and inject all tilings not Miley Above all else, Miley has taught put that on the table right now. 1 am on a boat. that Cyrus possesses, 1 think — like strippers and champagne— me two important lessons. First, sure most of us have heard it uttered What makes Miley Cyrus so won- we should employ her to do and our perfect Cyrus universe will Miley has shown me the impor- by one of our friends at last call at derful and different is this: she has other good things. Maybe be thrown to the dogs. 1 am going to tance of pop music again. She has Cliad is a junior■major- the ban "I like this song I don't care successfully bridged the music age we can have her work in tan- try to hold on to the innocent and the potential to be the next Mother ing in IPC Respond to him al what anybody says." I've said I love gap and she's 12 or something Last dem with President Obama sweet Miley we all know and low Theresa — Miley Theresa. I have [email protected] "Party in the U.SA" and stood by year, typical Miley fans were 7-year- to smooth out international my drunken proclamation of love old girls with pink Barbie sheets relations, replacing "U.SA" for all things Cyrus. and an active interest in ballet or with whatever country is hav- What's even better is that I don't Don the lixplorer. Itiey knew her as ing a problem. The Middle pretend to have a wealth of knowl- Hannah Montana the undercover East could be a peaceful place CALLING ALL COLUMNISTS AND CARTOONISTS!!!! edge when it comes to music. I gen- country singer who just wanted to again if Miley cranked out erally like anything tliat doesn't try be a nonnal girl. (And no, I don't some hits in Iraq — hey, it's to move me or tap into any hidden have the seasons on DVD.) just a thought. Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum section emotional scars I have worked so Fast forward to present day Or maybe with her powers, hartl to bury in my soul. Bowling Green and fans are binge- Miley can help other musi- is looking for more people like you to write columns and I mean, music is supposed to drinking, polo-wearing Blackberry- cal artists drag themselves illustrate for us. make you happy, right? Who wants toting college students who cannot out of the showbiz guner and to hear about a guy who has loved resist when Cyrus dictates for us start generating hits again (I and lost when you could just as eas- to raise our hands in the air and don't know how much longer Contact us at [email protected], ily listen to Britney Spears talking party in the U.SA Normally I don't I can listen to Sean Paul). On a side note, I am still astound- call us at 419-372-6966, SPEAK YOUR MIND ed something so wonderful could be the spawn of Billy or just swing by our newsroom in 210 West Hall. Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? 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Alabama judge Fourth suspect Small plane vanishes Victim: Harvard Arizona State Calendar pokes cleared of sex abuse pleads in case from radar coffee poisoning University police fun at Mormon in inmate spanking of slain Vermont man in south Texas not an accident investigating mom stereotype MOBILE. Ala -A former Alabama NORTHHAVERHILLNH.-A CORPUS CHRIST!. Texas (AP) BOSTON (AP)-One of six campus suicide SALT LAKE CITY-The latest installment of a calendar series that judge was cleared yesterday of charges New Hampshire man charged in the - A small plane with four people Harvard Medical School researchers TEMPE. Ariz. (AP) - Arizona State pokes fun at Mormon stereotypes is that he spanked and sexually abused murder of a developmental^ disabled aboard is missing in southern Texas who became ill after drinking coffee University police say a graduate stu- putting a twist on motherhood. male inmates. Wal-Mart cashier whod been flirt- after vanishing from radar shortly laced with a toxic chemical says he dent fatally shot himself in a professor's does not see how it could have been Former Mobile County Circuit ing with his girlfriend pleaded guilty after the pilot reported encountering office. The "Hot Mormon Muffins A yesterday to lesser charges, admitting turbulence. accidental Taste of Motherhood" calendar Judge Herman Thomas was found ASU police commander James he helped orchestrate the attack from features 12 mothers who claim not guilty on seven counts after more A Federal Aviation Matteo lannacone (mah-TAY'-oh Hardina says the shooting occurred his jail cell. membership in the Church of than a week of testimony. Judge Claud Administration spokesman says eye-a-nah-KOH'-nee). a postdoctoral about 1140 a.m yesterday. Neilson threw out the remaining 14 Michael Robie. 19. who became the last known position of the twin- fellow, told The Associated Press yes- Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Police say the student was appar- charges enraged after being told of the advanc- turboprop Beechcraft King Air was terday that he immediately noticed vintage pinup picture poses. Each ently talking with a professor when he es by victim Christopher Gray, was about 40 miles from Corpus Chrrsti. a "weird" taste when he took a sip of month also has a muffin recipe. Thomas wept and hugged his wife pulled out a gun and shot himself once captured on recorded telephone calls It vanished from FAA radar before an espresso he poured from a coffee Its a companion piece to "Men and supporters after the judge threw on ASU's main campus in Tempe maker near his research lab on Aug. 26 out the remaining charges. He left plotting to avenge them. Gray, who noon yesterday. on a Mission." the three-year series Within moments, he felt dizziness and The name of the student has not court without comment As he left, one had attention deficit disorder and a low FAA spokesman Lynn Lunsford of calendars that featured 12 male a rapid heartbeat but says his symp- been released. supporter threw her hands in the air IQ. was stabbed to death in October says the plane was flying from church missionaries who doffed toms cleared rapidly. and shouted. "Thank you Jesus" Other 2008 after being lured to the home of Uvalde to Leesburg, Fla., when their signature white shirts. supporters gathered in a circle to pray. Robie's girlfriend. Amber Talbot controllers at FAA's Houston Center lannacone was informed last week Last year, a dustup over the cal- that toxicology tests showed the coffee Defense attorneys had painted the Talbot. Timothy Smith and Anthony noticed it was losing altitude endar ultimately cost its creator, Las was laced with sodium azide (az-IDE'). 48-year-old as a prominent civic leader Howe all pleaded guilty last month to Lunsford says the pilot reported Vegas entrepreneur Chad Hardy, a chemical preservative that is used in who became a victim of felons who conspiracy and second-degree murder, that turbulence was making it dif- his membership in the church and many research labs in the building. lied about him to manipulate the court acknowledging their roles in the killing. ficult to maintain his altitude of his diploma from the church-owned system "I think that every single one of 25.000 feet. Radio and radar con- He says he has no idea who might Brigham Young University. have been responsible but is certain it Prosecutors said Thomas brought II them stuck that knife in him," said a tact was lost shortly thereafter Hardy said the projects are wasntajoke. young male inmates to a private court- tearful Shirley Kingsbury. Gray's aunt, designed to shake up stereotypes house olfice and severely paddled their in an interview outside court yesterday Harvard University police are inves- that paint Mormons in general as bare bottoms for sexual gratification. "Not any one of them should have tigating. stuffy or hyper-conservative and Some of the inmates testified they had gotten any lesser than life, if not more mothers in particular as homemak- sexual contact with the |udge. They don't seem to value what a ers from another era. human life is. or they never would have - Phillip Rawls(AP) - Jennifer Oobner (AP) committed something so brutal and violent." Gray worked as a cashier at the Wal-Mart in nearby Woodsville. where Talbot worked in the health and beauty aids section and Smith worked in a sub shop. - John Curran (AP)
