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Language (JRKKK LIFE dept. Fraternities, sororities celebrates pitch greek life on steps by lake Wasmjer Erin Fox, the adviser for the for the 2000-2001 academic THE BC NEWS Greek Affairs Marketing school year on display. 40 years The first Greek Carnival at the Committee and house director "Academics come first in our University was held yesterday or. for Kappa Delta. "Students don't fraternity," said Michael Sedlak, byYukaNapira the steps of Saddlemire Student have to make a commitment in director of scholarship for Alpha THE BC DEWS Services Building. Thirty-five dif- any one fraternity or sorority, Sigma and for the Interfratemity The department of Gemian, ferent Greek organizations but we want them to see the Council. "We also take part in Russian, and East Asian lan- attended the gathering, which diversity in the Greek Carnival many different community ser- guages at the University is cele- was designed to show students and what it's all about" vice projects, like the Dance brating its 40th anniversary this who are thinking about joining a In addition to the regular Marathon, the campus walk, year. fraternity or a sorority what their Greek organizations, the and Adopt-A-Highway. But, if "We discovered that it has options are. National Pan-Hellenic Council, there is one consistent factor, it is been 40 years since Japanese "We wanted to make the stu- which consists of historically grades." and Chinese has joined the dents see the Greek community African-American fraternities This gathering also was used German and Russian depart- in a positive light," said Kay and sororities, and the Greek as a way to promote unity ment," said Timothy Pogacar, Robinson, a second-year gradu- Independent Board, made of throughout the Greek commu- chair of the German, Russian ate student and the house direc- historically Latino fraternities nity. and East Asian department "I lor for Kappa Alpha Robinson and sororities, were present "It was great to get all of the think those two languages have was one of the masterminds Every fraternity and sorority Greek organizations out in the played significant roles, since behind the carnival's. displayed special awards or open and be there as one com- BGSU is the only public universi - "The point of the gathering is achievements that they won munity, functioning as one Metal lehmkulin BG News ty that offers Asian languages so the chapters can be visible over the years. One fraternity, and that the important chapters Alpha Sigma Phi, had its award GREEK: Mary Oinger and Amber Marquardt, freshmen, get informa- around northwest Ohio." FESTIVAL, PAGE 2 tion about Sigma Lambda Gamma from president Alexis BeAnda. Pogacar said those languages can get out into the open," said for the highest on-campus GPA have become important because a lot of foreign companies are coming into the city of Bowling Green. In fact, Japanese firms such as With effort, Ishikawa Gasket and Tochigi Fuji Sangyo and German automobile companies have started opera- keeping fit tions in the Bowling Green in the last few years. The Bowling Green State can be easy Normal College first started teaching foreign languages, Gemian and Latin, in 1916. Two for students years later, as a result of Wforid STILLWATER, Okla. — All it War I, German was dropped takes is motivation. from the curriculum and was If prevention of diseases that not taught again until 1928. occur later life is not enough In 1961, the Foreign Language motivation, Mac McCrory, Department split into two director of the Oklahoma State departments, the Romance University Seretean Wellness Languages, and German and Center, said one might want to Russian. In 1977, the first Asian consider social motivation language, Japanese, was taught, "I would have to say that col- and two years later the Chinese lege has damaged my health for program was added to the the fact that I don't do as much department. physical activity as I used to," "There were two professors, said Brad Martin, political sci- Dr. Chen and Dr. Kawashima, ence senior. who were very involved with an Studies, from "The Woman's Asian Studies program," said College Handbook." by Rachel Joseph Gray, a German professor Dobkin and Shana Sippy, show with 31 years experience. "They the earlier the body is protected, suggested that we should have the less chance the body will Asian languages in our depart- develop certain diseases. ment We were very happy to "Students need to keep a veri- have those languages to share ly consistent lifestyle similar to with." the way it was before they came Since then, the department into college," McCrory said. has increased its study, partici- Students who played sports in pating in abroad programs, and high school and don't in college, has brought attention to the McCrory said, lose the amount international exchange pro- of physical activity they once grams for both students and fac- had. ulty members. People gain weight when they "I would like people to recog- eat more and exercise less. If stu- nize that languages are not only dents are gaining weight, he skills but windows to other cul- said, that means they need to tures," said German professor cut down on food intake and Geoffrey Howes. "We have to increase exercise. A lot of students, McCrory encourage the international said, find it hard to fit exercise connections that already exist into a busy schedule. but also expand them." OSU provides a large range of In addition to the anniversary, options for exercise, McCrory the department scheduled its said. Just brisk walking from celebration within the University class to class and back to your Homecoming Week, beginning living space can help bum calo- Oct4. ries, he said. "We planned our celebration However, according to the during the Homecoming Week Weilness Center's Web site, reg- because there is the possibility ular exercise reduces body fat, that graduates and alumni of our strengthens bones, reduces program would come to the blood pressure and increases campus," Howes said. Sjrah Cash BG News the level of cholesterol while The department is inviting lowering the level of triglyc- people called "The Group," the PLAYTIME: IPC instructor Amy Self and nephew Raymond cool off in the fountain outside the Administration Building. erides (forms of fat) in the blood. first study abroad class to go to Austria in 1966. The members of KEEPING FIT. PAGE 2 the group, including Dzidra Shllaku, first director of the study abroad program, started the jShllaku Scholarship, which is for ■Kidents going to Austria. Student-athletes' use of supplements increases An international forum will be by Erriy Arthur However, it can be difficult to supplements that may contain athlete population. dent athletes to use perfor- held on Friday, Oct 5. Gerhard U-WIRE track or detect the use of poten- banned substances. Among the 42 percent of stu- mance-enhancing nutritional Kbfler, where a guest of honor AMES, Iowa — Despite the dent athletes surveyed in the supplements. from Italy will read his poetry in tially harmful or illegal sub- NCAA officials distributed sur- popularity of performance- stances among athletes, an ISU veys earlier this year to athletic past year who said they used However, the training staff German and English. enhancing nutritional supple- supplements - not including tries to discourage supplement health official said. personnel in every university All faculty members of the ments among college athletes, multi-vitamins - only 15 per- use. department, the guests and their Iowa State University athletic According to a National program in all three divisions. cent said the supplements were "We tell the athletes at the families will have a banquet and trainers and staff discourage stu- Collegiate Athletic Association About 21,000 student athletes acquired from an athletic trainer. additional team meetings that plan to go to the football game dent-athletes from taking per- survey, 42 percent of college ath- were polled, accounting for 12 ISU head athletic trainer Mark we don't want them taking sup- on Sunday, Oct & formance-enhancing drugs. letes use unregulated nutritional percent of the nation's student- Coberleysaid his staff allows stu- plements," Coberley said. 2 Thursday, August 30,2001 CAMPUS BG NEWS Greeks search Protesters prepare for World Bank rallies for members by Tom loBianco consortium of social and politi- end all lending to environmen- dents play an important role in protest, named after the date it U-WIRE cal activists. Robert Weissman, tally destructive projects. the protests and "bring energy took place, in Washington two FESTIVAL FROM PAGE 1 COLLEGE PARK, Md. — co-director of Essential Action Vanessa Dixon, an organizer and fresh ideas." years ago. The movement has Questions Tuesday about how and conference moderator, said with Health Care Now, spoke on )oe Zang, a freshman journal- been criticized for presenting body," said junior Ty Foust, also a protest organizers will handle potential violence will be two of the four points. She pro- ism major, plans to be at the scattered criticisms of the World member of Alpha Sigma. He violence at the upcoming World addressed in a later news confer- moted ending the privatization protests in late September. Bank and IMF added that the day was a great Bank and International ence and refused to discuss the of vital human services in coun- "I see that the institutions in success for his chapter. "We got a Local activist and professional long list of new students who look Monetary Fund meetings over- issue. tries that borrow from World question aren't run by the tens environmental organizer Liz The conference featured six very interested in joining." shadowed news conference Bank and IMF and increasing of millionsof people they affect," Butler said the Mobilization for organizers' themes of debt relief speakers who focused specifical- the availability of those services. Senior Brant Pumpa, who Zang said. "These institutions Global lustice is the "anti-global- and social change. ly on four demands of the Vforld "We believe these demands will never provide for the people belongs to Phi Kappa Tau, said, Reporters packed the Bank and IMF: Open World are crucial to the well-being of ... When corporations like Pepsi ization of greed and for the glob- "The location was very important. National Press Club's Murrow Bank and IMF meetings to the the people whom the World come into (schools) like College alization of justice." When people are walking in and Room in Washington Tuesday public and media, cancel all Bank and IMF purport to help," Park their job is to make money." The Wforld Bank and IMF will out of the bookstore, we have the chance to meet a lot of freshman, for a news conference held by debts, end policies that hinder Dixon said. Mobilization for Global lustice hold meetings in Washington Mobilization for Global justice, a access to human services and Dixon said she believes stu- organized the "A16" IMF which we did. It was a great from Sept. 28 through Oct. 4. opportunity for us to meet new people who want to join." Phi Kappa, along with the other organizations, also had a table set up with its past awards and achievements. Wellness proves best fit for college students "Overall, the day was a huge success," Fox said. "The chapters KEEPING FIT, FROM PAGE 1 McCrory said OSU provides foods or meat products. book, is sleep. The book states perform better than those who had a lot of fun, and the students about 200 activities or clubs that Popcorn, whole-grain bagels, that when not getting a full did not. had a lot of fun. We were able to "I ride my bike, not just for involve some type of physical unsalted pretzels, fresh fruits, night's rest, the human body McCrory's philosophy about make the Greek organizations vis- exercise, but as a means of a activity to fit the variety of stu- unsweetened fruit juices and doesn't function as well as it health can be found on a plaque ible to the students, which is stress reliever," said lustin dents on campus carrot sticks are snacks recom- could -- six to nine hours is rec- exactly what we wanted." Greenfield, finance junior. on his office door. McCrory said He considers OSU students to mended by the center's Web site. ommended. although the quote is over 400 Robinson added that the day The Wellness Center also pro- be a half-notch above other uni- "The College Woman's was very successful as well. Research in "The College years old, it still proves true vides information about the versities because some of the Handbook" states that people Woman's Handbook" shows "We especially had a lot of suc- many fitness options OSU offers. programs are second-to-none in don't necessarily have to eat today. cess sorority-wise. The students that individuals learn and "When health is absent wis- Gasses and activities available the Big 12 Conference. One such only tofu or brown rice to main- remember by reorganizing were able to see Greek life in a include fitness facilities, aero- dom cannot reveal itself, art can- program is the Wellness Center tain health. The book advises information into patterns dur- positive way, and the Greek com- bics, kickboxing, dance classes, itself, McCrory said. that it might mean cutting out not become manifest, strength munity showcased themselves ing sleep. According to the study rock climbing, weight rooms, According to the center's Web the extra-cheese pizza at 1 am. cannot fight, wealth becomes very well. We definitely want to swimming, intramural sports site, when individuals have crav- Another factor in dealing with on students taking exams, stu- useless and intelligence cannot make this a tradition," Robinson and a variety of other activities. ings, they usually call for salty health, according to the hand- dents getting a good night's rest be applied." said.

