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New school, major in ASL1 takes class out of the classroom to enjoy the spring weather University's future
By Nicole Krohn Don Reporter McQuarie Director of Soon there may be a new school at the University. American Culture Ethnic studies, women's stud- Studies ies, American culture studies and popular culture may be 9 reorganizing and combining to she thinks the new school is form the School of Cultural and a good idea and will probably Critical Studies. attract more students to the The new school will offer a department. larger variety of classes to stu- "I'm sure more students will dents, allowing faculty to work go into the college and they will together more and possibly have a more concrete set of stu- create a new major in Cultural dents," she said. "With a school, and Critical Studies said Don they would be more extensive McQuarie, director of American and have a bigger face on cam- Culture Studies. pus. Many students choose to "It's the natural thing to do," only minor in the areas, and I he said. "And it intellectually think this way more would appeals to faculty because they choose it as a major." will be able to work together. Irving said her main concern Faculty will be able to work with the new school is that it across departments and teach would change the requirements courses in multiple areas." Junior lennifer Irving, an See ONE | Page 2 ethnic studies minor, said
Feminist blogger visits campus, talks about book
UAINABUZAS I THE BG NEWS PHOTOSBYIALAINABUZAS MYTH BUSTER: Feminist blogger Jessica Valenti speaks in the Union Wednesday evening
By Mlk. Hiy. "It seems like I didn't have Reporter a choice," she said. "When TOP: Sophomore Holly Delgar follows along in hef American Sign Language class, which was held on the lawn near the Education Building Wednesday afternoon you're an opinionated woman BOTTOM: Annette Barga. instructor in the School of Intervention Services, leads her ASL class in a lesson about family and people lessica Valenti wroteabook titled and you grow up in this world "The Purity Myth: How America's and you're taught so often that Obsession with Virginity is your opinion doesn't matter, Hurting Young Women." you have no choice but to fight In her book, Valenti looks at against that; it seemed like a the way women are affected by natural thing for me." the image of women being only Valenti considers herself a University trombonist wins first place, receives virgins or sluts. feminist journalist, even though "The American culture, right she said she thinks the term is now at this particular histori- an oxymoron. "Journalism is $3,000 at national competition in Albuquerque cal moment, where you're see- thought to be objective and fem- ing this hypersexualized pop inism is certainly not objective," By Max Filby major competing," Gruber to a month to prepare for the John culture where women are just she said. "I think of the work that Reporter said. "It's nice for teachers to third round of the national com- Gruber shown as loving sex and want- I do as media advocacy work; be able to show that we can petition. Gruber met Young in Won first place at ing sex all the time... how that's I don't do objective journalism. Senior trombonist lohn Gruber perform too." rehearsals whHe collaborating really crashing into conservative All of the writing, that I do is almost never got the chance to Gruber and his current with Gruber's roommate, Joel National Young virginity culture. That's telling opinionated and it is activism. It compete at the national level. accompanist, Sara Young, won Trisel, Young said. Artists Competition women, that if you want to be is for a cause, and it is to advocate However, a last-minute the National Young Artists For the final round, Gruber good, if you want to be valued, on behalf of women's issues." rehearsal with Laura Melton, Competition presented by and Young prepared five selec- n you have to be virgins, you have Valenti also said woman aren't associate professor and tem- the Music Teachers National tions from the baroque, modem Before qualifying for the to be chaste," Valenti said. the only people who can be porary accompanist, allowed Association in Albuquerque, and classical periods, accord- national competition, Gruber The feminist blogger and advocates for women's issues. Gruber to advance to the final N.M. on March 22. Along with ing to a University document. progressed through two pre- writer hosted a workshop on "I reject the idea that you have round of the National Young his cash prize, Gruber was also Gruber performed his songs liminary rounds, the first in campus Wednesday, talking to be a woman to fight on behalf Artists Competition, where he honored by performing his rep- in a 40-minute session in front Cleveland in October, and the to students about her views on secured a first place honor and a ertoire at the winner's concert on of a panel of judges including feminism and why she became See VALENTI | Page 2 $3,000 grand prize. March 23. members of the New Mexico See MUSIC | Page 2 a feminist writer. "I was the only education Gruber and Young had close Symphony. CAMPUS FORUM * SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Lone parents lack school aid Nuclear war helps no one ^^ Falcons lose to Wolverines What instrument do you wish you could play? 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"It's going to happen, it's By Chriitin* Talbcrt Municipal Administrator for the "If they changed the level of Even with the new school, just a matter of when," he city, said the input of citizens "We need to look over difficulty, that would be really the four units will not lose said. "Even though we might through the city council mem- unfair," she said. "But overall, I their autonomy, said Timothy not have the sign outside that After disagreements between bers indicated that the desire for budget balancing think it's actually a great idea." Messer-Kruse, professor and says we're a school, the fact council members on city yard this service to be reopened was However, McQuarie said all chair of ethnic studies. He we have been cooperating has waste drop-off at last Monday's very high. strategies if we are going major programs will continue also said there will be no cuts strengthened our units. There lily council meeting, the Bowling " We had a choice to either keep andthercorganizingshouldnot in faculty of staff, and in the are real gains in the way our (ireen Yaid Waste Collection site the yard waste drop off open to make this work." change requirements for cur- future they may be able to hire faculty has been working." opened temporarily to eligible to residents, or closed, during Lauren Trettor | Administrator rent students in the program even more faculty. Messer-Kruse said once the residents last Friday. the time period in which we are or delay graduation. However, "Our hope is by creating the school is established, it will be a eligible residents include exploring and discussing the decreasing number of work- there may be some future school we will be able to pro- gain for everyone involved. (hose who receive a collection of options we have in this drop-off ers, minimizing the cost of this changes in curriculum such mote our programs better and "It will strengthen all our pro- curbside pickup of garbage and service," frettor said. "We need service is an ongoing challenge, as the development of com- get higher national recogni- grams, allow faculty a greater recycling. to look over budget balancing especially since the municipal mon courses to be taken by all tion," Messer-Kruse said. "It range of opportunities and Municipal Administrator lohn strategies if we are going to make budget is always a changing majors within the school. will highlight the strengths of allow students a greater range Fawcetl said alter discussing the this work." process." "We're hoping to have some BG because people recognized of choices," he said. "If you look issue with city council, they have frettor said a significant The city's next curbside col- exciting courses to bring stu- Bowling Green as a real area of at the overall variety, it will decided to use the drop-off as a amount of time is being put into lection of yard waste will occur dents