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R. KELLY AND JAY-Z: Check out the Pulse SHOWERS HIGH: 46 LOW 33 reviews this week; PAGE 8 www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 86 Copyright policy to be revised
By Holly Abrams of various staff members from l)c working on is a fair use policy, movies and music, Dobb said. COPYRIGHT WEBSITES http://www.utsystem.edu/OGC/ FUCUIIY SENATE REPORtfR throughout the University includ - Dobb said. The revised policy must apply intellectualproperty/cprtindx. Starting in January faculty and ing the library, WBGU, ITS and "Writers or producers have the to both classroom and online htm staff members will begin meeting MyBGSU blackboard, said Dobb. right to ask for money when their teaching, said Bruce Edwards For More Information on UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND to develop a refined and updated The committee hopes the pol- material is used," Dobb said. associate dean in the department Copyright Policies Visit: UNIVERSITY COLLEGE: University wide copyright policy icy should be finished and put "Except under fair use where of continuing and extended edu- Copyright and for faculty and students. into effect by fall semester 2005. materials are used to educate cation. Cornell University: Law about Fair Use in the Classroom, on With new technology, the time Currently the University has people. Unless that use is inter- "What we're working on is a Copyright the Internet, and the World Wide is right to develop a University copyright policies that cover fering with the author's right to comprehensive policy that will http://www.law.cornell.edu/top- Web wide policy, said Executive Vice items faculty and students pro- receive money. We need a policy oversee a face to lace teaching ics/copyright.html http://www.umuc.edu/library/ President Linda Dobb. duce, Dobb said. that people understand and tells environment as well as the online copy.html "So many things have changed But while policies within people when it would be fair use environment," he said. "That will STANDFORD UNIVERSITY: about how we're using materi- departments exist such as for the or when they should be paying." give them maximum learning Copyright and Fair Use INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE als," she said. "Wc have so many University libraries and WBGU, opportunity and yet be respect- http://fairuse.stanford.edu/ UNIVERSITY AT IMDIANAPOLIS: different ways that people are there is no up to date univer- Areas this would cover include ful of copyright." Copyright papers handed out in class or Most questions about copy- using materials that we need sity policy that encompasses Essentials the developing world of digital shown on overheads, web print- right policy at the University a policy that covers the whole UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS: Crash http://www.copyright.iupui.edu/ media, Dobb said. outs, materials on MyBGSU libraries come from faculty, University." Course on Copyright index.htm The committee will consist One aspect the committee will blackboard and downloading COPYRIGHT, PAGE 2 Youth obesity, Smoky atmosphere a joy a health risk By Laura Nelson adults are role models and 3UEST REPORTER need to stress the importance Heart disease, high blood of healthy eating and physi- pressure, diabetes, insomnia cal activity when children are and breathing problems are young. a few of the serious physi- "I don't think address cal consequences associated ing one without addressing at Fidel s with obesity, an increas- the other is going to be too By Miranda Bond ing epidemic in the United successful," Hefner said. ffAIURfS EDITOR States. "Obesity can be caused There is no "No Smoking" sign According to Tonya Hefner, through family habits, in sight at Fidel's. University nutrition educator through the examples that Instead patrons will see a wel- at the Wellness Connection, they set." Erin Hungerman coming smoker's lounge with this is a problem that can be University sophomore, said. leather couches, a caf<5 style avoided by a balanced diet Hungerman believes that a table, television and a walk-in and exercise. child growing up with parents humidor, which the owners call Although obesity has been who do not exercise or eat the pride and joy of their cigar a known health risk for a well will view these habits as shop. long time, only recently it normal and carry out similar "We get credibility with it. is becoming an increasing behavior as they grow older. It's reputable," said Denny problem in the youth of the According to an article titled Emahiser, co-owner of Fidel's. nation. "Obesity Among Children" "It's nice in this room because It is clear that more atten- by Alvin Poussaint, children that's really the focal point of tion is required to identify today spend an average of five the room, 1 think you sit in here and treat obesity in young to six hours daily watching anywhere and look in there if people or this group will face television, using the comput- you're a cigar guy." serious health consequences er and playing video games. While the lounge with a in their adult years. Poussaint believes that this view of the humidor draws in Unlike many other serious five or six hours children customers, Emahiser said that medical conditions, obesity is spend in sedentary activities he believes people come back preventable. Overweight chil- wouldn't matter if they were because of the welcoming dren are suggested to adopt also physically active, but atmosphere he tries to create. As healthier eating and exercis- most are not. customers come into the shop, ing patterns to decrease the "Kids are encouraged to sit at home and learn things Emahiser isn't afraid to strike up Ben Swanger 6G News likelihood of becoming over- a conversation. weight adults, according to electronically and not go out- A woman enters the shop FRIENDLY GATHERING: Students Eric Dale, Michael Click, and Aziz Fatnass enjoy cigars at the Fidel's smokers the Academy of Child and side and make friends. If you looking for a Christmas present lounge yesterday evening. Students make up half of Fldels's customers. Adolescent Psychiatry Web are not running around and for her husband and Emahiser site. doing that, then you are not jokes with her, saying that she special when they come In and Greg Brown, a Sophomore at discovered, there was still room The AACAP Web site also only limiting yourself social- didn't look like a cigar smoker. treat them good," Emahiser the University, has been a regu- for him to learn about the cigar states that between 16 to 33 ly, but physically as well," He is able to remember her hus- said. "When someone leaves lar customer since Fidel's first business. percent of children and ado- Hungerman said. band and the type of cigars that I thank them for their busi- opened. He said that during the "It's funny, cigars that I origi- lescents in the United States Fast food restaurants are he prefers. ness and I really mean it. I love summer he bought cigars every nally bought I thought were are currently obese. Although also a huge contributing Another happy customer left people in the first place." other day. Since school has going to sell, and those were the the disease is easy to prevent, factor to obesity in all ages. satisfied with her purchase. This business philosophy has started, he doesn't buy them as ones that didn't, and the cigars it kills 300,000 people a year. Advertisements for such res- "Everybody's a number and a drawrn customers back to the frequently. He also like to hang that I thought wouldn't sell are Many factors play a role in taurants often target children nobody, but you know if some- shop since it opened a year ago, out in the smokers lounge when the ones that move," he said. "I obesity in the younger gener- with colorful and fun charac- one comes in — always make in November 2003. Emahiser he has time. learned a lot with what cigars ation. Three common factors ters. This advertising, along them feel warm and welcome said that 80 percent of his cus- "I like the fact that it's a nice to buy." include heredity, poor eat- with increasingly larger por- and really make someone feel tomers are repeats. secluded area," he said. "It's a He has made adjustments to ing habits and lack of physi- tion sizes, provides conve- great place to come and smoke his orders to fit the needs of the cal activity; however, poor nience for busy parents. a cigar and drink a beer." customers. eating habits and a lack of Many say schools are also to He said the atmosphere is Adjusting to customers' needs physical activity are the larg- blame. In tecent years, many what drawls him back. was the idea behind opening est contributors to obesity in physical education programs Emahiser said in the daytime the shop. Co-owners Burkle Americans. have been reduced or elimi- that he sees "older guys," and at and Emahiser agreed that there Today, many households nated because of reductions night, "college guys." Business was a need for a place where are dual-income, where both in funding. When this OCCUR, from these age groups tends people could come to buy cigars parents are working full time. teachers and adults must play to be about equal, he says. He and smoke them without being Often, parents lack both the a very important role in con- added that he sees a variety of bothered. time and the energy it takes tinuing to encourage children customers, mostly men, but has They said thattheybelievethe to promote healthy dietary to remain physically active. encountered a few women who customers enjoy hanging out, habits and physical activity "It has to be a concentrated smoke cigars. especially within the "political with their children. effort," Catherine Swick, asso- Business has been good in incorrectness" of the lounge. This culture leads to ciate director of recreational the past year, he said. However, "It's just a place where you unhealthy eating and little sports at the University, said summer sales were slow due to can relax and nobody bothers exercise. Commonly exces- "At any level of education, construction on Wooster Street you Ifor smokingl," Emahiser sive weight gain is the end we must have role models. in front of the store. said. "We are very politically result. Teachers have to show an When Emahiser opened incorrect. We have Playboy "It is a difficult balance," appreciation for health and Fidel's he knew a lot about Hefner said. According to to life-long wellness," Swick Hefner, parents and other Priicllla Thornton Illustration business and cigars, but as he CIGARS, PAGE 2 OBESITY, PAGE 2