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EVENTS "Carrie Mae Weems: Mirrors and to rock Toledo riverfront Windows" @ Willard Wankelman HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? THURSDAY, AUG. 29 Gallery by Lisa Bettrnger was included in the soundtrack Stuff Maynard and Uncle The entertainment page will be 1HE BG NEWS for the film "Reality Bites." Sandwich are set to take the CAMPUS EVEKTS Hours for both exhibits are 10 having a daily calendar of For most students summer According to Tim Roberts, stage Saturday. Kerry Patrick CRU Meeting & 9 p.m.. a.mto4 p.m. events. came to a close when classes operations manager for Star 105- Gark will take the stage Sunday. Education Building room 115 Multicultural Expo © 101 began for the fall semester. For FM and Cumulus Broadcasting, The performances by the river Olscamp 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. If you have a campus or city many in northwest Ohio, having the band in town fits the attract large crowds from all over CRU meetings are a place where event that you would like to have Riverfest is the event that brings bill for what his radio audience the region. According to Citifest's students of all spiritual back- BOWLING GREEN listed in the calendar of events, the end of summer. The event wants. The station airs several website, the projected atten- grounds can explore the ques- Joe Cook Explosion @ Easystreet send an e-mail to lisabet2®hot- closes the summer's riverfront 80's music shows including "The dance for all three days is 125,000 tions of life, God, and relation- mail.com or stop by 210 West celebration season sponsored by Way Back Lunch" and the "Big people. "It's nice to look out and ships. Fire ©Howard's Club H Hall with information for your Citifest. 80's Friday." see a crowd of 10,000 people," event. This year's Riverfest is high- "We've long been a supporter Slough said. After the CRU gathering there will lighted by performances from of 80's music Of course 'My There is more to the festivities be a large party at an off-cam- TOLEDO The deadline is 6 p.m. the day The Knack and Bad Company, Sharona' and 'Good Gins Don't' than just the music. According to pus location. Maps will be pro- "Close Encounters of the Bird before the event. Deadlines for featuring former lead singer I from Get the Knack] were big Slough, the day offers more fami- vided at the meeting. Kind" @ The Toledo Zoo the weekend edition is 6 p.m. on Brian Howe. The Knack will be 80's hits," he said. "They're also a ly-oriented activities along with Amphiteatre Noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m. Sundays. performing at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, fun band to see." special activities for children. The "Personal Space. Twelve while Bad Company takes the Slough has a reason for stu- evening brings out the rock stage at 8 p.m. Friday. dents in Bowling Green to make crowd. "We're always excited when we the trip up 1-75. "Every jukebox Sunday there will be the "Holy get national recording acts," said in BG has 'My Sharona' on it" Toledo, Let's lam," which is being Eric Slough, marketing director Bad Company formed in 1973 billed as a family-oriented, non- for Citifest. Slough said the as a supergroup including vocal- demoniational day of Christian Wanted: entertainment writers and general staff bands performing are deter- ist Paul Rodgers, Boz Burrell (ex- music Performers for that night The BG News is looking for For more information on these Entertainment writers will be mined by where the bands are King Crimson), Mick Ralphs, and include national recording artist news reporters, copy editors, jobs call the newsroom at 372- writing reviews and feature sto- playing before Toledo and how Simon Kirke. The band was one Nicole C. Mullen and the group sports reporters, opinion writers, 6968 or stop by 210 West Hall. ries for the daily entertainment much money is in the Citifest of the first artists to sign to Led The Kaunas. The night will end designers, photographers and Those interested in entertain- page and the weekend edition. budget. Zeppelin's Vanity record label. with a fireworks display. entertainment writers. All majors ment writing should send an e- Meetings are Sundays at 6 p.m., "Bands are a lot more expen- That line up disbanded in 1982. Citifest is also holding the are welcome to apply. niail [email protected]. except for holiday weekends sive today than they used to be," Four years later Kirke and Ralphs Toledo Classic 10K run during he said. He added that many decided to restart the band with the same weekend. The race will other bands were available to Brian Howe on vocals, replacing take place Saturday. The route for play in Toledo, but they were not Rodgers. the race will take runners past able to make it to town on time. The band has had a string of historical landmarks in down- The Knack is perhaps best hit albums, including Run With town Toledo. known for its hit song "My the Pack, Srraighf Shooter, and Returning for a second year K Sharona." The band formed in BumiriSky. The band also had a will be the teen-oriented Los Angeles in 1978c Its debut string of hit singles, including SkateFest. There will also be a record Get the Knack sold over "Feel Like Makin' Love." By 1993 music stage for the teenage audi- |nT£Rn£"f JERVKEJ five million copies just one year the band expanded to include ence. later. According to Rolling Stone Rick Wills on bass and Dave All events for Riverfest take UJELCOITIE BACK BGflJ jTUDsrm & FACULTY magazine, the album was Colwell on rhythm guitar. place at Promenade and Festival " 768k downstream-128k upstream recorded in just 11 days, while The band continued to have Parks, which are on the banks of Online 24/7 • Talk & Surf at the same time 116.95/mo. plus Veruon charges costing under $20,000 to pro- hit singles in the 1990s with "How the Maumee River in downtown Network multiple computers to 1 modem duce. About That" and "IfYou Needed Toledo. Riverfest hours are 5 p.m. S9.95 setup f« The band released two more Somebody." They also released to 9 p.m. Friday. Riverfest contin- albums, ...But the Little Girts the live album The Best of Bad ues Saturday and Sunday start- UNLIMITED ACCESS Use 8GSU Mailboi 1*11.95/. _' / mo. Understand and [981 s Round Company Live... What You Hear Is ing at 1 p.m. and ending at 9 bjjptatop { S9.95$9.95 setup lee Trip. 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The Bell Curve OUR TAKE • IMIT ColUfdU Pr«ccwiri MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD Get festive! Bowling Green...it's a nice doesn't know your name. Very Opera are rather nice. place to live, but you oughta refreshing. Books. You think Bowling visit Toledo. Shopping. You've got your Green's got books? Check out It's a part of the area that choice (thrift or expensive). the intersection of Secor Road often gets overlooked by Variety of locations. Not and Central Avenue. University students. We don't everything's geared toward Professional hockey. The know why. Any city—large or young 20-somethings or what games are cheap, and the small—offers so much more 40-somethings think 20- crowds overly supportive. than a small town can. (Don't somethings are into. Sit back get us wrong, small towns and and enjoy a good jazz club. Not to mention this week- grassy yards with barbecues Surprise. Turn a corner, and end's Riverfest gives you a are a definite plus). you might not know where great excuse to hop in the car But a city...ah...a city. It you are. and drive the 25 minutes it'll gives a whole new perspective Culture. Although nothing take you to get to this city by on people. Stop into any can be performed quite like the the Maumee River. restaurant or coffee shop, and the Rocky Horror Picture Free music Lots of people. you'll have at least one con- Show, the Toledo symphony, "My Sharona." Do you still versation with someone who Toledo ballet and Toledo need more convincing? Porn can save the world!

