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9TH ANNUAL DANCE MARATHON Put on your dancing shoes, it's that time again! By Allison Halco keting issues, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR events leading up to it." among others. tamto Trail Anyone who has been on campus Bach of the 15 core committees (consist- Meet the 2004 Dance Tide: Dancer Relations Chair over the past few months knows ing of up to 20 people each) is headed by a Yean Senior that the University's annual Dance steering committee member. Involved Since: 2001 Marathon is taking place this weekend. "It involves lots of teamwork, coopera- Marathon Steering What many people don't realize, however, "DM is one of the most memorable things I have done while tion and working together," Ellerman said. at BGSU, This event touches students, faculty, families, the is how much planning and coordinating "We're constantly communicating with committee actually goes into the event. community and most importantly, the kids. Dance each other." Mm Marathon has taught me that students are capable of help- "It's a big collaboration," said Jennifer Dance Marathon members attend up to ing make miracles happen." Ellerman. Dance Marathon public rela- three meetings every week, all year long. As Title: Director Yean Senior tions chair. soon as one Dance Marathon is over, they UndswWMe Bach person has a specific responsibility begin planning the next one. Involved Since: 2000 i Title: Entertainment Chair within the organization. Dancers and "There's a meeting with the new steering "My passion for kids got me involved, lust like a teacher, anyone involved in DM makes a difference in the life of a Yean Senior moralers, for example, have to raise money committee by the end of April," Ellerman Involved Since: 2001 and attend the enrire 32-hour event. said. child. It is hard to put into words the impact it has on my life, but what I can say is this event is something 1 cherish dearly "I wanted to make a better future for the kids. I know 1 can't Then there are the core committee But the best part of Dance Marathon, change the past and or bring back the ones I've lost, but if members, who work in teams for a specific and hold very close to my heart." according to lennifer Page, Dance being a pan of DM and helping the Children's Miracle purpose, falling under the categories of Marathon director, is the fact that it brings Network can change the life of just one child, then to me it is external, internal and planning. External hundreds of people together from the all worth it." core committees deal with such issues as Title: Public Relations Chair campus and community for a common Yean Senior public relations and communications, goal. MMM while internal committees are in charge of "We all work together," Page said. "We Involved Since: 2001 "I couldn't imagine my college experience without DM and Title: Morale Chair entertainment and morale. Planning com- work hand in hand, side by side... we're a Yean Senior mittees take care of management and mar- family, I guess you could say." these kids. All of the students and the miracle children involved have left footprints in my heart that 1 will take with Involved Since: 2000 me for the rest of my life." "In 2002, my family was directly touched by a struggle with cancer, so 1 experienced first-hand what we do for our mir- KrtvCam acle families. Before I had volunteered to help out my frater- title: Assistant Director of External nity and other organizations My reason for being involved Yean Senior changed. 1 am... doing it in honor of Cody, a part of my fam- Involved Since: 1999 ily who lost his battle to cancer at age 12." "To make a difference in a child's life is a feeling that is unex- plainable, once you see the twinkle in their eye you'll be left Becky Mcciardl breathless." Title: Finance Chair Yean Senior Involved Since: 2000 Title: Family Relations Chair "I was a catering volunteer my freshman year to help out my Yean Senior RA. After experiencing theeventandseeingthe kids, I could- Involved Since: 2001 JS n't resist getting more involved." "I wanted to meet new people and become involved with an organization that truly made a difference. No other campus Tracy UHM organization brings such a diverse group of students togeth- Title: Assistant Director of Planning er for one important cause... it amazes me." Yean Senior Involved Since: 2002 JmMMffi "I just knew that there was someUiing special about this Title: Assistant Director Internal organization. We give our time, love and money to make a Yean Senior difference for some very inspirational, very strong kids. I Involved Since: 2000 have gotten way more out of this organization than I put "Dance Marathon gives each Miracle Child into it, and I know the same goes for many other DM par- an opportunity to have fun, be excited and forget about their ticipants." disease and pain for a short time. Also, it gives me great joy to see the families having a wonderful time at DM and at the
BY CANDLE LIGHT: Dance Marathon par- ticipants Kristin Gatver, left, and Angie Trout focus on their candles before a silent walk around campus last night. Students participated in the march in honor of Miracle Children once sponsored by the University's Dance Marathon that have died. The T-shirt of a Dance Marathon Steering Committee member, right, depicts the name and disease of one of this year's Tom Ginn BG Neas sponsored children for the event.
"When we vote, the legislature will see the numbers. If they see us more, they will be more likely to listen." Interracial communication explored University alumnus communication at Cleveland the language variety spoken times of Europe, during which NICOLE MESSMORE. USG SENATOR State University. mostly by blacks (more than 50% dark skin was related with "bad" George Ray speaks on His studies, which for the past according to Ray), there are defi- or "cursed" things, through the the impact of 14 years have been focused on nitely other racial groups who uti- Enlightenment period of philo- USG explores ways to interracial communication, tie lize it as well. sophical theories such as socialization on into the fact that he will soon have The difference remains to Ray Blumenbach coining of the encourage voting at session language attitudes completed a book on the subject however, that the ideology which phrase "Caucasian," which he in the near future. individual groups are socialized to used in reference to the "purest, By Christy Jenkins tive lanna Carpenter organized By Altai. Miller REPORTER Ray's viewpoints are what he believe are a constant bridge that most beautiful" of the five types of the event. REPORTER calls the "intellectual opinions of stands between the gaps in most human he proposed there to be. Don't vote and no one will Representatives of USG, the Students filled room 201 of the years of research and experience." instances. Over 500 years of development listen. Vote and your voice will College Democrats, the Union for "Cultural Origins of Numerous theories he has That gap which resides is fueled in European culture has predis- be heard. College Republicans and the Language Attitudes toward explored throughout his studies by what Ray refers to as "adverse positioned our society to nega- These were the slogans on a Bowling Green Experience dis- African American Vernacular have brought about basic con- racism"; the privatized discrimi- tively view African-American cul- button worn by Nicole cussed ideas and the best ways English," presented by a distin- cepts that he suggests give reason nation that arises from implicit ture and language attitudes. Messmore, an Undergraduate to get students involved in pol- guished alumnus, George Ray to a historically rooted issue; neg- notions of superiority in racial As a closing thought, Ray left Student Government Senator itics. yesterday afternoon. ative language attitude toward groups. the audience to ponder how the and co-organizer of yesterday's "It was really neat to have "This is somewhat of a double- AAVE. In the face of all this conflict, expected increase in the min- University Experience/What the brainstorming of a lot of homecoming for me to be back in "There are white people who Ray addressed the historic origins ority population to the actual do you care about? Week different ideas. Messmore said. Bowling Green today," said Ray speak AAVE as, there are black of the current ideology that majority will alter the society's brown bag lunch. "Even though the turnout was who grew up on a farm south of people who do not," said Ray to plagues our society. perception of those once ignored. Messmore, USG Senator Bowling Greea clarify his approach to the topic of He sited instances of different Maria Khoury and Bowling POLIUCS, PAGE 2 Ray is from the department of only blacks speaking AAVE While time periods from the Medieval Green Experience representa-
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.B8NEWS.COM 2 Friday, March 26.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM African arts explored Stats show few Instructor explains how African culture is misunderstood students vote request an absentee ballot, he By Krystal Cot* "We are still fighting make their own interpretations. REPORTER or she can still vote because against the same Mariah Devereux Hcrbeck, instructor in POLITICS. FROM PAGE 1 provisional voting allows a stu- For filmmaker (iasion Kabore producing a the Romance Languages department dent to change voting districts film is not just an idea but a process of cre- misrepresentation in thought that the film was really worthwhile small, we had good conversa- on the day of the election. ation. and well done. tion." "You won't be voting in your kalxire discussed the creation of his 1988 Africa, but we don't have "The film was harsh but justified the cri- Al Baldwin, the Democratic home district," Messmore said. film "/an Boko." shown at the University the capability to correct tique of urbanization in Africa," she said. Chair of the Board of Elections, "But at least you will still be vot- ruesday and oilier issues concerning film- To undermine these stereotypes, film mak- how Africa is portrayed." also attended the event. ing" making and Africa. An open discussion on the ers like Kabore, try to educate their audience He told the students that only Messmore said that she film was held yesterday. that Africa is not the way the western influ- about 100 people on campus thinks students are not aware of The film discussion was part of the week- enced media has portrayed the different voted in the last election in this GASTON KABORE, FILMMAKER these opportunities. long series titled "African Arts in the Atlantic countries. district. She said events such as the imagination." Youth are more affected by Western influ- "Of the nearly 15,000 stu- brown bag lunch increases a The film is about the land of a poor farmer problem with the images depicted of Africa is ences because of the technologies made dents on campus, that statistic student's understanding of the which is taken from him l>y his rich neighbor, that the media doesn't take the lime to ana- available, including satellite, according to is really surprising and really election process. who wants it for a swimming pool. The film lyze the events. Kabore. sad," Carpenter said. "Even though African images make up less "When we vote, the legisla- also explores a story of government corrup- "We are still fighting against the same mis- Participants also learned tors will see the numbers and tion and censorship in an African setting. representation in Africa, but we don't have the than one percent in Western civilization, it is about provisional voting and its Kabore is originally from Burkina I'aso, capability to correct how Africa is portrayed." important to [African] filmmakers to make they respond to numbers," she effect on political activity. said. "If they see us more, they where he is an Instructor at a film school. Kalxire said. "I he youth only sees the nega- films for themselves," he said. For example, if a student on tive things hut there is no light on the positive will be more likely to listen. Since IHKL', he has produced four fiction films The seminar was sponsored by the depart- campus who is registered in Voting or lack of voting affects and 22 other productions including docu- side." ments of Ethnic Studies, their home district forgot to mentaries and short films. The film is from a realistic point of view but Telecommunications, School of An and co- all of us." Kabore said that in Western cinema, Africa at the same time it is also pessimistic, Kabore sponsored by other departments. is represented more sophisticated today. The said. I lis films an' made lor the audience to Visit www.bgnews.com for web exclusive stories and photos including coverage of Communications Week and a reunion of University students who traveled to Austria over spring break.