U.S. hits out at bid to Ohio can't find doctors to offer execution advice
By Androw W*bh-Huggin< "The role of a physician is that of healer. ing using a board-certified anes- bar religious defamation The Associated Press thesiologist. To be involved in capital punishment The Corrections IX-parrment By Matthew Lam "The protection COLUMBUS — Ohio was met with resistance from anes- The Associated Press on track this year to execute a in any manner, even in an advisory thesiologists wary of crossing an of speech about record number of inmates. One ethical line that could cost them WASHINGTON — The Obama botched execution and several capacity, undermines that role." their practice administration yesterday came religion is particularly lawsuits later, the death penalty The American Medical out strongly against efforts by is temporarily on hold there. Or. Rebecca Patchin IAMA Board Chairman Association prohibits its members Islamic nations to bar the defa- important..." The latest challenge: The state from participating in executions, mation of religions, saying the can't find medical professionals to the State regarding lethal injec- ers he didn't identify have agreed including anything that would moves would restrict free speech. Hillary Clinton | Secretary o( State willing to advise it on the best tion options continues to be chal- to try to find medical staff to help. "contribute to the ability of anoth- "Some claim that the best way to way to put condemned inmates lenging and time-consuming" Thestatehasatwo-year,S33,20() er individual to directly cause the protect the freedom of religion is adopt a resolution that would to death because of ethical and Cordray said in the Friday filing in contract with just one doctor, death of the condemned." to implement so-called anti-defa- broadly condemn the defamation professional rules. U.S. District Court. Mark Dershwitz of Massachusetts, "The role of a physician is that of mation policiesthat would restrict of religion. The rules — which generally Executions have stopped while a lethal injection expert who fre- healer," Dr. Rebecca Patchin. the freedom of expression and the The effort is widely seen prohibit doctors, nurses and oth- the state develops new injection quently testifies on behalf of states AMA board chairman, said yes- freedom of religion," Secretary of as a reaction to perceived anti- ers from involvement in capital policies following a Sept. 15 exe- in lethal injection cases. terday. "To be involved in capital State Hillary Rodham Clinton told Islamic incidents, including the punishment — are deterring cution that was halted because Dershwitz, an expert witness punishment in any manner, even reporters. "I strongly disagree." publication in Europe of several those professionals from speaking the inmate had no suitable veins. for Ohio at a March trial chal- in an advisory capacity, under- Clinton said the United States cartoons depicting the Prophet publicly or privately about alter- The state has reached out to lenging the state's injection sys- mines that role." was opposed to negative depic- Mohammed. natives to the state's lethal injec- judges, police and lawmakers tem, is the only doctor the state At least two emergency medi- tions of specific faiths and would Michael Posner, the assistant tion process, Attorney General for help iii trying to find medi- is currently talking to said Julie cal technicians have served on always fight against belief-based U.S. secretary of state for human Richard Cordray said in a court cal professionals willing to talk to Walbum, a prisons department the Ohio execution team in the discrimination. But she said a rights, democracy and labor filing the state, according to the filing spokeswoman. past, including the longtime person's ability to practice their whose office prepares the reli- "A small number of promising written on Cordray's behalf by Missouri encountered a similar executioner who retired in lune. religion was entirely unrelated gious freedom report, said the leads have emerged, but identify- Charies Wille, head of Cordray's problem in 2006 after a federal Prison nurses sometimes deliver to another person's right to free resolution "goes too far." ing qualified medical personnel death penalty unit judge ordered the state to revamp prescription medicine to inmates speech. "The notion that a religion can willing and able to provide advice Cordray also said five lawmak- its execution procedures, includ- awaiting execution. "The protection of speech about be defamed and that any com- religion is particularly important ments that are negat ive about that since persons of different faith will religion can constitute a violation inevitably hold divergent views of human rights to us violates the on religious questions," Clinton core principle of free speech," he said. "These differences should said. be met with tolerance, not with Posner was part of a delega- Vote: YES the suppression of discourse." tion at the Human Rights Council to Maintain Quality Services in BG Goodwill... Her comments came as the that successfully negotiated with Organization of the Islamic Egypt a compromise over another X/bur Ha/foween Conference, a 56-nation bloc of similar n solution that had aimed O^ .08% Temporary Income Tax for Three Years /HEADQUARTERS Islamic countries, is pressing the to condemn religion-related U.N. Human Rights Council to harassment or discrimination. This year, dare to be different! .. . 