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STD rumor false despite Halloween hits Bowling Green speculation Former book store becomes costume shop in past years just in time for the holiday Urban Legend By Laura Collins SENIOR REPORTER tarnishes BGSU rep The vacant spot left by Bee-Gee Book for decades Store in the Bowling Green Plaza across By lllison Kemp Wooster Street from Harshman-Anderson REPORTER is scheduled to be filled by Halloween USA BGSU is not the STD capital of — a cosnime store. the world. Plaza owner Chris Campbell said the The rumor that the University store will be a good edition to the plaza. is overflowing with STDs has "Halloween USA was a good match for been around since Nov. 11,1985, thespot," Campbell said. "It is pretty catchy when The BG News reported and has a lot of selection." that one in 10 female students Tom Baughman, district manager for on campus had tested positive Halloween USA, said everything in the for chlamydia. store is for sale, nothing is for rent. But the actual statistic was that "Wfe sell costumes for everyone from one in 10 women that chose to infants to adults," Baughman said. "We be tested for chlamydia ended up also carry make-up, masks and decora- testing positive. tions for yards and parties." Barbara Hoffman, health Garet Prior, senior, dressed up for promotion coordinator at the Halloween in a pretty unique gerup last Wellness Connection, can't year, and had trouble finding everything believe that this misprint has he needed for his costume. PatDorjnun BGNe« soiled the University's reputation "I was Brian Boitano — a male figure SAY 'BOO': Halloween USA, Bowling Green's newest costume shop, moves in next to DiBenedetto's on Wooster Street. for so long. skater — last year for Halloween," Prior "It's amazing how strong said. "I had to go to the Salvation Army Pan" last year, and said having Halloween because it didn't fit." "DiBenedetto's and Bee-Gee Books com- this can be, this urban legend," to find a blouse, but it might have been USA in town will make it a lot easier to find Ramona DiBenedetto, owner of plimented each other." DiBenedetto said Hoffman said. easier to find one if there was a costume a costume in fall 2005 without having to go DiBenedetto's Pasta and Subs located "Since people like to multitask, they would The latest information available store in town." out of Bowling Green to shop. next to I lalloween USA, said she is excited come to buy books and then come eat." from the Wellness Connection is lessica Schafer, senior, described "I ordered my costume online last year, about the vacancy being filled. Business DiBenedetto said she thinks I lalloween from the 2003-2004 school year, Halloween as a "five day event in BG." which is hard because you can't try them has decreased for her since the Bee-Gee when enrollment was around She dressed up asTlnkerbell from "Peter on." Schafer said. "I had to return mine Book Store left, she said. HALLOWEEN, PAGE 2 20,000 on both the main campus, and Ftrelands. Of the 2,101 students tested for chlamydia that year, 4.1 percent had the STD. Only 0.3 percent No more wet of students tested for gonorrhea The changing face of Liberalism had the disease. distant. Willy: profs "Sexually Transmitted Social scholars "Nineteenth century liberal- Infections" has actually become discuss the bipolar ism and 20th century liberalism the proper term over the last five are in many ways polar oppo- move back years for what used to be called history of the ideology sitcs," Paul said. "Nineteenth STDs, according to Hoffman. ByJosh Comer century liberalism focused on Now an O-Reg leader, Steve IEP0ITEI upholding individual rights into offices Dutton, junior, remembers The clamor of philosophical and property rights, while 20th Williams Hall cleanup hearing the myth about BGSU discussion in the Union among century liberalism is character- in high school. some of the world's leading ized by a willingness to interfere almost finished after "I tried not to believe it," Dutton social scholars came into focus with those rights to advance summer flood havoc said. "But it's college. Every col- as the conference which brought social ideas." lege will have it |STIs|." them to the University began. Loren Lomasky, professor The spread of STIs at the By Natalie Skwa "Liberalism Old and New" is a of political philosophy at the REPORtEl University is still comparable program being presented by the University of Virginia, the key- Earlier this summer when many to the spread of other common Social Philosophy and Policy PltOofsman BGNe« note speaker of the conference, freshmen were taking pan in germs for Dutton. Center, an organization that POINTS OF VIEW: Loren Lomasky, professor of political philosophy, addressed University students orientation and registration, "There are so many students has been part of the University argues for a change from traditional foreign aid last night. and his colleagues at 8 pm, in close proximity," Dutton said. Williams 11,ill was experiencing since 1981. marketplace, private property conference," Maloberti said. Lomaskys speech questioned "They ISTIs) are easy to spread." More than a dozen renowned problems with both molding and democracy is among the "Because of this we give them applying modem liberal con- and flooding. Dutton educated the incoming professors will be on campus cepts to humanitarian inter- freshmen that were in his O-Reg specific issues the speakers will plenty of time." After a July 20 thunderstorm through Sunday to present their address at the conference. While the diverse group of vention and globalization. He groups this past summer. He views on a range of topics cen- accompanied by heavy rain, the , Nicolas Maloberti. program scholars were brought to the believes that only when a group basement filled with water. said that less and less students tered around what liberalism of people are committed to in O-Reg are being fed the wrong director for the center, began I Iniversity from as far as Texas, Although life at Williams Hall is means today compared to its planning the event more than leffery Paul, associate director sharing the same fate can goods rumors about BGSU. founding ideals. almost back to normal, this was a year ago. of the center, said the difference be redistributed among them not the first time that rainfall has How liberalism has come to "We ask the speakers to write between classic liberalism and had troubling effects on the hall. STI. PAGE 2 affect international justice, the papers specifically for this modem liberalism is even more LIBERALISM, PAGE 2 I .uiiii' Perin, graduatestudent, was a senior at the University when she wrote a research paper about the problems in Williams Hall. According to Perin, "flood- Constitution Day discussed ing has been taking place in the BURSAR rr basement of the building (since) By Candice tones label Supreme Court justices 1987." Perin said that steps such REP0RUR "The question like Roberts with conserva- as "waterproofing" and "replace- In honor of Constitution Day is what impact tive of liberal beliefs, with ref- ment of foundation drainage on Saturday, the political sci- erence to the 1966 decision tiles" have been taken to prevent ence department hosted a will his [Roberts} in Miranda vs. The State of further flooding. panel discussion last night nomination have Arizona. But the July 2005 flooding about the past, present and This decision required law proved that the problems at future of the U.S. Constitution on the future of the enforcement to read some- Williams Hall were never truly — and the impact that John Supreme Court." one's rights to them when arrested, and was considered Roberts may have on the STEVEN LUDD. PROFESSOR WILLY. PAGE 2 Supreme Court. a liberal court decision at the Constitution Day com- with dignity and other rights time. Bishop said. memorates the day that the to privacy — and concluded As years passed, the decision Constitution was signed in wondering aloud what deci- was interpreted to be more 1787. sions the newest Supreme and more moderate, a good BG NEWS With Roberts' confirmation Court judge may have to make example that political labels in the news right now, the sep- in these areas. are not effective, Bishop said. CORRECTIONS aration of powers that set the 'The question is what impact The third speaker was judicial, legislative and execu- will his |Roberts| nomina- Angelita Cruz Bridges, an Junction lacks code tive branches apart is relevant, tion have on the future of the attorney for the University's Tuesday's articlc'USG set this according to Steven Ludd, a Supreme Court," Ludd said. Student I«gal Services. year's goals" noted lunction political science professor at The second presenter was Bridges focused her atten- Bar & Grill as a club in Bowling the University. Gary D Bishop, Wood County tion on equal rights. People's Green that has an "anti-urban- JMMilotM BGNem The presentation opened prosecutor in the criminal rights are affected by the wear dress code." lunction has YUM: Sara Mowcomber, sophomore, and Nathan Ricciardi, sophomore, with the words of Ijidd, who division. no dress code of any form. CONSTITUTION, PAGE ? pay for their groceries at Chily's Express Store. touched on the right to death He cautioned people not to

