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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. State University THURSDAY October 30, 2003 SEASON ENDER: Cross country prepares MOSTLY SUNNY for MAC conference this HIGH 65 I LOW 51 weekend. The Falcons wvm.bgnews.com will send eight men and independent student press VOLUME 98 ISSUE 45 nine women; PAGE 7 A side of murder served at Union
By 0 avid Sc lirag 'ITiompson Student Union and tion, and is Iveavily involved with entertainment The meal starts in countless late nights for derer actually is and what tlieir REPORTER University Dining Services, is the show itself, right down to fig- off with a "three-ring" tossed rehearsals, since many of the motive was. When a mystery movie on TV, hosting "Murder Under the Big uring out who the murderer is." salad. The main course is a actors .ire also Involved in other 'Expect to laugh a ton, eat we've all been guilty of yelling at lop," a murder mystery dinner The story is about two compet- lemon chicken and pasta dish. University plays, It was a tremen- great fcod, and to be a little bit of the television, telling the detec- show tonight in the Union. ing circus families, the Gyps] and t" top it oil, dessert will he a dous amount <»l work to take on a Sherlock Holmes in the tive what he or she has done According to I leather family and the Trapeze family, "double trouble" chocolate dish, for everyone imolwil. cspeeiallv process." Waterfield said. "It real- wrong. We know what lurks Waterficld, Thcta Alpha Phi lealousyand competition run the All of the dishes are prepared In since this is really an extra job we ly is a tun experience for any age. around the corner before the member and secretary, "Murder gamut. And according to the University Dining Services have taken on." and a unique way to celebrate detective does, so we yell. But let's Under the Big lop" is a great Waterfield, audience members staff. I'he entertainment isn't just for I lalloween." be honest, they can't hear you. escape. should be on their toes for evil "There was a lot of time put the aCtOrS, It is also meant 10 he I lie show can lx' seen tonight limes are changing and it's time 'Murder Under the Big Top' is a lion tamers and possibly the into this production,* Waterfield an audience participation expe- in 228 Union at H p.m. Tickets are to be heard. dinner theatre show, which is a arrival of a big gorilla. said. "Thcta Alpha Phi has had a rience when1 the audience can S14.95 for staff and guests and Thcta Alpha Phi, in collabora- unique experience with theatre," Along with the slum, the audi- lot of meetings with the Union ask questions, interact with the S9.9S liii students, lickets tion with The Department of Waterfield said. "The audience is ence members will be served a and Dining Services, rhe cast characters ami make accusa- Include the entertainment as Theatre and Rim, The Bowen served dinner during the produc- well rounded meal with their and crew have also been putting tions on who thn think the mur- well as dinner. Web site Israel POW swap causes a stir offers By Ravi Nessman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JERUSALEM — The tale is reminiscent of a paperback students thriller An Israeli colonel using a fake passport sneaks into an oil emirate for a murky business deal, is betrayed by a friend, kid- free food napped and shipped in a coffin to militants in Lebanon. By Monica Frost But the intrigue behind REPORTER Elhanan Tannenbaum's capture Campusfood.com, an online three years ago by Hezbollah is ordering service, is teaming up more than just a page-turner with local restaurants to give stu- here — it has become a weapon dents an offer they can't refuse: in the hands of Israelis trying to free food. torpedo a massive and lopsided From now until Nov. 9, stu- prisoner exchange being negoti- dents have the opportunity to ated with the militant group. order a free small cheese pizza "The special circumstances of from Papa lohn's Pizza, a medium Tannenbaum's Icapturel might cheese pizza from Domino's Pizza be extremely relevant to the or a hot sub from Pisanello's question of whether Israel should Pizza. The promotion is valid for pay a price or make any efforts one free order per customer and whatsoever to bring him back," delivery is free at these locations said Yuval Steinitz, a lawmaker as well. from the ruling Likud Party. Students can order their free Under the proposed deal — food by visiting the Web site, cre- brokered by Germany during ating a personal account and months of negotiations, and still entering address information for unofficial — Tannenbaum and delivery purposes. the bodies of three Israeli soldiers Campusfood.com contacted would be returned to Israel in local restaurants prior to the exchange for the release of sever- semester in hopes of generating al hundred Arab prisoners, more users and getting more including Palestinians exposure, according to Rod But the family of another pris- Stringer, a manager at Domino's oner of war, Ron Arad, has cam- for 20 years. paigned against the swap Although these select restau- because it reportedly would rants will spend the next two include the release of a Lebanese weeks giving away free food, diey guerrilla leader seized by Israel as are getting tlieir products out into a bargaining chip in Arad's case. the community. The unusual situation has cre- "We're getting a lot of new cus- ated something of a public rela- tomers out of this," Stringer said. tions war between two media- "This is another way to order piz- sawy, telegenic and desperate zas - they leustomersi can just go families. IMMRIMM'PMO to tlie Web site. It is another con- Tannenbaum's children, while venience we offer our customers." expressing sympathy with Arad's NEGOTIATING: Sheik Nasrallah. leader of Hezbollah guerrilla group, speaks during an Ittar. a gathering to break daylong fasting by I leather Taylor, a manager at family, have appealed to the Muslims during the holy month ot Ramadan in Beirut. Lebanon. The group is negotiating a POW swap with Israel. Pisanello's Pizza for eight years, Israel government to put all the said this is the first promotion controversies aside and bring has never made such a trade for something else illegal, allegations directi) the Jieai alter his capture, lor us. Dinini is like with "no strings attached." home their father. an Israeli citizen captured while his daughter rejected as "vicious when he sent letters and a pic- Milosevic," Arad's brother Chen Pisanello's gave away 20 free subs "Every day that passes lessens on private business abroad. rumors." ture to his wile. The report, citing said, referring to the former Monday, the first day of the pro- the chances of him returning But the shadowy cjicum- Sharon has said the revelations three Iranian defectors living in Yugoslav president on trial for motion, and 54 subs yesterday. home alive," his daughter, Karen, stances surrounding the (ktober would not deter the government Europe, said Arad was held until genocide. "We don't think he is Campusfood.com also has wrote in the Yediot Ahronot daily. 2000 abduction of Tannenbaum. from pushing forward with the 1999 in a secret detention facility entitled to go home before we online ordering available for local "I love him, I miss him, and I am a reserve colonel, have stoked the deal. If Tannenbaum has done in Iran and that he was deliber- have some information, or my restaurants King Buffet, Bamboo not giving up on him." biggest controversy over the deal. anything illegal, he will have to ately crippled by his captors. Iran brother goes home." Garden and El Camino Real. Many on the right, including Israeli media have reported answer for it after becomes hack has denied the report. I argely absent from the public Delivery is available for King members of Prime Minister Ariel that a police investigation found to Israel, Sharon said. Arad's lamih is angry that the arguments are three Israeli sol- Buffet, but Bamboo Garden and Sharon's Cabinet, strongly Tannenbaum was mint! in gam As the controversy raged, promised prisoner deal would diers, captured by Hezbollah El Camino Real are pick-up only. oppose the idea, saying the hling debts when an Israeli-Arab reports surfaced that llczixilluh release Mustafa Dirani — who is three years ago along the border Campusfood.com, which is release of hundreds of prisoners friend, Oayis Olieid, lured him to had beaten and tortured alleged to have held Arad for a with Lebanon, whose bodies based in New York, was founded is too high a price to pay for three Belgium with the promise of a lannenbaiim, ripping out all his time and who was snatched by also would reportedly be in 1997 by Michael Saunders, dead soldiers and a civilian. business deal that could solve all teeth without anesthetic. His Israel in 1994 — without secur- returned. then a student at the University of Opponents also argue that allow- his problems. Tannenbaum was family says his health is fading, ing the aviator's release or getting Israel has declared Adi Avitan, Pennsylvania. Saunders was look- ing the I,ebanese-based given a false passpon, then flew and he may not survive much any information on him. Beni Avraham and Omar Sawaid ing to create an alternative to the Hezbollah to claim credit for the to the United Arab Emirates, longer. They have circulated petitions dead, hut their families still hold inaccuracies and frustrations that release of Palestinian prisoners where he was captured by Israeli defense sources said and met with politicians, includ- out hope they are alive. may arise from placing food would boost its regional stature, Hezbollah, possibly with Iranian Sharon's office leaked the torture ing Sharon, to present their case. Ik'iti Avraham's father, llaim, orders via the telephone, accord- and set a bad precedent that support. re|M>rt to win public sympathy for They also tiled a S22.5 million said he has had trouble sleeping ing to Ismael Archbold, a market- could threaten Israelis around He was then dnigged, stuffed the deal. lawsuit against Dirani they hope out of fear a deal might fall ing coordinator for the world by making them tar- into a coffin and shipped to Days later, though, another would force him to stay here. through because of die bicker- Campusfood.com. gets. Lebanon. re|X)rt w-as leaked claiming new Arad's family says Dinini, who ing "Orders get mixed up, address- In the past, Israel has made Israeli media. quoting signs of life from Arad, the miss- was the security chief for the "It they can bring |back| Mr. es get mixed up and menus go lopsided trades to obtain the unnamed sources, have said ing aviator who was shot down Shiite Amal militia that captured Ron Arad, please do it," he said. release of prisoners of war and Tannenbaum's proposed busi- over Lebanon in ISHH. Arad. personalty held him cap- "But if they can't, then bring the FOOD, PAGE 2 the bodies of dead soldiers, but it ness deal involved drugs or Arad was last heard from tive at one point. others."
