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Buffalo this weekend; www.bgnews.com PAGE 7 independent student press VOLUME 92 ISSUE 24 Riots break out in Cincinnati by Terry Kinney am. today. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS An undetermined number of CINCINNATI — Protesters set cars were dented and car win- fires and pelted cars with rocks dows broken Wednesday night and bottles, and the mayor about one block from where a imposed an overnight curfew in vigil was being held for Thomas, response to violence that broke 17. out after a white police officer At the vigil site, one photogra- was cleared of charges that he pher suffered minor injuries killed an unarmed black man. when he was struck on the foot The unrest occurred in Over- with a brick. Another photogra- the-Rhine, the same predomi- pher who was cut by glass from a nantly black Cincinnati neigh- broken bottle was taken to a hos- borhood that bore the brunt of pital for treatment. three days of rioting triggered At least two news vehicles were when officer Stephen Roach shot damaged by rocks or bottles. One Timothy Thomas on April 7. car was set afire, and there were at Police said the Wednesday rioting least 30 fire department runs to wasn't nearly as bad as the initial put out trash can fires, Byrd said unrest. Only scattered acts of van- Thursday. Twelve adults were dalism were reported overnight. arrested on charges of curfew vio- Roach, 27, was acquitted by a lations, disorderly conduct or judge Wednesday on negligent drug offenses, and two juveniles homicide and obstructing official were charged with curfew viola- business charges About 12 hours tions, he said. later, the violence erupted. Police called in backups and Mayor Charlie Luken was put all officers on 12-hour shifts prompted to impose an because of the outbreak. overnight curfew and issue a "All the officers in the area are state of emergency, said police going to helmets and shields," Getty Images spokesman I.t. Kurt Byrd. The Byrd said. mayor also declared a curfew NOT GUILTY: Protesters shout on the steps of Cincinnati's City Hall in response to the not guilty verdict for Cincinnati Police Officer from 10 p.m. Yesterday until (i CINCINNATI, PAGE 3 Stephen Roach Sept. 26 in Cincinnati.

UAO adds act to Everclear show THE BG KENS playa45-minuteset. Doors open Gurich said, with a harder edge Ohio National Guard The University Activities at 7 p.m. similar to Everclear. Their most Organization yesterday signed According to Nick Gurich, recent CD, Model Citizen, came another band to play at the UAO programming director, a out last year and is available at Homecoming concert Oct. 6 in UAO staff member mentioned Anderson Arena the band and the group contact- Boogie Records in Toledo. Tickets are still on sale at the develops new center Red Wanting Blue, who played ed an agent in New York, who Olscamp information desk. recently at Howards Club H, will they use to book acts. by Shannon E. Kolkedy Wfooster, was originally built in "We're trying to stress the idea open for Everclear at 8 p.m. and The band plays pop-rock, Ticket cost is $15. THE BG HEWS the late 1900s or the early 1920s that this is a community center The cily of Bowling Green and for housing a small infantry. Now, for people of all ages." Quinn the Army National Guard are Snow said the Ohio National said. beginning a collaborative project Guard needs more storage space, Quinn also explained diat the diat will serve as both a commu- parking for the Guardsmen, and facility will be built in different nity center and a training center. a place for vehicle maintenance. phases. The first phase will According to Bob Callecod, "It (the new include the director of Parks and Recreation, armory) will "We're trying to consmiction of the Ohio National Guard will give them (the stress the idea that a gymnasium, have use of training rooms and Guardsmen) a locker rooms, equipment, such as the gymnasi- space to be this is a community meeting um, during its regular scheduled proud of," said center for people rooms, a Training times. The National Snow, "and kitchen and Guard trains one weekend a their needs will of all ages." hopefully office month. be met by the space as well. The facility will have sections center." JOHN QUINN, MAYOR OF BG The city, said that house both parties 100 per- The com- Quinn, hopes cent of the time, said Mike Snow, munity facility will offer the to move the Bowling Green Parks administrative officer of the Bowling Green community and and Recreation office into the National Guard. oudyingaicasa place for fitness, facility. "It (the collaboration] will offer recreation and socialization, said The City of Bowling Green benefits to the community and Callecod. hopes to break ground for the the National Guard as well," According to Mayor John community center by Spring of Snow said. Quinn, the community center 2002. They are expecting the con- Snow said that the former will also offer a place for kids lo armory, located at 212 E. go after school. COMMUNITY, PAGE 3 SEW Oktoberfest hits third year by Will E Sanders bratwurst, sauerkraut, pretzels, OKTOBERFEST WHAT THE BG NEWS bread and Pepsi products. Pepsi The German Club will be host- is sponsoring this year's When: Friday, Sept. 28. 5 to 7 COSTUMES: Right, Kari ing this years Oktoberfest tonight Oktoberfest. The admission price p.m. Kapszukiewicz (front), a at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church, will cover two meal tickets, a Where: 315 S. College St. in stitcher for the BGSU 315 S. College St, in the multi- main dish and side dish ticket, the multipurpose room. Theatre Department, purpose room. but additional tickets can be pur- makes adjustments to a It will run from 5-7 p.m. and chased. Who: Hosted by BGSU German costume to be worn in admission is $5, which can be As far as music, the Alpen Club. "The Last Night of bought from members of the Echos, a Cincinnati four-man Ballyhoo." The play opens German Club or at the door. polka group that plays both tradi- "Oktoberfest is a Bavarian tra- tional German and pop music, on Oct. 5,8 p.m., in the dition," said Geoffrey Howes, will be playing throughout the club, but Howes said that they are Eva Marie Saint Theatre German Club adviser. "Bavaria is evening. still "building membership." and is being presented by the large southern state in In addition, there will be This event is not just for the BGSU Theatre. Germany and it has its own cul- German activities such as an arm University students, though they tural identity. It was originally a wrestling competition, which is a are the majority of those that nor- Top, Margaret McCubbin, party thrown by the Duke of German tradition, and a tradi- mally attend; it is also for com- BGSU Theatre Department Bavaria in the early 19th century tional costume contest for prizes. munity residents and faculty. Costume Designer, pins for a royal wedding. It takes place The vice president of the In previous years there has together one of the dresses. in Munich, the capitol of German Club, Lisa Heinrich. will been 100 to 120 people that show Bavaria" be teaching a polka dance she up for the event This is the third year in a row learned while in Austria Kendra Thompson, president that the event has been orga- "V\fe are looking forward to it," of the German Club, is excited nized by the German Club; in the Howes said. "We are having it at about the event and said that years before that it was only done the time when it normally takes everyone is encouraged to come. "from time to time," Howes said. place so we hope to draw an "I would like to point out that "In past years there the music -interest in the German Club and this will count as a multi-cultural has been really exciting," Howes increase membership." event for students who need to said. At this time there are around attend one for classes," ■Mart UWoftbBG News There will be a German feast of 20 students involved with the Thompson said. I 2 Friday, September 28,2001 BG NEWS Toy makers de-emphasize violence

