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$780 stolen from fund Education alum for spring gives insights break trip Teacher wins award trating on tests. "I want students to understand for using art, unique a vision of education that (;'»"• Arts Village students teaching methods beyond test-taking." Goldsmith planned to go to said in an interview before the By Dan Myers speech. "1 want them to see it as REPORTER Cincinnati, California a means to live dieir HUBS,* Using teaching methods like By Holly Abrams Goldsmith graduated from the Cltl KfllS EDITOR asking students to stare at the University in 1962 with a bach- full moon for five minutes, Vicki Residents of Kreischer residence elor of science in education, and Goldsmith became Iowa's teach- received a master of arts degree hall remain in disbelief as nearly er of the year for 2005. $800 in cash was stolen from The in 1966. The honor prompted students Her first class at BGSII was an Arts Village this past weekend. at BGSU's College of Education Sometime between Keb. 3 and introductory philosophy course and Human Movement to invite that inspired her to become a 5, $780 was stolen from Gordon Goldsmith back to her Alma teacher. Ricketts, instructor in the School mater to discuss her insights "I knew after the first hour 1 of Art, whose office is located in after roughly 40 years of teaching the basement of Kreischer resi- was in a class here that there experience. was a greater world than die dence hall. During her speech last night, one I had coming into school." The money was to be used Goldsmith described how stu- for students going on The Arts she said. "After my first lecture I dents learn better duough could not concentrate on what Village trips to see "Wicked." a hands-on experience and artis- play in Cincinnati, and a trip to tic exercises, rather than concen- California. TEACHER,PAGE 2 "I was surprised when I heard about it," said )oe Lucchese, freshman. "I wouldn't think anyone would do something like that. It makes you take a second look at who you trust." Suicide shocks high Freshman Drew I-'asano describes Ricketts as being well respected by many students in school community the community, adding to his University, city team community. surprise about the stolen money. "It's hard to get people inter- "I didn't think anyone would up to reach out to ested in joining," Caumartin do something like that," he said. BGHS students said. "People need to look at Ricketts said if the money is this as a serious problem and not recovered he will be respon- By Kristen Vasas get Involved." sible for replacing it. REPORTER Also an advocate of com- "The students are not affected The death of Jeffrey R laskey on munity and University involve- by it," he said. Feb. 1 came as a shock to the ment is Eric Dubow, a member The cash was in an envelope in community of Bowling Green. of the community-based (Hsis Ricketts' office over the weekend. The 17-year-old was found by Intervention Team and a profes- While there was no evidence another smdent hanging in a sor of psychology at BGSU.The of tampering to the lock on his Bowling Green High School Crisis Intervention Team is a office door, Ricketts said he usu- PatDorsman BGNevn restroom just after 8:20 a.m. group of professional psycholo- ally keeps his door unlocked IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Shacorrah Crost, Amber Dorchester, Trish Hodge and Erin Wethern perform a skit at In order to work through gists and community members when he leaves for short periods the Vagina Monologues last night called "I was 12, My Mother Slapped Me." BGHS' diird student suicide in that respond to tragedies in the of time during the day. the past two years, individuals community. "It's something I don't adver- from the community and the "There must be a partnership tise," Ricketts said. "It wasn't lay- 4 University plan on between the psy- ing out on the table saying 'take creating a number "Suicide chological depart- me'." Vagina' talks delve of prevention tech- ment, counseling While other staff members niques to battle the needs to be center and the com- have keys to the office, Ricketts troubling trend. dealt with. munity)" Dubow said it is unlikely they are to Hugh Caumartin, said. "It's hard for blame. the superintendent The school one person alone "The people who knew about into taboo territory at Bowling Green can't do it all to make an Impact, the money didn't have a key," High School, said but a group of con- he said. Variety of women's the play, in the introduction. house, but it's a room 1 never that a letter was alone." cerned people cer- After this experience, Ricketts The actresses — dressed in visit," actress Laura Nelson said. sent home explain- tainly can." said he will be taking new pre- issues explored with black — performed their indi- Interspersed between mono- HUGH CAUMARTIN, ing the situation to SUPERINTENDENT Dubow also cautions in collecting student no fear by students vidual monologues on a stage logues were facts given about the students' parents. believes that the money, adding that he has never set up in the middle of the Union vagina, one of which was dial "Parents need to community and had this happen before. By Johnny Payne Ballroom. On both sides they the clitoris is the only pan of the have a level of awareness," he University should work togeth- "I'm not going to take any REPORTER ere surrounded by the woman- human body used only for plea- said. "I believe that parents do er on prevention techniques. more cash," he said. "It's going to Over 400 people gathered in the shaped silhouettes of the Silent sure, and has twice the nerve the best they can do under die "The way to go about this is require that I change my behav- Union Ballroom last night. But Witnesses, cutouts that honor fibers as the penis. circumstances. It's tough grow- through prevention," he said. ior in how I collect money." why? the memories of local women Actress Angie Pohlman's rendi- ing up in 2006." "If we can teach coping skills to Ricketts also notified about "We were worried about vagi- who were victims of domestic tion of "My Angry Vagina" may Along with urging parents students when they're young, 100 students and faculty mem- nas," said Emily Rippe during violence. have been the highlight of the to take part in suicide aware- it may make a positive impact bers about the theft through a the introduction to The Vagina After the introduction, the evening ness, Caumartin encourages on their ability to handle future group email this week, asking for Monologues, play commenced with the more The things that angered the community to get involved stressful situations, including their help if they know anything The play — which was written comedic monologues first. Pohlman — tampons, gynologi- as well. parental separation, loss of a about the incident. by Eve Ensler in 1996 — is an In one skit, a 72-year-old cal exams, and thong underwear "Suicide needs to be dealt loved one or a tragedy like this." According to Detective Tony outlet for women to share expe- woman who had been trauma- — and lines such as "Warm up with." he said. "The school can't Josue Cruz, dean of the Dotson, campus police are in an riences and stories about their tized by an incident in which the duck lips" had the audience do it all alone. The community College of Education and ongoing investigation into the vaginas, and to raise awareness she ejaculated in the front-seat applauding and laughing so needs to help." Human Development, feels stolen money. about a variety of related issues. of her boyfriend's car, uninten- hard that some neared the point Caumartin is also a member that community and University "V* have a few avenues we're "Women should have a forum tionally shed light on the reasons of tears. of the Wood County Suicide coUaboration can only bo aid looking at, but nothing solid," to discuss their sexuality, which why people should be worried "It's a very funny show," Geyer Prevention Coalition, a pro- heved through interactions is neither crude or vulgar," said about vaginas. gram that works to prevent sui- MONEY, PAGE 2 Hannah Geyer, the producer of "It (the vaginal is pan of the MONOLOGUES, PAGE 2 cides and other problems in the BGHS,PAGE 2

JAKUPCIN SISTER ACT: Ashley Art professor honored for metals talent and Kelsey lakupcin lead BGSU's By Megan Yodzis With only the second and and also so he could share his tennis team, with Kelsey winning REPORTER final presentation by the art work with other artists, accord- With art in more than 300 shows department for naming the "dis- ing to the Dean of Arts and MAC Player of the Week last week. and 26 awards in the United tinguished" in 2005-2006, Muir Sciences, Donald Nieman. States and abroad — eight of was chosen to present his work Sara Mock, senior, said she Read more about how they're rais- which won "best of show" — it to peers at the University and was there not only because ing the bar at the University; PAGE 10 seems only fitting that Tom art fans in the community in Muir was her art professor, but Muir was crowned a "distin- 206 Union. also to see a larger collection of guished professor of arts" at the Muir was chosen for his TOM MUIR University yesterday. research and creativity abilities. MUIR, PAGE 2 PROFESSOR

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FOR All THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. February 10.2006 Humor, tragedy in 'Monologues' Mentoring could help BGHS laressa Sobers, freshman, counseling Because this is such a MONOLOGUES, FROM PAGE 1 dealt with domestic abuse in the BGHS. FROM PAGE 1 Teaching at BGSU, said that •peo- Native American community, attended last night's event ple can't be afraid to talk." local issue, I think it might be quite and focused on a woman who out of curiousity, and to see a "For some kids, a favorite teach- popular. This way, the students said. "And you gel lo see women between the high school and was so badly beaten by her hus- show which some view as er may be the only one there to would be knowledgeable about who are comfortable enough die University. band dial she needed to rclearn inappropriate. talk to," he said. "Suicide is some- this before we send them out into with ihemselves to be runny." "V* work directly with the BG how lo talk and communicate. "It's such a taboo subject," thing that a lot of kids don't want the community schools." A prime example of the humor 1 ligh School," he said. "There is Gasps and winces went Sobers said. "No one really talks to talk about with parents or Although Chiarelott feels that in ihe play would be the array already a relationship between the through the audience at the more about vaginas." peers. Teachers are the front line a counseling program would fur- of moans thai rlie cast and crew counseling center and ourselves." disturbing derails in die play, such Ihe evening came to a dose They see these kids everyday, and ther Ihe battle against suicide, Invented and demonstrated Cruz said the College as when llihlnian mentioned (he with a monologue that Ensler they're people that know and work he said the University must pre- toward ihe end of the play, such of Education and Human honors of enduring a gynological wrote about witnessing the birth widi these children closely." pare teachers to take a stand on as the "machine-gun moan" and Development offers numerous exam. of her grandchild, and was per- Student-teachers from BGSU the issue. the "broken condom moan." programs to the school district Pohlman also introduced one formed by Mdlissa Marksberry. are working widi the children at "It is the University's priority to Hut nol all the themes e\oked and personnel, which includes of die play's more' popular skits, Marksberrydescribed the pain- BGHS. There are currently seven prepare teachers in taking a more smiles and laughler. BGSU interns. They offer school called "Reclaiming Cunt* and ful experience in graphic detail, student-teachers placed at the proactive stance," Chiarelott said. Along with the "Vagina I lappy psychology programs, rehabilita- featuring Krista Gorwin. but also conveyed die power and school who work in grades 9-12. Mayor lohn Quinn. on a com- 1-acLs" liial were given through- tion centers and crisis counseling "Reclaiming Cunt" isa brief and capabilities of die vagina When asked how the commu- munity-based television pro- out ihe night, there were also sessions to students and student- provocative bit about a woman, "Her vagina became a big red nity and University can collabo- gram addressing the suicide last "Vagina Not So Happy Facts," teachers who are in need of some- who thnnigli euphoric moans, heart," Marksberry said. "The rate in order to prevent future trag- night, said, "People expect more among ihem that aboul 130 mil- one to talk to. attempts lo change die fonnerly human heart is capable of sacri- edies such as this one. Chiarelott and more out of the schools lion women and girls haw suf- "There is a constant ongoing negative connotation of die word fice, and so is the vagina" suggested incorporating counsel- ... dlis is also a problem of the fered genital mutilation world- readiness and availability to pub- "cum" inlo somediing positive Cjcycr estimated that the lic schools." Cruz said. "We work ing training into the education community's." wide, and that 50,000 women and sexy, much in die same way money made from ticket sales The program consisted of a are taped in the United States together with the community department diat some minority groups have was around S3.200. when we are called on" "There is no specific area in die panel of different experts, includ- every year. done widi other controversial Proceeds of the event will be school of education that addresses ing BGSU psychologists, commu- Several monologues reflected In order to prevent the third words in the past. donated to Cocoon Shelter, a counseling right now," Chiarelott nity crises counselors and BGHS this sobering reality, such as the leading cause of death among "Her mission was to reclaim local haven for battered women, said "We could possibly start up school counsdors-The panel com- skit that Coyer perfonned along- Americans between die ages of die word and tum it into some- and pcrfomiances will be held a summer class that would train mented on prevention techniques side of the play's director, luce 15 and 24, Leigh Chiarelott, direc- thing we can all be proud of," tonight at H p.m.. and Sunday at 2 tor of the School of Learning and future teachers in the methods of and warning signs of suicide Tomlin-Brenner. The monologue Pohlman said. p.m. in the Union Ballroom.