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■ - ■ - ■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. December 10.2004 University to define ownership COPYRIGHT. FROM PAGE 1 sure to have an effect on the copyright holders," he said. policy the committee devel- There have been no major teaching assistants and graduate ops arc the Teach Act and the issues so far regarding copyrights assistants, said (Jillecn (xniglilin. Digital Milenium Copyright Act, at the University, the policy will coordinator of circulation at the Coughlin said. be a safeguard, according to university libraries Passed in 2002 the leach Act Dobb. "Usuallj the Issue that comes governs distance education and We do want to make sure in up for the library In particular is digital media, and the Digital the future we don't have any inci- what materials faculty members Milenium Copyright Act, passed dents.'' she said. "By putting out Can use loi their classes, bow in 1998, deals with copyright a policy it will clarify for people much and how often." Coughlin policy with the Internet and use why they can't always use what said. ol software. materials (hey want." Fhe need tor a revised policy The new policy should give I he policy will need to cover in part has to do with changing faculty and students clear guide- a balance between copyright technology MU\ changing laws, lines on copyrighted matierals, holders and those using the Coughlin said, Edwards said. materials, Edwards said. "With technology we can now It will give students and fac- "We need to find a happy I ii i aide copies in a variety of for- ultv the boundaries for what medium between original intel- mats," she said. 'When the law they can use in the classroom lectual achievement and the was written it was primal It) fol and what they have access to ability to share it with students print materials. Vie want to make as members of the academic who want to learn," he said. sine we're complying with the community," Edwards said. Words of advice Coughlin law and that students are getting While one of the big issues can lend faculty and students access to what materials the) today is file-lo-file music shar- are foremost to always cite your need access to." ing, oilier forms of media arc source. Also there are many The focus of creating a re\ ised being used without permission members of the University com- policy is not only to look out for as well, Edwards said. munity who have legal and copy- the Univeristv. but also for facul- "The real key lor students and right backgrounds and can be t) and students, Coughlin said. faculty alike is that unless yon consulted, Coughlin said. "I acuity members want to purchased it and own it and have In addition students and fac- be able to use materials that arc a commercial ownership of the ulty can in part educate them- new and we wan) to help them,'' product, you shouldn't copy and selves by researching effec- she said. distribute it to others without tive copyright policies at other hvo recent laws that are the permission of the original universities, Coughlin said. Youth encouraged to exercise OBESITY, FROM PAGE 1 light activity, such as walk consumed by children. This BmSwwtw BGNews ing, can make a large differ- will allow children to devel- said. "There has to be some ence in the health of a child op healthy habits early in life MANY OPTIONS: Fidel's offers a variety of Cigars. Since opening last November, Co-owner Denny Emahiser thing in it for teachers. If they in both the short-term and and continue them in the has made adjustments to his cigar orders based on customers' requests. don't support it and sec the long-term Inline. importance in it. that appre- And if a child is already Childhood obesity is a seri- ciation is not going to be obese, efforts should be con- ous and growing problem filtered on to the students." centrated on losing weight. in this country. Due to cul- Unfortunately, according Ibis should be done in tural changes in our society Fidel's draws diverse crowd to Swick. physical activity is order to prevent the child promoting overeating and often viewed as a chore. from remaining obese in sedentary activities, only an CIGARS, FROM PAGE l American way of consuming been successful in drawing the ■ I xercise should be enjoy- adulthood. increasing vigilance on the guilty pleasures, which may attention of the public. Once able. It should blend with The AACAP recommends part of parents, teachers and magazines, we leave the toilet seem a little ironic with a name people come into the shop, your personal interests," that parents restrict activi- Othei adult role models will seat up, you can bring booze in like Fidel's: a few customers Bmahiser encourages mem to Swick said. "It's finding an ties like sitting in front of prevent this epidemic from here and drink it as long as you have asked if the owners arc hang around Fidel's and social- individualized program that the television or computer to worsening. are 21." Communists. ize in the lounge, lie said that works for you and having a two hours a day. The orga- "We must get kids active Burkle said they created the They reply that the name is a the goal in opening the shop support system to make sure nization also recommends and moving and fight this shop with the purpose of giv- joke; just another element of the was not only to sell cigars, but you keep up with it." that families plan activities obesity epidemic," Hefner ing cigar smokers the option of shop owners' laid-back attitude. create a social and relaxing Children need BO minutes together to make physical said. smoking inside in peace. It only took Bmahiser and atmosphere. of exercise, and adults need activity fun for everyone. Obesity is a serious condi- "Freedom of choice, last time Burkle about five minutes It seems that the owners have a minimum of 30 minutes According to Hefner, it is tion, but it is preventable. I checked that is what America to come up with the name. managed to do both. The atmo- dally, important to keep a supply of "To better the quality of was all about," Burkle said. They figured few names were sphere of Fidel's can be best AACAP also suggests healthy snacks In the home life for future generations," "We thought we needed a place better than that of the most summed up with Fmahiser's replacing time in front of the as alternatives to sugar-satu- Swick said, "all of us must where people could smoke." famous cigar smoker in history, motto: "Love life, love peopk- television or computer with rated, high-fat snacks often take responsibility now." The owners celebrate the Bmahiser said. The name has and have fun." Make A Difference On Campus A N II AttheBG With Yourself News
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Holly Abrams open for viewing and several organizations will each receive will help student organiza- getR\ lkal_d.rfc*aibatah»i a life^^^^RR^^RRB^RBR^ ^™^ Hplliii-l.iiil. REPORTER undergraduate and graduate a percentage profit from the tions buy new equipment, go Tomorrow faculty and stu- student studios will be open to sales, said Nathalie Ayres, pres- on field trips and bring in guest 8 .i.in. - 4 p.m. 11 a.m. -1 p.m. dents hope to welcome many the public, said gallery director ident of the 2DAA Club. speakers. Personalized Gifts I lockey Information Table, new visitors to the School of Art in the School of Art Jacqueline The student artwork for sale Students played a major role Alpha Phi Alpha will be person- Sponsored by the Athletic Dept. while raising funds for student Nathan. is from a variety of mediums in planning the event and mak- alizing gifts by putting names Union lobby organizations at the first annu- "I hope it will give us the including sculpture, glass, ing art to be sold, Wojtkiewicz and phrases of choice on bells al Holiday Open I louse and Art opportunity to show the amaz- printmaking, digital arts and said. and crafts II a.m. '.' p.m. F.xtravaganza. ing artwork students are doing graphic design, metals and Organizations involved in Union lobby Ballroom Mass Information The event will be held from and what we have to offer the jewelry, fibers, photography, sales and planning include Table, Sponsored by Catholic 6 to 9 p.m. in the Fine Arts community," Nathan said. drawing and painting. the Print Society, 2DAA 8 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. Newman Club Center and will include student Works on dis- "We hope to pro- (Two-dimensional Arlists Apple Table Top Display Union lobby art sales and demonstrations, play represent a mote our area and use Association), SMAC (Student The University Bookstore will a Japanese tea room presenta- variety of media, ■We would the sale as a chance to Metal ArtClubl, CAC ((Computer be displaying current technolo- 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. tion in the lliroko Nakamoto from sculp- like people make money for our Art Club) and Sculpture Club. gy that Apple and the Bookstore Breast Cancer Awareness Gallery and several open stu- tures to paint- organization," said The faculty and students carry Bracelets dent and faculty galleries. The ing to Alms. The to feel free Ayres. "This has been a hope that the open house will Union lobby Alpha Phi Omega will be selling event is free and open to the art goes from to walk in challenge for us as both encourage people to come in bracelets for philanthropy and public. the most tradi- artists and students, the school of art more often, II a.m.-fi p.m. as a fundraising project "We want to raise campus tional forms to and see giving us real world Wojtkicwic/suid. Works by David Spasic Union lobby and regional awareness of what the avante gard, what's going experience. 1 hope the "We would like people to feel Union (latteries goes on here and to promote Wojkiewicz said. community will take free to walk in and see what's 4 p.m. the school of art to this com- Live music u ill on here advantage of it and going on here anytime of the 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Concerto Preliminaries munity," professor Dennis be provided by anytime of we'll have a chance to year. It's not only going to be Holiday Glass Art Sale Event is free and open to the Wojtkiewicz in the School of local jazz band, sell ourselves." edifying but also entertaining." Fine Arts BuiltUngRm. 