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FRIDAYOCTOBER 8.2010 Volume 90. issue 35 ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community vmw.bgviews.com Hazing continues to be a problem

By Emily Tucker (jinsburg said one of the worst Reporter hazing situations happened nine years ago. New members of a Greek I The University abides by the Ohio organization were wearing diapers 1 la/inn Lew yt'i hazing continues at and had to squat against a wall in a the University every year. basement. The new members were Michael (iinsburg, associate asked questions about the chapter. If dean of students, said hazing is still they answered incorrectly, food was an issue because there is a lack of thrown at them. understanding as to what defines (iinshurg said a hazing hotline was hazing. There has been one allega- started three years ago and it's still tion so far this semester, and an open if anyone wants to call. The investigation is underway. number is 419-372-1IAZF-. The caller "We try to work with a variety of can give his or her name or be anony- student organizations on what mous. I le said the hotline gets about constitutes hazing," Ginsburg said. six to It) phone calls a year. "Hazing happens with non-Greek Chris Kullins. interim director of USG senators, a indard on. off campus organizations as well." Fraternity and Sorority life, said it's If a law is violated, that 'sconsidered important to understand what the hazing, Ginsburg said. definition of hazing is and what If students are caught participat- makes it illegal. By MM Filby the stadium that this was going to be ing in hazing, they are placed under "It's important to educate people on Reporter something," Basch said. "I looked at University warning. They go through campus and in the community that Dan [Caldwelll and said, this isn't going alcohol, sexual assault or risk educa- hazing doesn't just happen in Greek When Kevin Basch left the Big House to be good." tion. In some cases, chapters have life," Bullins said. "There is hazing at the University of Michigan, he had Basch said he vomited at the game been suspended for a year and stu- at middle and high school, athletic one thing on his mind, and it was not due to a lack of sleep, too much drink- dents for one to two years. Students programs and other organizations." the football team starting to fall to ing or food he ate while tailgating before can also face expulsion. Bullins said if people want to the Wolverines. the game. "Hazing is a spectrum," Ginsburg create unity and trust within their Basch left the stadium on Sept. 25. after "Usually when I get up in the morning I'm said. "It can go from a meaningless organizations, they should look for vomiting in the stands and then again in scavenger hunt to forcing alcohol a trash can in the stadium. SeeU$C|Page2 consumption and someone dies." See HAZING | Page 2 "I knew walking down the stairs of

reported that Saunders showed them a knife "Campus safety has always been a high CAMPUS and threatened an administrator on Sept 29 priority at the college" Balzer said "It's all about punishable BRIEF "He's alleged to have brandished a knife the safety of our students, faculty and staff" Firelands Campus to two people and threatened to cut' [an instructor faces charges administrator]," said Paul Sigswo'th. the hazing: public information officer for the Erie County Patrick An arraignment for Patrick Saunders, a Sheriff's Department. former part-time instructor at Firelands. is Prior to these charges. Sigsworth said Saunders scheduled for today at 9 a.m. at the Huron Saunders was never cited 'or more than traffic Firelands - Verbal abuse County Municipal Court. violations in 2008 and 2006. - Sleep deprivation Instructor Saunders was arrested early Tuesday Saunders has been banned from both morning and charged with aggravated Firelands and mam campus. Firelands Dean Bill - Silence periods menacing and carrying a concealed weapon, Balzer said campus safety is one of the most - Forced alcohol consumption according to the police report Two students important concerns. - Scavenger hunts - Streaking QUIDDITCH CRAZE SWEEPS CAMPUS 'TOffl L^^™ Economy shows a change in young adult marriages

By Hop* Y«n adults who didn't finish college were The Associated Press more likely to have wed than their better-educated counterparts, 75 WASHINGTON — Young adults percent to 69 percent. wit h college degrees are now more The median age tit first marriage likely to be married than those for those lacking degrees has now who are less educated, a reversal risen to 28. drawing even with those of longtime trends as the strug- who are college-educated. As recent- gling economy pushes weddings ly as 1990, the gap had been as much to all-time lows. as three years apart — age 27 for col- About 62 percent of college-edu- lege-educated, age 24 for those not. cated :i0-year-olds were married Demographers attributed the or had been married, compared shift partly to an economic down- with 60 percent of those without turn that has hit lesser-educated • a bachelor's degree, according to workers harder. As a whole, more NATH»N EIEKOXICH ] IHEBGNEWS a Pew Research Center analysis of young adults are postponing census data. That is a significant SCORE: The Bowling Green Marauders the student Quidditch organization, run drills on the lawn outside University Hall to prepare for their first tournament this Sunday at Michigan State University. shift from the 1990s, when young See Mirruo* | Page 2

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"But whatever you arc doing, it is "College used to delay BLOTTER USG going to reflect on the University MARRIAGE From Page 1 and student government." From I marriage. Now, not WED.. OCT. 6 The Internal Affairs committee 11:49 A.M. waking up and working out, not of USG usually investigates when marriage while they struggle to completing college A brown briefcase was reported stolen waking up and drinking," Basch a USG senator or administrator find work, and those lacking col- from a vehicle withm the 1000 block of said. has been cited, and did so a year lege degrees are seeing sharper delays marriage." N. Main St Basch is the current president ago when Albright was cited for declines in marriage. Richard Fry | Senior researcher of the Undergraduate Student obstruction. At the time he was The rising number of unmarried 11:09 P.M. Government and was vice president cited, Albright was the Internal couples choosing to live together marry sometime in their life. Anthony Hill of Beachwood. Ohio was of USG during the 2009-10 school Affairs chair in USG. — common particularly for those Overall, Americans marry at higher cited for underage under the influence, year. Student leaders such as Basch "Justin separated himself from who are not college-educated — is levels than people in most other petit theft and possession of drug are usually held to a higher stan- the committee for deliberations," also contributing to the decreases Western countries. paraphernalia at Olscamp. dard on and off campus, said Bryan said Joe Edens, current Internal in marriage. —Adults with less education Gavins, assistant dean of students in Affairs chair. "He didn't get any "The labor market has not been are more likely to divorce. About Terronn White, of Bowling Green, was the Center for Leadership. kind of special treatment." kind to young, less educated work- 2.9 percent of adults ages 35-39 cited for petty theft at Olscamp Although Basch vomiting in the Members of USG are inves- ers," said Richard Fry, a senior without a college degree saw their stadium was not illegal, past USG tigated when someone at the researcher at Pew who wrote the first marriage end in divorce in the prior year, compared with 1.6 11:55 P.M. presidents have been noted for University, student or faculty, report. "College used to delay mar- A bag of miscellaneous clothing and citations on and off campus. stibmits a complaint about the riage. Now, not completing college percent of those comparably aged two picture frames were reported sto- In January 2009 former USG presi- senator or administrator. delays marriage." with a college education. len from a vehicle within the 200 block dent John Waynick was cited for Depending on the Internal He noted that much of the rever- —Married adults are better off of N Enterprise St underage drinking, but finished his Affairs committee's investigation, sal of trends was due to steeper economically. The median adjust- term for USG president, according USG members can be impeached. decreases in marriagcamong white ed income of married adults in THUR., OCT. 7 to an article in the BG News on Feb. No one in USG has officially been women who were not college-edu- one-earner households was about 20.2009. Former USG president Clint impeached, but an impeachment cated — in 1990, 86 percent were $63,000. That's compared with 2:41 AM Gaull was also arrested after steal- trial was held in the 1970s for for- married by age 30. compared with $53,000 for unmarried adults in Cody William Berger. 