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TO THE HOOP: SNOW SHOWERS Check out highlights of HIGH 36 I LOW: 29 BG Men's win over www.bgnews.com Youngstown State; PAGE 7 independent .student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 101 Dance team fills cultural gap Eccentricity, a newly started the dance group because frorn the Falconettes dance team The group practices three to five times she received a negative view from because there is currently an ice a week and will IK- performing commu- formed dance team upperclassmen concerning the "Our mission statement is to Skating group that performs occa- nity service after a large performance receives positive feedback University's dance team. enhance the diversity ofBGSU's sionally with the same name.They next month. According to Freeman, the team chose the name Eccentricity "Since we are a recognized organiza- from campus. didn't cater to the style of dance performing arts community." because eccentric means "differ- tion on campus, it is important for peo- that represents the black commu- ent" and their form of dance is dif- By Kryslal Cobb ple to see that not only do we dance, but REPORTED nity. ferent from any other dancing we give back to the community as well," Through the vision of University fresh- Even though Freeman was SHARMAYNE FREEMAN, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF group on campus. Freeman said. impressed with the ballet and jazz Reaction from students con- lilitor's note: Eccentricity will be per- man Sharmayne Freeman, a new dance inspired form of dance, she felt ECCENTRICITY group that fuses hip-hop and jazz cerning the new dance group has forming at Delta Sigma Tlieta's that something was missing. Vice President Vera Sanders agrees been very encouraging for Freeman. labberwack on March 19 in the Union together to form a different style of "Our mission statement is to enhance that the University needed a new form of dance has been created on campus. "We've received nothing but positive Ballroom. They will also lie ix'rforming at the diversity of BdSU's performing arts dance. feedback, which was surprising because Dance Marathon and Sfiring-Fest this Eccentricity — formerly known as the "I agreed to help her with the dance Falconcttes dance team — has begun its community," Freeman said. Currently it came from a lot of upperclassmen, year. Although it is too late to join the the group is comprised of lfi members team here because it caters to our form who said they have been waiting on this team for this year, tiyouls will be held second semester. of dance," Sanders said. I'reeman. president and founder. which is primarily black but is open for for a long time, which really meant a lot next fall for anyone interested in joining. anyone. Eccentricity had to change their name to me," she said.
BRIEFINGBG NEWS Korean War Museum opens War veterans pay tribute to the'forgotten ones' By Matt Sedensky dent of the museum's board of trustees. symbolic because the war lasted 38 TMt ASSOCIATED PRESS "As they come in here their shoulders months and the 38th parallel divides the WAH1AWA, Hawaii — They were never straighten up," Kopitke said. "They feel that Koreas. The museum features such war welcomed home with a parade; their war they won the war. They feel that their sacri- memorabilia as a 58-foot-long mural of became known as the forgotten one. fices are finally acknowledged." the Battle at Inchon; towering statues of Manuel Baloe Ctneta AP Photo Now, 51 years later, Korean War veterans The museum occupies a 10,000-square- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun at last have a place to gather dieir memo- foot open-air space in a military town that and his war-era predecessor, Rhee Syng- NOT KEEN ON GREEN: Several ries — albeit a humble one. many of the country's first Korean immi- man; a wartime jeep and dozens of pho- protesters against Ralph Nader Linle fanfare marked the official opening grants called home while working in tographs. running for president in Maryland. of die NaUonal Korean War Museum on the Oahu's pineapple fields. . In the rear of the museum, a meditation island of Oahu on Friday, but visitors didn't I JnTe about the place mirrors the grand area contains a simple wooden cross anc Nader announces seem to mind. museums that pay tribute to other groups. soldier's helmet that recall the losses suf- he'll run for top spot The museum, housed in a 1940s-era There are no interactive exhibits, no gift fered. Quonset hut, is still a work in progress with shops, no stunning displays. By month's end, Kopitke hopes to have WASHINGTON (AP) -»■ dangling wires, incomplete murals and Regardless, Kopitke, 47, said the muse- machinery on hand to engrave plaques Consumer advocate Ralph yet-to-be-installed attractions. um does not lack emotional impact for with the names of the war's fallen soldiers, Nader announced yesterday "When we were in the war we never had those who served in the Korean War. to be put up as families of the men visited. he is running again for presi- any nice, facilities to begin with," said Louis "I have veterans in here crying," he said. Meanwhile, another group has opened dent, this time as an indepen- Baldovi, a 72-year-old Korean War veteran. When the fighting ended in the summer a small site — the Korean War Veterans dent, and rejected claims that "Maybe it does bring back that. It's some- of 1953, more than 33,000 Americans had National Museum & Library — at an Carol Cunningham AP Photo a longshot candidacy would thing that we have versus not having any- been killed in the three-year war between outlet mall in Tuscola, 111. Organizers merely siphon enough votes thing" North and South Korea The Koreas were plan to start const met lot I on a larger facil- EXHIBIT: Kyle Kopitke, president of the from the Democrats to ensure Previous attempts to build a museum divided in 1945, and their border remains ity next month. board of trustees of the newly opened President Bush's re-election. honoring the 1.8 million Korean War veter- tightly sealed. National Korean War Museum talks to But Nader's decision was ans have faltered, said Kyle Kopitke, presi- There are 38 sections to the museum. reporters. greeted with a chorus of con- demnation from Democrats, longtime friends and former supporters who blame him for Al Gore's loss four years ago. They suggested that Casino serious Nader would not pull close to the 2.7 percent of the vote he won before without the back- ing of an established party and some of his past support- topic for tribe ers.. By Don Thompson the membership against the tra- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ditional leaders' wishes to PLYMOUTH, Calif.—A once- include members from two tiny, nearly destitute American other bands in the area. The fed- Indian tribe is pushing hard to eral officials then oversaw an Bush campaign build a $100 million casino — Aug. 10, 2002, election that but it's not traditional tribal swapped the old leaders for a denies Kerry members gunning for riches. pro-casino group that includes accusation I iundreds of some of the people have BIA employ- WASHINGTON (API- been newly ees them- George W. Bush's presidential added to the selves. campaign told John Kerry it lone Band of Before the "does not condone" any Miwok Indians' Bureau of effort to impugn his patrio- membership Indian Affairs tism but asserted that sena- rolls, which were became tor's voting record on nation- opened up by involved, the al security and defense issues regional Bureau lone Band is a valid target of political of Indian Affairs Stevt Yoater AP Photo had about 70 scrutiny. Responding yester- officials Among members liv- day to a letter in which Kerry the new mem- BIG PLANS: Matt Franklin, front, ing on land accused President Bush of bers are several chairman of the lone Band of near lone, using surrogates to attack his BIA employees Miwok Indians, looks out over about 40 miles military service in Vietnam and dozens of some of the land where he hopes east of and his subsequent opposi- their relatives. t0 Dui|d a casjno jn California. Sacramento tion to the war, Bush-Cheney Four congress- in the rolling 2004 campaign chairman men have called for an investi- hills of one of California's wine Marc Racicot said, "1 ask you gation, though federal officials regions. to elevate the remarkably have so far declined to inter- Now the band's official mem- negative tone of your cam- Mite MprM News vene. Rep. Nick Rahall, ranking bership has swelled to 535. None paign and your party over the ART THROUGH WORDS: Jesus, a member of Creative Minds Movement on campus entertains stu- Democrat on the House of the new members is related to past year." dents in the Union Pub last night at Poetry night. Bridgette Thomas and Kevay Nelson listen behind Resources Committee, called the original 70. Amy Dutschke, a member of Jesus. Poetry Night was an event sponsored by Creative Minds Movement and Zeta Phi Beta. the BIA's move an apparent "coup d'etat" that should make other tribes "tremble with fear." Regional BIA officials opened CASINO. 