ELAINE "How many times did you media and I didn't see much Lying about the facts VIGNEAULT come?" The most dangerous escape. sexual aspect these men shared I decided that my sexuality I/-Wire Columnist and many women share as well was hopelessly male identified.' It was at that point that the If something of extreme — is the idea that sex necessari- Not until the class did I realize J. MICHAEL climax of this story hit. Fox and instant importance arises University of Nevada Las ly involves coercion. there's such a thing as "feminist BESTUL News broke in with an urgent in this area, something that Vegas offers such classes as My pleasure was, quite literal- pom." news report, live from the affects a large portion of the "Sociology of the Sex Industry" ly, in my own hands. I didn't The first day of class, the guy Opinion Columnist scene. Which scene? What viewing area, I expect a local or "Pornography in the U.SA" know enough about my own next to me said, "There aren't happened? How would we be station to interrupt their reg- Over the summer, I took the sexuality and wrongly assumed any books for this class, are personally affected? Where ular programming schedule. Fair readers, today I pornography class, and con- that I was dysfunctional. My there?" Boy, was he in for it. We were our pants? Likewise, the national net- expose the heinous lie cluded that without more sex experiences, while unique and began our deconstruction and Such anticipation soured as work can do the same for a talk, our education is lacking. personal, are common. Many demystification immediately by that we have been told since massive, massive event that is we were eating glue instead of we realized why Fox News Some people are so misguid- women lack sex information or reading 20-50 pages a night, five was employing its impressive of massive, massive impor- ed that they call themselves vir- worse, have been misinformed. nights a week and writing eight giving Frosty the Snowman a news technology. The puppy. tance to the nation. head in kindergarten. gins while having oral and anal They think more about pleasing mid-length essays. The authorities were about to But a puppy? Who in the Ahem. sex Some girls are so warped by their partners than about their When 1 told people about this vacuum the juvenile canine blue hell decided that some religion that they believe anal own pleasure. This reflects an class, many violently opposed Now that I have your atten- thrown-together tion (God bless hyperbole), in that friggin' well to safety. sex is a virginal activity. Many internalized patriarchy. the idea that I might actually Somewhere, Walter canine/human drama was college-aged women don't even Once I saw some main- Irani something valuable. Most allow me to set up the story. more important than a finely- Fast forward from "Arts & Cronkite rolled over in his masturbate, as if denying one- stream, heterosexual pornogra- people consider pom as too grave. Or, that's the first thing crafted work of animated Crafts Time," past the claus- self harmless pleasure is a phy, I put two and two together. low-class for serious analysis. he'll do when he dies. humor? How can I get their virtue. I was once similarly mis- I realized that many men learn They think only Shakespeare or trophobia of high school, to addresses, to leave flaming the Wednesday of a few weeks We simply gawked. Then takea about sex through pom and Plato are worth investigating. we got angry. Then violent. bags of puppy poo on their When I first began having sex, because of this, they have no But. pom is probably one of the back. doorsteps? During said Wednesday a Soon, we were going to start I wondered how the guys knew clue how to please a woman or most influential media vehicles looting. By the time the Aaliyah died in a plane what to do. It seemed like all how to make sex intimate, inter- available today, and people have crisis emerged in the Toledo crash, wildfires are redecorat- area. Throughout the day, Fox beloved animated show guys did it the same way: no esting or fun. Thus I began my strong opinions about it, no returned, it was half over. ing the west with cinders, foreplay, lube and toys were anti-pornography crusade and matter how hard they try to News broke in during com- Gary Condit finally spoke out mercial breaks. The Toledo Mirth finally ensued. only for the dysfunctional, talk signed up for "Pornography in keep them under-covers. It's Ladies and gentlemen of and the University started area was stunned to learn ... a should be reserved for non-sex- the U.SA" about time we had classes like the audience, here is the lie. classes. All these are facts, ual activities. Simply put, sex Thinking more and more "Pom in the USA" that make puppy was trapped in a well The lie that you have always with greater impact and (gasp!). was boring. After three-minute, about pom, I evolved with some me feel privileged to attend been told. The fallacy that important than a damned purely penetrative sex with zero real opinions. At first, I thought UNLV Or something like that. puppy. Hopefully, those words of towers over all others. The lie ditoral stimulation, they would of all pom as male-dominated is this: that fact is more So, if there is some station ask me stupid questions like, apathy can describe my feel- important than fiction. exec reading this, your "late- ings towards this enormous Pay no attention to that breaking news" technology event. HMSMIFOUCr words. Name, phone number and anchor shaking his head. Yes, works. Now stop using it. ! printed. Send submissions to the The clock jumps to 9:30 at IraBSKew gladly prints letters to address should be included for verifica- ! Opinion mailbox at 210 West Hall or current events and known By the way... the puppy night. The local Fox station bgnewsOlistpnx.bgsu.edu, facts are important to our died. the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters tion. All submissions may be edited for ■ jumps by a few thousandths should be less than 300 words and length and darity Personal attacks and ; with the subject line "letter to everyday lives. But who can of points in the Nielsens as a anonymous submissions will not be ; the editor" ot "guest column." make a valid argument saying C^&*imnscanbe5O0to70O group of us tune in for our weekly fix of "Family Guy." that they take precedence over works of fancy? (Yes, that Tasty and refreshing. was rhetorical.) Ghosts are people too 210 West Hall ^W £ 1 www.bgnews.com Bowling Green State University She also likes to unlock doors door open at night. Bowling Green, after we leave, move things Hearing myself talking Ohio 43403 KURT across the kitchen counters about this, let alone writing it, Phone:(419)372-6966 KINZEL Fax:(419)372-6967 and knock little things off the makes me sound like a com- E-mail Opinion Editor wall. plete whack-job. But, why bgnews&listproc.bgsu.edu It's just a little frightening. can't ghosts exist? Just BGNEWS-IN-CHIEF Our apartment sits on the because we can't see them, _l_-^ V>J AMYJO L BROWN, EDITOR-IN I think there's a ghost in former site of the Heinz doesn't mean they don't exist. my apartment. I'm not ketchup factory and we We've been brought up to be EDITORIAL BOARD ASSISTANT EDITORS PRODUCTION making this up, I swear. began wondering if anything skeptical about things that we Normally, I don't buy into the MARY BETH WILFONE, MANAGING EDITOR CRAIS EIFFORD, ASST. CAMPUS EDITOR CRAIE HURRAY, PRODUCTION ASST. bad ever happened there. I can't see or touch. whole idea of sprits and MARIE CHICHE. CAMPUS EDITOR SHANNON KOLKEOY, ASST. CITY EDITOR HEATHER ERANT, PRODUCTION ASST mean, was Terry a worker that It's not like ghosts don't such, but I think that I actual- got killed on the job? My exist in Bowling Green. It's KIMBERLY DUPPS, CITY EDITOR ERICA EAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR LAMA 0N00, PRODUCTION ASST. ly saw it. It's actually a she, ERIK CASSANO, SPORTS EDITOR SARAH CASTO, ASST. PHOTO EDITOR ANDREA THOMAS, PRODUCTION ASST imagination ran wild and rumored that there is a ghost my roommate and I think, cold shivers ran up my spine. on the sixth floor of LISA BETTINBER. A4E EDITOR CHASITY LESTER. ASST. COPY CHEF but just in case, we gave the There's something discon- ADVERTISING Offenhauer East, the Eve KURTIS 0. KINZEL OPINION EDITOR ghost a sexually ambiguous certing about a presence in Marie Saint Theater, the Chi MICHAEL LEHMKUHU, PHOTO EDITOR STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (372-2807) JOSH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE name. my apartment — I wonder if Omega House, and the Wood CARIA SCHOEBER. ON LINE EDITOR ROBERT W. BORTEL, DIRECTOR IRIAN KLOPP. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE "Terry," as we're calling it, she's willing to pay a third of County Historical Society.. MATT IYEY. GRAPHICS EDITOR TONYA WHITMAN, ASST. DIRECTOR ME CALABRESE, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE seems to be a rather friendly the rent. So, I guess that I'll just live ghost. The other night, she IEFFARNETT, COPY CHIEF TODD T. WISE, ADVERTISING MANAGER BETH SCHUBERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Every time the apartment with the third roommate for a closed my bedroom door VICKI RIDENBAUEH. ACCOUNT EXEC. makes a strange sound or while until I figure out where BARBARA MILLER, CLERICAL SPECIALIST while I was in bed reading a DELIVERY ZUKEYA BRAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT something falls of the wall, at this ghost came from and DOUEUPPUS book. My roommate was fast least we have someone to exactly how to get rid of it. Or BRAD MILLER asleep in the next room. I blame. And now I know better I could just call Ghostbusters. actually saw her hand shut than to leave my bedroom WILLWINOOM the door. It was very strange. PUPPIES COLBY CHEESE BRADY QUINCY SUGAR ON THE STREET 1/2 YELLOW IAB DALMATIAN LAHASAAPS0 ROTTWEIlfR/COCKER SPANIEL What's your favorite way to havefun? Play ball! "I chase my tail." "I like to do tricks." "Chewing on my stuffed animals." BG NEWS CITY Thursday, August 30. 