20. of Perrysville. ing and crashing a golf cart in front mer USG President Bill Burris, 72 percent in 2008. Women with one-earner households. Ohio was cited fof underage under of the Student Services Building, Edens said. college degrees saw a smaller drop- The findings are based on 2008 the influence within the 100 block of census data, the latest available Manville Ave. according to an article that ran in Basch said he thinks as USG off, from 73 percent to 68 percent. The BO News on Sept. 15,1999. president he should be held to a Among black women and men for marriage rates broken down by educational level. Census figures Jeffrey S Totten. 22. of Warren. Ohio "As a leader you really are an exten- higher standard than, "throwing overall, those with college degrees was cited for nuisance party within the sion of the campus," Cavins said. up in a stadium, in public." have been just as likely to marry for 2009 released last month show 100 block of Manville Ave "People would like to think that when "Yeah. 1 slipped up," Basch said. than their less-educated counter- marriages continuing to fall to an they leave the office they can go and While Basch was not cited for parts for several decades. all-time low, with just 52 percent of be themselves, but that sort of dis- vomiting in Michigan's stadium, Other findings: adults 18 a nd over saying t hey were ONLINE: Go to bgviews com for the connect isn't really possible." the incident has helped him to bet- —More than 9 in 10 U.S. adults joined in wedlock. I* complete blotter list Justin Albright, the current USG ter understand the expectations chief administrator, was also cited he is held to as a leader. for obstructing official police busi- "No one is going to say that I "Hazing is like racism," Irving said. ness last year, according to an article did a good job representing the HAZING "Everyone wants to stop it, but it's CORRECTION in The BG News on Oct. 20, 2009. student body or being a good From Page 1 never going to go anywhere," Albright attempted to force a door face for BG; that's not even a Students can visit the website POLICY shut when police tried to enter the question," Basch said. "People appropriate alternatives. www.bgsu.edu/studenthandbook We want to correct all factual errois. If residency he was inside. hold me to a higher standard. Jennifer Irving, a member of a or the Office of the Dean of Students 'you think an error has been made, call "Before that experience 1 thought. Based on what happened 1 didn't sorority, said hazing is always going in 301 Union for more information The BG News at 419-572-6966 I can do what I want." Albright said. live up to that standard." to be a problem. about hazing.

Pa. teens say they covered up assault on immigrant Mental exam for Ft. Hood suspect ByMkhMlRubinkam when a half-dozen drunk teens, all '"We were going to say last year. Piekarsky was acquitted The Associated Press Shenandoah residents who played of third-degree murder and ethnic blocked by lawyer football at Shenandoah Valley that nobody kicked him, intimidation, while Donchak beat SCRANTON. PA.—After beating and High School, were walking home aggravated assault and ethnic intimi- The mental stability of the kicking an illegal Mexican immi- from a block party and came across we wejen't drinking..."' dation charges. Both were convicted defendant is questioned . grant and leaving him-for dead in Ramirez, and his 15-year-old girl- of simple assalilt. The 2009 verdicl Ben Lawsor | Witness the street, a group of white teens in friend in a park. angered civil rights groups and Gov. By Angela K. Brown a small Pennsylvania mining town Brian Scully, who has already Ed Rendell. who asked for a Justice The Associated Press knew they had a serious problem on pleaded guilty in juvenile court to connected with Ramirez's head. Department prosecution. their hands. aggravated assault, ethnic intimida- "1 le started shaking and everyone Ramirez's death exposed simmer- So, witnesses said, they decided on tion and other offenses for his role in then started miming.'' Scully said. ing ethnic tensions in Shenandoah, FORT WORTH, Texas — A a cover story to tell the police: They the attack, testified Thursday that he Resident Eileen Burke called 911 a blue-collar town of 5.000 about 80 defense attorney on Thursday weren't drinking. They didn't utter asked the girl, "Isn't it a little too late when she heard the commotion out- miles northwest of Philadelphia that blocked a mental evaluation for ethnic slurs. And, above all, Brandon to be out?" side her house. She testified she saw attracted 1 lispanics drawn by jobs in the Army psychiatrist accused in Piekarsky did not kick Luis Ramirez That enraged Ramirez, who began Ramirez convulsing violently and factories and farm fields. last year's shooting rampage at in the head as he lay unconscious in yelling in Spanish and dialing friends foaming at the mouth as his assail- Both Scully and lawson said it was Fort Hood, saying it should not the street. on his cell phone. ants ran away. She said Piekarsky commonplace for white students at be conducted before a hearing to At the federal trial of Piekarsky and i didn't understand him." Scully shouted at Arielle (iarcia — a white Shenandoah Valley High School to determine whether his client will a co-defendant, witnesses described said. "Sol didn't like it." friend of Ramirez's who had arrived use ethnic slurs against Hispanics, stand trial. a plot Thursday that prosecutors say Scully testified that he shouted eth- on the scene—"You tellyciur Mexican admitting they did so themselves. lohn Galligan, the lead defense ; 'was designed to minimize the teens' nic slurs. The verbal sparring turned friends to get the (expletive) out of "Is it fair to say there were a lot attorney for Maj. Nidal Hasan, involvement in the fatal attack in into a physical altercation as Ramirez Shenandoah or you're going to be of white people using racial slurs said Thursday that he gave a Shenandoah, a town riven by ethnic and Piekarsky — and then Ramirez (expletive) laying next to him!" because of the Hispanics moving into three-member military mental tensions between whites and a bur- and Donchak — traded blows. Lawson, who has since joined Shenandoah?" asked Gerard llogan. health panel written objections geoning I lispanic population. As the brawl ended, Scully the Navy, also testified that a Justice Department prosecutor. about the exam. Piekarsky, now 18, and Derrick testified that he told Ramirez. Piekarsky kicked Ramirez in the "Yes," lawson said. The panel must determine Donchak, now 20, are charged with "Go home, you Mexican (exple- head. The defense accuses Scully Under defense questioning, whether Hasan is competent to a federal hate crime in the July 2008 tive)!" He said Donchak yelled, of being the kicker. Lawson and others said Thursday stand trial, and also will deter- assault by a tight-knit bunch of white "(Expletive) you, spic!" After the fight, the teens got thai neither of the defendants plotted mine Hasan's mental status the athletes. Prosecutors allege Piekarsky He said he was walking away together and concocted a cover story, beforehand to target a 1 lispanic. day of the Nov. 5 shooting that left kicked Ramirez in the head, while when Ramirez, jumped on top of according to testimony. That night Defense attorneys also pointed 13 dead and nearly three dozen Donchak is accused of plotting with him and started pummcling him. and again the next day, "Brandon out inconsistencies between the wounded on the Texas Army post. Shenandoah police to obstruct an Another teen, Colin Walsh, who has said, 'Don't tell them I kicked,'" teens' testimony at the state trial Galligan said after he gave the FBI investigation. pleaded guilty to federal charges in Scully said. and their statements at this week's panel his objections, they went "We were going to say that nobody the case, delivered a knockout blow The defendants aLso made light of trial in Scranton. inside the jail to sec Hasan, who kicked him, we weren't drinking, and that caused Ramirez to hit his head what they had done, joking about But Scully insisted he eventually signed a document that said: "I there were no racial slurs," testified on the pavement. tattooing a random Mexican name told the truth. do not wish to voluntarily partici- Ben Lawson, a former football player Scully said he tried to kick Ramirez — "Lupe" — on their buttocks, said "1 was scared and it was something pate in this exam under the cur- who witnessed the attack and then, in the head but lost his balance and Barry lioyer, another classmate. 1 thought 1 had to do," he said, it was rent condilions and time frame." he said, lied to police about it. struck him in the shoulder instead. An all-white jury cleared the like a weight lifted off my shoulders. I The panel signed the document The fight began late July 12, 2008, That's when, he said, Piekarsky's foot defendants of serious slate charges couldn't hide il any more." and left, Galligan said. Col. Morgan lamb, a Fort Flood brigade commander appointed Housing Close to Campus visit us online (*> to oversee judicial matters in 1 lasan's case, on Monday ordered thai l he evaluation be done before At Reasonable Prices (.corn next week's Article 32 hearing.