together," he said. "I think strength in this area - interdis- increase." temporary substitute option. deciding what is best for the city in October. However, residents We've listened tO the input and the residents. may take brush to the Wood from our citizens and, working "Back in November, the pro- County landfill and drop it off to play," Gruber said. Being a music education with city council, decided to posed 0.08 percent tax increase there for a fee. According to MUSIC Gruber began taking private major, Gruber is required to reopen the site on a temporary was going to hind these servic- the Wood County Solid Waste From Page 1 trombone lessons in the eighth learn how to play every musi- basis while the use of the site or es and provided the city with Management Web site, they will grade and started working with cal instrument to a minimal alternatives are more thoroughly approximately $72,000." she collect brush up to 24 inches second in Wisconsin in January. Dr. William Mathis, professor of extent. Gruber hopes to be a examined,'' I'awcett said. said. "But since it did not [Kiss, in-diameter and the charge is Prior to competing in the NYAC, music performance studies, in public school music teacher The city's yard waste dropoff it eliminated two of three heavy $20 per ton of waste with a $5 Gruber had competed in the high school. in Ohio. site is located at the Public Works item pickups, and one of two minimum fee. Akron Tuesday Music Festival as "lohn played in the University's "1 figured out in high school facility at HIS H. I'oe ltd. and will brush pickups annually." "It is important for the resi- a sophomore. trombone choir when he was a that I wanted to go into music," reopen at B a.m. Friday Its regu- The city's Web site states the dents of the city to cooperate When Gruber first picked up junior in high school," Mathis Gruber said, "1 want to help lar hours will be dairy from B a.m. city has had ongoing challeng- and are careful not to put their a trombone in the fifth grade, he said. "We started working togeth- young people find something to 8 p.m. es with the year's budget and yard waste in with their garbage," wanted to be a pilot and had er through weekly lessons." important as a form of self Hie drop-off is onh) lor "green hopes to minimize the cost of she said. "Once die trash gets to never considered majoring in Gruber has been involved in expression." waste" and is only eligible for this service. the landfill, the trash and brush instrumental music education. the University marching band, Gruber will be performing residents who receive curbside "The Public Waste Department has to be sorted out. This takes "I chose to play the trombone Jazz lab 1, the wind symphony in his senior recital on April refuse/recycling collection by is decreasing in size, not through more time and sometimes more because it had no buttons and and the men's chorus during the 24 at 6 p.m. in the Moore the city layoffs but through attrition." man power, which ultimately looked like the easiest instrument past four years. Musical Arts Center. Lauren frettor, Assistant said Trettor. "Because of the costs the city more money." then it ceases to be useful," What Were They VALENTI Valenti said. From Page 1 When Valenti began her college education, she was Thinking?!? Preferred of woman's rights," Valenti said. a journalism student and According to her Web site, didn't see herself going into POLICE IN WICHITA, KANSAS. Jessicavalenti.com, Valenti feminist writing. ARRESTED A M-YEAR-OLD earned a master's in wom- "I took a class on a lark and MAN AT AN AIRPORT HOTEL Properties Co. en's and gender studies from found it," she said. "Taking Rutgers University. my first women's and gender AFTER HE TRIED TO PASS Find A Place To Call Home "The masters degree helped studies class is what sparked TWO (COUNTERFEIT) www.preferredpropertiesco.com me have a more analytical my interest." $16 BILLS. mind around the issues and In addition to her three gave me more of a base in fem- books, Valenti is founder and MAKE YOUR HOME AT: inist theory," she said. editor of Feministing.com — That base helped her realize which is host to her and other Haven House Manor that feminism should not be feminist's blogs. Valenti has linked to college campuses. another book in mind; how- Fox Run 216 S. Merce- Rd Fox Run Apts. "Feminism is supposed to ever, she said she also has her be for everyone, not just peo- attention on film. Piedmont Apts. ple who go to college, and I "I'm working with Imedia think when you start to study cducationl foundation to make things that people who don't the purity myth into a docu- Birchwood (small pet allowed) go to college can't understand, mentary," Valenti said. Mini Mall Apts. (Downtown) 1 Bedroom & Efficiencies You deserve a factual look at... . Houses Jerusalem (III) Should Israel be able to build residences In Its capital city? OFFICE HOURS A great brouhaha has arisen about a mid-level bureaucrat in Israels Ministry of the Interior releasing a routine Mon-Fri: 8-4:30 notice that 1.600 residences were to be built in Jerusalem. To the surprise of many, this routine announcement was construed as an insult or worse to Vice President Biden, who was visiting in Israel at the time. Mrs. Clinton. 530 S. Maple St. the Secretary of State, also was "shocked" and sent a "stern message" of displeasure to Mr. Netanyahu, the Prime 419-352-9378 Minister of Israel. What arc the facts? "infidel" may visit. Capital of Israel. Jerusalem is the capital of Israel A tenuous Muslim claim. It is on the basis of this and will remain that whatever the final religious tradition that the Muslims designated the accommodation with the Palestinians may be and entire Jewish Temple Mount to be their holy site. The whatever the "world." including the United States, Israeli government, in its constant spirit of may desire. That has been understood and recognized accommodation to Muslim sensibilities, has largely by every U.S. Administration since the very birth of acceded to this tradition and has put the area in and Israel. Therefore, to be ^^ ■■ ■»■■ i around the two mosques "shocked" by an "Jerusalem is the undivided entirely under Muslim announcement that Israel will control. But how would build housing for its citizens capital of Israel...there is no Christians feel if, instead of in its capital is strange. This is reason at all why the Israeli from the Temple Mount. a trumped-up situation and government could not plan and Muslim tradition had puts the relationship with Mohammed ascend from the Uml^mTirM^on DU'ld residences for its citizens..." church of ie HoiySepufche an entirely different level. It is ^—-——^^^^^^-^^^^^^—. and if the Muslim Arabs were strange because the President himself has stated that to claim that site as their property? The Christian Jerusalem should remain undivided as Israel's world, often ready to consent to Muslim claims capital. So has Mrs. Clinton, especially when she was against Jews and Israelis, would be greatly astonished senator of New York and felt to he much dependent and would certainly resist such claim. But Muslim on Jewish support. It almost appears as if somebody Arab assertiveness doesn't end there. On the tenuous in the administration wanted to produce a "crisis" claim of their right to the Temple Mount, they have and was looking for an expedient way to accomplish construed a claim to the entire city of Jerusalem (or that. at the very least to its eastern part), which they have The Muslim Palestinians also claim Jerusalem, or declared to be their "third holiest city." And. it would at least its eastern part, as their capital. They want be an insult to all Muslims and all Arabs to leave the the city to be divided - as it was between 1948 when city in the hands of the "infidel Jews." the Jordanians occupied the eastern part of the city - Jerusalem: Never an Arab capital. The city of until 1967. when the Israelis liberated it in the Six- Jerusalem - in contrast to Baghdad, Cairo or Day War. Damascus - has never played any major role in the The principal basis for the Muslim claim is that political and religious lives of the Muslim Arabs. It Jerusalem does indeed contain an Islamic holy site, was never a political center, never a national, or even namely the Temple Mount (sacred to both Muslims a provincial or sub-provincial capital of any country, and Jews) with its two mosques, El Aksa and the since Biblical times. It was the site of one Muslim Dome of the Rock. It is the place from which holy place, but otherwise a backwater to the Arabs. Mohammed, who never in his life had set foot in the The passion for Jerusalem was not discovered by the SUMMER SESSIONS 2010 city, is believed to have ascended to heaven. 