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La Maison Francaise hosts assured of win African party By Mf gan Schmidt Ted Tonight the French Senior Reporter Strickland(D) Club offers Soiree Running for Africane. a night of Voters should not be tooled governor of Ohio v11 Page 3 by attack ads and accusations involving "marijuana I.iced bananas by Republicans to hurt Kent State Democrats, a nearly-complete i offers campus rosterorthestatewide Democratic DeWlrte bad brought up an for design ticket, including gubernatorial Investigation in 1989, when candidate led Strickland, told a Brown was Ohio's secretary of Students learn New crowd of students and local resl siair ami line ot Ins employees York style straight dents who packed into the pews was suspected to have eaten a ofProuf Chapdfora Democratic brownie - not a banana — laced from the source raHyyesterdaj afternoon. with marijuana. | Page 3 "The name-calling and neg- These frivolous accusations ativity of this election lias dis- slum Republicans have no integrated into something thai accomplishments ot which they Getting to is unworthy of Ohio voters," can be proud enough to speak of Strickland said. "You have a man and thai ii is time tor a change, know your running tor re-election, and all Strickland said. candidates howants to talkaboutisa banana "We have had it with a polit- that's 20 years old." ical leadership that gains and Get all of the info you Strickland was referring niiuiols power by polarizing need to know about to Sen. Mike DeU'ine's debate us," be said. "We an- finished Ohio politicians in Cleveland last week with With thai power. I BGNEWS.COM Democratic challenger Sherrod Brown. During the debate. See DEMOCRAT | Page 2

Fresh faces making impact on the ice Voters must show IDs BG's seven freshmen have become an integral part of the on election day team | Page 9 By Tim Sampson Forms of Voter ID for Time to move Election Day: on for Falcon With the election just days away, football resolution has finally been ■ Drive's License achieved in a hotly contested ■ State Photo ID After embarrassing legal case concerning new state ■ Military ID loss at Temple. BG election rules. ■ i nt Utility Bill or Paycheck A settlement was reached late ■ BGSU Student ID looks toward present Wednesday night in a court case | Page 9 challenging the constitutional- ity ot a new stale law. It requires of statcgov eminent issuedlDor Aft all voters to present some form a valid government document of government issued ID when with their current names and they arrive at the polls on addresses. Tuesday, according to articles Ihe criteria lor acceptable published by The \ssot iated Identification has since been Press this week. expanded to include IDs issued A federal court case was by county and local govern- already underway when a deal ments, as well as from State MIKESCHEll was struck that would uphold universities and public commu- the new law while expanding nity colleges, according lo The Weekly wine tasting at Stimmels Market and clarifying its provisions, Associated I'ress. Originally, the law required CHEERS:Enc Agoston enjoys some wine yesterday evermg at Stimmels Market. Stimmels hosts wine tasting every Thursday until 9 p.m. Placebo all voters 10 present some form See VOTING I Page 2 camps up Cleveland RACE OF THE DAY I US. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES After a hiatus and Dance Marathon coming a new CD release, Paul Gillmor (R) Robin Weirauch (D) Placebo is back and By Karl Ondrus We want people to siarl gelling BIOGRAPHY representing Glam Reporter BIOGRAPHY excited now.' Paul Gillmoi has served rune terms in the Robm Weirauch worked as the Assistant D-iector of the rock at its finest at Though the first deadline for US House of Representatives for Ohio's Fifth Center for Regional Development at BGSU from 1988 until Cleveland's legend- There are three types of stu- registration lor the fundraiser Congressional District Before becoming a U S October 2006 when she left the position to bus on her ary Agora Theater dents at the University. Those has passed, those behind the Congressman. campaign for Congress Pnor She Wants Revenge who don't know about Dance scenes of DM don't want poten- Gilmor served to working at the Unrversity. for 22 years in Weirauch helped found the opens the night for Marathon, those who think tial dancers, mnralers and bik- Dance Marathon is a fund raising ers to be discouraged. As of Nov. the Ohio Senate Henry County Humane Society the campy crew, who weekend in late March and those 1, 238 dancers and 242 moral- and was president which established the hrst ani- has gained much mal service shelter In the area who live, eat, breathe and sleep ers had signed tip, and although of the Senate for three General She also acted as program notoriety for their Dance Marathon. these numbers are heller than Assemblies He is coordinator for the Great Lakes attitude-infested Preston Reilly, a sophomore previous years, die DM planning a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and the Regional Office of the Humane Society of the United States music. | Page 7 morale captain for Dance committee is looking to have at University of Michigan Law School, and served from 1987 to 1997 Weirauch graduated with a bachelor's Marathon is one of those stu- least 500 of each by the time of as an Air Force Judge Advocate during the degree m business administration m 1980 and a master's in dents who makes DM a part of the marathon. public administration in 1998. both from BGSU How do you feel Vietnam vVar Gillmor is from Tiffin. his day-to-day life. Holly Mullen, a senior morale about organic foods? "Dance Marathon's not just captain, said that from now until ON THE ISSUES: ON THE ISSUES: I Education: As someone who worked at a university for 18 that one weekend — it's 365 days the weekend of DM, March 24-25, Education: Gillmor sponsored a bill to include a year," Reilly said. "It's really a bullying and harassment prevention programs years. Weirauch said her former job will make her a better lot closer than people think il is. See DANCE | Page 2- in the Safe and Drug-Free Schools and advocate for education She said Congress has had several Communities Act Gillmor has voted in favor of opportunities to did students struggling to pay for college vouchers for private and parochial schools. He tuition - by reducing interest rates and increasing PeB grants has voted to allow prayer in public schools - and failed "We must have more people with college degrees to compete and remain innovative." Weirauch said Sting operation a success Health can: Gilmor supported the creation RAJIB MONDAL of the Bipartisan Commission on Medicdid, to Health cart: Weirauch said success in providing health K Graduate student Ptioto make recommendations for health coverage for care can be measured by providing "the greatest good to the Chemistry By Lara Jakes Jordan investigation, said lohh F. (".lark, low-mcome children and pregnant women and greatest number of people." Affordable health care, she said, The Associated Press director of the Marshals Sen ice. how to pay for care services for the elderly and is a situation that must be placed under control with a grow- "You never know; In Ohio, about 260 fugitives disabled. Gillmor voted to limit damages m medi- ing number of people either without health insurance or with you might be eating wen arrested — 107 arrests in cal malpractice lawsuits to J250.00O. inadequate insurance. She said she hopes a new Congress will stop putting off making tough decisions on health cate. something bad." | WASHINGTON — Nearly 11,000 Dayton, 83 in Cincinnati and 77 sex offenders, gang members and in the Columbus — on charges Environment: Gillmor sponsored the two Page 4 other fugitives from Ohio and ranging from rape to robbery to Energy Poky Acts and introduced a provision Environment: Ihe United States has the ability to become to reform a program to fix leaking underground an "energy-producing mecca." Weirauch said, if steos aie 23 other states were swept up in assaultinga police officer, accord- storage tanks He sponsored a provision to give taken to pursue alternative energy now - not when fossil what the lustice Department yes- ing to federal authorities. tax credits for clean coal and renewable energy fuels run out Weirauch supports exploring bwfuels and wmd terday called a sting targeting the One fugitive was hiding in the sources, which would save Ohtoans $36 million power as energy sources of the future, saying northwest "worst of the worst" criminals on attic of a Springfield home and ?^?^^5Wi a year on electricity costs Another provision Ohio boasts many viable spots for more windrmHs. The U.S. the run. another near Dayton was found he supported would provide S billion gallons of must also stop giving subsidies to oil companies, she said. TODAY The weeklong sting, code- in a closet with a handgun and ethanol per year for the nation's fuel supply. I Partly Cloudy named Operation Falcon III, led a pit bull. Homeland security: Weirauch said the Untied States has High: 45, Low: 24 to the shooting of a Georgia fugi- In Peebles in south central Homeland security: Gillmor has voted to not led a good example by rushing into Iraq and that war tive killed by authorities as he Ohio, a fugitive wanted on a war- adopt recommendations of the 9/11 Commission should have been a last resort The US will have to work to came out of his house, officials rant out of Columbus was caught m 2004 He supported allowing commercial wm back the respect in the world it once had. she said Also said. Additionally, the neighbor in a bathroom with a shotgun airline pilots to carry guns on board in 2002 He We*aucti feels problems at home are just as pressing as those of a fugitive in Florida fired — but in his mouth. Officers persuaded voted in favor of spending $78 billion in emer- abroad 'Before we can cure the worlds rlls. we have a lot of TOMORROW missed — police approaching her gency funds m Iraq and Afghanistan in 2003 our own work to do [in the US].* Weirauch said. Partly Cloudy home. Both shootings are under See FUGITIVES | Page 2 - Megan Schmidt, Tht BG News i High: 48, Low: 34 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS. SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE