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wrong — I'm networking like to Girl-Next-Door Holly in a neon paradise. Distraction Mark Zuckerberg while shak- Madison's Peep Show. It's ensures that reality is out of in the wild West ing the glitter off my clothes "ultra-hot" and "all the rage," sight and nut of mind. like Katy Perry. So this week, claiming that it "modernizes Vegas will infiltrate your Michel. Wyjocki Angel's Landing and the I thought I'd take this totally the classic Vegas topless show." pores and overload your Columnist Virgin River in Zion. Angel's random opportunity to let But 1 wanted to see classic senses with more than sec- 1 .incline, was two miles of readers view the sights of the Vegas, un-modernized, so I ondhand smoke — because Even when I saw the chains continuous uphill hiking. "Whack. Whack. Whack." city of vice through my always went to Bally's premier hotel it's supposed to. Escorts fill I didn't fret; after six weeks I Once you reached the That's the sound of tempta- critical eyes. and casino. magazines that fill boxes that have become fearless. saddle, the end of the two tion as it follows you down What's this feminist col- While their main attraction, fulfill our expectations. We Wednesday was spent in mile trail, you had a decision the Vegas Strip, littered with umnists first impression? i-'or "Jubilee," presents a variety of are promised debauchery and the field doing lord knows to make. Option one: turn business cards advertising starters, everything is over- performers adorned with an shenanigans. The precedent what, but the memorable around and go back down, a variety of services in the priced. Nothing here occurs in abundance of rhinestones, the has been set and visitors would part about this Wednesday or option two: continue up flesh industry. moderation. Nevada has more showgirls definitely steal the be disappointed if their expe- came after dinner. Festivities the mountain on only a four Men and women, mostly senior citizens than Florida. revue. Like something out of rience did not include at least began at 7 p.m.; everyone foot walkway with a 1,200- minorities, line the street wear- Gambling is for suckers. And a Bob Mackie hallucination, four of the seven vices human- was required to make a mask foot drop exposed on one ing T-shirts that offer tourists this lias got to be the highest these women could be con- ity usually tries to avoid or dress in Hawaiian attire. side and a chain to hold "Girls! Direct to your room," concentration of sex work in fused for human peacocks. A wise man once said, "I eat Options were endless, and on to on the other side. Of and in public, few accept. But the country. And with more on their heads too much. I drink too much. creativity was a must. The course 1 continued. don't be fooled. Vegas is an Inside Planet Hollywood's than their hineys, it's no won- I want too much. Too much." masks were a hit, and even As I kept going I realized equal opportunity exploiter. I casino, you'll find "The der why. Several of the num- One can't be sure, but Dave some of the instructors the chains were more for came across an average-look- Pleasure Pit" where the strip- bers are topless, but if you get Matthews might have been joined in. peace of mind than for use. ing gentleman for the low. pers crawl atop the bar as soon past the boobies, you might talking about las Vegas and I was a butterfly that ended The chains were more fun low price of 32 dollars— for as the sun goes down. But the realize these are some tndy its inability to appease an arti- up looking like a walrus than I expected, and I scaled the whole night! Call me old cocktail waitresses and game talented dancers. I wondered ficial appetite that fuels capi- — either way it was funny. the half mile in no time. Once fashioned, but 1 didn't take the hostesses are so scantily clad, how many headed west after talist over-consumption. Had Others used paint and mark- I got to the top 1 knew moving man-whore up on his pimp's they give the dancers a run being inspired by Elizabeth 1 said I was going to the desert ers on their faces or made forward was the right choice. proposal. I mean really; that's for their money. If you follow Berkleys notorious portrayal to pay three times the market some kind of face covering The view was incredible and the same amount as one of t he the flashing lights to the mall of Nomi— the showgirl with a value for goods and services We played a communal game well worth every step it took nicer buffets. (conveniently) attached to the heart of gold. And then I won- that would sound crazy. But of Catch Phraseand a rousing to get there. Yes, I am writing from Las hotel, there are a plethora of dered something else. when I say "I'm goingto Vegas," game of White Elephant. We We started descending Vegas while staying at the restaurants that serve alco- Years ago. 1 learned that Las the reaction is encouraging, laughed, and we cried from shortly after because we still Planet Hollywood hotel, which holic beverages by the yard. Vegas shouldn't even exist. if not envious. See how hype laughing; it was a great bond- had more to see. We pro- is hosting this year's Society Yes, the yard. And the obvious And if it wasn't for the 1 loover can make something less than ing experience. There was ceeded to the Virgin River of Professional Journalists favorite, demanding the atten- Dam, it wouldn't. Was anyone ordinary strangely extraordi- even cake. Our party finally where we actually got to hike national conference. And so tion of passer-bys with a 60 else aware? This oasis in the nary? Well, that's Vegas, baby. came to an end and another right in the river. The canyon far I've resisted the tempta- foot stripper in 30-foot go-go desert is literally a mirage. But day greeted us. narrowed and the view just tion to stumble through the boots, is cleverly named "The no one*- lalkjng-about, water LjQUSOay LIB IsiaaMta -keptgettifig better. As the djay lobby declaring myself a doc- Stripper Bar." Go figure. shortages or resourcewars Respond to Kate at day ^n the Ahste(ir|g MM) went,op exhaustion set in, I tor of journalism. Don't get me The Planet is also home while musical fountains dance [email protected] We visited Sunset Crater had been hiking for 10 hours and the Wupatki Village by the time we got back to where we saw ancient camp. Needless to say, 1 slept pueblos, the homes of like a baby. native American tribes. As if things couldn't get any Chocolate milk may be a better choice than Friday was another excit- more demanding, Monday ing day. We set out early that we took our third exam. morning to hike down into Boards of questions were popular athletic drinks for workout recovery the Grand Canyon. Mapping lined up in front of me as I sat different rock formations for at a picnic table for two hours bic endurance exercise, such 14 servings per container, This study only helps build our project on the way down, as the rain pelted the awning as jogging or cycling. this works out to $2.50 per the case for using chocolate the three miles seemed like a above me, trying to come up New drinks like Pacific serving. This additional cost milk as a post-exercise drink piece of cake. It was overcast, with something intelligent to Health Labs' Endurox R4 could easily add up to the rather than expensive supple- so the sun wasn't an issue. say. After 1 finished the test, I include protein in their recov- price of a gym membership ments. Rather than spend Now, going back up was a was glad it was behind me. ery drinks. According to if used consistently. $2.50 on a scoop of powder, totally different story. Tuesday the rain contin- Pacific Health labs' website, Luckily, there is a cheap- you can go to your choice of The bad thing about hiking ued. Let this be a reminder There are many sports this inclusion of protein will er alternative. In her 2009 grocery store and spend $2.50 down first is you have to do all that we are in the desert and drinks on the market that improve the speed of recov- study in Applied Physiology, on an entire gallon of choco- the hard work on the way up. it has been raining nonstop claim to help exercisers ery over carbohydrate-only Nutrition & Metabolism, Dr. late milk. At least when you hike up first for the second day in a row; recover from their aerobic sport drinks and increase Kelly Pritchett and her col- While Endurox R4 and simi- you can enjoy the way down. I it's just the kind of luck I have. workouts