Students, staff react to village Muir rewarded for metalworks Distance learning MUIR. FROM PAGE 1 Muir to completely finish one of In 1993, Muir's work was cho- burglaries his collections, but it's different sen to be included in the White his work. during the school year. House collection of holiday studied up close MONEY, FROM PAGE 1 "Because I had him as a teach- While teaching classes at crafts exhibit. 1 lis work has also er. I got to see some of his work, BGSU, Muir doesn't get as much been published in many books THE SKINNY ON but this was an opportunity to time to work on his own designs. and journals, from America to Panel reflects on the looking at, but nothing solid," get a better look at his pieces." He noted that his rhythm of Australia continuing growth of ONLINE CLASSES he said. She said. work is different during the In 2004, he presented a "cer- ■ 2.5 million students enrolled Stolen cash and valuables are Muir was attending Georgia school year than it is during the emonial medallion" to BGSU's online classes at BG in online classes nationwide not a new thing on campus, State University in 1978 when he summer. President Sidney Ribeau. By Dave Herrera ■ 45,000 of those are from Dotson said, adding that people was first influenced by his peers' "If you don't get eight to 12 Weighing 453 grams, it took IEP0ITEI need to keep common sense Ohio work in metal. hours of work in, in a day, then it Muir 100 hours to create, and Eor some students, it may be when securing their valuables. ■ 8 percent of Ohio students "I was walking down a hall doesn't feel like an accomplish- replaced the one created in 1964 a three hour drive lo Bowling "The vast majority of thefts are in an online course and saw this great work and I ment, during the school year by former BGSU professor Carl Green that keeps them from are kept on campus," he said. ■ 805 BGSU students took an thought it looked interesting, so this is hard to do," Muir said. D. Hall. The medallion depicts taking a class al die University. online course during the 2001- The Arts Village is a themed I gave it a try," Muir said. He was His work was on the cover a "free of knowledge," and sym- Or for a firefighter who's residential learning communi- 02 school year, in 72 classes in his early twenties when he of Metalsmith magazine first in bolizes the University's growth. looking to take classes on the ty. They often hold workshops, ■ 3,138 BGSU students took a began on his path to a historical 1988. during a time when many Muir has been working with side, the hill-time job and fam- host visiting artists and take course last summer or fall, in figure as an artist. though he was too young for this metal for more than 20 years ily to provide for may make field trips. Muir chose to work with metal privilege. Since then, Muir's art now, but admits it would be fun it next to impossible to find 228 classes Editor's note: If anyone has ■ Estimates for this semester because he saw it as more of a has been purchased by The Art' to work with a different medium even 12 hours a week to come information about the stolen challenge than odier art forms, Institute of Chicago. The Renwick of art if there was enough time. spend on campus increase those numbers to money they are encouraged to such as painting. Gallery of the Smithsonian "Glass work, ceramics, wood These dilemmas are where 4,500 students in 325 classes call DeUatVt Dotson at (419) 372- "If I could do this Imetal- American An Museum, and the work such as fuminrre-making distance learning — par- ■ Around 20 Ohio high schools 9151 or to remain anonymous call worksl, then I could do any- National Air and Space Museum and even photography all inter- ticipating in a class where have online classes ihe Crimestoppers Line at (419) thing." he said. of the Smithsonian, located in est me, but I'm not done work- teachers and students are ■ Around eight kindergarden- 372-6001). It takes about 15 years for Washington D.G ing with the metal yet," he said. in different places — often 8th grade schools have online comes inlo play. The future of classes this system was die topic of "Distance learning: Trends, Estimates for die current semes- Opportunities & Current ter would raise those numbers Statistics," a panel discussion to around 4,500 students in 325 Students learn new teaching methods held yesterday. classes, she laid The seminar focused on Those 4,500 students rep- TEACHER, FROM PAGE 1 how ihe Internet has fostered resent around 10 percent of ihe idea of classrooms created die approximately 45.000 stu- my roommates weir talking about through a computer, and how dents that currently take online because my mind was spinning" the University uses this new courses in Ohio ihat class was the first of many technology. "l-carncrs are definitely to open her mind to new possi- "Our goal is not lo have stu- expecting more and more tech- bilities. Goldsmith said, stressing dents come and live al BGSU nology," Hanscn said. die need for an last night to an and lake all their classes online," "There's always the promise... audience of SO that included stu- said Connie Molnar, direc- diat die technologies really can dents, faculty, retired teachers and tor of distance learning at die help deepen, extend and expand University alumni. University. She works through learning in ways that face to face "The first target of budget cuts, Interactive Distance Education Iclassesl cannot," she said die arts should lie at die center for All Learners (IDEAL), the Currendy, the University's dis- of our curriculum," Goldsmith office created in 2001 to coor- tance learning consists of only said. "People trust us with their dinate BGSU's first foray into online courses. Molinar said children's minds, but not their distance learning IDEAL was looking al podcast- money." Rounding oul die panel were ing and open source software She asked the people in the Bonnie Fink, inierim direc- as part of their next waves of audience lo tdl their neighbors tor al ihe University's Center technology for teachers to use. what book they first remember Colleen Redmond BGNem for Teaching learning and As of now, only a hand- reading Technology, and Sheryl I lansen, After a couple minutes of mur- UNIQUE INSIGHTS: Vicki Goldsmith a University alumna, speaks to a crowd in the Union last night. She won ful of degrees, including bach- director of professional devel- elor's degrees in liberal studies muring, Goldsmith said it's one Iowa's Teacher of the Year award for 2005 using art as a principle teaching method. opment programs for the Ohio and nursing can currently be alternative exercise she uses to to reach her students," 1 leinselman to go al a faster and faster pace, dial slowdown. Learning Network, a consor- obtained dirough online cours- make students think. said. "They don't wanna just take we haw to be made over physi- One of those exercises is die one tium of stale schools that work es. Katlin lleinselman, an early tests, they wanna experience cally, diat youth is better than old about watching the full moon. to integrate technology into Molinar said she's gotten childhood education major who learning in an artistic way." age." she said before the speech. "It shows students that 1 trust their programs. requests from BGSII alumni, stu- heard Goldsmith speak, said she'd Goldsmith also discussed some She told die audience that our them nol to do nothing with that BGSU's online distance dents overseas, and even parents like to apply some of Goldsmith's of die problems that confront edu- culture is addicted to that edge time," she said education began with the of current students to enrol techniques to die first- and sec- cation, including media messages we get from multitasking, so she Goldsmith ended her speech Blackboard system, which first "I get e-mails from people ond-graders she teaches. that sabotage children. builds exercises into her curricu- with a simple request, reminding went inlo use in 2001. That stationed in Iraq who want to "She seems like she knows how "The media tell as to multitask, lum lo encourage her students lo her audience of Ihe importance of year, 805 students signed up for take courses," Molnar said. slowing down. 72 online classes, Molnar said. "Overwhelmingly, the "Your assignment is lo watch She said diat number has response was thank you, thank the full moon," she said. "It's com- jumped lo 3,138 students, an you, thank you to BGSU," she ing up this Monday." increase of 390 percent, in 208 said. "It wouldn't have been pos- February Special classes through the summer and fall semesters of 2005-2006. SIGN UP TODAY AND SAVE LEARNING. PAGE 6 Campbell Hill Apts o_(_ 318 Campbell Hill Rd Spacious 2 Bedroom Townhouses ifatjHOUR J&STOPTmt Samct. Buuuumin. -AA ?h Featuring 10 i"*

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VALENTINE'S DAY PREVIEW I SI I DIES OF LOVE Sex impacts life, love Religious beliefs can relationships and not necessar- mate acts and those can bring ily about building a good rela- with them a lot of baggage and influence sexuality, tionship." she said. feelings of doubt and insecurity get^^^^^W n« calendar of ewntsa is taken from aa^^^aaail^kaaaaii^tiilife ^^^Ri^ decision-making But while there is reason "There an- a lot of women ^■■■■•^ httpvVcvents.bgsu.edu/ to accept these findings as a who stay in relationships that By Meghan Durbak reason to abstain from sex. aren't up to par because the) REPORTER most Americans do not liiflin think this it's their only chance." 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Union Lobby PRSSA will be giving students the oppor- Studies indicate that men referred to the data collected by When she and her future hus- Flowers la Valentine's Day tunity to fill out free valentines to be sent to are happier being married the Advocates for Youth orga- band nici hri treshmen year of The French Club will be selling hand- 10a.m.-5p.m. Habitat for Humanity workers cleaning up than women. nization dial stated 71 percent college, the two of diem made made flowers and giving out information. Care packages, sponsored by Gospel after Katrina Married men are also much of Americana have had sexual the choice to not push the Union Lobby Choir Union Lobby healthier and happier than intercourse by the time they boundaries of sexuality but to Union Lobby unmarried men — be it single, turned 18. WOfk nn their relationship and 8 a.m.-5 pm. 6:30 p.m. divorced or widowed — accord- laflin said one reason so friendship with each oilier 90s Soul Dinner Theater Ticket Sale 11a.m.-2p.m. Friday night early movie: "Shopgirl" ing to Desmond Morris, pre- many people have sex before Given his religious views, 424 Saddlemire Chocolate heart suckers sale, sponsored Union Theater senter of the Time life video, marriage is, in part, because junior Kyle Iilerni.in. a I alholic. by Friends of the Humane Society "The Biology of Love." people are getting married later believes in chastity 9am -Noonand 1:30p.m.-4:30 p.m Union Lobby 8 p.m. And to some University stu- in life. A century ago. laflin said, "I see sex as v en, sacred and to Spring break in Appalachia Registration "Worlds in your Wallet dents and staff, marriage is it was a lot simpler for society just have sex without really put- Register to go to Appalachia during Noon -4 p.m. How the world's money tells the story of the way to show commitment and religious organizations to ling everything into it is waste- spring break with the Catholic Newman BSU Silent Auction Info. Sponsored by science, shown through a multimedia show to tliis bond. They believe sex influence people to save sex for ful," he said. Club. Students would serve for a week doing Black Student Union in the Planetarium. $1 donation suggested should be saved for marriage marriage because people were And lo liilennan. everything' construction in Kentucky or West Virginia. Union Lobby 112 Physical Sciences Lab Building because of emotions that can married in their teens, means lo lie married as in a full Cost is $100, and the deadline to register is come with it. And now, laflin said, "On commitment where "you prove Feb. 13. For more information contact Karen 2-5 p.m. Michael Brown, adviser to Cm one hand you're fighting biol- it to that person that they are [email protected]. Dancer/Moraler Call-Out week 8 p.m. — the largest Christian organi- ogy because hormones are rag- worth everything to you." St. Thomas More University Parish, 425 Dance Marathon representatives will be The Vagina Monologues zation on campus — said mall) ing. On the other hand, (here "Religion and psychology are Thurstm Ave. selling promotional items and registering Tickets may be purchased at the door for students come to him for advice is data indicating two-thirds of not in opposition, laflin said. students lor Dance Marathon $8 with a student ID, $10 without on romantic relationships. While teens who have had sex wish "Religion gets in touch with 10a.m.