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written statement confirming BLOTTER facade. VOTING their identity. DEMOCRAT "Change is going to come DANCE WEDNESDAY From Page 1 But according to Davis, the From Page 1 from the people of Ohio," she From Paqe 1 hassle of voting by provisional 12:20 a.m. said. "Ohio is considered one of : warning was issued The original regulations ballot could be a deterrent for 1 But some voters have the most comipt states in the those involved have plenty to other concerns about the country right now, and 1 don't work on, but one main goal were beingcontested by home- many voters. parl iglot. like that." lakes precedence. lessadvocatesandlaborunions "They'll be less likely to 10:43 a.m. Democratic ticket. Throughout and after the Sykes said the Democrats "Recruit, recruit, recruit. that saw the lawasbeingunfair vote because they have to ■ ■ ! to Ohio's poor and homeless deal with all the extra com- reported to t rally, a group of protesters car- would restore voters' trust in Even though the first regis- populations. plexity," Davis said. stabbed a screwdriver into I rying Blackwell signs could be Ohio politics by creating trans- tration deadline is over, we "Many homeless people Anthony dismissed this near a staff member's neck and heard chanting "Taxing Ted" parency in all offices — includ- still need to stay at the top of don't have an ID and arc claim and said the legal chal- ■ mother screw- oulside of the chapel. ing her own. our game with recruitment," being disenfranchised by lenge to the voter ID law was ■ "We don't want higher I know how hard it is to get Mullen said. these requirements," said baseless and designed to dis- The s; .Mocalled taxes," one protester, fresh- up and go to work every day and Though recruitment is cer- Brian Davis, executive direc- rupt the election. ' iocu- man lustin Barnhart said. have money taken out every tainly a priority right now, tor of the North Eastern Ohio "It's not in the best interest "|Strickland's| voting record week before you even see it." Kari Rood, director of Dance 3:10 p.m. Coalition for the Homeless, of people to have election pro- shows he would raise them. It she said. "|Govemment| has a Marathon, wants to keep the used also shows he doesn't show up responsibility to make sure your focus of the event on the chil- a group which served as one cedure upset at the last minute in unknown person. to vote in Congress." money is taken care of. It's not dren that haveand will benefit of the principle plaintiffs in like this," Anthony said. 3:14 p.m. a secret. I'm going to tell you from DM. the case. With all the hubbub over . ■ was Inside the chapel, the can- According to Davis, because election rules, many stu- didates continued to speak whatever you need to know." "One of ourmiracle children a voter needs money in order dents may be wondering how 5:30 p.m. unfazed by the commotion Robin Weirauch, 5th district from last year just finished to acquire the kinds of identi- they will be affected when it sorted at a outside. candidate for the U.S. House her chemo treatments," Rood fication required by this law, comes time to cast their bal- i >^ent Richard Cordray, of Representatives, said the said. "To hear her parents talk forcing them to furnish an ID lots on Tuesday. 'old police be Democratic candidate for state fact thai when Republicans of BCi students — there's real- when they arrive at the polling According to Terry Burton, ■ treasurer, blasted Republicans run negative ads, it is a clear ly something special at this place would be similar to levy- deputy director of the Wood ■ for being inactive in office over sign that Democrats can win campus that not every univer- ing a poll tax. County Board of Elections, ■ i ■ ■• the past decade. ihe election. Weirauch's oppo- sity has." In addition, groups protest- on TUesday, voters will be "WearebeatinglRepublicansI nent, Paul Gillmor, has recently For Annie Weber, a junior ing the new law claimed that required to bring either a state on the argument of who should begun running television ads morale captain, interacting 6:47 p.m. it was already being enforced issued photo ID. military ID, run this state," Cordray said. which say Weirauch is a poor with the kids that DM helps unevenly throughout Ohio's or a copy of a current utility "They don't have a vision or candidate because she has no has a definite impact on ■ 88 counties during early bill, bank statement, govern- agenda to turn this state around experience in politics. her life. ■ absentee voting. ment check, paycheck, or in was being "com- — we do." "This just shows us the race "Forme, it goes so far beyond "Certain formsoflDdeemed other government document Cordray said Republicans is a whole lot closer than Paul lliiii weekend. I thinkaboutall acceptable in one county are that shows their names and «d. have had their fair chance to Gillmor is comfortable with," the tests I haveand everything being rejected in another," current addresses. 9:15 p.m. create jobs, improve education Weirauch said. I have to do - but then I think Davis said. In accordance with I and provide health care for Strickland said as the elec- about ihe kids and everything But according to the state, Wednesday's settlement, stu- frond Ohio's citizens, but time and tion grows closer, there is a they g" through," Weber said. the new rules discriminate dents will now also be able to ■ time again they have failed. good reason Republicans "It makes my problems seem against no one and aim to use their university IDs. ■ "Most of them have had 12 should feel uncomfortable so much less.'' 100 eliminate voter fraud. Students unable to meet ID or 16 years in office," he said of — Ihe Democrats are finally Any person who would "Our initial goal is to make requirements, or who are reg- ■ Ohio Republicans. "When you going get the chance to set like to become Involved with 9:51 p.m. sure all votes cast honestly are istered in another county, will see them running predomi- Ohio back on track. Dance Marathon has many ■ ■ counted, and this law helps be permitted to vote by provi- nantly negative campaign ads, "We can have a sweep on options of how they can help. toward that goal," said Marc sional ballot. tools v.. it just tells you that they don't Nov. 7, I'm convinced of It," Aside from being a dancer or Anthony, spokesman for the Polls will be open from lies i ■ ■ have the records to run on." Strickland said. "We are five moraler. bikers for the event Ohio attorney general's office. 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Barbara Sykes, candidate for days away from sending a participate on a ride from According to Anthony, the Election Day. Students living state auditor, said Ohioans will political message across Ohio Cincinnati to Bowling Green law has already been success- on-campus should report to ■ see through the Republicans' and across the nation." the weekend of the event fully implemented in several their assigned polling place ■ to raise additional money. elections since May without in the Union. 10:41 p.m. Monetary donal ions are also any confusion. For more information ■ accepted. report ">a gun got The attorney general's office regarding voter regulations tion," Clark said, adding that Steve Dtltton, senior, is the also said voters lacking proper and polling place locations ■ FUGITIVES he wanted to do the roundup assistant director of finance identification will be allowed in Wood County, consult ■ From Page 1 in the fall — before the winter for Dance Marallion. Having ■ weather hit. to cast provisional ballots the Wood County Board of . ■ been involved with DM for by either providing a social Elections Web site at www. him to drop the gun and sur- In all, Gonzales said offi- four years, Dutton knows security number or signing a co.wood.oh.us/BOE/. render. cials caught 10,733 fugitives how the experience can be The roundup, in 24 states cast — including 1,659 sex offend- eye-opening. of the Mississippi River, targeted ers. 364 gang members and "Dance Marathon is kind of CORRECTIONS "the worst of the worst fugitive thousands of others sought one of those things thai is hard felons in the country," Attorney on kidnapping, robbery, bur- lo understand until you expe- DAILY ADVISING TIP in the art^ie titled Scantily dad off (leneral Albert Gonzales said at glary, carjacking and weap- rience il. (lure you do. it's kind the streets" published in The BG News. a Washington news conference. ons charges. More than 230 of hard to turn away," Dutton Interested in KduLiilion Abroad'.' Now i\ the time in explore Nov 1.2006. quotes from employees at Two earlier stings — Falcons weapons were seized. said "But whether you are a opportunities lo explore the world! Set up an appointment to speak «iih BuyCostumes.com and HalloweenMart. I and II — were held in April Those totals represent a first year looking for a way to an Rducalion Abroad Counselor by calling 4I9-372-1U7') or emailing com should have been attributed to The over the last two years. fraction of doors knocked on, gel Involved or a senior who's New York Times as a primary source. edabroad(S bgsu.edu Gonzales and Clark denied liquor store drive-bys, construc- never attended before, it's Quotes from a professor in a te»tbook that next week's elections tion site surveillances and dps never too late lo get involved." SponsiMtd tn \(MMI>H N.l"m l source were also not attributed properly. played any part in scheduling chased down by agents during Editor's Note: tor more infor- the latest crackdown. the weekiong sweep, finding mation, or lo gel intvhvd. visit "I can assure you that the the fugitives — even at their Ihe Dance Marathon website, coordination of getting 3,000- homes in the early morning at: wuw.bgsn.edulstudenttifel The BG News has 1 spring opening for a qualified plus officers and agents, and hours — proved to be a hit-or- organimlionsklancemarallion student to work in part-time selling everybody together to do this, miss mission for the federal, or e-mail [email protected]. just takes a lot of coordina- state and local authorities. edit. Got Sweet Skills?

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2:30-6 p.m. Exhibition: Hands Dancing Kent State opens Big Apple satellite campus for design Arts Village. ComptonHaH, Kreischer Quadrangle By Carol Biliczky since Rhodes became director benefactors also contributed. MCT in 1994. 5 p.m. The program launched softly "These are high-profile pro . last spring with 25 junior fash- GSS Hockey Night For years, Kent State fashion grams, said lim Chandler, ion students who volunteered Ice Arena students spent a lew whirlwind dean of the KSU College of the for the inaugural semester. It days each spring ogling designs Arts. "You need to keep ahead was a rocky start, given that and scooping up exotic fabrics of the game." 6:30 -9:30 p.m. chairs and lighting didn't get in New York City. He believes the semestei in there on time and computers Club Friday Music The Blue Kazoo Now KSU has taken that a New York — formally called didn't work at First. (lock countty. comedy) step forward with a satellite the NYC studio Experience — Now all ilicpici esareinplace Toledo Museum of Art campus in the Big Apple. will further boost enrollment for another semester of 35 to 40 It is believed to be one of while improving the quality students next spring. Kent is on the few programs of its kind and breadth of instruction. semesters, so "spring" means 7 pm. nationwide, KSU Fashion But it wasn't easy In get off lanuarytoMay Next Frame Film Festival School director Elizabeth the ground. The university is renting a Gish Film Theater, Hanna Hall Rhodes said. Administrators spent five renovated building at 315 W, "New York is like a text- ye ii- developing the program 39th St. in the heart of the book," she said. "Students and coming up with funding to 8 p.m. Garment District, or Fashion don't have to live in New York help bankroll it. KSU alumna Center, as it's called now. BG Opera "La Canterina" and forever, but they need to read Linda A Hard, the retired design The 3,000 square feet has "Dido and Aeneas' LEW STAMP the book thoroughly." director for I lien [racy fash- a computer lab, lecture room Kobacker Hall. KENT STATE'S PROJECT RUNWAY: Juteljn Simms. ,i senor design student at the Fashion is one of the hot pro ions, gave SI million for an and Workroom With sewing Moore Musical Arts Center Fashion School at Kent State University and who attended the campus extension in New gramsat Kent State. Enrollment endowment and $300,000 in machines, model forms and York last year, works on her senior project in Kent. Ohio, recently. has tripled to 950 siiitlenis cash to get it operating. Other the like,

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By Nick Parry NI seven mined from Mexico. least-educated [Kins of the state dozen students to more than philosophy and tuition resemble I asl (toast, this year it landed a MCT "The best decision was for us to And quietly helping deliver that 1,500. It's reaching students in a that of a public university. It's S2.I million grant from the Bill & come over here, otherwise Magali future for the past 25 years is one region ignored by the public s\, within the Yakama Nation reset BUENA, Wash. — It's just after 5 Melinda Gales Foundation, rep- wouldn't have been able to study of the more unusual small-tow 11 tern, and is raising overall educa- ration yet is managed indepen- resenting — finally — significant a.m. on the second day of classes at college," whispers mom Irma colleges in the country: Heritage tional attainment there. dently from the tribe an arrange- recognition closer to home. and too early for university fresh- Arreola, with Ambriz translating University in Tnppcnish. Wash. I leritage has a higher propor- ment unique in the U.S. It's nun man Magali Ambriz to consider softly as her younger brother stirs Tlw gram mearts that by spring, It's barely known in Seattle tion of minority and low income denominational hut is run by a as the college marks its 25th anni- eating breakfast. on the living-room couch. The But speak to a teacher in undergraduates than other uni- Roman (bthoUc nun who won a versary, work will begin on a $15 Her dad is leaving the family main reason we brought the chil- Yakima, a nurse in Sunnyside versities in the slate: 53 percent $335,000 Mat-Arthur Foundation million project to build 13 class 1 oltagetopickapplesand Ambriz, dren here was to move forward or a social worker in Grandview, are Hispanic and II percent genjus grant then gave the money 20, will soon follow to trim and roomsand labs, and a large meet and get a better future." and chances are they were edu- American Indian. Nine out of 10 in stiulenls through scholarships ing hall. Ditching trailer class train grapevines before her after- That hope is what hits drawn cated at I leritage. undergrade qualify for federal and programs, 11s lor brick will represent a noon class. Her hands are fast: many Hispanic farm workers to Begun in an abandoned ele- financial aid, Although the college has She's worked in the fields since permanence for the commuter the towns of the lower Yakima mentary school, the private uni- The university defies catego- received support lot years Iroin she was 13, soon alter her family campus, which for two decades Valley, one of the poorest and versity has grown from a lew rization. Although it's private, its charitable foundations on the struggled just to survive. The Office of Residence Life proudly recognizes the following Resident Advisors and SMART mentors...