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: VOLLEYBALL I Luther named MAC Player of the Week Senior Shari Luther was named the Mid-American' Conference East Division If you mentioned the name Offensive Player of the Week Freddie Barnes to someone for the second time this sea- across the country last season, son. Luther had a successful you likely would have gotten weekend, hitting .484 against some fairly strange looks. Had you done the same thing Ball State and .429 against at the beginning of this season, Toledo while also recording the same thing probably would 29 total kills. She had just two have happened. But now, his name is becom- errors on the weekend and ing more synonymous with stud recorded two aces. receiver and Biletnikoff semifi- nalist than dull looks from col- ONLINE lege football fans. Named one of 10 semifinal- The BG News ists for the 2009 Fred Biletnikoff Sports Blog Award, which is given annu- Be sure to log on to The BG ally to college football's best wide receiver, Barnes is getting News Sports Blog for con- deserved creditforastellarsenior tinued news and updates on season, as his name is placed 'your favorite Falcon teams. alongside Heisman Trophy can- www.bgnewssports.com didate Jordan Shipley and other stars such as Notre Dame's Golden Tate and Minnesota's ONLINE CHRISTINA MCGINNS I THE BG NEWS Eric Decker. The BG News GANG UP: Central Michigan quarterback Dan LeFevour is tackled by BG's Brandon Jackson (left). Nick Totresso (bottom) and Keith Morgan (right) during Saturdays game. But if you ask the Barn Burner what he thinks of it all, he'll tell Sports Twitter you all the credit belongs to his ' The BG News sports section teammates. When asked what he "has a Twitter feed. Be sure thought of possibly being named a finalist on Oct. 14, Barnes was I to log on while your favorite very humbled. ;team is playing. We may have "That would mean a lot, ; in-game updates. because as a competitor, every- body wants to be the best and j www.twitter.com/bqnewssports coming into the season you Running blind want to put your best foot for- OUR CALL ward," Barnes said. "That would just mean some guys appreci- ated some of the things I've done Today in LeFevour latest to take advantage of BG run defense thus far." Sports History Those guys are a committee of By Andrew H.irncr Coming into the game as the team's Dave Clawson has put forth that excuse more than 50 prominent journal- 1986-The New York Mets Sports Editor leading rusher with 394 yards and a career several times this season after a weak ists, commentators, announcers total of 2.629 yards, it wasn't a surprise to performance against the run. These finish off the Red Sox in an and former players put together And in a flash, he was gone again. see the senior quarterback take off on his problems have caused his defense to fall by the Tallahassee Quarterback infamous World Series. For the sixth time this season, an own so often against an inexperienced, to 112th in the country. Club Foundation, according to 1985-The New York opposing player rushed for more than 100 undersized BG defense. "We have not really defended the run the official Biletnikoff Award yards against the Falcon defense. Against As one of the few veterans on defense, well all year," Clawson said on Saturday. Web site. Past winners of the Yankees front office members Central Michigan Saturday, it was quar- safety lahmal Brown, said the team came "We're a little undersized up front, we're award include Randy Moss, I fire Billy Martin - for the terback Dan LeFevour. intothegame prepared but didn't execute not getting off of blocks and we're miss- Larry Fitzgerald and Michael fourth time. following in the tracks left behind well enough to stop LeFevour's attack. ing too many tackles. The film's out there, Crabtree and most winners have by Missouri's Derrick Washington, "We had a pretty good defensive game- and people see it." had respectable NFL careers. Marshall's Darius Marshall, lloise State's plan," Brown said. "It was a matter of And unless something changes, the The three finalists will be The List Doug Martin, Ohio's Chris Garrett and going out and executing. We missed a lot Falcons will likely continue to get run announced on Nov. 19. Freddie Barnes was named a Hall State's MiQuale Lewis, LeFevour of tackles today" Barnes was also asked that torched the Falcon defense for 128 yards Missing blocks and tackles has been RUNNING j semifinalist for the 2009 Fred day what he would think about on 22 carries. the case all season, as first-year coach Biletnikoff Award. Here are See COLUMN | Page 7 five reasons he was nominated: 1. Receiving yards: Barnes leads the nation in Falcons post strong results receiving yards with 1.054 and set a BG single-game record with 278 yards against Kent in final fall tournament State. By Morgan Carlson Christine Reporter 2. Receptions: Barnes Chiricosta also leads the nation in Though team scores were not Went 5-0 in singles receptions with 99. which ties kept at this weekend's Belmont action on the last the BG single-season record Fall Invitational, it was clear fall weekend • and leads the nation. He was that the BG women's tennis team was at the top of the pack, j one reception short of tying £ with a 16-6 singles record and 9- and the climate outside can I an NCAA record with 22 2 doubles mark for the two-day sometimes give us a disadvan- ; grabs against Kent State. tournament. tage and mess up our game Marking the end of the fall styles. 3. Touchdowns: tennis season, the four-team "Some Imembersl of our team • Barnes also leads the nation tournament was held in love playing outdoors, and some Nashville, Tenn., and hosted by j in receiving touchdowns with love playing indoors. Playing Belmont University, indoors a really just a prefer- I nine. Seven of those scores In singles action, Christine ence." J came during the past four CHRISTINA MCGINNIS I THE BG NEWS Chiricosta went 3-0 and lessica For the Falcons, this was their ANOTHER WIN: The Falcon rugby team « now 3-0 in the Midwest after defeating Notre Dame. • games. Easdale posted a 2-0 record. first time in the South, playing Katia Babina, Maddy Eccleston, against BU, Chattanooga and 4. Leadership: Katie Grubb, lade lohnson and Murray State in a tournament '• dedicated leader. Barnes SamanthaKintzel each defeated that coach Penny Dean said BG rugby continues winning streak two of their opponents before would give the women a taste of i character likely helped finishing with 2-1 scores across "country flavor." I vault him onto the list of ByCJW„tso., "He just moves so quick. Once he gets the board. Mary-Catherine Beck "Although no team scores | semifinalists. Reporter ended the tournament with a were kept, we are pleased that going, he's almost untouchable." 1-1 record. we were the winningest team j 5. Consistency: After being moved to full back The tournament was held by a fair amount," Dean said. [ Through eight games. Barnes for the game, Rocco Mauer Roger Mazzarella | On Hocco Mauer indoors at the Centennial "It was our goal to play well and found his way through Notre Sportsplex, and this indoor play also have fun on this trip, and I has caught at least 10 passes Dame and led the BG rugby is a preview of what is to come we feel we were able to accom- ! six times. The only two teams team this weekend, scoring Midwest League at 3-0. The much different, as the Falcons for the majority of the spring plish both of those things.1' • to keep him to fewer recep- three tries in the contest. team's overall record is 18-2 as opened up the field and exploit- season. Indoor play is differ- The Falcons will continue Despite playing without two the B- and C-squads also won ed the Fighting Irish's forward- ent, but not always a bad thing, • tions were Ohio (7) and Boise competitive play after winter of the team's key players—prop at South Bend. oriented style of play. according to lohnson. break, resuming