-3p.m Union Lobby Union Ballroom Cru doesn't take an official |>osi- they waited." questions like: 'Who are you? Ticket sales lor the Vagina Monologues, tion on sex outside of marriage, The question, laflin said, is What's going to contribute to sponsored by the Organization for Vtmen's .3-5p.ni Brown has his own observations "Why did these two-thirds of die you 'as a person? And who do Issues Valentines lor Volunteers and advice. kids themselves say they wish you want to he?" "I guess what I'm finding is they waited?" "Isn't that what prayer is that students who build rela- She added, "My belief is that about, finding inner truths?" tionships based upon emotion- they went into sex hoping to find Laflin asked. al connections, shared values the bonding emotional connec- While it may appear that and mutual respect as opposed tion —the pair bond as it were religion is a primary motivator to erotic pleasure, tend to have — and it didn't work for them for those wishing 10 save sex BGNEWS 'NOV-DAY!' the healthier relationships," said because sex isn't what formed for marriage, there arc people Brown. "Sexual intimacy outside that bond." who lake a different view. Tyler BRIEFING a committed relationship tends And this is one of the reasons Nelson, junior, is' an agnostic 'HI BO HEWS to undermine a relationship as Alpha Phi sorority advisor Amy and shares the opinion that sex opposed to strengthen it." Seiffert believes in abstinence. forms an emotional bond that is Chemistry prof, In her studies, Molly Laflin, "I wish I would have known best saved for marriage. professor, has found evidence to about the emotional tie dial Adding to that, Nelson slid. recognized in piece support Brown's observations. comes with sex," she said. "I "Sex is a decisive action. Us not Thomas Kinstle. a University "Sex is very powerful and it found that out the hard way as vague as emotions can be chemistry professor, was can bind a good relationship or with sexual sniff." and is one of die lasl steps in recognized in the winter 2006 draw people together in ways She said there are a lot of emo- a relationship." issue of Chemistry, the jour- that have nothing to do with tional ties that come with inti- nal of the American Chemical Society. Kinstle was mentioned in THE BLOTTER an article SUNDAV. Feb. 5: at 1:20 p.m. from Lot 6. an office in Perry Stadium the fourth floor entitled A male student passed out At 10:36 p.m. a hockey at 1045 a.m. THOMAS "Some of in the lobby of Bromfietd player was injured and A glitch was reported in TUESDAY. Feb. 7: KINSTLE the Great at 2 a.m. He was taken to taken to Wood County the Offenhauer East fire At midnight the sliding Teachers of Wood County Hospital. Hospital alarm system at 305p.m doors were not closing A large concrete trash can There was no evacuation. properly at Mac West Chemistry," which stated "the was placed in the middle MONDAY. Feb. 6: Five people were stuck in Maintenance was informed best chemistry teachers go Saurabh Pas AP Photo of Ridge Street, near A sweeper was reported an elevator in Offenhauer An officer issued a verbal the extra mile in encouraging BAD INFLUENCE: Activists of Hindu nationalist Shiv Sena party Olscamp at 6:30 a.m. It stolen from the Tech build- West elevator number two warning to a person driv- their students to achieve." protest against Valentine's Day in India yesterday, saying the was pushed to the side of ing at around 5:02 a.m. at 542 p.m. Maintenance ing on the causeway at Kinstle was also honored holiday drags down the honor of women. the toad but was still con- At 7 28 a.m. two purses and fire dept responded around 7:34 p.m. in 2004 when he was named sidered hazardous. were reported found in the and were able to free the 77ie Blotter is compiled from information provided a Distinguished Teaching Maintenance was request- bottom of a garbage can. riders. The elevator was An unknown amount ot shut down for the night. by University police. Professor of Chemistry. ed at / 58 p.m at Mac West. 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With Valentine's Day coming YOU DECIDE Both plays will raise money for Both shows opened last night, By creating conversa- A similar show, the Laramie up, feminists on campus are The Cocoon, a shelter for abused but they won't overlap over tions about women's issues Project, is based on interviews asking for more than roses and Do you think the Vagina women in Howling Given. The the weekend. like abuse and eating disor- with those who knew Matthew teddy bears. Monologues is creating social Vagina Monologues will also Events like these plays are ders, these plays are helping Shepard, a gay college student They want cash for a cause. change? Send an E-mail to donate to SAAFF, a program that important to The BG News. survivors heal and teaching who was beaten to death. While Two women's groups on cam- thenews@bgnews com and tell provides free counseling to rape Because both shows are based others empathy. the play brought the issue of pus will present plays this week- us what you think, or post feed- victims on-campus. on teal issues, students get real National controversy homophobia into the limelight, end. Money from tickets will go back on our Web site. Last year, OWI raised $7,500 information they can use. You has surrounded the Vagina it received similar criticism. toward local charities that help for charity with the Vagina never know when a friend or fam- Monologues since author The laramie Project survived women in violent simations. Monologues. It is one of the larg- ily member will be raped or suffer live F.nsler first presented the its critics, and is now known The BG News thinks that is a Organization for Women's Issues est student-nin philanthropies on from an eating disorder. play. Critics call the show vul- as an integral part of the gay good cause. will host the third annual "Vagina campus besides Dance Marathon. 1 jsiening to the stories of survi- gar and unnecessary, among rights movement. Activist Theatre will perform Monologues." a show based on This is the first time the Activist vors in this weekend's plays could other things. We applaud the organizers "Beautiful Bodies." a comedy that interviews with women about Theatre has performed this show help students empathize if one of Most ground-breaking move- of the Vagina Monologues for touches on eating disorders. The sex. abuse and rape. for charity. these issues hits close to home ments come with controversy. keeping this cause on campus.

.ETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Editorial cartoons "vulgar and degrading to women MIJv. And perhaps the most 0NTHE STREET Monologues around the world. What he telling: "The ultimate measure express freedom mistakes for vulgarity is actually of a man is not where he stands What was your child- The turmoil surrounding raise much a straightforward, honest, and in moments of comfort and con- the European editorial empowering declaration about venience, but whete he stands at hood nickname? ANDREW cartoons has obviously FLAVAHAN needed money women's bodies. What live linsler times of challenge and escalated by leaps and bounds. is attempting to do in this play controversy," MLK. It seems amazing that so much Opinion Columnist Thank goodness we women is to take back the right to talk The Kings built their legend controversy and rage could arise about explore, and learn about on rallying sentiment towards li.iu'D.j. Johnson here to illumi- from satirical cartoons. Ominously, there's a sign our bodies. injustice and reprehensible nate for us the best ways to liber- Flags and embassies set ablaze, reading, "Los Angeles" in the For years, our culture has tried government-sanctioned actions, ate ourselves. goods boycotted, ties cut — if background. As if the author What would we poor things do to teach young girls and women whether it was Vietnam or nothing else, the turmoil shows that their bodies are something segregation. CSK was a cham- was drawing an attack on the if there weren't strong men in die how extremely important the city of angels. dirty and should be kept hidden. pion for women's rights and a world like him who are able to most conservative of Muslims This was printed in a Qatar discern with their superior intel- We are told that to enjoy our own critic of discrimination policies hold their beliefs. So much so bodies is wrong and often "a sin." against gays until illness befell newspaper just before American lect what is best for us? that a few editorial cartoons forces invaded Iraq. What he doesn't mention is Many women do not even know her. Throughout the Civil Rights could drive them to such anger. how their reproductive organs Movement, the government was J0YSELBY Others showed Palestinian that all the proceeds of this pro- But, thus rage and turmoil is work. I took a class on I Ionian not a neutral body in between mothers holding babies duction are being donated to the SOPHOMORE, really rather hypocritical. Islamic Sexuality last year and was dis- the protestors and those who wrapped with explosives up in Cocoon Shelter and the SAAFE and Arab nations have been heartened to know how many wanted to keep the status quo. PSYCHOLOGY the air with pride, as if they're I'rogram. but his observations printing their own editorial car- girls in that class didn't even Their choice of sides was obvi- destined to one day become sui- are still very pertinent, as these "Joy, Joy." toons for years, most of them far know what their ovaries were. ous — that of established power, cide bombers. programs do everything they can worse then those at the center of The Anti-Defamation League, to educate women about dieir Not only does F.ve Ensler fight not morally correct change. all this chaos. the body stigma our culture 1-ook at the number of Black which has been working furi- bodies and their rights. One would hope these car- has, she lights against the idea Panthers murdered by police ously to stop anti-Semitism and Thank you D.J. for your opin- toons don't reflect the majority that rape should be kept quiet as they slept, unarmed or die bigotry for 90 years, maintains a ions, which I notice have yet to opinion on either side, and catalogue of cartoons like these be swayed by frivolous Ulings and hidden. National Guard at Kent State for I cried when I first read the two examples. During the Ciold assuming so would of course be on their Web site if you'd like to such as "facts" or "information" wrong. But the shocking nature see them for yourself. about the topics you so readily account of a young woman's loss War, the government chose its of innocence during a military positions as well, parts of which of many Arabic cartoons can't Free speech is a sacred thing, discuss publicly. be denied. gang rape. It's a shame diat D.I. resulted in arms to Iran, support William O. Douglas once said, Without you and your enlight- For example, vast amounts only saw crudeness in a young of cruel dictatorships world- "The Restriction of free speech ening column, 1 might have of cartoons depicting Israel, the and free thought is the most woman's sorrow. wide and funding to Osama AMANDA ROWLAND relied on the three years I've United States, and the Jewish dangerous of all subversions." spent working on the Vagina 1 hope that this article has not bin Laden. Later actions by our SOPHOMORE, INTERIOR faidi in an extremely negative Many of these cartoons are Monologues for my feelings discouraged many students to government resulted in chemical or distorted light have been so simply drawn even a child about the play, and kept on miss out on this event. 1 lowever, weapons technology going to DESIGN documented. In 2002 a Qatar would have no problem under- believing that the effects of the I can't really blame D.j. for his Saddam Hussein and the geno- "Manda Panda." newspaper printed one with an standing their meaning while productions are almost unani- opinion. After all, he has never cide of hundreds of thousands Israeli jet frying into the WIG as possibly missing the satire, rea- mously wonderful and beneficial lived in a female body. in East Timor (under President an ecstatic Ariel Sharon looks on. son enough to prevent racist to women. Carter's watch by the way). Tom Gross, an Oxford edu- undertones in editorial cartoons. I'm so glad that l).|. Johnson REBECCA DAWS0N In the present, you see much cated media analyst, believes The Danish newspaper has shown me the error of GRADUATE STUDENT of die same. Our desire to spread ni this represents what he feels is that printed these cartoons my ways. dawsonrC bgsu.edu democracy in the Middle East a commonly held myth in Arab should have thought twice I may now abandon my — after odier reasons were nations, that Israel was behind about it beforehand — but ambition to end physical and exhausted of public opinion 9/llandnotAI-Qaeda. they've released a statement sexual violence and abuse — has led to the rise of Hamas Meaning more One printed in lordan apologizing for it, and made it towards women and work and Hezbollah. The government two years ago depicting the clear they were only meant as towards a new goal — to end makes decisions — sometimes important Auschwitz death camp of Adolf humorous satire. discussion and dialogue about aware of the dire consequences Hitler's "Third Reich" is another Western newspapers have women and dieir "down-there's" attached, sometimes underesti- than location example. Israeli flags have been printing editorials mocking and keep women in a state of mating them. JOSH B0WYER replaced the swastika, and a sign everyone from President Bush to perpetual ignorance concerning When the government starts FRESHMAN, UNDECIDED In iirik Cribley's column titled with the chilling message, "The Michael Jackson for years, and it their bodies. "Inflammatory rhetoric from left spying on citizens in direct viola- tion of the Constitution land not "Blake the snake." Gaza Strip, or Israeli Annihilation was only a matter of time before is insanely counterproductive," Camp" is clearly visible. they got to Islam. JENNALAKE releasing any program details he takes offense to the anti- According to Gross, this • The point of editorial cartoons UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT to Congress or asking for court establishinent rhetoric voiced at depicts a widespread Islamic may differ in the Middle East: it [email protected] permission), rushing to war in (iorena Scott King's funeral. belief that Israel's former rela- seems many are intentionally (:ribley found it an inap- faraway lands and ignoring the needs of the poor for the wants tionship with Palestinians living trying to stir up hatred. propriate forum for speakers to in the Gaza Strip is comparable When you look at these Arabic Bias spreads address concerns of war, poverty of the wealthy, we have a duty to question die