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written statement confirming BLOTTER facade. VOTING their identity. DEMOCRAT "Change is going to come DANCE From But according to Davis, the WEDNESDAY From Page 1 from the people of Ohio," she From Page 1 hassle of voting by provisional 12:20 a.m. said. "Ohio is considered one of A ve'bal warning was issued But some voters have the most corrupt states in the those involved have plenty to The original regulations ballot could be a deterrent for for dnvmg with a mask on in a were beingcontested by home- many voters. other concerns about the country right now, and I don't work on, but one main goal Harshman parking lot. takes precedence. lessadvocatesandlaborunions "They'll be less likely to 10:45 J.m. Democratic ticket. like that." thatsawthelawasbeingunfair vote because they have to Throughout and after the Sykes said the Democrats "Recruit, recruit, recruit. Subjecr at Behavioral Even though the first regis- to Ohio's poor and homeless deal with all the extra com- Connections reported to have rally, a group of protesters car- would restore voters' trust in populations. plexity," Davis said. stabbed a screwdriver into a wall rying Blackwell signs could be Ohio politics by creating trans- tration deadline is over, we "Many homeless people Anthony dismissed this it'mber's neck and heard chanting "Taxing Ted" parency in all ofTices — includ- still need to stay at the top of don't have an ID and are claim and said the legal chal- ■ I' iother screw- outside of the chapel. ing her own. our game with recruitment," being disenfranchised by lenge to the voter ID law was driver into a staff member's neck. "We don't want higher "1 know how hard it is to get Mullen said. these requirements." said baseless and designed to dis- The staff member who called taxes," one protester, fresh- up and go to work every day and Though recruitment is cer- Brian Davis, executive direc- rupt the election. simply wanted the incident docu- man lustin Bamhart said. have money taken out every tainly a priority right now, tor of the North Eastern Ohio "It's not in the best interest mented "IStrickland'sl voting record week before you even see it," Kari Rood, director of Dance Coalition for the Homeless, of people to have election pro- 3:10>.m. shows he would raise them. It she said. "(Government] has a Marathon, wants to keep the a group which served as one cedure upset at the last minute ATM credit card reported used also shows he doesn't show up responsibility to make sure your focus of the event on the chil- for $250 by an unknown person. dren that have and will benefit of the principle plaintiffs in like this," Anthony said. 3:1* p.m. to vote in Congress." money is taken care of. It's not the case. With all the hubbub over Inside the chapel, the can- a secret. I'm going to tell you from DM. Student reported her vehicle was "One of ourmiracle children According to Davis, because election rules, many stu- vandalized In Lot 6. didates continued to speak whatever you need to know." a voter needs money in order dents may be wondering how 5:30 p.m. unfazed by the commotion Robin Weirauch, 5th district from last year just finished to acquire the kinds of identi- they will be affected when it ile assault reported at a outside. candidate for the U.S. Mouse her chemo treatments," Rood fication required by this law, comes time to cast their bal- North Grove Street apartment Richard Cordray, of Representatives, said the said. "To hear her parents talk forcing them to furnish an ID lots on Tuesday. complex. The victim told police he Democratic candidate for state fact that when Republicans of BG students — there's real- when they arrive at the polling According to Terry Burton, was assaulted by his cousin and treasurer, blasted Republicans run negative ads, it is a clear ly something special at this place would be similar to levy- deputy director of the Wood he had visible marks on his face for being inactive in office over sign that Democrats can win campus that not every univer- ing a poll tax. County Board of Elections, where he was struck A report was the past decade. the election. Weirauch's oppo- sity has." In addition, groups protest- on Tuesday, voters will be sent to the juvenile prosecutors "Wearebeating|Republicans| nent, Paul Gillmor, has recently For Annie Weber, a junior ing the new law claimed that required to bring either a state office. on the argument of who should begun running television ads morale captain, interacting 6:47 pm with the kids that DM helps it was already being enforced issued photo ID, military ID, West Wooster Street resident run this state," Cordray said. which say Weirauch is a poor unevenly throughout Ohio's or a copy of a current utility "They don't have a vision or candidate because she has no has a definite impact on called to be transported to the her life. 88 counties during early bill, bank statement, govern- emergency room. She stated agenda to turn this state around experience in politics. absentee voting. ment check, paycheck, or another woman was being "com- —we do." 'This just shows us the race "Forme.itgoessofarbeyond "Certain forms of ID deemed other government document bative, with her but the woman Cordray said Republicans is a whole lot closer than Paul that weekend. 1 think about all acceptable in one county are that shows their names and was gone when police arrived. have had their fair chance to Gillmor is comfortable with,'' the tests I have and everything being rejected in another," current addresses. 9:15 p.m. create jobs, improve education Weirauch said. I have to do—but then I think Davis said. In accordance with Ashley Hall staff reported a strong and provide health care for Strickland said as the elec- about the kids and everything But according to the state, Wednesday's settlement, stu- * marijuana on the second Ohio's citizens, but time and tion grows closer, there is a they go through," Weber said. the new rules discriminate dents will now also be able to floor. Michael Bowen and Justin time again they have failed. good reason Republicans "It makes my problems seem against no one and aim to use their university IDs. Letbfarth were cited for posses- "Most of them have had 12 should feel uncomfortable so much less." eliminate voter fraud. Students unable to meet ID sion of marijuana less than 100 or 16 years in office," he said of — the Democrats are finally Any person who would "Our initial goal is to make requirements, or who arc reg- grams and for drug paraphernalia. Ohio Republicans. "When you going get the chance to set like to become involved with 9:51p.m. Dance Marathon has many sure all votes cast honestly are istered in another county, will Subject on Ordway Avenue see them running predomi- Ohio back on track. counted, and this law helps be permitted to vote by provi- reported thousands of dollars of nantly negative campaign ads, "We can have a sweep on options of how they can help. toward that goal," said Marc sional ballot. tools were taken from his shop by it just tells you that they don't Nov. 7, I'm convinced of it," Aside from being a dancer or Anthony, spokesman for the Polls will be open from a tools sales representative. The have the records to run on." Strickland said. "We are five moraler. bikers for the event Ohio attorney general's office. 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on salesperson said he left a repos- Barbara Sykes, candidate for days away from sending a participate on a ride from According to Anthony, the Election Day. Students living session document with the man. state auditor, said Ohioans will political message across Ohio Cincinnati to Bowling Green law has already been success- on-campus should report to ■smg. but it . see through the Republicans' and across the nation." the weekend of the event fully implemented in several their assigned polling place was not found. to raise additional money. elections since May without in the Union. 10:41 p.m. Monetary donations are also any confusion. For more information BGSU police received a call accepted. The attorney general's office regarding voter regulations reporting a male with a gun got tion." Clark said, adding that Steve Dutton, senior, is the into a Saturn with Michigan and polling place locations FUGITIVES he wanted to do the roundup assistant director of finance also said voters lacking proper glares and headed west- From Page 1 in the fall — before the winter for Dance Marathon. Having identification will be allowed in Wood County, consult bound on Merry Avenue toward to cast provisional ballots the Wood County Board of Mercer Road. OfficM weather hit. been involved with DM for by either providing a social Elections Web site at www. the area. him to drop the gun and sur- In all, Gonzales said offi- four years, Dutton knows security number or signing a co.wood.oh.us/ BOE/. render. cials caught 10,733 fugitives how the experience can be The rou ndup, i n 24 states east — including 1,659 sex offend- eye-opening. of the Mississippi River, targeted ers, 364 gang members and "Dance Marathon is kind of "the worst of the worst fugitive thousands of others sought one of those things that is hard CORRECTIONS felons in the country," Attorney on kidnapping, robbery, bur- to understand until you expe- DAILY ADVISING TIP In the article titled "Scantily clad off (ienenl Albert Gonzales said at glary, carjacking and weap- rience it. Once you do, it's kind the streets" published in The BG News. a Washington news conference. ons charges. More than 230 of hard to turn away," Dutton Interested in Education Abroad? Now is the lime to explore Nov 1,2006. quotes Irom employees at Two earlier slings — Falcons weapons were seized. said. "But whether you are a opportunities to explore the world! Set up an appointment '<» speak with BuyCostumes.com and HalloweenMart I and II — were held in April Those totals represent a first year looking for a way to an Education Abroad Counselor by calling 419-372-047" or emailing com should have been attributed to The over the last two years. fraction of doors knocked on, get involved or a senior who's edabroad^vbgsu.edu New York Times as a primary source Gonzales and Clark denied liquor store drive-bys, construc- never attended before, it's Quotes from a professor in a textbook that next week's elections tion site surveillances and tips never too late to get involved." 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2:50-6 p.m. Exhibition: Hands Dancing Kent State opens Big Apple satellite campus for design Arts Village. Compton Hall. Kreischer Quadrangle By Carol Blliczky since Rhodes became director benefactors also contributed. MCT in 1994. The program launched softly 5 p.m. "These are high-profile pro- _ last spring with 25 junior fash- GSS Hockey Night For years, Kent State fashion grams," said Tim Chandler, ion students who volunteered Ice Arena students spent a few whirlwind dean of the KSU College of the for the inaugural semester. It days each springoglingdesigns Arts. "You need to keep ahead was a rocky start, given that and scooping up exotic fabrics of the game chairs and lighting didn't get 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. in New York City. He believes the semester in there on time and computers Club Friday Music The Blue Kazoo Now KSU has taken that a New York — formally called didn't work at first. (rock country, comedy) step forward with a satellite the NYC Studio Experience — Nowallthepiecesareinplace Toledo Museum of Art campus in the Big Apple. will further boost enrollment for another semester of 35 to 40 It is believed to be one of while improving the quality students next spring. Kent is on the few programs of its kind and breadth of instruction. semesters, so "spring" means 7 p.m. nationwide, KSU Fashion But it wasn't easy to get off lanuary to May. Next Frame Film Festival School director Elizabeth the ground. The university is renting a Gish film Theater. Hanna Hall Rhodes said. Administrators spent five renovated building at 315 W. "New York is like a text- years developing the program 39th St. in the heart of the book," she said. "Students and coming up with funding to Garment District, or Fashion 8 p.m. don't have to live in New York help bankroll it. KSU alumna Center, as it's called now. BG Opera: "La Cantetina" and forever, but they need to read Linda Allard, the retired design The 3,000 square feet has "Dido and Aeneas" IEWSTAMP MCI PHOTO the book thoroughly." director for Ellen Tracy fash- a computer lab, lecture room Kobackcr Hall. KENT STATE'S PROJECT RUNWAY: Jocelyn Simms. a senior design student at the Fashion is one of the hot pro- ions, gave SI million for an and workroom with sewing gramsat Kent State. Enrollment endowment and $300,000 in Moore Musical Arts Center Fashion School at Kent State University and who attended the campus extension in New machines, model forms and York last year, works on her senior project in Kent. Ohio, recently. has tripled to 950 students cash to get it operating. Other the like.