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. September 16.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Store set to stick around Mold was a factor in Williams Hall rejuvenation WILLY, FROM PAGE 1 where until the mold could be said Beth Griech-Polelle. assis- the flooding. pet was cleaned, the water was till November removed. tant professor of history, whose Despite the flood, applied removed, and the affected areas fixed. The process took dose to a office was affected by both the demographer Kelly Balistreri, were nearly back to normal. HALLOWEEN. FROM PAGE 1 Prior to the summer flooding week and a half according to Dan mold and the flooding. who works in CFDR. began mov- Several steps have been taken USA will bring more fool traffic in the basement, a considerable Parratt. Environmental Health Griech-Polelle's office is still ing into her office in the base- to ensure that water does not to the area, which will cause amount of mold was found on and Services director. without ceiling tiles after the hall ment of Williams Hall last week. invade Williams Hall again. business to increase. the basement ceiling. When the storm hit in luly, the was treated for mold. A crew from the facilities A sump pump was recendy In November when Equipment and furniture in furniture and equipment was Heroffice neighbors, the Center department cleaned up water installed on the flood affected Halloween USA moves out, the mold-infested area had to safely stored away. for Family and Demographic that had absorbed in the carpet side of the building and there are DiBenedetto's main concern is be removed and stored else- "It could have been worse," Research, were also hit hard by In a matter of hours the car- plans for trenching in the future making sure the vacancy gets filled. Campbell said there shouldn't be a problem rinding Roberts' post a tenant — they've heard from several businesses that want Ophelia hangs on as a tropical storm (lie spot. stirs University Some of the possibilities debate night include a computer store, a Former hurricane just its sustained winds dropped to More than 48,000 homes and In neighboring Emerald Isle, six houses were destroyed and more coffee shop, a karaoke bar, or 70mph. businesses remained without CONSTITUTION, FROM PAGE 1 even another bookstore. goes on dumping on While die weakening storm's power yesterday evening in east- than 12» had major damage, Fire Capt. Bill Walker said. "I would like to see some- North Carolina coasts center was expected to stay just em North Carolina, utilities said. Supreme Court justices, she thing new and different move off shore, the northern side of That was down from a peak of Ophelia, an erratic storm that Ophelia's eyewall, the ring of high about 120,000 Wednesday night. has looped and meandered said. in next door," DiBcnedetto By Margaret LiHard The justices can influence the IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS wind surrounding the eye, could It appeared the mainland north since forming off die said. "1 think die students interpretation of the Supreme would like something eas- SALTER PATH. N.C. — Hurricane remain over the Outer Banks had dodged the severe flooding Florida coast last week, stalled Ophelia. North Carolina's least until midday today, the National many had feared, but the wind eaity yesterday afternoon, then Court by delegating the writ- ily accessible, especially for ing of the court's opinion, and the freshman who don't have welcome guest, refused again I lurricanc Center said. and waves had taken a toll. resumed a slow eastward drift to leave yesterday, lashing the Gov. Mike Easley said gauging "Wfe were not expecting this," toward the open ocean, the hur- by setting the Supreme Court's cars." agenda. The opening date for I iiitn Banks with rain and wind the scope of the damage was dif- said Laurie Gamer, whose boy- ricane center said. as coastal residents elsewhere ficult because of die storm's slow friend's restaurant was severely A hurricane warning for She added the importance of Halloween USA hasn't been Robert'syoungage.and how long decided, but Baughman hopes returned home to damaged path, first affecting the state's damaged at Salter Path on Bogue the North Carolina coast was southeastern coast on Tuesday Banks, southwest of Morehead reduced to a tropical storm that makes his lifelong term. it will be open by Sept. 30. homes and businesses. This will give Roberts in par- Ophelia just "beat us and beat and then crawling north and east City. "It just beat us and beat us warning, extending from Cape The store's business hours ticular power for years to come. will be 10a.m. to9p.m. Monday us and beat us," one storm- Wednesday and yesterday to its and beat us." Lookout northward to Cape weary resident said before the position off the Outer Banks. Salter Path Fire Capt. loey Charies Liglit, Va., including the "Ultimately, we will have through Saturday, and 11 am. to wait and see what he does," to 5 p.m. on Sundays. system was downgraded to a "It's almost like working three Frost estimated that as many mouth of Chesapeake Bay, the tropical storm last night when different storms," Easley said. as 25 people had to be rescued. hurricane center said. Bridges said.

Professors: University STD rates Definition of lower than rumored liberalism is STI, FROM PAGE 1 STAYING SAFE ephemeral "Students at BG are defending The Wellness Connection LIBERALISM, FROM PAGE 1 this case," Dutton said. "The offers programs on how to rumor is slowly going away, avoid STIs, and condoms fairly. hopefully one day completely." are available for free at The "On the global scale, this situ- Allison Savage, a sophomore Wellness Connection. A cou- ation does not exist," I inrush studying athletic training, was ple of common diseases: said. not affected when she heard Lomasky argued that the this myth. CHLAMYDIA is caused by injustices present in poorer "I heard it, but it didn't both- bacterium, and about 25 nations were largely due to er me," Savage said. "If you're percent ot males and 75 domestic factors, and are not smart about it.it shouldn't affect something which other coun- you." percent of females have tew or no symptoms when they tries can effectively combat. At O-Reg this summer, Sara Because of this, humanitarian Thadeus, a freshman architec- are infected — and can still transmit the disease. intervention is "disgracefully ture major, had the rumors of ineffective," Lomasky said. STIs at die University squashed GONORRHEA, called "the Anja Niedringhaus AP Ptioto clap," "dose," or "drip," is The conference resumes by her group leader. IN PIECES: Collapsed buildings are one of many dramatic stories in New Orleans. CNN and NBC have both Friday at 830 am. "When we came to O-Reg, caused by a bacterial infec- gambled that the stories will keep coming: Each has opened a permanent bureau in the city. tion. If the infection is not The collected papers writ- we broke into groups, and the ten for the conference will be group leader Ispoke about the treated, it can spread to joints, tendons, or the heart. published in "Social Velocity,'' STD rumorl" Thadeus said. "It Major networks set up shop in Big a newsletter released by the Only 20 to 40 percent of was far-fetched to begin with." center. Hoffman appreciates the females do not show symp- efforts of upperclassmen in O- toms when they are infected Reg and other campus activities with gonorrhea. Easy, anticipate months of stories who continue to educate new- By David Bauder has been living out of a trailer in money. comers about the truth behind THE ASSOCIAIED PRESS Hili i\i. Miss., since the storm, will The announcements also these rumors. ed, it can spread to joints, ten- dons, or the heart. Only 20 to NEW YORK — Anticipating that be in charge of the New Orieans somewhat exasperated their "The continual spread of the 40 percent of females do not the Hurricane Katrina recovery bureau. NBC had no immediate rivals, who say they also have CORRECTIONS incorrect statistic has lead to show symptoms when they are will be a big story for months details on how many people will large numbers of people working Spelling incorrect much questioning of the health infected with gonorrhea to come, both NBC and CNN staff the operation. in New Orleans. ABC News, for center," Hoffman said. "It is Students should receive said yesterday they are opening "This is not a flash in the pan," example, said it is moving into a In yesterday's issue of The something we are constandy screenings for STIs if they are full-time news bureaus in New acting NBC News President Steve more permanent work space in BG News, the name of Nick fighting" sexually active, Hoffman said. Orleans. Capus said. "This is going to go New Orleans. CBS News said it Kolderman, captain of the Chlamydia is caused by bac- If students change their pan - NBC News said its bureau will into the next year." had 200 people in the region at Ultimate Frisbee Team, was terium, and about 25 percent of ner.experieiicesymptomsorare operate out of space at WDSU- CNN said it had obtained the height of the story. misspelled. males and 75 percent of females named as a sexual contact with IV its local affiliate, and will office space in downtown New "We have an enormous pres- Orleans and is moving equip- ence in louisiana and will for NG0 misquoted have few or no symptoms when someone who's infected, they help the network and MSNBC In Tuesday's issue, the article they are infected — and can still should get an STI screening at originate shows in the city. Brian ment, journalists and a produc- a very long time to come," ABC tion crew there soon. It moved up News spokeswoman Cathie "Speaker encourages Katrina transmit the disease the health center, I loffman said. Williams anchored the "NBC aid" incorrectly noted that Gonorrhea, called "the clap," The Wellness Connection Nightly News" from there yes- its announcement by a day after Levine said. NBC made its news. Might that be called a bureau? a representative ofThe Red "dose," or "drip" is caused by a offers programs on how to avoid terday in advance of President Cross spoke to