government pub- to the infamous Nazi death cartoons, they look far more like and what even GOP members camp where millions of inno- propaganda than anything else. Monologues' are calling shady surveillance licly before results appear which arc of further detriment to the cent men, women, and children Furthermore, the Arabic news- programs. Some quotes from were killed during the Holocaust. papers are far less restrictive in the first couple of the Civil safety of the world. misconception And when somebody wants Another printed in Saudi terms of offensive or sugges- Rights Movement: "If American Arabia that same year shows tive cartoons — and have been As I was reading today's opin- to speak out against die actions women would increase their Sharon beating Palestinian chil- churning them out for years ion column, "Monologues an? voting turnout by ten percent, I of our government at the funeral of someone who did that for dren to death with a wooden with no apologies or remorse. Vulgar and Crude," I couldn't think we would see an end to all swastika, as other children look Regardless of the motives help hut shake my head. Once of the budget aits in programs the better part of their life, don't think about how uncomfortable ALEX S0UDERS on terrified. behind these Arabic cartoons, again, someone has jumped to benefiting women and children," One of the most disturbing I the violence their considerably die wrong conclusion about this it makes you, just concentrate on FRESHMAN. VCT CSK. "I believe all Americans found showed someone firing more satirical European coun- play. The unfortunate thing is who believe in freedom, toler- the validity and sincerity of their message. "Wild Bill." at what looked like a commer- terparts have caused throughout that this biased opinion will keep ance and human rights have a cial airliner with a rifle, writ- the Islamic worid is shameful. others from experiencing this responsibility to oppose bigotry ing "Our message to the White enlightening production. and prejudice based on sexual RUSS ZIMMER House" in bullet holes along the Please send comments to "The Vagina Monologues" orientation," CSK. "War is a poor ALUMNUS side of the plane. [email protected] are not. as D.I. lohnson insists, chisel to carve out tomorrow," [email protected]

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COOPER women and the rape and Monologues script is provided astated by Katrina to know that For a former president, no less, torture they must endure are to groups for free, provided that ALAN CALCATERRA there are not yet equal opportu- to take these cheap partisan Guest Columnist a crucial step in adjusting our 100 percent of the earnings go nities for all Americans." shots, makes the Democrats skewed perceptions of women to charities for women. This • Opinion Columnist I'm sick of people like Carter look like the angry people that Let's first define the term in other cultures. show is one of the most gener- trying to make Bush look like a they really are... mean-spirited, 'vulgar": adj 1: lacking lohnson also claims that live ous student productions on r his past Tuesday was racist because of the Hurricane discourteous and wrong" refinement or cultiva- Ensler has equated women campus, it is vital to its contin- Coretta Scott King's funer- Katrina disaster. This is noth- Rev. Joseph Lowery inter- tion or taste. The Vagina with sex, a step backward in ued success in raising money al and also seemed to be a ing but a slander attack, which rupted his tribute to King to say Monologues has been defined the promotion of feminism, for women's shelters along with Democratic rally with anti-Bush Democrats seem to do best. "We know now there were no this way by BG News Assistant but this notion is groundless. other charities. remarks from the likes of Jimmy Carter shouldn't be talk- weapons of mass destruction Opinion Editor D.J. Johnson, Instead of defining women If we want to have an hon- Carter, Rev. Al Sharpton, and ing since he's a failed peanut over there. But Coretta knew and and I could not sleep tonight by sex, Ensler gives voice to est discussion about the lesse Jackson. farmer and considered one we knew that there are weapons unless we made one thing women who have been unable "weakened moral fabric of this This was supposed to be of the worst presidents of the of misdirection right down here. clean the Vagina Monologues to express their sexuality in country," we clearly could not about Martin Luther King's twentieth century. Millions without health insur- is not vulgar. both emotionally and physi- talk about the generosity of this wife but instead it was about I wasn't the only one upset ance. Poverty abounds. For war, The purpose of this play is to cally. No one is saying that production. I am proud that disliking Bush. about what Carter said, the New billions more, but no more for allow women to open up about women must become sexually our school is open enough to It was a disappointment to York Post even voiced out against the poor." their experiences with their active; only sexually aware. allow this show to run on cam- me and many others that these Carter that he was trying to This yet another cheap shot most personal organ. The monologue that is usu- pus every year, and I hope that people are using the funeral "score cheap political points." on Bush and he even stop talk- The play does not promote ally performed in an orgasmic people can come to realize the for there own political agenda, The Post also said "Jimmy ing about King half way through wild sexuality in women; rather, style is not presented simply benefits of open discussions rhere was massive public- (barter may or may not have just to slam Bush. This man is a it aims to allow for a more open for shock value. The fact that it about sexuality. ity of the funeral and I guess been the worst president of disgrace to also include King to discussion about the ways is shocking is representative of Discrimination continues Democrats couldn't help but use the 20th century. But his his political propaganda. in which they are separated the taboos surrounding female because of a lack of knowledge, the publicity to advance their disgraceful performance yes- Rev. Al Sharpton and Rev. from their sexuality through sexuality. Much of the play is and this is true for all forms of own agenda. terday at Coretta Scott King's Jesse Jackson both hammered the systemic denial of the very shocking, and until it feels like that kind behavior. It's very sad that such a great funeral marks him as the most Bush with the War in Iraq and existence of the vagina. If we an antiquated perspective of Exploration, awareness, and woman of the civil rights move- shameless." with the hurricane relief; take it come to terms with this repres- femininity, the play must go on. acceptance are the only ways ment had her funeral tainted Michael Reagan, son of the from the two who lost presiden- sion, women will no longer Vulgarity is not an issue for us to move beyond fear, with cheap shots and political late Ronald Reagan and political tial elections. be defined by the once-hid- with this show; instead, fear taboo, and prejudice. The platforms, former President radio show personality, said "Dr. Democrats are becoming a den, mysterious organ lurking of the nameless makes us feel Vagina Monologues has not jimmy Carter and others were Martin Luther King talked about joke now with there ridiculous somewhere below the surface. exceedingly uncomfortable, set out to revolutionize the so shallow as bashed President content of character, yet some of name calling and swear cam- lohnson declares that the thus leading us to place many world. Yet, there is a glimmer Bush who sat next to Carter. those who spoke at the funeral; paigns. I laving people disrupt show lacks substance, and that labels upon the contents of the of possibility weaved through- Carter talked about the displayed no character at all." King's funeral for political rea- only immature individuals performance. These brands out this show, and if nothing wiretaps that Bush is doing Rush I jmbaugh also spoke out sons it just proves that people will enjoy it, but I must object are simply one of the products else, it is the first step towards and tried to say it was just like against what Carter and the lib- like Carter are nothing but a dis- to such a broad, and more of our panic to escape die a society of individuals who when Martin Luther King got erals were saying at the funeral grace to what they did at a great importantly, unfounded claim. frankness of a conversation are not afraid to become wiretapped from Kennedy. on an interview with Neil Cavuto person's funeral. The Vagina Monologues not about something that has been aware of the unknown. Carter forgot to realize was that on the Fox News Channel. only appeals to the comic situ- repressed until now. Kennedy was also a Democrat. Limbaugh said, "I think Send comments to Akin at ations that women must face, I am also appalled by the Carter also said "We only have Coretta Scon King and MLK Jr., [email protected]. but also to the darker aspects fact that lohnson is openly Send comments to Ashley at to recall the color of the faces of if there is to be any anger from of being a woman. The mono- discouraging student involve- ashleacPbpu.edu. diosc in Ixniisiana, Alabama and above looking down at that Felons deserve second chance STAFF tion. Giving older offenders— bill delayed aid for years at EDITORIAL who were not on financial aid at a time based on the number the time of their conviction — a and severity of the charges. The Post chance to leave their troubles in Convicted felons will always Ohio University die past is a better direction for have a stigma wherever they The federal government's legislation and correctly gives go. 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FROM PAGE 2 and physique. the overt advertising of fertility threatening prospect of deliver- to rate T-shirts from just one odor may be tied to And it suggests that women among monkeys and apes. ing a child. woman, with shirts represent- siblc without distance learning,'' menstruation do not have "concealed ovula- But women — unlike other Despite the large number of ing different periods during Some audience members, tion" as many researchers have primates—don't seem to display theories, there are few experi- her cycle, the results showed a mostly made up of University staff, BySusanneRust claimed but, instead, a form of any overt signs of their fertility. mental studies addressing the correlation. praised distance learning's goal to Km "non-advertised" ovulation. And they often seem unable to question of concealed ovulation. "Sampling between women provide education for those who MILWAUKEE—A woman's most "We're definitely in the money recognize the signs themselves. As the Czech authors point can confound the results," he might not otherwise have access intimate secrets may not be con- here," said Randy Thomhill, Several theories have been out in their study, none of these said, because every woman to it. fined to tlie pages of her diary, a University of New Mexico posited concerning this evolutionary theories accounts smells different. Mary Rizza, an associate profes- but found in smells emanating biologist who was not involved concealment. for olfactory signals; they focus Instead of relying on shirts, sor of education and intervention from her armpits. in the study but has spent the Some have suggested it may exclusively on visual cues the Czech researchers asked 19 services, said gives students the New research from scien- past decade researching the reduce competition between for fertility. women to wear adhesive cot- option to come to class or take tists at Charies University in the physiological cues of women's males, allowing for greater This, say the authors, doesn't ton pads under their arms. it online. The choice allows stu- Czech Republic indicates that fertility cycles. cooperation; a necessity for the make sense because hormones, They wore the pads for 24 dents who live hours away from a woman's menstrual cycle can Although he said the results survival of small bands of hunt- which cause ovulation, are hours and were asked to refrain Bowling Green a chance to take be gleaned from scents emitted of the study did not come as er-gatherers, as our ancestors probably more closely linked to from using perfumes, deodor- a class, she said, but it also lets from her underarms. a surprise to him, nor will surely were. body odors than bodily appear- ants, antiperspirants; from students choose according to their Men exposed to these scents it to other anthropologists Others think the lack of dis- ance. Therefore, they argue, one applying shower gel or after- strengths. prefer the aroma given off dur- and most human biologists, play may promote fatherly should expect "body odor attrac- shave; from eating foods con- Some students, she said, "feel ing ovulation, when she is most "these kinds of things are care by confusing paternity tiveness to be a potential cue to taining garlic, onion, chili, pep- more secure in seeing a person say fertile, to those issued during going to surprise the repro- — making every male who's female fertility status." per, vinegar, blue cheese, cab- the same thing that they can hear menstruation, when she is less ductive biology establish- had contact with that woman In some of these - studies, bage, radish, fermented milk in a podcast." likely to conceive. ment," which has long coun- suspect' the child could be his there seemed to be a correla- products and marinated fish. At the same time, "there are The data lend Support to the tered the idea that men and own, thereby reducing the risk tion between attractiveness and The women wore the pads some students who are shy, or idea that people are not so dif- women could detect subtle of infanticide. a woman's fertility, based on a once every seven days. And don't fed comortable speaking in ferent from their mammalian cues about fertility. Indeed, it was argued that if a score given by the sniffing men. once the 24 hours were up, they class," Rizza said. "In an online — and particularly primate — The research appears in the woman knew when she was fer- In others, there was no indica- put the pad in an opaque jar section ... I think it helps them to counterparts, which advertise January edition of the journal tile, she might avoid sex during tion the two were tied. that they immediately returned express themselves." Ethology. her most fertile period so as to The Czech researchers claim to the researchers, who had these studies were fault)' for sev- men lined up at the lab to eral reasons But the chief fault, start smelling. they say, resides in the use of Only 12 women made it T-shirts as smell receptacles through to the end of the study because these cotton undergar- — and it was from their scents ments could be picking up extra- that a select group of men neous smells not related to the judged their smell. changes in a woman's cycle. The results showed men Thomhill, the New Mexico found scents the most attrac- biologist, said another problem tive during the women's fol- was the manner in which men licular phase, or when they were introduced to the shirts were most likely to conceive. When men were asked to rate And they found the smells least the scents between different attractive during the menstrual women, the studies lost their period. 