Washington area university faces obstacles, prospers from ground up By Nick Perry of seven moved from Mexico. least-educated parts of the state. dozen students lo more than philosophy and tuition resemble East Coast, this year it landed a MCT "The best decision was for us to And quietly helping deliver that 1,500. It's reaching students in a that of a public university. It's $2.1 million grant from the Bill & come over here, otherwise Magali future for the past 25 years is one region ignored by the public sys- within the Yakama Nation reser- Melinda Gates Foundation, rep- BUENA, Wash. — It's just after 5 wouldn't have been able to study of the more unusual small-town tem, and is raising overall educa- vation yet is managed Indepen- resenting — finally — significant a.m. on the second day of classes at college," whispers mom Irma colleges in the country: Heritage tional attainment there. dently from the tribe, an arrange- recognition closer to home. and too early for university fresh- Arreola, with Ambriz translating University in Toppenish, Wash. Heritage has a higher propor- ment unique in the U.S. It's non- The grant meansthat by spring, man Magali Ambriz to consider softly as her younger brother stirs It's barely known in Seattle. tion of minority and low-income denominational but is run by a as the college marks its 25th anni- eating breakfast. on the living-room couch. "The But speak to a teacher in undergraduates than other uni- Roman Catholic nun who won a versary, work will begin on a $15 Her dad is leaving the family main reason we brought the chil- Yakima, a nurse in Sunnyside versities in the state: 53 percent S335,000 MacArthur Foundation million project to build 13 class- cottagetopickapplcsandAmbriz. dren here was to move forward or a social worker in Grandview, are Hispanic and II percent genius grant thm gave the money rooms and labs, and a large meet- 20, will soon follow to trim and and get a better future." and chances are they were edu- American Indian. Nine out of 10 to students through scholarships ing hall. Ditching trailer class- train grapevines before her after- That hope is what has drawn cated at Heritage. undcrgrads qualify for federal and programs. rooms for brick will represent a noon class. Her hands are fast: many Hispanic farm workers to Begun in an abandoned ele- financial aid. Although the college has permanence for the commuter She's worked in the fields since the towns of the lower Yakima mentary school, the private uni- The university defies catego- received support for years from campus, which for two decades she was 13, soon after her family Valley, one of the poorest and versity has grown from a few rization. Although it's private, its charitable foundations on the struggled just to survive. The Office of Residence Life proudly recognizes the following Resident Advisors and SMART mentors...

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all of those toxins Into our I opened the November 2 edi- blood stream, l ion of The Bti News and, as When yon sit down and do a expected, found a number of little Investigating about what letters bombarding the writ- ■.'<. JEMNWETHERN goes into our hygiene products, ers of the "shitty costume" t" ■pNIOM.OLUMNIS' the results may disgust you. opinion pieces. I am certain!) **+ afforded very much respect. dients in our other personal Here you can find aluminum While I believe appearance care products, it Starts to make free deodorant and toothpaste, yoi*-7/ l»e I" 4Kt should not factor in to how a sense how wearing a bra may organic shampoi >s and condi- JivrtiC s-fV-4e. «-s person is regarded, it is impos- contribute to other diseases tioners and a wide selection of \jo^-f hiyrs'iTy. sible to deny that it does; that's Think about it. Every day essential oils, among other use- just the way of the world. most women mil these harm- ful products. If a woman dresses to show ful chemicals on under our Another great resource is off her body on a regular basis. arms. Then we put on tight Squeakers Vegan < ale and most men I know probably clothing made out of synthetic health food store, which will not treat her with as high a MMIMAUK •. •'. '-'.'.- - chemicals that do not breathe is located on Main Street ■ level of respect. Are they going well. Essentially, we are allowing Squeakers has an awesome lo have irresistible desires to these chemicals in jusi soak into seln lion of organic foods. rape her? our skin day after day Seem like personal care products (they No, of course not, lhat a bit of a stretch? Not when you even have organic hair dye would be absurd. But they consider that most breast can- and sun screen!). probably will have a low first cer lumps are detected in the And, they carry organic tam- War climate means bad news impression. under arm area. pons. Phis, shopping there gives What I think was lost in The purpose of this little you the added bonusofknow- yesterday's argument is a man's anecdote is to demonstrate ingthat you are supporting a opinion. If a woman thinks one of the many ways in which great local business. that the only way she can gel our personal care products are these organic products do for U.S. soldiers, pocketbooks a man to pay attention to her slowly killing us. typically cost a little more than is by showing off as much skin Especially US women. For their non-organic counterparts, to commit murder? leader Kim Jong-ll, assuming the as possible, she is doing two Instance, did you know that but they are safer for both us But back to the real issue here. worst is the safes) thing to do. people a great disservice. most tampons sold in the and for the environment. If a terrorist organization gets a Till* UN can put as many I let sel I. for having such United States are not even But, I don't mind spending a £J nuclear weapon, dirty bomb, or sanctions out there that they a low opinion of her own ANDREW HERMAN approved for use by the little more on my deodorant or other weapon of mass destruc- want to, but until they want to worth, and die guy, for OPINION COLUMNIST European equivalent of the hair dye if I know that it could tion into (he United States, and back up their threats of war, do minimalizing him down to FDA? end up saving my life in the we go to war with the country you really think Mr. long-II will a single sexual idea. Our Tampax and I'laytex end. And really, Brent you worth that is harboring them, we will do anything along the lines of See, men are not all highly are bleached with chlorine the extra money? Boy, oh boy. I'll tell you what; this simply be spreading out selves slopping their weapons produc- sexualized beings who think and other harmful chemicals, crazy world we live in really gets too thin. tions? 1 stand belter chances of widi tiieir genitalia. We have and then we insert them into me worried sometimes about The great American military becoming President. brains, and we are capable of the second most porous part Sendcornmeno to Em Wedxmal what will happen in the future. can only be in so many places .11 The tiling is. the UN may go using them. of our body, where we absorb ewHnprn@6gsuKii With a nuclear North Korea, once and still pose a viable threat to war with North Korea, and We are able lo form our lapan getting their own arms to those that oppose them. then all member nations will be opinions by getting to know program underway, and the ever- Now this seems like a bit of involved in this war, but who do members of the opposite gen- constant threat from terrorists, a stretch, but if the big man you think will lie the ones to give der. V* don't all think only of what is going to happen if the in the White House decides to the most to this effort? "getting busy." world ends up in World War III? use one of our nukes to wage Who will the UN ask to lead Most of us just want a girl f F0B6ET WOT CTUW I JUST ^ " Tlie simple fact of the matter is a war against someone, the the assault? You guessed it, the with whom we can relate, with I BWISHT* NUCLEAR MISSILE FBOM | \ A LITTLE NOP* ffl!»,W if we do go to World War III. and global repercussions would good old US of A. whom we can talk and with we do not keep the alliances that be disastrous. Now, granted other nations whom we can just have a fun we have now. I hate to say this, 1 am not saying that this per- will support us, who else has die time. If we think a giri is noth- but the global population of the son would be Mush, hut whoever amount of armed forces dial we ing more than a sex-loving world is screwed. the current (hlef Executive hap- do? Who could really put navy, "floozy," wre probably won't be I he amount of nuclear pens to be, air force, marines, and army out interested in a relationship. weapons we have is enough to The biggest fear that I have there like we can? Again, it comes down to destroy even major city in the with nuclear weapons is the We hold the world record how you dress. If you dress to world — twice. And. if you fac- North Koreans. for the most readily deployable have people look at you, they > tor in all other weapons other A nuclear North Korea is one of military force, die Airborne in 48 will look at you... And probably countries have, well let's just say, the scenarios that I really did not hours or less. Who can compare not do much more. it could become a very sparsely want to think about until they to that? If you actually present populated planet in less than 15 blasted a hole in ground with if the UN decides to go to war, yourself as a regular human minutes. their first bomb. There are those we're going lo IK the ones footing being, the respect given W < ■ I i The simple fear of Nerf guns who think the North Koreans die bill, and the military might to will most likely be at a level : : last week on campus really simply blasted a few tons of TNT fight il. more deserved. :WM-:' \ makes me wonder, what will be below the surface, but in this case the next thing? Will kids playing 1 think it is safe to assume the Cowboys and Indians be arrested worst. With the homicidal, fanati- SendcormiertstoAiaWrTfcmiaDaf' Setdcommene lo Dai Caret and tried as adults for conspiracy cal, and in my opinion, psychotic hniiHrMtananirrfi d&rGijgsuedu