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But there's only certain universities crowded into the school are just some of the University's glass studio in the struggles student parents classes ... you can pursue online at BGSU." Fine Arts Building for the third have to face. annual National Student Glass Sarah Jefferson, a jdRYi Jsffersot Olympics. University graduate, spoke During the two-day event, Wednesday at the Women's of what a college student is." because of its strict entrance participants spent one day at Center Brown Bag Series about Krueger said. "Bowling Green requirements. the Toledo Museum of Art and her own personal struggles as a State University is traditionally "If you have an infant, you're the" second at the University. student with a child. a residential University, and already out." lefferson said. If Ff (UBCHMANN THE BG NEWS Scott Darlington, head of "My senior year of college, so students, historically, have "Most day cares have the 24 CHALLENGE: A University glass student works on treating a piece for a trophy during the glass department, said I got pregnant and didn't lived on campus for the most hour rule, so if your son or the Glass Olympics. the Olympics are a great net- know exactly what to do," pan. If you live on campus, you daughter gets a fever, you have working source for students Jefferson said. generally are not a parent, not to keep them out of day care and schools. when students figure out what in first place, Kent State came Jefferson, who had to drop married, and with population for 24 hours, so that's like two "You're meeting your peers the events will be. in second and the University of out of the University in 2006. trends in general, there's just days of classes." and making connections," "Everything tends to be who Louisville tliiiil eventually came back and more diversity in who college lefferson said to help stu- Darlington said. "These are can make the longest or big- Darlington said the final graduated in 2009. She said students are. Our thinking has dent parents, the University the people you'll be dealing gest or tallest, so we decided placings are not important. since having her son, Jonah, she not quite caught up to that could offer more online and with for the rest of your career. to do a shortest goblet event," "Glass is about people and wants to help other students reality yet." night classes. The Olympics are just a goofy Saylor said. community." he said. "The who are mothers and inform Jefferson said some of the "Some mothers I talked to excuse to do that." There was also a longest lip Olympics are just byproduct for the public about the hardships biggest struggles student said if there were more class- Each university brings a trim event, and a tallest animal meeting people." student mothers face. mothers face at the University es online, that would make team of 10 to 12 students. The or creature event. Saylor also said the trophies " In 2009, there was a 4 percent include limited on-campus their lives a whole lot easier," University had a team of 30 to "All the events are five min- are not as important as the net- increase in unemployment resources and day care. lefferson said. "Bui there's only 40 members. utes long," Saylor said. "These working that goes on during among single women homes," "Having a child and not certain classes and certain Instructor Nadine Saylor are nearly impossible events the event. Jefferson said. "A lot of people being able to live on cam- degrees that you can pursue explained some of the silli- that also create a sense of fun "The Olympics are really rep- would attribute that to the slow pus and having limited time online at BGSU." ness that takes place during and community for everyone." resentative of building bridges economy, but for these women, on campus, you don't have lefferson, who had an expe- the Olympics, beginning with Sophomore Lydia Boss was between all of the schools with if they were getting a chance to access to the same things rience where she was asked to making the Olympic symbol on the University's team. glass programs," Saylor said. get an education, there may be regular students have. You're leave the Union computer lab out of glass rings. Then, each "BG made a giraffe," Boss said. Boss said the Olympics are a chance that they would be missing on computer labs, because of her son. said the school has half an hour to cre- "They made a really tall bottle just about fun. able to get better jobs or not the library and the writing University could otter an area ate a trophy so no one goes and put four pieces of glass on "People are coming togeth- risk unemployment." center," Jefferson said that was more child-friendly home empty-handed. the bottom for legs, sculpted a er over the love of the mate- Jefferson said the aver- She said one of the hardest where students with children "Every school makes a trophy," head and said it was a giraffe." rial," she said. "We can all age single mother's income parts of having a child and could go and use the comput- Saylor said. "The winner gets Saylor said there is always relate to each other on such a is $21, 284. which is around attending college is finding er labs and other on-campus to choose which trophy they a tie-breaker event and this basic level." the average cost to attend the appropriate housing with no resources. want. While the trophy is being year it was a longest drip She also said Darlington University for one year. help from the University. "As a student, who is also made, the faculty sneaks off competition. Students let a was a crucial member of the "That's not even including "When I was moving back. paying tuition. I don't feel and decides the events." piece of hot glass drip from University's team. housing or utilities or day I had called the campus to like 1 should be asked to Darlington said this is to a balcony and were disquali- "We are very fortunate to care costs or other costs that find out if there's anything leave because of my child." make sure every school is even. fied if it touched the floor. have Scott here to guide us," come with having a child," available and they gave me lefferson said. "Nobody knows what the The faculties from the she said. "He's one of the rea- Jefferson said. no information." Jefferson Sophomore Quintina Coney, events will be so there's no time participating schools judge sons the glass Olympics was Mary Krueger, the director of said. "I had to go out, on my who attended the luncheon, to practice or plan before that." each event. so successful. He was here to the Women's Center, said the own, and find the resources said it is unacceptable (hat the he said. "It's more difficult, but "The events are all so inspire us. We're really lucky to University needs to realize that to find a place for my son University does not do enough it makes it more fun and kind of silly, no one expects to win," have him here." student parents are becoming and me." to help students with children. adds to the excitement." Saylor said. Next year's Olympics will be a trend in college. She said the on-campus day "It's a very important issue." The excitement continues Thisyear the University came held in Salem, NJ. "We're living with an old idea care is also an added stress she said. £ GARDASIL. [Human Papillomavirus Quadrivalent (Types 6,11,16, and 18) Vaccine, Recombinant] INTERESTED IN GARDASIL? GARDASIL IS WIDELY AVAILABLE AND MANY PRIVATE INSURANCE PLANS* COVER II. TALK TO YOUR CAMPUS HEALTH CENTER OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit www.fda.gov/medwatch or call 1-800-FDA-1088. :■ 'i t ■ \i\ >i ( . \K'I >\S|| ♦ • Ml Rf K •i ( i \KI > \MI Instead of four little departments, now we may be a big bully on campus." - Director of American Culture Studies Don McQuarie said about the combining of Ethnic