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By Patricia Renpilo challenge the use of race in son between the national organi- (irutter v. Bollinger spoke on Chandler, an equity and diver now raising funds. They got CITY «E*S EDI'OR admissions at University of zation Coalition to Defend campus. sity officer, has been at the together and put together a plan." Ninety-three University stu- Michigan's law school and in the Affirmative Action, Integration "After speaking with the University for six years and will Chandler said "They really came dents, along with 17 students school's undergraduate program. and Fight for Equality by Any national organizers |for BAMNI also be taking part in the trip to together." from the University of Toledo, are The students have spent the Means Necessary, which orga- when Miranda Massie came to Washington, D.C. Hutchinson will also bespeak- going to court — the Supreme last six weeks preparing and nized the rally and the students. campus and seeing the interest "It is important because it ing during the rally beside i Ml Court. fund-raising for their two-day "BAMN is the organization that from oilier students, I decided could change equal access tights activist- like lesse lac ksoa They are traveling 480 miles to trip. The final cost of the trip is was formed in 1995 in response that I wanted to go to opportunity not only in educa- "It's really cool to lie a pan ol participate in a national march more than 55,400, which to the attack on affirmative action Washington," she said. tion, but also in employment," history. I'll be representing all and rally supporting affirmative includes two buses, highway In the University of (iilifornia sys- From that point Hutchinson (handler said. Native American students when I Chandler is pleased with the speak." Hull hinson said, action on the sieps of the U.S. tolls, parking fees and signs to tem,'' Hutchinson said. worked closely with Marshall l Supreme Conn today. carry. She became involved with the Hose and Sylvia Chandler in the amount of student participation The rally begins at > a.m. and Today, the court will hear two Bianca Hutchinson, sopho- organization in l-cbniary when Office of Equity, Diversity and in the organizing process. will last the duration ol the da] cases which may prove to lie his- more, is one of the driving forces Miranda Massie, the lead counsel Immigration Services to bring "All the students jumped on- while the Supreme t oufl hears toric. The lawsuits. Gnitter v. behind the trip. She acts as a liai- for the student intervenors in interested students together. board — signing petitions and the cases. Bollingcr and GratZ v. Bolllinger.

Business college A four-horse race looks for new dean USG candidates prepare for debate By io Ann Schultz REPORTER The College of Business Administration's present dean, |im Sullivan, is stepping down and going back to the department of Applied Statistics and Organizational Research. The col- lege is now in search of a new dear and this week has been a chance for potential candidates to present what new ideas and implementations they can offer the college. Yesterday's fourth candidate, Quona Odom loih Kontak Dr. Rosemary Ramsey, presented Jamie BorowsKi Clxis PeJrcy her ideas and what she would do Student Alumni Association, By loel Hammond resources available to students "I've been in a tew classes with that I offer a viewpoint that will to enhance the business depart- leaders in Residence. HAD. the MANAGING E01 TOR here, and would !*• able to help her, and we've always admired help that change be seen faster." ment. Dr. Ramsey is currently a Odom and her running male, Obsidian and Peer Leadership professor at Cleveland State The race to replace Sarah them through serving in this each other." Kontak said. "She Saccany and Kevin Yania office." has arranged University-wide Jonathan I larrell, have both lieen Council while here. University and has been interim actively involved with the dean of their marketing depart- as the president and vice Kontak has lieen a resident discussions and is a leader with- president of Undergraduate advisor for two years, and is also in the Political Science depart- SMART program, and Odom Chris Pearcy ment for two years. She has said that her experience with Pearcy. along with serving in worked for multinational compa- Student (iovernment is heating in IMPACT, a critical thinking ment." up, as a debate between the four learning community on campus. 1 taneO has convinced her he was USG currently, is a member of ny NCR in their corporate head- the right mnning mate. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, quarters and has also done direct candidates is slated for tonight at He is also involved with the Quiana Odom 8 p.m. In no specific order, here is music business, as he is a paid Odom, currently a senator in "We were mentors together in and is also president of the Walt sales for them. USG, said she knows the group is that program, and he is a very Disney World College Program Ramsey has been searching for a look at the candidates. singer with I'eace Lutheran Church and president of the the premier organization on passionate person," she said. "He Alumni Association. 1 le has cho- positions for dean all across the offered ideas at SMART roundta- sen Caroline Kelly, who also ran country and has been selective." I Josh Kontak Collegiate Chorale. I le is current- campus. But she wants other people to know, too. bles that we would have never for vice president last year, as his got Into this for the reason that Konlak, a senior-to-be at the ly in the USG Cabinet as state and national liaison, and served "I think my main motivation thought of.... In his capacity in running mate. But his platform many of us do. You're going to University, has had his eye on will be a bit different than others. this position for a while now. as a senator for the College of for running for this position is NAACP. he has done things to change a life. You can make a dif- help that organization reach a "The unique part is that I won't ference in students or faculty and "I wanted a career in public Music during his freshman year. because I want to know what we do here," she said. "We have a premier level, and I know he can be focused on addressing specif- it's very rewarding." service someday, and I believe I Kontak's running mate is Sara am the best candidate for the Kaminski. whom he knows well creed that we have adopted that do it in USG also." job," he said. "I think I have an enough to know that she is an says we are the premier organi- Odom has also been involved USG. PAGE 2 DEAN.PAGE 2 intimate knowledge of the influential person on campus. zation on campus, and I believe with Darrow Hall Council.

Bush postpones Pridgeon broadens Spectrum "My father recommended By Debra Beal "The movie that really turned me into an REPORTER that 1 watch Aguirre: The Wrath April Fools'Day of God," Pridgeon said. Video While there are many diings avid movie watcher was 'Star Wars.'I was men to execute April Fools' jokes, to be said about Chip Pridgeon, Spectrum had the obscure By Frankie Monticello nine when I saw the movie in the theater, (ierman film, and it proved to REPORTER providing pranksters greater manager of Video Spectrum, it cannot be said that he is just an and it was a visual spectacular." be a second awakening for President Bush announced anonymity. Pridgeon. After watching the yesterday that, due to the ongoing "You could really pull off some ordinary guy. CHIP PRIDGEON. MANAGER OF VIDEO SPECTRUM Like many other students, movie, he realized that films war with Iraq, this year's April rockin' pranks and help the econ- could be as much of an art form Fools' Day will be postponed till omy at the same time," Bush said. Pridgeon only came to Bowling planned to cut his losses and me into an avid movie watcher Green to attend the University. as writing or painting. The film next April. Citizens can also take comfort leave Bowling Green, but a was 'Star Wars.' I was nine when is a dark comedy widi a vision of With the military making plans in the idea that they can look for- Unlike others that only stay long timely job offer changed his I saw the movie in the theater. ward to two consecutive days of enough to get a degree before human folly. Pridgeon said. to fight Saddam Hussein's elite mind. and it was a visual spectacular," "In part, this movie got me Republican Guard in the near craziness next year, according to moving on, Pridgeon dropped At the time. Sue Wilkins, co- Pridgeon said. out of grad school and has my job here. When Sue inter- future, Bush said U.S. citizens Bush. owner otVidco Spectrum, need- As a teenager, Pridgeon viewed me, she asked me who must focus their attention on "I mean, you could make a made Bowling Green his home ed to hire a new store manager. became interested in watching for more than a decade. my favorite director was and I supporting our troops. Those weekend of it." he said. "Well, you She started to ask around town classic horror and science fic- talked about this movie with planning jokes this year are to could if April 1 and 2 actually end Pridgeon taught philosophy to find a good candidate to fill tion films on late-night televi- for a couple of years before he such enthusiasm that she execute them on April 2.2004. up falling on the weekend next the position. Through a friend sion, such as "Frankenstein" decided to offer me the job." year, but I don't think they will. decided that teaching wasn't for Though this may be an incon- of a friend, Wilkins found out and "Wolfman." His father, who Pridgeon said. venience, Bush promised another Wish 1 had a calendar on me." him. He didn't mind giving lec- about Pridgeon, who knew a lot was an avid movie buff and a A staff aid then fetched a calen- tures or leading class discus- In his position as manager, $300 tax rebate to those who about movies and appreciated professor of film and literature Pridgeon, along with help from cooperate. With the money, citi- dar to find that the holiday is to sions, but he simply didn't like films as an art form, and she at Marietta College, encouraged zens could purchase superior grading papers. When he offered him the position. his son to expand his movie prank supplies or hire hoax hit- F001S, PAGE 2 dropped out of grad school, he "The movie that really turned interests. PRID6E0N.PAGE2