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BySueLinds«y charges included racketeering S20.000 in dividends yearly, the Cassell was charged with The Associated Press conspiracy, weapons charges, government said. impeding the investigation by narcotics distribution, obstruc- Prosecutors said thai for the the I 111 andfederaldrugenforce- ROANOKK, Va. — A sheriff and tion of justice and perjury. past eightyears, cocaine, steroids, ment agents and with monev 12 current and former officers II. franklin Cassell — the marijuana and other drugs that laundering He was in custody in a hard-luck rural county that sheriff of 1 lenry County, a for- had been seized by the sheriffs yesterday and awaited a bail once billed Itself the "Sweatshirt nu-i textile hub situated about department were resold to the hearing in the afternoon. Capital of the World" were 50 miles from Roanoke — was public. A sergeant who agreed Fourteen others also were charged yesterday in a scheme to quoted by investigators as say- to cooperate with Investigators in custody, and police had sell drugs seized from criminals ing the only way to acquire was paid off by the ring to use been in contact with the rest of back to the community. wealth is to be "a little crooked his house for distributing drugs, those indicted except for one A former postal worker, a for- and not gel caught. authorities said defendant who was at large, mer probation officer and five Cassell owns large tracts of "It is disgraceful corrup- Brow 11 lee said. other people also Here indict- land and a trucking company tion." U.S. Attorney John ed by federal prosecutors. The and has reported more than Mrownleesaid. Sec DRUGS | Page 6

REfDSAXON anPMOIO Three dead bodies found near housing complex FUMING: Firefighters from the California Department of Forestry examine the burned-out crew transport truck where four firefighters died and one was seriously burned fighting the By Meg Kinnard Esperanza fie in Twin Pines, Calif, last Friday Raymond Lee Oyler. suspected of starting this and authorities were looking for What we're doing now the pipe, which is larger than 3 fite and two others, has been charged with arson which could result m the death penalty The Associated Press a 24-year-old man in connection is working it in reverse,' feel in diameter, and were being Investigators interviewed Oyler on Monday and arrested him a day later. wiih the attack, Columbia Police McCants said. taken to die coroners office tor COLUMBIA, S.C. — Police ChiefDean Crisp said. The woman's identity and the identification, Crisp said. found the bodies of a woman 1 he woman sapai uncut, a few genders ol the other two victims "When you find a crime like and two other adults inside a hundred yards from where the were not immediately released this, it's clearly out of ihe ordi- Man charged for arson drainage pipe near a public bodies were found, was roped Richland County Coroner nary," Crisp said. housing complex early yester off. and investigators were look- Gary Watts said authorities Ini Authorities had no suspects, day and said all appear to have ing at a possfble domestic dis- dally had difficulty reaching he said. By Gillian Glaccus destroyed 34 homes and charred been killed during the night. pute, said police spokeswoman the bodies. By midmorning. the The Associated Press more than 60 square miles before At least one person was shot Sgl. I lorence McCants. bodies had been removed from See MURDER | Page 6 being contained Monday. RIVERSIDE; Calif. '— Yesterday Three firefighters died at the authorities filed murder and scene, and a fourth died soon arson charges carrying the death after at a hospital. A fifth was penally against a man suspected taken off life support and died of setting a Southern California this week. wildfire last week that killed five Investigators interviewed Oyler firefighters. on Oct. 27, served a search war- I he suspect, Raymond Lee Oyler, rant on his residence Monday, 36, was already under arrest on then arrested him Tuesday. suspicion of setting two other "This arrest really does help wildfires over the summer. wiili some of the closure, the heal- Theblazewasthedeadliestfor ing that we in the forest Service firefighters since luly 1994, when community; and in the families. 14 were killed near Glenwood need,* said leanne Wade Evans, Springs, Colo., according to the San Bernardino National if the National Interagency lire I orcsi su|K'rvisor. Center statistics. California conn records Dude r Prosecutorscharged Oyler with show Oyler was convicted in five counts of murder, 11 counts September 2001 of possession we lived at of arson and 10 counts of use of of a controlled substance. an incendiary device. The charg- In Joplin. Mo., police and court es include seven fires in June, one records show Oyler had mostly in July, one in September and two minor run-ins with the law from Copper Beech... in October. 1997 through 1999. The most District Attorney-elect Rod severe was a 1999 misdemeanor Pacheco said Oyler will also charge of violating a protection face two so-called special order by enteringhis wife's apart- circumstances, one alleging ment while she was out. Tin' cou- murders committed during ple divorced in 21101. arson and another alleging multiple murders. Authorities did not Imme- diately disclose a motive. Oyler was scheduled to make a court appearance later yesterday. The charges are punish- able by life in prison without parole or the death penalty. Authorities will decide in the next 60 days which sentence to seek, Pacheco said. "The feelings of the surviv- ing family members of the victims will be consulted and be given great weight by our office in what is always a dif- ficult decision," he said. A woman who answered the phone at the home of Oyler's mother said she had no comment. The fire was stoked by Santa Ana winds as it swept south- west through the San Jacinto Mountains west of Palm Springs. The flames overran the fire crew,

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suffered about 10,000 layoffs Brown said there had been recent in the 1990s as the factories crimes in the area. DRUGS MURDER "It's not that the neighborhood is From Page 5 closed. Its unemployment rate reached double-digits during From Paqe 5 dangerous, it's the company I hat \ i u i The sheriff's department Ihe early part of this decade. A resident of the apartment com- keep,'' Brown said. has 96 officers. State police The area is now best known plex reported seeing the bodies Residents also expressed frustra- and officers from the Henry for the Martinsville Speedway, around 5 a.m., police Sgt. Florence tion about a lack of police presence County city of Martinsville where NASCAR races are run McCants said. Police also received a in the area. are helping to run the depart- twice a year. call about gunshots in the area, but "You call the police and it takes ment in the meantime. A few years ago, former county Crisp was unsure if it was related. three and four hours for them to get Cassell has been sheriff since administrator Sid Clowcr went to Dozens of complex residents to a call," said Dorothy Ball. 75, who 1992 in the county of about prison for embezzling more than gathered in small groups outside the has lived at the complex for 18 years. 58,000 residents along the North $818,000 between 1993 and 2002 crime scene tape. Authorities put "They don't patrol out here like they Carolina line. as the county sank into economic tarps on a fence to shield the area should. It makes me mad. It's terrible The region used to be a cen- despair. He used the money for ERICBRADr AP PHOTO from onlookers. out here." ter of the furniture and textile gifts and trips and to support an WRONG SIDE OF LAW: Sheriff Frank Cassell. shown in this Aug. 19.2002 At the complex of one-story The complex is less than five mi les industries. But Henry County out-of-wcdlock child. phoio. was in jail yesterday on charges stemming from dealing drugs apartments, resident Tanyetta from the state Capitol.

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By Elliott Minor Homeowners are not laugh- leading cause of human rabies brought back and preserved poor. And Former President Killing even one carries up to a The Associated Press ing. The bat problem began in the United States, and that for future generations." jimmy Carter grew up a few year in jail and a SI,000 fine. about a decade ago and got makes Pomeroy reluctant to I'ree-tailed bats, as the ani- miles away, in Plains.) So homeowners try to keep AMKRICUS. Ga. — The grand steadily worse as the number let his children sleep in their mals are called, normally dwell The bats swarm out In the them out by plugging open- historic mansions of this of animals grew. Perkins alone upstairs bedrooms. in caves in Texas and farther evening, helping to curb the ings in their homes. But that Southern town have become cannot do the job anymore, and Many of the bats have settled west but have been making insect population by eating is often a futile task, since bats infested with millions of hats now the state has promised to into the towns historic district, their way into the Southeast, mosquitoes and other pests. can squeeze through holes as — so many that the sky turns help, proposing a yearlong pro known tor its antebellum and particularly over the past three But as the sun comes up, they small as a dime. black with each sunset. So many gram to capture and move the Greek Revival mansions built in decades. Experts say they are return to their dark attic lairs, Those who can afford pro- that not even the neighborhood flying mammals to "bat hous- the 1800s, and Victorian homes drawn to Americus because it where they urinate and leave fessional help call Perkins, Batman can help. es" where t hey will no longer be from the early 1900s. Many of lias an unusually large number piles of smelly guano. who founded his company, "This town is in bad shape." a nuisance. the homes have white columns, of old houses, which are not as "In some areas, the odor is Bat Busters, in the early 1990s, said George Perkins, a bat "They're perpetual crap wide porches and other touches well sealed-up as new homes unbearable on hot summer when a young woman died remover who often makes machines," saidTripp Pomeroy, that looklike something straight and have lots of crevices in their days," said Lane Tyson, 26, who from rabies after she touched public appearances in the who spent S1,5001 rying to evict out of "Clone with the Wind. attic s that allow bats to slip in. fights to keep bats out of his bats that flew into her office, taped crusader's costume and bats from the attic of his 9(i- The homes "are like art," (Americus is also the site early-1900s home. Perkins refers to his offices as drives his own Batmobile, a year-old home in AmeriiUS, a said Deanna Burgess, who of the world headquarters of Residents are not allowed to "Bat Caves," and callers hear retro-styled Chrysler Prowler town of 17,000 people 1 Ifi miles recently moved into a house I lahitat for Humanity, the char- kill the bats because they are the theme from the "Batman" with bat emblems. south of Atlanta. Bats are the built in 1856. "They need to be itv that builds homes for the protected under Georgia law. TV series while on hold.