Studies. Women's Studies. Popular Culture and American Culture Studies [see story, pg. 1]. FORUM Thursday, Apnl 15.2010 4 rtUr Lt ON THE b I Ktfc I What instrument do you wish you could play? "Thesitar" 'The guitar.' iAi^W, I "The violin." "The guitar." fetW&M Have you own take on today's People On The Street'Or a suggestion for DREW JACOBS. LASHAWMA WILLIAMS. SADE YOUNG. KASEYCUUORS. a question? Give us your Junior. Graduate Student Graduate Student Graduate Student feedback at bgviewicom Creative Writing Coleqe Student Penonnel Popular Culture Popular Culture THE LEGEND OF BONES MALONE D eople should find time to read hasn't exactly changed now of writing and reading compre- B0YTHKE that my freshman year is com- hension skills. This is why we tell ing to a close. In the midst of people we view as unintelligent I ■ AHANHAH BEALER classes, studying, working and to "go read a book," after all. [ COLUMNIST socializing I rarely read more A study conducted in 2004, than a chapter or two every now "Reading at Risk." reported less and then. It's not as though I than half of Americans over age Most of us probably read Ray didn't expect this. 1 was defi- 18 read for pleasure. Lickily, the Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit nitely aware college would be National Endowment for the Arts 451" at some point in high very time consuming. reported the percentage of litera- school. The book tells the story The majority of people 1 ture-reading adults in the States of Guy Montag, a man living in recently spoke with about this was up to 50.2 percent in 2008. the future whose job is to bum are in a similar situation. They Even though we're all busy col- books in order to establish cen- don't regularly read due to their lege students, try to takethe time sorship and basically keep soci- lack of free time. to read a little before bed. If that ety free from varying degrees of In a 2007 interview, Bradbury doesn't work, try books on tape intelligence. I recently discovered said the theme of "Fahrenheit or create a summer reading list. a quote by Bradbury: "You don't 451" wasn't necessarily about Facebook's "Visual Bookshelf" have to burn books to destroy a government censorship. It was application is great for searching culture, lust get people to stop about the effect of television and saving book titles you want reading them." and other forms of media on to sort through later. While book burning still takes literature and reading in gen- There you have it. Reading place all over the world, we don't eral. This made me consider my for enjoyment can help increase necessarily deal with it here in own television viewing habits. your test scores and impress your the U.S. We do, however, wit- I i(.ili/rd there are at least two employers. I once had to fill out ness the latter half of Bradbury's shows I take the time to watch an application for an internship quote. Not enough people are weekly. After all, it's more con- where I had to list around six reading, and it's not necessarily venient to watch a show than of my favorite books or publi- their fault. read — you can write a paper cations. Reading also offers a I've always considered myself at the same time. This type of source of entertainment that a bookworm. There's hardly ever effect, I believe, is close to what doesn't involve a television. TUfc. DANGERS a time I don't have a novel I'm Bradbury meant. Sadly, watch- Trust me, I know it's tough. But engrossed in. Before I started ing a TV show takes a lot less the next time you have this so- college. I could read a novel a effort than reading a book. called "free time," don't hesitate day if I had the time. However, While researching for this col- to open up a novel you've been KEITH PAJUZ I THtBGNEWS when I came to college 1 noticed umn, I discovered test scores waiting to read. a very distressing change. I was have been decreasing due to going for days or even weeks students not regularly reading. without reading. Also, employers have recently Respond to Hannah al Unfortunately, this trend been upset by employees' lack [email protected] Humankind is a slave to destruction cleansing are all forms of mass destroying each other. We can't annihilation, unique to our spe- live in balance with nature, let oreign policy should be consistent cies. Chimps can fight wars, alone each other. Nuclear weap- but we have the ability to take ons are a reflection of humanity out everyone According to the and our capacity for great genius this could impact more than 50 length of the border with Palestine Brookings Institute, in 1998 the and our capacity for great eviL If percent of the people who live All along, the United States has U.S. government spent almost we destroyed all nuclear weapons in Palestinian areas on the West been the handmaiden of Israeli As Pakistan and India thrust $35.1 billion on nuclear weapons and erased people's capacity to Bank and Gaza. policy toward Palestine. U .S. foreign themselves deeper and deeper and weapons-related programs. make them, we would still devise This is seen by many as a brazen policy that supports the actions into the new nuclear arms race, It isn't just the fact that we a way to kill each other. attempt by Israel to depopulate of Israel toward Palestine Ls a sore we. as a generation, are forced to have this capacity that fascinates Nuclear deterrence theory the West Bank and Gaza so they point in our relations with the entire recvaluate our relationship with and scares me, but the fact that states the reason for having nucle- It is a quiet night in the University can continue to construct new Muslim world. Worsening treat- nuclear weapons. mankind spends too much time ar weapons is that the potential residence halls. Suddenly, doors settlements in those areas. Most ment of Palestinians by Israel has Fifty years ago, nuclear weap- and energy thinking of complex for mutually assured destruction on the living quarters of students Palestinians affected by this sweep- become a battle cry for their Arab ons were viewed as a necessity ways to destroy his fellow man stops people from actually using are kicked in and armed soldiers ing order have ancestral connec- cousins and Muslims across the and the only means of preventing Nuclear weapons are made nuclear weapons. Nukes are a in combat dress storm in demand- tions to the region that go back globe, which means our policies an attack. During the Cold War to incur maximum damage. symbol of annihilation: they sym- ing identification papers. thousands of years, which cannot in Afghanistan and Iraq are being the lines were clear as to who had Maximum damage is felt by mili- bolize the death of rationality and The students offer their be said for most of the people in filtered through an existing bias weapons and why. Today, those tary personnel and civilians alike. the reality of man's propensity for University IDs, driver's licenses the new lewish settlements being because of U-S.-supported Israeli lines are blurry. Many countries This makes nuclear weapons the self destruction. We are probably and passports. Their student IDs built on Palestinian lands. actions in Palestine and Lebanon. begin to produce weapons grade biggest threat to our existence, a always going to be slaves to these are tossed back at them and their From a historical point of view, The sanctions policy toward fuel and increase the possibility of threat so real and present that it tools of death because everyone driver's licenses and passports the irony of a directive of this Iran is also considered through weapons getting into the hands far outstrips any other threat to thinks they are safe if they have are scrutinized. Those from out type coming from a government this bias, as the United States has of militants and terrorists. our existence. them and unsafe without them. of state are told that they have 30 composed of the "children of the not taken similar actions toward The sheer cost and power of Writer and biologist Jared The Obama government minutes to gather up their things Holocaust" is overwhelming In other nations who have developed nuclear weapons says a lot about Diamond described humans as might be making strides, but and assemble outside in front of the past 30 years, the Israeli gov- nuclear weapons