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out-of-date," Archbold said in a phone interview, "but online most of these hassles are elimi- nated." "We |Campusfood.com| try to make ordering simple and straightforward." "V\fe want people to try out the restaurants and try out the Web site," Archbold said. Archbold repeated a saying from his mother that has stuck with him; "If you want people to remember you in their busy life PMM PMfMld - give them an unexpected gift. Our unexpected gift is food," GAME ON: Members ot the BG Ranger team finished fourth out of 27 during the Ranger Challenge in Ft. Knox, Kentucky. The University submitted two 10 member teams this Archbold said. year. Pictured right, BGSU Ranger Challenge Team #2, from left to right standing: SFC David Pfleger (Team Coach), Seth Grimm, Juan Molina, Kelly Finkhousen, Mike Meyers, lou Belloumini, Billy Schmidt, Jeff Davis. Ryan Lorek. Brandon Davis, and Andy Hascher. Left Photo: Zack Cron disassembles the M16A2 rifle for the quickest time possible. University executes Halloween excitement
By Christy JenKins have any mysterious notions to tainment for people who have video "Thriller." viduals. The Student Union will When the Romans conquered REPORTER offer students this I laUoween, the varied interests, llanco added Also today, the Resident award prizes ranging from a pizza the Celtic lands, they combined Double, double toil and trou- Union events stall and other that the activities promote a Student Association is sponsor- party to $50 gift certificates to the Celtic festival of Samhain with ble; fire bum and cauldron bub- campus organizations have sense of community within the ing a community Trick-or-Treat Meijer for best overall group cos- the Roman festivals of Feralia, ble. planned events to commemorate building and are fun for the from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Participants tume, best original or creative which remembered the dead, While Shakespeare was not the holiday. employees. .iir to meet at Saddlemire and costume and most frightening or and Pomona, the Roman god- referring to Halloween in Valerie Haley and Ihisa llanco, University Dining Services, groups will be escorted to various scariest costume. dess of fruit and trees. From the Macbeth, this image of three who both work in the Union Theta Alpha Phi, the University residence halls and buildings for But where did Halloween and festival of Pomona, the tradition witches brewing an evil potion events planning office, said the Theater Department and the trick-or-treat and other activities. these traditions originate? of bobbing for apples developed. has come to represent the late- overall motivations for sponsor- Union will sponsor "Murder Tomorrow's Halloween events Halloween dates back to the When Christianity began to October holiday. ing these events are to promote under the Big Top; A Murder A la all take place at the Union. The ancient Celtic festival of influence this region, Pope While the University does not the Union and to provide enter- Carte Mystery Play" today at 6 Union will sponsor a Halloween Samhain. Samhain was the Celtic Boniface IV named Nov. 1 All p.m. in 228 Union, lickets are Open House from 11 a.m.. to 1 festival of the dead celebrated on Saints Day or Ail-Hallows Day in j S9.95 for students and can be p.m. Students are encouraged to Oct. 31 that was celebrated by an attempt to replace the Celtic purchased at the Union informa- come to the Union, explore the having bonfires and parties. The festival of the dead with a church- ugUutitton Uutiy Sto tion desk. building and cast their vote for Celtic New Year and winter sea- approved holiday. The evening The University Dance Alliance the best decorated office. son began on Nov. 1 so the Celts Not Sure When you Register for before this day became known as is having a Halloween Dance The Union is also sponsoring a thought the ghosts of the dead All-Hallows Eve or Halloween. Spring 2004? Party from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in 222 Halloween Costume Contest at could return to Earth for that one Today, Americans spend an esti- lippler North. Students are 12:30 p.m. in the Falcon's Nest. night. The Celts dressed in cos- mated $6.9 billion annually on Check out the Registration Assignment Times at encouraged to come in their best Registration for the contest tume on this night because they Halloween, making it the coun- http://www.bgsu.edu/oftices/registrar/Reglstratton.htinI I lalloween costume and learn begins at noon and students can were afraid that the spirits would try's second largest commercial movements from the music enter either as a group or as indi- recognize them. holiday.
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www.bgnews.com/campus DUKE STUDENTS PROTEST U. DECISION About 150 people at Duke University gathered to protest the University's 14-month-old decision to drop a boycott of the Mount Olive Pickle Company. Many protesters argued that the company's workers needed more say in labor agreements. CAMPUS Artwork is stolen get^^^^^^ HK calendar ol events Ua taken from Kf* Hj ^Be hnp^/wwwJ)gsiLedu/calendar/calcndarJitml tf A ^^^^^^^ from art building 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Noon interactive fun is in store. "Sensory Integration" & Partnerships for Community Come and live the excitement "Experiential Extremism" Art Action Presentation Series and help solve the murder Exhibit Sensitivity Training Awareness mystery of the year! Union Art Gallery for Caregivers. PCA/CITE Ticket Costs: Support Grant Recipients Faculty/Stafl7Guests-$14.95 10 a.m.-4 p.m. report the results of their pro- andStudents-$9.95 Radical Line: Innovation in gram. Sponsored by: Bowen- Chinese Contemporary 318 Union Thompson Student Union, Painting University Dining Services, and For more information: 2:30-3:30 p.m. Theta Alpha Phi, http://digitalarts.bgsu.edu/ I low to Get an Internship Union Multipurpose Boom gallery/current.ctm Sponsored by Career Services Dorothy litter Bryan Gallery 3/6 Union 7 p.m. Alpha Kappa Alpha Pink Id .i.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Paradise Week Xan Palay: The Image of the Women's Dissertation Writing 2001) Union City Group For more information: An interdisciplinary group 7:30 p.m. http://digitalarts.bgsu.edu/gal open to any woman in the Movie: Close to Eden lery/current.ctm writing process of her pro life of a shepherd, his wife, Willard Wankelman Gallery gram, whether at the prelimi- three children, and the grand nary/comprehensive exam mother on the Mongolian 10:30 a.m. -2 p.m. stage or the dissertation/thesis steppe. Shot on the stupen- Community Day Fund raiser stage. Please feel free to join us dous terrain of Mongolia. NSSUIA wiU be seUing Elder any Thursday to see if this Russian with English sub-titles Beerman coupons at a group works for you. Contact The Glsh lihn I heater fund raiser Maria DeRose for further Union lobby details: 8 p.m. mderose€"bgnet.bgsu.edu. New Music Ensemble 11 ,i.iii. - 411. n i. Meets each Thursday from The New Music Ensemble is Black Student Union Table 4:00-5:00 p.m. directed by Dr. Mikel Kuehn. BSU will be signing up people 107 Hanna Hall Free and open to the public. to read at Cherry Elementary Bryan Recital Hall School on I lalloween 6 p.m. Union hobby Murder Mystery Dinner 8 p.m. TTieatre: Murder Under the Hig Alpha Kappa Alpha Health 11a.m.-2 p.m. Top Awareness I lalloween Raffle A Murder AI a (iirte Mystery Union ll\eater Recreational Sports will be raf Play hy'lbm Chit xln. Photo provided fling off a cauldron of candy. Was It the Gypsy Family? Was it HAVE YOU SEEN THIS PAINTING?: This painting was taken from the second floor ot the Fine Arts Union l/ibby the Trapeze Family? Clan you guess whodunit? A night of Building on Oct. 20. It is a watercolor painting on paper and is about 3 feet by 2 feet. If you have any humor, drama, suspense and information about its current location, please contact Detective Scott Sauer at 372-8816.
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■■■■■ 4 Thursday. October 30.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTE) \onni: www.bgnews.com/opinion "I'm about a hundred feet away from them when 1 glance over and see lightning com- ing out of Caviezel's ears." I he l\iN>i
Lef s re-think the good oP days Bush, surprisingly, PEOPLE you need $87 billion." We also went Ihe olher way around? KHARY see it in sports. "Back in the 70s, Wow, I miss die good times. ON THE STREET has students' support JACKSON athletes weren't male divas. They Back when Native Americans were getting killed fighting a war could save Ihe lives of a bunch of If you had to come up ative platform, he doesn't Opinion Columnist we still don't understand.'' The strange-smelling while people cause of all this Monkees busi- with your own reality ZACH emerge unscathed. One-third of and in return get escorted along respondents said thai they have My friends, it is here: the epi- ness lies in: 1) embellished senti- the Trail of Tears, ideally holler- TV show, what would HERMAN demic known as nostalgia mentality and 21 selective mem- lost trust in the president in the ing and dancing all the while, to Opinion Columnist past year. Furthermore, nearly Nostalgia is practically air- ory. Only two causes, because little splotches of land reserved il be? borne; a mental SARS with the Three's Company (ba-dum- nine in ten say thai Ihe White just for them. I looray for casinos. The cliche is seemingly as old I louse has been misleading staying power of herpes, and you buml. And how in ihe 60s and 70s the Embellished sentimentality: It as universities themselves: col- about the war in Iraq. can't even have fun getting it. FBI brought enough cocaine into 1 hiring times of crisis and unrest is almost natural that the older lege students are politically lib- Although snidents question the country to get 01' Dirty the nostalgia disease has been we get, the fonder we gel of a eral and overwhelmingly apa- Hush's handling of the Iraq situ- Bastard high, eventually spread- slipped into our psyche since the time thai is long pasl, yet still thetic. Bul a new study may ation, the condition of the ing into the suburbs so middle first moment some bitter octoge- right in front of our fingertips as shatter some misguided pre- stniggling economy may ulti- narian muttered, "Back in my we reach back into our memo- class Frederic could see pink ele- conceptions about the ideologi- mately be ihe determining fac- day ..." And as a result of our ries. And as we continue to look phants, too. And how we invad- cal leanings and motivations tor for the college crowd. ed die country, look it over, that fuel the denizens of cam- Seventeen percent of colle- pervasive fondness of the good back, the sentimentality level AMANDA TAYLOR of days, our present identity raises and becomes embellished abused our citizens, bombed puses nationwide. gians consider the economy the remains in flux, and the to the pi inn thai our memories everyone else, usurped global FRESHMAN, MIDDLE The Harvard Institute of number-one issue in the 2004 power and bullied third world Politics released the results of a election. Thai number is up 7 prospects of our future are dis- are filtered down to those thai CHILDHOOD EDUCATION turbing. But not to wony for bring us the most happiness and children to slave in sweatshops Survey of 1202 college students percent from a similar study last there is a simple remedy for our support our desire to fantasize to make our Michael Ionian across ihe country Monday, and year, and represents good news enmity; give me a lew minutes to about history, which is where Nikes so we could gel on basket- "Teen Christians at the trends revealed may have a for Democrats, who are widely rant and laugh at all my jokes. selective memory comes in. ball courts and neglect the acad- college." substantial influence on next viewed as weak on defense and I he laugh will set you free. We could talk about all of the emic training that would create year's presidential election. stronger on social and domestic issues. first, the word "nostalgia" itself cute figures and events that have ihe foundation for a rehabilitat- Amazingly, 82 percent of stu- actually originated as a medical shaped our historical mosaic ed community and nation, my dents are planning on voting in In another positive sign for term by Swiss doctor lobannes and see for ourselves how easy it God. Those were the good ol' 2004. a sharp reversal from pre- die left, 71 percent of students vious years, when participation believe that finding a job after I Infer in KiHH explaining bow the is to remember significantly days. rates among collegians hovered graduation will be "very or afflicted lose touch with the pre- more of the good times than ihe This may seem harsh, yel around 30 percent. This statistic somewhat difficult." When stu- sent. 1 low lining. It were winch- miserable. wearing rose-colored glasses can may seem advantageous to dents are collecting degrees but ing television, we'll see broke The problem with nostalgia is be just as destructive, for they celebrities mouthing off about that it paints a dreamland vision I toward Dean and the other not jobs this May. the alterna- foster ignorance of our past and Democratic hopefuls, but the tive may seem a lot more the eighties, or Asbton Kutcher of our past while invalidating the neglect of our responsibility to EILEEN LANGFORD in "That 70s Show" while he progress of our present, and dis- study finds thai liberals can no appealing than Ihe incumbent. leave die world in a better condi- dates a woman who was shoot- rupts our ability to properly eval- SENIOR, IPC AND longer rely on those students College students also have tion than we left it. We need to ing sex pistols in the 70s before uate history. Our ability to learn who do vote to support surprising opinions of Ihe cur- create a more balanced analysis POLITICAL SCIENCE he even showed up. from die past becomes stunted Democratic candidates. Rather, rent Democratic candidates. of where we've been, where we're If we're on any university cam- and we can become doomed to "There are loo many the survey contends that while a The froiitrunner among stu- going and where we are now. pus we've all had the same repeal earlier mistakes. So in already." plurality of students describe dents who have a preference is thought: there are just way too effect the desolate image we cre- As Sir Paul McCartney sang. themselves as independent, die loe 1 jeberman, easily the most many hippies. (Nearly, the term ated for our present and future "I'm one rich bastard... and I demographic leans slightly right conservative of the nine hope- nostalgia has become more oral- will become a reality. believe in yesterday." I too as a whole. fuls and someone whose cam- ly pervasive than the film Deep Now dial we have seen die believe in yesterday. 1 believe in Of those questioned. 31 per- paign is widely considered 10 be I hroat." I or example, in an dangers of obsessive nostalgia, the bright future of our nation, cent self-identified as doomed. Dean, who has [incited article on pothead- we need to look at history as it and mankind as a whole. But we Republicans, compared Io 27 received glowing media cover- sanonymous.com, President truly is, not as how we wish for il can live in neither of those. percent who called themselves age for his ability Io inspire and Bush complained, "Back in my to lx1.Farlicr we saw how selec- Remember the past, envision the Democrats. This is in direct motivate the Internet genera- day, it only cost a few hundred tive memory can focus on the future—but let's live in die now. opposition Io ihe general pub- tion, placed second. Still, the bucks to get 'blowed' up. Now happy times, but what about if it Envision that. lic, which leans Democratic. overwhelming plurality is unde- SARAH RUCK Support for President Bush is cided about 2004. also higher among college stu- For this reason, both irnrii 11 JUNIOR, NEUR0SCIENCE dents than in the nation as a Republicans and Democrats whole. Bush's approval rating will need 10 court the college "Who wants to marry among students has remained vole like never before if they {8 TO THE EDITOR steady at 61 percent (roughly 10 hope Io succeed next my mom." points better than his national November. Eighteen percent of mark) since an April survey, students are undecided on their while his national numbers candidate in the 2004 general I lowever.according to a USA Frankly, il seems that when a have dropped significantly dur- election, a number the survey People don't Today poll, this performance MAC quarterback, at least one ing thai time. says is "far higher dian die gen- wasn't even good enough to not from the soon to depart Even more shocking in eral population." appreciate the qualify as best performance of Marshall, has a record setting today's climate of inept interna- The college population may the week by a quarterback. game against a ranked (and at tional relations and domestic well be the swing vote in neat MAC teams Apparently the "readers" of the die time, undefeated) opponent, policy bungling is die belief held year's election. You are responsi- publication think that Brad it not only doesn't qualify him as by 46 percent of those surveyed ble for taking our country back Smith, also a quarterback, was losh I larris certainly had a player of the week, bul doesn't KORI BROWN dial "the country is on the right from the corruption and crony Jteat game against the Huskies more deserving of die poll based qualify as quarterback of the back." This large number capitalism of tbe Bush ad mi. 11s :>f Nil ^Completing 27 of his 43 "Player of the Week" award. SENIOR, PHYSICAL week either. reflects both the surprising con- [1,111(111 Don't say your vote pass attempts for 438 yards and Smith passed for a paltry 128 servatism of college students It seems people can't get pasl EDUCATION doesn't matter — it does. So be rushing for an additional 89 yards only completing 13 of his and unfamiliarity with the aware, Icam about the candi- their BCS bias. yards against a ranked opponent 24 pass attempts. His claim to "The life of a syn- newspaper or CNN. dates, and make your voice is was undoubtedly the best perfor- fame was his 291 yards rushing While Bush enjoys impressive heard in the next election. Your mance this year by any quarter- on 19 carries. Against unranked MIKE SCHMIDT cronized skater" support from a group not gen- future, and your future job, may :iack in college football. Texas Tech. Give me a break. ALUMNUS erally interested in tbe conserv- depend on it.