1206 public Art said, "we want to welcome the Rob Howard the year." The art sale is at an Wojtkiewicz said. "We want Kolxickerllall, Moore Musical people here." Quartet, and free opportune time to buy people to come in and enjoy Ml a.m. 2 p.m. Arts Center Works on display include food and refresh- DENNIS WOJTKIEWICZ holiday gifts, Nathan themselves and we also hope lo I'll Stocking Sale thoseinthe"DesignMigrations: ments will also PROFESSOR said. make this an annual event I be I'rc A eterinary Medical 7 p.m. Unigraphics' Best" an exhibi- be provided. "I think it will bring The Faculty and Stall Sssociation will hi'selling pel Movie: I, Robot tion that features work from in people who want to Exhibition and the "Design stockings tor S2 for the holidays. Free Movie courtesy former students employees Demonstrations in glass do some hoi iday shoppi ng done Migrations" Exhibition will Union Lobby of University Activities of BGSU Unigraphics held blowing, metal pouring, paint- and they will be able to pur- continue through Jan. 18. Organization in the Will,nil Wankclman ing and drawing and jewelry chase one of a kind artwork," For those who wish to shop 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Union Theater Gallery and the School of Art's work are planned, Wojtkiewicz Nathan said. early, some sales have already Food'Toy I )rivc, Sponsored by 55th Annual Faculty and Staff said. Pieces should range from begun. The clay club's sale will Alpha Kappa Alpha 8 p.m. Exhibition, which features 88 "It will be an opportunity about S3 to hundreds of dollars, be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today I licy will he collecting food and Secret of the Star: A Show For works by 48 artists held in the for people to walk around and Wojtkiewicz said. and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to toys and will also have informa- Christmas sec people actually at work "But for the most part we're 9 p.m. tion on I lealth Awareness Day Planetarium Show is fol- Dorothy liber Bryan Gallery. "The faculty here have inter- and giving demonstrations," trying to keep things reason- Donations to support the I Inion i obby lowed by stargazing in the student organizations are also Observatory if weather permits national and national reputa- Wojtkiewicz said. "And it's not ably priced for faculty and tions in the arts and this is a only about creating awareness students," he said. being accepted at the open 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Friday and Sunday evenings. Profits made from art sales house. I .liter Day Saint Student Assoc. BGSU Planetarium -112 showcase of the work that's for the School of Art, we're also will be giving out info about Pliysical Sciences Lab Btdg. being produced by them," having art sales to benefit their organization Wojtkiewicz said. student organizations," Union lobby Student art displays will be Students and their
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.ETTEliS TO THE EDITOR PK0PLE Manners with cell 0NTHE STREET have one inside the I lall. I can't say that the low phone use a rarity Do dining centers affect lending scores are because of the dining cen- What is your favorite ters, bui there seems in be a high correlation way to take a break AT ISSUE: With increased usage of cell phones and outcome of recycling? between the two new ringtones, extreme measures may be needed. An explanation could lie that when a person from studying Astheholida) season looking at the newest information from the eats in a dining hall, they recycle their products for finals? "Battle of the Recyclables, Round 2" I noticed Inside thai Dining Center, thus subtracting that approaches, we begin JED something strange. The top four Residence Halls from the score of the hall, to prepare for vacations HERRINGTON in the contest don't have a dining ball in them, 1 don't know what we could do to remedy the ami downtime with friends and family. Along with the celchi, i Incoherent Ranting and three of the bottom four do. problem, I just wanted to get my point beard. McDonald, Founders and Kreischerall lion of kinship, blessings and have dining centers; where Conklin. Kohl and JENNIFER BRADLEY religious tradition, many people Offenhauer are near dining centers, but do not STUDENT use this time to purchase gifts "In the Union for those persons thej feel inclined to give in computer lab, six J This year, I have decided to phones went off BRIDGET DALIC give in; News readers an Infoi null guide to using an Increas within an hour SOPHOMORE. ingly popular Christmas gift. yesterday. When a Comparisons of Iraq, Vietnam COMMUNICATIONS Ire popularity and usage of cellular phones has increased loud ringer goes "Watching'The dramatically over rhe last live off, it can startle Amazing Race'or 'The years. Ucordingto UTacts.biz, faulty after knowledge of both OC or working at the 10 million cellular phones someone and wreck were sold In2003. Constant absolute certainty that this was Rec Center." his or her train of I'm finishing up one of the MATT cell-phone usage has become a why we were there. best courses, In my opin- VALKOVIC permanent reality Almost every thought.'' ion, I've ever taken al 1'enii It definitely says a lot about one talks on their eell phone in absentminded cellular sub- State University — I listory 173 U-Wm Columnist the conflict when you spend public al leasi once a day. When (Vietnam at War). The course an entire semester studying it and how thej choose to do ll rail scribers, ii seems incredibly was a sweeping review of the Daily Collegian and still can't come to a con- ridiculous to have our expe PennStateumveraty be tin- difference between education interrupted In crapp) long history of Vietnam from sensus on die main reason for rudeness and courtesy its eariy conflicts with China Was the effort worth 50,000 plus American involvement. The problems with incon- beeping renditions of "The to European colonization to American casualties? So why am I bringing this up I lappy Kirthduv Song.'' It voui siderate cell phone usage has phone does go off in class, donl its cultural development to, What are the lessons of to you? become so bad in recent years just sit there and giggle like a finally, America's war in the Vietnam? Well, I think it's pretty obvi- that a New York restaurant ti\c year-old who has just seen 1960s'and 1970s. These are jusi a lew of the big ous. We're at war in Iraq for rea- Chelsea's Hillmore lionin, has As you might imagine, the questions the class attempted sons some say are still unclear die opposite sex naked foi the NIKI SUITOR Installed a soundproof booth tirsi time. majority of the course focused to answer. But as the class pro- (though I don't think sol, and for patrons involved in such SENIOR, MARKETING \h assumption is thai man) on the United States' involve- gressed, we found that there we are fighting a committed "important'' business dial ment in Vietnam. were no definite answers to and deadly insurgency with no people are unable to figure out "Sleep." cans cannot wait until afta how to set their phone to vibrate, We sought to find out how these questions. exit strategy in sight. dinner ( IM lain daily cellular This bailies me because it some and why we sent troops to Several reasons were offerer I We have prominent politi- occurrences on the campus one is able to download 'Pop Ya Vietnam. What was the Strategic up in attempting to explain cians like Senator Ted Kennedy equal the absurdity that has Collar" from a ring tour1 provider, value of Vietnam? How did die why we went to war in Vietnam, (D-Mass.) calling Iraq "George driven Chelsea's to make smfa an they should be able to set their conflict escalate to the scale it but there really wasn't one that extreme invention. did? I low did we end up losing? we could point to and say with VIETNAM, PAGE 5 phone to vibrate Most new "eel- There are two main annoy- lies' have arrows on the side ol ances involved with cell-phone the phone dial toggle hetween Usage loud, obnoxious lingers • silent, vibrate, vibrate and ring, and public conversations and the levels of inudnovs. If iH^f^ltjjLBW^C The first point to be consid- your phone doesn't have uhu ered is at one lime or another, tion. it's time to invest In a new JLSTEVE VAIRETTA no matter how thoughtful a one. You probable look like Air k person is. the phone will ring or «,:c vmcW RiBBoN WAS FfeA Morris anyway, walking around SENIOR, MIS alert beep, even if it was checked SoMiS FIRST ToUR OF DUTY., with an object up to your ear thirty times as to whether or not ^SOUeVJASFoRjAeSToP-Loj "Go running with resembling a shoe. it was on. This phenomenon is SP^DTOTHAT,. Ryan* Some people may argue that no excuse to give up and totally they can't hear or feel the phone ■SfiSOHefoRVMeNHe disregard the responsibility when ii is on vibrate. Most ScAU-eDBACK... of making sure all ringers and phones are semi-loud when they U!«coNerK>RWHeN beepers are turned off in closed ^CTToURVJAS vibrate, but if it is that difficult to quarters, discern when the phone is ring Monday is the beginning of ing in this mode, it might be Ix-st finals week and many students TWlS «•» if you find a way to rig it toyoui arc crammed Into the computer crotch. lab at the Union. Six phones As far as talking in public or wenl oil within an hour yester- in close-quarters with other day. Most students in the lab are people- no one wants to heal deep in concentration trying youi conversation. Youaien'r vMATy to complete projects. When a RYAN R0HRER dial interesting. loud ringer goes off, it can startle FRESHMAN, Listening to people talk on someone and totally wreck his or their phone while driving In a SPORTS MANAGEMENT her train of thought. cat is the worst Who wants to "Go running with The ringer problems aren't be subjected to hearing only 9 just limited to computer labs. one end of usually meaningless Steve I lassriMims have also become victims of the wrath of CELL PHONES, PAGE 5
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PAUL BV MUV O'KEEFE mjmuMON wv, TOUTS tntr «RI fat* PSSM, or couese i- now; CUSJ i TKI« totnt tor vo<* WM. us-. Liberals compare way too so ra torn* «« vou our many conflicts to Vietnam
VIETNAM, FROM PAGE i If you are of die opinion that of 1965 to December of 1972 we Iraq is today's Vietnam, frankly, never achieved the strategic vic- Bush's Vietnam" from the floor of you are quite wrong. For one, tory of driving communist forces fTOU (Mil HI MCJLV? HO FLOWtCS the Senate and stodgy, unkempt the North Vietnamese and the from South Vietnam. Indeed, i IH*T urn. so is TH*T i oe mm so vo« tru r*OM w ITS MOI ON W SMITH. PlM MTT1* |Wl«T VOtfMi DQW6 IWW9 1j [/>«« M MIS TX4T INK MTTU.'I BC WMT VOUTtf LOOON6 KB. i filmmakers such as Michael Viet Cong — the communist once the last American officials Moore making unscrupulous insurgents in South Vietnam left in 1975, North Vietnamese documentaries portraying Bush — were not, as the hawkish and Viet Cong troops stormed to be more sinister than Saddam leftist Christopher Saigon and Hussein. In early action of both Hitchenssays, "The renamed it Ho Chi the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, enemy of the whole "The liberal Mihn City, in honor doomsday critics latched onto civilized world,'' as elites in this ol their communist Through the looking glass any sort of bad news to call our those who we arc hero. efforts a quagmire hoping to battling in Iraq and country are Today in Iraq, A BRIEF MARRIAGE, BUT MIKE lesson about good behavior. eventually declare our defeat. elsewhere certainly obsessed the last insurgent WHAT MEMORIES PINGREE When the cops showed up, The reality is that the liberal are. The enemy we hot-bed of Fallujah, she pointed out that her father elites in this country — from faced in Vietnam with Vietnam. while not wholly A 23-year-old heavily intoxi- KRTColumnist wasn't exactly a paragon of Kennedy to Moore and his pals only wanted the These people pacified, is back in cated groom got up on top of a virtue either, and showed them in Tinseltown to most of aca- U.S., like the French American control, table at his wedding reception an undercover cop. As he was where his stash of cocaine demia and all of the mainstream and lapanese before declared that and elections in in Cheshire, England, drunk - being taken away, he said he was hidden. It was daddy they media — are obsessed with them, to leave Grenada Iraq remain on enly toasting the bridesmaids was just joking. t arrested. Vietnam. In every military action South Vietnam so schedule for the and shouting incoherently at the United States has taken since they could unify all would be the end of lanuary. (he guests. THE SHOW'S OVER. COME OK, HERE'S THE PLAN ... 