secretly—Israel, human nature. It begs the ques- having "the power to threaten they too are slaves to the nuclear the residence hall. The students ernment has taken on an aggres- India and Pakistan, none of whom tion: Why are these creatures so our own existence." Diamond, weapon and what it represents. are loaded onto military trucks sive military strategy, attacking have signed the Nuclear Non- fixated on their own destruc- an author of books like "Guns, The Cold War was defined by the and driven to the Indiana state first and asking questions later. Proliferation Treaty. Less power- tion? We spend billions of dol- Germs, and Steel" and "Collapse" threat of Soviet-American holo- line, where students from Indiana This began with the invasion ful countries see the NPT as an lars and thousands of man-hours and a winner of the Pulitzer caust Today, the lines are more are unloaded and told not to of Lebanon in 1982, followed by attempt to impose total U.S. hege- on killing each other: According Prize, has dedicated his life to blurry and more countries have come back. The others are taken involvement in the massacre of mony and a reaction toward any to the Brookings Institute, the studying humans. He finds our the capacity to wipe out one to a detention center at an undis- at least 800 Palestinian civilians at country that stands in the way. Manhattan Project cost the penchant for mass annihilation another. If the biggest and most closed location. Shatila and Sabra Refugee Camps, We are fortunate to live in a United States government $20 bil- and mass killing to be sadden- powerful nations dont push and Far-fetched, you say?The Israeli continuing to the 2009 invasion of country where a knock on the door lion. It may seem like just a bunch ing, but characteristic. encourage an end to nuclear government just announced that Gaza by Israeli Defense Force (IDF) late at night usually means your of zeros (10 of them), but tons of Describing this phenomenon dependency, the world will be on the West Bank and (iaza Strip troops that caused the death of over pizza is here. It does not have the manhours, resources and science in one of my favorite books, like a mine field with booby traps portions of the Palestinian "State," 1400 Palestinians, mostly women uncertainty it does in other coun- were used to devastate and kill "The Third Chimpanzee," waiting to explode. Palestinians without Israeli iden- and children. Israel continues the tries. It is for this reason we should millions in mere moments. Diamond says: "It's a common In the words the title charac- tification papers will be rounded construction of new settlements be mindful of these actions in other Now we live in a world in which belief that species in a state of ter from Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. up and deported forever. The on Palestinian land and the erec- countries and how they reflect on we are forever weary of the poten- nature live in balance with each Strangeloye," "Deterrence is the Palestinian Authority estimates tion of a huge wall that will run the us as being a self-ordained "moral tial of mankind's annihilation. For other and with their environ- art of producing, in the mind of leader" of the world. years we lived under the icy grip ment. Predators don't extermi- the enemy, the fear to attack!" SPEAK YOUR MIND of the Cold War, now it's the grip nate prey, nor do herbivores of extremist fervor. overgraze their plants." Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? 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Apd IS. 2010 5_ Hi SOURCES Palin rallies tea partiers with anti-tax message NATION BRIEFS BOSTON (AP) - The cross-country Tea Party Express tour built toward a climax Wednesday with a rally steeped in anti-tax symbolism and an exhortation from one of the few politicians it has embraced. Sarah Palin The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee said in Boston that President Barack Obama must be rebuffed in this fall's midterm elections Three kids among four dead in Chicago shooting; after overreaching with his first-year stimulus law and with health care, student loan and two wounded financial regulatory overhauls "Is this what their 'change' is all about?" Palin asked a sun-splashed crowd of roughly CHICAGO (AP) - A gunman opened (ire on a house on Chicago's southwest side 5.000 gathered just a mile from the site of the original Tea Patty from which the move- early Wednesday, killing a woman and three children - including a 7-month-old boy ment got its name "I want to tell them, nah. we'll keep clinging to out Constitution and - police said. r guns and religion - and you can keep the change. The gunman, who was later arrested several miles away, told police he went on the shooting spree after hearing voices that told him to kill members of his family, a person close to the investigation told The Associated Press. Police believe the gunman is related to the victims, but have not said how. Chicago police spokeswoman Amina Greet said the shooting may have been the result of a domestic situation. Families sue over how NM company treated bodies ALBUQUERQUE. N.M, (AP) - A New Mexico man received what he thought wete the cremated remains of his wife's body after donating her organs to science - only to learn a few weeks later that police found her body, intact, at the company that was sup- posed to handle the donation. Philip Fajardo is now one of two people suing the Albuguergue firm. Bio Care, alleging Health secretary addresses minority health issues NEW YORK (AP) - Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said it gave them ashes it represented as the remains of their loved ones. They said authorities Wednesday that she is developing a national plan of action that would focus for the later told them at least parts of the bodies had never been cremated 'In these instances, they were given an urn full of ashes and they have no way of know- first time on reducing health care disparities between minority and white populations. HHS has been writing reports for 25 years documenting the gap in health care ing what those ashes were." said their attorney. Sam Bregman "They could be burnt up services between white and minority communities, but there never has.been an action paper for all they know." plan to address the gap. she said in an address to the National Action Netwotk conven- tion. "I'm here to say that's going to end this yeat," Sebelius said. She said one in three U.S. Hispanics and one in five African-Americans do not have health insurance, adding that the National Institutes of Health also is looking into the issue BOOK BUYBACK ALREADY IN FULL SWING EWAL SALE! ^ APRIL 16-17^ SPORTS li) 6 SIDELINES ing tog John and Jeanette Pettigrew HOCKEY bring family bond to BG Bylsma begins title Story by Scan Shapiro | Sports Editor defense Former BG hockey player John and Jeanette Pettigrew have been close since the day and coach of the Pittsburgh they were born. Fraternal twins, John and Jeanette are more then just Penguins Dan Bylsma began brother and sister, they're also Division I athletes. his title defense of the 2009 leanette, a sprinter on the BG track team, and John, a run- Stanley Cup against the ning back on the football team, have both enjoyed having Ottawa Senators last night. their sibling on campus. But it's their mother, Joann, who has enjoyed having both of her children at the same place. Bylsma. who won the cup as a "It definitely made my mom happy; she comes down here rookie head coach last season, for every game and meet. She also comes down when there - will be back for game two of isn't a meet or game,' leanette said. "She's |my mom| definitely my biggest fan," lohn said. the series on Friday night in "She's there for everything." Pittsburgh. While Joann — who resides in Cuyahoga Falls, a suburb of Akron and Cleveland — is both of her children's biggest ONLINE fan, both lohn and leanette feel each other finish second Become a BG News on the list, as they both attend each other's game and meets regularly. Sports fan on "She's definitely my second biggest fan," John said. Facebook The I'ettigrews both ended up at BG through separate The BG News sports section paths, leanette chose to become a Falcon first after the recruiting process during John's high school football sea- has a Facebook fan page. son. Log on to your Facebook and "As soon as I arrived on campus, I didn't have any question search for "BG News Sports" or doubt in my mind that 1 wanted to come here to Bowling to become a fan and receive See SIBLINGS I Page 7 instant BG sports news. www.facebook.com ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for con- tinued news and updates on your favorite Falcon teams. www.bgnewssports.com ONLINE The BG News Sports Twitter The BG News sports section has a Twitter feed. Be sure to log on while your favorite team is playing. We may have in-game updates. www.twitter.com/bqnewssports OUR CALL ANDRE* FEHL I 'HE BG NEWS ACE: Zada Lines prepares lo deliver a pilch earlier this season. Today in Sports History 1997-Jackie Robinsons Falcons drop first game 4-0; No. 42 is retired by all of ANDREA fEHl : tHEBGNEWS THROW HOME: Logan Meisler throws the ball towards the infield earlier this season. Major League Baseball. 