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LAST DAY TO BUY DINNER TICKETS www.bgnews.com/campus Today is the last day to purchase tickets for this year's international dinner, sponsored by the World Student Association. The dinner will be held Sunday, April 4 at 6 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. Tickets are $10 for stu- dents and $12 for non-students. Available today from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. in the Union Lobby. CAMPUS Painter visits U. get a William Bailey shares life, passion for his craft The calendar of rvmlsulatai from httfn'/wvntbgsiixoVGtaidar/aJaioW.html By Laloya Hunter ming the image, the objects painted REPORTER on the table were to be reminiscent The brush strokes of painter of the temporarily bleak New York 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. life William Bailey tell the story of a life "Let the painting work skyline, Bailey said. 2004-2005 BGSUrve Executive Board devoted to imagination and the For graduate student Jason Lewis, recruitment applications are now being beauty of art. on you and tell you accepted for the 2004-2005 Executive floor of lerome library. the event was a chance to finally lerome library Wednesday night University stu- meet an artist he'd heard so much Board of BGSUrve. BGSUrve is an where it wants to go. It's organization designed to create struc- dents and faculty were also given the about. 3 p.m. chance to share in that life, as the that part of painting "I have been hearing about his tured experiences for students that incorporate or increase volunteerism, Prospects for U.S.-Russian Relations Post internationally renowned painter that fascinates me." work for so long," he said. "I admire 9/11 and teacher presented his work. him ... He is a good man and citizen-ship, service-learning, and lead- ership among BGSU students. Presentation by Kcmpton B. lenkins, 1-jchibiting work both in the U.S. and extremely well respected in the art class of'48. Europe, Bailey is admired in and out world." Contact: involvedl&'bgnet.Dgsu.edu. 40I Union Current president of the Ukraine-U.S. of his field as an artist who paints Seen by most as a traditionalist Business Council. Retired career diplo- from his imagination, using his own WILLIAM BAILEY, ARTIST painter and not one to conform to &30a.m. mat with 31 years of service. Former brief sketches as a starting point the changing trends of contempo- One-on-onc Research Assignment executive director of the U.S.-Soviet rather than models. "The more I paint the same rary art. Bailey let the audience in on Assistance from I jbrarians. Trade Commission. Retired corporate Being best known for his still-life objects, the more differences mean the secret that has kept him engulfed Research Project Clinics provide under vice president for international and gov- and nude paintings, Bailey present- to me," Bailey said. in his craft. graduate students with the opportunity ernment affairs, Armco, Inc. ed slides showing the work that he This was especially apparent in "Let the painting work on you and to work one-on-one with a librarian on a Sponsored by the Department of History. has completed over the years. Bailey's own tribute to Sept. 11. tell you where it wants to go," he said. specific research assignment. Students 314 Union Showing still-lifes that were often Having witnessed many of the "It's that part of painting that forever will develop search strategies, discover household objects arranged on a flat events of that day, he was compelled fascinates me." various print resources and services 7 p.m. surface, Bailey left the interpretation to express the tragedy through his The event was sponsored by the available on the first floor of lerome Indian Film Viewing of each painting up to the viewer. paintings. Entitled "Elegy," Bailey's Graduate Arts Students Library, and identify online resources for 318 Union But he didn't want the audience to work was again a still-life with Organization, the Medici Circle and their topics. simply see him as painting the same domestic objects, but now, they the Drawing Department of the To schedule an appointment, call 11 p.m. objects, but to recognize the varia- spoke intimately on the events of School of Art. 372-6943, or stop by the Pub Programming presents Karaoke tions within his own understanding. that day. Using grey colors and dim- Information/Reference Desk on the first Black Swamp Pub. Union
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, PEOPLE Dorft be afraid of the perfect mistakes National Guard was done so out very polite towards each other, ON THE STREET of cowardice and that he dodged but there still seems to be an Bush attacks need to let that go. his required service. invisible dividing line between What type of dance It's not just for creative writ- At the same time I am remind- diem. I read a BG News article MAT hold a double would you do at ing. It can apply to perfectionist ed of a former president who lit- some time ago on interracial dat- THORNBURG behaviors in other activities we erally fled the country to avoid ing and die role parents play in Dance Marathon? standard Humor Columnist engage in like romantic rela- the draft or a presidential candi- trying to keep their children from date over whom questions have tionships, paper writing or nose Over the course of the last year crossing the racial dating line. I I figured out what my prob- been raised about his service in hair trimming. I have had the opportunity to have given tiiis topic a great deal lem is —one of them anyway, Vietnam and suddenly that ser- We may want to get all of the observe what a lot of people are of thought and searched for an I'm trying too hard to get it per- vice is off limits and beyond the hairs exactly the same length, saying almut President Bush and answer as to why these particular fect. That's why I wasn't able to scope of the campaign. but become so stressed out that I am struck by the double stan- two races do not mix and mingle write a column last week. I bit my tongue for months as one may end up being longer dard that I have found. together. Perhaps, it has to do I wanted to write die perfect I have heard many |)cople literally a dozen Democratic can- than the rest, that we end up with parental influence that humor column that would defend past administrations and didates for president insulted not trimming them at all. impose ideas on their children make everyone sit at my feet as attack Bush for similar acts or and verbally attacked the We should trim them in spite that were once true, but no though I was the campus guru of this. We must overcome diese worse, attack him when he han- President over his policies. But MELLISSA MARKSBERRY of comedy, love and magic. dles someUiing one way and now, as President Bush is fighting longer stand. fears of possible imperfection Before segregation and the SOPHOMORE, 1 don't really know what a because having short nose hairs then again when he does the back and raising questions about humor column has to do with civil rights movements it was WOMEN'S STUDIES of different lengths is better opposite. his opponent, the story from the love and magic; but if you're One good example of this is a socially unacceptable for Blacks than having long nose hairs. We Democrats is dial they arc above going to dream, dream big. statement made by a prominent and Whites to speak to each can't go on trying to convince such personal attacks. "The chicken dance I guess it's actually spelled Democrat sitting on ilic 9/11 other, let alone interact. So, per- people that it's a mustache for- I don't agree with everything with Ashlee." "dream BIG" on this campus. review commission in which he that ('resident Bush has done but haps that's the reason. Perhaps it ever. I received an e-mail this Perfectionism can prevent us said "the fact Uiat it's unpopular, I am constantly amazed at the comes from hidden fears and week, along with the rest of my that it's difficult, that our allies level of literal hatred and die lack social prejudices between races from making something that is class, from my imaginative writ- really extraordinary and one-of- are not necessarily with it, of reason behind it that many that still exist, even today. But I ing teacher. The e-mail con- shouldn't deter a president who a-kind. Many of the best things use in attacking President Bush. discarded dlis idea. Surely we tained some wise advice. believes that what we have is a around today were never We have become a nation that have come further than that She wrote about our writing serial killer on our hands." In that planned into existence. level attacks against the oppos- After all, we are better educated projects: "Do each and then let case, he was talking about attack- The Slinky®, Post-it® notes ing party's leaders but find it today than our parents were it go. I)o as the great Chinese ing Osama Bin Laden but it and possibly some of your best unreasonable to find fault in when they were our age so that poet did years ago — write and could just as easily be applied to friends started as accidents and those we support. can't be the case — or can it? then put the writing in a bottle, the attack on Iraq. became things that would be The situation sickens me and I As I continued to think about throw it in the river and let it go. Another example could just as ASHLEE RAUCKH0RSE am shocked at the lack of knowl- Go on to the next. Don't despair very hard to live without. easily be die firestorm created by that, I also continued to look for edge on the subject. SOPHOMORE, EARLY or pull out your hair." I was once asked before a Clarke in the past weeks when he other possibilities for why we reading in Proul Chapel what I CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Hey. 1 just thought of some- asserted that Bush failed to rec- don't interact more with other JONATHAN WILLIAMSON thing fun. You know, how on planned to do after college. I ognize the pending 9/11 attack races. I began to think about STUDENT Home Improvement, Tim said that I was not really sure when just two years ago his social classes, education levels, "The chicken dance would always get advice from and that 1 just want to see what impression was much different. culture, religion and other similar with Mellissa." Wilson and then screw it up happens. I was then treated as In fact responding to an almost tilings. All of which became later when he told it to Jill? How though I was running around in identical assertion by lime mag- Why can't we insignificant as I began to realize about, I'll be Tim, my writing He-Man underpants singing the azine, Clarke responded Uiat that all of those things exist in teacher is Wilson and you can "Peanut Butter and Jelly" song. Bush was continuing the policies all just hang bodi Black and White popula- be Jill. Okay, here we go. The woman whom I was of die previous administration tions, and therefore must not be Jill, 1 was talking to Wilson speaking with could not under- until an aggressive strategy could out together? a reason to exclude someone and he was saying that a stand where I was coming from. be devised. from a social circle, She was probably not a He-Man I've noticed that students of Chinese poet once said we Whether his recent change of So what is left? What else could fan. different racial backgrounds typi- should all write on botties and heart is motivated politically or possibly separate us? The only It's okay to be unsure of what by financial gain from his new cally do not, [actually rarelyl then throw them at each other tiling left is skin color. Could that you're going to do with your life book, it is just one example of the interact outside of a classroom JENNALAKE so we can go rafting down the really be it? I