play in January | State (4). Duane Miller and flanker Tony The first 20 minutes resem- Nick Viviani started where he "Playing indoors doesn't affect at Louisville, Ky. That tourney Brown — the Falcons handled bled a chess match, where nei- left off last week, scoring the our matches for the most part," will mark the beginning of the Notre Dame Sunday, winning ther team could get anywhere lohnson said. "At times, play- spring season, as well as the the contest 28-8 as the A-squad close to the goal line. The sec- See RUGBY | Page 7 ing indoors is an advantage, dual-match portion of their I I jemained undefeated in the ond ,part of the first half was because the wind, the weather schedule. "7 \ t I. WWWBGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Tuesday. Octoto 212009 7 Florida's Tebow may be pressuring himself THEBGNEWS SUDOKU 8 3 By Mark Long who fumbled. The As, iated Pr« It could possibly be a good thing because "Tim Tebow is not playing at bis highest level," Meyer said. 9 2 3 7 GAINF.SVILLE, Fla. — Tim that could give us a little bit of edge of, "He's playing as hard as he ever Tebow's pursuit of perfection can. Hut it's a multitude of stuff. might be causing him to play a 'Hey, we haven't arrived and we've still We've got to do a better job of 2 8 6 little tight. getting him in successful posi- Dormer BG coach and current got a lot of work to do.'" t ions, and everybody else has to Florida coach Urban Meyer said Tim Tebow | Quatte'back pick up their level of play." 2 6 yesterday his star quarterback The Gators will try to do could be putting so much pres- disheartened with his team's snap of the season. They drew things better Saturday against 5 3 7 9 sure on himself that it's caus- offensive woes. He blew off his up a few new plays — maybe rival Georgia in Jacksonville. ing the top-ranked Gators to postgame interview session for Tebow under center more often The Gators are still undefeat- bog down on offense, especially the first time in three years in — and started practicing red ed and lead the SEC in scoring 1 4 7 3 inside the 20-yard line. Starkville, Miss. zone offense much earlier than offense, rushing offense and "I would say that there's a "It's kind of new and it is frus- normal. totaloffense. Hut those numbers chance that's true," Meyer said. trating," Tebow said yesterday. Florida has taken 7(i snaps include lopsided wins against 4 2 "That's a fault of Tim that he "I'm not going to lie to you and inside the 20-yard line in SEC Charleston Southern and Troy sometimes wants to. ... I do say it's not frustrating because play, and the numbers offer a to start the season. Anyone believe that's an issue. But is it obviously we want to score clear indication that something who has watched Florida in 9 4 . that a great issue? Now you've Itouchdownsl every time we get is amiss. against SEC foes Tennessee, got to be able to coach through in the red zone, and the turn- Tebowhas carried 42 times for I.SU, Arkansas and Mississippi that and work through that." overs are frustrating, just things 7(i yards and three touchdowns. State would know something's 2 7 6 5 3 4 Tebow already has more that we're not used to doing. He has been sacked live times not right. turnovers (eight) through seven "It could possibly be a good and has two fumbles near the "I feel like every game we go SUDOKU « E I S 6 9 8 L Z games than he did in all of 2007 thing because that could give goal line, against Tennessee and into is going to be a champion- To play: Complete the grid 8 L 9 Z E fr 6 S I (six) or 2008 (six), and he's been us a little bit of edge of, 'Hey, we Arkansas. Jeff Hemps (11 carries ship-caliber game," defensive so that every row, column S Z 6 I L 8 9 E » sacked 15 times. He was sacked haven't arrived and we've still for 57 yards and a TO), Chris lineman Tenon Sanders said. and every 3x3 box contains £ S L 9 17 6 I Z 8 just 13 times in 2007 and 15 got a lot of work to do.' That's Rainey (three for 12, TO) and "Everybody is going to bring the digits 1 to 9.There is no times in 14 games last season. something to really motivate lirandon James (one for 2) have Z 6 8 L I £ t 9 S their best and we've seen it. We guessing or math involved. His most glaring struggles arc us because that's not us, that's been used considerably less. don'l see it letting up any time 9 l » 8 Z S E 6 I Just use logic to solve in the red zone. not t he way we've a I ways played Meyer acknowledged that the soon." I 9 S 6 8 L Z t £ In Southeastern Conference and it's just frustrating." offense has been too predict- Is all that pressure getting to L 8 E V 9 Z S I 6 play, Florida (7-0. 5-0 SEC) has Tebow apologized for missing able near the goal line. Tebow? He did open fall prac- just seven touchdowns in 25 the interview session, saying Tebow also has struggled to tice talking about wanting to 6 ► Z £ S I L 8 9 trips inside the 20-yard line — a he wanted to spend time with throw the ball in the red zone. lead Florida to its first perfect 28-percent rate that is alarming. family members and his for- He has completed just four of season. The Gators scored TDs on 27 of mer position coach, Mississippi 16 passes for 27 yards, with no "I don't think it's getting to Create and solve your 37 trips (73 percent) last year State coach Dan Mullen. Tebow touchdowns and an intercep- me," Tebow said. "Ho I have and 30 of 44 trips (68 percent) said Mullen told him to, "lust go tion. Mississippi Slate returned a lot of pressure on me? Do Sudoku puzzles for FREE. in 2007. win another title. Everything's the pick 100 yards for a score. I put pressure on me? Yeah. I jtolUmr sjjdokuMMl prizes al: There have been fumbles, in front of you." His numbers are even worse put a lot more pressure than interceptions, missed field goals, For the defending nation- when analyzing 29 snaps inside y'all could possibly put on me. pcnaltiesand sacks. Meyer even al champions to repeat, they the 10. Tebow has carried 16 so I don't think that's getting PRIZESUDOKUCOM said yesterday the team made probably need to get better pro- times for 19 yards, with three to me. I think just wanting to a mistake by going off the play- duction near the goal line. touchdowns and a fumble. He excel, wanting everything to be calling sheet in Saturday's 29-19 In an effort to fix the prob- has completed just one pass for right. Yeah, that is frustrating win at Mississippi State. lems, Meyer kept his assistant 5 yards, with an interception. not doing it, but I think that Tebow doesn't have any coaches late into Sunday night The one completion? It was a would have been every year, not answers. He is clearly getting to break down every red-zone short pass to Aaron I lernandez. just this year."
HITTING THE HOLE BGs run defense has not been up to par this season, as the team has allowed 208.9 rushing yards per game, while only allowing 179.4 yards through the air each game. Opponents have also earned many of their biggest plays on the ground, including two runs of at least 80 yards and four of more than 65 yards. BGs first-year coach Dave Clawson said before the season that the run defense was more of a concern than the pass defense, and, as the stats below indicate, he was right.