1947—Jackie Robinson still out hit Buckeyes 7-4 makes his MLB debut and By Brett Wane The Buckeyes got on the board one earned run during her 4 1/3 Falcons fight but fall breaks the color barrier in Reporter early and never looked back. innings and she struck out five. baseball. Melanie Nichols pitched all seven Junior Melissa Bott gave up three In the first game of a douhleheader innings for OSU, giving up seven runs and struck out two during her 1896—First Olympic against Ohio Stale, the Falcon wft- hits and striking out eight batters. 1 2/3 innings. The main problem to Wolverines by three Games close in Athens. ball team lost 4-0. Nichols was able to retire One first for BG was that five Falcons went a \Vithtl«'loss,tliel-,iJaiiisfallto8-l3 five batters she faced, two of which combined 0-11 at the plate. By Justin Onslow on the season. The game was played she fielded and threw out at first. During the fifth, sixth and sev- Reporter tom of the first, and retained a The List at Buckeye I iekl in (iilumbus. The Falcons and junior Zada enth innings, the Falcons were able 1 -0 lead until the top of the fourth With BG's loss in both Softball I tespite outlawing OSU 7-4, BG Lines gave up a two-out single to get a hit, but all three innings inning. BG right fielder Mark and baseball, we take a look had a tough time getting anything which drove in the Buckeyes' first ended with runners on base after Pitching struggles once again Galvin singled up the middle going anci left six runners on base run, but then bounced back to get the final baiter struck out. were too much for the Falcons and advanced to second on a at Wednesday's top perform- during the game. Six different play- an OSU batter to ground out, end- BG concluded the double- to overcome, as they fell to Ion Berti sacrifice bunt. ers: ers recorded hits in the game, led ing the inning. During the first two header with the Buckeyes late Michigan 8-5 Wednesday After a hit batter and a walk, by senior Karmen Coffey with two. innings, OSU left six on base and Wednesday night. See www. afternoon. 1. Spencer: Derek Freshman Paige Berger stniggled scored three runs. bgnewssports.com for a full recap The Wolverines got on the See BASEBALL | Page 7 Spencer went 2-for-5 and hit at the plate going 0-3. Lines gave up just two hits and of the second game. board with one run in the bot- a home run in baseball's loss to Michigan. 2. Lines: Softball's start- SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ing pitcher. Zada Lines, only BRIEF BRIEF BRIEF allowed two hits and one earned run in four innings of Volleyball adds setter to roster Larson and Jakubowski earn Academic Lines, Berger earn MAC honors work. Volleyball coach Denrse Van De Walle has announced the signing of All-MAC honors The Softball team swept the Mid-Amencan Conference weekly awards, S foot-6 setter Laura Avila to a National Letter ol Intent on the first day Senior Marc Larson and junior Joe Jakubowski were named to the nabbing both player and pitcher of the week, as announced by the confer- of the spring signing period Wednesday afternoon Avila is a senior at 3. Michigan's bull- Mid-American Conference Academic All-MAC men's basketball team ence office on Tuesday Junior Zada Lines earned the pitcher's award Yorkrown High School in Yorktown. Ind. pen: After their starter Wednesday afternoon BG was the only school to have multiple members while freshman Paige Berger earned player of the week "I'm thrilled that Laura will be a part of our program." Van De Walle on the five-person team Lines, from Akron. Ohio, tallied a win-loss record of 2-0 from the allowed four runs. Michigan's said "She is a talented setter, an exceptional student, and has tremendous Larson and Jakubowski join Buffalo's John Boyer, Northern Illinois' mound in BGSU'sVreekend sweep of Toledo. She fanned 13 batters and relief pitchers shut the door leadership skills, which was evident when she won the Mental Attitude Xavier Silas, and Western Michigan's David Kool on the squad. Larson, walked only three people in the nine innings she pitched. Enteriag the only allowing one run over Award for Indiana at the state championships this falL As well, she comes who was also named ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic Ail- first game on Saturday in the fourth inning, she faced 15 batters striking from one of the best dub programs in the country (Munciana) so she's out three and keeping the Rockets hiHess and scoieless each inning. She five innings. American this year, received the honor for the third time in his career and used to winning. ended the weekend with a 0.78 E RA 4. Anthorpe: BG's Jakubowski was named to the team for the second time Avila comes from a volleyball-rich background as her fathet.Ramon, Larson owns a 397 grade point average in engineering technology and Berger, a native of Roorstown. Ohio, continues to lead her Falcon starter for baseball, Cody played volleyball at Ball State during the same time that Van De Walle played in all 30 games during his senior season for the Falcons He ended squad in batting averages and slugging percentages, tallying a team-high Anthorpe only allowed one played on the women's team at Ball State his career ranked 10th in school history in blocked shots with 83. blocking 340 batting average and .849 slugging percentage In BGSU's weekend sweep of the Toledo Rockets. Berger played in and started 2-of-2 garnes run through five innings, Along with being the 2009 Indiana Class 5A State Mental Attitude 19. this past year. On the weekend she racked up a .750 batting average and posted three Award winner. Avila was First Team All-State, All-Hoosier Heritage Jakubowski holds a 3.32 grade point average in business and has before the bullpen fell apart hits that resulted in two runs, including her eighth home run of the season Conference. All-Delaware County, and All-State Academic Honorable started 85 consecutive games for Bowling Green dating back to the 2007 in the loss. Mention A three-year team captain, Avila led the Tigers with 1.154 assists 08 season. He averaged 8.5 points in 2009-10 and led the team with 5.7 and 60 aces, while adding 261 digs and 106 kills. She guided Yorktown to assists per game. a 57-2 record, including 7-0 in the Hoosier Heritage Conference, and to the state runner-up , m ', WWW.B6VIEWS.COM SPORTS Thursday April 15 2010_7 SIBLINGS From Page 6 Green," leanette said. "But, I didn't want to tell my brother because I didn't want to impact his deci- sion." John Despite his sis- Pettigrew ter's intent to not affect his decision. Freshman John still chose running back to come to BG for on the foot- similar reasons ball team. that his sister did. "When she first chose to go to BG, I knew about it. I really was thinking 1 wasn't going to like it," lolin said. "When 1 H cameherelliked Jeanette the coaches and Pettigrew the campus; it had a real fam- Freshman ily atmosphere, sprinter on so I was kind of the track surprised." team. While leanette committed to BG first, lohn arrived to campus first due to football and was influen- ANDREAIEW •M(br,N[WS tial in helping his sister get used to SWING AWAY: :)erel; Spencer awaits an oncoming pitch earlier this season life as a collegiate athlete. "I knew it would be tough for