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FOR III TUP NPMK VISIT WWW RCNFWS MM 2 Monday, February 23.2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BGNEWS Casino issue divides residents BRIEFING Hard-liners CASINO, FROM PAGE 1 dates to a lune 1994 letter from a BIA the AP over a matter of weeks, or dominate Iran's colleague to her brother, asserting respond to a letter sent last month. another American Indian group that "the history of your family and its The tribe is now potentially eligible new parliament whose family has roots in the lone association with the lone Band for millions of dollars in federal bene • TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The area, was the BlAs acting regional appears to be quite substantial and fits. Its new leaders have been given profile of Iran's new parliament director in Inne 2002 when she would certainly justify your inclusion $1.9 million from the state's Tribal took shape yesterday, with an authorized the lone Band's last lead- in the reorganization process." Revenue Sharing Trust Fund, in outcome that the opposition ership election, documents show. Tribal rolls and opposition mem- which tribes with casinos contribute had said was all but preor- Now IXitsclike and 68 of her rela- bers say a second cousin of Dutschke, to non-gambling tribes The tribe says dained: a hard-line core, even tives are on the tribe's official list of Harold Burris, was once allowed to it is using that money to offer mem- in the liberal bastion of Tehran. registered voters. They include her ive on the lone Band's property near bers emergency assistance with There were fewer women and uncle and a niece, "We feel there's a lone because his sis- housing, health care and energy bills. apparent gains for lawmakers who also work for ter was married to If the tribe opens its proposed casi- holding atomic science back- Indian Affairs, direct conflict of the tribe's chief, no with 2,000 slot machines, oppo- grounds. One conservative according to tribal interest there." Villa's father, at the nents say it could bring in $185 mil- leader said the new parliament rolls, a BIA employee time. lion a year, based on the experience of may try to play a more promi- list and opposition In Washington, other tribes. nent role in foreign policy and members. the Bureau of Indian The lone Band is seeking permis- the nuclear sphere as the The election was MARIO BIAGI, Affairs relied on the sion to acquire 208 acres in Plymouth Islamic state confronts suspi- overseen by Indian COUNTY SUPERVISOR tribal election com- for the casino. Permission has to cions that it is trying to develop Affairs employee mittee's decision to conie from Interior Secretary Gale nuclear weapons. Carol Rogers-Davis, whom the BIA refuse to investigate its own employ- Norton and Gov. Arnold named chair of the elections board. ees' involvement. Schwarzenegger, whose office has She now has three relatives on the The Department of Interior's been asked to consider granting the tribal roll, records show. inspector general also declined to tribe a gambling compact. Rebels seize Haiti's The election produced five new investigate, telling the complaining The issue has split the 31,000 resi- second-largest city tribal leaders, four of whom are relat- congressmen that it was an internal dents. County supervisors want ed to Uutschke. tribal matter. Congress and the Bureau of Indian CAP-IIAITIEN, Haiti (AP) — Matt Franklin, the new tribal chair- A BIA spokeswoman in Affairs to block the casino. Plymouth Rebels captured Haitis second- man recognized by the BIA, said he Washington, Nedra Darling, said she City Council members support the largest city witii little resistance could provide documents proving the couldn't comment because the casino. StmeieaterAP Photo yesterday, claiming Cap- legitimacy of the tribe's expanded Sacramento regional office did not The regional staff of the Bureau of OPPOSITION: A sign against a proposed casino to be Haitien as their biggest prize in a two-week uprising that has membership. respond to her repeated inquiries Indian Affairs staff and other mem- built by the lone Band of Miwok Indians stands on driven government forces from I lowever, Franklin did not produce over more than a month. bers "took over the lone Band," said Highway 16 leading to Plymoth, California. The once- the documents after repeated half the country. The fighters Regional officials, including county Supervisor Mario Biagi. "We tiny, nearly destitute Indian tribe is pushing hard to requests from The Associated Press Dutschke, similarly did not return feel there's a direct conflict of interest shot off celebratory rounds as build a casino among the vineyards and wineries in over several weeks. repeated telephone messages left by there." people looted and torched Dutschkc's standing with the tribe the Sierra Nevada foothills. buildings in the city of 500,000.
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STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS www.bgnews.com/campus Be sure to attend President Ribeau's State of the University address Thursday, February 26 when he dis- cusses "The Strength of Community." The address begins at 10 a.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Bowen Thompson Student Union. Come early for coffee, snacks and fellowship. CAMPUS Historically black college to recruit Latino students WILBERFORCE, Ohio (AP) - pitches in English and Spanish," cent in 2025. BjjV^ W rhe calendar ofewnts from .^^^^^^e^flL_ ^"Jj^fcaHr Central State University, a histor- he said. Central State wants to enroll 20 get aljfe ically black school in this south- Central State president John ^•■■^ http://www.besu.edu/calendar/calcndar.hlml to 25 latino students by next fall, west Ohio city, is developing a Garland thinks the university is Garland said. I le declined to give plan to boost enrollment and well-suited for latinos, fewer of target numbers for die future, diversity by recruiting Latinos. whom go to college than blacks saying only that the school 8 a.m.-fi p.m. Musical Arts Center 11 .i.in. :i p.m. At least 87 percent of students or whites. "would like to have a critical Pinhole Photography Exhibit Tuition Raffle at Central State are black and less Although the university mass of Hispanic students." This exhibit showcases the II a.m.-l p.m. Sponsored by the University than 1 percent are Hispanic, founded in 1887 is a historically The college wants 3,000 stu- wonder of pinhole photogra- Catholic Newman Club Info. Honors Program according to Ohio Board of black school, "we also have in our dents by 2010, neariy double the phy. Photographs and pin Table Union lobby Regents data from 2002. mission to attract and enroll 1,625 now enrolled at the school hole cameras created by Union bobby With predominantly white underserved students," Garland about 15 miles east of Dayton. Howling Green students will be 11:30 a.m. universities spending millions of said. Some historically black on display in the Bowling 11 .i.in. 1 pin. Education Abroad Display dollars recruiting minorities, Nationwide, 22 percent of schools elsewhere have attracted Green Union Art Gallery along Casino Night Advertising Table Central State seeks to join a grow- latinos ages 18 to 24 attended white students in large numbers. with a brief explanation of pin Sponsored by Sigma Nu Stop by the display table to ing list of historically black college in 2000, compared to 31 Several are predominantly white, hole photography. Fraternity leani about the many overseas KD00ls nationwide in becoming percent of blacks and 39 percent including Bluefield State College Union Art Gallery Union {My opportunities available to more diverse. of whites, according to the U.S. in West Virginia and Lincoln BGSU students "If there's growth, they don't Department of Education. University in Missouri. Ift30am.-3p.m. 11 ,i.ni. ^ p.m. First Floor, Botven-Tliompson want to be left behind," said Tola Latinos, however, are project- Latinos arc 9 percent of the Dance Marathon Hip Hops CURVE Info. Table Student Union Thompson, spokesman for the ed to increase from 13 percent of student body at Florida Sale Sponsored by the Wellness National Association for Equal the U.S. population to 23.1 per- Memorial College in Miami, (y/i/o/i lobby Connection l:30p.m.-230p.m. Opportunity in Higher cent in 2025. Blacks, who now where 89 percent of students are Union lobby lob & Internship Resume Info 1 (liir.uii in. a group of historically make up 13 percent of the popu- black. Enrollment reflects the 11 .1.1 Tl. Session Workshop black colleges and universities. lation, will grow to 14.6 percent city's changing demographics, Guest artist Bob Hreitliaupt will 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Bouvn-Thompson Student "What we're seeing is that by that year, according to the U.S. said Karecm Coney, the school's present a free percussion lec- Sigma Kappa Blanket Sale Union 316 (these schools) are beginning to Census. coordinator for precollege. ture Union lobby do just what majority institutions latinos are projected to make "It's a melting pot, so we've Kennedy Green Room, Moore do. We're going to start seeing up a smaller part of Ohio's popu- changed our recruiting strategy," some of their (recruitmentl lation than die nation's —2.7 per- he said. Chiropractic... 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Comedian STEVEN WRIGHT |amusin$)uxcuom) OPINION Dismiss Colorado's football coach U-WIRE Editorial I I [.orPillsburgfa University of (Colorado's foot- " [she was| not only a girl, she "do not reflect the athletic replacement. Even if every to agree to treat the charges seri- Barnett also failed to back anoth- liall coach Gary Harriett, has been was terrible," and "awful." department's commitment to... charge is cleared, and every alle- ously, to seek die truth behind er one of his players — Hnida, placed on leave with pay lor But Barnett claims that his female athletes." gation proven false, there is no the allegations and to, while who may be a "girl," but was still comments made about a former comments were taken out of The question remains: Why is excuse for what he said. standing behind his team, tell a football player—100 percent, kicker for the team. context. Barnett still on CU's payroll? His If this seems like a hasty dis- the woman she would have the when she came forward. Hnida Harriett's comments con- Whatever their context, these conduct was not befitting a missal of Barnett, consider his full cooperation of the university. has nothing to gain from coming cerned Katie I Inida, a former comments are totally out of coach, and he shouldn't be comments from a statement Clearing the university and forward; she only wants to reex- G>lorado player, who recently place, given the seriousness of employed at CU. released by the Boulder police. In players' names would be the best amine CU's football policies, came forward about allegedly the allegations against the team. CU Chancellor Richard Byyny it, a woman said that Barnett had way of dismissing charges, rather which clearly needs to be done. being raped by her teammate Already. Richard Tharp, the CU has said that an interim head told her that he would "back his than dismissing them without Barnett should no longer be in four years ago, but who is not athletic director, issued a state- coach will be named. player 100 percent" if rape investigation. CU's employ; his comments tar- pressing charges. ment dissociating Bamett's com- No matter who is named, it charges were brought against the But he did none of that, which nish the good players' names, Harriett remarked on her abili- ments from CU, calling them should be made clear that he or player. CU President Elizabeth Hoffman and bring further shame to a ties as a player. 1 le stated that, "insensitive" and saying that they she is Bamett's pennanent It would be one tiling for him publicly criticized him for. troubled team.