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FROM PAGE 2 Research shows body and physique. the overt advertising of fertility threatening prospect of deliver- to rate T-shirts from just one odor may be tied to And it suggests that women among monkeys and apes. ing a child. woman, with shirts represent- sihlc without distance learning" menstruation do not have "concealed ovula- But women — unlike other IX'spite the large number of ing different periods during Some audience members, tion" as many researchers have primates—don't seem to display theories, there are few extH'ri- her cycle, the results showed a any oven signs of their fertility. niental studies addressing the correlation. most!) rnadeupofUnfversitystaff, BySusanneRusI claimed but. instead, a form of praised distant? learnings goal to mi "non-advertised" ovulation. And they often seem unable to question of concealed ovulation. "Sampling between women provide education for those who MILWAUKEE— A woman's most "We're definitely in the money recognize the signs themselves. As the Czech authors point can confound the results," he might, inn otherwise have access intimate set rets may not lx-eon- here," said Randy Thornhill, Several theories have been out in dieir study, none of these said, because every woman evolutionary theories accounts smells different. [oil. lined to the page- ol her diary, a University of New Mexico posited concerning this Mary Rizz&, an associate profes- hut found in smells emanating biologist who was not involved concealment. for olfactory signals; they focus Instead of relying on shirts, Some have suggested it may exclusively on visual cues the Czech researchers asked 19 sor of education and intervention from her armpits. in the study but has spent die past decade researching the reduce competition between for fertility. women to wear adhesive cot- services, said gives students the New research from scien- option in come to class or take tists at Charles I Inivcisity in the physiological cues of women's males, allowing for greater This, say the authors, doesn't ton pads under their arms. cooperation; a necessity for the make sense because hormones, They wore the pads for 24 ii online. Hie choice allows stu- c zech Hepiihlie indicates that fertility cycles. survival of small bands of hunt- which cause ovulation, are hours and were asked to refrain dents who live hour, away from a woman's menstrual cycle can Although he said the results er-gatherers, as our ancestors probably more closely linked to from using perfumes, deodor- Howling Green a chance to take be gleaned from scents emitted of the study did not come as ants, antiperspirants; from a class, she said, but ii also lets from her underarms. a surprise to him, nor will surely were. body odors than bodily appearance. Therefore, they argue, one applying shower gel or after- students dm rse ai a (ding to then Men exposed to these scents it to other anthropologists Others think the lack of dis- should expect "body odor attrac- shave; from eating foods con- strengths. prefer the aroma given off dur- and most human biologists, play may promote fatherly taining garlic, onion, chili, pep- Some students, she said, "fed ing ouilalion. when she is most "these kinds of things are care by confusing paternity tiveness to be a potential cue to female fertility status." per, vinegar, blue cheese, cab- mote secure in seeingapeisonsa) fertile, to those Issued during going to surprise the repro- — making every male who's In some of these studies, bage, radish, fermented milk the same thing that thej can hear menstruation, when she is less ductive biology establish- had contact with that woman suspect' the child could be his there seemed to be a correla- products and marinated fish. in a podcast" likely to conceive. ment," which has long coun- tion between attractiveness and The women wore the pads At the same time, "there are The data lend support to die tered the idea that men and own. thereby reducing the risk a woman's fertility, based on a once every seven days. And some students who are shy <» idea that people are not so dif- women could detect subtle of infanticide. once the 24 hours were up, they don't feel comonahle speaking in ferent from their mammalian cues about fertility. Indeed, it was argued that if a score given by the sniffing men. In others, there was no indica- put the pad in an opaque jar class." Rjzza Said "In an online and particularly primate — The research appears in die woman knew when she was fer- tion the two were tied. that they immediately returned section ... 1 think it helps them to counterparts, which advertise January edition of the journal tile, she might avoid sex during express themselves." Ethology her most fertile period so as to The Czech researchers claim to the researchers, who had diese studies were faulty for sev- men lined up at the lab to eral reasons. Rut the cbief fault, start smelling. they say. resitles in the use of Only 12 women made it T-shirts as smell receptacles through to the end of the study because these cotton undergar- — and it was from their scents ments could be picking up extra- that a select group of men neous smells not related to the judged their smell. changes in a woman's cycle. The results showed men Thornhill, the New Mexico found scents the most attrac- ^LeaderShape biologist, said another problem tive during the women's fol- was the manner in which men luiil.ii phase, or when they were introduced to the shirts. were most likely to conceive. When men were asked to rate And they found the smells least the scents between different attractive during the menstrual women, the studies lost their period. 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Against the odds: Students gamble time for money Gambling addiction you pill enough time into Internet and community gambling gains popularity among students it; study, practice and con- a growing problem centrate, you are going lo By Lincoln Stanley college students. I'm tired winner and runner-up, Mears started playing for students IH- profitable in a game REPORTER of meeting the same people, respectively. with her family and remeni- like Ibis." Turn on your television at and up here you can meet a Money spent at the tour- Ixrs participating around By Andy Outiel Craig (.ilisnii, a fresh- REPORTER any time of the day and lot of different people." nament by patrons also holidays. man who lives in you're likely to see at least Claypool has participat- goes to a good cause. Sheandafcwfricndswere Kisking all of his chips llarshnian- Anderson, one poker tournament. ed in the tournament regu- "We donate food to the playing together Monday on a stone-cold bluff, plays poker like KeinlMild, This cra/e has reached larly in (he past and has cancer society and all the with hopes of getting into Nicholas Iteinlxild, fresh- Inn said he's not ready lo a fever pitch in America, been coming to Easy Street money people pay goes the big tournament, hut man, jumps in the air with Ix't $1111 on a game. and Bowling Green isn't for the last several years. to the cancer society," they all said it was the fun, excitement. "I jusl started play- I Irsiiil<-,iiiMil11mi from different. "It's a lot of fun and it PirOOZ said. not the allure of cash, that ing poker, and I need to l-asy Street Cafe, locat- doesn't cost anything other The crowds at Easy Street kepi them playing. a person who got rkl of Ix1 successful for a gixxl ed on the corner of Main than your soda or beer seem laid hack hut intense, On campus, many stu- their best hand. amount of lime before and Wooster streets, plays or whatever you want," friendly in the spite of dents meet to play vari- To some people, sail is I can risk dial kind of host to a euchre tourna- he said. competition. The sounds ous games of poker. Many a lot of money, but lo an money," Gibson said. ment even Monday night According to bartender of laughter could lie beard dorms play host lo weekly experienced poker play- "Poker is dangerous. No and draws a large number Amanda I'irooz, every through the smoky haze in tournaments too, er like Iteinlxild, sun is matter how gixxl you are, of locals. Hi weeks, the winning the bar. "I play for the excitement just building op a bank the worst player at the "Up here you get to meet teams meet each other "I've been playing and the fun,and sometimes mil for a chance lo win table can gel lucky anil new people and you get for a chance to win S2(M) leuchrel since I was about for the money," said fresh- even more, take all your money." to meet everybody," said cash. On an average week, 12 years old," said 24-year- man Alex liaum. ttaum "Maying poker is just Adam Qaypool, a regular they play for S50 and S2t) old Diedre Mears. "It's just like anything that is dial at Easy Street. "It's not just in gift certificates for the something you do." POKER CRAZE, PAGE 9 lenging," Kcinbold said.'TI ADDICTION, PAGE 9 Howard's brings Rock Fights home

The ultimate Battle of By the fourth and final round, "Sarasine is trying to bring back rock and very generic vocals," Kane said. The i«. Rock Fight will del only two bands remained. "Sarasine is trying to bring back nitely help them in their quesl to the Bands calls local Local bands Sarasine and roll, talented musicians and live shows rock and roll, talented musi- hook shows, they said. band Sarasine winner Resonant Soul won the first three with substance—something that's going to cians and live shows with sub- Resonant Soul also enjoyed rounds of the BG Rock Light. stance—something that's going performing in the BG Rock Fight. By Mike Robinson It was their last chance to make you realize that talent is lacking in to make you realize that talent is Both bands love the atmosphere dCPORIER prove themselves when they today's music." lacking in today's music." thai Howard's offers its patrons During the fourth and final faced off in the final round Rock competitions such as "Playing at Howard's is alwaysa round of the Bowling Green on Saturday. JASON KANE, DRUMMER OF SARASINE this are a terrific way for musi- great time." Kane said. Resonant Rock fight on Saturday night, "You're what everyone cians to get their music beard by Soul keyboardist Anthony Beck two bands fought for glory, and is focused on," said Clay are from different parts of Ohio. the BG Rock Fight, which Brown a large audience. said "Howard's is the onh venue local group Sarasine came away Brown, lead singer of Sarasine. they all met while attending said the hand will use on buying Although school and work around here where people will as the winner. "Sometimes you get nervous up the University. recording equipment. can gel in the way sometimes, go to see a hand that they've The Bd Rock Fight was a there, but once you're into it. The first round of the BCi Brown planned on using the Brown said Sarasine will contin- nevet seen before." rock music competition held at your mind takes over." Rock Fight was their first live equipment to record the band's ue to write music and perform Although t he let in' 'Rock I Ight" Howard's Club H. Brown describes the sound performance. first demo. whenever they can. might imph tension between Local bands wereable to apply of Sarasine as Alternative The band was extremely excit- Drummer lason Kane said "We're all entertainers," Brown these hands. Resonant Soul and to perform in the first round of Funk, and named The Red Hot ed to have won the competition one of Sarasine's objectives was said. "I don't think we're going to Sarasine get along fine. I heir the tournament, which was held Chili Peppers as their primary and looked at it as a good oppor- to separate themselves from the be stopping soon." seems to be a feeling of mutual in October. influence. tunity to share their music with current music scene. The members of Sarasine respect between the groups. Aftereachround.theaudicnce Sarasine got their start in more people. "Most of today's music is all have plans for die future, which "I thought Sarasine kicked ass votes on what band they want to October of 2005. Sarasine won SI.000 for plac- starling to sound the same, include putting on shows and Beck said. "I'm glad that we were see move to the next round. Although the band members ing first in the final round of with pop/punk chords and going on tour. the final two hands.