her, and since I already knew a TJ little bit more about it then she BASEBALL Blanton did, 1 helped her cope with llife on From Page 6 Went 2-for-5 campus|,"iohnsaid. in BG's loss to According to leanette, hav- catcher Hyan Schlater hit a sac- ing someone to talk to on rifice fly to center field, evening Michigan. campus helped her get used the score at 1 -1. to collegiate life. The Falcons tacked on three One thing that both siblings more runs in the fifth, seem- runs tt> Michigan batters. BG's didn't have to get used to was ingly taking control of the game team ERA is now 6.77 — more running, and they've both been with a 4-1 lead. Cody Aplhnrpe than a run higher than oppos- doing so their entire lives. And finished out the fifth inning ing pitchers this season. both doing so at BG, one on the and was relieved by freshman I cig.ui Meisler, TJ. Blanton track and the other on the field, MichaelFrank. and Derek Spencer led the has allowed them to keep their Frank did not make it out falcons' offensive charge, all close family together. of the sixth, however, allowing going 2-for-5 at the plate. BG is Surprisingly the one thing four runs on three hits in two- now hitting .30") on the season, they couldn't agree on was who thirds ol an inning. but is still missing key produc- was faster. The Falcons battled back tivity from several struggling "I get that question a lot," and cut the lead to one on a position players. leanette said. "Surprisingly, he's one-out, solo home run from Only four Falcons came into faster, but since I've gotten here Derek Spencer, but BG failed yesterday's game hitting better we haven't raced, so I might be to score again after a Michigan than .300. faster now." pitching change. The Falcons will take today "We used to run when we The Wolverines earned the off as they prepare to travel up were a little younger. I was a go-ahead runs on a two-run lnterstate-75 to take on Mid- little on the chubby side so she home run by Mike Kittle. American Conference rival could beat me then," lohn said. Although the Falcons played Toledo Friday at 3 p.m. "But now that I've been work- tough defensively and got some The three-game week- ing out, it could be a different timely hitting, it was not enough end series is crucial for the story, but then again, she still to bury Michigan. Falcons, who are 3-6 in MAC is running track." RUNNING BY: Jeanette Pettigrew competes in a race earlier this season After allowing seven earned play this season. 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Establishing some continuity on MINNEAPOLIS — Rain fell on bul Daniel Bard finished the locker room after a workout on line played well enough to get the Minnesota Twins at home inning without more damage Wednesday, reminding every- the Bengals into the playoffs for that offensive line is crucial. It's important to for the first time in 29 years and li mat ban Papelbon worked one within earshot that the only the second time since 1991. and lohn Lackey dampened the ninth for his third save. He Cincinnati Bengals have taken a They ran the table against divi- the success that we're trying to keep going their bats. got Cuddyer on a long fly to end big step forward on offense. sion opponents in theAFC North, Lackey turned in a sec- the game with two on. They signed the right guard finished 10-6 and lost to the lets and build on here." ond strong start and leremy With Jacoby lillsbury likely to a two-year contract this week, in their first playoff game. Hermida gave Boston room out for the series while his keeping the offensive line intact "Last year, everybody was with a three-run double bruised ribs heal, Scutaro is Bobbie Williams | Bengals offensive lineman from last season's playoff run. saying there was no continuity in the eighth inning, lead- the replacement leadoff hit- The move delighted Williams, with the group and that was a ing the Red Sox to a 6-3 win ter. He got the Red Sox going who at age 33 is the line's senior big concern outside this lock- agent Antonio Bryant as his what was going on. Veterans Wednesday in the second right away with sharp singles member and wanted to stay for er room," quarterback Carson replacement. wanted him to stay because game at Target field. in each of the first two innings, ai least one more season. Palmer said, "Now that group The line helped Bengals' run- they thought his experience Lackey (1-0) lasted 6 2-3 scoring on Pedroia's double in "I made it well-known that has played together and played ning backs have eight 100-yard — and his personality — were innings for his first Red Sox the first and driving in J.D. I wanted to be back." said successfully together and won games, a franchise record. The needed on one of the NFI.'s victory, lifted early by Marco Drewin thesccond. Minnesota Williams, who was an unre- big games and ran the ball on Bengals kept the line together youngest rosters. Scutaro's two singles and tied it in the third, but Pedroia stricted free agent "We knew it good defenses. by re-signing center Kyle Cook "He's played in so many games, Dustin Pedroia's RBI double gave Boston the lead back with was going to happen." "They have another year under and Williams within a one- been around so long, played and solo home run. his homer to left. The offensive line was one of their belt with each other. We're week span. against every defensive front, The crowd of 38,164, more After a sharp start last week the biggest questions beading only going to get better up front "It's very important," Williams played against every lineman in than 1,000 below capacity, in a win over the Los Angeles into last season. Williams was from here on out." said. "I felt we did a pretty good the league," Palmer said. "And rediscovered baseball's unique Angels, Slowey never found the only starter lining up at the The Bengals went to a run-first job last year, being the first time just the attitude he brings. relationship with the weath- his footing — even literally in same position, with everyone philosophy last season, and fin- together. Establishing some "He's one of the most fun guys er. Temperature at first pitch the fifth following Pedroia's else moving aiouiul after the ished ninth in the league with continuity on that offensive line I've had the opportunity to play was 73 degrees, but raindrops two-out shot. team jettisoned left tackle levi an average of 128.5 yards per is crucial. It's important to the with. Day in and day out, he's started to fall in the third and Slowey gave up a single [ones and center Eric (ihiaciuc. game. The passing game was far success that we're trying to keep smiling and he's laughing. But sprinkled the sparkling new and a walk after the homer, The plans had to be changed less effective, finishing 28th out going and build on here." when it gets time to work, he's ballpark intermittently over the prompting pitching coach Rick again after top draft pick Andre of 32 teams. Cincinnati released While negotiations on there to push people around next four innings. Anderson to the mound. He Smith held oul and then broke receiver laveranues Coles after Williams'contract stretched on, and move people. That's what Some fans went scurrying asked the umpires to check the his left font on Sept 1. forcing only one season and signed free Palmer texted him to find out he does best." for the concourses and others mound, and the grounds crew hastily put up their umbrellas, guys hustled out for their first but the rain brought a cheer critical in-game task. and a few chants of "out-door While they sprinkled fresh You open the paper everyday, what would you like base-ball" in another sign of dirt on the front of the mound the celebration of Minnesota's and behind the plate, Slowey move out of the Metrodome to spent a few minutes cleaning to see? This is your paper, we just print it! an open-air facility. the mud out of his cleats. He got Twins starter Kevin Slowey the last out of the inning, but (1-1) inched through five, giv- his day was done with 98 pitch- ing up three runs and taking es, five hits and four walks. tell us online <*> the loss. Lackey looked like he had Hermida's bases-clearing a little weather (rouble for a Ql" Send us your story suggestions and hit gave the Red Sox a 6-2 lead, bit, loo, shaking his hand a but the Twins had chances to few times in the bottom of BGVfews .com ideas to [email protected]! come back. the third when the rain really The sun came out when loe started to fall. Mauer came to the plate in the He walked Denard Span seventh, but he was intention- on four pitches and gave up fires f one i.ntin'ntu tumamit HFCO,*..