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These j should be induced for verification subject to review for length and clari- Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ZACH BAKER, SPORTS EDITOR ire usually also in response to a cur- : nposes, ftrsonal attacks, unveri- ty before printing Phone:(419)372-6966 enl issue on the University's campus j information or anonymous sub- Opinion columas do not necessar- E-mail: [email protected] SCOn NILES, OPINION EDITOR >r ihe Bowling Green area. missions will not be printed. ily reflect the views of The BG News. Web site: http://www.bgnews.com ANGELA GORTER, PULSE EDITOR BEN SWANGER & MIKE METZGER, PHOTO EDITORS KEN EDWARDS, WEBMASTER WWW.BGNEWS.COM Thursday October 30.2003 5 STUDY: BRAIN DAMAGE PATIENTS MORE AWARE www.bgnews.com/nation CHICAGO (AP)— A small study suggests that some brain-dam- aged, vegetative patients may have greater a\vareness than doctors previously thought. The findings could have a bearing on right-to-die cases such as the one involving Terri Schiavo, who suffered severe brain damage in 1990 and is the subject of a family dispute over whether she should remain alive. The researcher who conducted the study said the results could lead to changes in how patients like Schiavo are diagnosed and treated. NATION Lad's DNA evaluation Arnold plans to lower bills challenged sayson his Weh site. Information Administration. I lu- Schwarzenegger aides say his disparity is greater for businesses, By Brian Melley proposed reforms are mostly the with average rates 57 percent THE "SS0CIAIED PRESS work of three men: Sweeney who alxive the national average and MODESTO, Calif. — A hear- wrote a book analyzing 91 tx'rcent above those of neigh- ing to determine whether Scott California's ekvuiiin crisis; Sean boring states. Peterson must stand trial in the Randolph, president of the San California lacks die power murder of his pregnant wife Francisco-based Hay Area plants to meet long-term needs. opened yesterday with an Economic Forum, a group that Without more market incentives expert testifying about a disput- represents business and govern- to expand generating capacity, ed type of DNA analysis used to ment interests; and Lawrence energy shortages could hit match a hair found on a pair of Makovich, a senior director for between 2006 and 2006. pliers on Peterson's boat with Cambridge Energy Research Schwarzenegger believes new strands from Laci Peterson. Associates, a Massachusetts firm, and improved deregulation will For an hour, FBI lab supervi- The men met with avert another electricity shortage sor Constance L. Fisher Schwarzenegger last month. and eventually drive bills down explained the mitochondrial Based on what for many customers. Mis plan DNA analysis used to compare Schwarzenegger has disclosed, envisions a market where ens Laci Peterson's hair with one "it's an encouraging plan, one tomers would pay a little more to strand in the boat Peterson said that seems to lx' very forward- provide generators with an he used to go fishing the day his looking," said Severin Borenstein, incentive to build more plains wife disappeared on Christmas director of the Hnergy Institute at Big businesses would be Eve. the University of California at allowed to buy power from other Peterson is charged with Berkeley. Borenstein is not work- sources besides California's murder in the deaths of his wife ing with Schwarzenegger hut is major utilities. Major power cus- and their unborn son and could listed in the acknowledgments ol tomers also would be forced to get the death penalty. Sweeney's hook. install metering equipment so Peterson reported his 27- It is unlikely electricity deregu- they could be charged higher year-old wife missing when he lation will be at the top of prices during peak demand peri- returned home from a solo Schwarzenegger's agenda. I le has ods. Christmas Eve fishing trip. She an $8 billion budget deficit to deal Meanwhile, most households was eight months pregnant with and may have to defeat a would still get power from closely with a boy they planned to legislative bill and a ballot-box regulated utilities; Racine Gesand name Conner. The remains of ISA Stat! "'■' ■ ■■■ initiative seeking to reregulate the Electric, Southern California mother and son were found electricity market Edison and San Diego (ias and four months later in April. DEREGULATION: California's Governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger answers reporters' questions on Still. California will probably Flectric. Their prices would not Peterson's lawyer, Mark Capitol Hill yesterday. The bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-politician hopes to deregulate electricity in need to adopt more reforms to fluctuate much, except in unusu- Geragos, disputed the admissi- California, while avoiding mistakes that lead to rolling blackouts in previous years. lower the highest electricity al circumstance-.. bility of the DNA evidence and prices in the continental United The I'UC's Lynch, a Democrat also suggested someone may By Michael Liedtke and a $20 billion debt that cus- a time the financially strapped THE ASSOCIATED PRESS States and address an Inadequate appointed by recalled Gov. Gray have tampered with the hair tomers will spend the next stale cannot afford to gamble. Davis, depicts Schwarzenegger's SAN FRANCISCO—No decade repaying. "It looks like he wants to put us power supply, Borenstein said. found on the boat. It was origi- The first overhaul was signed blueprint as a rehash of the nally listed as a single hair, but stranger to sequels, Gov.-elect "We have a system that is bro- back on the roller coaster of a into law in 1996 by then-Gov. Pete Wilson administration's ideas. prosecutors said it broke in half Arnold Schwarzenegger hopes to ken, with pieces laying on the very dangerous experiment," said Wilson, now a Schwarzenegger Architects of Schwarzenegger's during their investigation. sell California on the virtues of ground that need to br picked up Public Utilities Commissioner adviser. The changes were hailed plan dispute that. The hearing is expected to electricity deregulation again, and put back together again," l/irctta Lynch, who dealt with as a way to lower prices h\ fostei - despite the fiasco the first time said lames Sweeney, a Stanford California's energy turmoil in But Mike Florio of the Utility give the most detailed picture to ing more competition in the elec- Reform Network, a consumer date about what clues led inves- around. University professor who helped 2001. tricity market. group, said it will be an even tigators to suspect Scott The action hero's energy advis- write Schwarzenegger's energy In his campaign, But through lune, California tougher sell this time. Peterson from the beginning. ers say they will bring a fresh plan. Schwarzenegger depicted high households paid rates ii percent "It's like we blew up the house, Geragos has said he would approach to deregulation this Deregulation critics are electricity bills as a drag on the unnerved by Schwarzenegger's above the national average and then got it rebuilt and now we are not only prove Peterson inno- time, avoiding the mistakes that state's economy. And "the current 64 percent above the average in thinking about putting some cent, but, would find the "real led to rolling blackouts, insolvent proposal, arguing it would bureaucratic rules are making the utilities, market manipulation crisis worse, instead of better." he 10 neighboring Western states, dynamite around the foundation killers." The defense team has expose California to major risks at according to the U.S. Fnergy all over again." he said. intimated that a satanic cult may have been responsible. ZICKAR FOR COUNCIL No AAtnra HOUSES fte! 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PREMATURE BIRTH LINKED TO CONCEPTION www.bgnews.com/world LONIX)N (API — Women who lake more than a year to gel preplan) have a slightly higher than normal chance of giving birth prematurely', new research indicates. The reasons for premature hirth an' a mystery In nearly half of cases, and experts say the research, published ibis week in the journal Human Reproduction, indicates fertility (roubles could explain part of the problem. Premature birth is a major public health concern because underde- veloped babies arc at increased risk of death in their Bret year and an' more likely to develop heart, lung and brain disorders if they survive. WOULD 11 miners surface, 1 still missing By Sergei Venyavsky blankets. Some reached out to the water level was rising and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pat the miners on the lack in a diere was little oxygen and people NOVOSHAkllTINSK. Russia restrained show of relief. were not feeling well," said miner — Blinking in the sunlight they Nikolai Ui/aryev, an uncle of Vastly Karlov. hadn't seen in a week. 11 of 13 one of the rescued men, said the Avdeyev, who is the mine direc- coal miners who were trapped in long wait was a grueling ordeal. tor, alternated between trying to a deep shaft in southern Russia "We could not live — we just buck up the other miners and were brought to the surface alive existed." he said. being wracked by his own fear. yesterday. One said the men did- The success of the rescue oper- "We had nothing to eat, (so) I n't have long to live when help ation boosted spirits in this hard- delivered a speech saying that a arrived. scrabblc coal-mining region, but 20-day fasting has not ever hurt "When we saw the rescuers, a gas explosion that killed live in a anyone and that it is good for the that was like the appearance of mine on the other side of the health," he said. Christ before the people," said country was a grim reminder of But, he acknowledged, "we Vastly Avdeyev, one of the freed the dangers facing workers in understood that obviously we miners whose coal-blackened, Russia's deteriorating mines. would die." grim faces attested to their ordeal. Sixty-six other miners were res- The deputy chief doctor at the One of die other two miners cued after that Mast, in the town hospital, Yuri Grishchenko, said remained missing late yesterday of Partizansk, said Viktor Beltsov, all 11 rescued men were suffering and the last was found dead, a spokesman for die Emergency from exposure and stress. apparently crushed against mine Situations Ministry. After learning "The guys looked fine for peo- walls by the waters that rushed in of the rescue and the far Past ple who have been trapped in a from an underground lake and blast, President Vladimir Putin mine for six days. They came out trapped the men last Thursday, told a Kremlin meeting that to his themselves," said Alexander There were 71 men working regret, mine accidents in Russia Smetalin, one of the rescuers. about 2,625 feet underground "were taking on a systematic "They were found in the northern when the icy water began roaring character." part of the mine. They were lying into the mine, named Working in poor conditions, there all together." Zapadnaya. Twenty-five man- often going unpaid for months, Emergency workers had blast- aged to escape, 33 others were Russia's miners have learned to ed and drilled through solid rock rescued Saturday, and workers he forbearing and die seven days from an adjacent mine to reach tunneled through solid rock from of being trapped in the the miners. In the meantime, an adjacent mine to reach the Zapadnaya mine tested the 11 hundredsoftonsofrock.soiland rest. men harshly. reinforced concrete pillars had Sergei Venyawski AP Photo As they emerged, relatives who "We had one or two moulhfuls been dumped into the shaft to had kept vigil cried out their of water from the shaft, but ii was stanch the flood. RESCUED: One of 11 miners is carried from a shaft outside the Zapadnaya yesterday. Eleven of the 13 names. A crowd of doctors, police undrinkable. it was very bad," According to the ITAR-Tass local miners who were trapped in a deep shaft in southern Russia for six days were found alive and res- and rescue workers surrounded miner Vladimir Mikbailov said in news agency, it was the second cuers led them out of the mine after blasting a tunnel through solid rock. the men as they wen' hustled into the hospital where the men were such accident at the mine this ambulances, their shoulders taken. "By the time we came out. year. Water flooded the mine in wrapped in cheery pink and blue we had only one lamp out of the February, it said, but no one was original 12. so we switched it on inside. and off. on and off,... In the last Accidents are common in the hours we were fumbling in dark- Russian coal industry, and miners ness." stage frequent protests over wage The miners had climbed an delays and declining safety stan- incline that kept them out of the dards. According to the frigid water, but (hey feared their Independent Coal Miners' refuge wouldn't last. Union, 68 miners were killed on In the last hours before res- the job last year and 98 in 2001. cuers reached them, "we felt that