Week Opponent Rushing (Team) Rushing (Individual) Long Passing (Team) Passing (individual) Long 1 Troy 41 yards Jerrel Jernigan (JO) 10 265 yards Levi Brown (263) 25 ■■ No. 25 Missouri 181 yards Derrick Washington (120) 18 172 yards Blaine Gabbert (172) 22 5 Marshall 246 yards Darius Marshall (186) 80 100 yards Brian Anderson (100) 22 No. 8 Boise State 267 yards Doug Martin (116) 71 262 yards Kellen Moore (247) 31 Ohio 216 yards Chris Garrett (120) 68 203 yards Theo Scott (203) 45
Kent State 202 yards Sam Kirklartd (86) 86 141 yards Spencer Keith (141) 58 ENOCH WU Ball State 27J yards MiQuale Lewis (115) 40 131 yards Tanner Justice (92) 26 FREDEX: Freddie Barnes was named a semifmalist for the 2009 Fred Btletnikoff Award Central Michigan 259 yards Dan LeFevour (128) 33 147 yards Dan LeFevour (147) 29 yesterday.
• ^ ^^^H^Mk" — -am "The big thing with LeFevour... you ■ ■ downs with nine. RUNNING COLUMN He's also set new school don't really realize the size that he has From Page 6 records for receptions in a From Page 6 game (22) and career (242 and over as they still have to face until you see him in person. That was the being considered fora Heisman counting) and receiving yards Buffalo's Ike Nduka (81.1 yards Trophy — something that obvi- in a game (278). If he gets 84 per game) and Toledo's Dujuan biggest thing, trying to tackle him. He's a ously won't happen — and more yards — which he should Collins (81.4 yards per game) again, he was very respectful get next Tuesday at Buffalo — this season. big guy, and he runs hard." of others. he will own the school record MiamiquarterbackZakDysert "I've been able to make some for receiving yards in a season, is also a threat to run, but not as with three games remaining. Jatimal Brown I Safety plays for the team and that's much of one as LeFevour was only because the way my team- lust another veteran on the Saturday. But against a Falcon Dan [A mates and my coaching staff team before the season, Barnes team allowing 208.9 rush- believe in me." he said. "I would quickly emerged as quarter- LeFevour ■ H"»1 Ndulca ing yards per game, that could never see myself saying such a back Tyler Sheehan's go-to guy change. Rushed for 128 ■ rT^B Will be the next thing because I watch football after nabbing a school-record Butat6-foot-4,215pounds,the yards as a quarter- ■ HJ runninq back to all the time ... and there's a 15 passes in the season open- Falcons likely won't make the back Saturday [Jl^LWk face BG lot a great players out there. I er against Troy. Since then, same mistake they did Saturday would see myself as disrespect- Barnes has broken that record against LeFevour. ing some of those guys." twice, falling just short of an "The big thing with LeFevour nature. Our offensive line, a few times Because the level of compe- NCAA record with 22 catches ... you don't really realize the size After the game, an unselfish he didn't get touched for 7 or 8 tition is recommended to be against Kent State. that he has until you sec him LeFevour didn't give himself yards, so hats off to them." J^H factored into the voting for the As a contender for the Mid in person," Brown said, "That credit, instead commending the But for BG, watching oppo- award, it's unlikely Barnes will American Conference Player of was the biggest thing, trying to team's true tailback, Carl Volny, nents run the ball has become a win the award, since players the Year award was somewhat tackle him. He's a big guy, and and his offensive line to their trend, as teams have rushed the like Tate and Shipley are put- of an afterthought for the Nil he runs hard." success. 291 times this season while only ting up strong numbers against Draft after an injury plagued Listed at 6-foot-3, 238 pounds, "It was very crucial. I thinkyou attempting 207 passes. That a more difficult schedule. 2008 campaign, but times seem LeFevour certainly possesses saw a few times when I tried disparity ballooned in the last Nonetheless, the Barn to be changing. the size of a typical running to take shots deep that the ball two games when Ball State and CHRISTINA MCGINNIS Burner is handedly leading the And who knows, maybe next T back, which makes up for what just died," LeFevour said. "It was Central Michigan combined BIG PLAY: heo Scott crosses rhe goal nation in receptions (99) and season Barnes will be coining he loses in quickness and agility very crucial to be able to move to run the ball 86 times while line after a 68-yard touchdown against the receiving yards (1,054), while to a city near you. At least you because he is a quarterback by the ball. Carl stepped up big. throwing only 52 times. Fakons earlier this season. also leading in receiving touch- will know what his name is.
another try to bring the score to October 31st Costume Contest @ Midnight RUGBY 28-8 and it unchanged until the Happy Hour from 5-9 Prizes for: From Page 6 final whistle. Best Movie Character Costume "He just moves so quick," $3 Bloody Marys game's first try as he brushed off Mazzarella said. "Once he gets Surprise Spooky Martinis Best Group Costumes tacklers and outran the defense going, he's almost untouch- Bloody Shot Specials All Night Long Most Original Costume from 25 yards out. He went on able." to convert his own try giving the BG was plagued by blown & Cauldron of Graveyard Punch , and Best Male & Female Costumes Falcons a 7-0 lead. tries throughout the second Mauer, the team's leading half. A blown try is when a team scorer this season, capped off gets inside the 10-yard line but the first half scoring the next fails to score. This happened on *"»—\—r—i—1— ■?<:•• two tries for the Falcons from four occasions for the Falcons in long range giving the Falcons a the second half, as they failed to 21-0 halftime lead. blow the game wide open. "We found that if we slipped Despite the victory, the team -ATI 0 Rlr A UN W #BL « ■'*■ Rocco Mauer some place where feels improvement is necessary » he could come into the li ne from at this point in the season. r$ ' ^r somewhere else," said Director Mazzarella said dropped of Rugby Roger Mazzarella. passes, overall team fitness and "From there, he can pick a hole. remaining focused throughout When he's out on the wing, he a match are important areas the has to wait for the ball so we team will address in practice found this to be very success- this week. ful." "We were just working Notre Dame came out in on improving on our over- the second half fired up as all team intensity for Notre they scored on a penalty kick Dame," Mauer said. "We per- and a try. But the Fighting formed very well overall, but Under 21 - $3 Irish's comeback would end still need to tighten up a few 21 & over - no charge with costume there. little things before we play no costume -S3 cover charge Mauer went on to score Ohio State." I I ueiday. October 77. ?009 6