1975, these people declared that ofVietnam under next Vietnam.' The road ahead is His bride responded by hit- ON DOWN CRASH! Grenada in 1983 to the first Gulf communist rule. nowhere near easy, ting him over the head with an War in 1990-91 to Afghanistan in Secondly, in Iraq, but the progress ashtray. Then, he went berserk, A woman taking a shower Two men, who wanted to bur- 2001 would be the next Vietnam. if you've forgotten uc\e made so far acting up and throwing things, noticed, out of the comer of her glarize an auto parts store in On all counts they have been already, we actually achieved both politically and militarily is and finally attacking the police eye, that a Peeping Tom had Chicago, parked their car on wrong. Yet they persist in their the strategic military victory. exponentially greater than any- who came to arrest him. climbed a ladder to her bath- the railroad tracks behind the belief that what we face today in From the outset, the stated goal thing we achieved in Vietnam. The wife, 39, who had been room window and was peering building. While they were sitting Iraq is already another Vietnam. was the deposing of Saddam For this reason and many warned not to marry the guy, at her. Pretending not to notice there,,a train came. One dead. But why is it that this crowd is so . Hussein's regime. We took care of more that exceed this column's immediately filed for divorce. him, she used her cell phone to One arrested. persistent in their belief that any that in three weeks. 800-word limit, we should not The marriage lasted about 90 call her son in the other room military engagement we under- FlOm the time the U.S. lose hope in our effort. I believe minutes. and had him phone the police. HE LOVES ME MORE! NO, take will result in our defeat? engaged in heavy combat opera- it is a noble one, but only history The cops came while the guy ME! NO, ME! Because war isn't the answer? tions in Vietnam from lanuary can judge this to be true. YOU GUYS LOOK HIP. WANT was still on the ladder. SOME BLOW? Three of the four wives of a 67- OK ROBIN HOOD, IN THE year-old Iranian man became A dim-witted drug dealer WAGON very jealous of the fourth wife walked into a bar in Like when she showed up with a Rude behavior results in people's City, Minn., and offered to sell In order to facilitate a prison very expensive pair of boots. cocaine to a group of strang- escape, a man taped mobile They were so upset that the ers be encountered there. The phones to arrows and shot 27-year-old wife was being men, who, as it turns out. w en them into the exercise yard at favored by their husband that cell phones being smashed to bits all three tried to kill themselves all plainclnthes police deputies, the high-security Mariefred CELL PHONES, FROM PAGE 5 dining area of the Falcon's Nest study rooms. agreed. prison in Stockholm, Sweden. with drug overdoses. They seem large enough and always at Hopefully these disturbers of survived. After coming to terms, the)' When he returned to his car, conversation? There have been such a low, continuous roar, that concentration will come around arrested him. suspicious police were waiting. many times when someone a quiet conversation won't even and this won't be an issue much They brought out dogs who GIVE US YOUR BEST OFFER has repeatedly turned down be distinguishable from others longer, but if it is, there are a WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO traced his scent back to the the music In my car to conduct people talking. couple of other Christmas gifts WRONG? prison wall, and then found the Zany college kids at lixeter an insignificant exchange. This Overall, proper use of cell- that can help remedy their arrows. University in Scotland have behavior almost warrants push- phones boils down to respect. If problem. A Buddhist monk, living in a put their school up for sale on ing the offender out of the someone doesn't have respect The first gift is a baseball bat temple in Sydney, Australia, PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS eBay. 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www.bgnews.com/state SEARCH FOR MISSING OHIO GIRL CONTINUES COLUMBUS — Suburban Madison Township police said they were treating the disappearance of 5-year- old girl as a kidnapping after two days of searching with dogs and a helicopter failed to turn up any trace of her. Emily Rimel vanished from her bed in her apartment early Tuesday morning. SWE Columbus shooter Church to fight license was fan of metal band renewals for By Andy Resnik Bender said. "The most pointless ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER conversations." TV stations MARYSVILLE, Ohio — A man Gale never mentioned who police say shot and killed a Damageplan or Pantera, Bender CLEVELAND - The United heavy metal guitarist and three said. Church of Christ filed two others at a concert listened to "I tried to stay busy and avoid pedtkMU yesterday asking the band member's music him," he said. the Federal Communications to psyche himself up before A tattoo artist at the studio, Bo Commission to deny license football games. Toler, said Gale was at the stu- renewals to two Miami televi- Nathan Gale also tried to talk dio Wednesday between 5 and sion stations that wouldn't-air music with people at a tattoo 6 p.m. Gale asked about having an ad that alludes to condem- parlor in his hometown. the studio order tattoo equip- nation of gay relationships by An imposing figure, Gale was ment for him and Toler said he some churches. on the offensive line for the Lima told him no. Gale then got very CBS and NBC rejected the Thunder in northwest Ohio in angry and started yelling at him, ad. CBS said it does not accept a league that plays weekly in he said. advocacy advertising, while the summer, coach Mark Green "last night was actually the NBC said it does not accept said. first time 1 noticed his temper," ads that deal with a public Police say Gale, 25, charged Toler said. "After the argument controversy. on stage at Alrosa Villa night- we had he kind of walked out The United Church of club in Columbus and opened with an attitude. He didn't even Christ contends that the sta- fire Wednesday as the band say goodbye." tions should lose their licenses Damageplan began its set. Toler said Gale did not men- because they have failed to Guitarist Darrell Abbott, who tion that he was going to the provide viewers access to a full was killed, formerly was in concert. array of social, political and the popular 1990s metal band GalewasamemberofFraternal moral ideas. Pantera. Gale listened to Pantera Order of the Eagles lodge in James D Decamp AP Photo The church targeted WFOR- on his headphones before games Marysville, but always came in SHOOTING: Columbus, Worthington and Clinton township paramedics work on one of seven shooting victims TY ,1 CBS affiliate, and WIVI- during his one season with the alone and talked to only a few at the Alrosa Villa nightclub in Columbus, Ohio. A gunman opened fire on the band and crowd. IV, an NBC affiliate, because I jma team, Green said. people, said Charlie Modena, their licenses aa' up for renew- "You wouldn't look at him and a member of the lodge, where arrests for trespassing and driv- Columbus Blue Jackets hockey about him, not like he would be al in lanuary and because think he was capable of doing Gale's mother is a bartender. ing with a suspended license, but jersey, said Mandi Dellinger, who dangerous to you, just something both are owned by the net- something like this," Green said. "He always seemed real wasn't considered a troublemak- works at a cell phone store on the about him that wasn't right," she works, said Gloria iristani, the "It wasn't like he was a loner." quiet and usually drank Pepsi," er, assistant police chief Glenn same block where Gale lives. said. Church's managing director in Green, who also owns a car lot. Modena said. Nicol said. Police said Gale was wearing Gale mentioned he was in the its office of communications. said he saw Gale two days ago Modena said he hadn't seen Gale's apartment sits above the jersey during the shooting. Marines but wouldn't talk specif- The rejected commercial when he made a payment for a Gale at the lodge in about a stores and restaurants near Main Dellinger said she used to say ics, Walden said. Messages were shows the liberal-leaning car he bought from Green three week. Street in this city of about 16.000 hello to Gale but they never had left with several military public denomination's welcoming weeks ago. Nothing seemed "He never caused any prob- people 25 miles northwest of a conversation. affairs offices trying to conlirin stance toward gays and others unusual, he said. lems," said Modena, adding he Columbus. "He seemed like a nice guy. I le his service. who might feel alienated by At the Bears Den Tattoo Studio never spoke with Gale. Columbus police searched just seemed shy." Dellinger said. Gale got a diploma from other churches. It portrays a in Marysville, Gale made people No one answered the door his apartment Thursday. Nicol Gale ate two or three times Marysville I ligh in 1998 after tak- gay couple, a Hispanic man, a feel uncomfortable by staring Thursday at the Marysville home said. Columbus police spokes- a week at Maggie's Restaurant ing classes his junior and senior black woman and a man in a at them and forcing them into of Gale's mother, Mary Clark. man Sgt. Brent Mull declined across an alley from his apart- years at Ohio Hi-Point Career wheelchair being pushed back a conversation, manager Lucas A message was left on her cell comment. ment, waitress Emi Walden said. Center in Bellefontaine, where from the doors of a church Bender said. phone. Gale had red hair that was cut He would stay to chat after eating he completed the construction by two bouncers. Flashed are "He comes in here and likes to Gale had several minor run-ins very close, often wore a winter and seemed lonely, Walden said. and electricity trade program, the words: "lesus didn't turn hang out when he's not wanted," with police since 1997, including hat and was always wearing a "There was something odd superintendent Kim Wilson said. people away Neither do we."