New reality shows try too hard Election with Nader
their l-love-him-and-want-to- hurt, and so was I. This is a reali- PEOPLE JESSICA win-him mentality. ty show, and these are real peo- ON THE S1KKKT hinders Democrats FAUSNAUGH They receive hate mail, some ple. They were seriously being lose their jobs. That is, unless ripped apart, thinking that their Opinion Columnist they are able to land a spot in the beloved baby giri had lost her If you could ask one exercise in ego-massage. Rather, next reality show. mind and was signing away the superhero to save the ZACH Nader seems to be genuinely Reality shows — just how far Plus, their dating life may rest of her life to a guy she barely HERMAN passionate about what he calls world, who would "the politics of joy and justice." has this fad come, or should I actually be set back, if they're still knows. Opinion Columnist say, fallen? Is it just me, or since hung up on this guy and the way When they find out it's a sham, you ask? He earnestly believes that the creation of reality shows, the light had hit his face when how will they react? Will they be i breaking the major-patty iron have they been getting more he'd effortlessly rejected them. hurt or relieved? I low will they The Sunday afternoon head- grip on American politics is the twisted and manipulating? If Moreover, the "perfect, happy look at their daughter who chose line on Internet news site only way to return the govern- these are truly "real people," why couple" ends up splitting. Why? to value money more than their Drudge Report said it all: Ralph ment to the people. are we entertained by the pain Well, because the guy now has family? Nader is "back to crash the That said, Nader's concern for these shows inflict, even after the this all-women-love-me-and- This show opened my eyes. party." the marginalized and underrep- lights and cameras are gone? l'm-just-giving-them-what-they- Many "reality" shows should be The phrase has two meanings resented in our society could Some of the most manipula- want complex, and his fiancee is called "messing with reality" when applied to the 70-year-old easily hasten the further oppres- tive shows are those which deal dealing with the stress of media shows. They create controlled consumer advocate and pro- sion of those citizens if he refus- with society's fascination of the attention whenever she buys lin- situations, testing the variable of MATT BOWLES gressive activist, one of them es to sideline his presidential noble and the other unfortu- bid. Logically, one can assume difference between love and lust. gerie. human morals. SENIOR, They're harmless, right? Why else A recent reality show brought At least in loe Millionaire and nate. that most of the votes cast for would we watch them? it home to me a few weeks ago. Average loe they had rewarded POLITICAL SCIENCE By announcing another run the very liberal Nader would One hunky, successful man While flipping the channels, I principled characteristics — love for president on NBC's Meet the otherwise go to the Democratic spends six months with thirty happened upon a show where a despite of money and looks. In "The Keebler Elves. Press Sunday, independent can- Party nominee. This siphoning gorgeous, successful women all beautiful blonde girl was telling this case, it was the opposite. Anyone who can didate and Green Party refugee of votes provides a distinct vying for his attention and love. her family that she was going to They are testing a person to see make cookies like that Nader is mounting a valiant and advantage for the Republicans, Each girl tries to one up tile oth- marry this loud, mean, seriously how far they will hurt and admirable attempt to break the who do not have a Pat ers, to show more skin, to smile loathsome guy — in three days. manipulate their loved ones for a could save the world." two-party stranglehold on Robertson or Pat Buchanan to brighter, to employ some inno- 1 ler family was devastated. million dollars. Ihey arc reward- American politics, "crashing" draw from Bush's base of sup- cent flirting techniques, to win Her father hunched in disbelief, ing greed and callousness. the giant political organizations port. the prize: an engagement ring her mother shook with horror, I'm disturbed by this. Am I he believes have corrupted the A comprehensive memory is from this one man. I larmless, and her siblings were furious. alone? In the aftermath of this legislative process. not required to recall the cata- yes? Over everything else, they were show, this family will face conse- However, the disadvantages strophic effect Nader had on the let's throw in a twist: let's tell all worried to death. quences. Will the girl buy a man- of a Nader presidential run in 2000 presidential election. the women die bachelor's a mil- I laving never watched the sion and pay off college debts, 2004 far outweigh the benefits. Ninety thousand Floridians cast lionaire when he actually makes show before, I was confused. trying not to feel guilty? Her fam- Nader's presence in the race will ballots for Nader that a paltry $10,000 a year. Oh, per- Why is she telling them this ily will forgive her, I'm sure. This unnecessarily complicate the November, tilting the balance of fect! It'll beat the classic gold dig- when she really has no feelings deal isn't big enough to jeopar- MATTMAURER Democrats' bid to remove power in a state Al Gore lost by George W. Bush from the White slightly more than 500 votes. ger Anna Nicole Smiths in their for the guy, who's actually an dize anything that deep. Or, at SOPHOMORE, own game, and test the couple's actor? least, I hope not. House, a goal that has united A similar situation unfolded newfound "love" on national Then, 1 found out that that is Reality shows arc getting more BUSINESS ADMIN. liberals and progressives like no in New Hampshire. The television. Still harmless? exactly the object of the show. and more twisted. The tragedy of other issue in recent years. Associated Press reported that Ok. let's look at their lives after The producers had presented this is that for them to be "real," "Chris McKinley, Creating viable alternatives to to secure the presidency, Gore the show. The rejected women this girl with a choice: deceive they must feature real people a.k.a. Batman" the existing parties is an needed only a third of Nader who had portrayed themselves, your family into helping you with real feelings who face real inspired and necessary step. As supporters in that state to vote or were portrayed, badly on the many this guy with a disgusting consequences. This is an aspect any casual student of econom- Democrat instead. show get back into the real personality, and we will give you we often forget, including me. ics knows, increased competi- Many analysts are forecasting world, where millions of people a million dollars. She apparently Suddenly we realize that these tion leads to more and better another close election in 2004, worldwide have seen every thought the money was worth it. fabricated shows do cause real options in the marketplace, fos- and if Nader can collect the sig- transgression they had made in This girl's family was being harm, and yet we watch. tering a climate of choice and natures necessary to appear on providing an impetus for innov- ballots in most states, he could ative thought. The existence of again prove to be a spoiler for influential third, fourth, and the Democratic Party and pro- "VvV\R PRESIDENT 7mazi» fifth parties ultimately will make gressive politics in general. 1 w,i>> for a more efficient political sys- While Nader's mission to JUSTIN BRANDLEY tem and mobilize disaffected break the "two-parry duopoly" FRESHMAN, MUSIC ED. non-voters who feel forgotten he decries is an important one, by the platforms of the major he should recognize the unpar- "Superman, because political organizations. alleled unity Bush's tenure has Hf&** he can fly. I wish I In that respect, Nader's cru- inspired among left-leaning vot- could do that." sade is a fantastic development ers and gracefully step away. for American politics. An out- The best opportunity for the sider revolution is long overdue changes Nader seeks is not rep- in the staid political arena, and resented by Nader himself, but if Nader is the agent that spades by the eventual Democratic a shakeup, he deserves nominee. applause. While both parties have obvi- But this year, in this election, ous flaws, it is vital to the future Nader needs to step aside. of this country that George W. Despite what many Democrats Bush lose in his re-election claim, the longtime renegade's attempt, and Nader is not the ROBIN BROWN run appears to be more than an man to do that FRESHMAN, On this day in 1997, scientists in Scotland ARCHITECTURE announced they had successfully cloned a Have a take on something? E-mail us at [email protected]. "Meteor Man." sheep, later known as "Dolly."