by Arm* O'lmocenzio Chris Byrne, an independent called Vitriol, who stands atop the "deal with violence," such as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS toy analyst, predicted that "nasty World Trade Center, ready to blast Army toys and GI loes. NEW YORK — Patty GonzaJes toys that destroy enemies for the the city with deadly energy waves. "Kids need to really re-enact is keeping toy soldiers and other sake of unspecified violent play" Bandai America plans to play their fears as heroes," she said, military playthings in the closet, will be replaced by heroes who down the fighting aspect of its recommending toys that empha- hidden from her 5- and 6-year- restore order. Power Rangers action figures and size rescue workers like nurses old sons. Instead, she has bought "All of this destruction and push "teamwork and friendship," and firefighters. them rescue-hero figures, like combat play has been possible said Colleen Sherfey, director of The video game industry is firefighters and policemen. because it is so abstract," he said. marketing. She said the company drawing close scrutiny from In the aftermath of the Sept 11 "Now the threat' is real." has redesigned some of its adver- Brown and other consumer terrorist attacks, Gonzales and Retailers such as Wal-Mart tising. advocates. other parents are trying to rid have noticed more sales of rescue This re-evaluation couldn't Video game makers have their children's lives of violent vehicles and firefighter and police come at a more critical time for already delayed some new games toys. figures. One hot seller has been retailers and manufacturers, containing images of the World "We just need a break," said Mattel's Fisher-Price "Rescue which have already shipped their Trade Center to remove the Lisa Eastman, a 38-year-old New Heroes," a lineup of 7-inch char- products to stores for the Oct. 1 graphics. Sega of North America Yorker who bought Lego blocks acters unveiled in 1998. holiday deadline. How long con- indefinitely postponed "Propeller Associated Press Photo and puzzles for her 6-year-old girl Analysts also believe that sumers' increased sensitivity will Arena," involving planes in com- PLAY TIME: Eighteen-month-old Al Benante plays with a toy fire and 3-year-old boy. "My kids now Hasbro's newly relaunched GI )oe last is anyone's guess, but many bat in various cities, and Ubi Soft truck at Zany Brain/s in Chicago. have nightmares about fires and could be attractive to parents who experts see a new climate favor- Entertainment has delayed a PC about all those bad guys." want to help children act out their ing less violent types of toys. game in which players participate approach to content for 2002 and The Zany Brainy toy store The industry also has been fears. Ann Brown, chairwoman of the in counterterrorist games. 2003." chain, which avoids violent video doing some soul-searching, Mattel, the world's largest toy Consumer Products Safety "Video game makers are buy- Merchants said they see no rea- games and toys, expects parents pulling toys off shelves, rethinking manufacturer, has withdrawn its Commission, said she is against ing more time right now," said son to remove existing violent this holiday season to look for products and putting off the Heli-Iet vehicle, which contains a any toys that glorify violence. Dan Hsu, editor in chief of games, even if they involve terror- things like Legos, trains and release of items that might be mission card with a specific goal: What's appropriate for children, Electronic Gaming Monthly. "1 ism. They are leaving it up to the board games, said Tom Vellios, seen as too violent. save New York from a villain she said, are toys that help them think they are going to take a safer customer. president and chief executive. State hopes to purchase welcorre Kelleys Island property Stand-up Comedy • Elvira Kurt KELLEYS ISLAND, Ohio (AP) — Zody said. homes. An undisturbed strip of land that There are homes on some of Brooks (ones lr. and his brother, provides one of the few remaining the other properties. Tom, are selling the land that their natural habitats for the threat- Kelleys Island is a popular grandfather bought on Long Point ened Lake Erie water snake soon tourist destination with bed and in 1946. ELVIRA KU could be under the state's owner- breakfasts and vacation homes. Some people have asked the H«r I JuiWxmkH, herb ship. The island's trees and shrubbery Ohio Department of Natural The Ohio Department of provide shelter for warblers and Resources to bid on the property Not* Imtitc mnd around the Natural Resources plans to bid on other migrating birds. to preserve what open land world. OK« you MO htf Mariees the 6.45-acre property that juts Its rocky shore is home to the remains. Some conservationists IH 8:00 P rtoe« ihow, you'll surely why. into Lake Erie. The land would non-venomous Lake Erie water worry that developers will buy the stay in its natural state, said Scott snake, protected by the federal land and destroy habitats. -Itawi tM'l •**«. Ml MM Zody, deputy director for recre- Endangered Species Act, which Long Point is near an area that ation and resource management lists it as "threatened." Fewer than ODNR wants to designate as SAT., SEP "We want to protect some 2,100 remain in the wild, and Ohio's first underwater preserve shoreline as well as provide access destroying their habitat can result "thee IK1...A ■ where divers can view shipwrecks. St.. ■ KIM.. to the lake," Zody said. infinesorjaiL Bidding starts at $150,000 for In all, 18 acres on Kelleys Island Few undeveloped spots remain the piece of property the state will be available at an auction on the 2,800-acre island. There are wants. The shoreline is part of the 101 OLSCA Sunday. But the state doesn't have 108 year-round homes, up from attraction for the natural the money to bid on all the land, 84 a decade ago, and 665 seasonal resources department, Zody said. ^ DON'T MISS INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED COMEDIAN Bowling Green Directory In this time of crisis tur (fotihelp. The following local places of worship w CIU'KCII OF i in. N \/,AKI:M

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ByVessMrtev pected mastermind behind the The British-bom Fisk is one of when I saw New York City on the Retaliation may be a "trap" and Northern Alliance in the near U-WIRE Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. "I the few western journalists to 1 lth, I thought, 'My God, it looks the hand-over of bin laden will future. IOWA CITY, Iowa — loumalisl remember thinking, Doesn't this have come face-to-face with bin like a shadow of itself.'" do little to alleviate the Middle "Ground troops are probably a Robert Fisk recalls Osama bin guy have a radio?'" Laden. The two met on three Fisk advises the United States East conflict, Fisk said, adding more realistic option, although Laden, clad in white robes and Fisk. a two-time Amnesty occasions in secluded and against finger-pointing until that the Bush administration Afghanistan has been a cemetery "cheap" sandals, as lonely and International UK Press Award remote locations. After the World there's concrete evidence, but should enter the Middle East for ground troops for a long long out-of-touch with the rest of the winner, has covered the Middle Trade Center towers came crash- said past evidence linking bin unbiased. time," he said. world during their last meeting East since the mid-70s for the ing down, Fisk said he immedi- Laden with acts of terrorism is "It's not a question of with- four years ago in the remote hills London Times and The Yelena Perhunkova, a member ately thought of his last hard to ignore. drawing aid or imposing sanc- of Afghanistan. Independent. The featured o! the education group lowans encounter with bin Laden. "You look at the ties between tions, but a question of imple- "He saw I had a stack of Arab speaker for UI Middle East for Peace with Iraq, helped coor- newspapers in my bag and took Education Week postponed next "He said to me, 'Mr. Robert, we bin laden and the American menting long-overdue policies," destroyed the Russian Army in embassy bombings (in Kenya he said. "Military action should dinate Fisks arrival to UI. them, ignoring me and his armed week's arrival until early February "I got a call at 6:30 in the morn- guard, to the comer of the tent, because of work conflicts. Afghanistan from this very and Tanzania two years ago) and be taken, but it should not be the ing from him apologizing he where for about twenty minutes Fisk spoke with the Dl in an mountain top. 1 pray that God you think, Who else has so open- primary tactic." by an oil light he caught up with exclusive telephone interview will allow us to turn the United ly declared war on America Fisk said he anticipates a build- couldn't make it," Perhunkova the news," Fisk said of the sus- from Beirut. States into a shadow of itself.' And except bin Laden?'" he said. up of U.S. military supplies to the said.

CINCINNATI, FROM PAGE 1 "Police officers are often forced described as plagued by guns, time, Roach will remain assigned last," Leisure said. "Until serious tifiably," said Kabaka Oba, a to make split-second judgments drug deals and violence. Thomas, to a police lot for impounded changes are made in our police Metro bus driver and black "It'shot been anything remote- in circumstances that are tense, who was wanted on 14 warrants, vehicles. department, this will happen activist. ly close to what we had this uncertain, dangerous and rapidly including traffic charges, was The shooting was followed by again." "It was a travesty ... to let him spring. At this point, we think we evolving," Winkler said. "Such shot in the chest after running three nights of rioting in which Thomas was the 15th black walk." said the Rev. Damon Lynch can keep it under control." was the case Officer Roach faced from three other police officers. dozens of people were injured since 1995 to die while being III, a black leader and minister in Byrd said the violence had sub- here." "This shooting was a split-sec- and more than 800 arrested. The arrested or in police custody. Over-the-Rhine. "It set this city 10 sided by the time the curfew wen t Roach, an officer since 1997, ond reaction to a very dangerous city had not seen such racial Wednesday afternoon, rally steps back. Black life has no value into effect. could have been sentenced to situation created by Timothy unrest since the Rev. Martin organizers handed out memos Earlier, there had been peace- nine months in jail if convicted of in Cincinnati." Thomas," Winkler said. "Police Luther King Ir.'s assassination in stating, "You heard right. Roach is But Wednesday night, Lynch ful protests outside the court- both charges and still faces possi- officer Roach's action was reason- 1968. free," and "He walks. Timothy preached nonviolence to about house and at City Hall after ble department discipline. He able on his part... based on infor- Thomas' mother, Angela doesn't." glanced down while the verdicts 150 people who gathered at his Hamilton County Municipal mation he had at the time in that Leisure, said she still didn't Eric.Green, 32, a Cincinnati ludge Ralph E. Winkler acquitted were read, and his wife, Erin, church to prepare for their night- dark Cincinnati alley." believe it was necessary for Roach construction worker, said there Roach of negligent homicide and sobbed into her hands. ly walk around the neighbor- Now that the trial is over, the to shoot her son. She said Roach might be violence in response to obstructing official business "I would give anything to police department will begin an hood. change the outcome of what should have been convicted to the verdict. charges. administrative investigation to "You've got to spread the love Winkler, who heard the case happened that night, but unfor- send a message to other police "Meet force with force, meet determine whether Roach violat- officers, whom many blacks fire with fire. There's nothing else of God in our community, without a jury at Roach's request, tunately I can't," Roach said out- because the violence has to end," concluded that the shooting was side the courtroom, holding ed any police rules, Byrd said. The accuse of treating black suspects to do to get our message across," "not a culpable criminal act" hands with his wife. judge's decision will carry weight more severely than white sus- Green said. Lynch said. because the officer had been put The shooting took place in in that process as a court's con- pects. The verdicts show "that the city "Violence is not the answer to into a situation where he believed Ovcr-the-Rhine, a neighborhood clusion that Roach did not break "I wanted my son to be the last is not willing to put a police offi- our problem... yet we do contin- he had to shoot or lie shot. that the defense attorney the law, Byrd said. In the mean- (to be shot)—but he won't be the cer in jail for killing a man unjus- ue to seek justice." B0 News welcomes your ideas for future stories COMMUNITY, FROM PAGE 1 ities and an arena A few of the areas that the cen- • Call us at 372-6968 * • struction to last about 18 months, ter may include in the future are ar said Callecod. "VUp'rr certainly readv to move childcare room, a child's play forward with this," said Quinn. area, mini-sports cages for bas ONE STOP SHOPPING! 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THE INFIDEL MS MSS l OUR TAKE «JuAl£ FR02EN MY NISACARD? OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD %KllL CRUSH THEM!/* Zero to riot in a few hours