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MCs ever, the Wu-Tang (Jan rhymes and meditations on life combined some of the best as a black man, Mos provided beats thanks to the R/.A and something for underground great lyrics provided by Method teeth in pocketbooks hip hop enthusiasts to feed on Man, C/.A and Ghostface Killali. while I*utT Daddy was dominat- While the group has gone on to By Michael Siebenaler Purcell ("Hquilibrium", "Mission ing the charts. PULSE REPORTER ing a new key ally), but makes the make better solo projects with Impossible 2") plays the main screenplay too predictable. "36 Chambers" they were greater Grade: B- antagonist Drake. IBI agents, Some distracting tangents and than the sum of their parts and IVe enjoyed this vampire slay- mutant dogs and Hannibal's human characters (allies of the created one of the best albums er movie series, based cm the ex-girlfriend, played by Parker vampires) also lower my level of all time. Marvel comics, and "Blade: Posey, also provide some inter of involvement in the story and Trinity" is no exception esting challenges. Pro wrestler characters. \nni7co-producer Mlesle] Triple II (a.k.a. I>aul Michael Sonimerfield's daughter and 1. Nas- lllmatic Snipes returns again as Blade. l^vesque) rounds out the cast Whistler shouldVe had a more the day walking half human/ of baddies. dramatic impact and none of Nas, the inosi famous \t<: hatf-varnplre who must stop the Natasha Lyonne ("Slums of the enemies have a menacing from Qucensbridge, New York. • implies' desperate attempt to Beverly Hills", "American Pie 1 & impact like Frost (played by tor- had what is perhaps the most nvlaim the world. 2") plays Sommerfield, the stan- gotten actor Stephen Dorff) did Impressive debut in hip-hop Ki is kristofferson also returns history. Talking about the hard- dard genetic genius that seems in the first movie. The narration, 3. Oe La Soul - De La Soul Is in a diminished role as Blade's ships of street life, while at the to appear in every Blade movie. surprise appearances and flash Dead partner/mentor Abraham This blind wunderkind cre- backs don't make up forWhistler's same time calling for personal Whistler, who must contend ates the Daystar, a special bio- minimal screen time. responsibility among black America Nas' "lllmatic" rede- While their debut, "Six Feel I ligli with managing the increasingly logical weapon that could wipe The excellent action sequenc- and Rising" may be seen as more problematic business of vam- out all vampires. fined the new era of hip hop in es benefit from great stunt work, Important in the history of hip 5. A Tribe Called Quest - The pire slaying. Writer David S. Coyer ("Dark the mid 90s. which blends well with the spe- hop music, their follow-up went Low End Theory Ryan Reynolds ("Two Guys, City" and the upcoming "Batman cial effects - a notable contrast even deeper in shewing what A Girl and a Pizza Place", "Van Begins") produced the screen- to the numerous computer ani- was possible. Much darker and Wilder") plays Hannibal Fusing ja/z with breezy rhythms plays for all diree Blade movies mated figures seen in the previ- frill of sardonic humor, "De La King another member of and takes the reigns as director In and the laid back rhymes of Q- ous installment, "Blade 2". Coyer Soul is Dead" let the group use Tip A Trite Called Quest was the \ightstalkers, a special this third installment. also uses split screen for multi- vampire slaying team. Reynolds their infectious beats and still another part ol the Native Coyer borrows a lot of the pre- ple fight collage and intersperses explore serious subject matter. has a lot of memorable vious directors (time accelerated Tounges movement ol the early the opening credits with some f«)s. One of the most influential dialogue lines thai expands the sequences, etc.), but creatively nice fights. poupsofaD time they combined corned] beyond Snipes' dry, sit- uses sound during tin interroga- The excellent soundtrack uations! quips. tion scene. This movie contains a the carefree vibcol early hip hop includes songs from Crystal ("Scenario") with important dis- Rising star Jessica Biel ("Texas lot of second unit shots and lots Method, The RZA, Overseer, Lil' QtainsBM Massacre", "Summer of flashy, quick cut editing 2. cussions about serious issues Flip and Ramin Djawadi (Check ("Infamous Date Rape"). Catch"] vies for a spot in the The dialogue provides several out www.musictoslayby.com). Mos Def - Black on Both Sides female action heroine category smooth transitions to the next This movie is recommended What do you think are me ■is Abigail, an archery expert sci'nele-g. Whistler tdls Blade they with reservations and is rated R When Mos Def and i'alib Kweli whofc pan of the Nightstalkers can't fight the battle alone, then released "Blackstar" in the late most important hip-hop for violence, language and sex- albums? let us know at Another rising star, Dominic the movie aits a sequence Involv- ual content. 90s many people hailed it as [email protected] Art Extravaganza at Fine Arts Center on Saturday ttu Uirhnl. Onmrntbi LI .SO ■.,._.-...... * By Nichoie Rominski work from 6-9 p.m. in the Fine To add to the entertainment own pieces with demonstnttjons PULSE REPORTER affordable. Items for sale include art teacher DennisUojikieui; /. 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PAGE 11 BRIEFING Gymnastics hosts annual scrimmage FRIDAY The Bowling (keen gymnas- /f?W tics squad will host the annual December 10, Brawn and Orange scrimmage mis Saturday I he meet is sched- 2004 uled io begin at 1 pm at the Lpplci Center, rhenexi event after the scrim www.bgnews.com/sports mage will be in Lexington, when the Falcons take on Kentucky, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY lanuary H. Bowling Green's next home meet will be lanuary 16 when they host Ball State [he meet is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. at the I ppler Center. Bengals5 Women travel to New Mexico By Elliott Schreiner 14 points per game and nine exactly It) points per contest. SPORIS 101 TOR rebounds per contest. Miller said the team is prob- success If the Howling Green womens Forwards Megan Thorbum ably in the lop 50 In the nation. basketball team has anything (10.2 points per game) and which would make them a on their side it is their youthlul Cftrin Home (10 points pet probable participant in the Big may see exuberance, game] join the duo as double Dance come March. rhe Falcons top five scorers at digit scorns. On top of playing top-of- this point in the season consist These players were expect the-line competition, the limits ill loin sophomores and a fresh- ed to contribute, the surprise Falcons will get to play in a big man and the future continues to comes with freshman point time venue. MATT get brighter for the falcons. guard Kate Achler, who is avet I he Lobos normally draw a RIDDLE "I'm excited about the success aging 10.5 and 3.8 assists per crowd to "the Pit" that would of our youth," IKi head coach contest and is currently shar- fill Anderson Arena more than twice over and should he the The tiddler i un Millet said, "i'he concern ing time with seniorl cue Lewis of all the youths Is are the soph- at the point. biggest crowd the I alums The Bengals are comfort- omores ready to lead-'We have " I he big picture is that we have played in front of during able with the term "hlstorj tremendous seniors hut the) ma) be one of the only teams Miller's tenure. repeats Itself". In the 2003 don't play as many minutes.* in the country where the top The venue should put the season the Cincinnati Bengals I he cure of the team is the live scorers are sophomores Falcons' \l \t tournament started off their season 1-4 and sophomore class. and freshman." games at the Gund \rena last ended their year with a 9-7 Forward All Mann is coin- Theyouth filled group will get season to shame. record. Itiis yeat the Bengal's ing off a great freshman cam- a shot at this big time tonight in "i'he team is tired, hut excited started oil their year at i -i and paign that saw her win the Mid- Albuquerque, N.M. when they to go io New Mexico," Miller have fought their way hack to \metican (inference freshman take on New Mexico. said. "As competitive athletes, surprising 6-6. of the year, she has continued The I obos come into the there's not a competitive envi- The Bengals are currently in her success this season, scor- game with a 1-1 record and have ronment better. I believe we a playofl hum In the AFC thai ing I l.fi points and grabbing 7.2 beaten the likes of Oklahoma will play in front of 10 to 12 Consists Ol only one remaining hoards pel game. State and Missouri They are a thousand people." spin New England has a lock Statistically, she has hern deep team, as their only play- rhe Falcons will take flight on the AFC West, Pittsburgh on second to Post player Li/ er sioiing in double digits is in Albuquerque tonight at io GOING UP STRONG: BG's An Mann goes up for a shut against Youngstown the \l C North, Indianapolis has Ilonegger, who is putting in Dionne