couldn't answer this after college or to be undecided double standard launched setting. This is very perplexing to river on our hair. 1 think that's question, I didn't have an answer. SENIOR, the problem we've been having about your major. You may against ■'resident Bush as we me. I don't understand this. stumble across something you near the election. The two races I see not inter- I decided it was time to look WOMEN'S STUDIES with Randy. We just need to be never thought of if you allow I have grown progressively ai ling the most are White for a different perspective. Why is like the Chinese not pick up the spare. Oh-oh-ohohoh. That was yourself to do something or be unsetded by the lack of reason ICaucasianl and Black (African it that Black and White students "The Roger Rabbit." a grunt. somewhere that's a littie imper- and factual support behind some American] students The people aren't friends? What is it that sep- Thanks for playing along. fect — like Bowling Green. attacks against President Bush. I from each racial group tend to arates us? Is there amour That was fun. Maybe you can It's not a perfect place, but have heard statements ranging stick together; i.e. hangout besides myself that looks beyond from Bush being a trigger happy togedier, socialize together, sit skin color when making and come over later and we can pre- there are plenty of opportunities tend we're on Seinfeld, but 1 get cowboy to having intentionally together, et c. I've never seen a choosing friends? to use its imperfections to make to be lerry. lied to the American public. I black and white student together something great — like a I think this hair-river-rafting Slinky®. have heard allegations that his hanging out having a good time. CHRIS KIRKUM idea is a good idea for all of us. service during Vietnam in the People from both races seem STUDENT It's OK to be perfectionists Send all comments to: about things at times and we Did you know? Maljrhomburg$liotmailcom BIANCA HUTCHINSON Be afraid ... be very afraid! The New York phone book [listed) 22 Hitlers before WWII. After WWII, the JUNIOR, PSYCHOLOGY New York phone book (listed) zero Hitlers. "I don't like making Alliumphobia: Fear of opinions or beliefs an ass of myself" Former U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant had the Levophobia: Fear of things to the left boyhood nickname "Useless." side of the body
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NEWS PHOTO EDITOR TIFFANI MCKENZIE, FEATURES EDITOR KEN EDWARDS, WEBMASTER BG NEWS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: TAURASI LOOKING TO LEAD UCONN TO TITLE; PAGE 6 SPORTS BRIEFING FRIDAY Football team to sign March 26, autographs Sunday 2004 Members of the Bowling Green football team will be at the Woodland Towne Centre Sunday for free autographs and giveaways in front of the cafe court from 2 to 4 p.m. www.bgtiews.com/sports The team will be on hand as BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY part of the Sports Card and Collectible Show that starts SPORTS tomorrow and runs through Sunday. Vendors at the event will have sports memorabilia for sale and on display. BG hockey players sign pro contracts Falcons open MAC slate Bowling Green hockey player Kevin Bieksa signed a contract to play in the American Hockey League with the Manitoba Bowling Green looks to Moose team. Bieksa was a fifth-round draft pick of the Vancouver Canucks in 2001. continue early success The defenseman recendy completed his four-year career By Adam Hntzak "He's been solid the whole year," SPORIS REPORIER Schmitz said of Reimold, who drove in with the Falcon hockey team. The Bowling Green baseball team both die game tying and winning runs Seniors Erik Eaton and Brian begins Mid-American Conference play against Xavier. "Nolan, last year as a fresh- Escobedo signed with the today hoping to build on a successful start man, had a very solid year and was one of Cincinnati Cyclones of the East to their season. Despite having six games our freshman that played on an every day Coast Hockey League last week. rained out in an eight day span since basis." After one week Eaton has returning from their spring trip, the lull State is built around a good pitching scored one goal and Escobedo Falcons currently stand at 9-3, led by con- staff 14.15 team ERA], but their lineup has has two assists. sistently solid pitching performances from produced big power numbers so far. Brad die entire staff, who have a 2.09 team Miller hit four homers against Valparaiso BG lacrosse team to earned run average. in their last game and leads the team over- The team will be hosting Ball State (9-8) all with eight, along with a team-high 22 host tournament for a three-game series this weekend at 1(111 (tenter fielder and leadoff hitter Mike Sunday, Bowling Green's club Steller Field, where BG captured a victory Sullivan leads the Cardinals with a .378 lacrosse team got their first over Xavier in their home opener Tuesday. batting average. II is a difficult lineup for spring season victory over Ball State has been a perennial standout in any pitching staff to take on, but the BG Toledo at the Glass Bowl with a the MAC for years and will bring a tough staff has been dominant this year and score of 13-1. pitching staff and powerful lineup to lest should be up to the task. The team's first home games the I'alcons. "(Our pitching staff | has been doing a start tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the "We expect |Ball Stale] to l>c one of the good job and Tod Brown, our pitching intramural fields with games favorites in the MAC" West this year," said coach, has done a great job with this staff," against West Virginia, Dayton BG head coach Danny Schmitz." We know Schmitz said. "We're led by Tyler Saneholtz and Toledo in the annual St. it's going to be a great challenge for us (2-0, 0.00 ERA in 17 innings pitched) and Patrick's Day Aftermath. 1 he starting off the conference season. They're Tyler lohnson (2-0,0.59 ERA); they've been championship game starts at 4 going to be able to do all facets of the phenomenal this year." p.m. game; swinging the bat. playing defense, Along with Saneholtz and lohnson, Neil and they have outstanding pitching." Schmitz (2-0,0 earned runs allowed in 10.1 Schmitz figured this falcon team would IP) has been on top of his game. The entire be led by pitching and defense, but they staff has done their job and it is hard to have also swung the bats well. Right fielder give the credit to a few pitchers when the File Photo BGNws Nolan HUMHild has started all 12 games staff is giving up slightly over two runs a WAITING: Third baseman Tyler Wasserman gets ready to make a play Tuesday this year and leads the team in home runs game as a team. Softball and RBI, with three and 13 respectively, Today's game will begin at 3 p.m., while against Xavier. The Falcons host Ball State In three games this weekend to open while his .436 batting average ranks sec- Saturday and Sunday's games both start at drops two their Mid-American Conference schedule. ond. 1 p.m. against Michigan Tennis team to play EMU, UT THE BG NEWS ANN ARBOR, Mich. — die Falcons consider it more of a Bowling Green's Softball team By layme Ramson Prior to those matches came to league-leading intense, and I think they realize SPORIS EDITOR Bowling Green defeated Buffalo Marshall. that we're back into conference friendly rivalry as BG player fell to Michigan yesterday, 8-0 Andrea Mcister's older sister, |en and 9-5 in a doubleheader at The women's tennis team will and Akron, 4-3 and 6-1 in "Eastern Michigan is very very play now, and that's the most try to pick up where they left off Fcbmary for their first two MAC tough," BG coach Penny Dean important thing of the year. So Meister, plays for the Rockets. Michigan's Alumni Field. "I think the Toledo match will The No. 11 Wolverines in their Mid-American matches of the spring season. said. "They're so strong, and we're fired up." Conference schedule as they Buffalo and Akron are now they're one of the top teams in Tomorrow the Falcons face be a real even match," Dean said. improved to 23-6 while the "They're strong at the top and Falcons fell to 10-13. play Eastern Michigan and both 0-2 in the conference, and the conference." rival Toledo at the courts on the Toledo today and tomorrow. Bowling Green will face tougher With all but one of the remain- UT campus, weather permitting. not as strong at the bottom of Michigan was led by shortstop If it rains, the two teams will play their lineup. I think the doubles lessica Merchant, who had three The Falcons (8-6, 2-0 in the competition this weekend with ing matches being conference MAC) are coming off two losses Eastern Michigan (8-4, 1-1 matches, the Falcons know that at the Laurel Hill Tennis Club in point is really important against home runs in the two games, Toledo. including a grand slam in the in las Vegas, where they fell 7-0 MAC). Toledo is 0-2 in confer- every match counts. to UNLV and 4-3 to Middle ence play and 2-10 overall. "Practice went well this week." Although the Toledo match first game. She drove in nine of will be a big rivalry match for BG, TENNIS, PAGE 6 her team's 17 runs on the day. Tennessee State last weekend. Eastern's only conference loss Dean said. "I think the team is Nine of Michigan's 17 runs were unearned, as the Wolverines capitalized on Bowling Green errors. Michigan pitcher Jennie Ritter improved to 9-3 on the season as she shutout the Falcons in the first game, allowing only one hit. Falcon pitcher lody lohnson Redick, Duke in took the loss, as Michigan had seven unearned runs against her with only one earned run. Bowling Green's only hit in the game came off the bat of Jenifer familiar territory kriM.ili.ii], who doubled to lead off the second inning. Ritter shut By Paul Newberry People don't like that, either." who willingly discussed the issue IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS down BG's threat with three Top-seeded Duke (29-5) before die start of the tourna- straight strikeouts to end the ATLANTA — JJ. Redick is the meets No. 5 Illinois (26-6) in the ment, has now decided it's off inning. face of the Duke Blue Devils. semifinals of the AUanta limits. The Falcons got more offense Confident? Go ahead and call Regional today. No. 3 Texas (25- Hmmm. in the second game as center him cocky if you like. Hated? No 7) takes on seventh seed Xavier "That doesn't have any bear- fielder Jeanine Baca homered problem, that just goes with the (25-10) in the other game, the ing on this game," he said. "I and had two singles in the game. territory. A winner? You bet. winners to play Sunday for a don't know if it's true, and I don't Gina Rango and Kristen Redick and the Blue Devils spot in the Final Four. even want to talk about it. What Anderson both had two hits in find themselves in familiar terri- Look for Redick to be right in could we do, what would we the game for Bowling Green. tory, reaching the round of 16 in die middle of things. want to do, to change someone's The Falcons open their Mid- the NCAA tournament for the At Georgia Tech, he wound up opinion? And why? lust be your- American Conference schedule seventh year in a row. Success on his back in front of the home selves, play your game and run with a three-game weekend always spawns a certain amount team's bench during a scuffle your program. Let people fonn series against Toledo (5-13). of backlash — build 'em up, tear with BJ. Elder. North Carolina their own opinions. The Rockets dropped four 'em down — but Duke doesn't State's Scooter Sherrill said "It doesn't bother me at all. games at last week's Louisville mind a bit. before a game that Redick "acts The only thing that would both- Courtyard East Tournament. In fact, the Blue Devils have like he's gay," then had to issue er me is if I didn't like our pro- Toledo played Michigan, setded quite comfortably into an apology. gram." Eastern Kentucky, Saint Louis the villain role, relishing the "Just this year, there have been Duke and Illinois have plenty and I.ouisville in the tourna- notion that so many fans want to so many incidents," Redick said of reasons to like their programs, ment. see them lose. Wednesday. "Whether it's hard starting with their three-guard Toledo is 18-15 at home "It has a lot to do with the fouls during the ACC tourna- lineups. On one side, the Blue against Bowling Green, but the amount of success we've had," ment, or trying to start some- Devils have Redick, Chris Duhon Rockets have lost their last 13 said Redick, usually the prime thing with me in front of the and Daniel Ewing. For the meetings against BG. target for opposing fans. "We're other team's bench, or rude, Fighting mini, it's Deron The two teams will play a dou- the most dominant program in crude statements from the other Williams, Dee Brown and Luther bleheader tomorrow and anoth- the ACC. We've won a few team's fans, there's a great level of Head. MhrtMAP Photo er game Sunday. naUonal championships. There's hate for Duke." That's not the only similarity. a certain amount of jealousy, a Is that really accurate, or just a FINDING HIS GAME: Duke's JJ. Redick pulls down a rebound Start time is 1 p.m. both days against Seton Hall's John Allen during the first half of their second at UT's Scott Park. certain amount of envy. And convenient motivational tech- we're portrayed like choir boys. nique? Coach Mike Krzyzewski, DUKE. PAGE 6 round NCAA tournament game at the RBC Center Saturday. 