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*.* 'I Tuesday. April 1.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Ramsey likes progress PROTESTING brought many problems to fac- also like to see the new entrepre- this were brown bag seminars, DEAR FROM PAGE 1 ulty members. neurship program and interna- book clubs, social outings and What drew her to the There were many ideas tional programs expand. "1 athletic events with alums. University was its ability to move Ramsey brought to the table. would like to initially do some "What 1 want to do fairiy quickly forward and not have to come in She enthusiastically presented grant writing for the internation- is bring some money in. I also to fix a lot of problems. "The what she would like to see be al programs and do some things think we can do something to done with the department such with international entrepreneur- contacting alumni." most important thing to me at Matt Ruhlin, a sophomore looking at Bowling Green is as curriculum, delivery mecha- ship," Ramsey said. nisms, partnerships and col- Other ideas were distance business accounting major, said, looking at forward progression." "I thought she's a great candi- She also wanted to avoid a legeality. education and the thought of Her ideas regarding curricu- bringing corporate industries date!" Ruhlin felt that among the union and the University isn't other candidates, Ramsey did unionized. Her present place of lum included collaboration with and responsibilities to the class- other parts of the university room. As for collegiality, "1 think some research on the University employment, Cleveland State you need a sense of communi- before presenting. "She's neck University, is unionized and such as expanding health care to the MBA program. She would ty," Ramsey said. Her ideas for and neck with the last guy," according to Ramsey has Ruhlin said. Daschle upset Pridgeon currently about postponed writing novel PRIDGEON, FROM PAGE 1 process of writing a romantic comedy novel. He expects that the staff, classified all the videos it will take another year for his and established the store shelf novel to be finished, but says he l«l Hammond Hi, N.-«s April Fools' Day displays. "We have sections "can see where it's going and PROTEST: Students protest Walt Disney World's presentation in ranging from the holocaust to see what needs to be done." FOOLS, FROM PAGE 1 vegetable for which I've really critters that run amok," Although he didn't study cre- Olscamp hall last night. For an in-depth look of BGSU's coopera- grown a taste." Pridgeon said. ative writing in college, he basi- tive partnership with the world-renowned company look in tomor- fall during the work week, mak- When asked why he Pridgeon is also responsible cally taught himself over the 11 row's BG News. ing weekend plans obsolete. described pineapples as vegeta- for purchasing new videos to years that he's worked at Video Bush's recent announcement bles, Daschle declined to com- increase the store's inventory, Spectrum. "I've attempted has caused a stir in Congress, ment. which is Video Spectrum's main maybe three or four other nov- given his plans to go forth with Bush insisted that the weekly edge over the competition. The els. It's taken me that long to his weekly prank call to nature of the prank exempts it benefit of this job over college learn how to write. 1 just didn't Domino's Pizza. from being an official April teaching is that "1 don't have to know what I was doing at first," BG NEWS For Bush to proceed with the Fools' joke. take this job home with me." he Pridgeon said. BRIEFING call would be to put himself "1 swore that is just one of my said. Weekends are not spent As for the small town life, "I above the law, according to everyday pranks, which had grading papers. like Bowling Green, although Correction The pro-troop rally was led Senate Minority leader Tom nothing to do with today's holi- The management position some students have called it by lim Rose a graduate stu- Daschle (D-S.D.). day," Bush told reporters this not only involved his avid inter- 'Boring Green,'" Pridgeon said. In yesterday's edition of The dent at the University. In fact "This is an outrage," Daschle morning. Reporters withheld est in movies, but with a four- "I like walking where 1 need BG News a group involved he insisted prior to the rally said. "I wish we could go back to questions as he continued talk- day work week, it also gave him to go. There aren't many small with a rally and a march in that his group was a peaceful the days of the scandal-free ing on the phone call. "Send two the opportunity to pursue his towns where you can just walk support of America's troops in one and was merely support- Clinton era. At least then, they of them this time, extra large, passion for writing. to listen to good jazz. It's a very Iraq was mistakenly identified ing the United State's troops. sent me pizzas with pineapple, a with, uh — send three, actually." Pridgeon is now in the good little town," Pridgeon said. as supporting the war. We apologize for the error. Candidates for next USG presidency set for debate tonight

USB.FROM PAGE 1 which he described as similar to n't be more confident with Kelly is currently the president of organization. fixed." ic issues." he said. "I want USG to IISG's current liaison committee. as a running mate. Resident Student Association, "I feel that the organization has He also wants to see changes in be a true democracy, and with die His vision would be to create "She's been excellent in USG all and serves as a resident advisor in done things procedurally that has the University's compliance with help of students, I think we can positions to directly link with year, and has a lot of experience Conklin North. He now serves as weakened its power, and I'd like the American Disabilities Act and attain that." other student organizations on within the organization," he said. Parliamentarian to USG. to change that," he said. improved maintenance proce- Pcarcy's plan for doing just that campus, such that many student Borowski, running with "Everyone seems to have their dures on campus, among other is to create the president's table, voices are heard. Jamie Borowski lawrcn Schuelke, sees room for own interpretation of the rules, issues. I'earcy also said that he could- Borowski, also a senior-to-be, immediate change within the and it's something that needs

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www.b2news.c0m/campus USG PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SET FOR TONIGHT The four candidates running for president undergraduate student government will participate in a debate tonight at 8 p.m. in room 113 Olscamp. Jamie Borowski, Quiana Odom, Chris Pearcy and Josh Kontak will participate in the debate and against each other for the seat CAMPUS

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Moore Musical Arts Noon actresses in pre-revolutionary Center 3 30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sales vice project. Sponsored by Kappa Cage Sit China who are separated by money 8 p.m. Australia and New Zealand Union Lobby Alpha Psi and Sigma Gamma Rho. Pi Kappa Phi will have a member and politics. Director Xie Jin has Nedyalka Valkanova, piano Informational Session Union Lobby of their fraternity in the cage at all been making films for over SO This is an informational session 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. times, through April 3 at noon. A years and remains the most popu- Master's candidate recital. about the many overseas study Pre-Veterinary Medical As«sc. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. collection bucket will be placed lar film maker in China. Mandarin Valkanova studies piano with Dr Laura Melton at the College of opportunities in Australia and New Table Phi Mu Cookie-Bake with him for donations for PUSH with English subtitles. Musical Arts Free and open fo the Zealand. 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Register for music as well as the speaker UAO Movie - Harry Potter 2 Dance Marathon VHS/DVD Video Information about community ser- workshops at the Information Campus Minister Andy DeGurge Union Theatre Students join rally at Supreme Court By Paul H.Johnson fight in this country for integra- The last time the Supreme Proskauer Rose \W. which has nation's top colleges and univer- Bush said some states _ such as THE ASSOCIAH0 PRESS tion and equality and in order to Court addressed affirmative offices in New York and Newark. sities will shrink dramatically if Florida, Texas, and California _ HACKENSACK, N.J. _ When convince the Supreme Court action in college admissions was He wrote a friend of the court the court rules that race cannot use programs based on a stu- lens of thousands of high school upholding affirmative action is in 1978 after Alan Bakke sued the brief for a coalition of 30 small lib- be used as a factor in college dent's high school rank and and college students converge on 100 percent necessary," said University of California, saying it eral arts colleges admissions. grade-point average instead of the steps of tlie U.S. Supreme Adam lerman, national outreach denied him entry to the medical He said the law school's admis- "Given the current structure of test scores to admit students. Court loday, Eric Adisa of South coordinator for the coalition. school in favor of a minority can- sion criteria, which take into K-12 education, it's very hard to The Texas model, for example, Orange, N.J., will be with them to At stake in the Michigan case didate with lower scores. account all of a candidates' qual- get a diverse student population guarantees admission to the state rally in support of affirmative are the methods used by colleges The court ruled in the Bakke ifications, including race, are sim- in college and certainly in gradu- university system to all students action. and universities over the past 25 decision that the University of ilar to the ones used by the more ate and professional school with- who graduate at the top 10 per- "I just think it's still a necessary years to admit minorities, partic- out aggressive affirmative action cent in their schools. Rahdert said program," said Adisa, a senior at ularly African-Americans and "It's necessary to rebuild the fight in this policies," said Mark Rahdert, those programs are troubling Rutgers University in New Hispanics. country for integration and equality and in associate dean and professor of because they benefit minority Brunswick, N.J. "Maybe the pro- Although the Supreme Court's law at Temple University in students only when the high grams need to be modified, but I ruling expected later this spring order to convince the Supreme Court Philadelphia. schools are all black, Hispanic, think they're still necessary." will address a complaint against a upholding affirmative action is 100 percent But opponents of affirmative Native American, or other minor- As the Supreme Court begins public university, it will dictate action argue that any considera- ity. hearing arguments in two cases policy at any private university necessary." tion of race is wrong, and they "It kind of validates the effects involving the University of of racial segregation in educa- that accepts government money, ADAM LERMAN, NATIONAL OUTREACH COORDINATOR FOR COALITION suggest that Michigan's policies Michigan and its law school, the which means almost every col- amount to quotas, which are tion," he said. outcome of which could change lege and university in the nation. California admissions system, competitive colleges and univer- banned by the Supreme Court. Rahdert said the court could the way colleges and universities "America today is wholly which set aside a fixed number of sities. "At their core, the Michigan take many actions when it rules around the nation admit minori- unequal racially and in terms of seats for minority students, was He said Michigan's undergrad- policies amount to a quota sys- on the two Michigan cases, but ties, some students are taking to gender. Our society needs to illegal. But writing the majority uate admissions process, in tem that unfairly rewards or the key part of the ruling will be the streets to voice their support acknowledge the inequality and opinion, Justice Lewis Powell said which students are assigned penalizes prospective students, whether it allows race to continue for affirmative action. discrimination that remains that universities and colleges numerical points if they are based solely on their race," said being used as a factor in admis- The march is being organized today and do something con- could use race as one of several minority members or children of President Bush, who took a sions. by the Coalition to Defend sciously to offset those inequali- factors in admissions alumni, for example, is rarely strong stance against affirmative " I think the case is going to turn Affirmative Action & Integration ties," Lerman said. "We have to In the Michigan case, separate used. action in remarks on Martin primarily on whether diversity in and Fight for Equality By Any convince die court Uiat the thing lawsuits challenge the universi- Dozens of schools, including Luther King's birthday in January. the student body is a sufficiently Means Necessary, the group that to do is uphold affirmative ty's undergraduate and law Princeton, have filed friend of the "The motivation for such an important government interest includes the student defendants action." school admission processes. court briefs in the Michigan case. admissions policy may be very to use race-conscious measures in the Michigan affirmative Adisa said between 150 and "It's really the law school case Legal analysts said that many good, but its result is discrimina- and whether race-conscious action cases. 200 students from Rutgers will that is the key one," said Chades of these schools argue that the tion, and that discrimination is measures can be used to achieve "It's necessary to rebuild the travel with him to Washington. Sims, a partner at the law firm of number of minorities at the wrong" Bush said. diversity," Rahdert said.