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"If we have everyone BG soccer player The Bowling Green cross been near the top of every meet racing up to their capability, we country team's season is coming feels that they can win. The can race with anyone." The Cleveland Force has to a close this weekend as they men's team, on the other hand, The men's team will be lead by signed former Bowling Green will travel to Akron to take pan has struggled up to this point in two runners. Edwin Cheruiyot men's soccer player Fred in the Mid-American the season and is looking for top and I By Tom Withers reporting a possible drunken dri- fine. our players within the organiza- IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS ver. Green also pleaded innocent tion on an individual basis," WESTLAKE Ohio—Cleveland "He must be horribly intoxicat- before Rocky River Municipal Browns president Carmen Policy Browns running back William ed," the female caller told police ludge Maureen Cravens to a said in a statement. "William is Green pleaded innocent yester- as she described Green driving charge that he drove outside his represented by counsel, and we day to charges of driving under on and off the road in a tape lane. have been assured that we will be the influence of alcohol and mar- played on local TV Green and his attorney. Brian kept advised throughout these ijuana possession. An officer pulled Green over Downey, did not comment after proceedings. We will work in con- According to a police report, after observing his car weaving the arraignment. junction with the National Green was arrested at 6:12 p.m. and being driven on a flat front After stopping Green, Football League to monitor this Monday after he failed a breath tire. Patrolman Casey Carry gave field matter closely." test He had a blood alcohol con- If convicted on the DUI charge, sobriety tests to the 23-year-old. The Browns have a bye this tent of .165 — more than twice Green could receive probation or Green didn't follow instructions Sunday. Following practice yes- Ohio's legal limit of .08. up to a $1,000 fine and six for the tests and was given a terday, Cleveland's players were An officer found a bag of mari- months in jail. His license also breath test. given the next four days off and juana weighing 3.2 grams in could be suspended from six Green was released on bond do not have to report back until Green's sport utility vehicle. months to three years. Monday night. Monday. Al>l1\,1ii On Monday, police received a The marijuana charge is a mis- "Our team policy dictates that ARRESTED: Green pleaded not guilty to the charges yesterday. cell phone call from a motorist demeanor and carries a $100 we handle all incidents involving GREEN. PAGE 8 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWBGNEVR.COM/SP0RTS 8 Thursday. October 30.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Green leads Many runners favor testing By Bob Baum medalist and former world ple. Godina and Dnimmond noted has won the last three U.S. 5,000- IHt ASSOCIATED HESS record holder in the women's "Everyone in Back and field is that other sports, baseball in par- meter championships despite team in Not every track and field ath- pole vault. "I think a lot of people not doing wrong," she said. ticular, do not test as aggressively being legally blind. lete is i mining scared from what have been wanting to be able to "Everyone in track and field is not as track does. "I don't care if they're a gold could become the biggest steroid be that person, for someone to making bad choices. I have "They get headlines for home medal favorite. It doesn't matter. I scandal in the sport's tarnished take that step and go to that next respect for myself. I don't care runs. We get headlines for busted would rather t;ikc a team clean to rushing history. level has really opened the what environment you came athletes," Drummond said. Athens and walk away with some Many elite competitors are doors." from. There's no excuses," USA Track & Field, the sport's medals, or no medals." cheering the aggressive retesting four U.S. track and field ath- Though most track athletes national governing body, has pro- Britain's Paula Radclilfe, con- of samples from this summer's letes have tested positive for don't use banned substances, posed tougher dnrg rules that sidered the world's best long-dis- this year U.S. and world championships tetrahydrogestrinone, or TUG, nearly all in the sport at some could include a lifetime ban for a tance female runner, has been for the steroid Tl IG and a pro- and Europe's top sprinter has point come under suspicion, first steroid offense. Such a ban is one of the sport's most vocal ami- posed lifetime ban of those who admitted taking it in nutritional especially anyone who wins. popular among track athletes doping advocates. She has urged test positive in the future. supplements he says he thought "I think people look at me and who say they have nothing to others to come forward with "I've had people ask me. Do were allowed. say how did she get so good so worry about because they won't information. GREEN,FROM PAGE? you think it's going to ruin your Those using performance- fast," Dragila said. "I have heard test positive "The scandal over Tl IG maybe sport?"' two-time world champi- enhancing drugs have always that people talk about me behind Godina would take the punish- the best thing that could have Cleveland next plays on on shot putter John Godina said seemed to be a step ahead of my back" ment even further. happened to athletics." Radcliffe Nov. 9 at Kansas City, and it in an interview with The those doing the testing. There is obvious frustration "Once a cheater, always a said in a column in the Daily was unclear if Green will IK' Associated Press this week "But Acquisition of the Tl IG sample, among the athletes about the cheater," he said. 'I like the idea of Telegraph of fondon. "The available. this is just better and better and for the moment at least, closed perception that you have to cheat a lifetime ban and erasing any- cheats are being uncovered and In 2001, Browns coach better. Every time somebody gets that gap. to win in track and field, where thing they did from the record they now have nowhere to hide. Butch Davis suspended caught it Improves your sport" "This is something that's been there is testing at meets and ran- books." Those who thought they were defensive tackle Gerard As sprinter Ion Drummond going on for a long time and it's dom out-of-competititm tests. U.S. athletes testing positive for untouchable and could get away Warren, fullback Mike Sellers put it. "It's a great day for track just that someone apparently got "People say our sport is the Tl IG this summer face a two-year with it an* miming scared." and cornerback Lunar and field." fed up," said sprinter and hurdler dirtiest sport of all, but I beg to suspension, which would keep Lost in the controversy, Devers Chapman for one game with- 'Ihe athletes interviewed by the Gail IX'vcrs. one of the most dec- differ," Drummond said. "1 don't them nut of next summer's said, is the impact steroid use has out pay following their arrests AP praised the unidentified orated athletes in U.S. history. think we are the dirtiest sport Olympics. on young people, especially in separate incidents on the coach who gave the U.S. Ami- Devers, who turns 37 next because of the amount of testing "I want the athletes who will- aspiring athletes who feel they same day. Doping Agency a syringe con- month, said the steroid scandal we do, the number Of athletes ingly, knowingly and intentional- must cheat to gel an edge in the Warren was arrested in taining THG, which previously was the biggest factor in her deci- tested per capita. I think we're the ly took illegal substances with the intense competition. Pittsburgh for having a con- had gone undetected. sion to return for another year of most policed sport and we're the intention of improving their per- "I want those kids to know cealed weapon in his car "I think he's a hero," said Stacy competition in 2004. She wants most publicized sport when it formance U> be banned and elim- there are people out there living while Sellers and Chapman Dragila, the 2000 Olympic gold to continue to serve as an exam- comes to drugs." inated," MUI Maria Human, who right." she said. were arrested in (Cleveland on felony drug charges. Sellers was later released by the Browns. NIL spokesman Greg Aiello would not comment u ers specifically on Green's arrest. Under the league's sub- Lewis wants team to focus * ?§ stance abuse poliqr, any play- er who breaks the law for thrive in alcohol or drug-related By Joe Kay offenses is subject to fines •»f ASSOCIATED PRESS and suspensions, Aiello said. difficult CINCINNATI— Chad Green missed Cleveland's lohnson has been warned to game last Sunday in New watch the choreography. England with a separated The trash talking receiver conditions right shoulder. Ii was a home- who loves entertain the crowd coming of sorts for Green, after a touchdown put the RUGBY, FROM PAGE 7 who starred at Boston Cincinnati Bengals' biggest College before turning pro comeback of the season at risk Slons as BCi recorded the first of after his junior season. with his latest move. three shutouts in the 19-0 victory. While at BC, Green was Coach Marvin fowis castigat- Wing Jeremy Welsh got the twice suspended from the ed him on the sideline Sunday lone try and lines converted to team for marijuana use after his throat-slash gesture give n< i a 7-0 victory in the third The 6-foot-1, 215-pound after a touchdown drew a 15- match. Hanker leremy Barber's (ireen was selected in the first yard penalty.. try in the fourth match, a 5-0 vic- round (No. 16 overall) in the Ihe Bengals overcame it, mry, completed the BG sweep holding on for a 27-24 victory 2002 draft. over Michigan State. inet Seattle. following a slow start as a Against Toledo, center Will lohnson said yesterday That rookie, (ireen rushed for 887 Norman, scrum halves Brian he hadn't been fined by the NFL, yards — 726 in his final seven Knaupe and (Sordon Simon, and an indication that the league games — as the Brawns won lock Tom forbrizzio all scored accepted his explanation that it seven of their final 10 games unconverted tries in a 20-15 vic- was an innocent mistake. tony Tnbble Af Photo to earn a playoff spot. tory. "They would have done it Green leads Cleveland this IN DEEP TROUBLE: Bengals' head coach Marvin Lewis yells at receiver Chad Johnson after the ibis Saturday the falcons, already." said lohnson, who has season with 559 rushing receiver made a throat cutting gesture alter catching a touchdown pass Sunday. Johnson was now 28-5, will host Wisconsin a lot of firsthand knowledge of yards on 142 carries. Stevens Point in the third round the league's methods for fines. penalized on the play, but Cincinnati still won the game over Seattle. 