Once again, Cincinnati has mering under the surface. At since all it leaves is a bad taste taken to civil unrest in the wake times like these it boils over in the mouth of those who live of a black versus white issue. and chaos ensues. There are there without making any type On Wednesday, a white accusations of racial profiling of change. Cincinnati police officer was and police bigotry, the white Instead of rioting and mak- acquitted of killing a black police against the black popu- ing asses out themselve, maybe youth. When the incident lation. it would be wise to consider a occurred in April, people took We understand that those quieter, more effective protest. to the street in what became an people have a reason to be Maybe they should organize a extrememly volatile and dan- upset. All information points to petition campaign to get that gerous race riot. the fact that police may treating officer fired, start writing letters Again, the people took to the the black population unfairly. streets Wednesday after the ver- We, however, cannot condone to the editor to the Enquirer. dict was announced. riots as a form of protest. Is it get someone that shares their Similar white versus black really necessary to break things beliefs elected into local gov- incidents have occurred in and hurt people just to prove a ernment. other cities such as Cleveland point? Bottom line: Rioting is not and Columbus, but there was Rioting is childish. the way to bring about change. no rioting. It's a mass group of people If they didn't figure it out in Poetry Corner It's a Cincinnati thing. throwing a collective temper- April, maybe they should take There's something about the tantrum in the streets of down- notes this time and not try population of the Queen City town. What does it prove? Our again to ruin the city that that keeps racial tension sim- guess is pretty much nothing they're trying to make better. I knew you not, but I You could have been my son, off to UCLA. knew you very well You could have been my plumber, hard at work that day. You could have been my mother, Hell is a place without arts hard at work that fateful day. You could have been mv friend You coulrt nave been my neighbor with whom I'd spoken just before. heading west for work... for play. And he's right. Sure, some to die while destroying. You could have been my friend, with whom I would speak nevermore. J. MICHAEL introspection is a good and Destruction is easy. Coping You could have been my brother, necessary thing. To allow this with the results is difficult. BESTUL a meeting for to take. attack to completely Creation is difficult. And now my heart is breaking. You could have been my clerk, Opinion Columnist rearrange our prioirities, To those engaged,in politics Within me sorrow swells. though, is akin to giving and military service, I salute anxious for a coffee break. For though I didn't know you, ground to terrorism. I was going to weigh in on you. It is you who keep the Indeed, I knew you well. A close friend pointed out You could have been my niece, the discussion about Hell, another quotation to me that possibility for your coun- but then I realized that I trypersons and descendents in flight attendant's wear. struck home. While President You could have been my nephew already wrote a play about it. Bush is thumping the podi- to study the arts. PHYLLIS A RUSSELL GILMER Then it struck me. My defi- ums, putting everything in To those living in any coun- who at last afford the fare. Bowling Green, Ohio nition of Hell is a land with- shades of black and white, us ty in any state in America, we out the arts. In the weeks and them, good and evil, I need to do our part in keep- since the eleventh, I have prefer the words of another ing the arts going. Despite the seen Manhattan go from American president, John fact that casts and crews on More thoughts on Hell bustling to a warzone hell, to Adams. "1 must study politics Broadway are taking pay cuts, a rescue site, to a personally- and war," Adams said, "that defined hell. I say this as an they still donate proceeds admit they have a very high (Matthew 8:12, see also my sons may have the liberty from certain shows to the CARRIE possibility of being true. So, if Matthew 22:13). Here the actor and writer, watching to study mathematics and Broadway shows take losses relief efforts. Marvel, home of BEGEOT anything, I guess I would look image is one of terrible loneli- philosophy, geography, natur- at what lesus had to say ness. There will be separation or close as a result of lacking al history, and naval architec- the "X-Men," has enlisted the Guest Columnist, BGSUAlum audiences. comic industry's top artists to about hell, since it is highly from God and man. Those ture, navigation, commerce possible that he really was "What in the hell?!" I hear and agriculture, in order to create a poster book whose who are consigned to hell will in response. People have lost It is obviously true that God's son on earth. (Lee be put out into the inky give their children a right to sales go to the relief effort. there are many different their lives, an American sym- study painting, poetry, music, For our part, let us do all Strobel gives a lot of evidence blackness of eternity, with bol has been destroyed, yet I schools of thought on what for this in his book "The Case nobody to turn to, nobody to architecture, statuary, tapes- we can to support the arts. In hell is, as you said in your worry about Broadway? try and procelain." that light, anybody got a car for Christ"). Relying on some- talk to, and they will be con- article. If you truly want to one's personal opinion seems Yes, I do, because some- While my grandfather and want to catch a perfor- stantly alone. They will suffer body has to. As Luke know what hell is and if there pretty foolish and ri6ky to me. raised a family, his brother mance of "Proof?" the remorse of knowing they Peterschmidt, the CEO of went to war. MY father stud- is a hell, the question we have Let's face it, just because we had the opportunity to come Sabertooth Games, wrote, "It's to answer is "Which school of want something to be true, into heaven with God but ied agriculture and military I. Michael Beslul would like strange to be working on an science and teaches mathe- thought is the most valid or doesn't make it true. Believing turned it down. entertinment property right matics. I study the arts, and to thank those who stopped by credible?" and "Is this really a that hell is just a party doesn't The Bible also describes now... but changing the way I I'll be damned if I'll allow a the Joe E. Brown Theatre to matter of personal opinion?" make that opinion a reality. I Hell as being eternal. handle my life as a result of cowardly act change that. watch "La Ronde." Get a hold When dealing with such a could say I don't believe that Speaking of its inhabitants, this attack smacks too close T refer to it as cowardly, for of him at grave and serious matter, my the Twin Towers collapsed all the Apostle John wrote, "And stomach gets a little queasy at to 'letting them win.'" the simple fact that it is easy [email protected]. I want, but the reality is that the smoke of their torment the thought of trusting in per- they did. My opinion doesn't rises for ever and ever. There sonal opinion. It's kind of like change the truth. a person on "Who Wants to is no rest day or night..." The most credible source (Revelation 14:11) Notice the Be a Millionaire" with 1 mil- we have for what hell is says ^ / 1 www.bgnews.com lion at stake and they use a words "for ever and ever." 210 West Hall the following: Hell is an eternal torture Bowling Green lifeline to call a friend, but lesus often used the word chamber for those who refuse State University their friend can only offer "Gehenna'or the "Gehenna of Bowling Green, their opinion because they Christ. There is no bail, no fire" to describe what is trans- parole, and no 'get out of hell Ohio 43403 don't really know. Personally, I lated in English as "hell." Phone:(419)372-6966 free' card. Jesus referred to Fax:(419)372-6967 would walk away with the Here are a list of the passages money rather than risk losing in which the world Hell as the "Gehenna of fire," E-mail: into which "both body and [email protected] such a large amount of "Gehenna" appears: Matthew money. And as for the eternal 5:22,29,30.10:28, 18:9,23:15, soul" will be cast. He said BGNEWS_L^ V_J AMYJO L BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF that it is "unquenchable fire" - fate of my soul, I definitely 23:33, Mark 9:43,45,47; Luke wouldn't bank on anyone's 12:5; lames 3:6. Gehenna was and that "the worm ImanJ EDITOR* BOARD ASSISTANT EOITOPS DELIVERY personal opinion — I want the refuse dump outside dieth not" in the flame. That is quite a different MARY BETH WILFONG. MANAGING EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORD. ASST CAMPUS EDITOR DOUG LIPPUS something credible and lerusalem that was always on spin on hell than what you MARIE CHICHE. CO-NEWS EDITOR SHANNON KOLKEDY, ASST NEWS EDITOR BRAD MILLER unwavering! fire. A perpetual fire was kept KIMBERLY DUPPS. CO-NEWS EDITOR Since we can't "e-mail" to consume putrifying matter, talked about in your article. ERICA GAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR WlLI WINDOW Also, why did you leave that ERIK CASSANO. SPORTS EDITOR SARAH CASIO, ASST PHOTO EDITOR someone in Hell and ask lesus said hell was a place of them what's it's like, I think worms, maggots, fire and "school of thought" out? 1 LISA BETTIN6ER.A&E EDITOR CHASITY LESTER, ASST COPY CHIEF ADv'ERTiSING don't like it, but if it's reality KURT D. KINZEL. OPINION EDITOR we should rely on the next trouble. From that we get the USA LYNCH, ASST A4E EDITOR I0SH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE best CREDIBLE thing. And image of a lake of fire and the .... I guess we all are left to MICHAEL LEHMKUHIE. PHOTO EDITOR BRIAN KLOPP, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE that would be the Bible. I concept of perpetual burning. decide what is true. CARLA SCHOBER, ON-LINE EDITOR JOE CALABRESE, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE know not everyone believes The evil ones there are full of Personally, I wouldn't put my MATT IVEY, GRAPHICS EDITOR BETH SCHUSERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE that the Bible is the Word of remorse and torment (see money on what the guy next J6FFARNETT. COPY CHIEF STUDEN'PUBUCAl.W, V1CKI RIDENBAUGH, ACCOUNT EXEC. God or that Jesus was truly Mark 9:43-48). door has to say. I'd rather be ROBERT W.BORTU, DIRECTOR ZUKEYA BRAVES. OFFICE ASSISTANT God incarnate, but 1 have Jesus also said that hell safe than sorry. If the Bible PRODUCTION TONYA WHITMAN, ASST DIRECTOR done a lot of research and would be "outer darkness." turns out to be wrong, than I didn't lose anything. But, if CUIS MURRAY, PRODUCTION ASST. TODDT.WISE, ADVERTISING MANAGER study and have concluded He said that some in His day HEATHER GRANT, PRODUCTION ASST. that there is much credibility "will be cast out into outer the Bible turns out to be BARBARA MILLER, CLERICAL SPECIALIST right, than I have to face the LAMIA ONDO. PRODUCTION ASST, to the fact that they are. At darkness. There will be weep- the least, most people can ing and gnashing of teeth" unthinkable. PEOPLE CHRIS LAURENCE NIKKIBUDD LOIS ANDREWS ANDREW MIZSAK SENIOR FRESHMAN FRESHMAN SENIOR ON THE STREET "Tale Spin— Baloo was "Scooby-Doo," because it "'Garfield,' because he liked '"Alvin & the Chipmunks.' What was your favorite childhood cartoon? the man." was spooky." to be lazy." Where else can you see sinvinv rodents?" 5 Friday, September 28,2001 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT BG NEWS