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Sonics guard RAY ALLEN, staling the obvious. (aMmdunm) OPINION USG peace resolution bad idea A peace resolution is some can't make up their minds them to speak on our behalf. If we declare that, as a whole, opposed to the war feel if they on this topic and all others. being brought in front — and that's okay. Can't we all What is the point of this reso- the undergraduate students of were anending a university that Instead of always trying to decide of Undergraduate agree to disagree? Why do we lution? Our campus is made up Bowling Green State University was for the war? who is right, why don't we allow student Government if passed, need to come to a consensus on of thousands of individuals who are not in support of this war, let us just agree that the everyone to have a different USG will be representing all of us what the entire undergraduate come from many backgrounds then what are those who do sup- undergraduate students of the point of view? If we spent more by saying that the undergraduate student body thinks of this issue? and experiences. It is our differ- port die war supposed to think? University, like the citizens of our time listening to each other we students of Bowling Green State Even if USG felt it was neces- ences that make college life They would feel misrepresented great country, are divided in their might actually learn something. University are against this war. sary to take it upon themselves interesting. Many would even and it would seem that someone opinion of the war. There is no If USG passes a resolution stat- I"hat is quite ridiculous. to represent our view on the war, argue that our campus is not is speaking for them when they need to speak for all of us. Allow ing that Bowling Green State The students of the University how do they know what our view diverse enough. So why would never asked anyone to. It would us to have our own. individual University is against this war have many different opinions is? Unless they went and polled we want to lump everyone into not be fair. stand and just leave it at that. without even consulting the stu- about the war. Some are for the every undergraduate student, one group and say that all the It would not be right for it to l£t us encourage everyone to dents, not only would it be unfair war, some are against it and how would they know? They students feel a particular way be the other way around, either. speak their minds and voice their and unnecessary — it would be don't know and it's not fair for about the war? How would it make those concerns, criticisms and support undemocratic.

vivnn Respect those who i I i US TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE ON THE STREET are fighting the war destruction and have openly living in the best country in the aided terrorists. Taliban and world: the United States of What is the best April Should the U. think that Saddam Hussein, a scores of terrorist organizations America. BRIAN Fools'Day prank dictator with more power and are conceived, nurtured and sup- I would also like to address all STRAIT sponsor such a a larger army, wouldn't try to ported by Pakistan. A single coup the protesters who feel the need you've ever pulled? do the same to the United radical speaker? in Pakistan could result in the to block major city streets in an Guest Columnist nuclear weapons and huge mili- effort to get their point across All States? It's very intelligent to The BGSU community recent- tary infrastructure falling into the of those people crowding the think that a missile couldn't hit Recently I was very surprised us from Iraq undetected. What ly shuddered at the visit of world- hands of terrorists This could be streets of (insert major city herel at the turnout of the articles about a submarine or a ship renowned racist and anti-demo- a major threat to entire world just doesn't make sense to me. It opposing my previous one. You cratic agitator David Horowitz. order. is simply idiotic to block average all definitely have the right to diat could strike from the A sampling of his philosophy: Bush should have concentrat- citizens from using their routes free speech without oppres- Adantic Ocean with nuclear slavery was a good thing for ed on the countries that arc of travel to try to get your point sion, but you have to remem- capability? Does Saddam have black people, fascists and nazis immediate threat. Instead, he across. It is great that you are ber how that right was granted. the funding or the intent? Isn't made a positive contribution to chose Iraq. It is evident that the using your freedom to express CORY BINAU Brave patriots fought in arms it safe to know that we don't your views and ideas, but please history, people should blindly do people of Iraq are not welcoming SENIOR to stand up for what they want to risk it, especially what their government says even the coalition troops No uprising do not interfere with the lives of believed in. There were numer- because we know what if it means supporting President has ever been successful without people just trying to get through GRAPHIC DESIGN ous deaths and it was a grave Saddam is capable of? Bush's illegal war, and that peo- the support of the public. I am the everyday grind by lying down "I shoved a firecracker struggle that is part of our Instead of being reactive, ple who disagree with him afraid the dangerous situation in the streets like those "die-ins." American heritage. In the end, and wait until something hap- You can get your point across up a cat's butt one time." should be forced to be quiet. the coalition troops are facing those brave souls won their pens, we are going to act now just as clearly by demonstrating This is all quite well known. today would leave many parents, independence and will potentially save more outside a government office: Of course we live in the land What was shocking was who children and families grieving for lives in the process. How much sponsored this event. Of course please do not get in the way of of the free currenUy, but what their loved ones. But again, is this spending on the environment the College Republicans did, as sacrifice worth the cause? Bush people trying to use the street. If 1 price are willing to pay to guar- do you think it would cost to they share his views. But Pepsi? definitely owes us a convincing were one of the motorists on the antee that freedom? We patri- try to clean up a nuclear mis- Doesn't the University have con- explanation. road during one of those ots are willing to pay the ulti- tracts to sell their products exclu- protests, 1 would definitely use mate price for freedom without sile strike in the heart of sively on this campus? Should RAVI KANDIK0NDA the part of my car known as a question. You all question what Washington D.C.? the University support a corpora- GRADUATE STUDENT bumper to dislodge people from we are fighting for, if I ever had On the issue of budget costs, tion that sponsors these extrem- their position if they were block- a question, there's an American which seems to be on people's ist views? Should students, facul- ing my way. 1 support people flag on every right shoulder of minds, our defense budget is ty and staff buy these products? expressing their views, as I am JOHN POL the uniform, every government 3.5 percent more than the GDR RC Cola is looking mighty tasty Protesting is doing right now, but do it in a sit- building and school. That flag In WWII it was 35-40 percent, these days. uation which does not interfere JUNIOR, VCT has more meaning than you and in Vietnam it was 10 per- not allowed by with the lives of everyday citi- "In high school I filled up can imagine. Before you mm cent. Special Forces Officer JOEL WENDLANO zens your back on that Dag, think Rodger Carstens for the a kid's locker with the about how many lives were lost INSTRUCTOR. ETHNIC STUDIES Finally, I realize there is the Council for Emerging National all countries chance of myself being labeled a insides of a pumpkin." to keep that flag standing. I've heard numerous times about Security Affairs took those "blind follower" of the govern- studies. We are all going to pay I would just like to say one ment, and I can handle it. But how we aren't in grave danger, taxes anyway, and we haven't thing to all the war protesters the truth is I don't want to see but I'd risk my life in a heart- The war is not that enjoy the freedom to speak any loss of life, American, British beat to ensure that we will proposed a tax increase, and their minds: If you were in Iraq, or Iraqi, but it is a reality. We never be in grave danger. it's not like the typical college worth all of you would have been dead a must fight this oppressive mon- We are not fighting for oil. If student pays a lot in taxes. long time ago. I hate to be so ster with everything within our we were, I think we'd pick a What is this war costing you? this sacrifice blunt, but it is the truth. If you so power, and we will definitely suc- smaller target. We arc fighting Compare that to how much much as wanted to speak your ceed. As a result the Iraqi people for freedom. You say that we terror our cities could be in. haven't destroyed Osama bin After two weeks of war, minds against the government in will taste true freedom and might BRENDA BERGMAN Millions of peace activists President Bush asked the people Iraq, you would have been perse- even come to thank us for their laden, and that we have the live in peace; millions of Iraqis FRESHMAN of America to be prepared for cuted and lined up with the rest liberation, but I'm not counting incorrect agenda. The live in terror, wanting a war to American people are naive, further sacrifices. As I read his of the victims in the rccently- on it. Although there is reason- GRAPHIC DESIGN create peace. Soldiers know and that's how we arc the statement. I have been thinking aired videotapes. I am not trying able speculation that this war and live up to the fact that our "I'm gonna try and get American people. Maybe if this was needed at all. So many to judge these protesters or try- was not primarily for the libera- Osama is dead, but we don't freedom may take the ultimate young lives have been cut short, ing to get protesters to cease tion of the Iraqi people, the out- Garrett fired from the want to announce the fact price, so why would you turn thousands of people are dis- their actions — far from it. It is come of this war will definitely Sundial." because his army might have a your back on them? I men- placed and innocent civilians just that 1 have read the articles benefit the Iraqi people in one last will and agenda attack tioned that I earned my right to have been bombed. Is this sacri- in the past couple of days and form or another. I could be planned. Bin laden has been free speech, let me expand; a fice worth the cause? weeks and see that few of the wrong and I am willing to admit silent for a long time, and I'm soldier's rights are taken away The rationale for this war has anti-war opinions presented rec- that there is a good possibility been that Saddam will amass ognized that what they are trying all for whatever will keep the from him or her when they that I am wrong, which makes people safe. weapons of mass destruction to present could have gotten sign the contract. lust like how me open minded, which is more It was mentioned that the and diere lies a potential danger them killed in another country. the Colonists had to fight for than I can say for some of the only reason we joined WWII of them falling into the hands of The Iraqi people have not known our rights, we serve in battle to anti-war protesters who think was because of Pearl Harbor. In tenorists. I lowever, Bush has any such freedom under the earn back our rights. Freedom they have all of the facts and who that case, why did we go after failed to provide any credible evi- tyranny of Saddam Hussein. of speech is a valued right of all feel they have the clairvoyance to KEITH KESSEN I litler or Italy? We could have Americans, but I think others dence to that effect. Also, if Bush Many were killed by government see what the future holds after stopped. You all know what we FRESHMAN would agree it's because of the was so concerned about terror- agents if Uiey so much as this war. The reality is that no did, and could probably infer ists being helped and weapons of expressed any form of dislike of one can accurately predict the GRAPHIC DESIGN why. Osama bin Laden, a rich people who have the courage mass destruction falling into the the government or its policies. I outcomes, good and bad, of this "UFO crop circles" and powerful man, led an to fight for it. You may not hands of terrorists, he should be would just like to point out how war. Only time will tell. army of terrorists, and they agree with everything our gov- concerned with countries like good we have it, and since the ended up anacking the United ernment has to say, but that's Pakistan and North Korea, which war has started, 1 myself have re- MATT CASE States and striking the hearts of why you're going to turn your already possess weapons of mass evaluated just how good I have it STUDENT us all. The question is, do you back on it?