2001 5 Businesses open during summer by Kimberty Dupps Thein would like to see the good they can eat and at what times Due to her experience with the THE 8G MEWS business continue. Riter said they stress that their program, Riter decided to open a Panera Bread, a bakery-style Panera, a Missouri-based com- clients can eat at restaurants and center in Bowling Green. "It cafe, and MPS Weight Loss and pany with 40 locations in Ohio, buy food at the grocery store. seemed to be a good area that Wellness Center, a health man- offers sandwiches, soup, salad, Unlike other weight loss pro- needed this kind of service." agement service, opened in bagels and bread. Four coffees are grams, MPS does not require MPS clients begin the program Bowling Green during June. The featured everyday and espresso clients to purchase food for the by going through a profile based businesses are hoping to tap into and cappuccino drinks are also program. on the idea that there are five the University population now available. "We want them to know they metabolic profiles that everyone that classes are back in session. While Panera is not an Ohio- can live in the real world," Riter falls under. Panera Bread manager Eric based company, MPS is based in said. "The profile takes about an Thein said Panera Bread is a good Lima Riter co-owns the business with hour and a half and we ask ques- place for students to come and MPS, 1616E.WoosterSt., which her husband, Steven, and daugh- tions about their energy and per- relax after classes. offers weight loss and wellness ter, Stephanie. The three owners sonality," Riter said. "We thought it was a good time programs, is developing a market - trained at the main MPS Center in Clients are also asked to put on to move to a smaller community ing strategy to attract more stu- Lima, which is owned by Nancy a bathing suit during the profile so and become a neighborhood dents to the center. and Warren Downhour. In addi- the person conducting the profile bakery," Thein said. "The difference between diets tion to training in Lima, all three can see where the person carries Thein also said Heritage 2000, a and us is there are no bad foods; are going through the program. his or her weight. A profile and downtown renovation project, there are fun and comfort foods," "I have lost 43 pounds since plan of action will be drawn up and having the University nearby said co-owner Joyce Riter. "We December; my husband has lost before the person leaves also attracted Panera to Bowling take clients off fun and comfort 50 pounds since February, and There are four programs a per- Green. foods. Eventually, we change the my daughter has lost about 30 son can choose from—a 19 week, SiratiCjrtoBGNws While Panera, located at 139 S. timing and frequency of the fun pounds since April," Riter said. 35 week, 52 week or 68 week pro- BAKING UP BUSINESS: Panera Bread, 139 S. Main St., is one of Main St., has received a good and comfort foods" "We are going through this with gram, lach program has an aver- two business that opened this lune. MPS Weight Loss and Wellness reception from the community, MPS tells clients what foods our clients." age cost of $27 per week. Center, 1616 E. Wooster St., also opened. «=»o-o^»-o

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The Bell Curve t. OUR TAKE »i"» ColUiUU Prttcwlra MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD Get festive! Bowling Green...it's a nice doesn't know your name. Very Opera are rather nice. place to live, but you oughta refreshing. Books. You think Bowling visit Toledo. Shopping. You've got your Green's got books? Check out It's a part of the area that choice (thrift or expensive). the intersection of Secor Road often gets overlooked by Variety of locations. Not and Central Avenue. University students. We don't everything's geared toward Professional hockey. The know why. Any city—large or young 20-somethings or what games are cheap, and the small—offers so much more 40-somethings think 20- crowds overly supportive. than a small town can. (Don't somethings are into. Sit back get us wrong, small towns and and enjoy a good jazz club. Not to mention this week- grassy yards with barbecues Surprise. Turn a corner, and end's Riverfest gives you a are a definite plus). you might not know where great excuse to hop in the car But a city...ah...a city. It you are. and drive the 25 minutes it'll gives a whole new perspective Culture. Although nothing take you to get to this city by on people. Stop into any can be performed quite like the the Maumee River. restaurant or coffee shop, and the Rocky Horror Picture Free music. Lots of people. you'll have at least one con- Show, the Toledo symphony, "My Sharona." Do you still versation with someone who Toledo ballet and Toledo need more convincing? Porn can save the world!

ELAINE "How many times did you media and I didn't see much Lying about the facts VIGNEAULT come?" The most dangerous escape. sexual aspect these men shared I decided that my sexuality U-Wire Columnist and many women share as well was hopelessly tnale identified.' It was at that point that the If something of extreme — is the idea that sex necessari- Not until the class did I realize i. MICHAEL climax of this story hit. Fox and instant importance arises University of Nevada Las ly involves coercion. there's such a thing as "feminist BESTUL News broke in with an urgent in this area, something that Vegas offers such classes as My pleasure was, quite literal- pom." news report, live from the affects a large portion of the "Sociology of the Sex Industry" ly, in my own hands. I didn't The first day of class, the guy Opinion Columnist scene. Which scene? What viewing area, I expect a local or "Pornography in the U.SA" know enough about my own next to me said, "There aren't happened? How would we be station to interrupt their reg- Over the summer, I took the sexuality and wrongly assumed any books for this class, are Fair readers, today I personally affected? Where ular programming schedule. pornography class, and con- that I was dysfunctional. My there?" Boy, was lie in for it. We were our pants? Likewise, the national net- cluded that without more sex experiences, while unique and began our deconstruction and expose the heinous lie work can do the same for a that we have been told since Such anticipation soured as talk, our education is lacking. personal, are common. Many demystifkation immediately by we realized why Fox News massive, massive event that is Some people are so misguid- women lack sex information or reading 20-50 pages a night, five we were eating glue instead of of massive, massive impor- giving Frosty the Snowman a was employing its impressive ed that they call themselves vir- worse, have been misinformed. nights a week and writing eight news technology. The puppy. tance to the nation. gins while having oral and anal They think more about pleasing mid-length essays. head in kindergarten. But a puppy? Who in the Ahem. The authorities were about to sex. Some girls are so warped by their partners than about their When I told people about this Now that I have your atten- vacuum the juvenile canine blue hell decided that some religion that they believe anal own pleasure. This reflects an class, many violently opposed in that friggin' well to safety. thrown-together tion (God bless hyperbole), sex is a virginal activity. Many internalized patriarchy. the idea that I might actually allow me to set up the story. Somewhere, Walter canine/human drama was college-aged women don't even Once I saw some main- learn something valuable. Most Fast forward from "Arts & Cronkite rolled over in his more important than a finely- masturbate, as if denying one- stream, heterosexual pornogra- people consider porn as too crafted work of animated Crafts Time," past the claus- grave. Or, that's the first thing self harmless pleasure is a phy, I put two and two together. low-class for serious analysis. trophobia of high school, to he'll do when he dies. humor? How can I get their virtue. I was once similarly mis- I realized that many men learn They think only Shakespeare or We simply gawked. Then addresses, to leave flaming the Wednesday of a few weeks taken. about sex through pom and Plato are worth investigating. back. we got angry. Then violent. bags of puppy poo on their When I first began having sex, because of this, they have no But. pom is probably one of the Soon, we were going to start doorsteps? I wondered how the guys knew clue how to please a woman or most influential media vehicles During said Wednesday a Aaliyah died in a plane crisis emerged in the Toledo looting. By the time the what to do. It seemed like all how to make sex