the audience bacterial infection. STIs, and condoms are free at Bush's speech. "The story of the devastating "Sure," she said. wrath of Hurricane Katrina will Fox News Channel said it It also incorrectly stated If the infection is not treat- The Wellness Connection. Frieda Morris, currency chief that The Red Cross was not of NBC's Adanta bureau who unfold for years to come as the expects to have an increased coast recovers and rebuilds," said presence in the Gulf for the fore- prepared to handle food and CNN/US president lonathan seeable future. Calling it a bureau clothing donations, when in Klein. "CNN will be there to cover is "just a formality," spokeswom- fan they don't accept those that story, and New Orieans will an 11 mi i Briganti said. items, according to Erin be a critical base of operations for Meanwhile. CNN said it was Hachtd, Wood County district us for a long time." devoting 40 hours of airtime officer for the greater area The irony is television news this weekend starting at 7 am. chapter of The Red Cross. divisions have spent much of the tomorrow to helping reunite par- Hachtel also said that in the past decades shutting domestic ents and missing children in the local relief efforts, there has and international bureaus to save Gulf region. been cooperation between various groups and agencies. TWO BEDROOM RENTALS BG's Only Modern Laundromat Available Immediately to August 5, 2006 Noon or Immediately to May 6,2006 Noon 111 Railroad street (Behind Myles Pizza Pub) GREAT LOCATIONS ONE PERSON RATES Card System - No More Quarters! Starting at $400.00 per month, deposit $400.00 TWO PERSON RATES 50 lb. 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PRSSA TO DISCUSS NATIONAL CONFERENCE www.bgnews.com/campus The first Public Relations Student Society of America meeting will be 7:30 p.m. Monday in Olscamp 119. Pizza and pop will be free, and discussion topics will include the PRSSA National Conference in Miami, Fla, future guest speakers, and plans for the semester. For more info, e-mail Greg Kohlreiser at [email protected]. CAMPUS

10a.m-3p.ra Noon - 4 p.m. 8 p.m. Pi Kappa Delta Speech and Debate Alpha Kappa Alpha Sickle Cell Multimedia Show: "Hubble Vision- Team Recruitment Information Table Anemia Information/Fundraiser The Best from the Space Telescope" Union Lobby Union Lobby Show followed by stargazing in the Observatory if weather permits 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. tonight Student Government Hurricane 6:30 p.m. $1 donation suggested, lasts about ^^^^JF The calendar of events is taken from a^^^^^Hmum/KLm ^^ wlr Relief Fundraiser Union movie: 1 hour. get^ *^ hrrpV/eventsi>gsiLedu/ a life Union Lobby "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" BGSU Planetarium, 112 Physical ™ Union Theatre Sciences Lab Bldg. 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Needed items: tarps/ropes, canned Technology Classroom Training SATURDAY "10 Students Who Spent 10 Days in St. Thomas More University Parish: fruit/veggies, canned meats, clean- Training session covers operation of 8 p.m. a Van Exploring" Hurricane Relief Collection ing supplies, purchased water bot- equipment in classrooms. Faculty Artist Series: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. See how Fine Arts students spent The parish and the University's tles, flashlights/batteries, manual No registration necessary. Timonty Olt, tuba World Student Association: Global their spring break. Hours are Catholic Newman Club sponsor a can openers, bug repellent, toilet 225 Olscamp Concert series features faculty of Friendship Picnic Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. collection for victims of Hurricane paper, Handi Wipes, baby formula/ the College of Musical Arts. Tomorrow's event offers free food, to 6 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m. Katrina. Drop offs can be taken to food, diapers 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Free to public. games, music, and fun. Meet to 6 p.m. St. Tom's (across from Mac) and St. Thomas More University Parish, Anime Information and Flornohonal Table Bryan Recital Hall. friends from all over the world. Union Art Gallery boxes will be in res-halls. 425 Thurstin Ave Union Lobby Moore Musical Arts Center Education Building Lawn

BGNEWS Girls rule the school, grade book OU students BRIEFING proud of THE BG NEWS Survey finds females "It's these differences in study said Bruce Ilildebrand, execu- UCLA's findings put the skills and habits that translate tive director for lugher education spotlight on what may be a real- Sorority hosts study more than to higher grades and a high- at the Washington DC office of ity of college — it's just going party school Katrina Fundraiser males, graduate faster er course completion rate," theAAP. to take longer for students On Saturday at 8 p.m., Pi Weil said. Right now 54 percent of to graduate. reputation Kappa Delta will sponsor a Their nationwide findings are four-year university students The burden of fixing this fundraiser for those affected By Laura K. Simmons consistent with the University's are graduating in four to six problem has fallen in large part by Hurricane Katrina. REPORTER documentation. years, which is a major prob- on publishers to develop more Parents question The event features per- Female students study more, Records from the Office of the lem in higher education, sophisticated educational quality of university formances from several get higher grades and gradu- Registrar show that in spring Ilildebrand said. products with supplements like departments across cam- ate sooner than their male 2005, the average GPA for men The result is that colleges and CDs, tapes and study guides. academics, programs pus, including a first-hand peers, according to a recent was 2.73, while it was 3.03 universities are under grow- "Our job is to make tools that account of the aftermath of survey of 1,800 college students for women. ing pressure to help students help push students out faster," By Maria Gallucci Hurricane Katrina. The free nationwide. lay Sowers, sophomore, said graduate faster. Hildebrand said. U DIRE event will be held in the Union The survey, conducted by the findings make sense. "What's happening is that But these tools will only work ATHENS — AOL Instant Multipurpose Room. A ribbon Student Monitor — a research 'Girls seem to be more we've got more students who when put to good use. Messenger profiles proudly dis- sale will benefit the American publication that studies college focused and organized," Sowers are less ready for college, and Stacy Scarazzo, assistant play it. Seven Facebook groups Red Cross. students — for the Association said. "The average guy seems less state money for universi- director for higher education to date exalt it. Countless cheers of American Publishers, took more lax; he probably has other ties, which drives up tuition at the AAP, wasn't surprised by from Court Street and house Consumers warned a closer look at the connec- things on his mind." and puts increasing pressure on the results. balconies proclaim it. The of ad loan scam tion between study habits and But the purpose of the survey the campus and its resources," "The idea that studying posi- Princeton Review has ranked students' grades. was not to find which sex is the Hildebrand said. tively influences grades is very Ohio University at Athens as the The Ohio Department The findings show that better student. According to a study done by basic, but it is one that is easily No. 2 Party School in the nation of Commerce's Division of women are 35 percent more "It's just that the most remark- ACT — administrators of the forgotten," she said. "Reading this year. Financial Institutions warned likely to study daily, and 23 per- able finding happened to be the ACT college entrance exam — the textbook thoroughly While some students use this Ohioans to be wary of newspa- cent more likely to read their difference between men and only 22 percent of the 1.2 million — focused study — all these label as a bragging right, others per ad loan scams after incor- textbook thoroughly than men. women," Weil said. high school graduates are col- things make better students." doubt the credibility of the survey rect ads were published in the "I'd say it's true," said Emily The survey was conducted lege-qualified in English, math In Weil's time working with and frown upon its implications Lorain Morning Journal. Grooms, sophomore. "I defi- to find out what kinds of study and science. the Student Monitor, he's decid- for the university. Consumers are advised to nitely study more than my habits help students succeed A similar study by tlie Higher ed grades really do come down "My friends at other schools be wary of any mortgage com- guy friends." in college. Education Research Institute at to study habits. have been jealous of the ranking pany that does not identify Eric Weil, managing part- "There is an increasing problem UCLA showed that more than "It's the results of applying and what it means,'' said Danielle its name or mortgage broker ner of the Student Monitor, that students aren't staying and one- tliird of college faculty believe yourself," Weil said. "Women Nowicki, OU freshman, although registration number. said studying makes all aren't graduating and are tying most of their students lack basic tend to be better students she said the party school reputa- the difference. up the system in the process," skills needed for college. because they study better." tion has made her and her friends question the academic quality of the school. As a tour guide, Matt Barnes, sophomore often faces questions from parents pertaining to OU's College attendance