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SUSPECT DIES AFTER BEING SPRAYED WITH MACE www.bgnews.com/nation COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A burglary suspect died shortly after being sprayed with Mace by officers trying to subdue him Sunday night, police said yesterday. An autopsy was scheduled yesterday for Nathaniel Lee Searcy, 50, whose last known address was a homeless shelter, police spokes- woman Sherry Mercurio said. mm

ActivistIH€ ASSOCIATED PRESS forced to leave plant next to a hospital complex tire on the highway and rolled while she was there. CINCINNATI (AP) — An Ohio in Baghdad in hopes of deterring into a ditch, injuring some pas- Mary Schoen, 48, of Cincinnati, peace activist who chose to con- violence. sengers. Gish was not hurt, her said deciding to return to the tinue comforting the sick and vis- "We did not take pictures of the family said. United States a couple of weeks iting otphans in Baghdad after Ibombedl building or get closer Gish's group arrived in ago was the most difficult thing the war began has been expelled than a half a block away, but took Amman, lordan, on Sunday. An from Iraq. she had ever done. She plans to pictures of a hotel near us, which Gish, her husband who recently speak full time on behalf of the Peggy Gish, 60. of Athens, was was damaged," she wrote. was arrested for civil disobedi- among 12 peace activists forced Iraqi people. "Authorities are extremely uptight ence during a protest in Athens, "I will do it if 1 have to stand on to leave Saturday and make a about our actions and that morn- said she plans to fry home. nearly 17-hour journey 300 miles ing, without our knowledge, told the street corner," she said. "If 1 "She was too much for them," have to knock on Congress peo- to Amman, Jordan. the team that any travel outside he joked. "I'm excited about the Gish said in an e-mail to family the hotel needed to be accompa- idea of her coming home ple's doors, I will." on Saturday that the group was nied." because it has been more than The Intercommunity Justice expelled for trying to inspect Gish works with a group called five months. But I am also sad she and Peace Center in Cincinnati bomb damage without a "min- Christian Peacemaker Teams. could not continue the important helped Schoen travel to Iraq and der" — an Iraqi official assigned The program is organized by the work she was doing." will continue to collect funds for to accompany them. Brethren. Quaker and Mennonite She was able to express and her work She said she will speak "This was sudden and unex- churches and other Christians to experience a lot of love to and at high schools, colleges and pected," Gish wrote. "And I was support people committed to from a lot of people over there. In community forums in a tour of sad to leave the people and coun- faith-based nonviolent alterna- a time when people are killing the Midwest. try I love, but I have accepted it tives to war. each other, I can't think of any- "I promised them [Iraqi citi- lettens PiUrjka AP Photo and sec that God has had a hand The road from Baghdad to the thing more important than that." zens] that I would not stop telling ACTIVIST: Peggy Gish, right, talks to members of the media about in it." lordanian border was clear, but Another Ohio peace activist their stories and do everything I her experience in Iraq as her colleague Kara Speltz, left, looks on. Gish and others had been one of the taxis carrying the who was in Iraq in the final days could to give them a voice," she camping at a water-treatment shortly after their arrival in the Jordanian capital of Amman late group out of the country blew a leading up to the war met Gish said. Sunday night. Lobbyists working against parking taxes By Andrew Welsh-Huggins representing them." Also dead: a proposed tax on Daniel Leite, working for the mixed feelings about lobbyists cynical view. She said lobbyists THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lobbyist Dan McCarthy, for lobbyists. Cleveland Cavaliers trying to pulling for them. too often work for special inter- COLUMBUS, Ohio — Parking example, is busy battling a pro- But the crowds trying to make defeat a tax on professional Diane Andrick, 59, lives in sub- ests rather than ordinary lots have one, as does dry clean- posal to tax paid parking, which their points also can make it diffi- sports tickets. urban Dublin but commutes Ohioans. ing. So do movie theaters, cable would affect Ohioans who pay to cult for some to get through to "The joke is that when the lawn downtown daily to her job super- "There doesn't seem to be an TV and real estate companies. park for their jobs and those lawmakers whose schedules are service people got taxed 10 years vising the notary public program equivalent way for average citi- They're paid lobbyists, busy going to special events. booked solid with requests to talk ago, it was because no one was for the Columbus Bar zens to lobby the government," lighting off dozens of proposals The state estimates that about the budget. representing them," he said. Association. The tax would add said King, 46, who commutes by Ctov. Bob I'aft to extend the 5 extending the sales tax to parking "I had one freshman tell me it Today, one such group is tattoo about $5 to her $95 monthly from suburban 1 lilliard and also percent sales tax to a variety of and storage facilities would raise would be three weeks," said Steve artists, also targeted for the sales parking fee. pays $95 monthly to part; down- previously untaxed services to $20 million a yean the Taxation Dimon, a 15-year lobbying veter- tax. Several tattoo anists around "It's good to see someone town. "If individuals lobby the balance his upcoming two-year, Department hasn't broken the an trying to fight off a tax on Columbus said they knew about speaking up for us," Andrick. 59, $49 billion budget. government through phone calls two items out individually. movietickets."Isaid, Don'tworry the proposal but were unaware of adding that many of her friends or e-mails, they're seen as crack- Almost every tax Taft has pro- Because of the size of the tax about it — it will be over by any organized attempt to fight it. who work in the suburbs don't posed has an individual lobbyist plan and the relatively short then."' Some cited the independent have to pay for parking, let alone pots or sour grapes." trying to reduce or eliminate its amount of time to pass it before At the first hearing in the Ways nature of tattoo artists; others a tax on the service. There's no way to estimate how effect. the budget takes effect July 1, and Means Committee last week said they don't pay much atten- "A lot of times things are done much money the lobbying effort Pew Ohioans realize the extent McCarthy said, lobbying is partic- about 70 people jammed into a tion to the news. Some assumed deaLs — unless there's an orga- represents, since lobbyists are of lobbying at the Statehouse, ularly heavy now and lobbyists small first-floor committee room the tax would come with or with- nized protest, nothing can be private employees hired by pri- said Rep. Bob I-atta, a Bowling must be well-prepared with facts. to wait their rum to testify in what out their input. done and individuals' voices vate associations and companies. Green Republican and member "If you don't have a clear and turned into a six-hour meeting. "The government's going to do aren't heard," she said. But one lobbyist estimated of the House Ways and Means compelling argument, if you're "I'm sony we don't have more whatever they want whether Coworker Marilyn King, the $50,000 to $100,000 is being spent Committee, where most lobby- just complaining, you're not comfortable chairs," chair- someone's lobbying against it or bar association's information each month on lobbying con- ists are focusing their attention going to get any traction on your woman Sally Conway Kilbane, a not," said Naomi Fuller, 31, owner technology director, takes a more tracts. on a bill to change Ohio's tax issue," McCarthy said. Rocky River Republican, said as of Thrill Vulture Tattooing in sub- code, Some are starting to get their the meeting opened. "It's going to urban Columbus The sales tax "Everybody has at least five point across. Proposals to tax be a long day." would add S5 to her $100 hourly lobbyists working for them they newspapers, real estate commis- With such pressures, it's risky fee. 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i^«A«^^iiAAAA^^U^**a^ - V \, ' 6 Tuesday. April 1. 2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM SOUTH KOREA SEEKS JAPAN'S HELP www.bgnews.com/world SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea has asked Japan to help bring North Korea to multilateral talks to defuse tension over the communist country's suspected nuclear weapons programs, the presidential office said yesterday. South Korea's Foreign Minister Yoon Young-kwan made the request to his Japanese counterpart Yoriko Kawaguchi in Tokyo on Sunday. WORLD Illness spreads through Hong Kong