Marsh, who averaged p.m. LSI. State while teammate Liz Honegger watches on November 30th a strong grip on the Alt' South, San Diego is holding strong with a two-game lead in the \i'(. Wesl and the New York lets are sitting comfortably in one of two wild- card slots. This only leaves one spot tor BACK AT IT leers face off with four different teams (Bengals, Bills, Ravens, laguars and Broncos). All five of these respected learns have tough Michigan this weekend schedules. This is a playoff race that the Bengals have a legiti- By Kevin Shields challenge to each individual, as i bbett, Milan (iajic. Brandon mate shot at winning. SENIOR Bi»0»I[B well as our team." Kalcniccki. Chad Kolarik. David I'he lour teams that stand ¥ Yost Ice Arena in Ann Arbor, "When you go then' you'll lx Moss and Kevin Porter ahead ol the Cincinnati Bengals heckled by the fans and they'll On defense, the Wolverines are Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Mich, is considered by many to be the toughest place to pla\ .it be yelling at you and scream- have six solid defensemen, who Havens, Jacksonville laguars in college hockey Tonight, the ing .a you, calling you different are arguably one of the best and Denver Broncos. The 17tll ranked I -alcnns will get theii things," forward Wen Melodic defensive cores in the nation. Buffalo Bills have been the shot to become the first team said about playing at Vosi ii is lead bj i in Werner, who most inconsistent team in the this season to win at Yost when "Hearing that though, for me has live goals and eight assists Ml this year, fans in Buffalo they take on the 4th ranked personal!) and for a lot ofothei on the year. Brandon R never know which team they gu\s on this team, il gets you Matl llunwiik. Nick M,il lens. will be watching. Michigan Wolverines in what may be BG's biggest Central pumped up. If were doing our lason Dest and Iim took are I he bottom line is that the Collegiate Hockey Association job, the) II be on us all night and the others Bills are too inconsistent to series \ el this season. the mine tun we'll have." Then In net, second team Ml make the playoffs. The only So far this season, the The Wolverines come into American and first round draft chance they have to win the the weekend oil a hnmc-and- pick. Al Montoya. returns Im the next few games and sneak into Vvbrverines (11-4-1 overall; 9- honie sweep of Notre Dame, Wolverines. He currently has a the playoffs relies on the legs 1-0 CCI1A) are 6-0-1 at home, as a 1-1 tie with 7th ranked which saw them out-score the .MI goal against average with a of running back Willis McCahec. New Hampshire has been the Irish MI. including an H-O save percentage of .901 and has The Baltimore Ravens are a team Only game keeping them from shutout In South Bend, hid. last two shutouts. on the decline. -Starting off their Saturday night "Theyareb) tat themostexplo campaign this season strongly, a perfect home record. They are a perfect 5-0 in CCHA play l.l.llciisickandliiTlainbcllini siveteam In our league," Paluch they have suddenly fallen into at home though and last sea- lead the way for the Wolverines said about the Wolverines and a slump and stand at 7-5. The son had a perfect home record this season, as they have Ixith their skill. "They're the deep Ravens have one of the best tallied eight goals on the year. est team at both the forward defenses in the league but they against the CCHA (13-0) during Hensick. a sophomore is coin positions and the defensive have an inconsistent offense. the regular season. ingoffa freshman season, which positions. They are extremely The main reason they won't "It's a great atmosphere them" saw him lead Michigan In points, quick and powerful throughout make the playoffs, however, head coach Scott Paluch said about Yost. They really have scoring 12 goals while recording their lineup and they're prob- is thai they have to play two ably as deep as am team in the hot teams (Pittsburgh and it going in terms of support for 24 assists for a 4t> point total .mil earning first team Ml 11 n \ country in terms pulling out Indianapolis). The lacksonvillc their hockey program. It makes honors. He, like lainbellini two four lines and six dctcnscmcn. laguars have also hit a significant for a very difficult place to play. slump in recent games. Having but it's certainly an enjoyable seasons ago when he was a Then on top of thai the) have had the lead in their division the place to play. A lot of guys look freshman, is likely to become a a returning All-Amcrican in net. entire year, the laguars recently forward to going tip there arid first round draft pick at the end in Al Montoya." of the year, as he currently leads lost their cool, The team and Stum Garner BGNews being in that environment, and 'You got to be extreme!) Intel the team In points (8-11-19) this Coach lack Del Rio will definite- DRIVING: BG sophomore Austin Montgomery drives to the hoop I think it brings out the best ligent in terms of not turning the in all players, If you can play season again. pink over, but also when we're ly be sitting out in lanuary. against Bradley on November 27th. Montgomery and the Falcons well in that environment you Cither key contributors for the in the attacking /one we have The Denver Broncos have the travel to Youngstown State this Saturday in hopes to improve their can play well anywhere, so it's a Wolverines up front are Andrew best shot at filling this final record to 5-1. The game is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. HOCKEY, PAGE 11 playoff spot. Quarterback lake Plummet is having one his best seasons and the defense is one of the toughest in the league. The Broncos face a weak schedule and their team is Racial letters sent to high school football players filled with too much veteran leadership: Veterans John Lynch and Champ Bailey were By Connie Malim schools in Ohio receiving letters mation to contact the agency. photographed for a local news whose parents were immediate brought in especially to handle 1HE ASSOCIAKO PRESS Over the past two years, 60 An offender could be charged paper's scholastic sports sec- ly notified. The school called the adversity. The Bengals still have A person who has sent threat- such letters have been sent to at with sending threats through tion, said Carolyn Kovach, the FBI and was unaware that it was an incredible shot at making ening letters denouncing inter- least six NFL players and other the mail, which is punishable school's spokeswoman. part of a larger case. Kovach said. the playoffs. racial relationships to some well-known black men across from six months to five years The black athletes St. Ignatius has toughened Cincinnati has a pretty tough National Football U-ague players the nation, including civic and in prison. were pictured with white, its security that includes cam- schedule, with upcoming and odier prominent black men business leaders. None of the "It's hard to say what trips this female athletes. eras and guards, The students games against the Patriots and is now targeting high school ath- recipients has been identified. guy's switch. My guess is diat Kovach said tile writer had involved were given parking Eagles. If the Bengals can go 3-1 letes, authorities said Thursday. The mail, postmarked from he sees a photo in a newspaper apparently assumed the ath- spares closer to the school or sneak in a win this weekend St Ignatius and St. Edward, cities in northeast Ohio and or magazine or shown on TV letes were dating "All I know is entrance and told that "at any- and go 4-0 they can make the two Roman Catholic high Pennsylvania, criticized interra- — that's speculation — where a they appeared in photographs time if they want a security playoffs. The Bengals play win- schools in Cleveland with cial relationships and direct the black male is in the company of together." she said. "It's ridicu- escort to their cars to let us know," nable games against the Giants well-known sports programs, men to end such relationships a white female, and I think that's lous. I want this person to know Kovach said. and Bills. received threatening letters "or they're going to be castrated, what trips his switch and the let- you're creating alarm and hurt- St. Edward principal Eugene The best thing about the addressed to student athletes, shot or set on fire." ters follow," Hawk said. ing people with your words. I Hover said his school received remaining four games is that FBI special agent Bob Hawk said. The letters were usually signed The letters mailed to St. can't believe people think this two letters "of a racist and threat- they play the Eagles. Usually St. Ignatius received eight letters "angry white woman" or "angry Ignatius were addressed to way in 2004." ening nature that we immedj this would be a bad thing Nov. 30. St. Edwards received Caucasian woman.'' the soccer team and players The mail was intercepted by ately turned over to the Fill \i i because the Eagles are the two letters last week. There is no suspect and the for other sports — some from school security and never made specific