depends on peers, parents party-school reputation. "I don't think (the reputation) takes anything away from the demic revolution of the 1960s "They're trying in need of its services. Tokpah student is from a lower-income great academics we have. It just First-generation and 70s, but Padak said the said the center will begin send- area and classmates are not says that we work hard during students face federal government strictly to blend into an ing out information to the three attending college, it is likely that the week and party harder dur- defines them. Even if parents environment target groups of students before the student will also not attend. ing the weekend," Barnes said he additional challenges had attended some college or classes start, so they can know However, the opposite also tells them. received an associate's degree, where they have no what programs are available applies. If everyone in a student's Annie Matchinga, a junior By Rachel Abbey a student is still considered support from home." to them. peer group is attending school, and an officer for the Facebook U-WIRE first generation. "We're trying to be a little more the student may find a way so he group "I Contributed to Making KENT — Raven Montanez's The university takes more CHRISTOPHER TOKPAH, KENT STATE pro-active," he said. or she can also attend. OU the #2 Parry School in the mother always encouraged her time and effort with first-gen- Montanez said she had never Across the nation, the amount Nation," said she finds the rank- to go to college. eration students, Padak said. Department of Education, heard of the programs, but she of people without bachelor's ing positive. OU's reputation as Her mom never attended and Financial and social issues, such according to the undergraduate also said she does not feel she degrees still outnumber those a party school enhances its per- always tells Montanez how hard as lack of support at home, can studies Web site. First-genera- needs them. Academically, she with a degree almost 3-to-l. sonality by showing that students it is without a degree. cause problems. tion students and students with said she has support from her According to the 2000 Census, know how to have a good time, As the oldest of five children, Parents who did not com- financial needs can be assisted teachers and her mother backs about 24 percent of the popula- she said. Montanez said her mother has plete college may not be able to by TRIO. her decision to attend school. tion ages 25 and older had at least Still, some students fear that a lot of expectations for her to be earn the higher income of their Another TRIO grant spon- Not all first-generation stu- a bachelor's degree, and about OU's part>' school reputation successful. Montanez has cous- peers with degrees, making it sors tutoring at the Academic dents have this kind of support, 21 percent of people in Ohio had could make tiicir education less ins who have gone to college, harder for their children to go Success Center. Aside from first- Padak said. Some parents dis- attained such a degree. credible to future employers, but she is the only person in her to college. generation students, the grant miss college as an option, tell- immediate family to go. "You may be able to get into can be used to help students ing their children that it is an "I have to explain every- college, but you may not be able with low incomes or those with unnecessary step in the working thing, detail for detail, to my to attend," he said. disabilities, said Christopher world. Most fall between these mother about the college pro- Kent State offers programs Tokpah, student success special- two extremes, he said. cess because she never went to first-generation students to ist at Kent State. The main problem is that no through it. Everything that's help them overcome such chal- The grant funds services for one at home has the experience new to me is new to her," said lenges. The Upward Bound pro- about 300 students, Tokpah to guide them through common Montanez, a nursing major gram prepares high school stu- said, and the university provides college problems, Tokpah said. at Kent State University and dents for college, said Geraldine additional money for all-access "They're trying to blend into Pmperties first-generation student. Hayes Nelson, associate dean tutoring. 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Kent State. prepare them for the possibility, options, such as open tutoring They are still considered first • Updated Birchwood • Triplex Some people think the num- with prep classes and scholar- provided by the university. generation, but have someone - small pets allowed - small pets ullowed ber of first-generation stu- ship searches. From information students to show them the ropes. dents should have dramati- Upward Bound is a TRIO provide, the department can Peer groups pose another • See our website or call for many more listings cally decreased since the aca- program funded by the U.S. seek out students who may be social challenge, Padak said. If a

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JAILED DEACONESS, 73, ORDERED RELEASED www.bgnews.com/nation KENNER, La. (AP) — Merlene Maten stood out in the prison where she has been since Hurricane Katrina. The 73-year-old spent two weeks among hardened criminals. Her bail was a stiff $50,000. Police say the grandmother from New Orleans took $63.50 in goods from a looted deli the day after Katrina struck. NATION Gas prices fuel anger Roberts claims 'rule of law' across Chief Justice nominee says he relies on law, not opinions America By Jesse I.HolanrJ tivity would be wrong. By Win Lester 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS "These charges are, at best, 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Chief Justice misplaced and, at worst, delib- WASHINGTON — Eight in 10 nominee John Roberts ended erately misleading attacks people say it's important for three days of sometimes-con- that would have been leveled Americans driving sport utility tentious Senate testimony against anyone nominated to vehicles to switch to more fuel- yesterday by telling wary the high court by this presi- efficient vehicles to reduce the Democrats that ideologues dent," said Jennifer Cabranes nation's dependence on oil, a don't belong on the Supreme Braceras, a Republican appoin- poll found. Court. He said his record shows tee on the U.S. Commission on With gas prices hovering he will rely on the law, not Civil Rights. around $3 a gallon nationally personal views. Schumer questioned whether and rising sharply, six in 10 said Persistent grilling by Roberts would be "a truly mod- they are not confident President Democrats on the Judiciary est, temperate, careful judge," Bush is takingthe right approach Committee made no inroads as the nominee contends, or, as to solving the nation's energy in Roberts' support among the some Democrats fear, one who problems, according to the sur- Senate's majority Republicans, "will use your enormous talents vey by the Pew Research Center who plan to vote the week after to use the court to turn back a for the People & the Press. next to make him the nation's near century of progress." Given several choices for 17th chief justice. Democrats have complained dealing with energy problems, Roberts tried to reassure that Roberts avoided many of the public has some clear Democrats that he would use their questions by saying he preferences: the "rule of law," not his per- couldn't comment on issues • Almost seven in 10 want the sonal beliefs, to judge cases that Evan Vucci AP Photo that could come before the government to establish price come before the high court. MAKING HIS CASE: Chief Justice nominee John Roberts, center, shakes hands with adviser, former Tenn. Supreme Court, controls on gasoline and want "I think if you've looked at liarly on in his third day of tes- more spending on subway, rail Sen. Fred Thompson on Capitol Hill, yesterday at the conclusion of Roberts' confirmation hearing before timony, Roberts said Cijngress what I've done since I took the Senate Judiciary Committee. Fellow Roberts adviser, former Rep. Chairman, Ed Gillespie, is at right. and bus systems. the judicial oath, that should has tile authority to pass laws • Just over seven in 10 want convince you that I'm not disqualify. The American Bar "If the Constitution administrations and a multi- barring discrimination based to give tax cuts to companies to an ideologue," Roberts said Association also confirmed its million-dollar lawyer in private on race, gender and disability, develop wind, solar and hydro- after an impassioned plea by "well-qualified" rating. says the little guy practice and he defended his record on gen energy. Democratic Sens. Dianne Republicans were confi- should win, then Sen. Richard Durbin, D-III., minority issues. • Just over eight in 10 want Feinstein of California and dent that Roberts would win wondered whether Roberts He said he had argued cases in higher fuel efficiency required Charles Schumer of New York the committee's majority the little guy's going would treat society's less for- favor of and against affirmative for cars, trucks and SUVs. for him to explain what kind of approval next week and then to win in the court tunate the same way he would action. • Slightly more than half, 52 chief justice he would be. Senate confirmation, with deal with the wealthy who often "Yes, I was in an administra- percent, favor giving tax cuts to As for ideologues, he said, the backing of some moder- before me." have better lawyers, better legal tion that was opposed to quo- energy companies to explore for "you and 1 agree that that's not ate Democrats, before the