By Margaret Wong within a few days, at most a few found to be more infectious than THE 1SS0CIMCD PRESS weeks," said Hitoshi Oshitani, the others. These people can sicken HONG KONG — Health offi- WHO coordinator for SARs, at a as many as 40 others, he said. cials announced a sharp rise yes- news conference in Manila. "But "We run the risk of a huge new terday in cases of a flu-like dis- tliis doesn't mean we will find the cluster of infected people, which ease at a 1 long Kong apartment specific treatment for this disease could start a chain reaction," Lim complex and slapped a 10-day within the short time period." told a news conference Sunday. quarantine on one building as The illness has prompted offi- Yeoh said Hong Kong officials they scrambled to contain the ill- cials in Asian countries to impose believe the virus was brought to ness that has killed nearly 60 peo- long-unused quarantine laws, Amoy Gardens by a man infected ple worldwide. close schools and impose new at a hospital where many of Hong The 92 new cases at Amoy health screening on travelers. Kong's victims have fallen ill. Gardens apartments brought the Canadian officials declared a Asked whether SARS was total number infected in the 19- health emergency. spreading through the air, Yeoh building complex to 213. The In Hong Kong, residents at said that couldn't be ruled out. surge in cases led some health Block E of Amoy Gardens were Officials had said previously officials to fear severe acute respi- ordered to stay in their homes the illness, which has killed 13 ratory syndrome, could be more until midnight April 9 or face people in Hong Kong, seemed to contagious than initially expect- fines or jail time, while being spread through close contact and ed. offered regular medical checkups Yeoh said experts still believe the There is still no known treat- and three free meals per day. sickness is being transmitted ment for SABS, which has killed I long Kong officials said 107 peo- mostly through droplets, when nearly 60 people with the majori- ple from Block E are sick victims sneeze or cough and ty of cases in I long Kong and Hong Kong's health secretary, nearby people are infected. China. Three new deaths were Dr. Yeoh Eng-kiong, told a news "No one can nile out this possi- Vincent Yu SP Pr :. reported Sunday, one each in conference the quarantine was bility of airborne transmission, MYSTERIOUS: Wearing masks and doctor's gowns, police officers prepare to get inside Amoy Gardens, Hong Kong, Toronto and forced by "a very exceptional cir- because the virus can change so an Hong Kong apartment complex, Monday, March 31,2003 which was particularly badly hit by a mys- Singapore More than 1,600 peo- cumstance." quickly these days," Yeoh said. ple have l>een infected world- Yeoh was emotional and ini- Police sealed Block E at Amoy tery illness that has so far struck more than 600 and caused 13 deaths in Hong Kong. wide. tially had trouble speaking to Gardens with metal barricades mem In China, where the disease has or suspect cases have been A World Health Organization reporters. "We haven't done it and tape after the quarantine was "They only gave me a loaf of killed at least 34 people, people reported from the west coast city official said Monday that experts before and we hope we won't do ordered in the wee hours. white bread," said the woman, rushed to buy surgical masks and of Vancouver, British Columbia, believe they can soon identify the it again," he said of the quaran- Speaking to local television identifying herself to TVB televi- herbal cold remedies as unease to the east coast city of New virus causing SARS. though find- tine. and radio stations, one resident sion as Ms. Lam. "Have they rose. Brunswick. Officials have closed ing a cure could take longer. Singapore's health minister, said he would bide his time with thought about our feelings? I In Canada, another death was two hospitals to new patients, "I think we can identify tile Um ling Kiang, said the disease the Internet and video games. A haven't been jailed before, but I reported Sunday to bring the toll and hundreds of people have causative agent in quite a shon may spread more easily than first woman grumbled that jail understand that prisoners even there to four. About 100 probable been quarantined in their homes. time period. We think probably believed, with some people inmates probably get better treat - get newspapers to read." US. forces providing aid

By Andres Cala and health care is hard to obtain. children who will attend the new another is poverty, and every- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Most of us went into medicine school. body needs some kind of sup- CONS1ANZA, Dominican for altruistic reasons and you U.S. forces are involved in sim- port," said Air Force Capt. Republic — U.S. Air force doc- can't get much better than this," ilar missions in Panama, Belize, Kreangkai Tyree, a 35-year-old tors press stethoscopes to said Air Force Capt. Wade and St. kills and will work in pediatrician from Moreno Valley, patients' chests and dispense Fletcher, a 29-year-old doctor Grenada later this year under the Calif. medicines to hundreds of from Springfield, Va, whose team New Horizons program, said U.S. "Our humanitarian mission is Dominicans who line up for free is from Andrews Air Force Base in Southern Command spokesman just as needed" as combat mis- care. Maryland. Raul Duany. sions in Iraq, mission comman- Nearby, the drone of an electric The troops are building two The program, begun in the der Navy U. Walter Ludwig said. saw and banging from hammers schools and two medical clinics early 1980s, is devoting $28 mil- "We all have jobs to do." ring out from a Navy team build- in the town fringed with garlic lion this year to build schools, In the past week, hundreds of ing a diree-room school next to a and strawberry fields 90 miles clinics, day care and community people lined up each day outside field planted with onions northwest of the capital, Santo centers. a school in Constanza where two Scores of U.S. troops on a Domingo. Officers and troops said they dozen Air Force doctors set up

Andres leighton AP Ptwto three-month mission to the "We won't have to walk for half often use the Internet to check on their clinic and troops handed Dominican Republic are working an hour and we won't have to the latest news of the U.S.-led war out more than 750 tickets to see MERCY MISSION: Joendy Caraballo. 5. center, looks on while his to bring progress to the mountain cross the street and get killed," in Iraq, but don't feel left out. obstetricians, gynecologists, brother Joel. 7, receives medical attention from U.S. Air Force Maj. farming community of said 14-year-old sixth grader "There are different kinds of internal medicine specialists, Aysha Corbett. from New York City. NY. Constanza. where most are poor Miguel Anibal Cruz, among 300 suffering in the world. One is dermatologists, dentists, oph- (brought on by| a dictator and thalmologists and pediatricians.

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PAGE 8 SPORTS BRIEFING TUESDAY Women's Tennis April 1, drops two in MAC 2003 The women's tennis team dropped two matches this weekend to fall 6-9 on the sea- son. www.bgnews.com/sports The Falcons lost to Northern BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Illinois on Friday, 6-1. On Saturday afternoon, BG was defeated 7-0 by Western Michigan. With the losses, the Falcons slipped to 1 -3 in the MAC. Against the Huskies, BG was only able to win one singles match, when freshman Heidi Roemer beat the Huskies' Kristi Mclntyre. Softball's offense struggles On Saturday afternoon, the tennis team fell again, as Elliott Schremer were held to two hits. Falcons, when they ran into she said. "She's a great pitcher, nice to know what you're gel Western Michigan took all SPORTS REPORTER "We can't hit the ball right hardened MAC veteran, Amber but she seems more hittable ting." three doubles flights, and The Softball team's hitting now," coach Leigh Ross-Shaw Pulchalski. than in (he past." liven with all the hitting trou- dropped just one singles set. woes continued this weekend said. "We are just pushing too Pulchalski overpowered The final game of the weekend bles, Ross-Shaw still sees The Falcons' next action will when the Falcons traveled to hard and swinging at bad pitch- Bowling Green while completing turned into a pitcher's duel, with strength in her team. come on Friday when they Mount Pleasant, Mich, to take on es." the 25th shutout of her career, freshmen Uz Vrabel and lessica "Our defense and pitching is travel to Marshall. Central Michigan. The Falcons' rough weekend giving the Chippewas a 6-0 victo- Garvin taking the hill for their great,'' she said. "Our defense Central Michigan showed started in rather dismal fashion ry- teams. has jusi been .i total team thing Bowling Green why they are con- as senior Jenni Rasmussen She finished the game allow- Garvin was the victor in the everyone is focused and aggres- sidered to be on the favorites in tossed the first of two shutouts ing just two hits while whiffing battle as Bowling Green lost a sive at every position." the Mid-American Conference, for the Chippewas, who won 4-0. ten batters, giving her 632 career heartbrcakcr 1 -0. Ross Shaw knows there is tal- shutting out the Falcon offense Whatever offensive damage strikeouts, good for fourth on the It was the second of two tough ent in her team and now is wait- "We need to work in three straight games. needed to be done for Central all-time MAC list. defeats for Mabel, who pitched ing for the bats to come alive. Bowling Green mustered five came off the bat of Michelle Ross-Shaw was impressed by 12 innings on the weekend, the Falcons next chance to on improving our hits in their doubleheader Brander, who drove in three of Pulchalski's performance, but allowing only four earned runs. wake up their bats will come short game around against Central Michigan on the Chippewas' four runs doesn't feel she had the velocity 'With Vrabel. you know what against Ohio University. Action Saturday and things only got In the second game, it was she's had in past years. to expect," Ross-Shaw said. "She is slated to start at 2 p.m. tomor- the greens for our worse Sunday when the Falcons more of the same story for the "Her reputation precedes her," is going to throw hard and its row at the BGSU softball field. next tourna- ment...We lose too many strokes..." KURT THOMAS, WOMEN'S GOLF HEAD COACH Golf team Track has strong finishes showing in Mich. 14th in By Daniel Gedney place finish in the shot put. Alkire in the 800-meter (sixth, SPORIS REP0RIER McClung posted a mark of 44 2:26.16); Melissa Krueger in the The Bowling Green State feet 2.75 inches. 1500-meter (fifth, 4:54.65) and tourney University track team braved the The Falcons went up against Amber Culp in the 5000 meter cold and the wind and came fellow Mid-American (fifth, 18:13.30). By Kevin Shields away with three individual first Conference schools F,astern In the hurdles, BG was led by SPORIS REPORTER place finishes in the Western Michigan and Western Taylor in the 100-meter (first. The Falcon women traveled Michigan Invitational Saturday Michigan. Also participating in 14.39) and 1 leather Gustin (sixth. south to Williamsburg, Virginia afternoon in Kalamazoo, Mich. the meet were Detroit, Notre 1:12.05) in the 400-meter. to compete in the William & Alicia Taylor took first place in Dame, Oakland and the In the 4 X 100 meter relay, the Mary Invitational against twen- both the 100-meter hurdles and University of Wisconsin- Falcons A team finished second ty-two other teams. the 200-meter dash, posting Milwaukee. Team scores were with a time of 48,38 while their B The team finished 14th in the times of 14.39 seconds and 25.09 not kept. team finished fifth with a time of rain-shortened event, as the seconds in the respective events. "I drought we competed fairly 52.55. event was shortened to only one "Alicia always comes to a com- well, although we're not quite In die long jump, Erin beeper round instead of the usual two. petition ready to do the job and ready to put up some big, big placed 10th for the Falcons with Ixingwood University was die get it done," head coach Scott marks yet," Sehmann said. a mark of 4.68 meters. top-finishing team with a com- Sehmann said. "We're still transitioning from the In addition to McClung's first bined score of 307, winning by "I was actually kind of sur- indoor to die outdoor season." place finish in the Shot Put, one shot over lames Madison prised because a lot of runners The leaders for the Falcons in Chassity Gulley placed third for with 308. The Falcons finished do not perform well in the cold." the sprint events were: Mclanie BG with a mark of 41' 7,75" inch- Ben Smnjer BG News 14th with a score of 325. Taylor said." I was surprised at Oberrecht, who finished 11 th in es. TAKE IT ON THE RUN: Several membets ol the Bowling Green Junior lenny Schnipke was the myself, I just tried to think 'don't the 100-meter dash with a ume Mary Willems, McClung and hack team race at a recent event, top Falcon finisher as she shot a think about the cold, don't diink of 14.20; seconds, Taylor in tile Gulley placed fourth through 76 on the round to finish tied for sixth respectively for the Falcons throw, placing sixth and seventh Next up for the Falcons is a trip about the other runners, just get 200 meter dash (first, 25.08); and With marks of 139' 09" and 130' to Athens. Ohio where they will 10th place individually. It out there and go,' and I did." Amber Walker in the 400 meter in tlie discus throw with marks of marked her fourth top-ten fin- 117'09", 116' 06" and 11507". 04". compete in the McDonalds Kerri McClung built on her big dash (third, 1:00.79). Brooke /Mien led BG in the Invitational on Saturday, April 5 start to the outdoor season with In the distance runs, the McClung and Willems also led the Falcons in the hammer javelin til row. placing fourth with at 10 a.m. GOIF, PAGE 8 her second consecutive first- Falcons were paced by: Ellen amarkof lll'or. Orioles down Indians, REDS HAMMERED snow in 13 innings Gary Matthews dri- ves in vvinning run as Tribe fails in sea- son opener from Camden Yards. 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS BALTIMORE — It was a strange opening day at Camden Yards—even before a fly ball dis- appeared into a snowstorm. Gary Matthews ir. singled home the winning run widi two outs in the 13th inning and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 6-5 yesterday. Opening day at Camden Yards is usually a festive occasion held in a packed stadium. Although the crowd was announced at 46,257 — a sellout — there were thousands of empty seats in the upper deck. By the end of the game, only a few thousand fans remained. Prior to the first pitch, a video tribute and a moment of silence were held for former Orioles pitcher Dave McNally, who died Roberto km AP Photo mel me y/iMetf and pitching HI BehimjnAP Photo HE'S SAFE Baltimore Orioles shortstop Deivi Cruz lunges with the prospect Steve Bechler, who died FIRE AWAY Cincinnati Reds pitcher limmy Haynes throws the first pitch at Great American Ball Park late tag as Cleveland's Omar Vizquel slides safely back into second ofheatstrokeatspringtrainuigin yesterday, against the Pirates in Cincinnati The Reds were playing their first game in the new park. base in the third inning of the season opener February. Pittsburgh beat the Reds, 10-1.