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As reported on the front page of The Jerusalem Post (Jan. 8, 1996), the GSS (Israel's Secret Service) sought my deportation based upon wild allega- tions of my alleged involvement in a plot to BLOW UP THE AL-AKSA MOSQUE! This travesty of justice occurred during the "witch-hunt" that followed Prime Minister Rabin's assassination. (I met him in the Israeli Parliament during Hanukkah in 1982). Israel's Left was exploiting Rabin's death to squash their legal opposition. Such Stalinist tactics were condemned by former Russian refuseniks and "Prisoners of Zion." Thankfully, Shimon Peres' regime was toppled with the election of Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu. Bibi (as Netanyahu's affectionally called) had also been branded as an "enemy of peace" for opposing wholesale surrender to PLO demands. He promised the Israelis "peace with security." Unfortunately, he miserably failed to deliver, just as PM Ariel Sharon has. [1 met Sharon in Hebron during a demonstration against continuing the lying "peace" process and invited him to an upcoming Temple Mount Faithful demonstration in Jerusalem]. If Israel had only listened to former parliament member and rabbi, Meir Kahane, they wouldn't be stuck in their predicament today!

As a Christian member of the TEMPLE MOUNT FAITHFUL MOVEMENT, I'd been privileged to participate in their legal demonstrations during my 10- month stay in Jerusalem awaiting citizenship. Israeli television often showed me with my Jewish friends carrying Israeli flags throughout the Old City. I've also had letters published in The Jerusalem Post, The Traveller and other Israeli publications about the burning issue of the TEMPLE MOUNT. Presently that most holy site is under a MILITANT MUSLIM OCCUPATION that forcibly FORBIDS CHRISTIANS AND JEWS FROM PRAYING OR READING THE BIBLE there. This despite the fact that both Solomon and Herod's Temple stood there, and Jesus and His disciples taught and prayed there. Israel has a law against such violent religious discrimination, but they're afraid to enforce it. Such shameful appeasement rewards the aggressors and punishes the innocent! The Temple Mount Faithful boldly calls for an end to this injustice. Meanwhile, the Muslim terrorists continue to destroy rich archaeological evidence upon the Temple Mount that proves JERUSALEM IS JEWISH! The world condemned the Muslim Taliban for blowing up a Buddhist idol, yet has remained deathly silent while JUDAISM'S HOLIEST SITE IS DESECRATED!

In my book, Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall, I've called for the Israeli government to exercise its biblical responsibility to BUILD THE TEM- PLE. I wrote that book in the United States before any of this trouble. It clearly explains that I'm not calling for any individual to REMOVE THE MOSQUES, but rather expecting the GOVERNMENT to fulfill its historic obligations. I mentioned this to the police during my six and a half hours of interrogation. Later I was imprisoned in Jerusalem's rotting "Russian Compound" for several weeks until my heartbreaking deportation.

As my attorney in Israel, Naftali Warzberger, has written, MY FUTURE IS LINKED WITH THE JEWS AND ISRAEL. That's why I'm confident justice will prevail. Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur (D. Ohio) has EUROPE'S FINAL SOLUTION FOR persistently presented this case of religious discrimination and political persecution before our State [JERUSALEM would include a "GOVERNOR1 Department. Senator Mike DeWine (R. Ohio) has inquired on my behalf to return to Zion and was and "INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS who are informed that the Minister of the Interior "has made the decision not to grant the visa and does not offer neither citizens of Israel or Palestine, any information behind their decision." They've since written Senator DeWine that I will not be "eligible for a visa until 2005"! Gershon Salomon, chairman of the Jerusalem-based Temple Mount Faithful, assures according to Part III. - City of Jerusalem me that a change is coming in Israel that will welcome me back and appreciate my efforts on Israel's behalf. (UN Resolution 181)."

As the United States focuses more narrowly on our hemisphere, the GERMAN-LED EUROPE will increasingly exploit the void in the Middle East. As Hitler clearly outlined his plans in Mein Kampf, the United Nations publicly passed an ominous resolution in 1949 calling for the Holy City to accept the sta- tus of an "international city," including 100 miles around Jerusalem [Lk. 21:20]. The VATICAN was behind this vile idea. But why should the capital of Israel be disputed? Especially by those who profess to believe in the Bible? What is the agenda of those who will increasingly demand that Jerusalem concede to "international" control? (Why hasn't the United States moved its embassy to JERUSALEM where it belongs? Both Presidents Clinton and Bush have promised to make such a biblical move, overwhelmingly supported by both the House and Senate, and both men have failed to keep their word. President Bush still has time to make good on his promise, and while he's at it he should immediately CUT OFF ALL FINANCIAL AID TO THE BLOODY PLO! Why should hard- earned American tax-dollars go to support "Palestinians" who routinely burn our flag and celebrate the murder of our citizens? May God bless President Bush to read and believe his Bible and have the courage to do the right thing).