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Wooster. Tickets are J5 and PiTRICKMAYNARD I TIOGNCWS can be obtained by calling 372-8171. SUNDAY Placebo hangs together to support their new album release at Cleveland's Agora "La Canterina" and "Dido and Aeneas" he local music store Finders Placebo is currently touring the U.S. and as Without You, I'm Nothing — this is the will showcase the vocal always has enticing music will be performing in Ohio tomorrow. first time the band is playing in America, stylings of many talented playing out of their sound "I remember hearing a song by them since releasing Meds in April —it won't be Bowling Green residents. system for both music shop- back when I was in college," said Jennifer surprising if its sales go up soon. The double opera begins pers and passer- Kahn, an employee at Finders. "And "The three week tour in America will be at 3 p.m. in Kobacker hall. bys to enjoy. On By Emily that was back in 1998, so they've been very Meds— heavy," said Placebo's drum- Tickets are $8 for students Wednesday, the around forever." mer Steven Hewitt. Hewitt went on to explain how Placebo and $10 for non-students album of Choice Reporter Kahn recalled the song came off the and can be obtained at the was Meds, the lat- band's sophomore album, Without You, feels their sound has done a 360. door. est release from Placebo—the I'm Nothing. She pointed out how popu- "Meds is similar to our first self titled British indie rock cult band that has been lar this record is by pulling it off the shelf record, but with better song writing," creating music for well over ten years. and examining how many times it has I lewitt said. "Our last album was more "Because I want you," the unmistakable been turned — fancy music shop talk for electronic, and we pushed that as far as voice of lead singer, Brian Moloko played reordered because fans have bought it we could." out of stereo. out of the store. It was an interesting choice because Though Meds hasn't yet turned as much See PLACEBO | Page I? Trans-Siberian Orchestra will bring the holiday spirit early as they perform at the SeaGate Convention Centre in Toledo. They will offer two shows at 3 p.m and 7:30 p.m. "Rip-off" will make it work Newcomers use world as a stage Tickets are $32.50 to $43.50

and can be purchased at By Addle Curlii way to bring creative students By Sarah Moore a central theme. In this case, Hear no evil, Speak no evil', Ticketmaster. Reporter from across campus together Reporter the overall theme of "All and satirical choreographed and get involved with their the World's a Stage" was the dance moves that poked fun at THEY SAID IT A student organization on cam- own specific talents. This year's Newcomers behind-the-scenes creation of typical musical mannerisms. pus is giving aspiring designers Along with the "show" that Showcase, titled "All the a play as seen throughout five The musical pieces were a chance to show off their work will be put on, there will be World's a Stage", was a success. rounds: the writing of the play, also comical and entertaining, "If you give a person for campus' own reality televi- a masquerade ball for all the Performed by the Department the audition, preparation, the with every single individual sion show. guests. of Theater & Film in rehearsal and opening night. embodying a voice to be a fish, they'll fish for Pandora's Box, a student An organizer of the event collaboration with the College After the grand opening of envious of. organization that deals a lot Melody Moore said auditions of Musical Arts on Oct. 26- a Show Biz Medley consisting The performers consisted a day. Butifyou with arts and crafts, is putting were held on Oct. 13 and that 29, the audience witnessed a of four songs, the show would of both freshmen and together Project Rip-off. This more interviews will be tak- variety of humorous theatrical rotate between acting scenes transfer students. train a person to is a spin off of the popular ing place sometime before the scenes and musical numbers. and musical numbers. Literally being new to the show "Project Runway." end of the semester. They have The performance could be Every theatrical scene was scene can be a nerve-wracking fisKtheyHfishfora Pandora's Box is a student decided to move back the date classified as a revue, which is VBTJ comical, and kept the experience for the students, organization with a mission of the show in order to receive a form of variety theater that energetic audience smiling especially when performing in lifetime statement focusing on "cre- more applications for models. uses a cast to incorporate and laughing continuously front of an audience that has skits, songs, dance numbers, There were funny inter textual Dan Qayfe | Former vice president ativity, culture, and commu- nity awareness." The event is a See RIP-OFF | Page 12 etc. into a show based around references such as 'See no evil, See STAGE | Page 8 I WWW.BGNEWS.COM NATION Friday November i. 2006 6

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Friday Night Bliss couples live entertainment and quality cocktails to cieate the ultimate getaway. The blissful evening will be held at Eileen's Wine Bar which is located at Cousino's Navy Bistro at the docks and includes choices of olives for martinis and perfect cheese and wine parings. The event begins at 8 p.m.

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One Under hope that students will come over to the Fishbowl to enjoy a night of hot jam music. The show begins at 11 p.m. and cover is $5 at the door.

"King David" will be performed by the BGSU Choral Society and Wind Symphony with numerous other special guests. The show begins at 8 p.m and will be at the First United Methodist Church on

Wooster. Tickets are $5 and PATRICK MAYNARD I THE BG NEWS can be obtained by calling 572-8171. SUNDAY Placebo hangs together to support their new album release at Cleveland's Agora "La Canterina" and "Dido and Aeneas" he local music store Finders Placebo is currently touring the U.S. and as Without You, I'm Nothing — this is the will showcase the vocal always has enticing music will be performing in Ohio tomorrow. first time the band is playing in America, stylings of many talented playing out of their sound "I remember hearing a song by them since releasing Meds in April—it worrt be Bowling Green residents. system for both music shop- back when I was in college," said Jennifer surprising ifits sales go up soon. The double opera begins pers and passer- Kahn, an employee at Finders. "And "The three week tour in America will be bys to enjoy. On By Emily that was back in 1998, so theyVe been very Meds—heavy," said Placebo's drum- at 3 p.m. in Kobacker hall. mer Steven Hewitt. Tickets are $8 for students Wednesday, the ...... around forever." mer Steven Hewitt. and $10 for non-students album of choice Reporter Kahn recalled the song came off the Hewitt went on to explain how Placebo and can be obtained at the was Meds, the lat- band's sophomore album, Without You, feels their sound has done a 360. door. estreleasefromPlacebo—the I'm Nothing. She pointed out how popu- "Meds is similar to our first self titled British indie rock cult band that has been lar this record is by pulling it off the shelf record, but with better song writing," creating music for well over ten years. and examining how many times it has Hewitt said. "Our last album was more "Because I want you," the unmistakable been turned — fancy music shop talk for electronic, and we pushed that as far as voice of lead singer, Brian Moloko played reordered because fans have bought it we could." out of stereo. out of the store. It was an interesting choice because Though Meds hasn't yet turned as much W PLACEBO | Page 12 Trans-Siberian Orchestra will bring the holiday spirit early as they perform at the SeaGate Convention Centre in Toledo. They will offer two shows at 3 p.m and 7:30 p.m "Rip-off" will make it work Newcomers use world as a stage Tickets are $52.50 to $43.50 and can be purchased at By Addie Curtis way in linn}; creative siucli'iiis By Sarah Moore a central theme, in this > ase, HIM: no evil, Speak no evil", Reporter Ticketmaster. from across campus together the overall theme ol All anil satirical choreographed and get involved with their the World's a Siage" was ihe dame movesthal puked lull al A student organization cm cam- own spec ilii talents. i his year's Newcomers behind-the-scenes creation ol typical musical mannerisms, pus is gi\ ing aspiring designers Along with tin' "show" that Showcase, tilled "All the a plaj as seen throughout live ihe musical pieces were a chance to show off their work will he put on, there will be World's a Stage", was a success. rounds: the writing ol the play, also, omical and entertaining, "If you give a person for campus' own realitj televi- a masquerade hall foi all the Performed by the Department the audition, preparation, the with every single individual sion show. guests. ,,i rheater & Film in i el tearsal and open ing night. embodying a voice to be a fish, they'll fish for Pandora's Box, a student \\\ organize) ol the event collaboration with the College Vfter the grand opening of envious ol. organization thai deals a lot Melodj Moore said auditions ol' Musical Arts on Oct. 2U- a Show hi/ Medley consisting The performers consisted a day. But if you with arts and crafts, is putting were hold on Oil. 13 and that 29. the audience witnessed a of four songs, the show would of both freshmen and together Project Hip nil I his more interviews will be tak- variet) of humorous theatrical rotate between acting scenes transfer students. train a person to is a spin oil ol the populai ing place sometime before the scenes ami musical numbers. and musical numbers. Literally being new to the show "Project Runway." end ol ih,' semester rhey have The performance could be I verj theatrical scene was scene can he a nerve-wracking fish, they'll fish for a Pandora's Box is a student decided to move hark the date classified as a revue, which is very comical, and kepi the experience for the Students, organization with a mission ol the show in ordei to receivi a form ol variet] theater thai energetic audience smiling especially when performing ill lifetime statemenl focusing on "cre- more applications lor models, uses a easi to incorporate and laughing continuously. front of M\ audience that has skiis. songs, dance numbers, I here were funny Inter textual Dan Quayle | Former vice president ativity, culture, and commu nity awareness." I he event is a See RIP-OFF | Paqo 12 eie. into a show based around references such as See no evil. See STAGE | Page 8 8 Friday. Nownbtf 5.2006 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM

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In the end though, his PRIZESUOOKUXDN STAGE experience was the most From Page 7 rewarding aspect of being a cast member. veteran performers In it. "My learning experience was Freshman film major, Brent the auditionsand the rehearsals the only form of musical audience himself. Winzek, who played the role of — everything leading up to accompaniment came solely I he audience got a rainbow BarrymoreintheTHateHamlet' opening night," he said. "Then from a single piano player. of different flavors of what scene, originally felt uptight opening night you get to learn Damian Stout, a freelance I healer is about, especially with about the whole experience, what the audience likes, what piano accompanist and vocal this type of review because it but soon became comfortable the audience dislikes, what you coach for the past seven wasabout theatre itself" he said. in his surroundings. should emphasize and what PH0I0 PfiOVlDtD years, was the man behind "It was both about the ins and "It's kind of intimidating you shouldn't." ACT IT OUT: The newcomer cast o( 'All the Worlds A Slage" mighl have Mapped up the show the ivory keys throughout outsofthetheaterexpericnce.lt because you're a freshman." he Winzek's character was a on Oct. 29. but they wJ never forget the valuable skills they learned frrm the experience on stage every performance. gave variation for the audience said. "Even though they don't challenging role to play, but he Although he knew what so they didn't have to hear just put you on a lower level, you put his own spin on it. was to take place on stage, straight singing or straight kind of put yourself on a lower It was apparent that his character, and the audience the scene. he frequently found himself acting. The back and forth gave level almost out of respect, and passion for acting helped definitely seemed to approve One unique aspect of catching new aspects of every it that variance of energy levels. it's kind of hard to break that.'' fuel the development of the of the life that he brought to the performance was that performance as if he were in the It kept it more intriguing." Overall, the smiling faces, beautiful voices and theatrical one liners combined to make "All the World's a Stage" a great performance in my eyes. <% These newcomer actors show great potential to offer to the theater and musical Stay CLOSE to campus departments, and their performances are something thai they should definitely be proud of. in one of GREEN BRIAR, INC. Greenbriar's most popular 445 EAST W00STER ST. 419-352-0717 Management Inc. www.greenbriarrentals.com Running Specials apartments or houses: 2006/2007 HOURS: Call 353.5800 Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm Visit Online www.meccabg.com Saturday: 9am - 1pm BENTWOOD HEINZ APARTMENTS Management Inc. Hillsdale Apts. 1082 Fairview Ave 2 bdrms / 3 bdrm Twnh Dishwasher Garbage Disposal Air Condition/Washer/ Dryer in 2/3 bdrm. Carports BGSU Bus Shutile /CJE&CA • 2 & 3 bedroom • Microwaves • 3 & 4 bedroom/2 bath • 1 - 2 car garages • 3 bedroom/2 bathroom • Close to campus Management Inc. townhouses • Dishwashers • Air Conditioned • Furnished • On-site laundry Findlay Pike Apts. • Furnished • Garbage disposals • Microwaves • Microwaves 111/11.1 FindlayPk • 1 1/2 bath • Full Basements • Dishwashers • Dishwashers Portage Oh • Washer/Dryer • Ample parking • Garbage Disposals • Garbage Disposals LARGE 3 & 2 bdrm Apts Garage for 1 vehicle • Air Conditioning • Close to campus • Close to campus • Wireless internet Starting at $475/mo • 2 Shuttle Stops + utilities Moments from BG /SlEfcCA Management Inc. Sign up today! Evergreen Apts. 215 E. Poc Rd Large I or 2 bedroom Opening in Oct. Now leasing BGSU Bus routc/15 min. walk to campus for fall 2007 Laundry on site