Barnes deserves acceptance as top receiver
:VOLLEYBALl Luther named MAC Player of the Week Senior Shari Luther was named the Mid-American Conference East Division If you mentioned the name Offensive Player of the Week Freddie Barnes to someone for the second tune this sea- across the country last season, son Luther had a successful you likely would have gotten weekend, hitting .484 against some fairly strange looks. Had you done the same thing Ball State and 429 against at the beginning of this season, Toledo while also recording the same thing probably would 29 total kills. She had just two have happened. But now, his name is becom- errors on the weekend and ing more synonymous with stud recorded two aces. receiver and Biletnikoff semifi- nalist than dull looks from col- ONLINE lege football fans. Named one of 10 semifinal- The BG News ists for the 2009 Fred Biletnikoff Sports Blog Award, which is given annu- Be sure to log on to The BG ally to college football's best wide receiver, Barnes is getting News Sports Blog for con- deserved credit for a stellar senior ! tinued news and updates on season, as his name is placed ' your favorite Falcon teams. alongside Heisman Trophy can- www.bgnewssports.com didate Ionian Shipley and other stars such as Notre Dame's Golden Tale and Minnesota's ONLINE CHRISTINA MCGINNIS IHE BG NEWS Eric Decker. The BG News GANGUP: '■' :u,vterback Dan LeFevour is laclM by BG's Brands (l Ni.lTotiesso(Doliom)iindr(eilhMotgan(iiqhi)duringS3lurdav's9anie. But if you ask the Barn Burner what he thinks of it all, he'll tell Sports Twitter you all the credit belongs to his The BG News sports section teammates. Whenasked what he has a Twitter feed Be sure thoughtofpossiblybeingnamed a finalist on Oct. 14, Barnes was to log on while your favorite very humbled. team is playing. We may have "That would mean a lot, in-game updates. because as a competitor, every- body wants to be the best and www.twitter.com/bqnewssports coming into the season you Running blind want to put your best foot for- ward," Barnes said. "That would just mean some guys appreci- ated some of the things I've done Today in LeFevour latest to take advantage of BG run defense thus far." Sports History Those guys are a committee of By Andrew Harncr Coming into the game as the team's Dave Clawson has put forth that excuse more than 50 prominent journal- 1986-The New York Mets Sports Editor leading rusher with 394 yards and :■ career several times this season after a weak ists, commentators, announcers finish off the Red Sox in an total 012.629 yards, ii wasn't a surprise to performance against the run. These and former players put together Ami in a flash, he was gone again. see the senior quarterback take off on his problems have caused his defense to fall by the Tallahassee Quarterback infamous World Series. For the sixlli time this season, an own so often against an inexperienced, to 112th in the country. Club Foundation, according to 1985-The New York opposing player rushed tor more than 100 undersized H(i defense, "We have not really defended the run the official Biletnikoff Award yards against the Falcon defense, Against As one of the few veterans on defense. well all year," Clawson said on Saturday. Web site. Past winners of the Yankees front office members Central Michigan Saturday, ii was quar- safety Jahmal Brown, said the team came We're a little undersized up front, we're award include Randy Moss, fire Billy Martin - for the terback Dan LeFevour. into the game prepared hut didn't execute not getting off of blocks and we're miss- Larry Fitzgerald and Michael fourth time. Following in the tracks leti behind well enough lo stop I el ovour's attack. ing too many tackles. The film's out there, Crabtree and most winners have by Missouri's Derrick Washington, "We had a pretty good defensive game- and people see it." had respectable NFL careers. Marshall's Darius Marshall. Boise Slate's plan.'' Brown said. "It was a matter of And unless something changes, the The three finalists will be The List Doug Martin, Ohio's Chris Garret! and going out and executing. Vie missed a lot Falcons will likely continue to get run announced on Nov. 19. Freddie Barnes was named a Hall State's MiQuale lewis. LeFevour of tackles today." Barnes was also asked that Missing blocks and tackles has been See RUNNING | Page 7 semifinalist for the 2009 Fred torched the Falcon defense tor 128 yards day what he would think about on 22 carries. the case all season, as first-year coach Biletnikoff Award. Here are See COLUMN | Page? five reasons he was nominated: 1. Receiving yards: Barnes reads the nation in Falcons post strong results receiving yards with 1.054 and set a BG single-game record with 278 yards against Kent in final fall tournament
State. By Morgan Carlson Christine Reporter 2. Receptions: Barnes Chiricosta also leads the nation in Though team scores were not Went 3-0 in singles receptions with 99. which ties kept at this weekend's Belmont action on the last the BG single-season record Fall Invitational, it was clear fall weekend ; and leads the nation. He was that the BG women's tennis team was at the top of the pack, '< one reception short of tying i with a 16-6 singles record and 9- and the climate outside can ; an NCAA record with 22 2 doubles mark for the two-day sometimes give us a disadvan- : grabs against Kent State. tournament. tage and mess up our game Marking the end of the fall styles. 3. Touchdowns: tennis season, the four-team "Some |members| of our team ; Barnes also leads the nation tournament was held in love playing outdoors, and some Nashville, Tenn., and hosted by '• in receiving touchdowns with love playing indoors. Playing Belmont University. indoors a really just a prefer- '. nine. Seven of those scores In singles action, Christine ence." I came during the past four CHRISTINA MCGINNIS Chiricosta went 3-0 and lessica For the Falcons, this was their ANOTHER WIN: "he Fakon rugby team is now 5-0 in the Midwest after defeating Notre Dame : games. Fasdale posted a 2-0 record. first time in the South, playing Katia Babina, Maddy Eccleston, against 111 I. Chattanooga and 4. Leadership: As a Katie Grubb, lade Johnson and Murray State in a tournament : dedicated leader. Barnes' SamanthaKintzeleachdcfeated that coach Penny Dean said BG rugby continues winning streak two of their opponents before would give the women a taste of : character likely helped finishing with 2-1 scores across "country flavor." ; vault him onto the list of By C J Watson "He just moves so quick. Once he gets the board. Mary-Catherine Beck "Although no team scores I semifinalists. Reporter ended the tournament with a were kept, we are pleased that going, he's almost untouchable." 