Supposedly, even the most liberal Jews are against any division of Jerusalem, but certain Jews will sell out their people and state! Why? They'll fall for EUROPEAN LIES of "peace and security." Meanwhile, Europe flatters those KAPOS OF COMPROMISE and appeasement, stroking their egos with political attention, promising them a prominent place in the "New Jerusalem," while setting Israel up for a fall. What other country would allow others to decide where their capital can be? What other country would contemplate surrendering sovereignty to foreigners? Especially when EUROPE'S FINAL SOLUTION FOR JERUSALEM would include a "GOVERNOR" and "INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS" who are neither citizens of Israel or Palestine, according to Part III. - City of Jerusalem (UN Resolution 181). The Bible brands this counterfeit "King of kings" as THE BEAST (Rev. 13:18, 17:12).

Yet Shimon Peres, the Israeli traitor (whose name means vulture in Hebrew), will follow Herr Arafat's lead in this danse macabre, calling upon the "European Union" to mediate and flood the area with "peacekeeping" troops. However, such drastic actions will pave the wayfor WAR! It's an invitation for disaster! GERMANYS FOURTH REICH will wage a NEW CRUSADE in the name of a LYING PEACE! Such a monstrous betrayal will result in the slaughter of both Arabs and Jews!

Germany and the Vatican are behind the "Palestinian" drive for statehood (Ps. 83). They conspire to wipe the name of Israel off the map! Even as they collaborated against Orthodox Serbia to further their revived "HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE," the consequent trouble and turmoil in the Middle East that will surely follow any attempts to divide Jerusalem will provide the opening and excuse for EUROPEAN INTERVENTION! Europe realizes that their emerging Catholic kingdom is incomplete without the crown of Jerusalem. Europe is prepared to aid and abet the "Palestinian" goal of making East Jerusalem Judenrein (Zech. 14:2)! However, they'll surprise Ishmael when they seize the coveted Temple Mount for themselves. Catholic Europe is destined to butt heads with a Muslim confederation over Jerusalem! (Dan.11:31,40,45).

At least, when Israel is temporarily crushed under the heels of a GERMAN-LED EUROPE, when the Jewish Quarter is made JUDENREIN and the Temple Mount seized and occupied by Vatican forces, they'll remember that THEY HAD BEEN WARNED by a loving God, and hopefully will then have a change of heart and attitude that will hasten the process of redemption and welcome the Messiah [Zech. 12:10, Matt. 23:39]. A Davidic messenger - in the spirit of Elijah - will speak to such a captive audience, reassuring them that the roles will be reversed and the tables turned and that Messiah will liberate Jerusalem from the baptized pagans! (Isa. 40:1-11, Zech. 12:8, Malachi 4:5).

Barry Chamish, an Israeli investigative author, attributes my unjust deportation to an article I had published in Jerusalem WARNING ABOUT A GER- MAN-VATICAN PLOT TO TAKE OVER THE TEMPLE MOUNT. He mentions it in his book. Traitors and Carpetbaggers in the Promised Land. I know my unjust deportation was nothing less than POLITICAL-RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION FOR HIGHLIGHTING THE PLIGHT OF THE TEMPLE MOUNT. Israel's embarrassed by the miserable status quo upon the Temple Mount and wants to keep the world in the dark about it. Nevertheless, Israel's abomination of desolation - a Temple Mount without a temple - must end!

Is it a crime to have an abiding love for Israel? To believe what's written in the Law and the Prophets concerning the Temple and our responsibility to construct it? To mourn that it hasn't been done yet? As the Jerusalem Talmud states: "every generation in which the Temple has not been built is as if the Temple were destroyed in it..." Isn't Israel's state emblem a gold menorah in between two gold olive branches? Must I remain in exile, banished from the Land I love, because my hope, prayer and dream is for Israel to fulfill what that symbol represents: the Temple and Israel's destiny to become a light to all nations? Isn't that the fervent hope of coundess Christians and Jews worldwide? May the prophesied "House of Prayer for all Peoples" be built soon!