briefs and an advantage in the tas," Roberts told Sen. Edward M. more oil. JOHN ROBERTS, CHIEF JUSTICE Kennedy, D-Mass. "Opposition the sort of person we want on Supreme Court term begins NOMINEE court system. The rising anxiety over high the Supreme Court." Oct. 3. "If the Constitution says that to quotas is not the same thing gas prices has caused a shift Roberts, who was a gov- Committee Democrats have "I don't know what I'm going the little guy should win, then as opposition to affirmative in public priorities about the ernment and private law- yet to commit to Roberts, but to do," said Feinstein, who said the little guy's going to win in action." importance of exploring for yer before being appointed a they knowtheycannot stop him his testimony showed "this very the court before me," Roberts Several Democrats have criti- new energy. federal appeals court judge and President Bush will soon cautious, very precise man, said. "But if the Constitution cized Roberts for assailing the Almost six in 10 now say in Washington, said, "I would follow with another nomina- young, obviously with staying says that the big guy should win, Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling in exploring for new sources of hope you would look at my tion to the court. power. ... I'm convinced you well then the big guy's going to Ptyler v. Doe, which struck down energy is more important than briefs and my arguments before "It'sgoingtotake sometime of will be there, God willing, for 40 win because my obligation is to a Texas law and said the state had protecting the environment. the Supreme Court and con- realcarefulthinkingaboutwhat years. And that even concerns the Constitution." to provide free public education to People were evenly split on that clude that that's a person who to do" on the vote, Schumer said me more because it means that That didn't convince Rep. illegal immigrant childrea question in 2002. Half now sup- respects the law, respects the after the hearing. my vote means more." John Lewis, D-Ga„ who partici- Roberts, then working for the port drilling for oil and gas in the court before whom he is argu- Bush selected Roberts to Feinstein voted to confirm pated in the civil rights strug- Reagan administration, criti- Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ing and will approach the law in succeed the late Chief Justice Roberts for the U.S. Court gles that helped secure passage cized the rulingand argued that in Alaska. a similar way as a judge." William H. Rehnquist as chief of Appeals for the District of of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. the administration should have Only four in 10 wanted to pro- Roberts cleared one of his justice. The conservative judge Columbia Circuit; Schumer "I don't buy this argument he gotten involved in the case. mote the increased use of nucle- last hurdles when committee could, at age 50, shape the high voted against him. was just doing his job, just fol- As chief justice, Roberts ar power, while slightly more chairman Arlen Specter, R- court for at least a generation. Frustrated Democrats tried lowing the rule," said Lewis, one would assign the writing of than half opposed that step. Pa„ and top Democrat Patrick The vote to confirm him to elicit a sense of John Roberts of more than a dozen witnesses opinions in which he was with The Pew poll of 1,523 adults Leahy of Vermont announced "isn't just rolling the dice it's the man rather than the judge who testified after Roberts. the majority, so he could assign was taken Sept. 8-11 and has a that an FBI background check betting the whole house," who was a political appointee Roberts' supporters said an opinion to himself and try to margin of sampling error of plus had found nothing that would Schumer said. in the Reagan and first Bush accusing him of racial insensi- limit the outcome move. or minus 3 percentage points. Mayor Nagin announces new start Sections of French the Mississippi River from the suffered little or no flooding and ers will use the city's Convention city so original, so unique, that cals such as arsenic. Tests of the French Quarter, on Monday, the were among the least-damaged Center to supply returning resi- everybody's going to want to city's foul-smelling air found no Quarter to reopen, mayor aid. The city's Uptown parts of New Orleans They rep- dents with food, wood and other come." significant health risks. city will 'breathe again' area will be reopened in stages resent 182,000 residents out of things they will need. The death toll in Louisiana The floodwaters continued to next Wednesday and Friday, he a city of nearly half a The return will mark climbed to 474 on Wednesday, recede on the city's hard-hit east said. million. the start of what the and is expected to rise further side, revealing a pathetic scene: By Brett Martel The French Quarter will follow "We will have life. We mayor said will probably as state and federal officials go Block after block of once-flooded THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on Sept. 26. will have commerce. be the biggest urban about the monumental task neighborhoods is covered in a NEW ORLEANS — Mayor Ray "The French Quarter is high We will have people reconstruction project of collecting the bloated and slimy, putrid muck and dotted Nagin announced yesterday and dry, and we feel as though it getting into their nor- in U.S. history. decayed corpses and identifying with mined cars, snapped utility that large sections of the city will has good electricity capabilities," mal modes of opera- "My gut feeling right them through DNA. The overall poles and collapsed houses. reopen next week, and the histor- the mayor said, "but since it's so tions, and the normal now is that we'll settle death toll in five states reached About 40 percent to 50 percent ic French Quarter the week after historic, we want to double- and rhythm of the city of in at 250,000 people 710. of the city was still flooded, down that. "The city of New Orleans triple-check before we fire up all New Orleans that is RAY NAGIN over the next three to Government tests released from 80 percent after Katrina hit, ... will start to breathe again," he electricity in there to make sure so unique," the mayor Mayor six months, and then Wednesday found dangerous as pumps worked to siphon oil 8 said. that, because every building is so said. He added: "It's a we'll start to ramp up amounts of sewage-related bacte- billion gallons a day. The announcement came close, that if a fire breaks out, we good day in New Orleans. The over time to the half- million we ria in the floodwaters, along with On Wednesday, Ixiuisiana Gov. amid progress in restoring elec- won't lose a significant amount of sun is shining.... We're going to had before and maybe exceed," lead from unknown sources and Katiileen Blanco indefinitely tricity and water service and what we cherish in this city." bring this city back." he said. "I imagine building a high levels of industrial chemi- postponed scheduled elections. the day after the release of gov- The mayor also said business Nagin said there should be ernment tests showing that the people will be allowed into the power in most areas where peo- Qoodwaters contain dangerous central business district tomor- ple will be allowed back. But the bacteria and industrial chemicals row and Sunday. But he did not water in some places will be good but that the air is safe to breathe. address whether that section only for flushing toilets, not for Bauuunm The first section to reopen to would be reopened. drinking and bathing, he said. 1-HOUR residents will be Algiers, across The reopened areas generally The mayor said major iri.nl We honor ALL competitor coupons

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TtevwekSpdisre)udeBw*ngGreenvs.B(»seSate,ina Linebacker fights contests the best of the mid-majors. Abo featured ae big games from mainstays Ohio State, Michigan and rttre Dame Will OSU disappoint? WHI Michigan regroup' VW Chafe way into rotation Wtes be deemed a god by long-suffering Notre Dame tans if i i n hegteslW? Rndoutwhatthesenate)expertsthinkbekw. 1AKUB0WSKI.FR0MPAGE6 some churches following an This weeks special guest is toby Hatcht, senior, catcher for SEAN CORP RYANAUTUUO MIKEMETZGER ABBY HABICHT earthquake that took place in El the Falcon sortbal team. Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Design Editor Softball lakubowski's efforts have also Salvador. 6-5 6-6 7-5 been noticed over the years by During that time he learned BG Assistant Coach (oh n Bowers how to speak Spanish quite flu- Bowling Green at as he has worked his way up. ently and decided that once Boise State Soft 56-38 BG 42-38 BG 64-63 BG A lot to a little. BG Bowers was his position coach again "God was calling" him to while he was a strong safety and a destination, which made him Rant Boise St. didn't look BG can't afford to Whoever's defense Idaho only has a big part of his development. take up international business, ■POINT SPREAD NOT RELEASED VET good last week and be 1-2 entering its shows up will win potatoes, we have "There is no one on our along with a duel-major in mar- BG's defense might first home game. this game. Omar. defense who has paid a heavier keting with a Spanish minor. have a breakout game price than that guy has paid," "I felt God calling me when I Bowers said. "He has worked wastheretothepeopleofCentral his way up every year, and has America and one thing that had No. 5 Tennessee at wamm gotten better and better and attracted me was business," he No. 6 Florida Score 21-13 Honda 24-20 Florida 27-20 Florida ?