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Where are you from? Ann ANDY CROCKET Arbor, Mich. I grew up a SENIOR Wolverines' tan. but was mostly interested in Detroit sports treadmills are filled. I'll be try- As of late, I lollywood executives "Eight Below" belongs to Momma's House 2" is the If you miss hearing your younger like the Pistons ing to run on the treadmill for have found it necessary to try the dogs. follow-up to the 2000 hit comedy, siblings whine, or you're just in 25 minutes and they're walking and remake old films from the The new Walt Disney Pictures and features Martin lawrence the mood to listen to whining, So what made you decide to when you're only supposed to 70s in hopes to make a quick production, directed by frank reprising his role as an FBI agent this is the CD for you because walk to cool down. buck off of them. Marshall, is about an Antarctic going undercover as the title that's what it sounds like Toshi some to BG? My mom forced Reagon is doing diroughout her me to come — my mom's an The only problem is, they seem research team that because character Big Momma. alumnus and she kept tell- Oo you prefer sitcoms or to lack any and all ability to do of an emergency and harsh This time around, Lawrence entire CD, Have You I leard. reality TV? Sitcoms. I here's • the fob well, and as a result, the weather, has to leave their sled goes undercover as a nanny for With tides like "Trying to Bring ing me to apply. So finally I Love Home," "Ooh Wee" and did and ended up liking it. no such thing as true reality public is left to sit through anoth- dogs behind. a rich California family, of which Being from Michigan, you TV Reality isn't like TV If you er bad horror film. These eight dogs, made up of the father is suspected of murder "Soul-N-Deep," I was expecting filmed someone, it'd be boring "When a Stranger Calls" is the Siberian Huskies and Alaskan and creating a computer pro- some pretty exciting songs, but dont know of too many Ohio was sorely disappointed. schools, but my mom really sometimes. latest film to follow this new Malamutes, have to fend for them- gram to gain access to govern- encouraged me, and I've never Hollywood standard, and it's no selves for months as they straggle ment databases. If it wasn't for the fact that regretted it. What are your favorite TV big shock to find that the film isn't to survive in the frigid land. "Big Momma's House 2" is an the music changed beats, shows? "The Simpsons." very good. The film is said to be inspired unoriginal, thoughtless comedy you wouldn't know the song What kinds of hobbies are you "l-amily (iiiy," "The Daily Show" This remake of the 1979 cult by a true story. While that is tech- that offers few laughs to its audi- had changed. into? I enjoy researching his- and "The Colbert Report." film tells die story of a babysitter nically true, it is producer David ences and even less enjoyment. Reagon's whiny, almost mono- tory like classical civilizations who is tormented by relentless lloberman's retelling of a suc- The story in "Big momma's tone voice sounds the same on or the medieval civilizations. I Do you have any guilty plea- and twisted phone calls from an cessful 1983 Japanese film titled House 2" is just plain bad as well. virtually every track. love hockey too because I was sures? My guilty pleasure unknown source—which—if you "Antarctica" As the plot further develops, you It seems as though she's trying a goaltender. is eating junk foods on the have seen any of the previews for "Antarctica" is based on sec exactly how bad it is. Not only to get into the music and really weekends: chips, fast food and this film, you already know the the events of a 1957 and 1958 are the criminals dumb, but the let herself go, but for whatever What did you do for the Super candy. I love Dots! big plot twist there. lapanese Antarctic expedition FBI agents assigned to the case reason her voice isn't reflecting Bowl? My fraternity had a get- "When a Stranger Calls" tries when fierce weather forced the are just as dumb. that. It consistently stays within together, but unfortunately I What do you think of the to use the same tricks over and lapanese team to leave behind Compared to the original, the thesame few notes. had a paper and quiz to study Academy Awards? I tliink over again: A series of quick cam- 16 sled dogs. Upon their return cast is far inferior in this film as The whininess of her voice also for, so I watched it and studied there's a lot of bias toward era movements and loud nois- almost a year later, it was found well. While the original feature takes away from the fact that the at the same time. the end-of-the-year movies. es that cause die scares to be that many of those dogs had such actors as Paul Giamatti and music and lyrics accompanying Basically, it's like who made the nothing more than the equiva- miraculously survived. Terrence Howard, both of whom it are actually pretty good. What did you think about the best movie through November lent of someone or something Paul Walker and Bruce are Academy Award nominees By far, one of the worst songs commercials? 1 thought they duuugh December. jumping in front of the camera Greenwood put together decent (as of the printing of this article), on the CD is Reagon's rendition were sub-par. I was disap- yelling "Boo!" performances, but many of the this film features a group of no- of "I Icartbrcak Hotel." What is a pointed they didn't do the Tell us a funny story. I once With its same predictable secondary characters' dialogues name B-list actors to try and sup- classic was reduced to a boring Pepsi/iPod thing, where you accidentally ripped a S20 bill scares, mediocre acting and all seem forced or cliched. This is port Lawrence, but fail miserably. and poorly performed song have a one-in-lhrec chance in half. I was trying to be slick around failed attempts to try and especially true for lason Biggs, "Big Momma's House 2" is one Overall, this CD is not for the of winning a free song from and pulled it out flashing to update the story for the new mil- who faces the stereotypical "awk- of the worst comedies to come easily annoyed. ■Tunes when you buy a Pepsi. people and it ripped. lennium, it becomes very hard ward-guy" moments. out in recent memory, and with The whininess gets on your to recommend "When a Stranger Bottom Line: This film is a its bad jokes, bad story, and bad nerves after the fourth song, Do you have any pet peeves? Do you have any words of wis- Calls" for anyone but die-hard rental only for the incredible acting it's easy to see why. Pass on but if you can listen past that I do! When people run on the dom? I lave fun, but don't skip horror movie fans whose pick- performances from the dogs and this film: it's not worth your time aspect, the music and lyrics are treadmill at the rec for too long, class. And don't waste your ings are slim this time of year. some beautiful arctic scenery. or your money. actually decent. for like an hour when all the time in college. —Joe Oinningluim —JenniferKuhn —Joe Cunningham —Jessica Zamarripa Tull-contacf sport gets feminine touch Roller skating is back some of the Texas Rollergirls and "We all get hurt, but that's normal. We all mal," Carter said. "We all have seem, according to Carter. joined an online group to get bruises and we've had people "Roller derby actually started again with the Roller more info, and the rest is history. have bruises and we've had people break break legs and ankles It comes in Chicago in the 1930s," Carter Derby Girls in Ohio 1 can definitely say that starting legs and ankles. It comes with the territory with the territory, and you can't said. "The owner of one of the this here in Columbus has been be afraid to get hurt. It's just teams noticed how people got By Chelci Howard the best experience of my life." and you can't be afraid to get hurt. It's just part of the term 'full-contact,'" excited when the players made REPORtER This sparked the interest of part of the term full-contact.'" Carter said. contact with each other, so he When someone refers to, "hot girl- Lisa "Missfire" Carter, who had a Full contact in roller derby is developed a game based off of on-girl action," they are not usu- friend who was in the Windy City LISA 'MISSFIRE' CARTER, OHIO ROLLER DERBY GIRLS something that many spectators racing and added contact to it. ally referring to a roller derby. But Roller Girls and became really look forward to, especially since It's Iroller derby] been phasing in thanks to a group of rough-and- farinated with the derby. The two the "Championship Bout" there are two "jammers"—one the roller derby realm has had and out every other decade" tumble women, now they can. women teamed up to change the There isa bout each month, and from each team. some added public relations help The Ohio Roller Girls invite Women from all different walks way Ohio thought about roller they are held on Sundays at the The jammers score points with a new popular reality show. anyone who is interested to of life are playing key roles in the skating forever. Greater Columbus Convention for their own team by busting The Texas Roller Girls, who come try the sport out. The only revival of the Roller Derby, and "IWallacel was trying to get Center at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 through the pack, which is a mas- Wallace credited for the inspira- pre-requisite for joining is being Ohio is no exception. The Ohio something together, and I met pre-sale and $15 at the door. sive huddle of the eight blockers. tion to start her own league, land- at least 21 and having valid insur- Roller Girls arc looking forward her in April of last year," Carter A liout consists of two games The jammer who successful- ed a deal with the A&K channel ance, for obvious reasons. to their upcoming season which said. "She rounded up five peo- total, both usually lasting about ly manipulates the pack first is for a pilot show called "Rollergirls" Moreinformationontheleague starts in April. ple to start a team. Scarlett and I 10 to 15 minutes, and then a half dubbed, "lead jammer," and has which airs on Mondays at 10 pm. can be found at die group's Web The Ohio Roller Giris was actu- did all of the business stuff, and time show, which usually con- the power to call off the game. "The show is not entirely accu- site, www.ohiorollergirlscom. ally the brain child of Melissa we just got it rolling" sists of a band playing. Half time Every lap around the track rate; even the game is not the Even though roller derby isn't "Scarlett Fury" Wallace. She had The league has now grown to is followed up by a second match gives the jammers time to score, same," Carter said. "They play big necessarily for everyone, Carter done some research on the Texas more than 60 women—totaling of two different teams and they score according to how track and we play flat track and insisted that the roller girl trait Rollergirls who have held derbies four teams—who practice reli- Five women from each team much physical contact they have the rules aren't even the same. is something you either have or for the past five years. giously every Tuesday for two can be on an oval track at the with the other team. The show is definitely for drama don't have. "I started doing some research hours in order to gear up for the same time. Four women, eight Due to the aggressive nature and it is sensationalized." "You cither feel like you are or and decided roller derby was season, which starts April 23. women total, are called "Mock- and highly competitive spirit Even though the show has cat- you aren't a roller girl," she said. something Columbus needed," The season starts with six ers," and line up together at the of this game, injuries are very apulted roller derby into a new "You just have this feeling when Wallace said. "1 had no idea how games of what is called an start point on the track. frequent. stream of American society, the you hear it like, 'Oh my gosh, to start a team up so I contacted 'Inhibition Bout" and leads to Twenty feet behind them, "We all get hurt, but that's nor- sport is a lot older than it might that's me!"