faster. Many of endurance in aerobic activi- leagues found that chocolate lar drinks may offer the same felt like the Big Bad Wolf huff- Our day was cut short due to these also claim that they ties. This would mean that not milk provided the same post- benefits, chocolate milk will ing and puffing t he whole way the constant rain and we just will improve performance. only would exercisers be able exercise benefits as similar keep your bank account from up. When I reached the top I headed to our next camp site: Some of the most popular to be active for kinger periods endurance recovery drinks. crying. If you are lactose intol- collapsed immediately. The Moab,Utah. recovery drinks are Gatorade of time at the same intensity, Not only did chocolate milk erant, stick to sports drinks fact that I had mail back at Unexpectedly we got the and Powerade, which contain but they would also be able to have no difference in benefits for your post-exercise recovery. camp was the only thing that day off Wednesday, again plenty of carbohydrates and exercise more frequently with- from similar recovery drinks, Otherwise, give chocolate milk kept me moving. I indulged due to the rain. I spent the sodium, but no protein. out feeling fatigued. but all of the participants a chance and see if it helps in in my mom's cookies once day catching up on sleep Recent studies have indi- While these benefits are preferred the chocolate milk. your workout. again and easily went to sleep and doing laundry. Also a cated that in addition to car- wonderful, they are difficult It was found to have a better that night. group of us enjoyed a nice bohydrates, a small amount of for a college student to afford. taste and consistency, as well Saturday was mostly spent dinner at a Mexican restau- protein has multiple benefits A 2 lb container of Endurox as cause less intestinal dis- Respond to Anthony at driving, and on our way to rant. Anything was better for those participating in aero- R4 cost about $35. With only comfort, than recovery drinks. [email protected] Zion National Park we went. than school work, even if it lust like that I found was raining. SPEAK YOUR MIND myself hiking once again Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news Visit us online at with only a day of rest from story? Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: the Grand Canyon. 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demerits of fluoride in the the white, Christian and con- movement, or any other pop- outside the post office isn't a government that is forced human diet. The "intellectual" servative nation that gives so ular uprising, the point is that conservatism, it's idiocy. to surrender its functions to heirs to the )ohn Birch Society much meaning to their lives is politics is the marketplace of There is a grain of legitima- the hands of private financiers. (which technically still exists) critically jeopardized. ideas, not the scale by which cy to the list of the Tea Parly's His WHS a conservatism that are the Tea Parties, and they I would argue that such an they are judged. demands though. Volumes did not mean to conserve ... are redefining the American America never existed in the This is why contemporary have been written on gov- but destroy. political landscape whether first place and if it did, it's long conservatism hates "pointy ernment ineptitude and inef- This phenomenon is made For the past several months, we like it or not dead. But this article is not headed intellectuals" and ficiency, and il is likely that evident in the rise of expensive the number of people who Like many Americans, they about what the "real" America overly cerebral "elites." When volumes are to be written and inept mercenary com- believe the country is "headed view America as a country looks like; it is about what your standard of truth is how still. But Ihe central ques- panies like Blackwater, or fire in the wrong direction" has with its best days behind it; happens when a movement passionately you feel about tion that fails to be asked is. departments that will literally hovered around 60 percent. that it is slowly sliding into that refuses to differentiate a given topic being asked to "Is someone benefiting from stand outside your home and In conjunction with this obscurity on a slope that gets between rhetoric and reality defend yourself on an intellec- the failures of our demo- watch it burn to the ground phenomenon is one of the steeper every year. In their sel-.es power and champions tual level can be disconcerting. cratic will?" The answer is a because you didn't pay your largest conservative back- own mind, they are saving ignorance as a virtue. Tea Party chapters give them- resounding yes. $75 fee, like what happened lashes since the abolition of America by dismantling the A lone bearded man stand- selves names like "Ignorant When Barry Goldwater In OMon (tounty In Tennessee slavery. Previously, groups laws and institutions that ing outside a Chuck E. Cheese Hillbilly Patriots" (a group wrote, "I have little interest last week. like the John Birch society separate us from countries warning its patrons of Chuck that was indispensable in the in streamlining government Ihe logical conclusions of were regarded by most people like Saudi Arabia and giv- E's homo-erotic plans for our nomination of Rand Paul) not or in making it more efficient, intentionally toothless regu- as a bunch of fringe lunatics ing America a competitive children is a lunatic. Ten thou- out of irony, but defiance. for I mean to reduce its size. lators (the BP oil spill) and a who were short on brains and edge by tunneling ever more sand bearded men standing My quarrel with the ideas 1 do not undertake to pro- refusal to pay for your own long on paranoia. Back then money and power into the outside of Chuck E. Cheese of classical conservatives mote welfare, for I propose government (the Bush tax their silly ideas were regarded hands of the economic "mov- decrying the sexual machi- like Edmund Burke or David to extend freedom. My aim is cuts) are all around us, but as a source of amusement ers and shakers" like Ken Lay nations of a robotic mouse Hume is an intellectual one. not to pass laws, but to repeal there just aren't enough and satire like in the movie or John Kasich. is a movement, and you can To be honest, there is quite a them. It is not to inaugurate pointy headed intellectu- "Dr.Strangelove" (fluoridation These are their stated goals, count on CNN to be there to lot of insight between these new programs, but to cancel als available to force us to is sterilization!). but beneath the surface they legitimize what used to be the two men and a lot can be old ones..." acknowledge them. They're Times change, though; are really just the political neurosis of a single man. learned from them. In some He set the tone for conser- easy to see if you arc thinking nowadays, it isn't too hard to manifestation of much deeper Lunatic is a political cat- circles, these men are still vative politics of the next four with your brain, but if you're imagine Colonel Slaughter as sentiments. They recognize egory, and who winds up in called conservative, but by and decades. Their goal is not to thinking with your gut, it's an actual colonel who is given that the America of Beaver it is one of the central battles large the word conservative create a government that is just the opposite. equal time next to a veteran Cleaver and Marsha Brady is of the electoral arena. While has come to mean something capable of responding to the biologist during a CNN spe- about to become part of our the same standard can be else entirely. To me, chanting economic and social realities Respond to Mike at cial debate on the merits and long forgotten history, and applied to the Civil Rights "Barack Obama is a Muslim" of the new millennium, but theiten'sbgrtews.com