student was named in Hawk said he only knew of FBI is asking anyone with infor- other area schools — who were it into the hands of the students, those letters, he said BENGALS,PAGE 11 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COWSPORTS ■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday. December 10.200411 BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK Wolves will be test WRh football being lazy this week and handing out some awanfcinNewMDfhCrtyitrstimetDofficiallyghettievveetend to basketball. Baling Green will spend ther weekend trying HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 10 interesting and we'll continue to extend thar winning streak while the women play in front a to work at it and improve." of a large crowd in New Mewco. Toledo gets to take a crack at 1 # i lo be very smart about nol get- "I think this year we just have Duke and Illinois will get to defend their reign on top against ling three guys caught deep and a lot more guys who can score, Oregon while Kentucky and Indiana do battle. ELLIOTT SCHREINER ADAM HRITZAK MIKE METZGER SEAN CORP allowing them to get diree or like Whitmore, Matsumoto, Bowling Green at four guys involved in the attack luster and Hodgson," Melodic on us ail night long." he added. said about the power-play. Youngstown State score 75-62 BG 82 55 BG 87-63 BG 76-57 BG For BG (8-4-2 overall; 5-3-2 "They're ail guys who came to CCHA), Jordan Sigalet is feeling our team and jumped right on Rant This is just the Teams are strug- I think BG played BG continues their better and is expected to be in the power-play. They're all pret- MEN'S BASKETBALL beginning. A 30- gling to score on bad against Bluffton winning streak. net for both games this week- ty skilled guys and are guys that game winning streak us and Youngstown but they will use it Bring on some real end after sitting out Saturday's we just didn't have last year." is in store for BG. State will do same. as a wake up call. competition. home game against Michigan "We had good offensive guys State with flu-like symptoms in last year, but diis year I think we a li I loss. He had 46 saves on have more depth this year and Bowling Green at 47 shots in the Falcons' 2-1 win have had control of the puck a New Mexico score 77-75 BG 66-59 BG 72-64 BG 70-64 BG at MBU last Friday night His lot of time for most of the two minutes and when you do that Rant current goals against average is Upset time as Curt Big win can turn 'The Pit' may have Jill and Kelly are 2.48 with a save percentage of you're going to score goals," he WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Miller gets his big- around slow start a great crowd but the best c/o Kelly .928 and has one shutout. added. gest win as BG's for the Falcons. nothing our ladies Burleson. Jonathan Sigalet and Derek A big reason for the success of head coach. can't handle Whitmore both had two goals the power- play has been the big this past weekend to lead the play from the top three defen- scoring, while Brett Pilkington semen on die team. Jonathan Toledo at had four assists to lead the team Sigalet, Michael Flodgson and No. 9 Duke Score 92-63 Duke 85-72 Duke 115-52 Duke 92-64 - Duke in points on the weekend. Don Morrison each have nine The Falcons registered four points on the year. Rant Don't kid yourself UT, 1 love to root This would be a If the Blue Devils goals on tile power-play last "You look at where those three MEN'S BASKETBALL you'll be lucky to win against Duke, but great win for the screw this up they weekend to bring their season guys are, with nine points out of the MAC this season Ewing and Reddick MAC but it just should all quit power-play goal total to 24. each of those guys." Paluch said. are dynamite. won't happen. They are currently first in the "There's not many teams in col- CCHA iii power-play percent- lege hockey that are going to age at .224 percent. have 27 combined points out of Indiana at V lonathan Matsumoto is sec- their top three leading defense- No. 10 Kentucky score ond in the league in power-play men. We stressed getting contri- 88-61 Kentucky 78-77 Indiana 84-67 Kentucky 86-78 Kentucky goals with six anil Rich Melodic butions out of our defensemen Rant UK will avenge my Young IU has This game helps The Hoosiers aren't is tied for third with live. this year and so far we're seeing MEN'S BASKETBALL anger from having to played tough vs. Indiana's strength ready for an upset "I think our power-play has it out of those guys." watch IU instead of top opponents, now of schedule but not special just yet. been a pretty interesting ani- This defensive core and UNC-UK last Sat they get one. their win column mal to figure out," l'aluch said. power-play unit will look to "The positive is that we have keep scoring this weekend been able to score goals on our as tonight they head to Yost Oregon at power-play and our percent- Ice Arena for a 7:35 p.m. face- age is up there. VVeYc scored off. Tomorrow night, the two No. 1 Illinois Score 75-55 Illinois 89-60 Illinois 92-71 Illinois 78 - 53 Illinois some goals, we've scored goals teams will return to BC for a Rant Your best player is The lllini are head Illinois is already on The Ducks will in all types of fashion and yet 7:05 p.m. face-off here at the MEN'S BASKETBALL a Cav now Oregon, and shoulders the road to the Final go down, even if we've had stretches where BG Ice Arena, in the second get ready for a rough above the rest, as Four. This game Emilito Estevez calls our power-play has killed our game of this crucial CCHA day. ot now. won't stop them out for a flying V. momentum by nol being able series to finish off the first half to get much going. It's been of the season. South Florida at Michigan Score 72-66 Michigan 78-70 Michigan 68-57 Michigan 68-60 Michigan Rant They're young and UM's too athletic They may not be The game will be MEN'S BASKETBALL talented, 1 hate being for South Florida to the fab five but close, but Michigan an OSU fan during hang for 40 min- they will still win will pull away at Look for our basketball season. utes this game. the end. GMAC BOWL GAME GUIDE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15 AFC playoff picture crowded FMAIS ARC uexT •Andyss on bdti rams rV&X. 30 f expecr •bdepifi Sores dbout •ScoltMriokow* BENGALS, FROM PAGE 10 one of the top quarterbacks in you TO gray w vow playing for southern Ohio •CofeWcgner but lor the North as well. the league. Rudi Johnson still ROOM Mi me&w fcwn Burkes best team in football, but the) With the Browns currently can't be stopped. ■ play them the last game of at 3-9. Browns fans will turn Plus, the Bengals have mo STUOY! fle%teWfcrra the year. This means Donovan to watch their rivals in the established one of the best McNabb and others will be playoff race. Cincinnati receiving cores in the league • Cowrareofltieyeon benched so they are not has emerged as a strong with Kelly Washington and II most exdthg bow injured for the playoffs. franchise since Coach Marvin lloushmandzadeh. gome Pans of Cincinnati have lewis arrived last year. T.J is closing in on a 1,000 % high hopes according to The reason for the Bengals' receiving season and a break- die-hard fan and BG student success these recent games out year. The Cincinnati **"^d •AW synopsis of Kyle Kleman. "The Bengals is the play of young stars Bengals have a chance to make BG'sBcwireJory have a legitimate shot at Chad Johnson, Carson the playoffs for the second the playoffs — it would be Palmer, Rudi Johnson and T.J year in row. Maybe this year great for the city and the lloushmandzadeh. for Christmas Santa will give franchise. 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' Morpheus 44 Biographical datum i i*c xv. DOtOT, en ... ! 46 Tolerate 114 Ridge St $1200/mo. ■ 22 Residences counselor positions. For an applica- naboul ongm •TUM] O**HIJ(NHI. dtubiltry. 227 E Reed$1200/mo. 1 24 Having paddles 49 Sock pattern «it'u» * ■ •rletm of on the tun of an> other tion visit www.ymcawillson.ora i 51 Put to work lcifjii> protected iutjt 2 Bedroom House: ■ 26 Armistice Day mo. or give us a call. 52 Show-biz notable 819 N. Summit S400/mo. ■- I ■ 27 Shopping center Thr B(. NfwinMrvM (he right todKltnr.dit' ■ 1 53 Greek letter 3 Bedroom Apartment: " 28 Pelvic bones .onilfttK UT RrMM >n> ad'crlitcmenl Mkh u Kidz Watch now hiring child care 54 Little Richard hit,"_ (how found IO he deiamaior). lacking in finu 443 N. Enterprise $800/mo. ■ 29 See 300 aides. Aplly in person at 560 Craig ,1 IM.IV rrn«»lirK c-r l»l*e in ruturt All ... 30 Definition of 17A, 64A. Fruttl" *Jtertitrmtnli ire tubfcci (o ejitinf and Dr. Perrysburg. 419-874-9678, lor 2 Bedroom Apartment: " ■ 11D and 29D 58 Next •pptoval. directions 112 Ridge St. 9 mo $400/mo./ 12 mo. $350/mo. ■ ■ 34 Dashboard ol an 60 Eye amorously English car 61 Anon WINTER BREAK WORKI 1 Bedroom Apartment.: l 1 36 Poker variation 62 Novelist Ferber 112 Ridge $350/mo. Travel S12.25 Bau/Appt. ACROSS 37 Concerning 64 Bell and Barker 'Entry-level customer sales/service Efficiency Apartment: 65 Rage '1-5 week work program 443 N. Enterprise $250/mo. 