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By Chela Howard love ballads. But don't worry, This is the most covert use REPORKR Worst: 2. "Iris" by the Following up 1. "Sorry 2004" by Kid Rock is sup- of voyeuristic activities since Valentine's Day is a time lo show Goo Goo Dolls. from their success posedly working Sting and the Police's "I'll He your loved one how much you Ruben Studdard. This song prac- -with the single, "All When Studdard on a rendition Watching You." Somehow, this have enjoyed their companion- tically defined my Life" in 1997, triumphed over Clay of "Picture" with song crept its way up to the top ship since Sweetest Day. 1998 and bloomed the duo decided to country-newcom- of the charts and stayed for 4 A popular idea within the past Aiken. winning the at the top of the release "Crazy" for title of "American er Gretchen Wilson weeks, making the album cer- few years has been the notion Billboard charts for 2001s "Save the Last Idol" for season two, in later Februarv. tifiable triple platinum. of the "Mixed love Song Tape," 18 straight weeks. Dance" soundtrack critics countrywide which can provideyourValentine Put on the and received much 3. "Hey Leonardo 5. "I Try" by Macy Gray. with a 24-7 reminder of the first Wl were praising him soundtrack for the blockbuster commercial success with some (She Likes Me for Me)" by Canton-born Macy Cray's "I song you ever danced to. as the "Luther Vandross of the "City of Angels," (he song couples of the most powerful vocals new Millennium," and probably Blevsid Union of Souls. Try" is painful. That is the wily The past decade has a lot of heavy guitar riffs and a string released that year. kicked themselves in the head Leonardo DiCaprio was word 10 describe it. honestly. noteworthy and some no-so- orchestra and tells a story of true when this song came out. the apple of many teens' eyes But in 2001, the association noteworthy songs. love and secret admiration. 5."Yellow"byColdplay. Two years later, people are still alter his 1997 role in the epic hail ear mufls on and award- Here is a guideline to help In 2001, "Yellow" catapulted tony they ever heard this song. "Titanic." So naturally, if you ed her the Best Female Pop you on your way. We present to 3. "Broken Road" by Rascal Coldplay into the American claimed that you knew him, Performance, however, her you, in no particular order, "The Halts. mainstream, with a song about 2. "Picture" by Kid Rock/ you probably would have act ess success dwindled from there, Best and Worst Love Songs from Ohio-based group Rascal love and all that it encompasses, SherylCrow. to a lot of different women, that as someone must have handed 1996-2006." Hatts' "Broken Road" is not your even though lyricist and lead Detroit-bred Kid Rock had is, until you put your name on her a bag of cough d rops. average country song. This song singer Chris Martin claims the never been subtle about his a painful song such as 1999s I Irv "should have stopped al Best: fuses elements of pop and coun- song to be influenced by the yel- Southern rock Influences, even "Hey Leonardo." the line, "I try to say good -bye' 1. "OneSweet Day" by Mariah try to make a song that owned low pages. though technically he was These could be some of the and I choke." Gagging ileuses Carey/Boys II Men. the charts in 2005. The song tells Regardless of its Hue meaning, admitted onto the scene as a self- most annoying, whirry vocals could have been optional. This song owned the charts in a tale of how bad relationships yellow can beautifully describe proclaimed "White Trash MC." ever created. the beginning of 1996, holding condition you to find your one, any relationship, from friend- When he paired up with song- One could be surprised that a Honorable mention: the No. 1 position for over 16 true love. ship to marriage. stress Sheryl Crow for 2002s follow up song wasn't, "She left "Underneath your Clothes"' weeks, leaving no junior prom or "Picture," it was indeed painful. me for Leonardo." Shakira. "Truly. Madly. Deeply" wedding untouched. 4. "Crazy" by K-CI and lojo. Honorable mention: "I Miss With a plot line that came right Savage Garden, "Over and The soulful duet was com- Brothers Cedric and Joel You" by Incubus, "The Luckiest" off of Springer and voices that 4. "Invisible" by Clay Aiken. Over" Nelly/Tim McGraw, posed by both part ies in a memo- Hailey first showed their vocal by Ben Folds, "This I Promise clashed more than gold and sil- l-.ven though Aiken didn't "Chanle's Col A Man" (.'haute rial to friends who had passed skills off in R&B power group You" by N'Sync. "It's Your Love" ver, this song somehow made it win the title of "American Idol," Moore and "I Finally Found on, but is universal enough to lodeci,,.-..*.>, before. >< t- -l . pairingUUU •■ I j, up"I* and*** *" by*** 'Faith "4HII III"'Hill/ Tim Hill I'tfc."McCiraw and to the top of the video, download he should have been dubbed as Someone" Bryan Adams/ apply to relationships. unleashing a number of sappy "I'll Be" Fdwin Mccain. and music charts. a grade-A stalker. Barbra Streisand. Comedy finds a Poker games surface around town POKER CRAZE,FROM PAGE 7 "Always money," Oxender said. "Online it seems they slack the distracted from the game. Another craze in the poker phe- deck so you get good hands up Baum. while having never also said he prefers playing with nomenon is the amount of online against good hands 'llicre's more played for money online, knows closer location friends because he feels he can |H)ker sites [lopping up all over action so the site makes more people who have and lost a signif- trust them. tile Internet. money, and that's what I don't like icant amount of both their time The sarcastic humor native band Yo La Tengo and However, some students are in These sites allow users to com- alxiutit.'Claypoolsaid. t and money. also performs with a sketch the game strictly for the payoff. pete with people .ill over the globe Patrick agreed saying some "Some of the sites are kind of un- of Todd Barry greets comedy group named Tinkle, "I won't play for fun, just for for a chance to win big rewards. sites put good hands against legit, imd Ipeoplel lost on some area comedy fans who features New York-favorite money," said sophomore Zac I lowever, many of poker play- other good hands to make die weird hands." he said. Ion Benjamin and nationally Patrick. His friend Ian Oxender, ers don't trust the sites because action seem more dramatic. Either way, online sites are just By Corey Close renowned actor and comedian also a sophomore, plays for the some of them may make the He also said he fell this could another facet of the new fascina- RtPORiet David Cross. money too game of poker a bit misleading. cause tome poker players to be tion with poker. Good comedy can be hard to Hisfirstshortfilm,"Borrowing find in BowlingGreen. Saffron," played at multiple festi- TheConnxtionsComedyClub vals including the Bumbershoot in Mauriiee has a student's night, One Reel Film Festival and the but the comedians there are hit Woodstock Film Festival. or miss, more often miss. "If you've been on stage in Students battle with gambling addictions One way locals can see a another capacity," Barry said ADDICTION, FROM PAGE 7 "It is a 50-50 chance, so there quality comic is the Ann Arbor of his other endeavors, "you'll "A lot of people just think they can play is no sure thing," he said. Comedy Showcase in Ann Arbor, feel more comfortable ... Massachusetts Council on and win and there is nothing to it, but Shaw said players, weather Mich., where touring comedian doing comedy." Compulsive Gambling, studies they are wrong. There is a lot of hard conditions and injuries all Todd Barry will be performing Todd has certainly left his show that college students are impact the outcome of the tonight and tomorrow. mark on the comedy world and 17 percent more prone to have work with time and dedication that game, making a bet that much On the surface, Todd Barry he continues to do so. a gambling addiction than any needs to be put in to be a successful more of a difficult decision. may seem like a hundred other He has appeared on "Comedy other age group. Heinbold likes to play Texas stand-up comedians, but he is Central Presents" once with Keith White, executive direc- poker player." hold'em, and he said some considered by many to be one another appearance coming tor of the National Council of NICHOLAS REINBOLD, FRESHMAN college students don't under- of the most innovative comics at the end of March and has Problem Gambling, agreed stand the consequences working in New York's ground- released two CDs, ExtraMedium with the studies' findings. "The World Poker Tour" is and increase legal gambling of gambling. breaking comedy scene. and FallingOffThe Bone. He has "Statistics show that 18-24 aired weekly on the Travel opportunities (hat a lot of "A lot of people just think Barry has been performing appeared on "Late Night With year olds have the highest rates Channel. ESPN covers the kids would try gambling," they can play and win and stand up comedy since he got Conan O'Brien" and the "Late of gambling rates leading to World Series of Poker and White said. there is nothing to it, hut they his start in 1987 in South Florida. Show with David Letterman," gambling problems," he said. "The King of Vegas" recently Poker is a popular pastime, are wrong," he said. There is He soon moved to New York and all of which is good business White contributes student's debuted on Spike TV. which but students also bet on sport- a lot of hard work with time is now a native of the city's com- according to Barry. gambling problems to their is a show about several ing events. and dedication that needs to edy scene. "1 think TV and CDs help desire to take risks and blames casino games. According to ESPN, more be put in to be a successful Dry, sarcastic humor is Barry's spread [my name] outside of the media. But viewers only see the than $90 million was bet on pokei player." specialty. Wether he is mock- New York," he said. "Besides risk of addiction, glory of winning, and don't the regular NFL season. If you or someone you know ing people who get too attached After performing for nearly kids are more likely to be realize the losing side of Steve Shaw, freshman, bets has a gambling-related prob- to music or talking about an 20 years, Barry knows about involved in more risk taking the game. semi-frequently on sporting lem, you can contact the Ohio episode of MTV Cribs, his soft, good comedy. He said there behavior," he said. 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GYMNASTICS SWIMMING AND DIVING MACs all Gymnasts look to rebound that matter BG to face Ball State to Falcon without injured Deacon, Boisvert swimmers By Colin Wilson BG dedicates whole REPORTER season to preparing \lilii)ii|jh il is short a couple of key competitors, the BGSU gym- for conference nastics team is not looking to championships make any excuses. The Falcons head to Hall State tonight to com- By Heather Riedel pete in the Cardinal Classic, a REPORTER triangular meet that also features All sports have a goal that they Michigan State. work hard for all year. Baseball "We can definitely step has the World Series at the end up." said senior lessica Guyer. of each regular season, and That's what's so special about football has the Super Bowl. this team is that we have so In these spons, the regu- much talent and so much lar season games count for depth. Candice [Deacon] and something when it comes Marie | Boisvert I were two key time to placing teams in the girls that we needed this year, playoff games. hut we still have some more But the sport of swimming people that can step up and is not like these others. take their places." There are regular season After both Deacon and dual meets, but when it all Boisvert were injured last week, comes down to it, it's not the Falcons have been left with the regular season records some question marks as to who that counts, it's the prepa- will compete in their places. ration for their goal of the Deacon lore both the ACL season: the Mid-American and MCI. on her right leg Conference Championships. and Boisvert tore her \( I Swimming teams and and meniscus on her left leg coaches, like all sports, in Saturday's meet. On the have different ways of train- bars, the Falcons were alread\ ing and getting themselves without Sakura Tomna and ready for the big MAC meet. Ashlee Deleuw. BGSU's swimming pro- "That leaves some ; gram prepares all year for large holes, the biggest one this championship. being on the bars," BG coach "Our training philosophy Dan Connelly said. is different from many other lillian Stranges will be com- MAC teams. We focus all of peting in all four events for the our effort and all of our train- first time this year as she'll fill ing solely on our MAC meet one of the openings on the bars, at the end of the season," said layme Stambaugh will fill the (essie Guinness, senior and other opening captain of the swimming and "I'm pretty excited, it's been a diving team. long time since I've done all four "We decided as a team that events," Stranges said. "I'm just we would focus only on MACs stepping in to be there for the and coming into these last two team and for everyone who's weeks, that is still our inten- gotten hurt." tion," she said. The injuries were not the only Fellow senior and teammate thing that hampered BG last Stephanie Buckner agrees that week. After a promising start, the team has maintained a the Falcons had some key slip- strong focus on getting ready ups in some areas in which they for the MAC Championships. usually excel. "Over the next two weeks, "Last week we missed seven we will mainly be focusing of the last twelve routines of the Meal Cropper BG Nevis on our goals that we have set HANG TIME: Senior lessica Bradley competes on the balance beam for the Falcons. She placed third on the event Saturday with a 9.700. The GYMNASTICS. PAGE II Falcons will travel to Indiana this weekend to take on Ball State, looking to get their seventh win in the teams' eighth meeting. SWIMMIING. PAGE 11