1-1 record. we were the winningest team 5. Consistency: Alter being moved lo full back The tournament was held by a fair amount," Dean said. Through eight games. Barnes lor the game. Rocco Matter Roger Mazzarella | On Rocco Mauer indoors at the Centennial "It was our goal to play well and found his way through Notre Sportsplex. and this indoor play also have fun on this trip, and has caught at least 10 passes Dame and led the BG rugby is a preview of what is to come we feel we were able to accom- ' six times. The only two teams team this weekend, scoring Midwest league at 3-0. The much different, as the Falcons for the majority of the spring plish both of those things." ; to keep him to fewer recep- three tries in the contest. team's overall record is IB-2 as opened up the field and exploit- season. Indoor play is differ- The Falcons will continue Despite playing without two the B- and C-squads also won ed the lighting Irish's forward- ent, but not always a bad thing, I tions were Ohio (7) and Boise competitive play after winter of the team's key players — prop at South Bend. oriented style of play. according to lohnson. break, resuming play in January •State (4). Duane Miller and flanker Tony The first 20 minutes resem- Nick Viviani started where he "Playing indoors doesn't affect at Louisville, Ky. That tourney Brown - the Falcons handled bled a chess match, where nei- left off last week, scoring the our matches for the most part," will mark the beginning of the Notre Dame Sunday, winning ther team could get anywhere lohnson said. "At times, play- spring season, as well as the the contest 28-H as the A-squad close to the goal line. The sec- See RUGBY | Page 7 ing indoors is an advantage, dual-match portion of their remained undefeated in the ond part of the first half was because the wind, the weather schedule. '7 f 1H.* •.««. WWWBGVIEWS.COM SPORTS . .'tober 212IW 7 Florida's Tebow may be pressuring himself THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 8 3 By Marie Long who fumbled. ■'•■ ociated Press "It could possibly be a good thing because "Tim Tebow is not playing at his highest level," Meyer said. 9 2 3 7 GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Tim that could give us a little bit of edge of. He's playing as hard as lie evei lebow's pursuit of perfection can. liui it'sa multitude ol stuff. might be causing him tu piny n Hey, we haven't arrived and we've still We've got in do a better job of 2 8 6 little tight, got a lot of work to do.'" geiiing him in successful posi- Former IK i coach and current tions, and everybody else has to 2 6 Florida coach Urban Meyer said pick up their level ol play." - yesterday his star quarterback The Gators will try to do could be pulling so much pres- disheartened with his team's snap oi the season. I hey drew Ihings heller Saturday against 5 3 7 9 sure on himself ihnt it's caus- offensive woes. I le blew off his up a lew new plays maybe rival Georgia in lacksonvllle. ing the top-ranked Gators to postgame interview session for Tebow under center more often I he Gators are still undefeal hoe,don n on offense, especially the first time in three years in — and sinned practicing red ed and lead the SEC in seining 1 4 7 3 inside the 20-yard line. Starkville, Miss. /one offense much earlier ill,in offense, rushing offense and "I would say that there's a "It's kind of new and ii is frus- normal. total offense. Butthose numbers chance dial's true,"' Meyer said. trating," Tebow said yesterday. Florida has taken 7 Z £ S I L 8 9 JUSI seven touchdowns in 25 the interview session, saying Tebow also has struggled to tice lalking about wanting lo l rips inside t he 20-yard line — a be wanted to spend lime with throw the ball in the red /one. lead Florida to its first perfect 28-percent rate that Is alarming. family members and his for- lie has completed just lour ol season. The (lators scored IDs on 27 of mer position coach, Mississippi l(> pusses for 27 yards, with no "I don't think it's gelling lo Create and solve your :t7 trips (7.1 percent) last year State coach Dan Mullen. Tebow touchdowns and an intercep nie.' lebow said. "Do I have and ill of 44 trips |!SH percent) said Mullen told him to, "lust go lion. Mississippi State returned a lol of pressure on me? Do Sudoku puzzles for FREE. in 2007. win another title. Everything's the pick 100 yards for a score. I put pressure on me? Yeah. I Waysuper Sudoku and win p,izes at: I here have been fumbles, in front of you." His numbers are even worse put a lol more pressure than interceptions, missed field goals, For the defending nation- when analyzing 2!) snaps inside \ all could possibly put on me. pennlliesand sacks. Meyer even al champions to repent, they the It). Tebow lias carried Ui so I don't think that's gelling PRIZESUDOKU said yesterday the team made probably need ui get belter pro- times for I!) yards, with three in me. I lliink just wauling lo a mistake by going off the play- duction near the goal line. touchdowns and a fumble, lie excel, wanting everything to be calling sheet in Saturday's 29-19 In an effort to fix the prob has completed just one pass for right. Yeah, that is frustrating win at Mississippi Slate lems, Meyer kepi his assistant 5 yards, with an interception. not doing il, hut I think that Tebow doesn't have any coaches late into Sunday night The one completion? Il was a would have been every year, not answers. He is clearly getting to break down everv red/one short pass lo Aaron I lernande/. just this year."
HITTING THE HOLE BGs run defense has not been up to par this season, as the team has allowed 208.9 rushing yards per game, while only allowing 179.4 yards through the air each game. Opponents have also earned many of their biggest plays on the ground, including two runs of at least 80 yards and four of more than 65 yards. BGs first-year coach Dave Clawson said before the season that the run defense was more of a concern than the pass defense, and. as the stats below indicate, he was right.