27-24. of the Midwest Collegiate cham- "I'm sure they understand what I lie started getting attention are beginning to learn that this is going to get better. There arc pionships It will be die first ever meant." %%%"%%% a team game. It's not the Chad with his catches and his win three things in life that are cer- match between the number two His head coach is less under- guarantees last season, when \ lohnson show, it's a team game. tain: death, taxes and not being seeded Falcons and number standing Did you know... I lc understands and is remorse- the Bengals finished 2-14. Most able to cover me." seven seeded Stevens Point. Lewis jogged over to lohnson Apples, not caf- ful." of his trash talking is playful He's been fined S20,000 this Game time is 1 p.m. at the as he returned from the end Remorseful, perhaps, but not rather than malicious — he even season for violating the league's College Park rugby field. The . feine, are more . zone after Sunday's display, and ready to become a wallflower. makes fun of himself. uniform regulations — shin not match winner will advance to the ^ efficient at waking ^ berated him at length on the lohnson is enjoying his emer- Last week, lohnson suggested lucked in and so forth. He gol Midwest semi-finals in sideline. The first-year head ^ you up in the ^ gence as one of the league's top there's no pressure on him now another $5,000 fine for pretend- (iolumbus next weekend. % morning... % coach made it sink in that every young receivers. His 53-yard that he's become the leader of ing to take a photograph in the action — even one done in fun touchdown catch Sunday left the Bengals' receiving corps. end zone with Peter Warrick to \ m-m-m-m — has consequences. him with 643 yards and an 18.4- "That's just me," he said. "I celebrate a touchdown in « apples!!! "That's the significance of yard average per catch in seven worked my way from the bot- Cleveland. what you do," Lewis said. "We games. tom up. Every week, it's only www.bgnews.com ^ftk to All 35 graduates inthe first BG5U graduating class (1915), had the same major, '▼\elementary education. 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Depart BGSU @ 3:30pm in the Union Lobby, outside the Game Time @ 7:30pm lookstore Return to BGSU approx. 1:00am 6 Thursday, October 30.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM www.bgnews.com/world PREMATURE BIRTH LINKED TO CONCEPTION LONIX)N (Al'l —Women who lake more than a year l<> (jci pn.tqi:uii have a slightly higher than normal chance of giving hinh pn'inalun'ly, new researcli indicates. The reasons for premature hinh an1 a mysterj in nearly half of cases, and experts say the research, published this week ill the journal I liiman Reproduction, indicates fertility troubles could explain pan of the problem. Premature hinh is a major public health concern because underde- veloped babies are at increased risk of death in their liiM year and an1 more likely to develop heart, lung and brain disorders if they Survive, WORLD 11 miners surface, 1 still missing By Sergei Venyavsky blankels. Some reached out to the water level was rising and rHE ASS0CIMI0 PRESS pat the miners on die lack in a there was little oxygen and people NOVOSIIAKHTINSK. Russia rcslrained show of relief. were not feeling well," said miner f - _^^M ^^»ij^W^^^r fc< M^^B — Blinking in the sunlight they Nikolai Iiizaryev, an uncle of Vasily Karlov, hadn't seen in a week, 11 of 13 one of the rescued men, said (he Avdeyev, who is the mine direc- coal miners who were trapped in long wait was a grueling ordeal. tor, alternated between trying to a deep shaft in southern Russia "We could nor live — we just buck up the other miners and t\$"^A were brought to the surface alive existed," he said. being wracked by his own fear. yesterday One said the men did- The success of the rescue oper- "We had nothing to eat, (so) I ^r ^J^J^^L. ^B ifl n't have long to live when help ation boosted spirits in (his hard- delivered a speech saying that a arrived. scrabble coal-mining region, but 20-day fasting has not ever hurt "When we saw the rescuers, a gas explosion (hat killed five in a anyone and that it is good for the that was like the appearance of mine on the other side of the health," he said. Christ before the people," said country was a grim reminder of But, he acknowledged, "we ■ ^^^K 1 Vasily Avdeyev, one of the freed the dangers facing workers in understood that obviously we miners whose coal-blackened, Russia's deteriorating mines. would die," grim faces attested to their ordeal. Sixty-six other miners wen' res- The deputy chief doctor at the ^B ^^ Bk ^P . )8 One of the other two miners cued after dial blast, in the town hospital, Yuri Grishchenko, said w&l remained missing late yesterday of Partizansk, said Viktor Beltsov, all 11 rescued men were suffering B ^ B» ^1 and the last was found dead, a spokesman for the ljiiergency from exposure and stress. apparently crushed against mine Situations Ministry. After learning "The guys looked fine for peo- "5 J walls by the waters that rushed in of the rescue and the Far East ple who have been trapped in a from an underground lake and blast, President Vladimir Putin mine for six days. They came out trapped the men last Thursday. told a Kremlin meeting thai to his themselves," said Alexander There were 71 men working regret, mine accidenls in Russia Smetalin, one of the rescuers. about 2,625 feet underground "were taking on a systematic They were found in the northern '.^MLfeLvvl ^E' 3Ji when the icy water began roaring character." part of the mine. They were lying into the mine. named Working in poor conditions, there all together." Zapadnaya. Twenty-five man- often going unpaid for months, Emergency workers had blast- aged to escape, 33 others were Russia's miners have learned to ed and drilled through solid rock rescued Saturday, and workers be forbearing and the seven days from an adjacent mine to reach \rSf*€&^&>„ tunneled through solid rock from of being trapped in the the miners. In the meantime, an adjacent mine to reach the Zapadnaya mine lested the 11 hundreds of ions of rock, soil and rest. men harshly. reinforced concrete pillars had Seriei Venyivski HP PliLii, As they emerged, relatives who "We had one or two mouihfuls been dumped into the shaft to had kept vigil cried out their of water from the shaft, but it was stanch the flood. RESCUED: One of 11 miners is carried from a shaft outside the Zapadnaya yesterday. Eleven of the 13 names. A crowd of doctors, police undrinkable. il was very bad," According to the ITAR-Tass local miners who were trapped in a deep shaft in southern Russia for six days were found alive and res- and rescue workers surrounded miner Vladimir Mikhailov said in news agency, it was the second cuers led them out of the mine after blasting a tunnel through solid rock. the men as they were hustled into die hospital where the men wen' such accident at the mine this ambulances, their shoulders taken. "By the time we came out, year. Water flooded the mine in k\ KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA wrapped in cheery pink and blue we had only one lamp out of the Eebmary, it said, but no one was original 12, so we switched il on inside. and off, on and off.... In the lasl Accidents are common in the hours we were fumbling in dark- Russian coal industry, and miners stage frequent protests over wage —*<- 2003-2004 CAMPUS PHONE BOOKS ARE HERE! Check out the valuable coupons inside! THE INFORMATION DESK Bowen-Thompson Student Union Off-Campus Students Pick Yours Up Today! BG NEWS NFL LEWIS TRIES TO REIGN IN THE BENGALS PAGE 8 SPORTS BRIEFING THURSDAY Pattern wins national October 30, award for defense 2003 After this week's three- interception performance against Northern Illinois. Falcon comerback lanssen www.bgnews.com/sports Patton has been named the BOWLING 6REEN STATE UNIVERSITY Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week. With his three interceptions, Patton now has 18 in his career, which is the third- highest total in Mid-American Conference history. The I lull team's next game is Tuesday, when they travel to Oxford to take on Miami.. Cross Country chases goals Force signs former ByEMtSchrener into the race with different goals. gets tilings done on Saturday.'' SPORTS REPORTER The women's team, which has Wells said. "If we have everyone BG soccer player The Bowling Green cross been near the top of every meet racing up to their capability, we country team's season is coming feels that they can win. The can race with anyone." The Cleveland force has to a close this weekend as they men's team, on the other hand, The men's team will be lead by signed former Bowling Green will travel to Akron to take part has struggled up to this point in two runners. Edwin Gheniiyot men's soccer player Fred in the Mid-American the season and is looking for top and Edgar Ramirez have each UeGrand to a two-year con- Conference championships. notch efforts out of all of their led the men's team three times a tract. The team has an their goals high runners. piece in their first season as Terms of the deal were not and look to make their mark this The women will be lead Into Falcons. The one race neither of disclosed. season. tattle by Amber Gulp, their team them were able to take the lead DeGrand is expected to "The MAC is our most impor- captain in every sense of the for their team, it was Patrick debut with the Major Indoor tant meet of the year." head word. Gulp has finished first on Maynard who rose to the occa- Soccer League team this sea- coach Cami Wells said, noting her team in all seven of their sion. son. He was originally selected the urgency her team feels to meets thus far. That trio will be joined by by the franchise in the 2000 perform to the top of their She will be closely followed by Vivien Brian!, Steve Varietta. Kris National Professional Soccer potential. teammates Andrea Pollack and LachowsU, leff Wright, and lake League Amateur Draft. Both teams have been living Bridget Dalic, both of whom Smith. the easy life since their last meet, have finished in the lop five for Wells sees the men's side of Cavs fans excited as their training regiment has the Falcons in each of their races the meet as a tough case to been cut dramatically in the this year. crack. about new season past weeks. U'ighann Kramer, Melissa "Eastern Michigan, Central "We are now in the process of Krueger. Caroline Kipchaba, Michigan, and Miami are all CLEVELAND (AP) — For the tapering and getting mentally Emily lackson, l.eslie Garden, nationally ranked teams." She first time in years, opening prepared for the race," Wells and Kim Settle will round out said. "We are focusing on night is an event again for the said. "This was the first week the nine runner women's team. improving on our finish last sea- Cavaliers. that the athletes have had all Wells is excited about this son and racing to our potential." LeBron lames has given season without any morning weekend and sees the wide Both teams will have a chance en Swanger BG H*w> fans a reason to celebrate — practices." open field as an advantage for to test their potential this RUNNING TO GLORY: Two members of the cross country team run And while their training is the even if they have to stay up her team. Saturday in Akron. during a match last month. until the early morning hours same, both teams are coming "It will just come down to who to do it. The 18-year-old rookie begins his NBA career in a 10:30 p.m. game last night against the Sacramento Kings. Fans like Nick Thompson can't remember looking for- ward so much to a Cavaliers' opener. Rugby "I'm a Cleveland sports fan, but the last few years have been tough," the 24-year-old Clevelander said. "The Indians fell off. The Browns so far have been disappointing." gets back Thompson is among those who expect lames to revive the lowly Cavaliers. lames has already generated national attention for a franchise that used to be ignored in its own on course city. Last year's opener received By Was Holsmger alien to fans that had followed all the attention of a high GUEST REPORTER BG's ruggers over the past few school junior varsity game. The BGSU rugby team got years. But this year, Champps tack on the winning track by "We shuffled some people restaurant in suburban Valley sweeping four matches from into different positions to try and View was decked out in the previously unbeaten Michigan maximize everyone's abilities," Cavaliers' wine and gold col- State over the weekend as well as Mazzarella said. ors yesterday in preparation a