TENNIS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Tennis team led by sister act Guyer rewarded for top finishes By Matt DfHghton By Brooks Obermeyer DEPORTEE REPORTER liz Honegger and the wom- The lakupi in sisters are far from en's basketball team weren't being alike, but one thing they the only ones taking care have in common is winning on of business over Super the tennis court. Bowl weekend. Since Ashley lakupcin arrived On Saturday the women's on the scene for the BGSU tennis gymnastics team hosted the team two years ago, all she has Northern Illinois Huskies, and done is led the Falcons in total although they fell just tenths victories. Her performance last of a point short of victory, one season earned her second team Falcon rose above the rest and All-MAC honors. received her first career Mid- Not to be outdone by her older America Conference Gymnast sister, freshman Kelsey lakupcin of the Week award. is leading the charge this year for Senior Co-captain lessica the Falcons. Kelsey is 7-3 over- Guyer finally received the all on the season, including a 4- honor early this week after her 2 record in singles action. This excellent performance against past week. Kelsey was selected as NIU, where she placed first on the MAC player of the week after the floor exercises with a score going4-l over the weekend. PltDorjmin BGNews of 9.950, tied for first on-the Ashley has helped Kelsey make FAMILY AFFAIR: Junior Ashley Jakupcin and her freshman sister Kelsey beam by posting a 9.750 and the transition to collegiate ath- both excel on the BG tennis team. tied for third on the vault with letics by teaching her about the a 9.725 mark. unwritten rules of college and gles to no. 1 singles. If Kelseys "It's such a big change. Every Cuyers MAC selection in about teamwork. not playing her own match, she team, no matter how good or bad, addition to her scores against "She taught me that winning can usually be found court-side has at least one really good player, NIU made it easy for us to as a team is more important than watching Ashley. and now I have to play them every select her as this week's Athlete winning as an individual. It's all "This weekend against match," Ashley said. of the Week. about the team," Kelsey «aid. DePaul was Ashley's toughest Ashley and Kelsey lakupcin grew Right off the bat, the 2004- Kelsey is now lending her sup- match ever, and I sat there for up in (/ilumbus, Ohio, where they 05 team most valuable player port to Ashley as she makes her the entire match to help her," attended Bishop Watterson High talked very little about her File Photo BGIfcm own transition from no. 2 sin- Kelsey said. THRILL OF VICTORY: Senior Jessica Guyer competes on the floor routine., SISTERS. PAGE 11 GUYER, PAGE 11 She placed first with a 9.950 on the event at her last meet

GET !N ON THE ACTION AT WVVW.BeNEVVS.COM/SP0RTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday. February 10,2006 11 Gretzky's wife, Tocchet, Jakupcins at home BG SPORTS SISTERS, FROM PAGE 10 BRIEFING Kelsey said. THE BG NEBS When asked about the School. The lakupcin sisters prospects of teaming up for Academic awards started playing tennis at.an doubles competition, in uni- Two lit .Ml basketball players, caught in gambling ring early age, with the support of son, their answer was an Matt Lefeld and Ali Mann, earned their parents emphatic, "No!" academic honors this week. Janet Jones, Coyotes "I started playing at a ten- "We don't get along at all on Lefeld, who holds a 3.96 GPA asst. coach allegedly nis clinic when I was five," the court," Ashley said. in purchasing and supply man- Ashley said. "We would argue and agement, was named first-team bet big on football "Our parents really support blame each other too much," Academic All-District by CoSlDA us," Kelsey said. "They come to says Kelsey. "We're sisters and is now eligible for selection to By Angela DeBiSarti and Geoft every one of our matches." — we like to fight." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the ESPN The Magazine Academic Ashley says her main rea- Even though they may All-American team. The center TRENTON. NJ. — W&yne Crctifcy sons for coming to BG to play squabble on the court, they is averaging 8.1 points and 3.7 was recorded on a wiretap talking to tennis were her familiar- know they have backing and rebounds for the men's team. die alleged financier of a gambling ity with the players that were support from each other. Mann w-as named to the ESPN ring, discussing how his wife could coming in and the campus "We are really looking The Magazine Academic All- avoid being implicated, a person atmosphere. Two years later, forward to the next two District IV team for the first time with knowledge of the investigation Kelsey followed suit. years playing with each in her career. She carries a 339 told Tlie Associated Press yesterday. "I never felt any pressure other. This is the last two GPA in accounting and leads the Gretzky, coach and pan-owner coming to BG, or follow- years we will be together," Falcons with 14.9 points and also of the Phoenix Coyotes, can be ing in my sister's shadow." Ashley said. averages 7.6 rebounds per game. heard on wiretaps made within the past month talking about his wife with assistant coach Rick Tocchet, the person said, speaking on the condition of anonymity due to the ongoing investigation. Gretzky's wife, actress lanet Falcons' leaders stepping up (ones, allegedly bet at least GYMNASTICS, FROM PAGE 10 "They're proving that they're on the other hand, leads the $100,000 on football games over very mature and great leaders all-time series with BG 13-1. the course of the investigation by day between beam and floor," and I don't think there was The last victory against the state authorities, the person said. Connelly said. "I know that any doubt in my mind before," Spartans came in the 1983-84 There is no evidence that the people who missed want Connelly said. "If there was season for BG. Gretzky placed any bets, accord- another shot." doubt, there certainly is The Falcons go into tonight's ing to the person. Leadership is one thing not anymore." meet with a 2-3 overall record Authorities say from Dec. 29 the Falcons thrive on this BG has beaten Ball State and a MAC record of 1-1. Ball through Feb. 5 — the day of the year and it was evident last in six of the teams' last seven State is still looking to pick up Super Bowl — bettors placed a week. Both captains lessica meetings and has not lost to its first win of the season and total of $1.7 million in wagers with Guyer and Jessica Bradley gave them since the 2000 season. Michigan State stands at 6- the ring run by a New Jersey state great performances during The overall series belongs 4. The meet begins at 7 p.m. trooper, Tocchet and a South Jersey pressure situations. to BG 18-11. Michigan State, tonight in Muncie, Indiana. man. All face charges of promoting gambling, money laundering and conspiracy and are scheduled to be arraigned in Superior Cburt in Mount Holly on Feb. 21, the state AP Ptiolo Attorney General's office said. BUSTED: Coyotes' head coach Wayne Gretzky, left, and Rick Tocchet Guyer excels on floor routine during a Coyotes' practice at the Glendale Arena. Jones has not been charged. GUTER, FROM PAGE 10 On the mat, the floor exercise "I try and lift them (my team- Investigators say about six cur- tends to be Guv/crs cup of tea, mates] up the same way they in rent NHL players placed bets The Star-Ledger of Newark, cit- "My" love for her (lones) is personal achievements from which is not counting out her turn Suppon and encourage me," with the ring and are looking ing unidentified law enforcement deeper than anything. The real- last week and throughout her versatility and competence in she said. into whether anyone involved sources, first reported of a wiretap ity is, I'm not involved, 1 wasn't four-year collegiate career, and other events. She has earned first Guyer's goal in her final season in the 5-year-old operation, involving Gretzky in yesterday's involved and I'm not going to spoke highly about her motiva- place scores on the floor in every with BCiSU is to get a MAC cham- which authorities say had a con- newspapers. The newspaper also be involved. Am 1 concerned for tion from just about everyone meeting in 2006, and doesn't pionship, in some way or form, nection to organized crime in reported that Jones bet $500,000 both of them? Sure there's con- around her. seem to be slowing down at this as a team. Philadelphia and southern New during the investigation, includ- cern from me. I'm more worried "My accomplishments mean point in the season. With most of the season still Jersey, wagered on NHL games. ing $75,000 on the Super Bowl. about them than me. I'm like the world to me, but what has "The floor is my most consis- ahead, Guyer and the team still Gretzky is not the main focus of Earlier this week, Gretzky denied you guys, I'm trying to figure it all meant more has been the girls tent area because 1 enjoy myself have a chance to get the l-alcons the probe, the person said. any involvement in the ring. out," Gretzky said. on this team and the friendships and have fun when 1 compete." a title, if not in the regular season I have built with them and my Guyer said. then in the MAC tournament. coaches," a modest Guyer said. Whether or not she excels "We are so team-oriented now, "1 wouldn't have made it this far in more than one aspect of the and we want to do it |win a cham- and done so much without their competition, Guyer does more pionship] together," Guyer said. support and encouragement." than just deliver exceptional "That's what we want to do." Seniors hope to go out in style Based on her accomplish- scores. She helps bring the team ments, Guyer must be getting a together and lighten the mood SWIMMING, FROM PAGE 10 watching other teams swim Swimming is different. Different lot of special suppon and encour- whenever practice or competi- fast and knowing that we've teams prepare different ways agement from her teammates tion gets tough. for the season as well as getting worked harder than them," .. .The teams that try to go for a because of her enormous success "I like being able to help my focused and pumped for the Guinness said. lot of dual meet wins, other than over the course of her career. team out however I can. Other meet that we have been training "When it comes time for our the top two teams, will do bad at than helping by my individual A native of Columbus, Guyer Management Inc. for all season, the MAC meet," big meet at the end of the season MACs," Buff said. took home several regional and achievements, I am the one who's Buckner said. ... that's when we shock people. So, as for BG's squad, the next state honors on both the bar and always goofy and trying to make Now Renting for The MAC Championships, That's when we make it clear few weeks will be devoted to floor exercises in high school. the girls on the team laugh and similar to the World Series and the that we are a fast, talented, hard- resting, practicing and training At BGSU, she was awarded relax a little," Guyer said. Call 353.5800 Super Bowl, is the one weekend working team that puts up a seri- to prepare for a meet they have Freshman of the Year in 2003, and Guyer feels as though her abil- Visit Online of the season that the swimmers ous fight," she added. dedicated all of their season to. despite an injury-stricken sopho- ity to help lighten team spirit and www.meccabg.com and divers on the BG squad have BG coach Keri Buff has kept As for the seniors on BG's squad, more year, Guyer came back and loosen tight muscles through practiced and trained and cen- her team's focus on the MAC this will be their final go at a meet slole the show in 2005, posting 11 a little bit of laughter can bring tered themselves on. Guinness Championship all season and that they have worked for their first place finishes. the team together, creating more commented on how the dual insists that the team gets some entire careers with the program. So far this season. Guyer has confidence in one another. meets of the regular season and rest along with practice over the "This is our last opportunity, had three top five finishes in all their record don't really show next two weeks to help prepare our last chance to go out with three competitions Management Inc. what the team is made of. them for the big meet a bang," Guinness said. "We've Guyer has also excelled in Hillsdule Apts. "Our MAC in-season record "If we swim well in season, been waiting and training for academics, being named to the 1082 Fairview Ave does not reflect our team's tal- we would have to be rested all this meet since last spring, and Ali-MAC Academic Squad and Greenbriar 1 & 2hdnm/3hdrmTwnh ent and drive. Though it can be year. If we rest all year, we would we're ready to fight for what ESPN: The Magazine's Academic Dishwasher/Outage Disposal frustrating during the season, have nothing left at the end. we deserve." All-District IVTeam last season. 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Holiday Inn' Free Party Pack- tion focused on the human service are in excellent condition 13 ing more" 44 Sonorous age. Food at MTVu Party Tent! Ba- needs of the disadvantaged is seek- and all close to BGSU. 21 Run amok 46 Sugary drink hamas Cruise S299 Daytona $179. ing a qualified individual to be re- 22 Utmost degree 47 Apartment dweller Cancun. Acapulco. Nassau $599' sponsible for assisting the teacher 127 Georgia Ave. 26 In an upright position 51 Manicurst. e.g. SpringBreakTravel com in the operation of a.m. and/or p.m. 718 Third St 27 Formal ceremonies 52 Pointless 800 678 6386 session in compliance with national 226 E. Merry 29 Musk: producer Brian 53 Nixon's veep standards lor our Bowling Green 220 Dill St. 30 "Holiday _" 55 Heavy cart 32 Subarctic forest 56 Tupperware pieces Personals Center. Required HS diploma or 218 Dili St 33 More seasoned 57 Graphic beginning"; GED and commitment to obtain 202 E. Merry 34 Met diva 58 Brief swim MIRAGE SALON - TANNING CDA with prior experience working 227 E. Reed 35 Most unrefined 59 Longoria of "Desperate] Tan now until May 6th $69 00 -Max with low-income families. Year 606 Fifth St. ACROSS 38 Bovine sound Housewives" 354-2016 next to Kinko's Round. Part Time. avg. 27.5 Call 686-4651 or 419-308 2458 hrswk.. $8.00 hr Send resume lor information. SENIOR IN THE FALL? 1 Libya neighbor 43 See 32A Check out Mortar Board al by February 21 to: WSOS CAC, BG Apis-818/822 2nd St. 5 Junk e-mail 45 Lysol target www bgsu edu/sludentliteorganiza Ann: HR TA/BG/HM. PO Box 590, 2 BR Apts. avail. May or August 9 Listing 46 "Today" personality lions/monar board/ Fremont. OH 43420 Affirmative $490 ♦ gas/elec 12 mo lease 14 Crown of light 48 Saudi or Omani Aclion Emptoyer-WF/Vet/Disab Smith Apt Rentals 419-352-8917 15 Luau dance 49 Hamlln's "LA Law" co-star TAN UNTIL SPRING BREAK FOR 16 Ventilated felt hat 50 Bulgarian capital $25! 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