intimate, inter- available today, and people have beloved animated show crash, wildfires are redecorat- area. Throughout the day, Fox guys did it the same way no esting or fun. Thus I began my strong opinions about it, no News broke in during com- returned, it was half over. ing the west with cinders, foreplay, lube and toys were anti-pornography crusade and matter how hard they try to Gary Condit finally spoke out mercial breaks. The Toledo Mirth finally ensued. only for the dysfunctional, talk signed up for "Pornography in keep them under-covers. It's area was stunned to learn... a Ladies and gentlemen of and the University started should be reserved for non-sex- the USA" about time we had classes like classes. All these are facts, puppy was trapped in a well the audience, here is the lie. ual activities. Simply put, sex Thinking more and more "Pom in the USA" that make (gasp!). The lie that you have always with greater impact and was boring. After three-minute, about pom, I evolved with some me feel privileged to attend been told. The fallacy that important than a damned Or something like that. purely penetrative sex with zero real opinions. At first, I thought UNLV Hopefully, those words of towers over all others. The lie puppy. chloral stimulation, they would of all pom as male-dominated So, if there is some station apathy can describe my feel- is this: that fact is more ask me stupid questions like, ings towards this enormous important than fiction. exec reading this, your "late- breaking news" technology event. Pay no attention to that swassiai raucr anchor shaking his head. Yes, works. Now stop using it. ! words. Name, phone number and ! printed. Send submissions to the The clock jumps to 9:30 at Tht B6 News gladly prints Letters to ! address should be mcJudea for verrfica- ! Opinion mailbox at 210 West Hail or night. The local Fox station current events and known By the way... the puppy facts are important to our died. the Editor and Guest Columns. Letters i lion. All submissions may be edited for > bgnewsOlistprocbgsu.edu. jumps by a few thousandths should be less than 300 words and ; length and clarity. Personal attacks and ; with the subject line letter to everyday lives. But who can of points in the Nielsens as a Guest Columns can be 500 to 700 ; anonymous submissions will not be ; the editor" or "guest column." group of us tune in for our make a valid argument saying weekly fix of "Family Guy." that they take precedence over works of fancy? (Yes, that Tasty and refreshing. was rhetorical.) Ghosts are people too 210 West Hall ^ / 1 www.bgnews.com Bowling Green Stale University She also likes to unlock doors door open at night. Bowling Green, after we leave, move things Hearing myself talking Ohio 43403 KURT across the kitchen counters about this, let alone writing it, Phone:(419)372-6966 KINZEL Fax: (419) 372-6967 and knock little things off the makes me sound like a com- E-mail: Opinion Editor wall. plete whack-job. But, why [email protected] It's just a little frightening. can't ghosts exist? lust -IN-CHIEF Our apartment sits on the because we can't see them, \J V>J AMYJO L BROWN, EDITOR-IN 1 think there's a ghost in former site of the Heinz doesn't mean they don't exist. my apartment. I'm not ketchup factory and we We've been brought up to be EDITORIAL BOARD ASSISTANT EDITORS PRODUCTION making this up, 1 swear. began wondering if anything skeptical about things that we Normally, I don't buy into the MARY BETH WILFONC, MANAGING EDITOR CRAIt BIFFORD, ASST CAMPUS EDITOR CRAIt MURRAY, PRODUCTION ASST. bad ever happened there. I can't see or touch. whole idea of sprits and MARIE CHICHE. CAMPUS EDITOR SHANNON K01KEDY. ASST CITY EDITOR HEATHER GRANT, PRODUCTION ASST. mean, was Terry a worker that It's not like ghosts don't such, but I think that I actual- got killed on the job? My exist in Bowling Green. It's KIKBERLY DUPPS. CITY EDITOR ERICA GAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR LAMIA 0N00. PRODUCTION ASST. ly saw it. It's actually a she, ERIK CASSANO, SPORTS EDITOR SARAH CASIO, ASST PHOTO EDITOR ANDREA THOMAS, PRODUCTION ASST imagination ran wild and rumored that there is a ghost my roommate and I think, cold shivers ran up my spine. on the sixth floor of LISA BETTINSER. A&E EDITOR CHASITY LESTER. ASST. COPY CHEF but just in case, we gave the There's something discon- ADVERTISING Offenhauer East, the Eve KURTIS 0. KIKZEL OPINION EDITOR ghost a sexually ambiguous certing about a presence in Marie Saint Theater, the Chi MICHAEL LEHMNJHIE. PHOTO EDITOR STUDENT PUBLICATIONS (372-2807) JOSH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE name. my apartment — I wonder if Omega House, and the Wood CARL* SCH0E8ER. ON-LINE EDITOR ROBERT W. BORTEL, DIRECTOR IRIAN KLOPP, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE "Terry," as we're calling it, she's willing to pay a third of County Historical Society.. MATT IVEY. GRAPHICS EDITOR TONYA WHITMAN. ASST. DIRECTOR ME CALABRESE. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE seems to be a rather friendly the rent. So, I guess that I'll just live ghost. The other night, she IEFFARHETT, COPY CHIEF TON T. WISE, ADVERTISING MANAGER BETH SCHUBERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Every time the apartment with the third roommate for a closed my bedroom door BARBARA MILLER, CLERICAL SPECIALIST VICKIRIDENBAUCH. ACCOUNT EXEC. makes a strange sound or while until I figure out where DELIVERY while I was in bed reading a ZUKEYA BRAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT something falls of the wall, at this ghost came from and DtHJS LIPPUS book. My roommate was fast least we have someone to exactly how to get rid of it. Or BRAD MILLER asleep in the next room. I blame. And now I know better I could just call Ghostbusters. actually saw her hand shut than to leave my bedroom MU. WINDOW the door. It was very strange. PUPPIES COLBY CHEESE BRADY QUINCY SUGAR ON THE STREET 1/2 YELLOW LAB DALMATIAN LAHASAAPS0 TOTTWEIIIR/COCKER SPANIEL What's your favorite way to have fun? Play ball! "I chase my tail." 7 like to do tricks." "Chewing on my stuffed animals." l BG NEWS CITY Thursday, August 30. 2001 5 Businesses open during summer by IQmberty Dupps Thein would like to see the good they can eat and at what times. Due to her experience with the IHE BC NtWS business continue. Riter said they stress that their program, Riter decided to open a Panera Bread, a bakery-style Panera, a Missouri-based com- clients can eat at restaurants and center in Bowling Green. "It cafe, and MPS Weight Loss and pany with 40 locations in Ohio, buy food at the grocery store. seemed to be a good area that Wellness Center, a health man- offers sandwiches, soup, salad, Unlike other weight loss pro- needed this kind of service." agement service, opened in bagels and bread. Four coffees are grams, MPS does not require MPS clients begin the program Bowling Green during lune. The featured everyday and espresso clients to purchase food for the by going through a profile based businesses are hoping to tap into and cappuccino drinks are also program. on the idea that there are five the University population now available. "We want them to know they metabolic profiles that everyone that classes are back in session. While Panera is not an Ohio- can live in the real world," Riter falls under. Panera Bread manager Eric based company, MPS is based in said. "The profile takes about an Thein said Panera Bread is a good Lima. Riter co-owns the business with hour and a half and we ask ques- place for students to come and MPS, 1616 EWooster St., which her husband, Steven, and daugh- tions about their energy and per- relax after classes. offers weight loss and wellness ter, Stephanie The three owners sonality," Riter said. "We thought it was a good time programs, is developing a market- trained at the main MPS Genter in Clients are also asked to put on to move to a smaller community ing strategy to attract more stu- Lima, which is owned by Nancy a bathing suit during the profile so and become a neighborhood dents to the center. and Warren Downhour. In addi- the person conducting the profile bakery," Thein said. "The difference between diets tion to training in Lima, all three can see where the person carries Thein also said Heritage 2000, a and us is there are no bad foods: are going through the program. his or her weight. A profile and downtown renovation project, there are fun and comfort foods," "1 have lost 43 pounds since plan of action will be drawn up and having the University nearby said co-owner Joyce Riter. "We December; my husband has lost before the person leaves. also attracted Panera to Bowling take clients off fun and comfort 50 pounds since February, and There are four programs a per- Green. foods. Eventually, we change the my daughter has lost about 30 son can choose from — a 19 week, Sarah Casio BG News While Panera, located at 139 S. timing and frequency of the fun pounds since April," Riter said. 35 week, 52 week or 68 week pro- BAKING UP BUSINESS: Panera Bread. 139 S. Main St., is one of Main St., has received a good and comfort foods" "We are going through this with gram. Each program has an aver- two business that opened this lune. MPS Weight Loss and Wellness reception from the community, MPS tells clients what foods our clients." age cost of $27 per week. Center, 1616 E. Wooster St., also opened.