solo match against Toledo. Most notable of those changes for a tip-off party. The Falcons edged the was the move that put Vince Champps has been a good Spartans 17-12,19-0, 7-0 and 5 - Staropoli in the centers and out Photo Provided luck spot for Cavaliers' fans so 0 while beating Toledo 20 - 15. of the scrum half spot that he SWEET SWEEP: Fullback Chad Cunnigan sweeps the end for the game-winning try against State. far. It was the site of a lottery The victories gave BG their had owned since the second BG swept matches against Michigan State and Toledo this weekend draft party in May when the eighth straight Michigan match of his freshman year. Cavaliers won the right to Collegiate Conference champi- "Vinnie is so versatile as an draft lames with the No. 1 onship. athlete and rugby player dial he the scoreboard, but they certain- the first try." State's tack and make the final pick. Nonetheless, the rain and a would shine at any position on ly had an effect on concentrating Moving over from wing to lull- 17-12. Manager Sherry Nelson said sloppy field played havoc with all the field," Mazzarella said. the power of BG's offense. Taking back for the first time since his While B( 1 seemed to solve the the restaurant booked a band three clubs' offenses and con- Of the seven backfield posi- the kickoff from the State, the freshman year. Chad Cunnigan problem of die slick field and and has other activities to spired to hold the scoring down. tions, only wing Alessio Falcons set up camp on the put up the first of BG's three tries greasy ball, the Spartans twelve keep people around for the "The field conditions took us DiFranco and fly half Ion doorstep of the Spartans goal with a little juke move that left a points in the first match marked late game. out of our normal basketball on Woodman are in their original line for the first 23minutes, or Spartan defender down in the the end of any offensive coher- Cavaliers fans have waited a grass style of play and made us positions. over one full quarter of the game. mud. Wing Matt lohnston's con- ence on their part. long time for something to play a ball control game." said "This goes against everything I "That was probably one of the version was followed by another In the second match wing cheer about. They shouldn't coach Roger Mazzarella. "It's believe as a coach," Mazzarella greatest sustained offensive dri- short yardage try by prop Hobby leron Foust picked up two tries have trouble staying up late. good to know that we can domi- said. "But it was something we ves I've ever seen," said MSU Brandenstein to give BGa short- and center Anthony U'an/ci "The West Coast start time nate the field in spite of the had to try to increase our point coach Dave Poqucttc. "I mean lived 12-0 lead. The Spartans punched in another. Scnim half is a killer, but I'll do it," weather." production." we threw an equally great battled tack to tie the score at 12, Derek lines landed two convcr- Thompson said. The matches also featured a Thanks to the weather, the defense at BG, but they just kepi only to watch Cunnigan take off backfield that was completely changes didn't show much on hammering away until they got on a 75-yard jaunt that broke RUGBV, PAGE 8 Browns' RB Green arrested By Tom Witters reporting a possible drunken dri- fine. our players within the organiza- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ver. Green also pleaded innocent tion on an individual basis," WESTLAKE, Ohio—Cleveland "He must be horribly intoxicat- before Rocky River Municipal Browns president Carmen Policy Browns running back William ed," the female caller told police ludge Maureen Cravens to a said in a statement. "William is Green pleaded innocent yester- as she described Green driving charge that he drove outside his represented by counsel, and we day to charges of driving under on and off the road in a tape lane. have been assured that we will be the influence of alcohol and mar- played on local TV Green and his attorney. Brian kept advised throughout these ijuana possession. An officer pulled Green over Downey, did not comment after proceedings. We will work in con- According to a police report, after observing his car weaving the arraignment. junction with the National Green was arrested at 6:12 p.m. and being driven on a flat front After stopping Green, Football League to monitor this Monday after he railed a breath tire. Patrolman Casey Carry gave field matter closely." test He had a blood alcohol con- If convicted on the DU1 charge. sobriety tests to the 23-year-old. The Browns have a bye diis tent of .165 — more than twice Green could receive probation or Green didn't follow instructions Sunday. Following practice yes- Ohio's legal limit of .08. up to a $1,000 fine and six for the tests and was given a terday, Cleveland's players were An officer found a bag of mari- months in jail. His license also breath test. given the next four days off and juana weighing 3.2 grams in could be suspended from six Green was released on bond do not have to report tack until Green's sport utility vehicle. months to three years. Monday night. Monday. On Monday, police received a The marijuana charge is a mis- "Our team policy dictates that ARRESTED: Green pleaded not guilty to the charges yesterday. cell phone call from a motorist demeanor and carries a $100 we handle all incidents involving SREEN,PAGE 8 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWJGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS T. *- a . *Yr. J 8 Thursday. October 30.2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Green leads Many runners favor testing By Bob Baum medalist and former world ple. Godina and Drummond noted has won the last three U.S. 5,000- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS record holder in the women's "Everyone in track and field is that other sports, baseball in par- meter championships despite Not every track and field ath- pole vault. "I think a lot of people not doing wrong," she said. ticular, do not test as aggressively being legally blind. team in lete is running scared from what have been wanting to be able to "Everyone in track and field is not as track does. "I don't care if they're a gold could become the biggest steroid be that person. For someone to making bad choices. I have "They get headlines for home medal favorite. It doesn't matter. I scandal in the sport's tarnished take that step and go to that next respect for myself. I don't care runs. We get headlines for busted would rather take a team clean to rushing history. level has really opened the what environment you came athletes," Drummond said. Athens and walk away with some Many elite competitors are doors." from. There's no excuses." USA Track & Field, die sport's medals, or no medals" cheering the aggressive retesting Four U.S. track and field ath- Though most track athletes national governing body, has pro- Britain's Paula Raddiffe, con- of samples from this summer's letes have tested positive for don't use banned substances, posed tougher dnig rules that sidered the world's best long-dis- this year U.S. and world championships tetrahydrogestrinone, or THG, nearly all in the sport at some could include a lifetime ban for a tance female runner, has been for the steroid 11IG and a pro- and Furope's top sprinter has point come under suspicion, first steroid offense. Such a ban is one of the sport's most vocal anti- posed lifetime ban of those who admitted taking it in nutritional especially anyone who wins. popular among track athletes doping advocates. She has urged test positive in the future. supplements he says he thought "I think people look at me and who say they have nothing to others to come forward with "I've had people ask me, 'Do were allowed. say how did she get so good so worry about because they won't information. 6REEN, FROM PAGE? you think it's going to ruin your Those using performance- fast." Dragila said. "I have heard test positive. "The scandal over 1HG may be sport?"' two-time worid champi- enhancing drugs have always that people talk about me behind Godina would take the punish- the best thing that could have Cleveland next plays on on shot putter lohn Godina said seemed to be a step ahead of my back." ment even further. happened to athletics,'' Raddiffe Nov. 9 at Kansas City, and it in an interview with The those doing the testing. There is obvious frustration "Once a cheater, always a said in a column in die Daily was unclear if Green will be Associated Press this week. "But Acquisition of the THG sample, among the athletes about the cheater," he said. "I like the idea of Telegraph of London. "The available. this is just better and better and for the moment at least, closed perception that you have to cheat a lifetime ban and erasing any- cheats are being uncovered and In 2001, Browns coach better. livery time somebody gets that gap. to win in track and field, where thing they did from the record they now have nowhere to hide. Butch Davis suspended caught it improves your sport." "This is something that's been there is testing at meets and ran- books." Those who thought they were defensive tackle Gerard As sprinter Ion Drummond going on for a long time and it's dom out-of-competition tests. U.S. athletes testing positive for untouchable and could get away Warren, fullback Mike Sellers put it. "It's a great day for track just that someone apparently got "People say our sport is the THG this summer face a two-year with it are running scared." and cornerback Lamai and field." fed up." said sprinter and hurdler dirtiest sport of all. but I beg to suspension, which would keep Lost in the controversy, Devers Chapman forone game with- The athletes interviewed by the Gail I levers, one of the most dec- differ," Drummond said. "I don't them out of next summer's said, is the impact steroid use has out pay following their arrests AP praised the unidentified orated athletes in U.S. history. think we are the dirtiest sport Olympics. on young people, especially in separate incidents on the coach who gave the U.S. Anti- Devers, who turns 37 next because of the amount of testing "I want the athletes who will- aspiring athletes who feel they same day. Doping Agency a syringe con- month, said the steroid scandal we do, the number of athletes ingly, knowingly and intentional- must cheat to get an edge in the Warren was arrested in taining THG, which previously was the biggest factor in her deci- tested per capita. I think we're die ly took illegal substances with the intense competition. Pittsburgh for having a con- had gone undetected. sion to return for another year of most policed sport, and we're the intention of improving their per- "I want those kids to know cealed weapon in his car "I think he's a hero," said Stacy competition in 2004. She wants most publicized spun when it formance to be banned and elim- there are people out there living while Sellers and Chapman Dragila, the 2000 Olympic gold to continue to serve as an exam- comes to drugs." inated.'' said Maria Runvan, who right." she said. were arrested in Cleveland on felony drug charges. Sellers was later released by the Browns. NFI. spokesman Greg Aiello would not comment u ers specifically on Green's arrest. Under the league's sub- Lewis wants team to focus * ?§ stance abuse policy, any play- er who breaks the law for thrive in alcohol or drug-related By loe Kay offenses is subject to fines THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and suspensions, Aiello said. difficult Green missed Cleveland's CINCINNATI— Chad lohnson has been warned to game last Sunday in New watch the choreography. lingland with a separated The trash-talking receiver conditions right shoulder. It was a home- who loves entertain the crowd coming of sorts for Green, after a touchdown put the RUGBY, FROM PAGE 7 who starred at Boston Cincinnati Bengals' biggest College before turning pro comeback of the season at risk sions as BG recorded the first of after his junior season. with his latest move. While at BC, Green was three shutouts in the 19-0 victory. Coach Marvin Lewis castigat- Wing Jeremy Welsh got the twice suspended from the ed him on the sideline Sunday team for marijuana use. lone iry and lines converted to after his throat-slash gesture give BG a 7-0 victory in the third The 6-foot-1. 