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By Erik Cassano bionic upgrades to make them Manager Mike Hargrove lacque Jones and Brad Radke SP0RI5 REPOMtn so. If Steve Karsay's and Mariano 2002 record: 67-95 may garner more headlines, but It is April. Nothing is for cer- Rivera's injuries become season- Graver deserves a medal of if the Twins get to the World tain. The forecast can say sunny long problems, it could hamper valor for managing this team. A Series, they may have The and 60 before you go to bed, and their bullpen. team of young talent that strug- Gambler to thank. when you wake up, it is 40 and gles to play together and has raining. Routs with seniorilis at 2. Boston Red Sox Peter Angelos, one of the most 2. Chicago White Sox all grade levels are putting Manager: Grady Little overbearing owners in baseball, Manager Jerry Manuel semesters at risk. Internship 2002 record: 93-69 the O's have had some sunlight 2002 record: 81-81 applications have summers tee- Pitcher Derek Lowe emereged in the play of youngsters like lay Frank Thomas has been tering on the brink. Living the as a staff ace last year, but lest Gibbons and Jason lohnson in breaking down physically for the white-collar life in New York or anyone forget a certain Pedro, recent years. But much more tal- past seven years, his outstanding slinging hash at the greasy spoon he's healthy for a change and ent and direction is needed for 2000 season notwithstanding. back home? Hold your breath that is scary for the rest of the the O's to amount to anything Hut how do you turn your back and wait by the mailbox. league, little will use a bullpen anytime soon. on your franchise's greatest hitter Nothing is known in April. by committee. There is a lot of since Shoeless Joe Jackson? The Nothing except the Angels, talent in the Sox pen, but it 5. Tampa Bay Devil Rays Chisox may have to find a way. absolutely, positively, are not remains to be see whether Bob Manager Lou I'iniella even after taking the Big Hurt repeating as World Series HowTy, Alan Hmbree or Ramiro 2002 record:55-106 back this year. They have a great champs. Nope, nope, don't want Mendoza can close games. Can't Sweet Lou's temper plus heart to their lineup (Magglio to hear it. They were the lovable forget the obligatory mentions of arguably the worst team in base- < )rdonez and Paul Konerko) and underdog last fall, they knocked Manny Ramirez and Nomar ball. I.et the tun begin! I'iniella is a hriglit, shiny front to their start- off the Yankees, but their time Garciaparra, as dangerous a 3-4 expected to take a woefully inex- ing rotation (Mark Buerhle and has passed. One and done. Stop lineup combination as there is. perienced team that just liartolo Colon) but little else after trying to convince me. Back to released Greg Vaughn due to that. Great trades and drafts are reality. Cold, hard, miserable, 3. Toronto Blue lays salary concerns, and win in a few the only things that can cure Yankee-dominated baseball. Manager: Carlos Tosca years' time. I'm saving up to buy that. Absolutely. 2002 record:78-84 an autographed bottle of ...OK, maybe try to convince The Jays might be the ultimate Piniella's blood pressure medica- 3. Cleveland Indians me just a little... example of good being the tion on eBay. Manager Eric Wedge enemy of great. They have talent 2002 record: 74-88 Teams listed in projected all over the roster, from 1B Carlos American league Central The Indians are trying to shoot order of finish Delgado to 3B Kric Hinske to 1. Minnesota Twins back up the standings faster than American League East pitcher Roy llalladay. They Manager Ron Gardenhire a new ballpark on the site of a 1. New York Yankees always play well in spring train- 2002 record: 94-67 freshly demolished parking Manager loe Torre ing, but it never seems to trans- Here's a crazy notion: Kenny garage. They are loaded with tal- 2002 record: 103-58 late to the regular season. The Rogers will put this team over the ent but very young. A streaky llideki Matsui and lose lays, no matter what moves they top. Signed in spring training to season probably awaits. Names Contreras will be the answers for make, are still probably several replace ailing starting pitcher to watch include 2B Brandon Phillips, IB Travis Hafner, P's the Yankees' aging lineup and years away from being anything. Eric Milton, Rogers is coming off Ouane Burleson AP Photo starting rotation, or George a great season for a guy pushing Jason Davis, Ricardo Rodriguez Steinbrenner will pay for the 4. Baltimore Orioles 40 (13-8,3.84 ERA). Torii Hunter, and Cliff Lee, and OF's Milton BREAK IT UP: Detroit Tigers shortstop Omar Infante, right, makes Bradley, Karim Garcia and Coco the out at second base but Minnesota Twins' Dustin Mohr manages Crisp. to break up a double play attempt yesterday. 2002 record: 103-59 3. Seattle Mariners 4. Kansas City Royals Manager: Bob Melvin Manager Tony Pena Billy Beane has been spinning 2002 record: 62-100 the straw-market As into gold for 2002 record: 93-69 several years now. They lost Ichiro-mania has finally Mike Sweeney and Carlos Jason Giambi and Johnny cooled off. The M's didn't get but Hi -It r.iii are in the upper echelon Damon to greener pastures, and a whiff of die playoffs last year. of baseball talent. Which, of will apparently lose Miguel Almost the entire cast from their course, means they might not be Tejada to a similar fate at the end 116-win season of two years ago Royals for long. Combine that with pitching talent that never of this season. But there they are is still intact, making them a in October. The pitching trio of threat to clinch a playoff berth seems to rise well above class AA. Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder and any year. But closer Kaz Sasaki is and you have the answer to the question "What is the best part Barry Zito have other GMs drool- hurting at the back of the about being a Royal?" You can ing. The question is, can the As bullpen. Like the Yanks and always count on the Tigers to finally get out of the first round of Rivera, that could hurt them if cushion your fall. the playoffs? They have been Sasaki misses significant time upset each of the last three years. and nobody can step up. 5. Detroit Tigers Manager: Alan Trammell 2. Anaheim Angels 4. Texas Rangers 2002 record: 55-106 Manager Mike Scioscia Manager: Buck Showalter Alan Trammell is the manager 2002 record: 99-63 2002 record: 72-90 of the Tigers? Do I smell an The defending world champs The Rangers are becoming a appeal to the pathos of Tiger that came out of nowhere last textbook case of having money fall. How Disney can you get? but having no idea how to spend fans? Give them a little slice of With virtually no turnover from 1984 to hold onto? What is going it. Chan Ho Park was an injury- to matter a lot more is how Dave last year, the Mains just might plagued bust last year. Carl have a chance of repeating. That Dombrowski and the Tiger front Everett was nothing special. is, if they can fend off the com- Hank Blalock and Mark Teixeira office can rebuild a farm system placency that all defending in taners. Andy Van Hekken has a remain two of the most highly- fun name to say, but how is his champions who don't have the regarded prospects in baseball, pitching arm going to hold up? fear of God put into them by but GM lohn I lart needs to put a MUCIOIOSE SANCHEZ AP Photo George Steinbrenner suffer from. better framework around them. SLIDING ON: San Francisco Giants' Yon/it Torrealba. right, scores as Oakland Athletics catcher Ramon American League West The hardest pan of being on top. Hernandez, left, waits for a late throw trom the outfield in the sixth inning Saturday, March 29, in San 1. Oakland Athletics yada, yada... Check back tomorrow for the National league preview. Francisco Torrealba scored on a single by Neifi Perez. Manager Ken Macha