For /ion s Sake,

David Ben-Ariel Author - Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall

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B iLgfgML^frJMBMigjgi^^ BGNEWS SPORTS BASEBALL THOMSON'S SHOT HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD, 50 YEARS LATER. PAGE 9 BRIEFING FRIDAY Cross country September 28, heads to the Bronx 2001 BGSUFAICONS COM The Bowling Green cross country teams will head east www.bgnews.com/sports this weekend, as both the men's and women's will com- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY pete in the Meet of Champions Saturday morn- ing. The races will be held at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, NY. Iona College will be the host school. Both of Sunday's races fea- ture a number of strong teams. Six men's teams and five women's teams scheduled Stealing the Herd's thunder to run received votes in the latest FinishLynx/NCAA by NkkHurm TOMORROW: Division I national poll. THE BG NEWS BG AT MARSHALL Seventh-ranked Villanova Ask any Mid-American leads the men's side and sixth- Conference team who has been RADIO: 88.1FMWBGU ranked Yale the women's side. "King of the Hill" the last four ANNOUNCERS: JOEL TOBIAS, years and they will say Marshall. PHIL PRUSA AND DAVE CRANE The Thundering Herd have won the MAC Championship the last KICKOFF: 7:00 P.M. Volleyball four years and have won three straight Motor City Bowls. ON-THE-LINE UVE FROM ZIGGY Its dominance in the MAC has ZOOMBA'S STARTS AT 4:00 P.M. even started rumors that travels to ZIGGY ZOOMBA'S COUNTDOWN Marshall may make the move to Conference USA in the near TO KICKOFF SHOW STARTS AT future. 6:00 PM. N.Illinois The Thundering Herd has set a standard that coaches around said. "If you want to go down the MAC are beginning to emu- and get recognition, you go tonight late. Some reports have said that down and beat Marshall." Marshall's dominance has great- Recognition is something the ly improved the league because by Erica GambaccJri Falcons are starring to get for the IHE ec news the Thundering Herd has forced first time in a long while. BG the MAC to get better. Teams are After defeating Oakland in received an AP Top 25 vote after three quick games on Tuesday, starting to make their way up the knocking off Temple last week A hill to knock the Herd off. A MAC the volleyball team will travel to win over Marshall would surely DeKalb. HI. tonight to take on team like No. 25 Toledo, which is tum more heads the Falcons' ranked higher than the Herd, Northern Illinois University. way. topped preseason prediction "It's been nice to get some The Falcons are currently off to polls to win the MAC crown. their best start since the 1991 recognition," senior receiver Maybe one of the biggest ques- season, in which they finished Kurt Gerling said. "Hopefully a with a 29-5 record. tions of the year in the confer- couple more people will start "We went 15-1 in the MAC," ence is, "Is the Thundering Herd saying that soon after we go starting to let its crown slip down there and do something said head coach Denise Van De away?" Walle. "We won the MAC won against Marshall. It brings confi- the MAC tournament and went Bowling Green will be the first dence to the team." MAC team to test Marshall's Marshall is 1 -1 on the year. No on to the NCAA tournament" strength Saturday night when it Van De Walle said that it feels one had a tougher test the first great to be off to such a great goes into Huntington, W Va for a week of the season. The 7 p.m. kickoff. The Falcons, who Thundering Herd was smashed start, but it's still early in the sea- are 3-0 for the Erst time since by No. 1 Florida 49-14 in son. 1985. are going full sprint up the Gainesville. It recovered with a "Northern Illinois will be more hill to knock off the king. It's an on the lines of the Western convincing 49-20 win at home intriguing situation for BG coach over Massachusetts. Michigan match," Van De Walle left Hindeiuch The Key Urban Meyer. I .ending the Thundering Herd said. RUSH: Temple's Tanardo Sharps is tackled by BG's Garry Fisher (10) and Brandon Hicks (92) during The Falcons beat the Broncos "I'm out of my shoes and I hope our team is too because (he Falcons'42-23 victory at Doyt Perry Stadium last Saturday. in three matches Sept. 21. They MARSHALL PAGE 8 will try to do the same thing this is an opportunity," Meyer against the Huskies. "We won in 2000 (against NIU] and it was that match that turned our season around." said Van De Walle. "We won in four. In 1999 we played Northern Illinois here Tennis hosts and won in three." Men's soccer opens The last two times BG faced the Huskies at home, they won. BG Invitational On the road is a different story, however. BG traveled to Illinois MAC season tonight in 1997 and 1998 and lost. The last win Van De Walle could find by Derek McCord bylason A. Onon in Illinois was 1989. THE BG NEMS THE BG NEWS "All the teams will The Huskies have been in and The pieces are falling into The women's tennis team be a challenge, but out of the Mid-American place for the Bowling Green finally gets a chance to Conference, so the Falcons have men's soccer team to play out unveil its young nucleus as this is a different not had to chance to compete almost like a Hollywood script: A it plays host to four teams in team from a year against them every year. bunch of not-very-experienced the BGSU Invitational this "Northern Illinois is a com- players with a few veteran come weekend. ago. Our freshmen pletely different team than an together despite adversity and "We have some very tal- have looked pretty Oakland," said Van De Walle. win a championship. ented players returning "They are going to be far more The season did not start out from last year, and a strong good and the physical, far more athletic, lhavel well for the Falcons as Ohio State freshman class that will returning players a faster offense land] a much bet- manhandled them 4-0, then had make us a much improved want to show that ter setter. Better athletes are the lames Madison Invitational team from last season," going to be on the floor. We are canceled due to the Sept. 11 Dean said. we're a lot better going to be challenged." tragedies. After defeating Leading the Falcons into than our 8-14 The Huskies have a 4-4 record, Michigan State 3-1 in a resched- this season's BGSU while the Falcons are 7-1. This uled contest, they won the Invitational is the senior record showed." will be NTU's first MAC match of Diadora Classic at Cochrane captain, Devon Bissinger. the season and BG's second. Field on a goal in the second Bissinger was plagued by In order to prepare for this overtime, moving their record to injury all through the 2000- GABY COFiLO, SOPHOMORE match Van De Walle is working 2-1-1. 01 campaign, but has looked on several aspects of the game. Now with the momentum injury-free and impressive "We working on our defense," building on the Falcons' side, in the intrasquad matches. our 8-14 record showed," said Van De Walle. "We need to next is the first long road trip of She said she feels confident sophomore Gaby Coello work on blocking and our floor the year and the start of the Mid- in the teams chances this said. "I have a lot of faith in defense plus serving. Ball control American Conference season. weekend. this team and I believe this has been something that we've The Falcons will begin the con- "Everyone's been hitting invitational will prepare us done well That has helped us ference campaign in Akron the ball very well in practice, for an even tougher invita- beat a Western and that has tonight, then will head to Buffalo and I feel we're going to sur- tional next weekend at helped us beat a Tennessee. Ball to play the Bulls Sunday. prise a lot of people." Michigan." control is really important to 'me "We are excited about open- Chris SctaobrBG New Bissinger said. "This is a very It was a tough week of along with playing a fast and ing league play," BG head coach young team, which is why practice due to the weather. aggressive style of play." Mel Mahler said. "I would say LEG UP: The Falcons' Tony Malik battles for the ball against we have to come out and The team had to travel to The Falcons have been able to that we are not as prepared as I Wisconsin-Milwaukee during the Diadora Classic last weekend. make a statement earlv on Toledo twire NJpvprrhplp« control the ball so far this season in the season." the Falcons know they have would like to be due to all of the to play cause of the atmosphere three matches. BG keeper and they hope that will remain games being canceled due to Illinois-Chicago, Indiana a chance to get the 2001-02 with the knowledgeable fans." Dave DeGraff walked away season off to a great start, the same for the rest of the sea- various circumstances." with all-tournament honors State, Northern Iowa and son, especially against the After the trip to Akron the Wright State are the four and are inspired by the suc- Akron is struggling this season Bulls will be next The Bulls are in the Diadora Classic after he Huskies. with a 2-3-1 record after tying for teams looking to spoil the cess of the men's tennis coming off a 3-0 loss in heavy did not allow a goal in the two team last weekend. "It will be a tough match and first place in the conference last matches he played. He has Falcons' coming-out party. probably go five games," sopho- rain after being undefeated in This will be the first time "We had a chance to season. They are coming off a four matches. They now sit at 3- not given up a goal in over 230 more Sara Sikorsid said. "We're a the women's tennis team watch the men play, which quiet-but-traumatic victory 3-1. minutes of play. With the pretty good team, so I think we'll Wednesday as the match will have an opportunity to motivated us. In addition to After shuffling the goalkeep- defeat of a strong University that, we can't let the weather win." between the 2ips and Ohio State of Wisconsin-Milwaukee face Wright State and Van De Walle said, "I think it's ing around, Brian Wozniak has Northern Iowa. Those two be a distraction towards us. was halted for OSU freshman taken control of that position squad Mahler said that the going to be a realty good match- defender Connor Senn. The teams are also considered Everyone's been working and has gone 6-1 so far with only road trip could be a big learn- really hard preparing for this up for us. I fell strongly that the freshman was taken to the hos- ing experience for the young the strongest competition conference champions need to six goals against. With the for the Falcons. moment, and we're ready to pital before he died due to car- defense becoming solid the team. win on the road. We are only one diac arrest "All the teams will be a get this season rolling," offense is still a little weak Dave "This is a time for the team freshman Susan match into the MAC season, so 1 "Akron are traditionally a team to be together for three days challenge, but this is a dif- can't say this is a door-die Pidgeon is the leading scorer for ferent team from a year ago. Schoenberger said. to beat," said Mahler. "They have the team but in seven games has and begin to get some chem- match. All the matches are won a lot of MAC Our freshmen have looked The invitational will take only four points. istry among them," Mahler place at the Keefe Courts on important To come out on top Championships and playing said. "They will also be able to pretty good and the return- you are going to have to win on The Falcons are riding high ing players want to show Saturday and Sunday, them on a Friday night is a real now on defense, as the Falcons learn a lot of things from the the road." challenge. Its a wonderful place that we're a lot better then beginning at 9 a.m. have given up only one goal in other players on the trip." 8 Friday, September 28,2001 SPORTS NEWS