215-pound after a touchdown drew a 15- Green was selected in the first match. Hanker leremy Barber's yard penalty.. try in the fourth match, a 5-0 vic- round (No. 16 overall) in the The Bengals overcame it. tory, completed the BG sweep 2002 draft. holding on for a 27-24 victory over Michigan State. Following a slow start as a over Seattle. Against Toledo, center Will rookie. Green rushed for 887 lohnson said yesterday that Norman, scrum halves Brian yards — 726 in his final seven he hadn't been fined by the NFL, Knaupe and Gordon Simon, and games — as the Browns won an indication that the league accepted his explanation that it lock Tom lorbrizzio all scored seven of their final 10 games unconverted tries in a 20-15 vic- was an innocent mistake. Tony Trlbb4« AP Pholo to earn a playoff spoL tory. Green leads Cleveland this "They would have done it IN DEEP TROUBLE: Bengals' head coach Marvin Lewis yells at receiver Chad Johnson after the This Saturday the Falcons, season with 559 rushing already," said lohnson, who has now 28-5, will host Wisconsin a lot of firsthand knowledge of receiver made a throat cutting gesture after catching a touchdown pass Sunday. Johnson was yards on 142 carries. penalized on the play, but Cincinnati still won the game over Seattle, 27-24. Stevens Point in the third round the league's methods for fines. of the Midwest Collegiate cham- "I'm sure they understand what I are beginning to learn that this is He started getting attention going to get better. There are pionships. It will be the first ever meant." ■V S \ \ \ % JR a team game. It's not the Chad with his catches and his win three things in life that are cer- match between the number two His head coach is less under- lohnson show, it's a team game. guarantees last season, when tain: death, taxes and not being seeded Falcons and number standing. Did you know... I le understands and is remorse- the Bengals finished 2-14. Most able to cover me." seven seeded Stevens Point. Apples, not caf- Lewis jogged over to lohnson ful." of his trash talking is playful He's been fined $20,000 this Game time is 1 p.m. at the as he returned from the end. Remorseful, perhaps, but not rather than malicious — he even season for violating the league's College Park rugby field. The feine, are more zone after Sunday's display, and ready to become a wallflower. makes fun of himself. uniform regulations — shirt not efficient at waking match winner will advance to the berated him at length on the lohnson is enjoying his emer- Last week, lohnson suggested tucked in and so forth. He got Midwest semi-finals in you up in the sideline. The first-year head gence as one of the league's top there's no pressure on him now another $5,000 fine for pretend- Columbus next weekend. morning... coach made it sink in that every young receivers. His 53-yard that he's become the leader of ing to take a photograph in the action — even one done in fun touchdown catch Sunday left the Bengals' receiving corps. end zone with Peter Warrick to m-m-m-m — has consequences. him with 643 yards and an 18.4- "That's just me," he said. "I celebrate a touchdown in apples!!! * "That's the significance of yard average per catch in seven worked my way from the bot- Cleveland. 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Call 353-0325 9am • 9pm. 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments I1K«K-4IV..15.1.WI.1| IOc-0 Nortri Main St. Rn 419-353-5191 p.-m.iil lium>( itmt.tr m »* i Sigmas raise funds, goods to benefit area homeless by Ariel Castro EDITOR IN-CHIEF "The purpose of Project SLEEP is give someone one outfit or one dinner, On a chilly fall night, with frost to raise food, money and clothes for the we are doing something." conditions and cold winds, the homeless and less fortunate in the Though members often get sick brothers of Phi Beta Sigma played Bowling Green and Toledo area." Damon each year from sleeping out in the cold, cards, stepped, and slept out- Kennedy, president of the chapter, said. the love of their fraternity and its motto side the Union for their The philanthropy program has keeps Project SLEEP going every year. philanthropy been part of Sigma history for the past 12 Culture for service, service for program. years. humanity." the members said with pride Project SLEEP. "It started in '92 as a national and in unison. program," Kennedy said. "But it is now a The program reflected the Creek tradition of the Epsilon Phi chapter." value of service Each October, the Sigmas host a "There is always someone in a two-week fund-raising and food and worse situation than you are." Hawkins clothing drive. They mark the end of it • said. "You should give back." by sleeping outside overnight to repre- Project SLEEP took place on sent the struggles of the homeless. October 16. 2003. Phi Beta Sigma was "We've been more proactive founded in 1914 and has been at the about it this year." Duanc Hawkins, University since 1973. The Epsilon Phi member of the fraternity, said. "We went chapter currently has 15 members. door-to-door in the dorms for donations. Their website can be found at the Creek Sometimes people can only give 15 or 25 Affairs web page, www.greekbgsu.com. cents, but that still makes a difference." THE GA VEL "The best thing about it is doing something for the less fortunate in the community." Kennedy said. "If we can kwce Christopher, The Obsidian VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Phi Mu WhifTleball Tournament Kettle Bell Ringers Sweeten the Season benefiting St. Vincent's Hospital The Salvation Army for those with MS Nov. 1,2003 Nov. 14-Dec. 24, 2003 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America Field House Findlay, Ohio Ongoing until Dec. 31, 2003 Contact Katie Pawlak at Contact Heidi Asher at Contact Malcolm Friend at (419) 214-3809 (419)422-8238 (800) 532-7667 [email protected] [email protected] Chi Omega Cornhole Tournament benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation Shelter Work / Fundraisers Various Opportunities Nov. 2. 2003 Paws & Whiskers Cat Shelter. Inc. The Toledo Hospital Field House Ongoing Ongoing Contact Lisa Cardinal at Toledo. Ohio Toledo, Ohio (419) 214-3708 Contact Dave Plunkett at Contact Barbara Arnold at (419) 536-1914 (419) 291 4380 American Indian Pow Wow [email protected] [email protected] and Fall Harvest Festival Arts & Scraps Kids Cafe Volunteers Winter Festival Decorating Nov. 8, 2003 Toledo NW Ohio Food Bank Lagrange Development Corporation Southfield, Mich. Every Wednesday and Friday Nov. 22,2003 Contact Peg Upmeyer at Toledo, Ohio Toledo. Ohio (313)640 4411 Contact Volunteer Relations at Contact Monica Stephens at [email protected] (419)242-5000 moniliz81 @yahoo.com [email protected] E-mail volunteer opportunities to [email protected] October 30. 2003 0AVEL page 4 Omegas, Kappas busy in first year back on campus by Sheena Neal REPORTER After an absence of five years, the men of Omega Psi Phi are officially represented on campus as of spring semes- ter. "Motivation to come back to campus came from an undying interest from students and Toledo graduates," James Jackson, advisor of the Delta Epsilon chapter, said. When organizations have been absent on campus, there is always a process that must be completed before they can be represented again. "The process began about a year ago," Jackson said. "In this time, we got involved with Greek Affairs, the gradu- ate chapter and nationals." "The men of Omega Psi Phi look forward to a great semester and a bright future as they put on structured, cre- ative and innovative programs for the black community - such as the Hats and Gloves Drive in December and the RETURN OF THE QUES: Members of Omega Psi Phi. pictured above, are part of one of two year-round mentoring program." undergraduate member NPHC fraternities making their return to Bowling Green State University. Both were brought Javon Burkes said. back to campus with the help of alumni and continual efforts by the Office of Greek Affairs. (Continued on page 11) LAMBDA • KAPPA • THETA • ETA • ZETA • EPISILON • PHI Happy Thursday...The weekend is almost here111 o B.G/s Largest selection of 5S X Greek Merchandise < Burl's Bee Items Tanks Candy Jars Initial Shirt Looking to Sell S Stickers Sweatshirts Shorts BGSU Clothing That Fancy o Frames Windbreakers Jewelry Dry Cleaning O I—( Scrubs Hats Flip Flops Service S Sports Car You CO Gum on Stationary Jackets Pins Tuxedo Rental o Have Stashed Shot Glasses Sorority Bags Pencils/Pens Greeting Cards Away in the Glass Mugs Coffee Mugs Bumper Stickers Balloon Bouquets o postage Window Stickers Plastic Mugs ID. Covers Balloons m Garage? < Key Chains Tumblers Toe Rings T-Shirts Magnets Belly Button Rings stamps S5 • Best Selection • Best Service • Bj2 BT 2 Best Quality has 4Q Your Sewn on Letters and g -■ \ £« Embroidery Specialists two to GAMMA » DELTA ' EPSILON • ZETA • TETA • IOTA • MU October 30. 2003 0AVEL page 5 Overview of the Recruitment Task Force from the BGSU Recruitment Task Force Draft Report The lask force was commissioned by Greek Affairs lo examine the overall Greek recruitment process for fraternities and sororities. The group met for four consecutive Mondays in October and was composed of undergraduate students, chapter advisors. Greek Council advisors. Residence Life staff, Marketing and Communications staff and Greek Affairs. The goal is to move the Greek community from 12 to 15 percent of the undergraduate student population and to ensure that students were joining for the right reasons. The task force concentrated on three specific areas of recruitment - opportunities, message and communication. Recruitment Opportunities Message and Audience Everything we do is recruitment. - Overall message needs to be simple, repeated often, - High school counselor day at BGSU (Nov. 20) emphasizing our core values. - Campus tour guides - Potential New Members Preview Days (Oct. 18 & Dec. 6) - Parents - President's day - OREG How d.o we communicate our Message! - Move-in assistance for fall - Brochure, postcards - Move-in dinner for the fall - Emails - Meet the Greeks event each semester - Web sites - Greek RA's - WRSA - Parents, faculty, alumni - Monitor (faculty and staff paper) - University Ambassadors - Meet the Greeks nights The group also discussed timelines for spring and fall recruitment. The Great STUDENT UNION American Smokeout MUNCH FOR MIRACLES! Challenging people to stop using tobacco Purchase a new Pick up your FREE Homestyle Chicken Smokeout Survival Kit """" Strips Combo Meal! November 19th and 20th in the 2 5 by Patricia Rengifo REPORTER It's not easy being Greek. In a time when ii seems like the pillars of the Greek world arc crumbling, Lori Han Eberl offers 10 steps to making Greek great again. During her two-day visit to the University in September. Ebert used humor as a way to explain a process of bettering the Greek community. "The challenge you have as Greeks is to decide if you will be the honored and the proud or if you will be the stereo type." Ebert said. The key to a strong chapter lies inside each member. It is not about the officers, it's about everyone, she said. "You can't be perfect, but it's your GAVEL page 7 job (o be the best you can be. Recruii (he about it." member of a Creek organization. people who are trying their best to be the Ebert had two options, she could "You need lo be selfish with ibis best." quit or make it better. She chose the latter experience and take responsibility I 1. FOLLOW THE ROAD SI6NS...THEY ARE 7. EDUCATE THE NEW 'PASSENGERS.1 THERE FOR A REASON. 8. EDUCATE THE NEW 'BUS DRIVERS.' 2. EVEN IF YOU ARE A 'PASSENGER,' YOU SHOULD HAVE AN IDEA OF WHERE YOU ARE 9. DON'T PLAY BUMPER CARS. GOING. 10. DO NOT DRIVE DRUNK. 3. EVERY MEMBER IN A CHAPTER SHOULD TAKE A TURN 'DRIVING THE BUS.' 11. DONT IGNORE YOUR 'DISPATCHERS.* 4. APATHY COMES NOT FROM DULL OR LAZY 12. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR PASSENGERS, BUT BAD OR UNINSPIRING ACTIONS 'DRIVERS.' 13. SUPPORT YOUR MEMBERS. 