Thomas sees improvement in In 1930, Ruth Wakefield invented the women after Va. tournament modern day GOLF. FROM PAGE 7 shot an 88 to tie for ninety-sixth The women will take to the "we need to work on improv- version of the and Kari (Vans with a round of 94 course again in two weeks as they ing our short game around the ishes on the year. to finish, tied for 109th. head to Western Michigan to greens for the next tournament," Junior Julie Wise also put in a "We saw a lot of improvement take part in the Bronco said Thomas. "We lose too many chocolate chip solid effort and earned a 16th over our play from the Florida Invitational. strokes around the greens due to place tie finishing with a round of tournament," said coach Kurt Coach Thomas feels the break the short game right now." cookie. 77. will give his team the chance to (Xher finishers were Stephanie Thomas. "Jenny Schnipke and Julie Wise both played really well practice and work on a few key Elsea. who shot an 84 finishing for us this weekend." areas. tied for 96th. Shellev Binzel. who 2 mm Lujm,,wM|rmm pw RELIABLE PERSON? i RELIABLE CAR? ST\/C»4T S\*£*1S DELIVERY DRIVERS WANTED FOR FALL 2003 "All Day, Everyday" ^ Mon: 11am-1:30am Deliver BG News up to 3 hours every morning, M-F. Tues: 11am-1:30am PURCHASE INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED Wed: 11am-1:30am • REQUIREMENTS H0TPOCKFIS Th-Sat:11am-3:00am 1 -Reliable car (truck preferred) with insurance Sun: 11am-1:30am FROM CHUV'S OR GT EXPRESS CONVENIENCE STORES AND • -Ability to work M-F at 5:30 AM to 8:30 AM RECEIVE A CHANCE TO -100% reliable with an outstanding __ ( P a P a ) employment history I \%W\ (ZED [flSl! cash' checks