Week Opponent Rushing (Team) Rushing (Individual) Long Passing (Team) Passing (individual) Long
1 Troy 41 yards Jerrel Jernigan (50) 10 263 yards Levi Brown (263) 25 2 No. 25 Missouri 181 yards Derrick Washington (120) 18 172 yards Blaine Gabbert (172) 22 3 Marshall 246 yards Darius Marshall (186) 80 100 yards Brian Anderson (100) 22 4 . No. 8 Boise State 267 yards Doug Martin (116) 71 262 yards Kellen Moore (247) 31 5 Ohio 216 yards Chris Garrett (120) 68 203 yards Theo Scott (203) 45 6 Kent State 202 yards Sam Kirkland (86) 86 141 yards Spencer Keith (141) 58 ENOCH WU 7 Ball State 27S yards MiQuale Lewis (115) 40 131 yards Tanner Justice (92) 26 FREDEX: Freddie Barnes was wried a semifinalist lex the 2009 Fied BilelnikoH Award 8 Central Michigan 259 yards Dan LeFevour (128) 33 147 yards Dan LeFevour (147) 29 ve,t«'dav
"The big thing with LeFevour... you downs with nine. COLUMN He's also set new school RUNNING records for receptions in a From Page 6 From Page 6 don't really realize the size that he has game [22) and career 12-12 and over as thev still have to face until you see him in person. That was the being considered for u Heisman counting) and receiving yards Buffalo's Ike Nduka (81.1 yards Trophy — something that obvi- in a game (278). It he gels III per game) and Toledo's Duluan biggest thing, trying to tackle him. He's a ously won't happen — and more yards — which he should Collins 181.4 yards per game) again, he was very respectful gei next ruesday at Buffalo — this season. big guy, and he runs hard." of others. he will own the school record MiamiquarterbackZakDysen "I've been able lo make some for receiving yards in a season, plays for the team and that's with three games remaining, is also a threat to run, but not as Jahmal Brown I Safi much of one as LeFevour was only because the way my team- lust another veteran on the Saturday. But against a Falcon Dan [A mates and my coaching stall team before I he season, Barnes believe in me," he said. "I would quick!) emerged as quarter- team allowing 208.9 rush- LeFevour t jk\, Nduka ing yards per game, that could never see myself saying such a back lylei Sheehan's go-to guy H Will bo the next change. Rushed for 128 fi thing because I watch football after nabbing a school-record Hut at (i-foot-4.215 pounds, the yards as a quarter- ■ ^^■J runningfaceBG back to all l lie lime ... and I here's a 15 passes in the season open Falcons likely won't make the back Saturday ^ Vk lol a great players out there. I ei againsi inn. Since then, same mistake they did Saturday would see myself as disrespect Barnes has broken thai record against LeFevour. Ins some of those guys." twice, tailing |usl short ol an "The big thing with LeFevour nature. Our offensive line. ,i lew limes Because the level of compe- NCAA record with ii catches ... you don't really realize the size After the game, an unselfish he didn't get touched for 7 or It tition is recommended lo be against Kent State. that he has until you see him LeFevour didn't give himself yards, so bats off to llieni." factored into the voting for the As a contender tor the Mid in person." Brown said. "That credit, instead commending the But for BG, watching oppo- award, it's unlikely Barnes will American t (inference Player ol was the biggest thing, trying to team's true tailback. Carl Volny. nents run the ball has become a win the award, since players the Year award was somewhat tackle him. He's a big guy, and and his offensive line to their trend, as teams have rushed I he like late and Shipley are put- of an afterthought for the Ml be runs bard." success. 201 times this season while miK ting up strong numbers against Draft alter an injury-plagued Listed at 6-foot-3,2:i8 pounds, "It was very crucial. I think you attempting 207 passes, flint a more difficult schedule. 2008 campaign, but times seem LeFevour certainly possesses saw a few times when I tried disparity ballooned in the last Nonetheless, the Barn to he changing. the size of a typical running to take shots deep that the ball iwo games when Ball Slate and CHRIS1INAMCGINNIS Burner is handedly leading the And who knows, maybe ne\i back, which makes up for what just died," LeFevour said. "It was Central Michigan combined BIG PLAY: Theo Scon dosses (ho goal nation in receptions (99) and season Barnes will be ((lining 1 he loses in quickness and agility very crucial to be able to move to run the IKIII 8li limes while liter a68-yard touchdown agonist the receiving yards (1,054). while io a city near you. At least you because he is a quarterback by the ball. Carl stepped up big. throwing only 52 times. Falcons earner this season also leading in receiving touch- will know what his name is Costume Contest @ Midnight another try lo bring the score to October 31st RUGBY 28-8 and it unchanged until the Happy Hour from 5-9 Prizes for: From Page 6 final whistle. $3 Bloody Marys Best Movie Character Costume "He just moves so quick," game's first try as he brushed off Ma/.zarella said. "Once he gets Surprise Spooky Martinis Best Group Costumes lacklers and outran the defense going, he's almost untouch- Bloody Shot Specials All Night Long Most Original Costume from 25 yards out. Me went on able." to convert his own trygivingthe BG was plagued by blown & Cauldron of Graveyard Punch . and Best Male & Female Costumes Falcons a 7-0 lead. tries throughout the second Mauer, the team's leading half. A blown try is when a team scorer this season, capped off gets inside the 10-yard line but the first half scoring the next fails to score. This happened on two tries for the Falcons from four occasions for the Falcons in long range giving the Falcons a the second half, as they failed to 21-0 halftimc lead. blow the game wide open. "We found that if we slipped Despite the victory, the team Kocco Mauer some place where feels improvement is necessary he could come into the line from at this point in the season. *$r\/^ somewhere else," said Director Mazzarella said dropped of Hugby linger Ma/.zarella. passes, overall team fitness and "From there, he can pick a hole. remaining focused throughout When he's out on the wing, he a match are important areas the has to wait for the ball so we team will address in practice found this to be verv success- this week. ful." "We were just working Notre Dame came out in on improving on our over- the second half fired up as all team intensity for Notre they scored on a penalty kick Dame," Mauer said. "We per- Under 21 - $3 and a try. But the Fighting formed very well overall, but Irish's comeback would end still need to tighten up a few 21 & over - no charge with costume there. little things before we play no costume -$3 cover charge Mauer went on to score Ohio State." I I 8 Tuesday. October!' 2009 ODD NEWS WWWBGVIFWS.COM
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OSLO (AP) - A man has been ATHENS. Ga(AP)-Police are BRUSSELS (AP)-Poke said arrested in Norway trying to smuggle investigating aftei an Athens woman a one-legged suspect was caught two dozen snakes and geckos into scared off a would-be burglar by acting after only one shoe went missing in Help Wanted For Rent the country by hiding them under his like a dog. The Athens Banner-Herald a store in Belgium An amputee was Your Events clothes reported yesterday that the woman an immediate suspect when a store scared off the suspect around 11 p.m attendant found one shoe missing Employees needed to perform light "Now signing 10-11 sy leases. Ig Customs agent Helge Breilid said With BG Views Events you can let Saturday According to police, the horn a shop in the western Belgian production work w/ tlex hours. Must houses- Wooster/ ask about free Int. yesterday the /.'-year-old Norwegian work at least 15 hrs per week, can woman got on the floor and began town of Maldegem. Police spokes- all of Bowling Green know about Cartyrentals com/ 353-0325. 9a-9p citizen was apprehended in the south- be FT. many BGSU students work ern town of Kristiansand after getting scratching at the door and acting like man Rik Decraemer said yesterday your upcoming events for free! here, easy walk from campus. Pay is off a ferry from Hirtshals. Denmark a large dog when the suspicious man authorities were alerted and quickly &7 30/hr Pick up an application at "3 bdrm home low as 599.00. Advanced Specialty Products. Inc He said the man had 14 royal pythons tried turning the womans door knob found the man who fit the descrip- 2 blocks Ir univ. also 1/1/10- 2 apts. tion by shopkeepers The shoe was Compatible with Fxebook. 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