-? better." said. "With most of those coun- Though he knew he was mak- tries, a very effective way to get Rant aORIDA 6 POINT FAVORITE I'll give credit where Tennessee is vastly Urban will lead the 1 think it might be ing improvements and working into the country and administer it is due: Urban overated, evident in team to victory and too close to call. hard to improve each season, to the people is through busi- Meyer's coaching will its seven-point win himself to another lakubowski went through times ness. Now with CAFTA (Central lead Florida to a win. over UAB. school next week where his faith was tested. Not America Free Trade Agreement) only did he have to make it that just passed with President through Coach Urban Meyer's Bush, it opens the doors wide Michigan State at two-a-days "that kicked your open for me to go down there." No. 10 Notre Dame score butt and made you just want While in Central America, he 31-28 Notre Dame 28-12 Notre Dame 35-10 Notre Dame 60-13 Notre Dame to quit the team," but he had to says he'd like to start a business, Rant continue making the commit- relocate a business there or do NOTRE DAME 6.5 POINT FAVORITE The Weis bandwagon Irish still need vali- Watch out for the Brady Quinn is too will get bigger, but dation after beating leprechauns, they much of a dream ment each season being a pre- some sort of a joint venture that my Spartans will give kjwty Michigan last already got through boat to go 2-1. ferred walk-on that made it on will allow him to fulfill what he them a big test. the wolverines. following a special teams try-out considers God'svision for him in his freshman season. that area of the world. " I don't know how many times, Here at Bowling Green, San Diego State at especially the first couple of lakubowski tries to fulfill his years, I just felt like giving it up," ministry duties by being a No. 9 Ohio State Score 24-7 0SU 27-13 OSU 3-0 San Diego St. 10-0 San Diego St. he said. "It's not the sense that leader for IMPACT Ministries, Rant Ohio St. wins con- Go f yourself San 1 must say, our Oh how 1 hate... you you're not getting paid, but it's a Christian ministry on cam- OHIO STATE 27.5 POINT FAVORITE vincingly, but Tressell Diego. Had to throw guest picker this know the rest. They the heart-ness of it. The coach- pus that teammates Wagner will still do some- in an Anchorman week is rather aren't even worthy es obviously will invest more and Morton lead him to. thing stupid. reference. intelligent. of negative points. time in a guy they're investing There, he helps in running $80,000 dollars in than some- two discipleship study cours- one they haven't invested any es during the week.along with money in, so you know they'll be a big Bible study class once a No. 12 Miami at a string ahead of you in spring week and a leaders meeting No. 20 Clemson score 17-14 Clemson 31-21 Miami 24-21 Miami 52-3 Miami ball just because of that, and on Sunday nights. that's understandable, but you His motto to anyone who is Rant Clemson still has a Clemson will keep l.realty don't have Moss can't be just have to endure through that facing adversity and difficulties MIAMI 7 POINT FAVORITE terrific defense and it close but won't a reason why I'm touched, and the and the only reason I made it similar to his, is to keep fighting they will stifle the survive these choosing Miami. Canes will run all over through that was my faith." through it because it'll pay off in overrated Hurricanes. That faith has also carried the end. him to other places than the col- "If you wait maybe a little lon- lege football Held or to a univer- ger and stick through it and have Eastern Michigan at sity, as he spent six months of his a little endurance, what helped No. 14 Michigan score 42-14 Michigan 28-27 Michigan 38-14 Michigan 90-1-6) Michigan junior year of high school doing me was my faith," he explained. missions work in Guatemala. "But if you can stick through with MICHIGAN 29 POINT FAVORITE Rant Michigan regroups Much to my chagrin, Gabe Watson will Go Blue! I think There he helped to give out food it, you'll see that in the end it'll be after Notre Dame I'm going with the lead the Maize and EMU might score to locals and helped to re-build worth it... more times than not." defeat and takes it Wolverines, albert in Blue to victory with negative points. EMU. a close one. an INT return. Luchey returns to Confidence returns to South Bend Indians in WEIS, FROM PAGE 6 Weis is from New Jersey, and, off turnovers. And while contention not surprisingly, he's report- Willingham got the credit for BELUARO. FROM PAGE 7 Bengals a wiser man even practiced the pregame edly a big Bruce Springsteen the victories, he also got the and in the grass. He started fan. Weis has brought a boss- blame and the pink slip after cle in his arm during the season prayer before their opener at a double play in the eighth Former Bengal Pittsburgh. After the game, like, "lersey" nastiness to the the Irish lost 14 of his final inning Tuesday night that opener, leaving the Bengals in Irish, who won the battle in 25 games, including eight by fullback only returnee need of a running back. Luchey Walker credited Weis' well- even made low-key pitcher prepared game plan for the 42- the trenches and shut down three touchdowns or more. Kevin Millwood cheer. from pre-Lewis era impressed Lewis during a work- Pittsburgh QB Tyler Palko and Notre Dame's recruiting out Tuesday, and they signed 21 victory. Belliard fell behind in He's done it as the offen- U-M's talented squad. prowess is rising under Weis, the count 0-2 against Zito him to a one-year deal with a ButWeisknowsearlysuccess which means he might have a By JfM ftp salary of $540,000. sive play-caller and attack- on Wednesday night and a IKE ASSOCIATED PRESS won't cut it at Notre Dame. In better chance to continue the Lucheys weight was a con- ing weaknesses. Weis sur- Cleveland rally appeared in CINCINNATI — Nick Luchey left prised Michigan with a no- 2002, Tyrone Willingham won success. danger of stalling. But Belliard cern in Green Bay— he's listed at his first eight games. Sports For now, he has his players Cincinnati shortly after Marvin 273 pounds — and the Bengals huddle offense at the start of jumped on one of Zito's curve Lewis arrived to take over as head Saturday's game. The Irish Illustrated put the Irish on its convinced they can do it. balls and sent it sailing over weren't sure what to expect cover after a victory at MSU "This is a team," Weis said. coach. The fullback was worn "He was productive here and easily drove 76 yards and took the left field wall. down by losing and eager to play a 7-0 lead, setting the tone for with the headline: "What a dif- "When they walked off the field "You have to love the way he's been productive as I've seen ference a coach makes." last season, their confidence for a team that had a chance to him in Green Bay," Lewis said, the 17-10 victory. The offense, Ronnie plays," Wedge said. make the Super Bowl. with 10 returning starters, Unlike Weis' unit, however, was rattled. There's nothing The Indians open a home "We wanted to make sure he was Willingham's offense strug- better in coaching than hav- Three years later, he's been in physical condition to handle looks potent for the first time weekend series Friday brought back to the Bengals — a in years. gled that year _ the 2002 team ing players that are starting to against the Royals, who it He really impressed me, actu- scored almost half of its points gain some confidence." rarity under Lewis. Luchey signed ally, with what he did out here He's done it with defense. have the worst record in a one-year deal this week, giving on the field. We put him through baseball but have played him a chance to earn a place in his paces pretty good, as you Seniors well against Cleveland. the backfield where he started his would think." FreshmaN vs. They are 7-5 against Kansas I ti-,11111,111 Mtmionzfi Somoi City this season. career in 1999. For now, Luchey will have li ■ i tbila io "I heard I was the first and to win playing time on special [ >| i gi I.'I.I g| nil- only guy to come back under the teams. If that goes well, he could Marvin Lewis era." Luchey said. get into a backfield that already That's true. I didn't bum any includes Rudi Johnson, leremi bridges. When I left, it was just a |i ihi isi in and Chris Peny. LUBE/OIL/FILTER FREE FALL CHECK-UP business decision." "His task is to prove to me & TIRE ROTATION A different type of decision including checking all- that he'll be able to assume the Q(\ * Most Cars and brought him back. role that Kenny Watson had, $ **** Light Trucks A Belts, Hoses, Coolant, Luchey went by the last name and that's being a core special 15 CtTGO All Fluids, Battery, of Williams when the Bengals teams player, then move for- hcUtM' oi Her oi change ««,upIo 5 ojjarts d quaRy Cap) mow * mm Uba; & 40 Point Inspection drafted him in the fifth round in ward from there," Lewis said. anSaampislenhriesattrrapeclion HM*aiou*K.Tnieuololitrcilin. 1999. He changed to his biologi- "From that point, we can estab- cal father's name and developed lish his role on offense." into a dependable blocker during A couple of other teams were his four seasons in Cincinnati willing to give Luchey a tryout but Luchey played inall 16games, he quickly settled on Cincinnati. 