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BGSU vs. AKRON MEN'S SOCCER On the rebound Season alive for BG hopes to recover after Falcons SCHEDULE loss to Temple By Bill Bord.wick Reporter TODAY By Colin Wil.on Hockey: ll was all set up. The BGSU men's Assistant Sports Editor soccer team was going to be vs. Lake Superior State: 7:05 cleaning out their lockers right p.m. The past few weeks have now. [bey were not supposed to Men's Soccer: not been kind to the BGSU go to Kalamazoo. Mich, and beat football team. Back to back the Broncos on their home field. vs. Akron @ DeKalb. Ill -12:30 losses to Temple and Central Western Michigan even had his- p.m. Michigan and four losses tory on its sidiv in six games have put the Ihi' last two times BG and TOMORROW Falcons at 4-5 on the season. Western Michigan faced off in the Hockey: Whether it is bad passes, turn- Mid American (inference tour- overs, dropped balls, missed vs. Lake Superior State; 7:05 nament, the Broncos came awa\ tackles, missed assignments or with 2-0 and 5-0 shutouts respec- p.m. just plain bad football, BG has tively. Western Michigan also Volleyball: seen it .ill ibis season. won the most recent meeting; las! vs. Western Michigan: 3 p/n. "Every time that happens Friday by a score of 2-1. to one of these kids, their Conventional wisdom would Football: confidence gets tested. A say thai the sixth seeded falcons at Akron; 1 p.m. lot of these young kids are would not lx' able to handle the Swimming/Diving: making some nice plays, but third seeded Broncos on their they are also making some home field at Ohio. 1 pm boneheaded plays every now As LeeCorsowould say,"Notso Men's Golf: and then," said coach Gregg last, my friend. MAC/Big East Challenge @ Brandon. "We just have to The Falcons, with a record com- develop some consistency." Orlando. Fla. ing into the game of 3-13-1 and This week may have been everything riding against them, SUNDAY the hardest for the Falcons; won their first conference game of they broke the nation's lon- the year beating the Broncos 2-1. Men's Golf: gest losing streak. Temple With the win. the Falcons advance MAC/Big East Challenge @ bad redemption on its mind to play Akron in DeKalb, 111. Orlando, Fla. on Saturday and broke Western Michigan came out their 20-game losing streak and look the early advantage in against a BG team that put the seventh minute off of a Terry OUR CALL up 70 points on the Owls the DowdinggoaL past two meetings. The score was set up by Ibm The 28-14 loss may have Oatley who delivered a low shot Quote of the Week been the most disappointing along the goal line alter a throw "Whatever he says, let him loss in Brandon's tenure. His in I he goal was DowdingS team- say it. One thing about it. the spirit was not broken, though, leading eighth. as the coach enjoyed some "It was pretty much as fur as ball will snap Sunday. For me Halloween fun at his Tuesday score goes the exact opposite to take that personally and media luncheon. He put on a of the regular season," said BG BRANDON HEISS seriously would be like one monster mask before walking coach Fred Thompson. "They into the televised portion of NEW FACE Tyler Sheehan saw playing time at Temple last week. He may be seeing some more this week at Akron Sheehan is still got the early goal about seven of my kids saying 'Daddy, I the luncheon and joked about in search of his first touchdown pass. minutes which is what we did can beat you fighting" how scary the loss was for BG. in the first game." "I'm a little testy, but losing though. Led by senior quar- In the first game against -Ray Lewis on Chad will do that to you. But other terback I.uke Getsy, Akron the Broncos, it was BG's Jacob than that, we are going to stay has a solid passing game. Johnson's comments about fit ¥ SOCCER the course," Brandon said. Getsy has thrown for 1783 110 hitting him in the mouth.' "We are going to try and win yards and II TDs this season. GAME NOTES the rest of our games." I le has been sacked 24 times This week BG will travel though which could intrigue ■ BG leads all-time series 8-6 and is 4-5 The List East to face an Akron team the BG defensive line, espe- on the road. In honor of stupid coaching that was a preseason favor- cially if defensive tackle Brad ■ The Falcons now lead the MAC in Senior rushing with 1952 yards per game and decisons and playing hurt. ite to return to the MAC Williams returns. m first downs with 175 Championship game. The "IThe Akron gamel will be a The BG News picks the top ■ BG has now lost three straight road Zips played well against I'enn challenge for us; going against games. This is thetr third straight game five back-up OBs in the NFL. State and beat North Carolina experienced people is always a away from Doyt L. Perry. night looms 1. David Garrard: State to start their season but challenge because they know ■ This is only Akrons third home game have had a tough time in the their jobs and what to do," this season. They are 2-0 at the After getting thumped by Mid-American Conference said linebacker Terrell White. Rubber Bowl, beating North Texas Houston he responded and going I -3. They are coming off "They are fundamentally and Miami. ■ BG ism jeopardy ot not having a win- BHANOONHEISS forBG went into the "Line" and beat a loss to Toledo and their only sound. As a defense we just conference win came against have to come and play hard. ning record for the firs! time since 1999 BIG PLAYS: Antonio Smith and the the Eagles. a sub-par Miami team. ■ Akron won the last meeting between Falcon defense has played opponents the teams at BG last season. 24-14. TheZipsareavcteranteam See AKRON | Page 10 tough, but big plays have hurt them. By Adam Miczin 2.Charlie Batch: In Reporter some corners (including ours) people think he's better All of the elements were there for than Little Ben. an upset Wednesday night for Newest Falcons making a big impact early Miami's volleyball team. I he ele- 3. Jon Kitna: Yeah, we ments were in place for a "trap" know he's a starter, making By Chayse Held needed early season boost for a game that could cost BG a chance Reporter team with just three seniors. at the division title and Mid- him one of the best backups With seven freshmen seeing American Conference champion- in the league. Attempting to fit in as a fresh- significant ice time for BG, the ship. But. the Falcons did not let it 4. Joey Harrington: man is hard for anyone joining newcomers have been able to affect them as thev swept Miami a team. Making the transition produce in their early oppor- 30-21, 30-18, 31-29. BG moved to Bad starters usually make from being the star as a youth tunities, giving the coach- 12-1 in the MAC and 23-3 overall. good backups. He did a player and then finding yourself ing staff reason to be excited BG came into the match after decent job filling in for at the bottom of the totem pole about the future. playing two talented teams in college can be a humbling "I think they've fit in pretty this past weekend. After los- Daunte Culpepper recently. experience. I lowever, the group well," said coach Scott Paluch. ing a heartbreaker to Ohio on 5. Andrew Walter: of newcomers on this year's "There's been six or seven that Friday night, the team stormed BGSU hockey squad has been have played significant time, through Kent Statewith relative Put some better talent able to do more that just fit in, but also the other five guys have ease on Saturday afternoon. around him and he might be they have stood out. done a good job as well. What I JORDtNrLOWEn , THEBGNFWS The short week had potential The class of 2010 has provided FRESH FACES: lodd Mcllrath watches a shot during a game against Alabama- for an upset hut Miami stood no decent. He has been impres- Huntsville. He and other freshmen have played a big role for the Falcons so fat. the Falcons (2-3-1) with a much See FRESHMEN | Page II chance. On Sept. 27. Miami came sive when filling in for Aaron to Anderson Arena and was beat Brooks. 3-1. This time, BG made lighter work of the Redhawks. After the loss. Miami was left at 8-5 in the Brooks is paying off for Bengals without incident-so far MAC and 12-14 overall. "I think we came out a bit slug- By Jo* Kay who has taken away his locker tions and taking great notes." So far, he has stayed out of gish to start," said BG Coach Denisc The Associated Press and told him to stay away from Brooks was a star at Virginia trouble and excelled on the field. Van IV Walle. "We had slow feet the team. Brooks has taken over for three seasons, but was "It means a lot to him," lewis and we were not able to generate CINCINNATI —The Bengals' his spot kicked off the team by coach said. "Missing the opportunity to much from our side of the net. We most recent gamble on a Brooks started the last three Al Groh before spring practice play early in the year, he knew he are fortunate that Miami did not troubled draft pick is paying games at middle linebacker this year. That prompted him had to work. Nobody's on schol- play well either." off for now. and racked up 14,8 and 9 tack- to enter the NFL through the arship around here and you've The Falcons clinched a bye The Bengals took middle line- les, along with one sack. He supplemental draft. got to earn your opportunity, and in the MAC Tournament in backer Ahmad Brooks in the sup- got the chance to play when Six Bengals have been arrested he's worked hard at it." November. They can now fin- plemental draft last July because Brian Simmons was sidelined and two have been suspended Brooks said an injury last ish no lower than second in the they knew Odell Thurman was by a sore neck. this year, so the team was set- season that limited him to MAC East and no lower than going to be suspended by the "Ahmad works very hard at it." ting itself up for more criticism by six games and the dismissal third in the conference overall. NFL for violating its substance Lewis said. "He's very conscien- taking Brooks in the third round. from Virginia's team made an The match started well for the abuse policy. tious. We've been very pleased Www was a high immediate price impression on him. Falcons as they jumped out to an Thurman is out for the season with how he's embraced it. com- — the Bengals had to give up a "When I wasn't playing foot- early lead but Miami scored six and most likely will never play ing in and snidying extra film all third-round pick in next April's again for coach Marvin Lewis, the time, asking very good ques- draft as compensation. See BROOKS | Page II SeeNETTERSIPagell ' 10 Friday. Novtmbw 5.2006 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

BGNEWS College Football pickem Jones brings toughness, finesse By Tom Withers s: The Associated Press