6 Friday. March 26.2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Balance could carry Falcons Taurasi leads UConn to bottom lineup could carry in Ypsilanti, Mich. Tomorrow's TENNIS, FROM PAGE 5 them through the weekend. match against Toledo also starts Toledo, so vve have been practic- "It's always the hardest to play at 1 p.m. No. I because every team just has NOTES: lunior Susie on another title chase ing a lol of doubles drills this week." a top player up there," Dean said. Schoenberger leaves after tomor- "We're very balanced, and on our row's match for Washington D.C. By Donna Tommelleo last year. When March comes want to beat the Huskies. Auburn The lineups for both matches IHf ASSOCIATED PRESS team, anyone can beat anyone where she will represent Ohio at around, every game you put all tried to focus on her in a second- will stay relatively the same as I lAFtTFORD, Conn. — All sea- your chips in." round game Tuesday. they have been all season, with else on a given day, so the ones die Cherry Blossom Festival, a that get to play in the middle or celebration of U.S. and Japanese son, Diana Taurasi has done her She certainly did that a year ago "Once we get Taurasi, we've got the exception of Ashley lakupcin best to get everyone involved for in the NCAAs. Taurasi averaged a UConn," Auburn forward Louise moving from No. 4 singles to No. bottom of the lineup are probably diplomatic relations. going to have a better chance to The telecommunications Connecticut. tournament-high 26.2 points, 111 ie,igi said before the game. 3. Now it's time for her to take along with 5.7 rebounds and But the AP Ail-American Bowling (ireen's balanced top win." major was selected as Ohio's sole Today's match starts at 1 p.m. representative. over. three assists. proved too elusive, handing out So even if two more assists will "Through the course of the seven assists and going 6-of-12 make Taurasi the career leader for year, it would be awfully hard to from the floor in UConn's 79-53 UConn. the two-time Naismith maintain the level she was at last win. Five of those field goals were Award winner as national player March," Auriemma said. "She 3-pointers, while the other was a of the year probably won't be didn't pass up opportunities that spinning left-handed scoop passing up too many open shots. she normally would pass up." layup along the baseline And that's just fine with Geno This season, Taurasi leads Illini match Duke's guards Auriemma, the coach of the Connecticut in scoring (her 15.6- NCAA champions the last two point average is down two points DUKE, FROM PAGE 5 Bnice Weber said. "We're always plenty of tournament experience. years. from 2002-03) and assists (5.1). looking to push it. That's one of For the Uiird time in four years, "She understands that it's win- With 158 assists, the 6-foot The Blue Devils cruised through our strengths. We're not always the Illini are one of 16 teams still ning time now, and I think she guard lifted her career total to 636, their first two tourney games by looking for one guy to bring it up." alive. These guys aren't the least understands it better than any- That's one fewer than Jennifer an average of 31.5 points. Illinois Duhon bruised his ribs in the bit intimidated by the Blue Devils' body," Auriemma said. "The kids Rizzotti, who helped UConn win. was equally impressive, routing ACC title game, but he's played mystique. recognize she has her game-face the first of its four national titles in Murray State and No. 4 seed through the pain. 1 le shut down "It's just two teams trying to on. Hopefully, they can feed off 1995. Cincinnati by a total of 43 points. Seton Midi guard Andre Barrett, win a championship." Williams that" Taurasi's teammates know Actually, the Illini have been on and will likely play a key defensive said. The second-seeded Huskies what to expect from her now: If a major roll since mid-January. role against the Illinois backcourt. The other Atlanta game also are two victories away from Taurasi has the ball, be ready for Tney have won 16 of 18 games— "I love the kid," Krzyzewski figures to l>e a battle of the back- becoming the first team to reach it. A pass could whiz through both losses were to Wisconsin — said. "This is a very painful injury, couns. five straight women's Final Fours. waves of defenders and find a since coming to the realization but he wants to play. I admire him Xavier is led by senior guards They play UC Santa Barbara— teammate on the wing, or a that two point guards arc better for that." Lionel Chalmers and Domain at No. 11, the lowest-seeded team court-length heave could loft per- Ulan one. Illinois is coming off its best Sato, both averaging more than left in the field—tomorrow in the fectly to a teammate streaking to One possession, Williams game of the season — a 92-68 16 points a game. Texas counters East Regional in Hartford. The the basket. might bring the ball up the court. rout of Cincinnati. The Illini shot with its own senior duo: top scor- other regional semifinal is top- "Her passing ability and her The next time, it might IK- Brown. almost 64 percent from the field er Brandon Mouton 113.6 points) seeded Penn State against No. 5 court vision are unbelievable," Even Head gets into the act, get- and committed just four and Royal Ivey (4.2 assists). Notre Dame. guard Maria Conlon said. "It's ting the go-ahead to lead the fast- turnovers. Williams matched his "It's going to be a challenge, but "Right now, everyone is willing almost like she knows where peo- break if he spots a chance to run. career high with 31 points. Brown it's a challenge we embrace," to give themselves up for the ple are going to be before they "They just kind of decide peri- had 14 points and eight assists. Mouton said. "We love to com- good of the team," Taurasi said. do." LEADING THE WAY: UConn's odically through the game who While Duke has the more pete against the best of the best." "Sometimes it lakes five months Opponents know they've got to Diana Taurasi puts up a shot in gets to bring the ball up," coach impressive resume, Illinois has to get people to do that, like it did find Taurasi and slow her if they a 79-53 win over Auburn. A
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Brown Theater $5 11 p.m. Oil* UAO Presents "Mona Lisa Smile" Union Theater Saturday 11 p.m. The T-Shirts The Nice Device Saturnine Hello Howard's Club H 11 p.m. Pietravoia thinks today is the As for the most popular engagement WOWFactor By Leigh Ann MacKenzie 1 day to make it official. ring type, princess cut Is by far the most Brewster's PULSE WRITER "With graduation coming for both of purchased. us, I realized we were growing up, getting "Princess cut is definitely number one 11 p.m. ' /( was about this time last old and I couldn't picture my life without for anyone in their 20s," Howard said. Jaw Messengers year, around Spring Break her in it," Pietravoia said. "Several people see them in bridal Howard's Club H that my future husband, The couple met through a mutual magazines and they are a very brilliant -■— ' Zach Keeton, proposed lo frienlt cut." —m 3 p.m. me "To tell you the truth, I knew she'd be Diane Haslinger works at Mills Saturday Matinee Movie We took a frigid trip to Niagara Falls as the one I would marry when I first met Jewelers and notices the same thing. "Chicken Run" a dating couple and came home an her," Pietravoia said. "It's hard to tell if they're college kids or Union Theater engaged one. T know nobody believes the corny love just young couples but we do see a good I didn't think anything of the timing at first sight tiling, but I am serious, it was deal of younger people looking to get 8 p.m. then, being too busy showing off my ring just a feeling I had." engaged," she said. "Antigone" and spreading the good news, but look- He thought he'd be nervous buying the It's not only our campus that's experi- Joe E Brown Theater ing back on it now, my fiance was just ring, but when he actually did it, it was a encing the graduation engagement wave. $5 about to finish up his last semester of fulfilling experience. Dana Sperner, a senior at Cuyahoga classes here at the University, do his "I felt like it was the best purchase I Community College is getting married internship and graduate. ever made," Pietravoia said. this June. Sunday We seem to be a part of the trend for When it comes to graduation engage- "I just knew I was ready to start my life couples to get engaged around the time ments, no one knows better than a jewel- right after I graduate," Sperner said. 2 p.m. they graduate from college. I asked him ry store owner just how popular of a time Sperner and her fiance, Justin Carson, "Antigone" about his decision to propose then. it really is, have been together for over three years. Joe f. Brown Theater Of course he immediately said the Roberta Howard, owner of R. Howard "It was just the next step for us," she $5 right thing. Jewelers, sees the connection first hand. said. "I didn't ask you to marry me because I "Our second best time for engagement Not everyone thinks graduation is the was graduating, I asked you to marry me rings is springtime, right before gradua- right time for engagement, however. 