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TEACHER PLEADS GUILTY IN THEFT RING www.bgnews.com/state Lancaster, Ohio (AP)—A teacher accused of master- minding a theft ring involving high school students has pleaded guilty to his role in the thefts, which led to the arrests of six others, including another teacher. John Dolby, 35, of Lancaster, was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to operating an organized theft ring, among other counts. STATE "I believe now, as I believed at the time of its passage, that Article XII is as detrimen- Soldier killed in Iraq buried tal to the public good as the ordinance Company Sgt. Richard R Ramey, based at Fort that it invalidated." of Canton, was buried Kmi\. Ky„ was DANIEL PILARCZYK, ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP killed Feb. 8 by Saturday in his home- a roadside town. Ramey is the bomb. 20th Ohio soldier "Faith tells Archbishop us he has killed in Iraq. passed into CANTON, Ohio (AP) - this momen- Mourners waving flags lined a tary place we street Saturday to salute the call death and supports repeal Bryime Shaw AP Photo funeral procession for Army Staff that he has Sgt. Richard P. Ramey. the 20th stepped into SOLDIER BURIAL Jerry Ramey, rear center with- Ohio soldier killed in the war in new life," said out hat, and a seven-man Army Color Guard bring Iraq. the Rev. thg casket of his son, Army Staff Sgt. Richard P. of charter More than 300 people attended Thomas P. Ramey, out of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in CINCINNATI (AP)-Roman Rights coalition, which supports Dyer. a Mass in nearby Perry Township Canton. Ramey was killed Feb. 8, in Iraq. Catholic Archbishop Daniel keeping the amendment, says at St. loan of Arc Catholic Church Maj. Cien. Pilarczyk said he supports the homosexuals shouldn't seek —where Ramey attended church lulian II. Bums effort to repeal a 1993 city char- what coalition members call assignment in Alaska in the fall. and grade school— before burial presented Ramey's parents, lerry ter amendment dial prohibits special protection under the Steven Moores, commander of at Calvary Cemetery, and lulie Ramey, with their only City Council from enacting gay law. the 52nd Ordinance Group, told Brian Botamon SP Ptoto "Since we were kids, every son's Bronze Star and Purple rights laws. Pilarczyk did not instruct fel- mourners Ramey volunteered for Halloween he was either Rambo Heart as they stood beside his Pilarczyk called the amend- low Catholics on how to vote on explosive ordinance disposal. MEMORIAL HONORING SOL- or some other type of soldier,'' casket, which was draped in a ment morally wrong in Friday's the issue. Instead, a spokesman "His job was to take improvised DIER: A memorial placed in the childhood friend Brian Shurtz white cloth. issue of the Catholic Telegraph, said, his statement was intend- explosive devices and render Post Chapel commemorating said. He called Ramey a true Ramey, a 1995 graduate of the newspaper of the Cincinnati ed as a "considered opinion them safe. His was the work of a the life of Staff Sgt, Richard "defender of our country." Perry High School in Massillon, Archdiocese, based on the teachings of the true professional, a selfless hero," Ramey, 27, of Canton, a mem- was expected to return home at Ramey, honors the memory of But Pilarczyk. also the news- Catholic Church." Moores said. ber of the 703rd Ordnance the end of March before an the soldier killed in Iraq. paper's publisher, atlded that he State Hep. Tom Brinkman Jr., a still Opposes the 1992 gay rights Cincinnati Republican and a ordinance thai led voters to Catholic who serves as treasurer change the city charier because of the campaign to keep Article it "made homosexual behavior XII, said he won't argue with the as legally acceptable as hetero- archbishop on church teaching. Historically black college to recruit Latinos sexual behavior." But he said Pilarczyk misunder- Homosexual behavior is not stands what the amendment WILBF.RFORCF., Ohio (API- Thompson, spokesman for the served students," Garland said. saying only that the school tolerated by the church, but says. Central State University, a histori- National Association for Equal Nationwide, 22 percent of "would like to have a critical mass homosexuals still should be pro- "Article XII is completely con- cally black school in this south- Opportunity In Higher I ai mi is ages 18 to 24 attended of Hispanic students." tected from discrimination, sistent widi church teaching. It west Ohio city, is developing a Education, a group of historically college in 2000, compared to 31 The college wants 3,000 stu- Pilarczyk said. does not discriminate, nor does plan to boost enrollment and black colleges and universities. percent of blacks and 39 percent dents by 2010, nearly double the "I believe now, as I believed at it give special treatment to diversity by recruiting Latinos. "What we're seeing is that of whites, according to the U.S. 1,625 now enrolled at die school the time of its passage, that homosexuals. It has always been At least 87 percent of students (these schools) are beginning to Department of Education. about 15 miles east of Dayton. Article XII (the amendment) is equal rights _ not special rights," at Central State are black and less do just what majority institutions Latinos, however, are projected Some historically black schools as detrimental to the public Brinkman said. than 1 percent are Hispanic, do. We're going to start seeing lo increase from 13 percent of the elsewhere have attracted white good as the ordinance that it The archbishop joins more according to Ohio Board of some of their (recruitment) pitch- U.S. population to 23.1 percent in students in large numbers. invalidated." he wrote. than 40 religious leaders— Regents data from 2002. es in English and Spanish," he 2025. Blacks, who now make up Latinos are 9 percent of the stu- His statement comes two Catholic, Protestant and Jewish With predominantly white uni- said. 13 percent of the population, will dent body at Florida Memorial weeks after a group called —who support the repeal, versities spending millions of dol- Central State president lohn grow to 14.6 percent by that year, College in Miami, where 89 per- Citizens to Restore l'airness said according to the Citizens to lars recruiting minorities, Central Garland thinks die university is according to the U.S. Census. cent of students are black. it gathered the needed signa- Restore Fairness. State seeks to join a growing list of well-suited for Latinos. Latinos are projected to make Enrollment reflects the city's tures to put the repeal on the Several large Cincinnati historically black schools nation- Although the university found- up a smaller part of Ohio's popu- changing demographics, said November ballot. employers also support the bal- wide in becoming more diverse. ed in 1887 is a historically black lation than the nation's —2.7 per- Kareem Coney, the school's coor- Cincinnati is the only i 15. city lot issue, saying the amendment "If there's growth, they don't school, "we also have in our mis- cent in 2025. dinator for precollege. to ban enacting or enforcing gay carries a stigma of intolerance want to be left behind," said Tola sion to attract and enroll under- Central State wants to enroll 20 "It's a melting pot, so we've rights laws, and repeal backers and makes it harder to recruit to 251. a n ii i students by next fall, changed our recruiting strategy," say it has discouraged people employees. Procter & Gamble Garland said. He declined to give he said. from taking jobs in the city. (j>„ based here, has donated target numbers for the future, The Equal Rights. Not Special $10,000 to the repeal campaign. New Drink Speciafs
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By Ravi Nessman Silvan Shalom said. "We will con- reminder of the cruelty of SUICIDE BOMB: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tinue to take all necessary mea- Palestinian terrorism." Police investigators JERUSALEM—A Palestinian sures to provide security for our He did not indicate what look for evidence at suicide bomber blew himself up citizens, including the security Israel's response would be, but the scene of a sui- 1 Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz on a crowded Jerusalem bus yes- fence.' cide bombing attack lerday, killing eight passengers The Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, met with top security officials one day before die world court a militant group loosely affiliated yesterday to discuss the possibili- in a Jerusalem bus, was io begin hear- with Yasser ties. yesterday. A suicide ings on Israel's dis- "Today there are Arafat's Fatah The blast went off about 8:30 bomber blew him- puted West Bank more funerals, movement, am., the peak of rush hour, as the self up on the barrier. claimed packed public bus drove past a crowded bus, killing Israeli officials more suffering, responsibility gas station in downtown at least seven peo- said the suicide more proof that for the attack Jerusalem. Several high school 3 pie and wounding bombing — the and identified students were on the bus, and at more than 60,11 of 11 tlth in more than there's no end to the bomber as least two of the dead were them seriously. three vears of vio- the hatred of Mohammed teenagers. Sunday is a regular lence —proved the Zool, 23, from weekday in Israel. There was no imme- need to continue Israelis." the village of "1 fell blood on my head. I saw diate claim of building the barri- Hussan near terrible things. I tried not to look." responsibility for the er to keep out SILVAN SHALOM, ISRAEU Bethlehem. said Moshe Salarna. 56, whose attack. future lumbers. FOREIGN MINISTER Prime glasses were cracked by a piece of "Today tliere arc Minister Ariel flying debris. Oded BaWty AP Photo more funerals, Sharon, The bomb, laced with pieces of more suifering, more proof that addressing a tourism conference iron, killed eight people in addi- there's no end to the hatred of Sunday evening, said, "Today in tion to die bomber and wounded Israelis," Israeli Foreign Minister Jerusalem, we received a painful 59 others, rescue officials said. STUDENT TECH North Enterprise HEINZ APARTMENTS 506 + 514 + 524 451 + 424 Frazee Ave February Monthly 3 bedrm w/ fireplace, furnished, microwave, A/C, 3 bedrm, 2 bath w/ fireplace, turnished, garbage disposal and dishwasher. microwaves, A/C. garbage disposal, dishwasher, 9 1/2 month lease •9 1/2 mo. lease starting @ $950./mo + util. "starting @ S900'mo + utilities* "1 year lease also available* Special ■FEBRUARY DEPOSIT SPECIAL $650.00- GOING FAST! COLUMBIA COURTS MERCER MANOR Event T; at 2:00 pm 903 935Thurstin Ave 323 + 331 South Mercer Rd February 2* »/; [*^ 3 bedrm, 2 bath, furnished, A/C J^ 3 bedrm, 2 bath w/ fireplace, furnished, Wednesday, microwaves, A/C. garbage disposal, 'starting - S800/mo t utilities" Check it dishwasher, 9 1/2 month lease ■FEBRUARY DEPOSIT SPECIAL S650.0i out today! 'starting @ $780/mo + utilities*
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By Adam Hntzak what the Falcons were all about. The whole way she talked about Bowling Green. She's just a lot of nib off on the girls on the team. well I've been swimming this SPORIS REPORIER Although Keating, who quali- BG and the swimming program, fun to be around and overall a The biggest Ipositivel is her year," said Keating. "1 never Anytime this university can fied for the state swim meet all she made it seem like she wanted great person. It's everything you readiness to race and confidence would have thought I would upstage the University of Toledo, four years in high school at Saint to bring people in to bring the want in someone that you are in her racing ability. Going in to come in and swim this fast" smiles come across the faces of Ursula Academy in Cincinnati, program up. I had the feeling that going to be working with the the Notre Dame invite, where Keating had a late jump on the Falcons everywhere. Freshman had never even heard of Bowling I was going to be a part of some- next four years." you've got schools that arc sport, not starting to swim com- swimmer Caroline Keating has Green, which had recently hired thing that was on the rise." Keating quickly made her ranked in the top 25 in the coun- petitively until she was in eighth made the BG faithful proud. swimming coach Ken Buff. After Buff was excited at the oppor- presence felt on the swim team. try, she goes and wins three grade. After what she describes In the fall of 2002, while travel- meeting the swim team and tunity to get a swimmer of At the beginning of December, events." as a disappointing senior year of ing to Northwest Ohio with her receiving a visit from BulT, Caroline's caliber. She was also the Falcons headed to South In her first year of college, high school in swimming, she father to first watch her brother Keating signed with BG that fall looking to land quality people on Bend, Indiana for the Notre Caroline has adapted well to her found th.it training hard and run in a cross country meet in instead of visiting other schools her team, which Keating has Dame Invitational. Facing new surroundings. Being one of suppon from the team was all Findlay and proceed to Toledo for and seeing what else was out more than lived up to. nationally ranked teams, she five children in her family has she needed to get back on track. a recruiting visit, Keating called " ICaroline'sl everything that her high school swimming there. walked away with a huge indi- made the transition easier for "The team has confidence in "I was really impressed with we look for in a recmit," Buff coach. After she was informed by vidual performance. her to get along with different me, which makes me have more her coach about a new swim IKeri's] background, she came said. "We already knew she "In a meet, we know she is personalities. But she was not confidence in myself," she said. coach at BG, and heard a few bad from a very good swimming worked really hard, and that was going to be fighting for first expecting success in the pool to "I'm happy with the way I'm things about the Rockets' pro- school (Arizona]," said Keating. one of the things I overly stressed place," said Buff. "It's really easy come so quickly. swimming." gram, she decided to check out "She knew what she was doing. when 1 was first recruiting at to get behind that and it does "I'm really shocked at how And so is everyone at BG.