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By Saan Shapiro Senior Reporter hockey season, later that evening sure everything was fine." of an option to move on to the OI1L, and signed a national letter of it launched a new era of Bowling Everything was, and on Monday, and when Miami assistant coach intent in early 1989. Following Chris Bergeron coached his last Green hockey history. April 12, Chris Bergeron held his Mike Norton showed up to watch a the 1988-89 season, then-Miami game as an assistant coach for Meeting in a hotel in Detroit, first press conference as coach of game in southern Ontario another head coach Bill Davidge stepped Miami April 8. Bergeron and his wife, I,mi- sat the Falcon hockey program. door opened. down, leaving way for Michigan Flaying in their second Frozen down with University athletic Building Miami, Part I "I'm glad 1 didn't have to choose State assistant George Gwozdecky Four in two seasons, the Redl lawks director Greg Christopher late into between the OI11. and college. to take over the program. — then the No. 1-ranked team in the night finalizing a contract that For most junior hockey play- College was great, and 1 wasn't Any quest ion of whether Bergeron the country — were clobbered by would make Bergeron the seventh ers in Ontario in the late 1980s good enough to play in the National was part of Gwozdeck/s plans for eventual champion Boston College head coach in Falcon history. and early 1990s, the only option Hockey League, and this gave me a Miami were answered that spring 7-1, ending any chance for redemp- "I honestly don't think I'd ever had to have any future in hockey was backup plan ... it was a goal once when he received a call from the tion after coming within seconds of a night where I didn't sleep before, to advance through the Ontario 1 got to junior B to get a Division 1 new coach. clinching the title in 2009. and that was just a night I didn't I Iockey League. scholarship," Bergeron said. In his freshman season Miami While April 8 was the final sleep," Bergeron said. "Greg called However, for Bergeron, playing at Bergeron first visited the cam- chapter on the 2009-10 Miami again the next morning to make the Junior B level didn't pose much pus in Oxford in November 1988 See BERGERON | Page 7

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By Paul Barney offense, struggling to find a By Ryan Satkowiak David By BackyTanar Central Michigan, were due Sports Editor more balanced defense and Assistant Sports Editor Solway Senior Reporter to his team being "mentally oh yeah, playing without Senior will serve off," and not believing they The Falcons are no strang- their starting quarterback The regular season offi- as team captain Believe. could win. ers to the challenge that's in MattSchilz. cially begins tonight this season The word is plastered above "We need to bounce back store for them. Schilz has not played as the BG hockey team the lockers of the BG women's from a two-loss weekend by They're 1-4 and 0-1 since he injured his shoul- takes on the No. 4 ranked soccer players. going back to work," he said. in the Mid-American der against Marshall Michigan Wolverines. For BG coach Chris Going into their third week "They can't start believing in Conference for the second three weeks ago and Regardless of the out- Bergeron, he will be of conference play, believing how good 111 think they are, consecutive season. since then, the passing come of the games this seeking the first win in themselves is exactly what they need to see it for them- Last year BG rose to game has suffered. weekend, it will be a of his head coaching their coach Andy Richards selves. Once they do, they will the challenge and fin- In two games as the historic weekend at the career tonight. wants them to do to win. believe in themselves." ished the regular season starting quarterback. BGSU Ice Arena. On the other bench. The Falcons, who are 2-2 Co-captain Alicia Almond by winning six of its last Aaron Pankratz has com- For starters, it will Michigan coach Red in the MAC, will meet Toledo said the "believe" signs in the seven games. pleted just 45 percent of be the first Central Berenson will be seek- and Ball State this weekend in locker room were just another This year, the challenge his passes and thrown Collegiate Hockey ing the 700th win of pursuit of making the confer- way to get the team in the remains the same. four interceptions. Association game at the his coaching career. He ence tournament at the end right mindset. The scenario, however, is If Schilz is ready to go newly renovated arena. would be the sixth coach of the month. "We need to believe that we much different. In terms of the game, a Richards said the result of Unlike last season, the See FOOTBALL | Page 10 win for either coach this See PREVIEW | Page 7 the past two games, losses to See SOCCER | Page 10 Falcons are struggling on weekend would be historic. both Eastern Michigan and

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THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THEBGNEWS SUDOKU Some close matchups are at stake this week, and in 6 1 5 honor of Chris Bergeron's season-opening weekend as coach of the BG hockey 9 team. The BG News is pick- ing the teams two-game series against Michigan, 7 3 5 2 which begins tonight. PAUL BARNEY RYAN SATKOWIAK SEAN SHAPIRO BECKY TENER Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Web Editor Managing Editor 6 5

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No.12LSU This game wi be close, but I have to Florida looked terrible last week, but This was my coin toss game of I really miss Tim Tebow. LSU was 8 1 vs. No. 14 Florida go with the home team in this one. LSU wasn't much better. the week, heads picked LSU a mess against TN so I hope the Gators can get a win SUDOKU 1 » £ L 9 6 Z S 8 Florida -6.5 To play:Complete the grid Florida 24, LSU 21 Florida 17, LSU 14 LSU 17. Florida 14 Florida 22. LSU 10 I L 6 S 8 E V 9 I so that every row, column S 9 8 Z I fr 6 E L No.23FSU Jacory Harris is not as good as Good to see that both teams in the Jacory Harris is the most incon- The Seminoles are always a and every 3x3 box contains L E 9 6 Z 8 I V S the digits 1 to 9.There is no vs. No. 15 Miami people may think, but he gets the great roaky are good this year, sistent guarterback alive, how- wild card to me. But I never pick 8 1 S f £ 9 L Z 6 job done this week ever, this game hes on the right Miami so I have no other choice. guessing or math involved. » 6 Z 1 L S 9 8 E Miami -6 side of the scoreboard Just use logic to solve. Miami 28. Florida State 17 Miami 27, Florida State 21 Miami 24. Florida State 20 Florida State 34, Miami 29 in 8 S I E L 9 9 8 L E 6 Z S I » Chris Bergeron will certainly turn BG wins at least one of two this Chris Bergeron seems to be the BG Tm sorry. I thought we were pichng E S I 9 V L 8 6 Z the BG hockey program around, weekend I'll say Friday as they guy to turn this program around. footbalhere! vs. UM (Friday) but it won't happen this weekend, feed off the crowd energy to a weekend spkt with powerhouse notch win No. 1 for Bergeron. Michigan can send a message. Michigan 4. BG 2 BG 4. Michigan 3 BG 3. Michigan 2 BG 2, Michigan 1 Create and solve your Sudoku puzzles for FREE. BG The VWiermes complete the sweep Saturday game attendance was always As I said, even a weekend split Shapiro is having us pick these teirble last year, and wth ths weekend will be a victory for the Falcons. games because he's trying to catch vsUM (Saturday) berg fal break I dcubt that changes Red Berenson gets his 700th up You never wilf Michigan * losing here Prove me wrong BG fans win for the Wolverines Michigan 3, BG 2 Michigan 5. BG 2 Michigan 4. BG 1 BG 3. Michigan 2 PRIZESUDOKUM

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Port Huron's location presented an oppor- "I go back to my freshman year at Miami. We traveled to BERGERON tunity for him to play hockey while living in From Page 6 Canada and starting a family with his wife. Bowling Green, and it's the Friday night game; and we're out "It certainly has been interesting, for minor posteda 12-24-4 record—aone game improve- pro we were apart almost the whole time. He skating and every person in the stands has a paper yelling, ment from Davidge's last season. Playing in all did his thing while I did mine. The last two but four games, Bergeron recorded 11 points. years we were together and it was nice to get 'Who's he, nobody!' during the pregame warm-ups. And I'm The next season Bergeron's point total some stability," lanis said. thinking, man-oh-man this place is pretty cool." increased, but as a team Miami struggled, That stability lasted two seasons, as only winning five games and finishing Bergeron was second on the Border Cats in Chris Bergeron | BG hockey coach in last place in the Central Collegiate points his first season but then suffered a torn Hockey Association. ACL in his knee his second season. contender to national contender. was here to stay and the dedication from BG "After that season was done Chris and While he was nursing his torn ACL back to Posting a 26-9-4 record, Miami snagged president Carol Cartwright. which gave him Enrico IBlasi] were part of a group of guys that health and serving as a player coach for the the regular season championship for the first confidence to take the job. came to me and said, ,JtikU 4w m rwrnl In Border Cats, an old friend came calling. time thai season and.hasn't missed the NCAA "She said we waul to have hockey here, ,.