9:30 p.m. Some people prefer to wait a while UAO Presents "Mona Lisa because I love you," he said. tion," Howard said. With that said, he went on to talk about The best time, obviously, is Christmas after they graduate to start settling down. Smile" through Valentine's Day. Jenny Wolfert recently graduated from Union Theater how we both were going to be graduating college soon and were thinking about Not only does Howard see a lot of the University and wasn't even consider- how we wanted to start our lives together. engagement ring sales overall, but she ing getting engaged at the time. "I knew we were ready," he said. also notices the large amount of college "I was just so career-oriented when I Monday Graduation seems to be the time when students coming in. graduated, being engaged wasn't even on many couples know they're ready, just "Since we are located in Bowling Green my mind," she said. Euchre Night like Meghan and Nick. we do a lot of business with the Easy Street Cafe After three years of dating, Nick University's students," she said. ENGAGEMENT, PAGE 10 Tuesday fi Wednesday Jazz Night Easy Street Caf6 'Antigone* combines drama, comedy 11 p.m. By Rachel Bobak brother-in-law, becomes king. As the story goes, Antigone Antigone, played by Anne The characters to look for- Moonraker PULSE WRITER Antigone strongly resembles her rebels against her uncle, Creon, Marie Sweeney, expresses her- ward to for comic relief are the Howard's Club H father, Oedipus the King's, per- to follow the religious traditions self so rxiwerfully with her Chora, played by Shelley Drum beats thunder through- sonality. of burying the dead. monologues, her tortuous abili- Nixon, and the first guard- TBA out the auditorium drowning This modernized version of Antigone wants to bury her ty to stir a crowd and her char- Jonas, played by Khary Jackson. Woodville out the Celtic music that Sophocles' "Antigone" was brother, Polynices, but accord- acter's stubbornness. The Chorus is extremely The Modern Soviet Enemies resounds as the characters, one adapted by Jean Anouilh. In ing to Creon's law, Polynices' Her facial expressions show important for the role of Creon WESZT by one, gracefully approach and 1944, Anouilh wrote "Antigone" body must rot and be eaten by her pain and sorrow directly to and the narration. Nixon brings The Red Sting exit the stage. in Germany. the birds. Nevertheless, Creon the audience. When she's being a humorous spin to her charac- Union A death sequence opens the He had to alter the character allowed Eteocles to be buried. dragged away by the guards for ter which fires the dark story show with choreographed of Creon to be more sympha- Creon's law says that any per- her actions, her horrific screams some air. moves from the actors, as the thetic, and Antigone more irra- son who buries a body when bellow, inducing sympathy from Although the characters can Thursday audience begins to delve into tional for the reason of censor- prohibited must die. the audience. be depressing, the Chorus's the torment, arrogance and the ship. Antigone's sister and con- Her dramatic portrayal of a character gives the audience 11 p.m. tragic events of the characters in He cut down the character of science, Ismene, tries to per- strong, rebellious girl shines some ardent alleviation. Red Wanting Blue the play. the Chorus from 10 people to suade her against burying their through. Jackson's character, lonas, also Howard's Club H The story of "Antigone" is a one. The play has modem lan- brother. Creon, played by Matthew brings some humor to the story sequel to "Oedipus the King." guage so that the audience will Antigone is engaged to Gretzinger, is portrayed as with his hysterical flailings, tone After Oedipus passes on, not have to struggle with the Creon's son, Haemon, and has empathetic to Antigone, but of voice and the movement of Antigone's older brothers, words. made the decision to risk her life incorporates his intellectual cor- Eteocles and Polynices, fight to The Diorus is an important for tradition. The play progresses rectness. Gretzinger portrays his the death for the throne: character which represents the as she refuses to abide by character as a fearful, but com- In return, Creon, Oedipus' narrator and Croon's conscience. Creon's law. passionate one. .ANTIGONE, PAGE 10 KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.B6NEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Friday. March 26.2004 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Female artists stir up attention ByBenWener cut using antique instruments ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER and old-time recording equip- No idea how it happened, ment, it expertly captures the but we're in the thick of a spat hushed, intimate feel of early of good-to-great albums from folk recordings for a set of ten- female artists, most of whom derly (sometimes painfully) are newcomers. romantic songs based on What's more, much of this events that led to her marriage batch sounds fresher than just to old 97s guitarist Murray about anything else that's come I lammond. down the pike recently, Norah Meanwhile, with a style like a [ones' rehash included. Even slighdy edgier Alison Krauss, when these acts seem like car- Mindy Smith has been garner- bon copies, Grey DeLisle is a ing a well-deserved acclaim for dead ringer for Dolly Parton. her promising debul, One For instance, their tunes Moment More. Her work is remain enjoyable, inventive pretty and soothing but not and occasionally searingly without bite, though it's so Photo Provided insightful. subtle you often won't notice HELP!: From left to right: Brian "Rellz" Rellinger, rhythm guitar; Mike Blackburn, lead vocals; Tom "TC" Cummings. lead guitar; Rob New rock and pop bmising lines slip by amid her Arnold, drums and Chris Wammes, bass. Curiously, the best stuff right placid sound. now comes from overseas - NewR&B Britain- which sends us unex- She's been getting raves else- pected delights from where, and now the VH1 crowd Englishwomen, Butterfly is finding out about her, thanks Creative sound, energetic live Boucher and Carina Round, to "Fell in Love With a Boy," a and die long-awaited full- funky feminization of a White length debut from Wales' Jem. Stripes tune. But it took me a Boucher's debut, Flimerby, while lo gel into 16-year-old shows focus for local rockers has the most mainstream sensation loss Stone. As Simon appeal, as she conjures the son Cowell might say, that voice By Nichole Romimsh guitarist Brian Rellinger, "The feeling you gel songs in the fall for a full length CD lo be of energy and easy melodies shouldn't be coining out of FUlSI AftlltS from a live audience is unreal. We live to play released sometime in the spring. that propeled Avril 1-avigne and someone who looks like that Wain to see a great show and gel free music live shows and seeing people get into our Another accomplishment of the band was Evanescence hits. But, like (blonde, lanky, modelesque). while you're (here? Of course you do. Tonight music is what it's all about for us. lo start the Web site BGMusicians.com. Pink, Boucher is a resdess spirit Once I listened to The Soul at Nate and Wally's I lelpWanted will be cele- With influences like Tool and Otcp, the Rellinger and his brother Brad started the site who dabbles in a variety of Sessions without concentrating brating the kick-off of their new EP by hand- band creates a new creative sound. so thai bands in Bowling Green could get the sonic flavors, and unlike Pink, on Stone's pictures, it was like ing them away free at the show. Recorded " With live of us in the band, we all bring our word out about iheir band and music. she's a multi-instrumentalist unearthing a lost relic from the here in Bowling Green, the HP will contain five personal influences to the group, anil when Rellinger says in an earlier interview with with a voice that can capture 70s. songs. we write a song, those influences come the I'ulse "The goal is to create an environ- sorrow as readily as anger. On the other hand, die I lelpWanted has been together for two together to make something thai is unique," ment where bands, musicians, venues and Jem's Finally Woken also Candi Staton retrospective cob- years. The band consists of five members: says Bellinger. fans can exchange ideas, information and reminds me of a less-poetic bled out of her forgotten early Mike Blackburn on vocals, Rob Arnold on The band was first introduced when conduct business that benefits the BG music Orion at her most glittering albums actually is a lost relic drums and back up vocals. Brian Rellinger on Bloodshot, a band Rellinger was previously in, scene." Merely expanding her noted EP from the 70s. Though primarily rhythm guitar, Tom (Summing! on lead guitar. went their separate ways. Bloodshot had I lelpWanted will be headlining tonight at It All Starts Here, by six similar known for her '76 disco hit and Chris Waniines on bass. recorded with future I lelpWanted vocalist Nate and Wally's at 10 pm. The EP will be songs, Jem still emerges with "Young Hearts Run Free," Partly because they play around here so Mike Blackburn, so when Bloodshot broke handed out free to anyone who would like to considerable potential. Staton actually began as a often and partly because four of the five band up, Blackburn and Rellinger decided to start give it a listen. The five hard rock songs on the Round's 77w Disconnection, Southern R&B vocalist in an members are from Bowling Green, this hard their own band. CD are loud and cacophonic because the however, is the real surprise, if Areiha vein, and this set proves rock band has quickly become a recognizable They recruited Tom Cummings, Chris lyrics are difficult lo hear. I lowever if you're also the most iroublingly deriv- her best work is every bit as name on Main Street. Wammes and Rob Arnold and the rest is his- into bands like Nirvana, you might want to ative. There's no escaping how profoundly soulful as anything "We're not in it to be rich and famous", says tory. The band hopes to start recording new- slop by and give I lelpWanted a listen tonight. much she echoes PI Harvey on Aretha's "1 Never Loved a and Tori Amos, especially con- Man the Way 1 Love You" or sidering her taste for jagged "Dusty in Memphis." Highly guitars, dissonant detours, recommended. unexpected vocal swoops and New unclassifiahle rjMrjqjH Shadowy sensuality. Put it I don't know how lo describe is?^ down to inexperience: She's still the sort of music 19-year-old finding her musical identity. So Nellie McKay makes on her far, so intriguing. wildly impressive two-disc BG Along the same lines but debut Get Away From Me. She more striking: Mud, the second veers from cabaret to show f "■'■•;'■■■"■.'■'""';• ..-A album from occasional actress tunes to McCartney-style Eszter Balint, whom you might orchestrations to Petula Clark remember from |im jarmusch's pop, and she isn't afraid to lake "Stranger Than Paradise" 20 lovably awkward slabs at rap Billboard years ago. Primal but ghostly, and breathy dance and lovely but devilish, it finds die Nilsson-esque sketches. She's I lungarian-hom songwriter whimsical, comical, nonsensi- I* 0 1 cooing picturesque tales amid cal, wittier than her age sug- FINDERS TOP TEN fractured, smoky arrangements gests, and her music is as that echo |oe Henry, latin sparkling as it is anachronistic. 1 Kayne West College Dropout Playboys or Tom Waits. Maybe the only word for her ■ 1 -'lif* New folk and country stuff is great. Sure to be one of 2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs Fever to Tell If you dig Gillian Welch's the most memorable albums minimalist Americana throw- of the year. 3. Cassidy Split Personality backs, Grey DeLisle's 77w \ lusfl Graceful Ghost is a must. Partly 4Godsmack The Other Side Photo Proved WOW Factor 5. Get Up Kids Guilt Show LET THE CROWD DO THE TALKIN': Chuck Riepenhoff, vocals of WOW Factor gets 6. Squarepusher Ultravisitor crowd participation by holding the mic out to the crowd as they sing along. Retirement New 7. Norah Jones Feels Like Home rapper's delight 8. The Darkness Permission to Land Band brings new By Holly Phillips is the last consideration when 1HE REVEILLE income is high and employees 9. The Passion of the Christ After years of threatening to enjoy the work. Soundtrack call it quits, rapper Sean "R Retiring while still in Diddy" Combs, announced demand leaves an advantage 10. Incubus A Crow Left of the Murder life to cover songs that his next album, PD5 set to for performers. Although the release in the fall, will be his artist may not plan on return- By Eric Hann last. 1 lowever, Combs is not the ing to the scene, if the fans will Top 5 DVDs PUlSI WRITER only one leaving the rap scene. be around, there is an option of Ripenhoff admits thai he isn't a huge fan When artist Jay-Z released coming back, said Bouffard. When Chuck Riepenhoff, die lead singer of all of the songs they cover, and enjoys lis- 1. "Dave Chapelle Show: of The WOW Factor steps out on stage, his tening mainly lo groovy pop music. 