To (FREE '1. visit one of the 1.200 Verizon Wireless Communications Stores coast-to-coast Lenin at ^ Vetl70nwireless RadioShack Communications Stores BG NEWS U.S. OPEN: DAVENPORT, SERENA WILLIAMS ADVANCE TO THIRD ROUND. SPORTS BRIEFING THURSDAY Bengals acquire a August 30, punter on waivers 2001 CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Bengals acquired a punier Nick Harris on waiver- son Wednesday from the www.bgnews.com/sports Denver Broncos and placed wide receiver Chad Plummer BOWLINE GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY on the injured reserve list, meaning he cannot play this season. 1 0^ Football ^^■*B lights: ^L. JM M m^jjjA j aoright idea? RYAN ■ FOWLER Lai ■ .i*^ Sports Writer For Bowling Green football L^fl players the 2000 season is probably one they would rather soon ^$§®$SfflBRs forget. They went a dismal 2-9, lost to Buffalo, a team who has been the laughing stock of the Michael Lehmkul* Mid-American conference for BGNnn years, found out that their leader, friend and head coach COACHING: Gary Blackney wasn't returning Andy Richards for the 2001 campaign, and leads the ended the year with a handful of women's soccer question marks with few team Into the answers. To turn the program championship around would be a miracle. ^^ ^-. game last year Then as if the messiah himself ■ ^^^ w ^^1 In his first year strolled into this small college as head coach. i town and spoke, the sorrow and tears soon turned to joy and "" anticipation towards the future No longer were we going into battle on the gridiron with no direction, no leader, and no chance. BGSU again had a football coach. Richards, Orr getting started Urban Meyer was going to guide the Falcons'flight in 2001. by Jo«l Hammond and ending in Corvallis, before they fell in overtime to Miami in whether it be intimidation or first contacted during their ■ So most would think there was THE BG NEWS he became a graduate assistant the championship game. This that they just have a problem I junior year of high school So, we light at the end of the tunnel, For some students at Bowling at Oregon State. He then became followed a solid yet inconsistent might be able to answer more are very pleased that we have the but not at BG. The football Green, getting here is not as easy the full-time assistant and regular season that included easily. It works out very well for quality of freshmen we do. They - squad could not soar at night as one might tliink For example, served in that position for five injuries and hot and cold both us an the players." have come in from the begin- because their vision was hin- when a supervisor asked atten- years before taking the head job stretches throughout the cam- Speaking of the players, ning and worked hard, and it dered due to the fact that Doyt dees at a meeting last Friday who here in April of 2000. paign. Richards and On did inherit a showed in the Detroit game. ■ Perry Stadium had never been had driven the longest to get to Orr also has made her rounds "The one thing we didn't have strong roster of experience and They're ready, so we're going to fully equipped with the lighting school, shouts of "Texas!" and around the country. She is a to change when we got here was talent when they came to BG. play them. they would need. All of sudden "Florida" rang through the native of Brecksville, Ohio, and the quality of players," Richards However, with their first full "The main thing in recruiting . newly named coach Meyer went crowd. attended the U.S. Naval said. "We had a strong core of recruiting class, they have is selling yourself to the players to work trying to find funds to Head women's soccer coach Academy for two years, where excellent soccer players and still ensured that for the next few from the start of the process. If build permanent light fixtures Andy Richards would have she started 35 of 37 matches in do, even after losing a great years in the least, they will con- they are impressed with what around the sacred grounds near received the binoculars the which she played. After transfer- group of seniors last year. What tinue to have that core group. you have to say and are happy 1-75. supervisor was giving away, and ringtoThe Ohio State University, we did change, however, was the Freshmen forwards Kristy with that first meeting, then the On the eighth day (over sum- his assistant Ashlee Orr would she lettered her junior year and players' attitudes about the team Coppes and Katie Piening, mid- rest of it should fall into place. mer break) Urban Meyer built have taken home the consola- was elected team captain in 1998 and their coaches. We related to fielders Nikki Pucillo. lessica Plus, we have some outstanding permanent light fixtures. Call it a tion prize. but was unable to finish her the players and communicated Sadler, and Beth Rieman, and facilities here and a great cam- story from the Bible or call it The tandem, in their second career because of an injury. She with them so they knew where defender lenny Berlovan all pus. Our soccer facilities are out- total luck Urban Meyer has year at the helm of the program, was then hired at the University they stood with us." played significant minutes in standing." turned this football team have both come quite a long way as the assistant in late August of "We relate to them very well their first intercollegiate match, Richards and Orr have already around in every aspect from to land in the land of the Falcons. 2000. because if the players feel that and all played strong games. taken leaps and bounds in their attitude and offensive attack to Richards graduated from All the pair has done in their they can't talk to Coach "We are very happy with our effort to turn the program fan appreciation and stadium Sheffield Polytechnic in first year at Bowling Green was (Richards), they can talk to me," first recruiting class," Richards around from a team that two style. Sheffield, England, in 1989, and take the seventh-seeded Falcons Orr said. "Sometimes there said. "We didn't even start with years ago went winless in its final J And it's that style that has this proceeded to travel across the on an unexpected run through might be something keeping the these players until their senior •campus buzzing. lust walking Atlantic, across the Great Plains, the MAC tournament, where players from talking to a male, year, whereas usually a player is RICHARDS, PAGE 7 Jaround campus one hears the •constant question, "Did you see Jthe new lights?" Many reply with •a quick "yes" and go on to another topic. Which leads me to ask the question, will adding Jour light fixtures make the students come? I Granted, the film "Field of Toledo picked to finish first in West IDreams" used the phrase "if you build it they will come," but it byNckHurm powerhouse Penn State 24-6 on 40/20 game in 1999, the Cardinals who rushed for 458 yards on 130 jeems the only thing Bowling THE BG NEWS the road. Toledo will also have Starters returning/lost: 11/11 came back five of its last seven carries, but graduated their two preen has in common with that The West Division, like the nonconference bouts with Northern Illinois is looking for games in 2000. They accom- top receivers. inovie is the over-abundance of MAC East Division, is filled with Temple, Youngstown State and its first back-to-back winning plished this task while playing Central Michigan will open its torn. a few teams predicted to domi- Navy before closing the season season since 1989 and 90. Coach the 30th most difficult schedule season tonight against Eastern * Urban Meyer's main goal for nate and the rest of the division on the road against their rival Jay Novak believes his team is a among the 110 NCAA Division I Kentucky. The Chippewas will adding the lights was to entice predicted to trail behind. Toledo Bowling Green. "mystery team" because the teams. A major part of that was also play non-conference games pie student population to attend and Western Michigan butted Huskies are younger and more the play of MAC freshman of the against Michigan State and Boise games and boost struggling heads last season, with the 2. WESTERN MICHIGAN athletic than last season. The year, Talmadge Hill. In his first State. |ttendance numbers. The statis- Broncos coming out on top 21- Head Coach: Gary Darnell Huskies quarterback, Chris collegiate start, Hill rallied the tics do show the night games are 14. With the Rockets' returning 2000 record: 9-3 (7-1 in the Finlen ranked number 26 in the Cardinals to its first win in two 6. Eastern Michigan popular with the kiddies. experience a little stronger and MAC) country last season in passing seasons against Miami. Hill However, some find it hard to their home schedule more favor- Head Coach JeffWoodruff Letterwinners returning/lost: efficiency. Their defense also passed for IS touchdowns on the 2000 record- 3-8 (2-5 in the Believe that BG football able, Toledo came out ahead in 37/17 received national ranking in year. MAC) Reserved the $ 1.1 million price the preseason poll. Starters returning/lost 13/11 turnover margin (+0.7 pg). BSU will open the season on Letterwinners returning/lost: tag for the purpose of having The Broncos lose 11 starters The Huskies had an up-and- the road against the Aubum Jiree night games a season. 1.TOLEDO from last year's squad, but return 40/22 down season last year. Northern Tigers. Other non-conference Starters returning/lost: 12/10 • Those students who opposed Head Coach: Tom Amstutz with some key players, including battled lor big wins over Illinois games include Kentucky, flie pricey addition felt the 2000 record: 10-1 (4-1 in the quarterback Jeff Welsh. Welsh Since 1996 the Eagles have MAC) State, Central Florida and Akron. Southern Illinois and always had a prolific passing money could have gone toward threw for 2,537 yards and 15 But NIU fell big to Western Connecticut »iore worthy projects, such as Letterwinners returning/lost: quarterback In 1996, current touchdowns last season. He Michigan and also suffered an ijiore parking lots, campus safe- 41/14 Detroit Lion starting quarterback helped the Broncos to big wins embarrassing loss to Eastern 5. CENTRAL MICHIGAN W. or even to more deserving Starters returning/lost: 18/5 over Iowa, Toledo and Marshall Charlie Batch took over as starting The Rockets not only picked Michigan 39-32. The Huskies will Head Coach: Mike DeBord Athletic programs like the bas- early in the season. WMU also quarterback. Then in 1998, Walter up the most votes (287) to win open the season at home against 2000 record: 2-9 (2-6 In the ketball team, which has been returns receiver Josh Bush, who Church took over. Between the the West Division, but The South Florida Other non-con- MAC) ifcghly competitive over the past caught 40 receptions and four two, they hold every passing few seasons. University of Toledo is also ference battles include a show- Letterwinners returning/lost: touchdowns last season. down with Illinois, Wake Forest 42/18 record in school history. Now i Sports Editor Erik Cassano favored as the MAC champi- EMU will depend on Jeff Crooks onship game winner. And why Western Michigan opens the and Sam Houston State. Starters returning/lost: 16/6 vfas right in saying, "When the or Troy Edwards. Crooks is a 6-foot not? Toledo returns the MAC's season at home on its new grass The Chippewas' Achilles' heel lights come on, it's showtime." 