- do? We never want to go through this again," tournament since. and not only do we want to have hockey but Building Miami. Part II Gwozdeckysaid. Three years after the second confer- we want it to be great again," Bergeron said. Because of the leadership he showed in When Enrico Blasi, Bergeron's former team- ence title in program history, Miami was "We want to have a program where we have the spring following his sophomore season, mate at Miami, took over as the fifth coach in in their first Frozen Four and reached a history, a present and we're going to have Bergeron was selected as a captain for his program history, it was an easy decision to the national title game, losing to Boston a future." junior season. give his old friend a call and offer him a posi- University in overtime. With his mind made up and the contract "I remember the coaches came to me and tion as an assistant coach for the RedHawks. The next season Miami entered the year as signed, Bergeron's next big step was telling said, 'This is something we take very seri- "For the type of person we needed and an early favorite to win the NCAA title, win- his 6 and 9-year old sons they'd be moving to ous, and we're going to make you a captain the experience he had, it was a no-brainer," ning the CCHA by 20 points over second place Bowling Cireen. as a junior and take this program to the next Blasi said. Michigan State and clinching the title with a At first, there were tears since they were level,'" Bergeron said. Bergeron had ample time to consider 3-2 win over Bowling Green. leaving the only home they had ever known, Under Bergeron's captaincy, Miami jumped what making a move to college coaching After a loss in the CCHA playoffs to hut once they came around, Logan and up to fifth in the CCHA standings, upset would mean. Michigan, Miami still reached the Frozen Connor Bergeron were two of the newest BG fourth-seeded Western Michigan in the first A lifetime minor leaguer whose wife had Four for a second straight year, avenging their hockey fans. round of the playoffs, and advanced to the a child on the way, Bergeron knew it was CCHA semifinal loss to the Wolverines with a "I can honestly tell you, we went back to semifinals at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. a move that could provide stability, but it 3-2, double-overtime victory. Oxford and the press conference was April While they lost to top-seeded Michigan would require an adjustment after so many Despite failing to make the Championship 12... From April 12 to the end of their school in the semifinals, the experience of reach- years of being on the road and jumping from after the semifinal loss to Boston College, year back in Oxford, they were wearing the ing the conference's final four proved to city to city. Miami's 2010 season closed out the most suc- burnt orange and brown everyday to school," be a launching point for Bergeron into the Adding to his conundrum, Bergeron cessful decade in its hockey history. Bergeron said. 1992-93 season. also received a call from his former coach A program that had only made two NCAA The future In his junior season, Bergeron posted a then Gwozdecky, asking if he was interested in the tournaments before the turn of the centu- career-high 36 points; however it proved to new assistant coaching vacancy at Denver. ry had now made back-to-back trips to the While he's already converted his sons into be just a sampling of what he was capable of Ultimately, it came to a decision between Frozen Four. Falcon fans, the first year head coach's next task entering his second season as captain. joining an established staff and current is to turn BG back into a traditional power. The new coach "1 was able to learn from the junior year hockey powerhouse at Denver, or joining his The good news for Bergeron is that he's to the senior year that I have to take care of good friend with the chance to return to his Christopher keeps a file in his office full of done this before. myself first, then I can set that exampleand be alma matter. possible coaches, just in case he ever has to "There are a lot similarities: a struggling the bridge between the team and the coach- "I had all this time to plan the next journey hire a new one. program, perhaps you could even say door- ing staff," Bergeron said. in our life. I felt if I didn't take this opportunity After Scott Paluch resigned following mat, the facilities needed to be updated... It's The example Bergeron set included a team- it might not come around again," Bergeron the 2008-09 season to take a spot with USA definitely similar to Chris' first couple years at high 61 points and 40 assists, and he was rec- said. "1 really felt like going back to a place I Hockey. Christopher opened up the file and Miami," Dwozdecky said. ognized as the CCHA's best defensive forward considered home and to do something with a launched a nationwide search for the next Bergeron's plan to rescue the program at the end of the season. friend of mine, it was a great challenge." coach of the Falcons. stems from the plan he was introduced to and It also helped lead Miami to their first-ever While hockey was a key factor in his deci- "Any time you have a head coaching search. preached as an assistant at Miami. CCHA regular season title, posting a 27-9-5 sion, Bergeron's decision was also based I've got a list of potential candidates ready." "It's recruiting great people and putting record while compiling more wins in one sea- around his growing family. Oxford's location Christopher said. "It'sa combination of people them in a position where they're going to son than they had in Bergeron's freshman and presented an opportunity to take his first who apply and other names and recommen- expect a lot from themselves, and then we're sophomore seasons combined. coaching job while not being too far from his dations that come from the kitchen cabinet." going to hold them accountable to get to those "It was pretty neat to win the league that family in Ontario. One name kept popping up from both his levels." Bergeron said. year, especially to go from a couple years age Upon taking the job, Bergeron's next task list and others within the hockey community While the plan heavily relies on the product we were the laughingstock to a point where we was helping Blasi turn around a program that whom Christopher had consulted. on the ice. Bergeron is also hard at work devel- lost just three league games," Bergeron said. hadn't won a CCHA championship since his Back in Oxford, Bergeron was trying to oping a sense of community around Bowling Following his senior season at Miami, senior season. juggle coaching the No. 1-ranked team in Green hockey like lie first witnessed as a fresh- Bergeron signed with the American Hockey "We had a definite goal to be a national the country while still pursuing the BG man more than 21 years ago. League's Adirondack Red Wings, a move that power," Blasi said. "We needed to put the right coaching vacancy. "I go back to my freshman year at Miami. started a phase of his life that saw him play for people in the right place." Once Bergeron felt he was in the running We traveled to Bowling Green, and it's the nine teams over the next seven seasons. It took some time to finally reach that to coach the Falcons, he had to make sure Friday night game; and we're out skating and After bouncing around from different minor goal — Miami didn't post back-to-back there was a dedication to a program that every person in the stands has a paper yell- league franchises in seven years, Bergeron winning seasons until Blasi's sixth sea- was rumored to be going extinct just two ing, 'Who's he, nobody!' during the pregame seemed to have finally found a home with the son — but in the 2005-06 season, the years earlier. warm-ups. And I'm thinking, man-oh-man Port I luron Border Cats, in Port I Iuron, MI. team finally took the jump from CCHA Bergeron got the assurance the program this place is pretty cool," Bergeron said.