77ie Black Album, he also con- "It Iretiringl is just an easy main goal is to make sure the dance floor is finned his retirement. way to make money on their Season 1" "I listen to il, but most of it, I wouldn't go Mentioning to drop out of last album," Angela packed the entire time. out and buy," he said. However, he does I lis band makes this happen by playing the rap industry is not uncom- Barthelemy, an accounting 2. "School of Rock" own the new Outcast and Maroon 5 mon in the hip-hop world. freshman said. popular cover songs that many people albums. wouldn't expect to hear from a rock band. Both Combs and Carter talked However, the recoid sales for 3. "Schindler's List (remaster)" Most bands start off by playing songs about stepping out as early as recent rappers announcing a The WOW Pactor plays everything from they like to hear and then later on in the disco to Outcast. 1999, when former rapper, leave do not prove to have a night play the songs the crowd wants to Mase. left his music to concen- greater financial income. 4. "Matchstick Men" "From the first song to the last song we hear, according lo Riepenhoff. are playing good dance songs," Riepenhoff trate on religious endeavers. "All of their CDs have sold The WOW Factor hasn't played very Some artists, such as Dr. Dre equally as well as their previous 5. "Lost in Translation" said. The crowd's response has been a posi- many shows however, but they have tive one ever since they started playing a in 2002, considered leaving the albums since they announced already had some memorable moments business simply because they retirement," said Matthew year ago. while on the stage. While playing a show at WFAL 5 On the Rise "We started with a decent base audi- Club Soda in Toledo, a girl from the crowd have nothing else to say. Cwieka, 34, a sales associate at ence." Ripenhoff said. All of the members enjoyed their music so much she began to Rapper DMX left the music Sam Goody. "For P-Diddy, his of The WOW Factor had begun playing in strip on stage until a bouncer stopped it scene last year, to focus on stuff hasn't sold well for the 1. From a Second Story Window Not a family and church. past five years." Word Has Been Omitted (EP) other popular local bands during the 90s, when she began to take her pants off. including Blitzen.The Beefcarvers, Each time the band plays a show, the Throwing in the towel is According to MTV News, for Skoobie Snaks and Sugarbu//. So, they crowds keep getting larger and larger, nothing new for the hip-hop Combs, his work will be con- 2. The Vines Winning Days centrated on his entertainment knew each other from running into one Riepenhoff said. They have even been able media, however it is unheard of another while playing at shows. for rappers to leave and never label, and his clothing line. He lo bring in crowds to the bars that are usu- will also continue his acting 3. Icarus Line Up Against the Wall... Riepenhoff happened to bump into ally slow this time of year. return. Scott, the dnimmerof Blitzen, at a bar in Abandoning the business career, moving on from small, "We are starting to really build a follow- cannot be done at just any but important roles. 4. Marcy Playground MP3 Toledo and they began discussing the ing," Riepenhoff said. prospects of starting up a new band. They The WOW Factor's next performance will time. It seems to be popular to Various news sources have leave when things are still said that lay-Z will continue to 5. All That Remains This Darkened decided that if they were going to play be iheir debut al Brewster's Poumouse again they were not going to play the same going strong. produce music with Roc-A- Heart Saturday night. "Vte are really excited to Fella Records songs that most bar bands tend to play. play down at BG," he said. "If you go out on top, you They noticed that hip-hop and In the future, the band is planning on leave a much larger legacy," "They won't be missed," Billboard compiled by Andrew rap were popular on the radio, so they branching out to become more of a region- Andre Bouffard, a business Barthelemy said. "There are Clayman. Contact him at began to learn the songs they felt the crowd al act. sophomore said. "If you leave plenty of other artists out clayman@bgnetJ)gsu. edu. could dance when people push you out, there." then it really is over." In other occupations, leaving I, I WWW.BGNEWS.COM THE PULSE Friday. March 26.2004 9 THE LIVING - Chelsea Howard son tradition at Put-In-Bay that Appropriately, a bright yellow bears the album's name. label on the front of the CD END Fogg, the jokingly self-pro- proudly touts, "Warning: filthy VON claimed "Island Rock God," has a adult content!" And it's Fogg's Retro trends: a lot of country influences in his cavalier usage of "filthy adult MODERN B0NDIES acoustic rock style. The interest- content" coupled with his inter- ARTILLERY ing combination works, though, esting blend of country and and makes for a relaxed and acoustic rock that makes his look back into PAWN SH0PPE Reprise Records HEART reflective album album so enjoyable. If The Living End were (o He does make several One of the best tracks on the receive a phone call tomorrow, it Sweerwater Records attempts at fast-paced songs that CD, entitled " Hypothetical!)' don't seem to work as well as his the future would most likely be London Speakin'," Fogg sings about all of If the name of Von Bondies' calling and demanding that the more laid-back pieces. "Island the tilings diat he did not do last By Andrew dayman lead singer sounds familiar, but it Rock God" has vocals and a shelves. The children of the Aussie punkabilly rockers stop night, unless you're "hypotheti- PULSE WHITER 80's are the target consumers ripping off the classic punk gods, may not be because of their melody that come off almost calry speakin'," in which case he music. Pictures of front man, hokey, departing from his other- In the entertainment indus- of today, and the entertain- The Clash. Modern ARTillery is "might" have done such things try, there is a tried and true ment of the good old days is The Living End's third album. A lason Stollsteimer, black, blue, wise smooth music. He does not as getting very drunk and sleep- mediod of raking in cash and bloodied, have been sound like he is very comfortable ripe for corporate recycling. sooner release was anticipated, ing with fat prostitutes. when die creative well has run Before any current fresh- however, lead singer and song- smeared across the pages of with making a somewhat serious Kiss My Hass has several short most music magazines, after his dry; just go retro! Every movie men receive their diplomas, writer Chris Cheney was in a track at a faster tempo - as segments of Fogg playing live at studio, television network, and bar brawl with lack White of the opposed to his comedic CD Kiss The Littie Bar in Cleveland that the new parade of remakes serious car accident that almost record company knows diat and re-issues will be well cost him his life. White Stripes. My Bass, which has quick songs are very funny. His charisma nostalgia is irresistible, espe- It has been rumored that whose comedy make them underway. If there is a 1980s Produced by MarkTrombino, comes out as he badgers a cially when it's wrapped up in TV show that anyone vaguely who is credited for launching die Stollsteimer and White planned sound great. woman in the crowd about a brand new, sparkry package. their clash as a publicity stunt. Another problem may lie in remembers, chances are it will career of Jimmy Eat World, whether she was hammered, For proof, look no further find its way to the silver screen Modern ARTillery attempts to With a conventional indie garage appealing to crowds that are not then launches into his song than the recent rebirth of die band sound, the Detroit native, fans of boating or island-hop- "You're Starting To Get and recast with today's biggest follow its masterpiece of a prede- 1970s, in all its bell-bottomed stars. lust imagine... cessor, 2001 s, Roll On, by mak- Von Bondies might lack the drive ping. While hearing Put-ln-Bay's I lanimered Aren't You?" glory. to distinguish themselves from name put to song is kind of novel The most outrageous, perhaps People will be lining the ing an album that has one sole A man cryogenically frozen streets to see Ashton Kutcher intention; be mainstream friend- the masses in the Motor City to those native to the northern longest-ever tide is "lfThey in 1978 could be thawed out Ohio area, half a CD's worth of reprise the great Scott Baio's mi'sic scene. Could lust Cut Off Your Great tomorrow and feel right at role in "Charles in Charge: rhe first track on the album, What Von Bondies may lack in tributes to lake Erie can get a bit Big Fat Ass I Think I Could Love home. After all, "Dawn of the ingenuity, they make up for in old. You Forever," a song that starts Recharged," costarring DMX " What Would You Do," masters IX-ad" and "Starsky & Mutch" its "Bad" Ruddy lembeck. the three-minute pop/neo-punk catchy college radio singles wait- Fogg's appeal, however, is off with him live, saying that he are topping the box office, ing to happen, The song, mostly to those who share his thought it would be a great tide Not to be outdone, lessica foundation by laying down a "That 70s Show' is in all-day Alba, or maybe lessica Biel, or quick track with thunderous "C'mon, C'mon" demands a sec- love for the sea and, especially, for a song but could not think of syndicadon, and bands like perhaps lessica Simpson, will drum beats, catchy lyrics about ond and even third listen, until Put-In-Bay. And for those who lyrics. Eventually, though, he The Strokes and The Darkness star in "Punky Brewstcn All an uninteresting love situation, die words arc committed to can appreciate his nautical con- breaks into another hilarious are still playing the groovy gui- Grown Up," while Steven and cementing it all together memory as well as your POO templations. Wants is an inspired song. tar licks from the Gerald Ford Spielberg and George Ureas with a quick, repetitive chord number. Ihe brooding perfor- reminder of Lake Erie and the Ray Fogg's Kiss My Bass is a Era. lust glancing out his win- will utilize highly unnecessary progression. This foundation mance within "Maircad" has a emotions it can evoke from great CD to laugh along to in dow, our unfrozen disco CGI to reintroduce the worid continues to house the first half raw quality that exhibits the boaters. your car. Its adult lyrics arc not dancer might see a dozen dif- to ALF: Alien Life form. of the album, adding intense emotional intensity the band is - Dan Myers for shock value but are the basis ferent guys with shaggy hair In the music business, die dynamics, which coincidentally developing. of his comedy, which he melds and tnicker hats, making him synthesizer will make its long makes up for the seven tracks of I lowever, there are several very well with his unique style of wonder why mankind has awaited return, and dull lyrical content. obnoxious tracks begging to be RAY FOGG country-inspired rock. failed to evolve in a quarter of Nickclback will somehow Modern ARTillery begins to skipped. "Tell Me What You See" &THE - Dan Myers a century. make it sound worse than it cause insane amounts of contu- features an insane rhythm that is SWINGIN' Of course, no retro trend ever had before. Coldplay and sion from tracks 7 through 