BG SPORTS /^T!\\ ^^ OSU player dies PICK OF THE WEEK Wteicome back my friends to the show TS?) f^ after soccer match that newf ends. We want to thank XtJr basketballs Len Matela for being this ERIK CASSANO ERICA GAMBACCINI NICKHURM LEN MATELA weeks man in the middle. Sports Editor Assistant Editor Writer BG'sbigman AKRON, Ohio (AP) — An to a starting spot because of his Ohio State men's soccer player remarkable spirit," said lohn Bowling Green at Prediction Marshall Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green collapsed during a match at the Bluem, Ohio State's head coach. Score 35-24 28-24 20-13 Marshall 35-7 University of Akron and died "He was a wonderful person Rant If BG beats the It's going to be a Suisham kicks from Defense is too good. early yesterday morning of an and a great young talent. He will Herd, Cinderella close game, but BG 38 and 41. Wagner Offense isn't shabby, apparent heart problem, a team be greatly missed by all of his Marshall 7.5 FAVORITE murmurs can start. will win in the end. is the difference. either. physician said. teammates and coaches." Connor Senn, a 5-foot-ll, Senn was a four-year letter- 162-pound freshman defender winner and starter at center #11 Kansas State at Prediction Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Kansas State Score 28-21 24-17 42-21 27-16 from Granville, collapsed dur- midfield at Granville High #3 Oklahoma ing the second half of the match School and was an all-league Rant They never wrote a Stoops will beat 1 don't know who Big upset... some- Wednesday night. The 18-year- selection his final three seasons. musical called Kansas for the third Stoops is Erica. thing about those old was attended to by the med- He was the Mid-State League Oklahoma 6 FAVORITE "Kansas State." time in a row You're so smart! purple uniforms. ical staffs of both schools and player of the year in 2000. then transported to Akron City Medical personnel could Prediction Northwestern Michigan State Northwestern Hospital where he later died. find no evidence that Senn #23 Michigan State at Northwestern Score 30-24 21-14 24-12 Amy Myers, Ohio State's team was hit in the heart, which can #16 Northwestern 42-10 physician for soccer, said it cause an irregular heartbeat, Rant Who's the next-best MSU has new confi- Watch out for Those purple Northwestern 6.5 FAVORITE appeared Senn died from some Myers said. team in Chicago? dence after knock- teams named after uniforms again. type of heart problem even "Based on an extensive The Cubs? ing off Notre Dame. a direction! though he had no history of workup in the ER, they could- coronary problems. n't find anything traumatic," Prediction Michigan Michigan Michigan Illinois "He had no symptoms and she said. #22 Illinois at Score 34-24 32-10 38-28 31-28 no history (of any problem) Ohio State's match Saturday #17 Michigan Rant Mi... Mi... Mich ... There is no way the Illinois QB Kurt coming into his preseason against Wisconsin was sus- 1 just don't like physical that would be worri- pended. YEAH FINE! MICHI- Wolverines can lose Kitner was great on Michigan. Michigan 7 FAVORITE Growing Pains. some at all," she said. "1 don't "The sadness we feel today GAN @m WINS! this one. think there is any way that this is indescribable," Ohio State could have been predicted." athletic director Andy Geiger Tennessee Tennessee LSU #14 Louisiana State at Prediction LSU Senn fell to the ground with said. "A marvelous human Score 38-21 35-21 17-14 14-3 19:06 remaining and Ohio State spirit has been snuffed out #7 Tennessee Rant LSU is challenging Close, but not too You can do it! Purple is lucky this trailing 2-1 at Akron's Lee without explanation. Our the Vols in the close. Sorry LSU, week, I'm telling you. Jackson field. The match was thoughts and our prayers are Tennessee 9.5 FAVORITE wrong sport. but you lose. ended at that point. with Connor's family, team- "From what we know he was mates and coaches." going in for a slide tackle and Senn played in eight games Northern Illinois at Prediction Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo 35-28 from every indication it was not this season for nationally Toledo Score 41-10 42-17 | 50-3 a hard tackle nor was there a ranked Ohio State and had yet Rant Toledo pushes NIU will put some UT sportswriter Mo But the Rockets still hard collision," Myers to score. another win off the points on the board, Wilks said this one suck. said."Connor was an unherald- His father, Lance, played Toledo 17 FAVORITE conveyor belt. but Ufs unstopable will go UT's way. ed walk-on who battled his way tennis at Ohio State. ld:H=IM»,iHHM! 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by Hal Bock was Leo," he said. "He never said, playoff. Durocher refused to be IHC ASSOCIATED PRESS 'Let's catch em.' He said, 'Let's see shaken. They are old men now, old how close we can come.' That "Let's go out like it's the first rtiends, too. One was a pitcher, way there was no pressure on us. game of the season," he told his the other a hitter, one a Dodger, It kept us relaxed. It was a matter players. the other a Giant. of, 'Let's see what happens."' The Giants won the first game Fifty years ago Wednesday, What happened was the of the playoff in Brooklyn 3-1, there was one pitch, one swing, Giants won 16 in a row and went with Thomson and Irvin hitting one moment that linked them for 37-7 to catch the Dodgers. home runs against Branca The a baseball eternity. Durocher was like Svengali, mov- Dodgers evened the series the Home runs get hit every day in ing players around as if they were next day, winning 10-0 at the Polo baseball. But not home runs like chess pieces, always coming up Grounds. If the Giants were steal- this one, not home runs that turn with the right combination. ing signs, they must have taken a season and city upside down. The Giants had been counted that day off. Oct 3,1931. out early, losers of 11 straight The whole season would be It seemed as if time stopped for games in the first month, includ- decided by one final game. an instant at 3:57 p.m. that over- ing three in a row at home to the On a gloomy Wednesday after- cast Wednesday afternoon when hated Dodgers. Through the noon, the Dodgers took a 4-1 lead Ralph Branca threw the pitch and paper thin walls that separated into the ninth inning behind Bobby Thomson hit it into the the clubhouses at the Polo arm-weary Don Newcombe. lower left field stands at the Polo Grounds, they heard the Dodgers There would be one last chance Grounds for a three-run homer, chortling, needling the fiery for the Giants, three final outs. ending one of the most pulsating Durocher, who had managed Dark opened the ninth with a pennant races in history. Brooklyn before going over to the single, inexplicably, first baseman "Who would think that 50 Giants in luly 1948. Gil Hodges held him on the base, years later we would still be talk- "They were yelling, 'Eat your leaving an appealing hole ing about it?" said Branca, now heart out, Leo. You'll never win it between first and second. Left- 75. this year."' Irvin said. "Leo made handed-hitting Don Mueller, The 77-year-old Thomson us listen. He said, 'If that isn't nicknamed Mandrake the said: "It's one of those things. I incentive for us to get going, Magician for his bat control, sin- was a lucky guy that day." nothing is."' gled through it. sending Dark to Thomson's homer was the cli- The Dodgers opened a huge third. max of a roller-coaster summer, lead, 13 1/2 games by Aug 11, a Now came Irvin. the Giants' the Giants overcoming the margin that seemed insur- cleanup hitter. "Newk still had his podgers' 13 1/2-game lead in six mountable. The Giants, however, stuff," Irvin said. "He threw me a The Associated Press weeks, a three-game playoff began chipping away. slider and I popped up." THE GIANTS WIN THE PENNANT!-. A mob surrounds the New York Giants' Bobby Thomson following decided in the bottom of the Each day, it seemed, a different Next was Whitey Lockman his pennant-winning home run off the Dodgers' Ralph Branca at the Polo Grounds, Oct. 3,1951. ninth inning of the final game. player stepped up to be the hero, who sliced a double to left, scor- For those who went through journeymen pitchers like Al ing Dark to make the score 4-2. Thomson blinked and nod- down and away. You dont want to ing motionless at second the summer of'51, that moment, Corwin and George Spencer, Mueller snapped his ankle sliding ded, wondering what his manag- give this guy anything to hit,"' base, hands on hips in the that home run left memories for obscure bench guys like Bill into third base and as he was car- er could be thinking. Home runs Irvin said. middle of the madness. He a lifetime. Rigney and Hank Thompson. It ried off the Geld, Dodger manag- don't come on command. They Walker, though, just tossed the watched Thomson circle the "Fifty years later, any time any- seemed as if magic was at work. er Ghuck Dressen decided require the delicate combination ball back to Branca. bases, making sure he body brings it up, I still get a Every day during the 16-game Newcombe was done. of the right pitch and the right "Ralph thought he'd cross Bob touched each of them. Only thrill," said Monte Irvin, the winning streak, the superstitious Branca and Carl Erskine were swing at the right time. up," Irvin said. "He threw him the when the trip was complete Giants' left fielder now in the Hall Durocher wore the same outfit to warming up. When Dressen He shrugged off Durocher's same pitch." did a resigned Robinson of Fame. "Every athlete should the ballpark. It was a radical called the bullpen, coach Clyde advice and prepared himself. He This time, Thomson didn't stuff his glove in his back experience the feeling we had departure for the manager, who Sukeforth reported that Erskine remembered thinking, "Get a pass. pocket and walk off the and achieve what we accom- had a GQ taste in wardrobes. One had just bounced a curve ball. good pitch. Make sure it's a strike. He connected, and as the ball field. plished." day, shortstop Alvin Dark said to Armed with that piece of infor- Wait and watch. Give yourself a headed for the seats, Branca The Hall of Fame has Locked in the same league and Irvin. "Maybe we ought to lose mation. Dressen chose Branca to chance." remembered thinking. 'Sink! Thomson's bat, cap and spikes city, the Dodgers and Giants one. I'm tired of seeing Leo in the face Thomson. Branca's first pitch was an invi- Sink! Sink!"' and the resin bag Branca played 22 times a season in a same clothes." With the tying runs in scoring tation to swing Thomson froze It never did. With Dodgers left slammed to the ground after rivalry of monumental propor- The Giants' spurt supposedly position, Branca trudged to the on it and took strike one. In the fielder Andy Pafko backed up the homer. The ball has never tions. At the center of it all was was fueled by an intricate sign- mound. Like Newcombe, he was dugout, the Giants were shocked, against the wall, Thomson's drive been located, although collec- Giants manager Leo Durocher, stealing system at the Polo burned out, used over and over in thinking Thomson had passed landed in the lower seats for a tors salivate over the thought. who had switched teams three Grounds, with a spyglass picking the final weeks as the Dodgers on the best pitch he would see in three-run homer. Over the years, Thomson years before, fraying 'feelings off signs and a buzzer system desperately tried to protect their the at bat "The Giants win the pennant! and Branca became good along the way. relaying information from the dwindling lead. "We fell off the bench." Irvin The Giants win the pennant! The friends and appeared at Irvin, who led the league with clubhouse to the bullpen to the Branca wore uniform No. 13 said. Giants win the pennant!" broad- countless promotions, auto- 121 runs batted in that summer, batter's box. That didn't account and that must have been a good With Roy Campanella injured, caster Russ Hodges screamed. graph signings and charity remembers how the Giants for the 18 wins the Giants had on sign for the superstitious Rube Walker was the Dodgers' "They're going crazy! They're events. approached those final six weeks, the road during the comeback. Durocher, who walked from the catcher. Irvin thought that was going crazy!" For half a century, they have refusing to get caught up in the On the last day of the season, third base coach's box to the plate pivotal. And they were. relived the moment over and pressure cooker of the pennant the team was on a train returning for a word with his hitter. "I think if Campy was catching, Irvin recalled Brooklyn's lackic over, recognizing its signifi- race, massaged through that final from one final road win in Boston "If you ever hit one," the man- he would have gone out there Robinson, perhaps the fiercest cance in the rich fabric of stretch run by Durocher. when the Dodgers beat the ager told Thomson, "hit one and told Ralph, 'Now, keep it competitor in this rivalry, stand- baseball history. "The key to the whole effort Phillies, forcing a three-game now." Beltran homers as KC tops Tigers