'Continue during spring semester All close to BGSU. 1 Fanatical 45 Carps and minnows 'All ages 18* Conditions exist Call 419-686-4651. 6 Thingamajig 47 On the market "(BAHAMAS SPRING BREAK 11 In what way? 48 Latvian capital CELEBRITY CRUISE! 'Interview now. start after finals Call Now 419-861-6134 Female renter to sublet home w/ 2 14 Without support 50 Big name in video games 5 Days From $279! Includes Meals. lemale rmles. lor remainder ol lease 15 Extraterrestrial 52 Musical performance Port Taxes, Exclusive Beach Parties 55 Molecular component WORK CHRISTMAS BREAK which ends July '05 Within walking 16 Mary ol "Where Eagles Dare" With 20+ Of Your Favorite TV distance from campus. $284 mo. & 17 See30D 56 Madame Bovary Celebrities As Seen On Real World, HELP WANTED! Our company is 57 Paunch ANSWERS seeking employees to perform utilities. 419-352-9628. 19 Tonic's partner Road Rules, Bachelor! 20 Basic beliefs 59 Wear out the welcome mat unskilled light production work. We Great Beaches. Nightlife! 21 Totality 63 Seinfeld's uncle V N -i * N i 1 SHN V G oiler flexible hours - will work Female subleaser needed Jan.-Aug. "1' Ethics Award Winning Company! $262.50/mo. + elec. Nice apt., huge 22 Take note of 64 See30D N 0 1 0 DMI i 1 1 vBo B 3 around 1 www.SpnngBreaKTravel.CQm bdrm., across Irom campus on E. 23 contendere 66 Concert a 0 G - V H - A r*«0 " your schedule-morning, afternoon, .1 1 n 1 V H 1-800-678-6386. Reed Call 419-306-9362, ask lor 25 Impressive display 67 Change to fit i I .N 0 n i and evening shifts available Many ,. 0 1 V U 1 1 N c Lindsay. 27 Abuse 68 Intestine segment ' BGSU students work here. Easy 31 Iditarod terminus 69 Prohibit 0 a NI I 1 '. 1 N V 0 a !!!SPRING BREAK! CANCUN. V H n V i walk Irom campus. Pay is $6/hr. Female sublsr wanted. 1 turn, bdrm 32 Neighbor of Miss. 70 River through Paris 1 n ;> 1 S 31 0 » 3 1 ACAPULCO. JAMAICA •■ V 1 i 1 providing you work a minimum of 15 in a 2 bdrm apt $260. Free cable & 33 Letter base 71 Serengeti predator B i s * 1 From $459+ Tax! FLORIDA $159' M 1 ' t 1 H ' ' 1 1 hrs.Avk. Pick-up an application at gas. Avail. Dec. 20 until Aug. 15. 35 Vice 1 1 * Our Cancun Prices Are $100 Less 1 rt u ■J V 1 u 1 s 1 our office. Advanced Specialty Prod- 131 StateSt. 419-908-0627. 38 Local ■ V 0 N Than Others! Book Now! ucts, Inc, 428 Clough St., Bowling 40 Flower part d a ■- - u i i •• n n s I 1 N 1 Includes Breakfasts, Dinners, Green. OH 43402. 419-354-2844 FOR RENT - 3 bdrm. house lor 42 Fast fliers' letters H i etXmh a d 1 v 11 i 0 0 i 30-50+ Hours Free Drinks' 2005-06 sch. year, starting in May. 43 _ Ingalls Wilder 3 I b 77B7T i i 1 N 0 1 a Ethics Award Winning Company! W/O, central air. 606 Clough. $990 •I V 0 MBTI »-, i 1 •tiJBn s V H View 500 Hotel Reviews mo. & util 419-654-9512 and Videos at For Rent ■vww.SpnnflSreaKTfavel.com For rent from Jan.-Aug. house on VOTED BEST PIZZA 12 STRAI iT YEARS 1 -800-678-6386. Wooster St. 1 mln. away from 'LARGE (NEW) BUCKEYE STUDIOS (NEW) downtown. 2stones. 2 bathrooms, PISniM€LLO'S #1 Spring Break Vacations! Hottest Now leasing for Spr. Sem. to 3 bdrms. 219 E. Wooster $740/mo. 14" Combo Pizza Destinations-Best Prices Book Now! seniors Caddy corner to BW3. 203 N. Main Iffl1"*** 352-5166 includes 3 Itemsf^rW Campus Reps Wanted. 1-800-234- & grad students. Fully furn. studio 419-376-4079. 90 /D Minimum Faiita chicken = 2 items I • 12/M/M 7007. endlesssummerlours.com apts. Incld. all util. & 25' cable TV Open Wot'ktt.iys 4PM - Lunch Fu -S.it -Sun "SBerKeniBiillieW Visit Buckeye Inn at 1740 E Woos- For rent. 1 bdrm. apt. avail, end ol Dec. 608 S. Main apt. B. $335/mo. Spring Break 2005 with STS. Ameri- ter or call 352-1520 for more into. & ca's *1 Student Tour Operator. Hir- util very nice, quiet, no pets, no " Now subleasing lor Jan. 2005. Lg. For Rent For Rent ONE MO& weex, eww m ing campus reps. Call for group dis- smoking. 419-575-2412 counts Info/Reservations 1-800-648 studio apt: new. clean, spacious, ca- For Sublease: 1 or 2 bdrms avail, in Subleasers needed ASAP 2 bdrm 4849 www.slstraYfll.cgm, thedral ceilings. AC, tree parking. Houses and Apts 419-260-9064 Sterling Apts. Fully fum. Avail. 12/17 spacious apt. DW/AC balcony. Very -begin of Aug. $320 mo. negotiable 1 -3 person-12 month leases near campus. $610/mo Gas & Smith Apt Rentals419-352-8917 Spring Break 2005 Challenge find '" Lg Houses & Apts for '05-06, & util. (each room). Time ol sub- cable THE STREETS HOTTEST Listing at 532 Manville Ave. Office included Call 419-606-0287. a better pnee! Lowest price specials! Across from University lease also neg. Chns 419-494-1236 or www.bgapartments com Roommate wanted. Lg. 2 bdrm HIP HOP MIXTAPE Free Meals! November 6th deadline! 321 E. Merry 6 Bedrms. Houses and 1.2.3 bdrm. apts. townhouse NW BG No deposit req. Hiring reps-earn free trips & cash! 926 E. Wooster 6 Bedrms. buy 2 tor $10 For 2005-2006. 5 bdrm. house, 2 baths, partially Rent $325 Call 419-353-4284 www.sunsplashtours.com 1030 E. Wooster 5 Bedrms. 352-5239. turn., washer & dryer, AC. covered Far ondrs contact: ftarartuliieytfioocom 1-800-426-7710 303 E. Merry 5 Bedrms. 3O-2J0M74 »w»«knoM31H»t patio, no pets, next to campus @ r.li:i47f 1;T3 315 E. Merry 2-4 Bedrms. HOUSES HOUSES 220 E Reed St Greatly reduced 146 S College 3 Bedrms. May 2005 Lease rate. Jan.-April 05, il planning to ex- The Best Seat Services Offered Also other houses, apts. & etls. Call 3 Bedroom Houses tend lease for 1 yr. starting in May at uu*«tt.»Mtbnm-i1m.y now 419-353-0325 9am - 9pm 239 A Manville-$650'mo. $1200 . util Call 419-351-3639 Some 1st semester leases available 849 B Sixth St.-$750/mo. Listing located 24/7 @ 316 E. Merry 4 Bedroom Houses Lg 2 br. townhouse. vaulted ceilings, CINEMA 5 6- GET CHEAP TEXTBOOKS! Sihrf.l. Co* ftr li«i. OtrtBko 11. KM #3 plus apts. 1 & 2 bedrms. starling 302 A South College-$1200/mo. spinal staircase, garage.dwash. Search 24 bookstores with 1 click! 1/5-04. http://www.bookhq.com 302 B South College-$1200/mo. avail now. Call 419-352-1104. BladeTrinitym): 4:20.7:20.10 IS 815 B Third St.-$1200/mo. 1 bdrm. apt. Available end ol Dec. August 2005 Lease Mela nas turn room for 'eni n BG $350/mo. ♦ util. 3 Bedroom House lor a clean, neat, A resp person. Chmtmu with the Knnki n: 4:10,7:10,10:10 Personals Call 352-5414. 1318 East Wooster-$1000/mo. Freedom ol house. $200 deposit. 4 Bedroom Houses $250/mo Call 419-354-6117 RayiKDi: 9:45 1 bdrm. apts. avail. May '05 & Aug. 241 Manville-51000/mo. '05. $350 mo. plus utilities. Call 419- Spacious 2 bdrm , 2 bath apt. near # Ocean's IWtrMtK-il): 1:00,7:00. Paghais Pizza & Campus Pollyeyes. 249Manville-$1200/mo. 787-7577. 1 Bedroom Duplex campus Available now through 10:00 HoPosti Have you been there yet? Aug 239 B. Manville-$350/mo The Polar Eipressici: 4:30.7:30.9:50 Hrreyiiifj 2 bdrm. apt. nicely turn., directly 849 Sixth St -$325/mo 419-806-1140. across Irom campus. For more into Frobose Rentals 919 Melrose, c ov uwia net t UIIS • MO NS» • w sureoMiits please call 419-352-2636 or 412- Bowling Green. OH 419-352-9392. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! cinemark.com Wanted 841-5160. Need sublsr, 1 bdrm. apt $3907mo. 724 S. College Dr-2 BR unlurn. apt bAounts^s 1.5 baths, starting at $425/mo . 2 bdrm. apt., unlurn. Avail. 5/15/05. ♦ util. Short walk to bars & campus, Management Inc. Female subleaser wanted ASAP! 1 built-in furniture, front porch. Call 'dep ■aatsutvoaak TEBBBP Located 1st block S. College Dr rm. in Sterling Apt. through Aug. 05 $425. Tenant pays elec NO PETS! $625 incl. util. & gas Dep. req Call Emily 419-494-6720. leave NOW RENTING FOR •Will pay $200 ol 1 st month rent" Assigned parking. 419-686-4700, or 419-348-3134. message Call Denae at 419-944-4621. 322 dough. SI.-2 BR unlurn apt 2005-2006 Needs subleaser. 1 to 3 ppl. to lake above garage. $490/mo plus all util Trinity United 2005-2006. 3, 2 S 1 bdrm. apts. over lease until Aug. 15, with option Deposit $490 NO PETS! Need 2 graduation tickets. Call 353-5800 For more information call 419-354- to renew. 2 bdrm., 1 bath on corner 826 7th SI. 12-2 BR unlurn apt Methodist Church Will pay. 9740. ol Wooster & Mercer. Haven House $475/mo, dep $475. Tenant pays H L AE» Call Justin at 513-307-1786 next to campus. Newly remodeled. E,W,S. NO PETS! 3 boVm. house W & D included. $555/mo • utilities. Spr Sem Rental List Now Available Need 2 graduation tickets. 131 N. Church St. $900/mo. Contact Kyle 419-409-1466 Hillsdale Apartments Will pay. Call John Newlove Real Estate, Inc 419-308-2456. Rental Office At (419) 354-2260 1082 Fairview Call Chris 330-904-0964 Nice house. 2 bdrm., 1.5 bath, Office at 319 E. Wooster St ' 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments & 3 bdrm. house avail, at 236 Troup garage, appliances. Available now. across Irom Taco Bell Need graduation tickets. Will pay. II St. avail, lor 2005-06 school yr No dogs. $645 419-308-1915. 3 Bedroom Townhouses not attending please call Kanml at Avail. ' Dishwasher in 30-Smdo) Sduol 419-214-2069 starting Aug. 2005. 12 mo. lease, 1 Garbage Disposal $1000 per mo. & util. 419-308-1405. H:}0~Con!emp