14. tarnished by the teenage-sound- can last forever. Eventually, the No Doubt will officially "Hold Up" and "Short Notice" ing background vocals. Ihe lack LESBIAN public grows fired of reliving become Tears For Fears cover begin to sound as if the tracks of maturity or depth of the FROGS did you know.... their childhood, and they bands, linkin lv at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union yt Showing in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater & \> X CHICKEN RON Saturday, March 27th at 3:00 pm Brother .»" ■ * *** " *»^rw Saturday, April 1 Oth at 3:00 pm Saturday, May 1 st at 3:00 pm Parking available in lot E located on Thurstin St. between Pike St. and E. ■ OWiN-THOMPSON Court St. Also paid parking available across from lot E STUDENTUNIONwww bgsu edwoHicei/ w/unioo in the Bowen-Thompson (4191372-9000 Student Union main lot. Sponsored by: Bowen-Thompson Student Union and Off Campus Student Services I 10 Friday. March 26.2004 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Series' second installment Actors capture characters easily depicts individual tragedies ANTIGONE, FROM PAGE 7 enough to convey their actual feelings. "Antigone" is a wonder- ByfeffVank ment that six million people of the Holocaust. Tlalim goes to now, or will we all forget as we his eyes in a curious manner. He fully represented play. PUIS! KIIIIEII died, than it is to see the expres- great lengths to show how the put that tragedy behind us? gives the story a sense of realism The production of "Antigone" The film shown a( last night's sion of a survivor when they arc Holocaust's significance is lost "Arbeit Macht Frei" ends up because he does not portray a is Thursday through Saturday at Holocaust and the Moving forced to remember the pain to the new generation. being a huge success in Israel. It rich man. He is a poor man that 8:00 p.m. and Saturday and Image series was Asher Tlalini's they experienced. The Israeli people seem to has had a three year run, with desperately will do anything to Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in the loe E. documentary, "Don't Touch My This film is about remember- have shoved that reality to the performances that ran twice a provide for a family he hardly Brown Theater. The tickets are I lolocaiisi." ing the past and educating back of their minds. Tlalim gives week in a theater that only sat sees. $5. For ticket reservations, call This film is from the Israeli those who never learned it. an example of this with a scene 30 people at a time. Tickets had All the actors in this brooding the box office at (419) 372-2719. point of view. Special guest Iliis film offers many testi- at an Israeli elementary school to be reserved a full year in play depict their characters well speaker, David Brenner noted, monials of the Holocaust. And during Holocaust advance. "lit] provides a reflection of Tlalim uses great visuals to Remembrance Day. There is some measure of Israelis dealing with the evoke a wide spectrum of feel- The kids don't pay attention hope in the knowledge that I lolocaust." ing. to the ceremony and talk there are people like Asher This highly symbolic film fol- In one woman's covered her amongst themselves through- I l.ilit 11 out there. Those who will lows Israel's Akko Theater face as she gives her story. This out it. No matter how young, it's never let the atrocities of the Graduation engagements Center as they prepare for pro- allows us to have mental images difficult to see people treat the past be forgotten no matter duction of the play "Arbeit to go along with her words. event with such disrespect. how unpleasant it might be to Macht I'rei." During another testimony, There is something very remember them. pose worries, reliefs for The play's actors meet sur- Tlalim shows an extreme close human and universal about At least those who saw the vivors to understand the devas- up of a woman's lace. This that response, however. Can play were educated on the sig- tation the I lolocaust caused brings a certain amount of inti- you remember the last lime nificance of the Holocaust and University students macy that the audience shares that you had a moment of one can only hope that the next them. ENGAGEMENT, FROM PAGE 7 soon. They thought they were The troupe hears many heart with her as she remembers how silence for the victims of the time that they hear the sirens go ready but they just weren't." Oklahoma City bombing? off, they will stop for a moment breaking stories that bring an the Holocaust affected her Wolfcrt wants some sense of Keeton said emotional reality to what life in father. I wonder if in 20 to 30 years, and honor the victims from a stability when she decides to The couple ended up calling a concentration camp was like. This film focuses on how will September 11 still resonate generation before them who take that step. oil'the wedding. the same emotions as they do suffered so greatly. "I'm going to take the time to It's easier to hear a blank state- soon people forgot the impact While my fiance' and 1 are as build my own life before I com- sure as we could be, we think bine it with someone else's." deciding to wait until well after Wolfert said. graduation to start the wedding "I want to be able to support planning is a smart move. myself first. Engagement for me We set our date for a year after Hollywood looking for next'Rings' is a long time away." my graduation so we wouldn't Melissa Modzelewski, senior, have to deal with planning a By Steven ReJ which is adapting the best- impending onslaught, such as Middle-earth and the world of 1. also thinks some people might KNIGHl RIDDED wedding while I was in school. selling young-adult novel "Fragon," are intended as first K. Rowling's "Harry Potter." be rushing things. I think that's most often the It doesn't take an Oxford don "Fragon" to the screen. installments in "IXJTR"-style While Ordesky is understand- To her, just because someone best way to alleviate a lot of wed- to explain why mote Uiaii a "What lord of the Rings' has franchises. ably upbeat about "His Dark is graduating from college does- ding stress. dozen big-hudget fantasiesaiv proved is that Ifantasyl can be Ordesky and New I jne have Materials" and "Inkheart"— n't mean that marriage is the No matter how ready a couple synonymous with quality two trilogies on the fast track: next logical step. in the works. and the advances in computer- is, how long they've been togeth- The $2.84 billion internation- drama and storytelling," says "I lis Dark Materials," based on "It seems like people think er or how supportive people are al take for Peter Jackson's "I.ord Mark Ordesky, the New Line British author Philip Pullman's generated effects that make that since they're graduating that them possible—not everyone is of them, there will always be of the Rings" trilogy and best- Cinema Productions chief exec- adventures of a precocious it means it's lime to get married people who think it's not a good picture and director Oscars for utive officer who presided over orphan girl, animal demons, convinced that "quality drama and start a family," Modzelewski idea to get married so soon after said. the "Return of the King"—not to the seven-years-in-the- making witches, and an armor-clad and storytelling" will survive college. mention kabillions in Tolkien trilogy. polar bear, and "Inkheart." from once the afterglow of "The lord Some people may be taking Many people much older and I )VD/vidco sales, merchandis- Unlike Ordesky. 40, for whom Gasman novelist Cornelia of the Rings" has faded. premature steps. wiser have told me to take some ing and ancillary rights—have "labyrinth" and "Conan the I'unke, in which another feisty Viggo Monensen, the reluc- "If you try and rush things, it's time out after I graduate to travel young femme battles characters not going to happen or it just ignited the formerly disparaged Barbarian" were teenage must- tant monarch Aragom in the and'see the world.' dungeons-and-dragons genre. sees, today's audiences are see- magical and malevolent. won't last," Keeton said. "Loid of the Rings" movies, I plan to do that: I'll just be "What Peter lackson did was ing their fantasy literature trans- With their kidnik heroes and "You really have to IK- sure." doing it with my husband. open our eyes to the bigger lated into works with artistic academic/literary settings, New agrees: "I'd be surprised if any- "I think they got engaged too world you can create," says cred. I jne's dueling series fall some- thing will be as good as "The Rodney Ferrell of Fox 2000, Many projects in the where between Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.'" 419-352-0717 Make JOHN NEW10VE REAL ESTAIE, INC. your FIRST CHOICE in your search for affordable housing! FALL 2004 APARTMENT LEASING l»f Ridge Manor Apartments EFFICIENCIES 4S1 TIWRSTIN- Across Street from Offenhauer. Furnished •2 bedroom, 1 bath townhouses with full bath, stove and refrigerator. School Year- One person LA * starling at S590/mo + gas and electric Rate- $395.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $355.00. 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By Angie Scirrto day, a cup or two of coffee isn't cups of coffee. more of a lifestyle change rather ness. 372-6977 GUESI *«ll[« going to alter a person's health," This depends on the individual than rely on coffee to get through "In the morning, your blood The BC News wilt Dot knowingly fcxqti nutrition educator Tonya Hefner and can vary from one to several the day. :wlvi."ni\ffnicni* that discriminate, or sugar is lower so by just eating an encourage discrimination •yaiiut Mjr Whether it comes in coffee, tea, said. beverages. .» * "It could be that the person apple it can help make you more individual or group on the ru*i.» of race, chocolate, or soft drinks, many However, Hefner said it could However, there might be some isn't getting enough rest which alert," said Hefner. icx, c.ikir.iwed. religion, national origin, college students believe caffeine become a problem if someone benefits to consuming Inge would make them feel fatigued," Inhnnan pointed out that she »ejLual oricniatton. diMbiliiy. atatin a* a is a vital ingredient to help their consumes caffeine from other amounts of caffeinated coffee. I leii n'i said. doesn't drink a lot of coffee except veteran, or on ihebusuof any other legal- day last a bit longer. resources in addition to the cof- '-■According to alawly that Jnstead of relying on coffee, when site's writing a paper ly protected %Uttu* "I'm on campus all day with a fee. appeared iu Annals of Internal jfefner advised to focus on get- because she feels it helps her The BO New* rctcrve* the right 10 full course load and coffee serves Sipping on a large cofft i- lasi month, drinking ting more sleep. write better. decline. di*cowinue or reviie any adver as an extra pick me up," senior Carnation Cafc in the U lan six cup* of caffeinated Hefner said she doesn't know "It might just be a comfort tiNement such aa those found lo be dcfam- Caroline Kelly said. senior Mandy Lohrman cottedhiiiglit redjjee the risk of of any long term complications of thing or out of habit," said alory. lacking in factual basis, misleading Kelly said she started drinking that although she enjoys or false in nature All fldvertiiemenl* are type-Il'^jabetes by It least 30 per- caffeine; however, she pointed Iflhrman as she looked down •uhjctl lo editing and approval. coffee in high school but feinated coffee, she's aware of the cent. out that if a person is consuming and realized that she was doing increased to about 15 cups per negative reactions it can haveon While researchers a.l Harvard a lot of caffeinated beverages or homework with a cup of coffee in week since she's been in college the body. School