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11 "•CRAZY— LIFEGUARDS WANTED FOR "Reduced rent by 17% on last Ig. II- V 13 1 Come lo pass ■ . ' * ' ' I' New Wellness company expanding SUMMER & GATEKEEPERS house 303 E Merry. 4-6 bdrms.. ' 2 Choreographer In Toledo area! Seeking crazy, yet Portage Quarry, bring certification huge covered porch All new flooring ' ■■ Frederick responsible people lor serious ex- cards. Classes for certification begin & could include all utilities. Normally 3 Orion play, IS I 1i. pansion. Promotions markeiing skills now Apply at 111 S. Main St. 6-8 students -.211 E Reed. 2 lull "Entertaining Mr. ■ a plus, will train. II you have 6-10 baths, next yr. Normally lor 4-6 . §■ 4 Enzyme: suit hours per week, call 419 843-3255 MONTESSORI students For more inlo 8 viewing 5 Post-grad pursuit ISM ■ ■.'' Extended care worker to work call 353-0325 ■''* 1 6 German I 400 counselors/instructors neededl M-F, 7:20-8.35am ■ BM ■31 7 Expanded Coed summer camp in Pocono PA. Extended care worker to work 03-04 apt/house 3 bdrm. $750 8 Stylish Indian leader? s* m BB Lohikan8004884321ww lohikan com M-F. 3-5:45 p.m. 2 bdrm. $400-650 '-' ■ 9 Resolve Lunch assistant to work etf-1 bdrm. $250-350 10 Belore. poetically 1 V M II < 4' '. Babysitter needed lor 4 children M-F. 11:30a.m.-1 p.m. Call 419-353-8206 11 Apparatus to maintain 38 DC. suburb In Maumee 4 12* hrsweek These positions are lor the 2003-04 4 1 1 low temperature 40 Pianist John 1 bdrm. apt. across Irom campus. 1 LB" 12 Equipment building 41 Highland Gaelic References. Jane at 419-86' 8341 academic school year. Exp. w/ 48 *•■ ■ ^m ■ " 5? children necessary. Send resume Avail. ASAP 1 yr lease r' 13 Slide sideways 44 Golly! $350/mo .util. Call 419-787-7577 M v> 1 18 _-mo 47 Intelligence Babysitter needed in my home and 3 ret letters to Montesson I* 19 "It _ Me Babe" 48 Poi root lor 3rd shift. Relerences required. School of BG. 630 S Maple St, 1 bdrm. apt. across from campus. ■ t^H" mam 24 Bridge team 50 Me. and I 419-353-3311 Bowling Green. OH 43402 by April Avail ASAP. 1 yr lease 25 Drunkard 51 Net minder 1 ■ ■ ■ 54 1 17. we will be interviewing the week $350/mo .util. Call 419-787-7577 "' ■ 26 Point in question 52 Deaden Bartender trainees needed ol April 28. 1 bdrm. avail, in a 4 bdrm. house. '. 27 Neurological test lettersM "The Highwayman" $250 a day potential Local Downtown BG. Cheap rent. 31 Golfer Ernie poet positions 1 800 293-3985 ext 541 MOVIE EXTRAS/MODELS Needed Sherlock Holmes 303-915-8391 '"" 33 Resistance unit 55 No exp.needed! Earn up lo 150- 34 Capital of Morocco creator 450 day Call now for immediate 1 bdrm. turn, apt avail, fall 1 Child care needed in our Sylvania 36 Important time Greek letters home lor our 11 8 13 yr old. Must be exposure 1-888-820 0164 extl 132 semester. $390'mo. Call lor more ACROSS 37 Hold in Rehan and Huxtable avail, lor entire summer. June 5 lo inlo. 352-6414. Soft metal Self-motivated male to do odd jobs Sculling tool Aug. 27. btwn 8am-5pm M-F. Musi insideoutside on 4 acre property in 1 bdrm. unfurnished apt. 1 Some college degs. 45 Glowing coal S. Amer. nation have a car & rel. Please send I pg Waterville. Flex hrs. 419-878-8031. $390/mo. Available now! No pels. description ol your qualifications to 419-352-4650 4 True up 46 Sign an oath Flock leader PO Box 664 Sylvania OH 43560 9 Splinter groups 49 Donkey 1 subleaser needed now-Aug. 1st. 14 Class lor U.S. immigrants 50 Hollywood studio's letters Child care needed in our Toledo For Sale No sec. dep. $312/mo Brand new 15 "Le __du printemps" 53 Part 4 ol quote home. 03-04 school yr Mon. Wed. apt. Across Irom campus. Call 16 Actor Flynn 57 Pint drink 419-250-1142 & leave message. 17 Stan ol a Richard 58 End ol a buck? Fri. 8-4. 2 yr old S baby 372-9132 ANSWERS 12 mo/leases starting Nixon quote 59 Military grp. 20 Emphatic typeface: abbr. 60 End of quote Eminent Spring 8 Summer jobs May 17. 2003: N S500 Police Impounds! 21 Formal document 65 Financial exam 1 i jgVn n M i ■ s w H s avail, full & pt. time Servers, snack Carsvtrucks SUV s Irom $500. 230 N. Enterprise *D 22 Miss 66 Moon ol Jupiter 1 i i|« H « 1 1 ■ > a n c r A bar. grounds, bag room, cooks & Hondas. Chevys & more! For listings 1 Br.-1 person- $390 * util. 23 Pan 2 of quote 67 Adjective for Abner ■i i i s a -' * o a 1 s 3 a dishw Flexible h's. tree golf In sea- call 800-719-3001 ext. 4558 266 Manville 28 180 degrees from WSW 68 Traverses 1 V s n 0 o H ■J 1 1 1 V n N i M 1 •] N i'. H son, great compensation Exp. help 2 Br- 2 person- $580 • util. 29 Howdies 69 Blood constituent 0 • \' i 1 1 s V V lul but not necessary. Please apply 1991 Chevy Camaro RS Converti- 322 E.Court #4- 1 Br. 30 Cut molars 70 Payment 9 8 J 1 1 St 1 0 3 0 Toledo Country Club 3949 River Rd ble Immaculate. 48K. $6500 OBO 1 person- $420 incl. all util. 32 David of CNN u > ti tt (l V H fl A ■ i .1 Fax 419-389-4577. 440-552-5333 415 E Court #A 35 Highlander ■ ) . 1 3 V c II u bJ N i 1 Br - 1 person- $330 . util. 36 Diminish 1992 Buick Park Ave. -i H i 3 i - B 1 M ■ 1 N 1 Home Workers needed for assembly 415 E. Court #C 39 Pan 3 of quote Leather, loaded much new, clean ': J i •. N i V - o N O a work. Send one #10 self-addressed 2 Br.- 2 person- $450 • util. 42 6-pointers 1 1 $3500 OBO 440-552-5333 . 1 o H v 1 V i i envelope to J.C PO Box 87 43 "Performance" director 1 i (i o A 3 i V •' o M M :1 s a h i Wauseon. OH 43567 Purchase req 2001 Ninja 500 R, purple'gray, 6K. Nicolas 3 3 Smith Apartment Rentals i o H H H :> V S 1 :- -i Muzzy pipe. K&N jet kit & air filter m B 419-352-8917 s i 3 3 S|N 0 i T M, v 1 It you like working with data & $4300. Call 419-271-0960. 2 bdrm. apl. 1 bath, w/d, d'w. stove spreadsheets, then this is Ihe job lor Couch. 1 year old. Sage/ Khaki. you! Continuing Education is looking and refrig.. plenty of storage, very Excellent condition. $200. spacious' In a quiel neighborhood to hire a Clerical Assistant II. Duties 372 9132 include extensive work in Excel Grad. students or young professio- keyboarding data, generating nals only $735'mo. Avail. Aug. 1. reports, record keeping and filing. 354-6036 Advanced knowledge ol Excel is For Rent 2 bdrm. apt avail. May 15 $600, lo- required. We need a sell-slarter who cated on campus. NO pets and yr. is motivated & possesses excellent lease required Call 3540229 organizational skills. $6 15 hr. 12-15 2 bdrm. apt., excellent cond. hrs/wk. Applicant must be willing to $30Omo Pefect lor one person. Avail. April 12th 1 bdrm Very clean, Close to University!! continue through Summer. Fall & Call 686-4651. Spring semesters Submit your spacious, economical. All appliances inclu 352-4023 2 bdrm. apt., furn. Avail May. For Rent For Rent For Rent resume & 2 letters ol recommenda- 801 Fifth St $4957mo • gas'elecl _ , tion to Karen Schwab. Continuing "03-04 Apts. for rent Going fast, all Education. 40 College Park. next to campus & in quiet areas lor Call 419-494-9282 study. Listings avail 24,7 316 E. 2 bdrm. turn, or unlurn. apis 724 Application deadline April 9. 2003 2003-04 Apartments Immediate Availability! Sterling Merry o:i.3530325 9am-9pm 6th St. 705 7th St. $460 mo. 1 yr. 2 bdrm. unfurnished lor Aug. 710 Seventh St. Quiet seniors & grads, 800 Third St. Univ. Enclave. Now- Aug. Moving, Looking for a place to live this "Fiji y (urn. room. FREE breaklast. lease - $525 mo school year lease 7 new kitchens, heat paid 352-3445 3 blocks off campus. Call 354-9740 must lind subleaser. No reasonable summer' Maumee lamily looking for FREE utilities, cable and local Call 354-0914 oiler relused 734-697-0146. leave an experienced child care provider.' phone. Monthly rental only $595. No 2 bdrm turn sublease. May to Aug. 4 bdrm. apt. Irom Aug to Aug. message. mothers helper to be part ol our lease. Within walking distance ot Close to campus. Oil street parking 2 suoleasers needed (or summer, Willing to pay $100 off each persons family lor the summer Stay at home BGSU Call Ramy at 419-360-3399. $5O0/mo. * gas & elect large house, close to campus, deposit. Call Kelli 354-0735 NEW HOUSE 3 bdrm, 2 bth. A/C, mom looking tor help caring lor 6 Call Heather 352-1923 Inexpensive! Call 419-494-3291 util. rm. wsh/dry hookup. Filth St. energetic children. Room & board "Fully turnished etticiency S455 lor 955 N. Main. 3 bdrm. home avail. $875/mo Avail May 151h. 352-8872 plus weekly pay provided lor 1 person. Monthly leases, includes 2 bdrm. turnished lor May or Aug.- 2-3 summer sublsrs. Brand new 6-1-03 Very clean. A/C. $875/mo. summer. Please call Renee at all utilities, cable, phone. Call 704 Fifth St 9 or 12 month lease. house. $810 lor all summer. 353-7547. NEWLY REMODELED HOUSE 419-867-6865 lor interview. Buckeye Inn & Studios. 352-1520. clean 352-3445 Contact Christine 419-353-1150. 3 bdrm. den, 2 blh. 5th St. $875/mo. A GREAT apt at a GREAT price! Avail Aug 15th. Call 352-8872 Avail. 8/15, Furn. 2 Br. Clean, Quiet, Spacious. A/C. Call 352-1104. NICE HOUSE 3 bdrm. den, 1 1/2 Avail now. Efficiency, 1 Ig. rm. with bth. Util. rm. wsh/dry hookup, de- pnvate bath. Unlurn. Grad student tached garage Grove St. $700/mo. preferred 352-5822 Avail May 1st. Call 352-8872. Roommate needed. BG Apts-818/822 2nd St. June lo June. Own room. $200. $$$ WE'RE NOT FOOLIN'! $$$ 2 BR Apts. avail. May or August 419-352-0080 $500 8 gas/elec. 12 mo. lease Smith Apt Rentals 419-352-8917 Subleaser needed, 3 bdrm. town house, air cond.washer/dryer. 3-5 CLOSE TO CAMPUS!!! ppl. 642 S. College Apt. 5. 352-7617 TODAY ONLY Sublsrs. needed May to Aug. 154 Manville, 3 bdrm. hse.. 2 car garage. Sublsr. needed for May-Dec. excell. cond. & price at Hillsdale Apts. ASAP. $390/mo Call Con 214-4792. plus util. unlurn. 353-6788. 12 Month Lease $315! FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED Sublsr. needed June-Aug. See oHice lor details 3 bdrm 2 bath. apl. avail. Aug-May. N. Enterprise. St. OWN ROOM $325 + util. Contact Anna at 214-1936. High speed Wireless Internet INCLUDED! CALL MARIE 354-0315 Female subleaser. May-Aug. at Sterling Univ. $75 bonus. Washer/Dryer INCLUDED! Call 352-6392. Furnished room w/lreedom ol house to a responsible person. $200 32" TV INCLUDED with furniture package deposit. $250/mo. No other bills. 354-6117 24/7 Computer Lab/Fitness Center/Game House tor rent. Nice, well main- Management Inc. tained 3 bdrm. Unfurn.. no pets. Room in our Clubhouse $690/mo t util. Call 419-354-8146 NOW RENTING Houses 1, 2 & 3 bdrm. apts. within FOR 2003/2004 2 blocks of campus for 03-04 Resort Style Pool & Spa! school year. Call 352-7454 Call 353-5800 for COMPLETE LISTING or check the website FREE Tanning Service! wwM.meccabgxom

On site courtesy officer AND 24/7 Hillsdale Apt. 1082 Fairview, Highland I & 2 Bdrm Apts, Dishwasher- Emergency Maintenance! Management Garbage Disposal, Im Baths- 130 E.Washington St.. BG Washer/Dryer Hook up (2 Bdrm) Now Accepting Pets! (419) 354-6036 A FEW OPEN NOW 9 AM - 5PM 1st month 1/2 off! Low Security Deposits! Management Inc. WHY GO ANYWHERE ELSE? (for Highland & Jay-Mar only). Evergreen Apt. 2I5 E. Poe Jay-Mar Apts.- Senior Grad Efficiencies/1 Bdrms, Laundry Housing, Newly remodeled on site, BGSU Bus Stop. with 2 bedrooms, dishwasher A FEW OPEN NOW and spacious, beautiful rooms. NO MONEY Starts $510, 12 mo. lease. The Highlands- Senior Grad Management Inc. Housing, 1 Bdrm, spacious, Heinzsite Apt., 710 N. Enterprise large closets, alt new windows, car- I Bdrm, A/C-Dishwasher- pel, some w'new kitchens a baths. DOWN! Starts $395. 12 mfl. lease Garbage Disposal CLOSE TO CAMPUS. The Homestead- Grad A FEW OPEN NOW SUMMER Houalng, AC. great location, ceramic tile, soundproof cons., dishwashers, sky lights, vaulted ceilings. Starts $5l0/month. STERLING UNIVERSITY Management Inc. We'll take care of you. Best Will do a few semester leases $250/mo. , Sterling jL {J I .Unlwritty price, well-maintained, privacy Spring and/or Fall Hours Enclave & dead bolt security, large at 830 4th St. (Willow House) 706 Napoleon Rd., Mon-Fri 10-7 A apts, 24-hr. maintenance. On I Bdrm. A/C. Dishwasher. For Leasing Information site laundry. Garbage Disposal Bowling Green Sat 10-5 A www.bghlghlandrngmt.com www.suhenclave.com Sun 1-5 Stop by our office at 353-5100 h I g h I a nd @w c net. org 1045 N. Main St.