3-inch junior college transfer fhis being true, Falcon players leading rusher, Chester Taylor. turf against Illinois State. The 4. BALL STATE last season was running the ball. will have to earn the lights that The senior running back rushed Broncos face two tremendous Head Coach: Bill Lynch Central Michigan averaged a while Edwards had seven com- allow their flight in 2001. for 1470 yards and 18 touch- test in week two and three on the 2000 record: 5-6 (4-3 In the puny 92.4 yards rushing compli- pletions for 81 yards last season. Urban Meyer has three downs last year on 250 attempts. road against powerhouses MAC) mented with a defense that was Woodruff's goal this season is to chances to see how popular the Also returning at quarterback is Virginia Tech and Michigan. Letterwinners returning/lost: just as bad against the run giving compete in every game lights are with the fans. It will the explosive Tavares Bolden, 49/13 up 267.6 yards per game. Coach Eastern home and season not be until a cold night on Nov. another leading candidate to 3. NORTHERN ILLINOIS Starters returning/lost: 17/6 Mike Debord said he'll be inter- opener Saturday will be against 3, nine games into the season, make the AU-MAC team. Head Coach: Joe Novak The Ball State football pro- ested in seeing how improved Southeast Missouri State. Other that Meyer will truly know if the UT opens the season at home 2000 record: 6-5 (4-3 In the gram was one of the top turn- his squad is for the new season. nonconference games include lights were such a bright idea in against Minnesota. Last season MAC) around stories of the year last CMU returns its top rushers Maryland, Indiana State and the first place. the Rockets brought down Big 10 Letterwinners returning/lost: season. After not winning a including, tailback Vince Wfebber Connecticut t BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday. August 30.2001 7

Richards BG SPORTS Campus Events looks toward PICK OF THE WEEK Picks made without spread. Any EDUCATION ABROAD STUDENTS this season attempt to use these picks for Come share your overseas experi- actual cash wagering will result ERIKCASSANO ERICA GAMBACCINI NICKHURM DANNY SCHMITZ ence witti other students who stud- RICHARDS, FROM PAGE 6 in immediate deportation. ied abfoad! Attend one of two ses- Sports Editor Assistant Editor Writer Baseball coach sions Thursday. September 6 or Wednesday, September 12. Both 12 matches. The Falcons have Bowling Green at Prediction Missouri Missouri Bowling Green Bowling Green sessions are from 3:00-5:00p m advanced the furthest in the Score 31-21 28-17 24-21 17-14 and will take place In 1103 Offenha- MAC tournament than ever Missouri Rant Offense is improved, BG will put up a Six years of losing The Urban Meyer uer West. Call 372-0479 with ques- s before, they have finally gotten a but BG was still 2-9 good fight, but will be unleashed dynasty begins. ."°" four-year monkey off of their MISSOURI 15 FAVORITE last year. Missouri will win. on the Tigers. Travel back by beating Detroit Mercy, and they have a talented young Michigan Michigan group of freshmen to go along Miami (OH) at Prediction Michigan Michigan with an experienced core of vet- Score 35-20 35-21 24-3 54-14 erans. Michigan Rant Miami knows the This is a guaran- Preps overturning Miami's no match. #1 Spnng Break Vacations! What's next? teed victory for the Wolverines? Are Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas S Flori- pain of BG last year da. Now hiring Campus Reps. "We have great aspirations for MICHIGAN 25 FAVORITE ... well, almost. Michigan. you kidding me? 1-800-234-7007 this year," Richards said. "The endlesssummertours.com future is bright, but we have to play well this year, which we are Miami (FL) at Prediction Miami Miami Miami Miami 28-24 28-17 31-24 very capable of doing. Overall, it Penn State Score 27-13 WINTER AND should be a great year." Rant Miami lost Butch Even with a new Paterno's glasses Butch or no Butch, SPRING BREAK Great indeed. Great coach, Davis, but most coach, Miami will get thicker, PSU's Miami is back. BEACH & SKI TRIPS great assistant. A great season MIAMI 12.5 FAVORITE players are back. come out on top. title hopes thinner. DON T DELAVI WWW.SUNCHASE.COM ahead for the women's soccer 1-MO-SUNCHASE team. Wisconsin at Prediction Oregon Wisconsin Oregon Oregon 24-21 38-28 31-10 ****************! Oregon Score 28-21 Rant Wisconsin follows Oregon might be The Ducks dynamic Harrington for the Big 10 trend: favored, but offense is quack- Heisman. «

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Thursday, August 30,2001 2 A&E BG WEEKLY The Force is strong with Toledo Museum of Art by Usa Bettinger ing on the exhibit. leffrey Brown films in the original trilogy. Some aged to lose their cooL The heroes. THE BG HEWS has been acting as a curatorial of the highlights include an media preview, which took place With visitors coming to see The wait is long for" Star Wars: consultant for both the "Magic Imperial Stormtrooper, Yoda and on August 3, allowed those in the Ewoks and Jedis, the museum Episode Two," but already "Star of Myth" and the museum's Chewbacca. press to get a look at the show. took the opportunity to intro- Wars" fever has hit the area. The accompanying "The Heroic The name "Star Wars" and the "All the reporters were acting like duce new visitors to the muse- DVD for "Star Wars Episode One: Tradition: Art and the Mythic content of the tour has not only little kids saying, 'Take my pic- um's collection. "We would The Phantom Menace" does not Journey" exhibit. The museum brought out area fans, but fans ture with this,'" Brown said. attract everyone Iwith "Magic of hit store shelves until Oct 16. approached him to help with the from all over the nation. "We The show has also brought Mythl," Peiffer said, "We would The Toledo Museum of Art exhibits. "They didn't have any- had some fans come from back childhood memories for introduce them to our collec- has become the place for fans of body with anything close to pop Pittsburgh and I had a chance to Brown. One of his favorite pieces rioa" "Star Wars" as it is hosting "Star culture experience," he said. talk to them," Peiffer said, "They in the show is Darth Vader. "I While the exhibit is in Toledo, Wars; The Magic of Myth," a Brown was also part of a had heard about it from the remember watching it as a kid there is a chance for students on national touring exhibition. It group from the Toledo Museum Force.net |a "Star Wars" fan web- and being intimidated by it (the campus to get a look into "Star includes costumes, models and of Art that traveled to see the Star site]. They said it was worth the costume]," he said, "I look at it Wars." The Popular Culture artwork from the "Star Wars" Wars exhibit in Minnesota four hour drive and the money." now and see that it is only Library has been using posters movie franchise. Brown still has high praise for According to Brown, there are carved wood made to look Like to show that they have materials According to museum repre- the show's stop in Toledo. "It some fans who have been fol- buttons." that tie into the exhibit. sentative Chris Peiffer, the reac- looks better here than anywhere lowing the tour during it's run While "Star Wars" has been the "We don't have the action fig- tion from visitors has been over- else," he said. According to across the country. "There are main attraction, the museum's ures that people are looking for," whelming. "We're seeing a lot of Brown, Toledo was one of the some real die-hard fans," he accompanying exhibit, "The said Linda Babcock ,a media smiling faces coming out [of the few cities that opted to use large said. Brown added that fans Heroic Tradition: Art and the technology assistant at the exhibit]," he said. "We've been banners with the characters were going so far as to have their Mythic Journey," has been tying Popular Culture Library. "(But) hearing nothing but positive from "Star Wars Episode One" in pictures taken with the museum the themes of heroes and hero- we have quite a number of text feedback." the waiting area of the display. billboard in the parking lot that ics from the film and classic art based materials for those who The exhibit may be in Toledo, The exhibit itself is full of dif- overlooks 1-75. together. Several pieces from the want to know more about the but one popular culture profes- ferent items, not just from Even those who are supposed museum's collection have been films." sor has been very active in work- "Episode One" but from the to be professional have man- chosen to reflect that theme of

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"Star Wars; The Magic of p.m. The museum is closed on Myth" exhibit at The Toledo Mondays. Museum of An will be open Tickets can be purchased at until Jan. 5,2002. Adult rickets the museum or by phone by are $10, students and seniors are Photos Provided calling 1-888-763-7486 (toll free). $7.50. Museum members and Toledo residents can call 419- 'STAR WARS': Anakin children under 5 are free. 243-7000. Skywalker's Podracing costume Students must show their school "The Magic of Myth" has it's (cover) is one of the highlights ID in order to pay the student own separate gift shop with "Star from 'Star Wars: Episode One." price and all tickets are timed. Wars" merchandise. More infor- Jedi Master Yoda (above) is one No re-entry is allowed. mation is available at www.tole- of the most popular characters The Toledo Museum of Art is domuseum.org or by calling located at 2445 Monroe Street at in the film's franchise. C-3PO 419-255-8000. Scottwood Avenue and is just off The museum is also hosting and R2-D2 (left) have also of 1-75. It is open Tuesday special events during the exhib- proven that they are fan through Thursday and Saturday it's stay in Toledo. The A«ds favorites. from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Friday page's daily calendar of events hours are 10 am. to 10 p.m. will announce those events as Sunday hours are 11 am. to 5 they occur.