5. TO COMBAT APATHY, HELP MEMBERS TAKE AN ACTIVE AND MEANINGFUL ROLE. 14. OON'T TOOT YOUR OWN HORN. 6. FOLLOW THE RULES. 15. FOLLOW YOUR ROADMAP. October 30. 2003 GAVEL pa&e8 EMERGING LEADERS Fifty-five students took part in this semester's Emerging Leaders weekend at Camp Willson in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Emerging Leaders is a three-day retreat that focuses on teaching members of the Greek community to apply leadership knowledge and skills to all facets of life. Two members of each fraternity and sorority were invited to attend the event. The motto for this semester is "leadership is action, not position." and the attendees took part in many breakout sessions built around that theme. Emerging Leaders is an event that takes place twice per year and targets the more recent new mem- bers of Greek chapters at the University. For more information about the program, con- tact Bryan Figura. the graduate assistant who works with the team leaders, at [email protected]. The 1972 College Handbook designated "official" campus areas for sunbathing The "appropriate" attire recommended for women were Above: Emerging Leaders Team Leaders (clockwise from left) - Lindsey Gable. Andrew Reider. Stephen Fogg, Melanie Menz and Courtney White. Below: Team Leader Lindsey Cable facilitates a session with her team on decision- making at Camp Willson. ,AZ AZ A/ A/. A/ A/ AZ AZ AZ A/. A/ AZ AZ I You've done it in sand. You've done it in mud. |But have you done it in JELLO? DELTA ZEN TURTLE TUG Sunday. November 2 Starting at 2pm For more information or to sign up. call 572-2139 AZ A/ A/. AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ. AZ \/. AZ AZ A/. October 30. 2003 GAVEL me9 Writers wanted for new book on Greek Life ARLINGTON, VA search for true stories* book and be proud to lecting stories and entertaining read with a (PRWEB) September 22 told through the eyes of wear letters on their hopes to release the purpose: The uncen- 2003- A new book. the author or authors. chests." anthology in the fall of sored stories of risk, Legend of the Chapter Writers can submit 2004. romance and humor House: Greek Life. Love, story ideas at legendof- "There is no will unhinge the memo- & Laughter Told books.com or discuss shortage of negative ries of other Greek Through Our Eyes, has ideas personally with media scrutiny about members who want to begun a nationwide Koester. Upon publica- Greek life," Koester relive their own colle search to find the best tion, writers will be said. "But that is not giate adventures." stories highlighting life paid for published sto- the complete story. Visit wvvw.leg- in fraternities and ries. Deadline for sub- Greeks are the largest endofbooks.com for sororities. mission is April 30. volunteer network in more information, to "There are over 9 2004. the world, serve in submit story ideas, or to million members of the "I'm doing this many leadership posi- offer support on the Greek system all around project entirely on my Koester, a former tions, and foster a page where individuals the world," says Eric own and really hoping founding father of his unique sense of com and groups can post Koester. who came up it can be something I fraternity at Marquette munity. I think it is time messages and links to with the idea for can give back to the University, decided to for a book to come their sites. Publicity Legend. "There are Greek community," provide a forum to along and show what is materials and additional I some incredible stories Koester said. "Being in highlight the positive positive, fun, and right information about the in that group just wait- my fraternity was great side of Greek life. about being in a sorori- project are also avail- ing to be told." and now that I've gradu- Presently, he is enrolled ty or fraternity. able online. Legend of the ated, I appreciate it even in law school at George Legend of the THE GA VEL Chapter House is more. I hope people will Washington University. Chapter House is engaged in a nationwide be able to point to this Koester has begun col- designed to bo a quick. I ...its A Great / liTO Daily Habit! "one of the top 200 salons in the country "-Saton TODAY r o„ 's WELCOME GREEK STUDENTS <%* Wear your letters & receive 3.00 off haircuts, 5.00 off ...can be found at 204 Wesi Han chemical services, & 2 pi) off SO on-campus 372-2601 tanning packages The News That Matters To You... ««wbgn»»com locations... Greek Students Onlj >^Sfe^°S THE i What's going -2445 on at BGSU? HAIR AND lANNING Call fact line at •Featuring* David DeWalt: Owner/Stylist Jessica Messer: Stylist 372-2 372-2445 Lisa McCoy: Stylist •CUT AND STYLE INCLUDED W/ALL CHEMICAL SERVICES' Your connection to campus! •SPECIALIZING IN FOILS* 419-352-6459 529 Ridge Street Bowling Green October 30, 2003 GAVEL page 10 INTRAMURAL SPORTS CURRENT SPORTS Whiffleball - Playoffs begin December 3 Handball - Play begins November 3, Playoffs begin December 8 Racquetball - Play begins November 3, Playoffs begin December 8 Innertube Water Polo - November 3, Playoffs begin December 1 UPCOMING REGISTRATION DEADLINES 3-player Basketball - Entries accepted Nov. 4-12 Play begins November 17 Swim Meet - Entries accepted Nov. 4-13 Meet slated for November 19 Track & Field Meet - Entries accepted Nov. 4-18 Meet slated for November 3 or November 20 ^Domino's 353-MEGA (6 3 4 2) 1 large cheese or *w Pizza 1 topping pizza Our prices won't require you to Flex your funds. 1 medium 2 topping pizza Check out our 7 specials for $7 each! |1 small 3 topping pizza $7 Student Value Menu 2 small cheese pizzas (valid w/ BGSU » only) 10 chicken kickers & Dance Marathon! a20oz. Keep an eye out for an 8 cheesy Bread, 5 wings ALL YOU CAN EAT & a 20oz. Coke Pizza Night CALL AMY AT in November! 1 small cheese pizza plus 1 of the following: 5 wings, THE GAVEL AD OFFICE \^R ^J Free Delivery cheesy bread, bread 372-2605 1616 E. Wooiter, Unit J VISA sticks or cinna sticks October 30. 2003 GAVEL mage II Fraternities make big plans (Continued from page 4) chapter that has been The motto of Kappa According to chapter reopened this year is Kappa Alpha Psi is "achievement in president Marcus Simpson, Alpha Psi. The last time that every field of human endeav- their organization is set apart the "Kappas" were officially or" and the members take from the rest because they on campus was in January of pride in being "the hardest attract, instead of recruit, the 2001. fraternity to get into" brightest men on campus "The process of com- "We don't and won't who already exhibit their ing back on campus was just specialize in numbers, we cardinal principles - man- a matter of taking a couple of always look at quality." one hood, scholarship, persever- months to meet with Creek undergraduate member said. ance and uplift. Affairs, getting re-established Some of the upcom- Members of Omega as a group and getting ing events sponsored by the Psi Phi believe in their motto, Toledo alumni involved to Kappas include Kappa Week "friendship is essential to the build new connections." in November, the Indiana soul." chapter president Rezell Love clothing drive with "Don't get the dog Simmons said. Sigma Camma Rho in image twisted," Burkes said. The Kappas are usu- January, and a "Crimson and "Dogs are man's best friend ally associated with a "pretty Cream" ball with Delta and their loyalty is boy" image within NPHC Sigma Theta. unmatched." groups. However, Simmons "We'll be giving away The fraternity looks believes that there is more to gifts to the ladies and taking forward to an exciting school it than that. them to the movies during year as the Greek communi- "We are the Nupes. Ladies' Appreciation Night." ty becomes more diverse. And being a Nupe is a Simmons said. "We definite- The members are striving to lifestyle. We are men of a ly want them to come out BACK IN TOWN: Brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi. Zela Nu putting the "Que" back in different quality and our dis- and show their support." Chapter pose at Meet the Greeks. The Kappas have been rein- "quality." tinct style cannot be dupli- THE GAVEL stated at the University after a 2-year period. Another fraternity cated." he said. of all photocopier faults worldwide are caused by people sitting on them and 23% photo copying their buttocks. HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY THURSDAY HAPPY HALLOWEEN... Conqratslatiotts to the Fall New Fall Arrivals from L.A. 2003 Phi Class? 50% off selected summerwear Tricia Burger Valerie Lambert *Get 15% off selected purchases Kari Burmeister Ashley Prqor Oenna Fina * > Andee Taylor with this coupon! Melissa Fletcher Bridget Tighe Diversity Boutique offers diverse Tiffany Gorbtj Andrea Vantaggi apparel, Highstrung jewelry, Sarah Hamen Ryle White Amanda Henson Lisa Yearsin and accessories Heather Kovacs > Open: Mon-Wed 1-7 Thur-Sat 1-9 across from Junction (Tux's IVe love )0ii girls* (419)353-7259 October 30. 2003 GAVEL page 12 Domino's Pizza Night planned to benefit Dance Marathon In \iii-l Castro reason it's Creek-based is statement thai we care about EDITOR-IN-CHIEF because our groups are verj Dance Marathon." With less than lit) active." Ticket sales will days It'll until the largest StU- The evenl will lake begin Ibis Sunday, November »•*• dcnt-run philanthropy in place on November 19,2otn. 2, and will end on November Ohio lakes place, the from ">-H p.m. al the Mpha \i I 1. Sludenls \\ill be able to I'anhcllcnic Council is keep- Delia and Kappa Alpha hous- bursar their tickets. Students ing the kids in mind. es. Tickets will he sold al can pick up their tickets only The organization is individual chapter meetings al their chapter meetings. putting together a pizza buf- for $ri apiece. The event will "As we develop it fur- 26-2 fet with the help pi'Domino's, he open to independent stu- ther and begin ticket sales, and proceeds from the event dents, but they will need lo we would like to see partici- going to the 2(104 Dance purchase tickets from a fra- pation from all Greeks," Marathon. ternity or sorority member. Lahote said. "We encourage Tracy Lahote, presi- Awards will he given out to all chapters to wear their let- 48 days dent of the council and assis- the chapters that sell the ters or some Dance tant director of planning lor most tickets per member. Marathon apparel." the Marathon, is in charge of Lahote believes the Volunteers will be countin coordinating Domino's Pizza evenl will be good for Greek needed to help every aspect !\ight. community. of the event to run smoothly. "I'anhel "as "This will be a way to Interested chapters can con- approached by Domino's to keep chapters competing tact Sarah Loge, volunteer gel this event underway on while working together," she coordinator, at behalf of the entire (ireek said. "It will bring Greek [email protected]. community," she said. "The students together to make a THE GAVEL Look for the next issue of The Gavel inside The BG News on November 20, 2003. ABrAEZHeiKAMNHOnPITYOX^CiABrAEZHOIKAMNHOnPZTYcDXQABrAEZHOIKAMN ^Greeks hove been, at BGSU for aver 60 of I Pi Kahhn Aihi\a was the first fraternity at BQSU's 53 years? BGSU in 19^2 " 9Surma Lambda Beta was founded at BGSU in 1996 «• % Abbrcpcimately 600 Greeks live in BGSU Greek housing 9Aihha Phi, Delta Gamma, A.lhha Xi and IThe first Greek Housing at BGSU was built Gajnma Phi Beta were founded at BGSU in 1943 in-1946 (the current fraternity row) BGSU Residence Life- Greek Affairs Mission Building the premier Fraternity and Sorority Community in North America utilizing continuous improvement that provides the following: 1. A quality undergraduate residential experience tor the housed fraternities & sororities 2. A complete quality undergraduate fraternity and sorority experience that builds community among all Greeks and that emphasizes our founding principles of: -.Service ■Leadership ■Brotherhood/Sisterhood 3. A commitment to furthering the Greek Advising profession through a quality graduate preparatory experience, research, conference attendance 4 presentation and national leadership Fall 2003 For more information, check out the Greek BGSU web site at www.qreekbqsu.com UOSNWV>II0HZ3VJeVU/rAX