forward to putting where we penalty kill (74.1 percent). 404-275 in the first period Shawn Hunwick — who win the CCHA in the pre- PREVIEW are against where Michigan "Special teams are going last season. replaced an injured Hogan season CCHA coaches poll, From Page 6 is come Friday night." to play a major role in It will a tough test for the in the playoffs last year. and to finish second in the The Falcons will look to every weekend coming up," Falcons, as the Wolverines They also sport four All- CCHA media poll, while in NCAA history to reach improve on last season's Bergeron said. return much of the talent CCHApreseason selections BG was picked to finish that mark. CCHA-worst numbers in The Falcons will also that helped them make a in forwards Carl Hagelin, last in the conference in "I think every weekend goals (2.07/game), goals- look to avoid the slow run in the CCHA playoffs Louie Caporusso and Matt each poll. for me will be exciting, as against (3.64) and power starts that plagued them last year. Rust, as well as defenseman Both games this week- far as a new challenge goes," play percent (13.2 percent), last year, as they were out- They have two solid goal- Chad Langlais. end will start at 7:05 p.m. Bergeron said. "I'm looking and their second-to-last scored 42-18 and outshot tenders in Bryan Hogan and They were also picked to at the BGSU Ice Arena. MOVIEREVIEWS Grade (A-) in

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TONIGHT IN TOLEDO THIS WEEKEND IN TOLEDO THIS WEEKEND IN TOLEDO THEY SAID IT Three bands hit Frankies Toledo Opera kicks off Horse racing at the park "Life is like one big Mardi Gras, Three bands with mildly morbid names will The Toledo Opera will be kicking oft its 52nd There will be live harness horse racing But instead of showing your be at Frankies Inner City in Toledo tonight season by performing "Ariadne auf Naxos" on at Raceway Park just south of Alexis Rd. boobs, show your brain." Murder By Death will be joined with Girl Sunday at 2 p.m. The show will be at the Valentine An/one is invited to join. Admission is $2 In A Coma and Ninja Gun. taking the sage Theatre on Superior St. in Toledo and tickets costs for adults, and for people above the age of tonight at 9 p.m. on 308 Main St. $50. 60 and under 12 are free. • Ellen DeGeneres .VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS. SPORTS, UPDATES, MULT! )UR EVERY fe r

1 PULSE i- WWWBGNEWS.COM Friday. October 8 2010 9 byears. The Social Network' perfect for this Facebook generation "Left HaneW also has a very strong impact WAKE UP and is relatable today as it was dunng the I From Page 8 end of the Vietnam War when Bill Withers By Matt Li.... verses on (he album prcrxJed by Roots onginally recorded ft. Pulse Editor Mark emcee. Black Thought The missteps are lew and far between fo* Zuckerberg Legend's soulful vocals sound 14* they come Legend and the legendary Roots crew Sure, we don't all ha»e Facebook founder from another rtme. and they are backed by Their rendition of Marvin Gayes "Wholy the same hunk of cash flow, The Rccts'eiceleminCrurnentdtion and Holy" has ptano replacing the beautiful slnngs and horns on the ongmal And but there are other ways we uncanny abihy 16 not only r«|by rhe» old classic songs but reinvent them the piano on "Wake Up Everybody" isn't stay close with today's elite. This album grves The Ruofe. partKutarfy nearly as powerful as Harold Mefvin & The This is what can fill your gutartst Captan Kir|t and bassist Owen Bkienotes' version. brain when watching "The ships as it tells the story of Biddle. a chance to shine as musicians A There are many special mements on this record, including "Hang On In There." "Little Social Network." The story the site's origin in a number pnme example would be the fantastic gutt* sob by K4 en the «K ICan't #*e left Ghetto Boy" and "Our Generation * of Mark Zuckerberg found- of flashbacks. The album closes with the only original song ing (or arguably co-found- Handed" Where some of today's The album rs also »very focuwrj effort for on the record written by legend. 'Shine" It ing) Facebook is a movie for college students can find being a collection of covers, it is very evident r> soulful enough to fit in with the rest of the classics on the album today's young people. WWW ASH IS NYD»llVr«WS COM themselves feeling less that the songs to I* cowered were carefully chosen There ft a stroiigiKCiirring theme John I egend very well could have been m Viewers at the right age METWORK: Jesse Eisenbetg well plays Facebook founder Mart Zuckerberg in than adequate to be relat- of political (Bas and local comciousors another era of musicians and fit nght in with could even find themselves the new film about the site's road to becoming a popular phenomenon able to the success that is throughout the record the likes of Marvti Gaye or Luther VanoVoss feeling like they are watching Zuckerberg, the film shows Lead single. "Wake Up Everybody" B as and been heralded as one of R&B and soul the story of a friend they've played by Jesse Kisenberg, and both Zuckerberg and the trials every college stu- relevant now as it was »4ien it was ortrjnaBy mustcs greats But today hrs soulful sound come to know for the past six was faced with this issue Saverin create a money- dent goes through. The recorded, and it also Includes a guest verse stands out n a crowd of Trey Songz and years unfold. time and time again. making success. movie shows his struggle from Common, wlict defcven. hs best verse Jason Derulo Gladly he was bom in 'Our Generation" The film follows the father First, there's the Then there's Sean with fitting in, an awk- of Facebook and shares the Winklevoss twins, played Parker, played by Justin ward sexual encounter and story of how the site, usually by Armie Hammer and Josh Timberlake, who comes suddenly being thrown in used dairy, came to be. Every Pence (who aren't actually between Zuckerberg and the middle of a lifestyle DOLLS relationship status changed, twins and do an amazing Saverin. The hard party- filled with debauchery. From Page 8 every friend request sent job playing them), who ing, womanizing founder Everything blows up when and every wall post made approach Zuckerberg with of Napster gets his hands lawyers and police officers was once just an idea in the an idea of a social website on Facebook, and the site become involved. mind of a Harvard University that could only be accessed becomes a global triumph. The movie ends (rather student. How the idea ended by I larvard students. The film shines a harsh quickly) with one point up in his brain is the central Inspired by their idea, light on the lawsuits that made. Mark Zuckerberg debate the movie revolves Zuckerberg enlists the help Facebook has had its name still remains the world's around. of his only friend F.duardo affiliated with over the youngest billionaire today. And thus, the movie's Saverin. played by Andrew years. Both the Winklevoss Facebook is still a sensation very essential and relatable Garfield, to develop the site twins and Saverin end up all over the world. Whether characters come into play. without help from the twins. suing Zuckerberg. or not he came up with the The tagline says, "You don't Zuckerberg was thrown into Other smaller story lines idea himself, him creating get to 500 million friends the site's creation after a in the movie feature Saverin the site has led a huge phe- without making a few bad breakup with his girl- growing jealous of Parker nomenon this generation WWWN0BWICH1HU1BEC0UK enemies." This raises the friend Erica Albright, played and Albright staying bit- may not be able to see again. SHOW: The Goo 600 Dolls hosted a singa-long with the crowd during their show at questions: Who would you by Roomy Mara, causes ter throughout her ex-boy- This movie catches that the Stranahan Theatre, with over 1.200 people singing along to "Ins" be friends with and would him a mini-mental break- friend's success. nicely, and with fun filming you leave them when it down. Much to the surprise The film pulls heart- techniques' and good acting, comes to the possibility of of the twins, the site goes strings and successfully cre- it gives room to be one of the far problem from Rzeznik success? Mark Zuckerberg, viral at Harvard University, ates and tears apart friend- best movies of the year. since the crowd was full of "The band's long women singing along to every life on the stage lyric. When walking across he said. "From a techni- the stage at one point, after was evident. They FACEBOOK "At first Jesse and I weren't sure if cal aspect, it was amazing, accidentally hiltinga woman From Page 8 but if you don't know a lot in the front row with the neck were comfortable you needed a Facebook to even go to about computers it may be of his guitar, he said, "please and displayed a with 50 exclusive friends. the premiere... I created one with the a little confusing." don't sue me." The crowd The screening occurred Sept. The sweepstakes winner laughed at the comment. love for their fans." 30, a day before its official intention of deleting it after." said he was very pleased But it was when the band release to theaters. with the film and the expe- played their first hugely suc- "When they called me 1 was Dillon Stiqer | Freshman rience of seeing it btfurc ci'stM^it^Nane.' that the so surprised," McMillan said. everyone else. • & nowifwas »—IWII with the fans to one of the "I never win anything. 