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — from .263 to 237. He is second on Ught-" Carlos Beltran is reaching his the team with 86 RBIs and Beltran won't reach 40 stolen individual goals with a strong swiped his 27th base, which bases, but the other goals are all second half of the season. matches his career high. attainable. Beltran hit his 20th home run "My goals this year were to hit "Since the All-Star break, I've and the Kansas City Royals took 20 or more home runs, 90 RBIs been working hard in the bat- advantage of five errors to defeat and hit .300," Beltran said. "This ting cages to get my swing the Detroit Tigers 8-6 Wednesday year I was going to go for 40 back," said Beltran, who was the night, snapping a five-game los- stolen bases, but when the sea- 1999 AL rookie of the year. "I'm ing streak. son started they didn't give me glad my swing is back. I'm a dif- Beltran is hitting .344 since the the green light. After the All-Star ferent player since the All-Star All-Star break to raise his average break, they gave me the green break."

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Trinity United Methodist Church INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: 16 Wanderers 40 Black fluid RUMMAGE SALE M FLAG FOOTBALL 18 Smell Corner of Summit & Court Sis. BG OCT. 3 20 Design with intricate figures 41 Ante mendian (abbr) 1986 Buick Wagon. Runs good, well Sept 27, 9am - 6pm INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE 21 Never 42 Formerly W,C FLAG FOOTBALL maintained Southern car. $850 22 Moist 44 Drama set to music Sept. 28. 9am - 4pm (1/2 price day) OBO. 373-0195. Sept 29. 9am - noon ($2 bag day) OCT. 2 23 Clinched hand 47 Frightening 1992 Buick Skylark V6. White with 27 Though (Inf.) 51 Neither £K IK SK IK SK IK IK IK 52 Unencumbered The sisters of Sigma Kappa Sorority black interior. All power. $3200 29 Auricle Travel OBO. 697-9769. 30 Windy 53 Great lake would like to congratulate 54 Condition of being (suf) Rachel Kepner on her 1992 Nissan Senlra. Excell Cond! 5 31 Exclamation 55 Undesirable plant spd., new clutch, am/fm cass., pwr. 32 Pig pen lavaliering to Adam Shipp 56 Distance (pref.) IK IK IK IK IK IK IK IK mirrors, cruise, tilt.S4795 353-4143 33 Slippery fish «1 Spring Break Vacations! 34 Press service (abbr) 57 Female saint (abbr) Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas & Flori- THE BIGGEST POSTER SALE. 1992 Pont Grand Prix Well main- da. Now hinng Campus Reps Biggest and best selection. Choose tained, fully pwr., AM/FM cass. eq. 6 1-800-234-7007 from over 2000 different images way spkr sys., cruise, pwr. seat. VOTED BEST PIZZA 9 STRAIGHT YEARS endlesssummertours.com FINE ART. MUSIC, MODELS. $4,599 or make offer. 352-8106. Spring Break 2002- Travel with STS. MOVIE POSTERS, HUMOR, ANI- '82 Volvo Wagon. High miles, $2.75 Dine-In Specials MALS, BLACK LIGHT. SCIENCE PISHN6LLOS Amencas #1 Student Tour Operator needs exhaust system FICTION. PERSONALITIES, LAND- to Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas or $400. Call 352-8425. Individual 7" 2-item SCAPES, KIDS, PHOTOGRAPHY, 0 or breadsticks & Pop Flonda. Promote trips on-campus to •91 FORD FESTIVA-71,500 mileage 203N.Moin JfJ **^ ■■*•« earn cash and free trips. Informa- MOTIVATIONALS. Most images only $6,S7,&S8 each! AM/FM Cass-Excellent shape. Great Open Weekdays 4 P.M. • Lunch fri. •Sat. *Sun.■ "Ask about our specials tion/Reservations 1 -800-648-4849 MPG, Perfect for short commutes. or www ststravel.com See us at THE STUDENT SERV- ICES FORUM on MONDAY SEP- $1,200-0.8.0 352-9470 TEMBER 24TH THROUGH FRI- Bed - Oueen pillow top. new. in WINTER AND DAY SEPTEMBER 28TH. The plastic. Full manufacturer's warran- For Sale For Rent For Rent SPRING BREAK hours are 10am-6pm. ty. Retail $800. Sacrifice $199. Can BEACH & SKI TRIPS This sale is sponsored by UAO deliver. Car! 419-392-7465. DON'T DELAY! Bed full size pillow-top mattress set. WWW.SUNCHASE.COM Honda Civics and Toyota Tercels. 4 1 bedroom, new kitchen and new 3 bdrm. unfurnished apt. 1-800-SUNCHASE New in plastic. Retail $599. Sell Wanted $179. Call (419) 392-7465. to choose from 353-8810 ask for carpet: Near Mam and Evers. 1082 Fairview Dean. Ground Floor Call 352-9197 Call 352-5822. Brand new 13 inch TV for sale. 570 Spnng Break 2002 - or best offer. Call 353-2269. HUGE GARAGE SALE - Sat. 9-4 One 3 room apt. available now. Organize Groups S Go Free 2 & 3 bdrm fum. apt w/ AC Entertainment Center Something for Everyone Newly decorated • in largo house Free Parlies & Hours of free drinks Female roommate wanted lor 1 bed- Available Now room with full bath in BG. Call 352- $40 Bikes, HH Items, toys, clothing 352-7454 352-5822 Cancun. Jamaica. Barbados from small to plus (most priced 1 7406. Robert. 352-8106 Bahamas, Florida & More ! 25 cents). 6S1 Hasklns Rd. (take Ouiel-2 bdrm upstairs house Female roommate wanted for Spring FOR SALE- '97 Dodge Neon, 2 bdrm. female oriented apt. For Details and the Best Rates W. Wooster past downtown, right $495 plus utilities avail Jan 1 Visit: www sunsplashtours.com semester. Nice quiet apt., own Excellent condition, must go! No smoking on Hasklns, down 2 mi. on left). 353-5074 Call 354-0229. room. Contact Lucy at 354-9740. Call 354-4275. We're cheaper than Salvation Ar- my! 233 W Merry. 4 BR allows 4 Two, 2 bedroom houses- close lo Mountain Bike 24" Multi-Speed unrelated people. $7757Month. campus. Grad students pref nBcp riB* riB* nB rrecb nB«j> riB* riB nB* riB* nB* nB<» $35 Available Immediately Available now 352-5822 352-8106 Call 354-2854. Pi Beta Phi Boat Date 1 yarty2001 The BG News Tnsha "AH you car Be' Holmer Jake Vanncnun 1 l.juni "One nl tin* IHHIIII-S" FW) Jason Ti IK \ ■ Classified Fonix" Spangler Victor Keryokous 1 Summer "Lovin" K-iuri-lmi: John LobbC Kasie "Hooked on Cla-Zel Theatre Ads

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