"Kent is a very good defensive team. They are clearly one of the best teams in the Falcons freeze Penguins league at holding teams down." Reimolds CURT MILLER, BG HEAD COACH 26 points Kent's defense lead men stops Falcons By Joel Hammond Conference West Division SPORIS REPORIER crown, the Falcons lost their to victory Despite four freshmen see- second straight game Saturday By Elliott Schreiner ing significant playing time this at Anderson Arena — where ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR season for the Bowling Green the>' had been 8-2 this season The Bowling Green men's bas- women's basketball team, the before last week — to Kent ketball team jumped out to a hot Falcons have looked like quite a State, 71-62. start on ESPN's Bracket Buster confident group in some pretty BG shot just 30 percent from Saturday to coast to a 76-64 over tight situations. the field Saturday, including a Youngstown State Saturday after- That confidence, though, has 13.8 percent effort from behind noon. left BG, and in the process, ran the 3-point arc. That effort fol- The Falcons used a 12-0 run to away with the Falcons' ability to lowed a 28.1 percent showing start the game to overwhelm shoot the basketball. from 3-point land in their opponents and never Entering last week still in the looked back. mix for a Mid-American WOMEN, PAGE 10 "The difference in the game was the start," BG head coach Da.'i Dakich said. "Youngstown did a really good job fighting, competing and battling lafter that|." The Falcons' first nine points came from forward lohn Reimold, who made three from beyond the arc in the game's first 1:32. Reimold remained on fire throughout the game, leading the Falcons with 26 points and seven assists. He came out so hot that he outscored the Penguins as late as the 10:04 mark in the first half. "They were playing a soft zone to start the game," Reimold said. "We were working in practice against the zone and I just got a couple of open looks." Reimold wasn't the only one prospering from downtown in the first half. Forward |osh Almanson nailed all three of his first half attempts and point guard Steven Wright hit two of Mike MeUgn BG News Mike Metzjer BG News 1.000-P0INT SCORER: Stetanie Wenzel drives in Saturday's BASKET: BG's John Reimold scores in Saturday's win over Youngstown State. Reimold scored 26 points. MEN, PAGE 10 loss to Kent. Wenzel's 10 points gave her 1.001 for the season. Flashes' depth a key Michigan dominates BG icers in 71-62 win over BG By Joel Hammond Falcons. Key in the win over BG SPORIS REPORIER By Kevin Shields Escobedo both tallied two goals His high slapper from the lop of just two minutes later on a play in was the Flashes' bench play, as SPORIS REPORTER on the weekend, as all the scoring the right circle beat Al Montoya in front to make it, 5-2 Michigan. When your program is unde- Kent's reserves out-scored BG's ANN ARBOR, Mich. — BG came from the Falcon defense- the left comer to make it 2-1 Mike Falk got an assist on niably the most established in reserves 26-10. goaltender Jordan Sigalct made men. Wolverines. Brett Pilkington and Escobedo's fourth of the year. the Mid-American Conference, What's more, the Falcons' 73 saves on the weekend, but the It was two big Wolverine Mark Wires picked up assists on Kaleniecki struck again just a chances are your bench is bench shot 0-of-14 from the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines con- power-play goals to begin the the play. minute into the final period to going to be full of players who field, while Kent's shot 9-of-21. tinued their hot play taking four game that made the difference However, Michigan would get make it 6-2 Wolverines. Escobedo can step in at any time and Central to Kent's outstanding points from the Falcons. early in Friday's game. the next three goals in the period then got his second of the night make an immediate impact. bench play was la'Kia Stewart, The Wolverines got a 7-3 win On the Wolverines' first power- to stretch their lead to 5-1. on a pass from Ryan Saturday's BG-Kent State who poured in a game-high 15 Friday night and a 5-2 win on play, Jeff Tambellini put a high Brandon Kaleniecki got the Minnabaniet and Bryan Dobek women's basketball contest points and grabbed 10 Saturday to finish unbeaten at slapper from the left over Sigalet's first goal at 9:19 of the period on a to make it 6-3. proved that to be true once rebounds. in just 20 minutes. home in Central Collegiate shoulder to make it 1-0 at 6:53. two-on-one to make it 3-1. David Milan Gajic got die final goal of again. Additionally, the Flashes' Hockey Association play for the Then T.I. Hensick made it 2-0 Rohlfs made it 4-1 on a back- the night at 6:52 as Michigan Kent, despite early troubles Tiffany Kelly had nine points— year. They have how won 13 of with another shot from the left hand shot in front. Then Dwight went on to win 7-3. in the conference that put it including two big treys — in 19 their last 14 games and have that dribbled over Sigalet's glove Helmincn made it 5-1 on a hard Sigalet made 36 saves on the behind the eight ball, Ls on a minutes. taken command of the CCHA on the right side. wrist shot over Sigalet's left side at serious roll, having won five "Their bench was great," BG standings. Ion Sitko got his first goal of the 15:02. straight and seven of its last Kevin Bieksa and Brian season just 1:24 into the second. Escobedo would find the net HOCKEY, PAGE 10 eight after a 71-62 win over the WOMEN. PAGE 10
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www.bgnews.com/sports BROWNS GET SEVENTH PICK ON COIN FLIP INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —The Cleveland Browns won a coin flip with the Atlanta Falcons for the seventh overall pick in the NFL draft. By losing the toss Saturday, the Falcons will get the eighth first round pick in the April 24th draft, the teams said. Cleveland ended last season 5-11, the same record as Atlanta, Washington, Detroit, Jacksonville and Houston. SPORTS Cavs win behind llgauskas, LeBron
By Chris Sheridan 14 points and 16 rebounds and rHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jeff Mclnnis scored 13 points. NEW YORK — LB) at MSG was Stephon Marbury shot just 4- A-OK for the Cleveland Cavaliers. for-21 in the first three quarters i LeBron lames scored 22 points and finished 13-for-34 for 30 in his first game at Madison points, while Penny llardaway Square Garden, where the fans shot 2-for-13 and Tim Thomas— turned on the home team yester- the main player acquired a week day as the New York Knicks fell earlier in the trade that sent Van behind by 23 points in the fourth I lom to Milwaukee—had a quiet quarter of a 92-86 loss. 10 points. Whether they were booing or It was 81-58 with 7:06 remain- chanting the name of the depart- ing when lames implored his ed Keith Van Horn, the matinee teammates "C'mon, let's take 'em crowd let i: be known that they out." The Cavs wouldn't score weren't happy seeing the Knicks again until 2:53 remained, but it i play so poorly. The loss was the made no difference as New York fourth in five games for New York, — suddenly a stniggling offensive which now embarks on a four- team — couldn't close the entire game Western road trip. gap- lames didn't have his flashiest The game began to get away or most productive game, step- from the Knicks late in the second ping aside to let center Zydrunas quarter when they failed to score- llgauskas carry most of the offen- on seven of their final eight pos- sive load. sessions. Cleveland led 44-40 at llgauskas scored Cleveland's the break behind 18 points and 11 first eight points of the fourth rebounds from llgauskas. A ■ quarter, having his way against llgauskas' three-point play newly acquired backup center capped an 11 -4 run to open the Nazr Mohammed, as the Cavs third quarter, putting the Cavs 5 1 opened the final period with an 8- ahead 55-44, and Cleveland - '" — J ' I run to go ahead 78-56. New York maintained an 11-point lead had a 26-7 run to pull within four, entering the fourth quarter. >wrt 4 Gregory Bull APPtioto but it wasn't enough. The booing increased as the Michael Kim AP Photo llgauskas had 31 points and 15 NO FOUL Cleveland's Jeff Mclnnls reaches in on New York's KING JAMES LEADS CAVS: Cleveland's LeBron James goes up for a rebounds, (Carlos Boozer added Stephon Marbury in the Cavs' win over the Knicks yesterday. CAVS, PAGE 9 layup yesterday at Madison Square Garden. Astros' starter: Oswalt