50% OFF carried 12 times and caught "It just felt right to come back ■ny Initock 25% OFF seven passes in 2002, sharing here," he said MUFFLERS, fullback duties with Lorenzo A lot has changed since ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Neal. Neal went to San Diego he left. Only a dozen players BRAKEPADS, or SHOES Maximum Savings of $25 as a free agent after the season, remain from Luchey s final sea- not valid with any othaf otter and Luchey was an unrestricted son in Cincinnati, underscor- free agent as well. ing Lewis' drive to rebuild the LIFETIME WARRANTED The Bengals, Browns and team. The Bengals went 8-8 in Packers were interested. Lewis each of his first two seasons, needed a fullback and tried to raising expectations for a win- 10% Student Discount with I.D. talk him into sticking around ning season this year. •Erc/udM olftav oflav. for the rebuilding — Cincinnati Luchey noticed a different hasn't had a winning season atmosphere in the locker room. since 1990. "It hasn't really changed as far Instead, Luchey chose the as the view — the view's pretty Packers, figuring they had a bet- much the same," Luchey said. Auto Service ter chance of teaching a Super "But it just seems like guys are BowL He got a reported six-year, having a little bit more fun. Centers $6.6 million deal that included a Losing kind of keeps you apart, $1.1 million signing bonus, leav- winning keeps you together. The ing him in line to get a full-time guys here believe they can win. Tuffy Does It Right! job at some point "In Green Bay, winning was It never happened. Luchey was a thing that we did and it really released earlier this month, leav- keeps the guys like family. We HOURS: ing him without a job when the started off 1 -4 last year and came MON-FRI 8anv6pm season began. out on top because guys had SAT8am-2pm He had already scheduled a that much hunger and belief. visit to Cincinnati when running I see that here. It's going to be back Kenny Watson tore a mus- interesting." 1087 S. Main St. • 353-2

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'EXORCISE': Scariness www.bgnews.com/pulse isn't necessary for this BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY movie to be worth a look V0UME1N ISSUE 20 — find out why; PAGE 9 Net piracy pillages film industry Movie downloading or haven't yet been released to making millions of dollars." the public. Indeed movies continue to spikes and catches Not to mention, the movies make millions of dollars each at eyes at the MPAA are free. the box office, but the MPAA said "The kids don't feel guilty at all," the industry as a whole is losing Coletta said. The movie industry billions because of piracy. By Adam Shapiro They estimate the U.S. motion REPORTER has "ripped people off for years." Sarah Hummel, a sophomore picture industry loses nearly $3.5 The days of plundering pirates 51m student, said movie piracy is billion each year due to various are far from over. unfair to those who work in the forms of movie piracy, especially Today's pirates may not sail through P2P programs. the high seas, but they do surf industry, but she understands why people do it During a film convention this the Internet, illegally down- year, president and CEO of the loading and distributing copy- "It goes back to the high MPAA, Dan Glickman, said digi- righted products along the way. cost," Hummel said. tal theft "threatens the economic Though these pirates may Students often cite the future" of the film industry. not be the dangerous, cut- high prices of DVDs "The illegal trafficking of mov- lass-carrying kind of legends, and movie tickets ies on the Internet, usually on they are costing the film as reasons why peer-to-peer networks, is our industry billions of dollars many college greatest challenge and we are every year, according to the kids engage in working hard to address it head Motion Picture Association movie piracy. on," Glickman said. of America A newly- The future of P2P networks is The MPAA said college stu- released currently unclear. dents are contributing to this DVD In lune, the Supreme Court problem because they often movie ruled in MGM Studios Inc. v. have high-speed access to ' u s u - Grokster Ltd. that P2P file shar- file sharing networks, making ally costs ing companies, Grokster and it easy to illegally swap movie between StreamCast (maker of Morpheus), files. $15 and could be held liable for inducing It's so easy for students to find $20, while copyright infringement copyrighted movie files online, "The business models said professor Charles Coletta, ticket prices in northwest employed by Grokster and who teaches popular film. StreamCast confirm that their "It's only going to become easier Ohio are as high as $9.50. principal object was use of their and easier,' he added. software to download copyright- Although students have easy "When I'm at school, 1 rarely go ed worts," Justice Souter said in access to copyrighted movies, the court's opinion. obtaining them isn't as convenient Additionally, to the movies," said The unanimous decision as it may seem. students risk open- Blake Mikol, 21. a visual means that companies, like Downloading movies through ing up their computers to P2P networks isn't currently a communication and technol- Grokster, that produce file shar- a peer-to-peer network, such as potentially dangerous viruses major threat to the industry. Army said. ogy education major. ing software, can now be sued Morpheus, can take hours due and software. "I think that if download- Some still find illegally down- "Most people still love going for encouraging and assisting in to the large sizes of the files, and Because of these complica- ing movies became as fast and loading movies alluring, as P2P to the theater though," he added. copyright theft. the sound and picture quality tions, Nick Army, a film produc- refined as downloading an mp3 programs often allow users access "Piracy has been going on for often suffer. tion major, said movie piracy via is, then it will be a threat," to movies that are still in theaters sometime, but movies are still PIRACY, PAGE 9

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KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE I Ji WWW.B6NEWS.COM PULSE Friday. September 16.2005 9 CHECKING YOUR P U L V I -A^V "VITALS •yCheta Howard "The Exorcism The Willowz A Static Lullaby JamisonParker REPORTER of Emily Rose" This week, the Pulse checked H WHLLOWZ the vitals of Grant Pardee, a sophomore who shares his ... passion for classic rock by way of 50,000 watts. GRANT PARDEE Name: Grant Pardee. a.k.a. SOPHOMORE "Brodie" a woman called and offered to At* 19 perform unspeakable sexual ExQRfijfM acts on me - she said she had Lakeshore Entertainment "Talk in Circles" "Faso Latido" "Sleepwalker" Class standing: Sophomore her own website, but she was Sony Screen Gems S)-mpathy for the Record Industry Columbia Records Inlerscope Records older than my mom. Needless Major: Education. Integrated to say, 1 passed on that golden Social Studies. opportunity

Hometown: Metamora. Ohio Favorite Web site: n At first glance, "The Exorcism For a sophomore release on a The second album from A Static For once, a band tailoring all of its —a 563-person town (depend- wvw.somethingaweful.coni. of Emily Rose" appears to be a relatively small independent Lullaby is the kind of CD that attention on a significant other ing who has guests) that's near because it tickles me. rip-off of "The Exorcist," but it label, the Willowz have come up will either draw a love or hate gets the formula right for one of Sytvania. actually throws in an interesting with a very ambitious, diverse response due to the substance die liest albums dial has been Why did you choose BGSU? element into the mix. and enjoyable album. and subjectivity of the lyrics. around centering on a simple yet Press play on the stereo: Mainly because I like the color As it so happens, "The Exorcism The songs on "Talk in Circles" Faso Latido is a compilation complex topic. Paul McCartney's. "Chaos and brown. of Emily Rose" rums out to be range from straight ahead filled with explicit, painful lyrics, lamisonl'arker. made up (if Creation in the Back Yard" more of a courtroom drama than Stooges-style rock to off-center and the screams from vocalists the dun lamison Covington and Dream job: Replacing Conan it is a horror film. indie music more akin to the )oe Brown and Itiil Pirrone echo Parker (iisc. have precise timing Your job: Disc jockey for when he moves to the Tonight The film is based on the true softest Pixies songs. The album is the emotional vibe of the record. of their music and the selective Toledo's Classic Rock Station, Show. story of a priest, Father Moore so varied and sprawling, though, A Static Lullaby breathes the words used for Sleepwalker can 94.5 XKR.I started as an unpaid (Tom Wilkinson) who is put on that all sorts of influences can be insincerity of bad relationships reach out in anyone who has intern helping out with live If there were a physical fight trial for the death of Emily Rose discovered after a few listens. and a person losing their religion, cared for another. broadcasts. Vtorked up to between Kiss and Led Zeppelin, i leniiifer Carpenter), whom he The lead vocals are fantastic and the band takes an unusual Tracks like "Emergency Room doing (paid!) late night shifts, who would win? Led Zeppelin, had performed a failed exorcism and intense. The vocals are com- shot at Hollywood and the entire Romantic" "I Should Mean More" and then on the air. Now I easily. Kiss would be too wor- on prior to her death. He did plimented and, at times, overtak- TV community. and "Best Mistake" take ihe audi- have two weekend shows and ried about their eyeliner. this because he believed she was en by the female bass player. Her The one huge fault in sizing ence's guard down and hits the then occasionally on the air as possessed by demons, while the voice is fantastic when combined up A Static Uillaby to others is reservoir of emotions and sensa- a fill in. This is something for Name one song you hate public believed Emily had a men- with a hard rock song but on the that although the premise of tions we all carry, though