1 just answer with the RSVP right popular,"' he said. "I would "It definitely shed light The band also performed most popular choruses of thought "Why not?' when I there. I use the event feature definitely recommend seeing on Facebook and was very fun hits like "Stay With You," the '90s: "I don't want the entered ft online, so when all the time because it gives it. At least half of everyone in entertaining," McMillan "Better Days" and "Black world to see me 'cause I don't they told me 1 won I thought you a good idea of how many BG is addicted to Facebook said. "1 really liked it. It's Balloon" (fully equipped think that they'd understand. 'You got to be kidding me — people are going to be there." anyway, so they'll think it's funny, but yet it shows you with a black balloon float- When everything's made to there's no way this is true."" Prior to attending the cool. 1 just made mine and I what it was sought out to ing across the arena). be broken, I just want you to Accordingto guidelines on private screening, how- thought it was cool." do: Show how Facebook Throughout the set, red. blue know who I am." "The Social Network" website, ever, one of Jesse's guests lunior Ryan Hall, who was created. It's a drama, and green spotlights shined After the song, the band contest participants had to had yet to experience the knew McMillan since high it's a comedy — it's every- across a backdrop that walked off the stage, but like be United States residents, 18 Facebook sensation. school at EHOVE Career thing, really." resembled a rock wall. any show, they returned years old and DOM at teast "At first Jesse and I weren't Center, said he enjoyed McMillan also said he lust when Rzeznik began minutes later after the crowd 500 Facebook friends. sure if you neededa Facebook attending the private pre- enjoyed the movie's "per- to look fatigued, both from chanted for more. The sweepstakes took to even go to the premiere." miere, but considered 'The fect " port rayal of Facebook s leading the show in song Their encore was "Not place from Sept. 7 through said Dillon Stiger, a fresh- Social Network" an aver- creators, Mark Zuckerberg and playing guitar, he led Broken," a song from (heir 17, and one winner from man who met Jesse this year age film. and Eduardo Saverin. the crowd into their biggest new album that Rzeznik each state was selected in in math class. "1 created one "It was OK," he said. "It " IZuckerberg] knew he was hit to date. Red lights shined said was about an injured a random drawing by West with the intention of deleting wasn't the best movie hot s"* and everyone else on the stage before the Dolls soldier scared to return Coast Marketing, an "inde- it after, but then I decided it I've ever seen, but it did did too, but he didn't try to opened with the acoustic home to his wife. pendent judging entity" was pretty cool and I wanted make Facebook slightly impress anyone," McMillan notes to "Iris," which was The band's long life on the based in California. to keep it." more interesting." said. "Itwassofunnybecause enough to send the fans into stage was evident. They were After being notified by a Facebook has helped Nonetheless, Hall, a com- he was such an a"*hole in the a frenzy. comfortable and displayed West Coast Marketing repre- Stiger keep in contact with puter science major, said his movie. And [Saverin] was an It was evident from the a love for their fans. Plenty sentative, McMillan said he friends from home and the background knowledge of economics major like me. so performance of the 12-year- of times. Rzeznik thanked assembled an audience the University, he said, and after computers did make "The I can definitely relate." old song that Rzeznik s voice those adoring him for stick- fastest, most efficient way seeing "The Social Network," Social Network" a little For more information hasn't aged one bit, and the ing with the band since 1986 he knew how — a private he is "keeping his for sure." more relatable and enjoy- about "The Social Network" audience loved it just the when the band formed, even Facebook event. T got to see how much work able for him. and the sweepstakes, visit same. The performance making it the final thing he "It's the best way to go," he was put in from so many peo- "I didn't realize there was http.7/www.thesocialnet- featured an extended guitar said before walking off the said. 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FOODIE "But what I adore THIS WEEK From Page 8 NO 1 DIVA DANCES IN the most about IN ENTERTAINMENT: STREET variety of tasty recipes, tips, Facebook are the interactive discussions and During a visit to Jay-Z's mother in New Jersey, recording artist more." With lively discus- food statuses... It is Beyonce crashed a downtown sions and really tasty reci- block party happening in the pes, the Raw Vegan Recipe my secret in life to same neighborhood A video ■"Exchange Is yet another of the party hit You Tube, which shows Beyonce in a line dance with ' fantastic food resource on know what people other women who were surprised to see the superstar. •" Facebook. eat for dinner." •■" And it doesn't stop RICKS LIST ABRUPTLY ' there. What about all the ENDED ' countless celebrity chefs true almost every night. like Michael Symon and It's comforting to know After calling comedian Jon lamie Oliver that a foodie that my good friend from Stewart a "bigot" for suggesting can "like" and follow on West Virginia Katie Sallitt that Jews shouldn't be considered Facebook? Or all the fantas- Fallon's "basil is still look- minorities in the media. CNN . * "• correspondent Rick Sanchez ing good — pesto tonight. GLEE NOW BIGGER THAN THE BEATLES The hit tele- tic restaurants like Revolver was abruptly fired from the .network. Sanchez broke his silence on vision show "Glee" has set a chart-topping record, surpassing J Restaurant, Lucky's Cafe" Mmm...pesto..." Wednesday, apologizing for his "inartful comments." He also added The Beatles as the casts versions of songs take the title for the ' or The Publican, you can Or that my fellow food that he spoke with Stewart and apologized for his actions. "fan"? What about all the lover, BGSU graduate stu- most appearances by a non-solo act on the Billboard 100 list. dent Nikkita Cohoon, had After this week's episode. Glee now has had 75 tunes on the local specialty stores and list, beating out The Beatles' 71. The only people above the DORA EXPLORES A farms, such as Falcon Food a "Night o' noodles, spring cast now is Eh/is Presley with 108 and James Brown with 91. LAWSUIT Mart and Luginbifl Family rolls, mustard sauce, tapi- The cast has earned their success from covering famous songs oca & coconut pudding." by The Beatles, including "Hello Goodbye" and "I Want To Farm, to support? Cattlin Sanchez, the 14-year-old Hold Your Hand." among others. But what I adore the most When there are no din- who gave voice to Nickelodeans about Facebook aie the ner statuses to be found FIRST LADY TOPS FORBES' MOST POWERFUL FEMALES cartoon character "Dora The food statuses. It is my secret in my news feed, there's Forbes magazine has released their list of the most powerful Explorer." is claiming the network ■— now quite public wish — always the Facebook page women in the world, with the first lady Michelle Obama topping has shorted her out of millions of in life to know what people "What The •#$% Should I the list. The list also names Oprah Winfrey. Lady Gaga. Beyonce dollars by underpaying her. Sanchez claims Nickelodeon owes her for Make For Dinner" to pro- Knowles and Ellen DeGeneres in the top 10. Other notable men- reruns, her work on DVDs and other products, and hundreds of hours eat for dinner. Because of tions include House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at No 11. Sarah Palm at vide instant entertainment. of promotion work. The lawsuit was filed by Sanchez and her family Facebook my dream conies No. 16. Katie Couric at No 22 and Madonna at No. 29. who feel like mey took advantage of her. » k ' 10 Friday. October 8. 2010 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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