By Mark Babineck rotation, followed by his pal THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cemens. Miller, the club's open- KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Roger ing day starter in 2002, will pilch Clemens and Andy Pettitte had fourth, and Redding is No. 5. just arrived at spring training "He's got a lot of pitching over yesterday when Houston Astros there," Yankees manager |oe manager limy Williams Torre said in Tampa, Fla announced that neither one He would know. would start on opening day. Setting up the starting rota- But the decision to go with tion two weeks before exhibition Roy Oswalt came as no surprise games begin gives the pitchers to the ex-Yankees. time to prepare their throwing "limy and I talked about it a routines in February, a luxury couple of weeks ago and that's Pettitte said he and Clemens how we talked about it," never had in New York. Clemens said. "To me, all the "Usually that's top secret guys are deserving. We've all had where we come from," said our opportunities to start open- Pettitte, who shares famously ing day." rigorous workout habits with Oswalt, one of three holdovers Clemens. "For us, this is great." from last year's rotation along Oswalt, a 19-game winner in with Wade Miller and Tim 2002, was on the disabled list Al Bdirman AP pnolo Redding, is one of the best young three times last season. But he NEW STOPPER: Cincinnati's Danny Graves, shown here yesterday pitchers in baseball. But he was returned to the mound and won Tony Oejak photos Associated Press at Spring Training, will be the Reds' closer this season. hampered hy chronic groin four games down the stretch as injuries in 2003 and had surgery Houston's bid to catch the SURPRISE: Houston pitcher Roy Oswalt, above, will be the Astros' in the offseason to correct the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central Opening Day starter, not newly acquired Roger Clemens, below. problem. fell just short. Clemens and Pettitte were the "If I go first or I go third it does- Reds' Graves Astros' two big offseason acqui- n't matter," Oswalt said. "It's an sitions, but Williams decided to honor, so of course it's special, go with Oswalt against Barry but I don't see (the others) Bonds and the San Francisco behind me. I seem them with Giants in I louston on April 5. me." back as closer "He has come through the Despite constant pain and (farm) system and he was limited action, Oswalt. 26, went SARASOTA, Ha. (AP) - Danny As it turned out, it was. Every injured ... three times with his 10-5 with a 2.97 ERA in 21 starts Graves is back where he Wongs, time he started, he realized it a lit- groin, and basically could have last year. His 2.92 ERA the last closing games instead of starting Ue more. packed it in," Williams said. "He three seasons is better than them. "It's like having a normal job could have said, 'I'm injured, 1 either Clemens or Pettitte. After a failed one-year experi- and trying to change jobs, trying need an operation, I might hurt Williams' decision was partly ment, the Cincinnati Reds have to do something I didn't go to myself if I try to continue pitch- to reward Oswalt, and to posi- decided to let Graves do what he school for," Graves said. "A lot of it ing.'" Pettitte will go second in the does best—get the last three outs was physical, but a lot of it was the ASTROS, PAGE 9 in close games. The switch agrees mental part of adjusting to that with him. role. "I was like a fish out of water,'' "I just kept trying to tell myself, Graves said of his stint in the rota- "This is going to work, this is going tion. "I talked to a bunch of guys to be fine,' and I ended up just last year and they asked me vvhy I beating up myself." was doing it, why 1 was trying to Batters beat him up too. In 26 start. To them, I was more valu- starts, Graves went 4-14 with a beat Raptors, 96-81 able as a reliever with a chance to 5.33 ERA as opponents hit .299. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS throw every day. He lost his final seven decisions as least two weeks because of a jumper for an 85-71 lead. "I had no answer." a starter, and was pulled out of the TORONTO — Peja Stojakovic sprained left ankle, and Rose is Songaila, recently inserted into There was a good reason for the rotation after a 9-3 loss at Arizona scored 27 points and Mike Bibby out at least a month with four the staring lineup, had 15 points switch — the Reds wanted it. on Aug. 21. had 21 to lead the Sacramento broken bones in his left hand. and 10 rebounds, while center Graves was the Reds' closer lie made three relief appear- Kings past the short-handed The Kings, the NBAs highest Vlade Divac had 13 points and 12 from 1999-2002, using his control ances before inflammation in the Toronto Raptors 96-81 yesterday. scoring team, had a season-low rebounds. and his sinker to pile up 129 back of his right shoulder forced Bibby had 18 points in the sec- 39 points in the first half and Bosh, guarded by Songaila, had saves, trailing only lohn Franco him to sit out the final month. ond half for Kings, winners of six trailed Toronto, the lowest scoring 14 points in first half and Jerome for the franchise record. This spring, there's been no of seven. team, by eight. However, Bibby Moiso, who has barely played this When the Reds moved into thought of trying him as a starter. Sacramento played without got Sacramento going in the third season, had all of his 10 to help Great American Ball Park last He's the closer at the outset. injured center Brad Miller, sus- quarter, scoring 12 points. Toronto build its halftime lead. year, they had two prospective "Certainly Danny did a tremen- pended forward Chris Webber Alvin Williams' jumper gave NOTES: Sacramento outre- closers — Graves and Scon dous job when he was in that role and injured guard Bobby lackson. Toronto a nine-point lead early in bounded Toronto 49-37. ... The Williamson — and a huge hole in before, and we feel like that's Chris Bosh had 20 points for the third, but Bibby sparked a 17- Kings went 2-1 on their three- the rotation. where he's most suited to help the the Raptors, who tied a season- 2 run with a 3-pointer, and game road trip. ... Toronto's So, they asked Graves to try Reds in 2004," pitching coach high with their fifth straight loss. capped it with a tastbreak layup Donyell Marshall had 18 points starting games, something he'd Don Gullett said. Toronto is in danger of falling out to give the Kings a six-point lead. and 13 rebounds.... The Raptors never done at any level of profes- Former manager Bob Boone Adrian WyUAP Photo of the playoff race after losing Sacramento started the fourth suspended disgruntled forward sional baseball. He went along liked the experimental move to G0IN' UP: Sacramento's Vtnce Carter and Jalen Rose to quarter on a 16-4 run, including Lamond Murray for this game, and tried.to convince himself it Gerald Wallace goes up in the injuries. two 3-pointers by Stojakovic. one day after he criticized coach Carter is expected to miss at was no big deal. GRAVES, PAGE 9 Kings'vfin over Toronto. Darius Songaila capped it with a Kevin O'Neill. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. February 23.2004 9 Kenseth wins close Subway 400 By Jenna Fryer seats 60,113, and those who taking the high line as Kahne tried THE ASSOCIAIED PRESS stayed home missed the usually to sweep below him in the No. 9 ROCKINGHAM, N.C. — Take conservative Kenseth use aggres- Dodge and into the lead. thai, NASCAR. sive moves to dominate the mid- McMurray went even lower, but Matt Kenseth shrugged off dle of the race then have to hang could never get past either in his NASCAR's new points system — on tightly to win it. Dodge. partially designed because he Hobby Gordon wrecked with It set up a battle between won just one race last season en 42 laps to go to bring out the final Kenseth and Kahne on the final route to the series championship caution and several cars were lap, with Kahne pulling even —by nipping rookie Kasey Kahne already on pit road, including down the final stretch before get- at die finish line of North Carolina Kenseth. But he inexplicably ting nosed out at the line. Speedway on yesterday to win the stayed in front during a confusing Kahne, who took over for BUI Subway 400, his first victory in exchange of stops that left just Elliott this season in the car Elliott nearly a year. nine cars on the lead lap. drove to victory here last Kenseth led a race-high 259 Kenseth was listed as the leader November, finished second in his laps, but had to Tight furious on the restart with just 30 laps to second Nextel Cup series event. charges from Kahne and Jamie go, followed by Kahne, McMurray, who won the Busch McMurray over the' final 10 laps McMurray, Sterling Marlin, Dale series race on Saturday, finished before edging Kahne by .010 sec- Earnhardt Jr., Rusty Wallace, Ryan third right behind them. Marlin, onds — the nose of the No. 17 Newman, Kurt Busch and Ward his Chip Ganassi Racing team- Ford. Burton. mate, was fourth. It was yet another thrilling fin- Kenseth opened up a large lead But it was Kenseth who drove ish at what could be the final race on the restart as he pulled away off to Victory Lane, his first trip at "The Rock." The tiny track has while everyone behind him had there since March 2 of last season already losf one of its races under to deal with traffic. But after at Las Vegas. It had to be a sweet NASCAR's realignment plan and Kahne and McMurray flopped feeling for die reigning champi- poor attendance could ultimately spots, they set their sights on run- on, whose run to the tide and per- cost it its remaining date. ning down Kenseth. sonality were considered too bor- Bob Ionian AP Phclc There were only about 50,000 The three ran nose-to-tail over ing for the new NASCAR. PHOTO FINISH: Matt Kenseth (17) beats Kasey Kahne (9) to the finish line yesterday at the North fans in attendance at a track that the final laps, with Kenseth often Carolina Speedway. Hoosiers find trouble at home Nevada beats UT