'American Pie 2y offers good second helping/Jay and Silent Bob' funniest film of summer 'American Pie 2' as Finch, Jason Biggs as Jim and "American Pie 2" is not as ration of, they decide they have Jay And Silent Bob. If you've seen Eugene Levy as Jim's dad, who is good as the first, but still good to go to Hollywood and stop the all the movies, watched the Behind the coital encounters the most understanding father for a quick laugh. GRADE: B production of the film at all "Clerks" cartoon, bought all the with pastries and diarrheaic out- in the history of film. costs. Not because they aren't DVDs and listened to the com- bursts in "American Pie," there In an effort to outdo the origi- - lames Bdred getting any royalties from the mentary tracks and viewed the was a traditional, family-values- nal, the makers of "American Pie film, but because people on the deleted scenes and read all the filled story about the problems 2" threw in everything but the Internet are bad-mouthing it, comic books, then you might of being a teenager and the fears kitchen sink (if there was a Jay and Silent Bob Stike and they fear it might make find this one of the funniest many face when graduating high kitchen sink in the film. I'm sure them look bad, especially with, movies of all time. If you've school. one of the guys would've tried to Back' as Jay puts it, "da ladies." never even heard of the duo, "American Pie 2" picks up have sex with it). Everything the This is a dumb, d"'-and-fart then you might not find this right where the last film left off, first "American Pie" had, this one Jay and Silent Bob first came joke movie full of sophomoric movie the least bit interesting has more of, including sex telling a touching story about a to the big screen in 1994 with the humor involving pot, Scooby- The more you know about Jay bunch of kids coping with the scenes, bare breasts, embarrass- then little-known low-budget doo and monkeys. But it's not and Silent Bob, and the more ing masturbatory incidents and difficult transition period during indie-comedy "Clerks." Now, just any dumb d"'-and-fart joke you know about all things Kevin college. It's just hidden behind much more We also have the four films, several comics, an movie, it is quite possibly the Smith, the more you'll enjoy this added bonus of a lesbian make- jokes about super-glued penises animated series, two action fig- greatest d*"-and-fart joke movie movie and alleged lesbian encounters. out scene, a homosexual make- ures and a few dozen T-shirts of all time. And, with its all-star Of course, if you've gone and The film begins a year after out scene and a monkey shoot- later, the two finally get their cast, it is the "It's A Mad Mad seen all the things I've listed ing tequila Why is there a mon- the first ended, with the cast own film, "Jay And Silent Bob Mad Mad W>rid" of d""-and- above, you've already seen this from the first film returning key shooting tequila? Who Strike Back," the closing chapter fart joke movies. Aside from movie, and if you haven't, odds knows — all I know is monkey home from their freshman year to Kevin Smith's "Askewinverse" Smith and Mewes, the film stars are your not going to go. And, if at college Having a hard time plus tequila equals funny. series of films (which include and has cameos by Shannon you're like me and have done all adjusting to their new role as All the extra zaniness, sex "Clerks" "Mallrats," "Chasing Elizabeth, Shannon Doherty, of the above things, then you "the old guys," they decide to scenes and, yes, even the mon- Amy" and "Dogma"). Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Jason have already come to the same rent out a beach house by the keys are, however, far to forced, Jason Mewes and director Biggs, George Carton, Carrie conclusion I have. "Jay And lake and party the summer and nothing in the film com- Smith once again appear as the Fisher, Mark HamilL Will Ferrell Silent Bob Strike Bade" is the pares to the original. Sure, the away. stoner duo Jay and Silent Bob and Chris Rock, just to name a funniest movie of the summer The entire original cast returns super-glue incident is good for a When the two leam that a movie few. GRADE A for the sequel, including Sean laugh, but it pales in comparison is being made based on the So the movie has an incredible William Scott as Stifler, Chris to the now classic pie scene from comic book they were the inspi- cast, but is it funny? Well, that -lames Eldred Klien as Oz, Eddie Kay Thomas the first film. depends how "in" you are with Thursday, August 30,2001 4 A&E SOUND CHECK BG WEEKLY Prince gives his Sery bestYJay and Silent Bob' mix it up Beautiful Creatures anything but Prince have reached the heights on the year. This album is full of bad Creatures. And it's not even that charts, but it has a hook and gui- There are two parts to this music, but it also does have Run good. The Very Best of Prince tar riff that are more catchy than album. First, there are sound DMC's "Tougher Than Leather" There is also a heck of a lot of anything else on the CD. bites from the film, all of which and one of the top five greatest unnecessary shouting and The Beatles have shown Of course no greatest hits col- are hilarious. The best is the rock songs of all time, "Magic yelling. Yes. rock can be loud, but everyone in music how to put lection is perfect "Gen Off" is must-hear "lay's Rap," a continu- Carpet Ride." Add that in with when you are yelling so loud that together a greatest hits collec- rather worthy of the forward ation of his now famous closing the hilarious sound bites, and you drown out the guitars? Well, tion. Artists should skip the rare button on your CD player. "Sign lines from Clerks: "Noinch the equally funny trailers to all of that's bad. tracks that only die-hard fans 'o' The Times" is OK, but it seems Noinch Noinch, smoking weed, Kevin Smith's films that can be "Step Back" just sounds awful. know and put together the songs subpar compared to the rest of smoking weed, doing coke, viewed on your computer, the It wants to come across as a that almost everyone knows. the CD. However, even for casual drinking beer." All this stuff is soundtrack almost becomes a blend of rap and rock, but the This is what Prince (or least his Prince fans, this is a safe buy for great; too bad the combined must buy, especially for Kevin song just makes the idea of old record label) has done with your collection. GRADE: B+ running time of all the quotes Smith fans. GRADE B- rock/rap sound pretty damn this new "best of collection. takes up less than five minutes. bad. You can just see the band The CD spans music from the -Lisa Bellinger Then there's the bulk of the -lamesBdred going, "Man, let's just crank beginning of his career until album, a collection of incredibly everything up to 11 and see what right before he became that diverse music Where else are we get." The standard ballad unpronounceable symbol. The Various Artists you going to hear PI Harvey Beautiful Creatures song, "Wish," shows promise but fact that some of the best tracks "This is Love" next to Bon Jovi's it can't make up for the rest from Purple Rain ("When Doves Jay and Silent Bob Strike "Bad Medicine," only to be fol- s/t Overall this album is anything Cry," "Let's Go Crazy," and the lowed up by Morris Day and The but beautiful It's just a bunch of title track) are on here is justifica- Back Soundtrack Time's "Jungle Love"? The only way to describe this yelling with some guitar riffs in tion enough for buying this. Add This album has a "kid discov- CD is to use some imagination. the background. Everything is all songs like " 1999," "Little Red ering Napster for the first time" Pretend that you have a blender. over the place, there is nothing The soundtrack to "lay And vibe to it. It's full of joke songs, to tie all the noise together. It's Corvette" and "Kiss," and you Silent Bob Strike Back" may not Now take that blender and throw have a fairly solid collection. including Stroke 9's "Kick Some in Buckcherry, Limp Hi/ki i. just a poor attempt at rock and be the best soundtrack of the Ass" and Afroman's hilarious roll. GRADED While a lot of his popular year, or be any good at all. But I AC/DC, a pinch of pop, and songs are on here, there are anti(?)-pot song "Because I Got some standard modem rock can say, without a doubt, that it High" and assorted "classics" -Lisa Bellinger some forgotten favorites to be is the funniest soundtrack of the That pretty much sums up what found. "Alphabet St." may not such as "Bad Medicine." you will gel with Beautiful

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The story of Western outlaw Jesse A year after the first film, Heather James. Jesse and brother Frank led (Mena Suvari), is studying in Paris, NOW a gang that robbed banks, trains while her devoted boyfriend, Oz and stagecoaches throughout the (Chris Klein), is back home alone. West from 1866 to 1881, becoming At 19 years old, he's forced to PLAYING the era's most legendary bandits. struggle with...temptation! Jason Biggs is back, too. "The Others" (PG-13.105 mini "Rush Hour 2" (PG-13, 88 mm.) "The Princess Diaries" (6,115 Chilean director Alejandro Amen In case you didn't get enough the min.) bar's English-language debut tells first time around, Jackie Chan and Mia, a 16-year-old New Yorker, dis- the story of Grace (Nicole Kidman), Chris Tucker are back in this covers that she is the sole heir of who mows into a remote island sequel to the 1998 blockbuster the crown of a small European mansion with her two ailing sons. Rush Hour. As seen at the end of nation. Her mother had a brief, Terror ensues as Grace discovers the first movie, Detective James secret love affair with a member of that she's suspended in a haunted Carter travels back to Hong Kong the country's royal family, and now nightmare. with his new friend, Detective Lee, Mia is expected to take lessons to fight Chinese crooks. from her newfound grandmother 'AmericanOutlaws" (PG-13,84 on how to be a princess. min.) "American Pie 2" (R. 104 min.)

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