* Most ally walked to load the bases consecutive RBI singles to Americans' after a passed ball with two Orlando Hudson and Mauer, car horns outs. 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Main (our only office) 419-352-5620 duplexes/houses 316 Ridge St. - $595 wvvw.newloverentals.com I WWW.BGVtEWS.COM FROM THE FRONT PAGE Thursday. April 15.2010 9 THE BG NEWS SUDOKU Junior journeys to Germany, 9 7 3 uses geology in everyday life 2 4 5 6 3 5 3 1 6 8 By Hannah Nusstr laboratory was also a learning Reporter process, Bryan said. "I got to see just how they 3 1 What started out as a love for run," she said. "They do things traveling turned into an aca- a little differently ... but they demic research endeavor for were really friendly and very 7 1 9 junior geology major Allison welcoming." Bryan. Bryan has taken her As a research laboratory assis- 3 4 6 7 1 travels abroad for a higher pur- tant in Germany, Bryan assisted pose — assisting with ground- graduate students from all over breaking geological research in the world with their research 1 5 2 6 Germany. on sediment layers of Lake Bryan said her interest in lil'Gygytgyn in Siberia. Russian geology started as a child, when Federation. Bryan was assisting 5 she traveled with her family with examining the paleocli- PROVIDED BV ALLISON BRYAN across the United States, vis- mate record of the 3.6 million- ABROAD: Junior Allison Bryan working m the lab tn Germany. She is working on geological iting most of the continental year-old lake. research. 1 5 4 3 7 states including Florida. New Bryan said the more research- York and the Western states. ers understand about past nut shell," Snyder said. "That's valuable adventure. SUDOKU 8 L I tr S I Z 9 6 "I'veseenalotofdifferent land climate changes, the better, the main objective of our study "I think it's really cool - it's To play: Complete the grid S Z I 6 E 9 P L 8 features and I've learned that because significant factors like of past climate ... using it as a great they're finding new so that every row, column tsunamis, rises in sea levels and guide." research," Dennison said. 9 » 6 8 Z L IE S I what really interested me arc and every 3x3 box contains more geological cycles," she the amount of icebergs affect Bryan examined sedimentary Bryan said she plans to go 6 l I 9 8 » S I E said. "It's the one thing that I overall climate changes. Another layers 10,000 years old. She said to graduate school, and while the digits 1 to 9.There is no £ 8 t> Z 6 S 9 I L guessing or math involved. was like, 'Wow, geology's a real- factor is the impact of carbon she studies the oxygen isotopes she hasn't decided on a spe- Z 9 S l L £ 6 8 » dioxide levels, she said. and diatom compositions, which cialization, she enjoyed work- Just use logic to solve ly cool field."' L 9 Z I E S Bryan said the more she trav- "That's kind of the big ques- indicate water temperature from ing on the Lake UI'Gygytgyn eled, the more she wanted to tion, |the| impact on C02 from thousands of years ago. project and may want to con- I Z 9 S I G 8 f Z learn about geology. humans or a regular cycle," she "What's really cool abort the tinue the pursuit. I S I E V 8 L 6 9 "Being born in Ohio definite- said. "A lot of times in science, paleoclimate record is ... we can "Grad school will defi- ly doesn't breed geologists — people are just like, 'That's tell what the temperature of the nitely be the next step." she it's rather flat and boring," she great, but it really doesn't lake was thousands of years ago." said. "|Doing researchl has said. "But if you get out of Ohio apply to my life,' ... But this she said. "We can say it was cold been really fascinating and Create and solve your ... you see more active geology really does." and it was hot. then cold, then enjoyable." Sudoku puzzles for FREE. and that's more exciting." Bryan has worked closely hot again." Snyder said Bryan is moti- A geology major and chem- with associate geology profes- Junior Trina Dennison said vated for success and is likely Ray more Sudoku and win prizes * istry minor, Bryan earned an sor Jeff Snyder on this research. she and Bryan became friends to succeed in whatever she internship in Germany last Snyder said he has traveled to as they bonded over long geol- decides to do. PRIZESUDOKUCDM summer through the Research Germanyafewtimestoconduct ogy classes and labs. She said "I think she's promising for and Internships in Science research on Lake lil'Gygytgyn. Bryan is a hard worker, and a future career in research," and Engineering program; the lake FI'Gygytgyn is a rela- the paleoclimate research is a Snyder said. internship was funded by the tively undisturbed lake, Snyder American Chemical Society. said, ideal for studying sedi- She said her summer over- ment layers aging as far back as seas helped her in many ways. 3.6 million years. II s also a good Screams of delight for Michelle Obama in Mexico "Berlin is a very insane but area for this type of research culturally enriching area," she because the Antarctic is more said. "It's an amazing place. It sensitive to changes in climate. Children gather to meet the first lady at public elementary school, put on Aztec-inspired performance was a really, really great experi- "We can use past climate as ence for sure." an indicatorofwhat can happen By Darltnt Suparville comed America's first lady Mrs. Obama joined in at one She said she loves "getting to Working in an international with future climate change, in a The Associated Press with a show. point, clasping hands with a see really small, bright young One group dressed as Aztecs group that had formed a circle people" when she leaves the U.S. MEXICO CITY — Michelle in while paper costumes and and singing along with students There was one small request Obama stepped from her black caps with multicolored feath- at the Lscuela Siete de Enero, though. "Before I leave, I need SUV and into a sea of screams, ers performed a Mexican ritual which is in one of Mexico City's some hugs." Mrs. Obama said Quake in western China cheers and squeals of delight dance. Another group did calis- poorer neighborhoods. Wading into one ol iln1 groups that filled the sun-splashed thenics for Mrs. Obama. whose "That was beautiful, every- the tall first lad) bent at the waist courtyard of a public elemen- cause at home is a campaign thing you did," said the first to embrace the kids, kills 589, buries more tary school Wednesday in against childhood obesity. Other lady, whose two-day visit is her \s she hugged the pint-sized Mexico's capital. kids entertained with a lively first ever to Mexico. "I loved the performers, students pai ked into By Gillian Wong "The situation here Dozens of 6- to 12-year-old twist-Style dance, and they were singing. I loved the dancing. I balconies above began chanting The Associated Press students — some in costumes, followed by a chorus that ser- loved to see you all moving and in Spanish tor her In '( ome up! is difficult. Most of others in gym clothes — wel- enaded her. exercising," Come up!" She didn't make it. BLUING — Soldiers and civil- ians used shovels and their bare the buildings have hands to dig through collapsed Help Make buildings in search of survivors collapsed." after strong earthquakes struck a mountainous Tibetan region Pu Wu | Jinba Project Director of China on Wednesday, killing at least 589 people and injuring Footage on Qinghai Satellite TV more than 10,000. showed bodies wrapped in blan- THE BG NEWS The series of quakes flattened kets lying on the ground while buildings across remote western rescuers pulled shards of concrete Your Newspaper Yushu county and sent survi- from a pancaked school building. vors, many bleeding from their Crews set up emergency gen- wounds, flooding into the streets erators to restore operations at Share your insight, creativity, ideas and opinions with the campus community of Jiegu township. 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