BylonKrawwynski "When we start, and I shoot, fans sensed it. When the buzzer IHf. ASS0CIAUD PRESS the basket's regulation size. When sounded on another disappoint- at the buzzer, 60-58 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Big 1 miss, it gets smaller and smaller. ing loss, 17,093 in attendance Ini schools innmally shudder at By die end of the game it's like I'm booed. By Scott Sonner videotape of the shot before IHE ASSOCIATE0 PRESS the thought of coming to shooting into a cup of water." Davis defended his team, determining it beat the buzzer. Assembly I kill to play the Indiana That's not good news for a pointing out that their four home RENO, Nev. — Garry Hill- Hill-Thomas turned a steal Hoosiers. team that needs its leading scorer losses in the Big Ten have come Thomas scored 18 points and into a dunk to put Nevada ahead After six home losses this sea- to be on his game every night. by a total of nine points. tipped in the winning basket as 56-50 with 2:33 remaining. son — including four in a row — When he misses, Indiana loses— "The diing that really disap- time expired Saturday night, Villegas was credited with a bas- it's the Hoosiers who are scared to it's that simple. pointed me is, you want people to keeping Nevada undefeated at ket inside when Snyder was play there. Coach Mike Davis said the understand that hey, it's that home dlis season with a 60-58 called for goaltending at 1:25 "When we're at home, it's like Hoosiers (12-12, 6-7 Big Tenl close," Davis said. victory over Toledo. and Justin Ingram hit a 3-pointer we have no idea about anything need 20 points a night from Davis hopes the adversity Kevinn Pinkey added 13 with 36 seconds left to pull at this gym," guard Bracey Wright Wright because they are getting forces players to work harder. points and 12 rebounds and Kirk Toledo within 56-55. said after a 59-56 loss to Ohio little production from dieir front " I like when the fans show who Snyder 10 points for the Wolf Okeson made two free throws State on Saturday night. "It seems court. they really are," Davis said. "It's a Pack (17-8), who are 13-0 at for a 58-55 lead with 22 seconds like we're just lost out diere." That weakness was exposed good thing, because now we have home. left before Villegas' 3-pointer set Wright is stntggling more than again by Ohio State, as Terence to stay together as a team, grow as Toledo's Sammy Villegas tied up the dramatic finish. Darron Cummlnp AP Photo anyone. In his last six home Dials and Velimir Radinovic com- a team and learn to work harder." the score 58-all on a 3-pointer Villegas finished with 14 games, he has shot 30 percent bined for 39 points and 20 They better do it fast, or the with 7.5 seconds left. points and eight rebounds and LOSS: Indiana's Pat Ewing Jr. Nevada's Todd Okcson took Ingram had 11 points for Toledo. (23-for-76), including l-for-12 rebounds and the Buckeyes (12- players will be watching college (3) puts up a shot past Ohio against Ohio State. 13, 4-8) outscored Indiana 40-16 basketball's postseason on televi- die inbounds pass and dribbled Keith Triplett, die team's leading "That's really frustrating for me, in the paint. sion. Indiana almost assuredly State's Terence Dials Saturday. the length ofthecourt.His errant scorer at 19.2 points per game, shot in the lane bounced off the scored only five before leaving to be at home, you would think I "It's all ab 'lit effort," center has to win the Big Ten tourna- Despite all the stmggles, Wright would shoot well. You'd think that George I each said. ment to make the NCAAs and is rim, and Hill-Thomas tipped it the game just before the half predicted the I loosiers would be in. with a broken nose. I'd have mastered the art of The effort wasn't there for the coming dangerously close to fine. shooting in this gvn," he said. Hoosiers on Saturday, and the missing the NIT. The officials briefly reviewed a
"I basically thought that way after the sea- son, before these other two big pitchers came in." Cavs open game up in third quarter JIMY WILLIAMS. HOUSTON MANAGER, ON ROY OSWALT BEING CAVS, FROM PAGE 8 an 85-75 lead. James missed a plastered on a four-story bill- without him. ... Cleveland HIS OPENING DAY STARTER pair of foul shots, and Marbury board on Seventh Avenue just a defeated the Knicks for the third Knicks scored just one point on pushed the ball upcourt and block from the Garden. James time, clinching die season series —and the tiebreaker if the teams their first seven possessions of scored on a drive to make it 88- said he hadn't seen it yet. the quarter, and the Van I lorn 84 with 18 seconds left. A tip-in "I like to see myself," James finish the regular season with the Williams sure Oswalt same record. The Cavs are 2 112 chant began as Othella by Kurt Thomas made it 90-86, said. "That might be a scary Harrington stepped to the foul but James sank two foul shots — sight." games out of eighth place in the line with 9:26 remaining. his only points of the final quar- NOTES: Knicks G Allan East, the cutoff for making the is perfect for Opening New York had a 10-0 run to ter — with 5.7 seconds left to Houston missed his 16th game postseason. ... The Knicks drew pull to 81-68 before Boozer clinch it. of the season because of a sore their 16th sellout crowd in 31 scored inside to break the James was coming off a 32- knee. He could return sometime home games. ... Cleveland Day starter; not Roger drought. point performance in a victory during New York's trip to play the snapped a five-game losing Mclnnis' long jumper as the over San Antonio on Eriday. Kings, Suns, Clippers and streak at the Garden.... The road ASTROS. FROM PAGE 8 rotation order and believes the shot clock expired with 41.3 sec- "A good basketball player, this Nuggets. I louston missed a total win was Cleveland's seventh of team has four No. 1 starters. tion the left-handed Pettitte ond remaining gave Cleveland is one arena you want to play in," of 19 games in his first 10 NBA the season. between the team's top right-han- "You could put their names in a said James, whose likeness is seasons. The Knicks fell to 8-8 ders. hat and pull anyone out," he said. "I basically thought that way "I'm confident with any one of those guys and I think most of the after the season, before these other two big pitchers came in," team is." Williams said. "But we're certainly The next step for the rotation is a golf outing planned early this happy to have them." Graves back in'pen after stint as Cincy starter Williams told the pitchers of his week with Oswalt, Clemens, GRAVES, FROM PAGE 8 "I could never get comfortable in final decision just hours after Pettitte and Miller. Equipment- contract that is by far the largest As long as he's not in the rota- finding the right arm slot, finding pitchers and catchers underwent toting duties will be on the line, the rotation. Boon* was fired in on the pitching staff. He doesn't tion, he can handle it. the right mechanics. 1 don't think physicals and prepared for the said Clemens, intent on making July, and replacement Dave care if he's a closer or a setup "Last year, there were a lot of anything went right. first workout of spring training. sure I Viuiir has to schlep his bag Miley moved Graves back to the man. questions going in," Graves said. Pettittc signed a S31.5 million, around the Osceola County bullpen a month later. three-year deal with the Astros in Stadium grounds. "I remember when we made December. That helped convince Oswalt might lead off the pitch- the decision, you could tell it was his friend and fellow Houston- ing rotation, but who will hit the a weight lifted off of him back area resident, Clemens, to end a opening drive on the first tee? then," Miley said. Falcon Hockey /J "Probably Roger," Oswalt said. brief retirement and join the Graves is in the second season Astros for $5 million this season. of a three-year, $17.25 million The signings have led to the wvwvw.bgsufalcans.cam most anticipated season in recent memory for Astros players and fans. itfh BGSU "You look across the (locker) vs. room and there are two legends msmm wearing the same uniform as 2-3 Bedroom furnished Northern Michigan you," reliever Kirk Saarloos said. townhouses As for their first day of workouts ■Ml A/C, lull basements, W/D hookup, dishwashers, garbage Friday - 7:D5 p.m. with the Astros, Pettitte said disposals, 9 8 1/2 month or 1 year lease available. Saturday - 7:35 p.m. everything felt fairly normal except going through NL-style (Fox Sports IXIet) 3 Bedrooms Starting at bunting and baserunning drills. MM/m +Metric February r» /I li & r»Hl li I le talked about getting schooled {< in the an of sliding and hunting. BGSU Ice Arena things the Yankees didn't exactly 2 Bedrooms /Starting at stress on reporting day. -Sini/m+fliiruBs Clemens, also switching On Friday two lucky fans will win gat tha chanca to win leagues for the first time, chided a Falcon Friz* Pack in tha Falcon Distance ■ February Deposit Challangal Penitte at a news conference. Special tor 2 "Surely you knew all that, Bedrooms {$500 • right?" he said. On Saturday don't miss out on you chanca to bo on tele- Brad Ausmus, the veteran vision as Fox Sports Nat will talavlsa tha action starting catcher assigned to help the for- (. HI CKNBRI AK. 