some- fun right now. I'd hate to be playing: "We Built This City" tal illness that led to her death. album's two acoustic tracks. their songs is easy to relate to, the times IHU out on our sleeve. living at the poverty level my by Starship. But it's worth His lawyer (Laura Linney) The instruments are played overly unsettling words ran push The song standing out from whole life! mentioning that, although it doesn't believe Emily was neither well but are not outstanding. It anyone over the edge, even the the rest is "I lore's Everything I've isn't classic nor rock. LFOs posessed nor mentally ill at first, is an original take on basic rock most hopeless listeners. Always Meant to Say," mainly Where did your on-air name, "Summer Girls" is, in fact, the but as strange events begin hap- 'n roll music, and it is definitely A Static lullaby takes the ugly because of the truth in the lyrics. Brodie, come from? Well. 1 worst song of all time. pening around her, she begins done right. sklo "I the worid and takes the Sleepwalker may be cliquey used to use my real name to buy more and more into the The production of the album torch to the next level. because the theme of the record on the air, but people would Top five albums of all time: belief that demons had pos- is what really stands out the first On "Shotgun" the words, "The will always produce an everlast- get it confused. They'd think Good question—tough. sessed Emily. few times; the music is well bal- trigger is as cold as blood and ing amount of ballads and songs, my name was Graham Number one would have to be The story is told through a anced with good uses of sound your pain is now my depres- but what sets lamisonl'arker instead of Grant The kicker T\bbey Road" from the Beatles. series of flash back sequences effects. Whether the focus is on sion" cuts through the fabric of apart from the rest is dieir music was that one time a woman Then "Exile on Main Street," of events that occurred during the guitars or vocals, the listener's subdued pop music into ait area is not mellow or overly hard. called and asked why I called Rolling Stones. 1 think Elvis Emily's possession through the ear is obviously guided wherever of in-your-face grunge which The pitch and the technique of myself "Grad Party" — as Costello's "My Aim is True" is eyes of various characters. the band and producer wants it has long since left the popular the album is magnificent. in Graduation Party. I had brilliant, too. And, weD. I guess The horror aspects of the film to be. music scene. lamisonl'arker prove more to explain that, no, my real Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the are the weak point; most of the The album is very long, clock- The most depressing moment members in a band do not nec- honest to God name is Grant Holy" and of course The Clash. scenes meant to scare you have ing in at almost an even hour. of Faso Latido is during "Calmer essatOy mean a better act Pardee, not Grad Party. Then I "London Calling." already been seen in the previews This would be a good thing if the Than You Are" when the lyrics luii guys from California just took Brodie because I like and offer very little shock value placement of the tracks had been "We can't feel loved/We can't feel singing about feelings and love Mallrats. And laws. In your own words: I am the too, unlike "The Exorcist," which more even. Instead, the last two free/We can't feel at home" are are a winning combination In most amazing man that has manages to maintain some of its songs are a boring acoustic piece reiterated constantly. This phi- this case Weirdest experience while ever lived or ever will live and shock value more than 30 years and a minute of just an organ losophy may true at times, but This album is recommended entertaining the masses? my best trait is my modesty. after its original release. playing. listening to it is not ideal. for lovers and dreamers because There's plenty of weird things! That's not saying it's perfect; it's This album is not meant to be Faso Latido's musical concept after die finale of this record, any- It seems like anybody that Last call: I in on the air on just well made and it makes for a listened to in one sitting, but it is is great but the lyrical content is one can sleep soundly with the ever calls into a radio station 94.5 XKR (94.5-FM) Saturday good rental. great in short. overbearing and dark. soft lyrics of lamisonParkcr. has something wrong with nights from 6 p.m. to midnight, them. One of the more bizarre all request, and Sunday after- —Joe Cunningham — Corey Close —JusrinZelm —Iiistiii/i'lin things to happen recently was noons from noon to 6 p.m.

MPAA advises students against movie piracy IHE PULSE PIRACY, FROM PAGE 8 message that "you can dick but Internet. He was sentenced to ITiough the MPAA is largely copyright laws, which are meant BRIEFING you can't hide" a slogan used as a three-month deferred jail term, concerned with the file sharing to protect the people responsible IME 8G NEWS Unfortunately for college stu- part of their anti-piracy campaign. three years probation, 200 hours of copyrighted movies, they are for making movies. dents, file sharing software com- This is just part of their multi- of community service and a also aware of how easy it is for "Piracy is robbing creative Nintendo to release panies aren't the only ones who pronged approach to combating $5,400 line. students to make hard copies minds everyday of the opportu- smallest handheld can get in trouble. Internet movie piracy. The punishment would have of movies. nity to make a living based on Nintendo ships the smallest End users, or those who use They are also trying to deter been even more severe, but the Army, a junior, said DVD their ideas," Glickman said. "The handheld video game system movie industry is working every- file sharing programs to access students by making them aware student was only a minor when bootlegging may be a bigger to date Sept. 19, called "Game illegal downloads, are also at of the potential consequences of he commited the crimes. problem on campuses than P2P day to find ways to give custom- ers new and exciting choices Boy Micro." great risk. illegally downloading files. In addition to possible legal movie downloads. The Micro is four inches tall, Penalties for individuals who penalties, students who use P2P Today it costs less than $200 to about how they watch movies, Though the MPAA won't reveal while at the same time protecting two inches wide and weighs illegally download copyrighted programs are opening them- purchase, install and download their tactics, they have ways of the rights of the people who work as much as HO paper clips. selves up to a variety of potential the devices and programs that discovering who distributes and material include civil fines of up so hard to create them." The system will retail for downloads copyrighted movies. to $30,000 per copy and possible computer problems, including allow students to copy DVDs. The MPAA wants students to $99.99 and feature removable In fact, they have followed in criminal fines of up to $250,000 viruses, worms, Trojan horses Rather than buying a movie, stu- be aware of the dangers of illegal- faceplates. the footsteps of the Recording and five years in prison. and persistent pop-up ads. dents can rent or borrow it from a ly downloading movies so they It will be compatible with Industry Association of America And according to the MPAA, P2P software can also contain friend, bum it and then return the can avoid the consequences. all Game Boy Advance games, by filing copyright infringement that is just for first-time offenders. spyware programs, giving com- original copy, thus saving a con- Students must be aware that but will not play Game Boy or lawsuits against a number of col- Earlier this year, a student at plete strangers access to personal siderable amount of money. engaging in piracy is like jumping Game Buy Color games. lege students who have illegally the University of Arizona was information stored on computers. Nonetheless, students who into shark-infested waters; it may downloaded films. convicted of illegally download- This makes students extremely partake in this form of piracy can only be a matter of time before The MPAA is trying to send the ing music and movies from the vunerable to identity theft. still be punished for infringing on you are bitten. WBGU FM to host big ticket giveaway WBGU FM will host a ticket giveaway Monday through Thursday for the Anthrax con- College poker Web site staff cert on Saturday, Sept. 24 at Site showcases artists the Agora. COMPETITION, FROM PAGE 8 one that counts. Listeners will get a chance A few of the currently regis- raise money for 9/11 victims to call in for free tickets during "Our Web site works almost tered bands are Short Faced Bear, WBGU's Metal Storm. At least like a radio network." Chatterjee Sunbym, Omar and the Howlers POKER, FROM PAGE 8 from such tournaments. recent tournament will contin- one pair of tickets will be given said. "Each artist gets their own and Pat Chilla the Beat Gorilla. Due to the increased media ue throughout the school year. away each show. channel to showcase their own Mercora.com has a variety of Education is a necessity." coverage of the game, poker CollegePoker.com will host sat- Tune in to Metal Storm content. They are sort of like VJs other genres for users to listen to In their first year of the tour- has reemerged as a popular ellite tours and the winners will Monday, Wednesday and nament, CollegePoker.com of their own music." including comedy, gospel, alter- mainstay on college campuses. move on the next level. 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