of l\iblic I Icaith are rT|j foods in replace of diose diat pro- her hand. because of the extra stress. "When my roommatd] was clear on what caffeinated coffee vide calcium, it can lead to osteo- l-reshman Bryan Kessler said Along with coffee, Kelly said around 14,he drank three rap-lit- does to possibly reduce the risk of - porosis. he drinks a cup of coffee every- she also enjoys chocolate covered ter bottles of pop and had to be- this disease, Lohrman isn't con- Barbara Hoffman, Assistant day. Services Offered coffee beans. taken to the hospital because he vinced by this study in this study JIMttor of Student Health "It's an addiction," he said. "They give me the extra jolt of overdosed on caffeine. It caudtd since her father and sister have Uftvices, advises that if people are "Everyday I have to have it or I'll energy right away, where as cof- him to shake and increase his type-II diabetes and have always sensitive to their caffeine intake, get a headache." Make money taking on-line surveys. fee usually takes a bit longer," heartbeat and blood pressure," consumed a lot of coffee. they should limit themselves to Kelly admits that she tried to Earn $10 to $125 for surveys. Kelly said. "I'll eat a handful at a I "Iii 11i.iii said. Though Hefner said she had only consuming it before noon. give up drinking coffee because Earn $25 to $250 for focus groups. time when you're only supposed According to the International never heard of the study, she rec- To help reduce the amount of she was afraid it would stain her Visit www.cash4students.com/bowtg to eat a few," she said, laughing. Food Information Council, mod- ommends that students should their caffeine consumption, teeth. SCHOLARSHIP "As long as you're getting erate caffeine consumption is still take a common sense Hefner suggests eating three "It only lasted a week," Kelly Non-traditional women students, ap- ply now. April 10 deadline. 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Maine camp needs fun lov- ■ "Efficiencies & studios avail, for ■ B 11 Ill-mannered ing counselors to teach land/water ■ a 12 Cake finisher lease by the week, mo., sem. & year ■ sports. Great summer! Call 888-844- ' 13 Laura ot "Jurassic Park" Wanted 8080, apply: www.campcedar.com All util mclud. Fully turn, cable TV ■ Please call 352-1520 fof more inlo. 18 Old Russian VIP a 19 Slippery critters 41 Cyberspace ■ 42 Hammer's target Summer event crowd management 1 bdrm. unfum. apt. Pets allowed. 24 Malicious gossip S380 mo. ♦ else. 1 1/2 blks to cam- ■ I 25 Reporter's exclusive 43 Racetrack figure 2 people needed to take over May staff Want to be involved in virtually ■ ■ 48 Kin group 04-May 05 lease Sterling Univ. En- every major event in Cleveland pus. A/C unit avail. Lease until Aug., I _ 27 Fret and fuss ■ ■ 50 Mongolian desert May renew 353-1484 clave. 2 bdrms. in unfurn. apt. Call Town? We are putting together our ■ ■ 29 Find repugnant n • 51 Wears away 419-270-0826 or 419-308-2265 summer event staff These are full 1 bedroom apt. 1082 Fairview Ave 31 "Do „ others..." " 32 Cake layer 53 Iron alloy and part-time seasonal positions $390 mo May - Dec ■ 55 Pond scum 33 Belgrade inhabitant and are avail, for all shifts. Excellent 352-6414 34 Exclamations ot disgust 56 Gaggle members pay, benefits and full-time year H 1 bedroom, duplex, 1 block from 35 Pants part 57 Snaking curves Help Wanted round employment positions are campus. Quiet, good shape. Aug. i i 36 Sicilian spouter 58 French cleric avail. Initial pay rate is based on in- lease. Call 352-9392. 38 Goes it alone 59 Roll up terview & dependent on assignment. 60 Surface measure 12 month leases starling 1 Summer & 3 Fall openings for Call for interview at 216-426-7333. ACROSS 62 Catch sight of qualified So or Jr. to work part-time May 15. 2004: 65 Pindar piece 404 E. Court - 2 bdrm. apt 66 Poet Jonson ' selling as an Advertising Executive The BGSU Upward Bound Program 1 Jug handles 49 Blusher 2 person $550 + util. 67 Movie critic Reed for the BG News. Real world experi- is a college preparatory program for 5 Jazz sessions 52 Building additions 420 S Summit - 2 bdrm apt. ence with flexible hours. Must have HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS from 9 Bitter 54 Bin's purpose 2 person $460 ♦ util. own transportation Stop in to pick Toledo, Ohio. We offer a six-week 14 Cut short 58 Way off 426 1/2 S. Summit - efficiency up an application at 204 West Hall Summer Residential Learning Com- 15 Go kerplunk 61 Chowed down 1 person $265 * electric munity 16 Pesto or marinara 63 Tree trunks ALL STUDENTS/OTHERS 530 Manville - 2 bdrm. house EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 17 Energize 64 Block any retreat •> Entry-level pos in Cusl. Sales/ ANSWERS JUNE 26-AUGUST 8. 2004 2 person S530 + util. 20 Post-workout woes 68 Produce offspring Sorvice 605 5th A - 3 bdrm. apt. 21 Grant's foe 69 Fencing item N V "i ♦ Very flexible schedules 3 person $720 ♦ uti 22 Swiss capital 70 Creature comforts B 3 1 sHx * 4 i ■1 CLASSROOM INSTRUCTORS 'BBB ♦ Great Income potential 905 Mourning Dove - 3 bdrm. house 23 Foursomes 7,1 Exhilarate I S V MJ 1 H i 1 H 11 Bachelor's degree required in se- ■ * Fun env. No exp. necessary 3 person SI050 t util 26 Otherwise 72 Short-tailed wildcat s 3 D 0 ■I B ] NO N a II a lected area of instruction. Instructor o V •:• May continue throughout Smith Apartment Rentals 28 Novelist Jong 73 Dates s 3 i B J 1 ■ may request class period. Same I 0 v a C 1 s 1 3 summer break 419-352-8917 30 Swaggers I : " class period each day- Monday 3 n O 1 1 v i •:• Conditions exist All ages 18+ 34 Put into service ... 1 > through Friday. Non-residential. Sal- 2 bdrm. unfurn. apt. available 11 M 0 0 1 0 N i« V M Call Now 419-861-6133 or apply @ 37 Steals 1 •■• ary is Si 200 per class 1082 Fairview Ave. 39 Bert's Mi'ppet pal d -1 i V '.' i 0 H 0 1 N i 3 'J workforsludents.com/np N Morning Session (8:30am-9 45am Call Steve at 352-5822 40 Land in trouble i I if -» 1 s l! o H i n . .1 H V D 1 H 1 or 9:45- 11:00am or 11:00 am- 2004-2005 44 Barbeta's partner in car- 1 Brand Name Warehouse, a liquida- J s i J V H l 1 - 12:15pm) 800 Third St. 1 S 2 bdrm Free heat. toons N V T a ^ 6 l H ) V tor of the hottest fashion brands m •Communications (debate, dra- 45 Sporl of princes ■ 1 water. & sewer. U D a N n 3 u 1 j V 1 H 0 1 1 the country, is looking for setup/tear- matics, or speech) linked with a 46 Poetic peeper 616 Second St. 1 efficiencie i J n V ■ i 0 i i 1 0 down, cashiers, and floor/recovery •Composition (three classes will 47 Motionless , • - Call 354-9740 for info or showing. n ■i 0 v|s 1 H = H V 3 assistants for our clothing clearance be ottered) linked with a ■ 1 3 bdrm.. Crim St., 1 1/2 blks from sale running 3/29 & 3/30 at the Bo- •Social Studies (American his campus Lg. Ivg. rm.. Lg. kitchen, wen-Thompson Student Union. tory, American government, or soci- VOTED BEST PIZZA 11 STRAIGHT YEARS Vki I util. rm, w/d $825 plus util. Avail Competitive wages and clothing in- ology) Mid-May 419-352-7090. centive Please e-mail us at Afternoon Session (1 45 -300 pm [email protected] in- or3:00-4-15pm) 5 subleasers needed tor May-Aug. LARGE ONE clude name, contact information and 517 Pike St. Close to campus, lg. •Earth and Space Science 203 N. Main ■»y 352-5166 ITEM PIZZA Entires 5/31/04 previous experience •Applied Mathematics house, own bdrm. Call 354-9547. S5.00 Minimum MM "-^ •Algebra 721 4th St 3 bdrm.. 2 baths, central en Weekdays 4P.M. Collectors Part-time. Bilingual help- •Geometry air, dishwshr. Avail. May 15. $800 ful. Shifts start 830am to 11 30am •Foreign Language (Spanish or mo. plus dep. & util. 419-353-0494 or 5:00 pm-9:00 pm. National Col- French) lection Agency Will train Base pay Apts. & Houses. www.bgnews.com Singles & Groups. plus bonus Send resume to: United RESIDENTIAL AIDES -Minimum For Rent No Pets. 353-8206. For Rent Collection Bureau Inc. 5620 South- sophomore classification. Must re- wick Blvd Toledo. OH 43614 Attn. side in campus housing with stu- BG Apts-818/822 2nd St Human Resources, email to dents. Cannot be enrolled in Univer- 2 BR Apts avail. May or August f \ [email protected] fax to $490 + gas/elec. 12 mo. lease. 709 5th Street sity classes during employment peri- S College * 2nd St. 3 bdrm house "Lg. & sm. houses infl, Iflases.kw 419-725-5339. web address: Smith Apt Rentals 419-352-8917 od. Responsibilities include, but are with basement. Smr. lease-move in as $220 mo., sing or groups. APARTMENTS ucbinccom. EOE. not limited to: Great 3 or 4 bdrm. house, block dale flexible. Call after 8 pm or 926-930 E Woosler, 6 bdrms. (1) Assuring all students adhere Irom campus A/C. W/D, gas, Road- weekends 440-263-8318 303 Merry. Lg. porch, 3 liv..5 bdrms. COUNSELORS - N.Y.S. to the rules and regulations of the runner, patio, garage May or June 321 Merry A-D, 4-6 bdrm, gr shape. Something For Everyone CO-ED RESIDENT CAMP Upward Bound Program and Bowl- 1 yr lease 353-2382 3071/2 E Reed St. 3 bdrm. w/d. gar. Clean-Comfortable. Affordable Great Staff. Great Facilities ing Green State University 315 E.Merry dwn.. 2 bdrms, incl util. Lg. 2 BR lownhouse. vaulted ceil- Graduate Students GREAT EXPERIENCE (2) Assisting with a classroom 316 &311 E Merry Apts. lg 2 bdrm. ings, spiral staircase, garage, dwash 601 Third St 1 bdrm. turn.. 9-12 mo. ARTS & CRAFTS, WOODWORK, activity when needed Listings 24/7 located at 316 E. Merry Avail. 5/15/04 $280 PP for 3 peo- (3) Coordinating and implement- lease MALE LIFEGUARDS. TENNIS. ple Call 352-1104. f3 also Eff. Call 353-0325 9am-9pm MALE ATHLETIC ing student activities during the eve- Undergrads Complete application on-line ning hours Single room, board and Male has room for rent for a clean, 704 Fifth SI. 2 bdrm lurn., 9-12 mo. Subleaser needed for summer. 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bath, C/A neat, responsible male Furnished rates. Shuttle stop on property. WWW.KENNYBROOK.CQM salary of S1500. Hillsdale Apts. Cheap rent. Email Shuttle stop across the street KENNYBROOK(g>AOL.COM room with freedom of house. $200 Seniors, Grade, Couples ques. to [email protected] Applications are available at the deposit, $300/ mo. 354-8117. 710 Seventh St. 2 bdrm., unfurn. $500/month Full Year Lease Updated kitchens w/ dishwashers Subleaser needed. 1 bdrm apt. on Mobile Health Fair Team Upward Bound Program office MOVE IN NOW-ONE MONTH Shuttle stop on property. N. Enterprise avail, in April. Close to For Rental Information: Gain practical medical experience 410 Saddlemlre Student Services FREE 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail, in Call 352-3445. campus. Call 419-367-1858. In a mission environment. Bldg. serene park-like setting. Inclu. dish- Contact Jack at Receive training & perform health washer, heat, water, and trash. Winthrop Terrace Apts. Subleaser wanted May - Aug. 1-800-829-8638 screenings for audio, vision, dental, Can complete an application and in- Bowling Green Village 352-6335. 1 & 2 bdrm apis available 2 bdrm. duplex. or Steve at & blood work. terview in program office. MUST Call 419-352-9135. For more info, call 352-1995 . [419)352-1150 Minimum requi'Smsffls: Interest in have a transcript (official or unoffi- J health care Possess an interest in cial) to interview. Interviews will last For Rent mission. 1 year of college study. thirty minutes - 930am until 4:30pm Additional sKills helpful: Dental exp. and will conclude on April 2. and/ or ability to speak Spanish. MANDATORY staff orientations One targe room efficiencies Heinzsite Dates ol employment: 6/7/04 - on Saturday, June 26. with private baths & utilities paid 8/8/04. workweek is from Sun. thru Call 352-5822 Management Inc. Thurs.. w/ an occasional Fri Apartments Salary: $2500. Room/ board while traveling. 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