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HOCKEY. FROM PAGE 7 find any rhythm. Sigalet and Montoya were night and Montoya slopped 16. win over Falcons strong all night in net and made Backup Noah linden made 10 big saves throughout to keep them." saves [o finish the game for the their teams in the game. KENT, FROM PAGE 7 Kent coach Bob Lindsay said Wolverines. Bieksa got the first goal of the coach Curt Miller said. "They his bench has been playing well "IWe had] too many penalties game just 423 on the power-play have really good athleticism, for quite a stretch. and too many four-on-fours to be to make it 1-0 Falcons. and got a great double-double "During the stretch of times successful in this building against Minnabarriet got an assist on the this good of a team," BG head out of La'Kia Stewart. I thought where we've been winning play as Bieksa took a hard shot she really hurt us defensively games in the latter parts of the coach Scott Paluch said. "They from the point off the face-off. and made big plays at big times. season, these kids have been moved the puck really well and Gajic and Brandon Rogers "The kid who was the differ- coming off the bench and been kept us on our heals. When you're scored the next two goals of the ence was Tiffany Kelly. She giving us a lift," he said. "Our trying to kill the power-play it's period for the Wolverines to make depth is big. Stewart is a very hard to get your team going." stepped up in a foreign gym it 2-1 after the first. Then the two and made two threes from the talented player ... she had a Michigan head coach Red goalies kept things the same arc. She's made three all year," knee injury earlier this season, Berenson talked about how the throughout the second period. Miller continued. "To have a and she's a freshman, so she power-play made the difference The final period saw the and how big it was to get seven kid, in a game that was clearly started behind. But she's very Wolverines outscore the Falcons for third place in this league, talented, and came off the goals on Sigalet. 3-1 in a four minute span. Ben SwnJM BG News come into a foreign gym and hit bench and gave us some big "The power-play was the dif- Ilelminen scored twice for the two threes, that was big for minutes. So did Tiffany Kelly." ference in the game at the start," Wolverines and Michael CONTROLLING: BG's Bryan Dobek skates against Lake Superior. Berenson said. "This is a great Woodford added the final tally. we did a lot of things to win this "Tonight our penalty-kill was goalie [Sigaletl and it was very Bieksa scored his second goal uncharacteristic of him to give up hockey game," Paluch said. "Last much better and Siggy made of the night on the power-play night we didn't do many things to some big saves for us. Guys got this many goals. He got some from Falk and D'Arcy McConvey. good shots and also made some help us win, but tonight I thought tired tonight from killing all the However, the Falcons came up we did things better and played penalties and that took away our great saves all night. I liked the short losing 5-2. Players unhappy with offense ... we aren't going to get smart. Unfortunately we did have bench, which is one of our Sigalet made 37 stops on the breakdowns and they capitalized strengths," Bieksa said. "Overall it seven goals very often against a night for the Falcons and good team like that and great on (hem." was a good effort, but we gave up effort despite win over YSU Montoya made 32 for the Bieksa talked about how big a few too many chances and took goalie like that." Wolverines. Saturday night's game was the penalities were all weekend a few too many penalities all MEN, FROM PAGE 7 for BG, not by a long shot. "I'm really proud of the way we and how they made improve- weekend." To begin with, the Falcons dominated by penalties on both competed tonight and thought his three attempts. These three sides and both teams struggled to ments on Saturday. had two injuries on the day as hot hands helped BG to a 10-13 center Matt Lefeld and forward effort from three-point land in Germain Fitch each left the the first half. floor with sore knees. "Any time a team shoots 10- "Matt hurt his knee in pre for-13 in the first half, you're in game warm-ups before the Second-half drought does women in trouble, 1 don't care who you Northern [Illinois) game," are," Youngstown head coach Dakich said. "And knowing lohn Robic said. "That 10-for-13 Germain, if he was okay he WOMEN, FROM PAGE 7 that we have shot the ball terrible next three minutes essentially BG's Ali Mann recorded her was semi-unconscious." would've said he could get back ... When you can't put the ball in sealed the Falcons' fate. team-leading seventh double- The second half was a differ- in the second half." Wednesday's four-overtime loss the basket, you don't deserve to Miller felt his team should have double, scoring 15 points and ent story as both teams battled The Falcons also played a soft to Northern Illinois. win," gained a lead in the first half, as grabbing 16 rebounds. Carin back and forth to a near-tale- game inside. lit! now finds itself two games BG held a 59-54 lead with Shearer, the sixth-leading scorer Home scored 15 as well and mate. But every time "We played terrible tonight," behind West Division-leading seven minutes remaining, but in the MAC and 6-foot-6 center grabbed 10 caroms. The Falcons Youngstown looked like they Reimold said. "The only posi- Eastern Michigan, who leads the went cold and began to turn the Andrea Csaszar were in foul trou- turned the ball over 19 times in were going to get back into the tive was that we made threes division at 11-3 after beating Ball ball over as Kent coach Bob ble. But BG fell behind them- the game. game BG was able to respond and we played decent perime- State Saturday night. Western Lindsay employed a full-court selves —atonepoint.byas many La'Kia Stewart had 15 for the and never let the Penguins get ter defense - That performance Michigan, which has lost three press for the first time in the as eight — by shooting 26 percent visitors, while Shearer scored 12 the game to single digits. today wouldn't have beaten straight, is 9-5 and a half-game game. The Falcons scored just from the field before cutting the and Malika Willoughby and Possibly the biggest play of Toledo." ahead of the Falcons. three points in those final seven Hashes' lead to one at halftime. Melissa DeGrate scored 10 the half came from Reimold, But for the Falcons, getting "Kent is a very good defensive minutes, missed seven shots and "I thought we were very fortu- apiece. who dove on the floor for a one game closer to .500 was team," BG head coach Curt Miller turned the ball over six times. nate, given the foul trouble we loose ball in the open court nice. said. "They are clearly one of the The Falcons gained that had in the first half and that NOTES: before getting it to Ron Lewis BG senior Stefanie Wenzel "It's always good to get out of best teams in the league at hold- advantage on the strength of a Bowling Green was playing very for a reverse lay-in and the foul. a game with a win," Reimold ing teams down. You earn your 12-2 run over a four-minute well in the early part of the sec- scored 10 points and became the The play put BG up by 14 and 17th Falcon to join the women's said, "We're happy we won but points against them. They get to stretch midway through the sec- ond half to get the win," Kent took the wind out of we're disappointed in our per- players they want to stop and ond half, punctuated by a nifty coach Bob Lindsay said. "I 1,000-point club. Her 10 points Youngstown's sails. give her 1,001 for her career. formance." make other players hit shots. give-and-go by Carin 1 lome and thought we were really passive "That was a big play," Dakich The Falcons will have to pick "I think we were intimidated Lindsay Austin and two free with our defense at times, and Wenzel accomplished the feat said. "Early in the season, that's despite playing just 7.6 minutes up the pace this Wednesday with their size inside; they did a throws from Tene Lewis. one of the things we wanted to do what we missed. when the host arch-rival Toledo. good job of not letting us get the But Kent turned up the defen- was come out and pressure their per game as a freshman and scor- But the game was not ideal ball inside," Miller said. "I'm sive pressure and drew even on wing players. We wanted to force ing just 36 points. ilxsolutely disgusted with our two Lindsay Shearer free throws them to run their offensive under si ooting. It's two games in a row with 3:48 left. An 8-1 run over the pressure." I ^***1 VARSITY LANES Caution: $6.00 COLLEGE NIGHT sr\A?9srr spe^FMs Curves "All Day, Everyday" Who: Any college student When: Mondays & Tuesdays my Ahead Mon: 11am-1:30am 9:00 - ll :00 p m. 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