BEREA, Ohio — Sean Jones 82 never doubted his playing abili- ty. Seems like everyone elsejdid. lones came to Cleveland!; training BG AKRON camp this summer hoping to win Akron 51. BG 20 Whos the quarterback BG20. Akionl5 These teams both lost to Akron 50. BG 17: My mother threatened BG 18. Akron 15: BG rebounds in a big a Starting job, Not only did the for- Whos healthy? Who is prepared to win a learns that start with I. are six letter* and lo ground me & I use my picks to make way this week, there might be some mer second-round pick move to tough game' BG needs to answer some suck really bad Let's hope this doesn't get fun of a team coming off a loss to Temple killer pictures Lets hope he doesn't the top of the Browns' depth chart, questions if they want to wm : utoi I nd And I'm already in her dog house after she send the photos to falcons!! he's tied for the league lead with season checked the recent history on my laptop http^/bgsufalconscstvcom four interceptions. A special teams player last sea- RONSCHVttNE AP PHOTO son, now he's just special. "That's the bottom line," said FOOTBALL JONES: Sean Jones has MISSOURI •• NEBRASKA teammate Brian Russell, who been a playmaker on the Browns defense this season He had two interceptions last week Nebraska 17. Missouri 10: Cprnhuskers Nebraska 1. Missouri 0: This is a battle Nebraska 27 Missouri 20 John L Smith Nebraska 2 5. Missouri 20 I like the plays alongside lones and is one is the most uncreative univ-1 ol teams who lost wmnable games got a raw deal at Mich State He gets Huskers in this one. they played the of his biggest fans. "As a defensive name ever It wont stop them from last week lo teams thai normally kick (Wed. yet he's still told to arrive at 8 am. Longhorns tough, and everytime I pick back, you get X number of oppor- was picked by the Browns with winning though the crap out of them. lor wort He should rebel by not shaving misery, they choke. tunities to get your hands on the 59th overall pick in the 2004 NFL and scratching himself on the sidelines ball and lie's made the most of draft. He was expected to have an c\ei\ opportunity. When he has immediate impact, but his rookie the opportunity to make a play, season ended before it began. he's till over it. That's really helping During the club's offseason us its a defense." conditioning camp, Jones landed 15U(*TENNESSE lones helped the Browns out awkwardly on his left knee during Tennessee 2* LSU 21 LSU 15. Tennessee 10. Erik Arnge has fenewe 25. LSU l& II LSU couldni deal wvffh LSU 54. Tennessee 20. This one won't a hunch hist Sunday, making practice in the indoor field house be close If you like to bet like Ryan An awesome SEC battle and definite- looked like Danny Ainge lately. I'm not strong wnds, heavy ran and serious Hooding, two interceptions and deflecting and tore bis anterior cruciate liga- does, take LSU. Turner, the reason ly the game ol the week. The Tigers leelmg the magic, maybe if Danny how is it gonna beat a one-loss Tennessee a pass late in the fourth quarter ment, a season-ending injury that will keep it close, but this game comes was playing OB he could win one lor team on the road'Yes. II be enroling in a you suck at pickem is because you will in Cleveland's 20-13 win over the could have threatened his career. to down to home field advantage Red Erik - not so much. sensitivity course during spmg semester. probably pick Tennessee in this one. New Vbrk lets. Thai performance He returned last season and earned him AFC player of the played in all 16 games on special week honors. teams, leading the Browns with 20 "It means a lot," lones said. tackles. The 24-year-old got some BOSTON COLLEGE •> WAKE FOREST "Working hard these past two limited playing time at strong safe- Wafe Forest 28. Boston College 24 The Wake Forest 50. Boston College 29. Boston College 28. Wake Forest 26: Hey Wake Forest 26. Boston College 25: years 1 really haven't been getting ty, but only because of injury. Demon Deacons are 70 foe the first Une siice Random ACC game ol the week Heiss. you have no chance vwtb her. At I am picking Wake Forest in this one in the credit because I really haven't In Cleveland's season finale hopes that Ryan gets on BC and I can 1979 and sit atop the ACC I'm sue Brandon I really have no knowledge of these ail That is. unless, she picks guys like out played. It feels good that the hard against Baltimore, Jones replaced Hess remembers that team too it was around teams Hopefully I'm right I know sports editor picks college football games closethegap Ryan I heat your sister work dial I've done behind closed Chris Crocker and recorded three the time of ho freshman year of college. they're both good turned 18 recently doors is starting to pay off tor me." ■\ defensive starat Georgia, Jones See JOKES | Page 10

"Drew Nichols made a tack- SOCCER le and that freed up the ball AKRON From Page 9 and I took it with my left foot," From Salhyanathan said. "I beat one Lawrence who tallied the early guv and then I just hit it as hard get as much pressure on the goal. But like that game, the I could was able to lob it over the quarterback as we can." team thai put the first goal up keeper for the goal.'' Another weapon for the on the scoreboard was not able Aubil finished the game Zips is David Harvey. He has to hold on for the victory. by turning away seven of accumulated 644 yards and The Falcons tied the game in the nine shots that came on 6 receivingTDs. Something the 18th minute after another goal againsi him. BG's Paul that worries the Falcons is Lawrence goal. Shoemaker, on the other Harvey's ability to return Alec I'erea was credited with hand, was not quite as busy as kicks. He has 322 yards the assist on the play, which he only had four shots againsi on just eight returns this gives him the team lead with him, slopping three. season. He has yet to find four on the season. With the victory, the Falcons the end zone but with the After playing Western snapped a seven match win- way the Falcons season has Michigan the past two games. less streak against the Broncos gone, he may have a chance Lawrence has two goals in his thai dated back to the 2002 sea- to reach paydirt tomorrow last two games. son. The loss for the Broncos IfBG is not careful. "I'm two for two in Western was their first setback in five BG may have to enter Michigan — 1 guess 1 like it up postseason outings at the WMU the Rubber Bowl tomorrow there," Iawrence said. "It was Soccer Complex. without ponyback Freddie cool my uncle got to see it. Being The Falcons will now take on Barnes. Barnes' ankle has from Mississippi that doesn't Akron al 12:30 p.m. today as bothered him the past few happen often." the first game of a MAC tourna- weeks and that did not IK; took the lead late in the first ment doubleheaderat Northern allow him to come in on half when Arun Salhyanathan Illinois. The second game will goal line plays to do his blastedapowcrfiilshollioiiiabniii feature top ranked Nil) taking routine draw play that has 15 yards over the head of Bronco on fourth seeded Buffalo. The scored nine touchdowns goal keeper Casey Aubil. The goal Bulls defeated IPI'W lo reach for BG this year. mm mummm was the first of Sathyanathan's the semi-finals. "Freddie's ankle is still an career at BG. Drew Nichols assist They are riding high, they issue. We need to get him ed for the goal. are playing well," Thompson healthy. Thai hurt us big- said. "They'll try to come out time at Temple; when your and get tin early lead and squash leading scorer is out, it is our spirits — they won't be able going to hurt," Brandon said. to but they'll try." "And, we were struggling to The last time BG played score anyway, so it makes it Akron, the Zips earned a 4-1 all the more difficult." victory at Mickey Cochranc A win Saturday could keep Field. The Zips come into the BG in a title hunt. Last year's game winners of their last eight finish was very different games. In iheir last game, they than it appeared in October dim lied a share of the MAC by with the Falcons coming up beating Buffalo 2-1. on the wrong end. The game begins at 1 p.m.

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got a real good attitude. We've that but Romeo kept to his FRESHMEN been working here since this JONES word," he said. From summer and have been able to From Page 10 lones prevailed, and in his first have success so far." career start he recorded six tackles, like most about the entire Also newcomers, Tim tackles. Those are hardly eye- picked off a pass and recovered class is that they have a Maxwell (Og, 2a). Kai kantola catching stats, but lones now looks a fumble in Cleveland's season- tremendous work ethic and (lg.0a). Kyle Page lOg, 2a) and at that game as a turning point in opening loss to New Orleans. In have been very good team- lames Pcrkin (Og, la) have all his career. Week 2, he led the Browns with 13 mates so far." recorded points this season. It renewed his confidence, tackles and has had a nose for the The newcomers have not Forward Tommy Dee has also and ultimately, it helped him ball ever since. only produced so far for the seen considerable action for win over the Browns' trust that "The thing he has done is Falcons, but they have been the Falcons. he could have an impact in grasped the schemes," Crennel able to get the job done in the "1 think when it's all said their 3-4 defense. siid. I le understands the scheme most critical situations. and done, we're going to SIT a It was tough not pkq lug." loins and understanding the opposing Goalie Eddie Neville (1-1- class that contributes in a lot said. "I knew I had the talent but offense a lot better. He is putting 1) had a strong first start and ol ways.' Pahldl slid. "I think everything hadn't come together himself in position to make plays received his first win on the there are some players that will yet. This year it has come full circle and lie's making them, lhat's been WINKING WAYS CONTINUE: Eight man Rich Hines busts through lour Michigan toad against Providence and be higher end production type and I feel good being a Starter and a pleasant surprise; State tacklers on his way to a try in BG's 22-0 victory over the Spartans. The BGSU Rugby sUi[)|K'(l 41 shots in a losing of guys hut 1 think the class in trying to contribute. Savage called lones "our most team cleared the first hurdle in the National Collegiate Rugby Championship playoffs. The effort against defending (X ;i IA general is a class that can get When Crocker was traded in consistent defensive player." Falcon ruggers defeated Dayton 18 ■ 9. Oakland 52 - 0. and Michigan State 22 • 0. to win the champion Miami. Neville ranks better every year." March to Atlanta for a fourth- Last year, lones raised some Midwest regional championship BG now travels to the Elkhait. Ind Rugby Complex fw the second in the nation among With the success that the tnuiid draft pick, it opened a win- eyebrows by saying he belonged Midwest Finals BG will play Wisconsin-Stout on Saturday Nov II and the winner of Ohio freshman netminders in both class has had so far come dow of opportunity for (ones, i le in a class with Balumore's lid Reed University vs Northern Iowa on Nov. 12. The Falcons are now 25-1. g.a.a. (2.66) and save percent- expectations. They are expec- jumped through feel first. and Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu. age (.915). tations that the newcomers ate In July, he came to camp as a two ol the league's premier safe- Forward Tomas Petruska looking forward to fulfilling. longshot to beat out BrodneyPool tics While he may not be there yet, for skipping a drug test. The is third on the team with five "As a team, I'd love to see at strong safety, hml figured to Russell feels tiis sidekick dcSCTVeg BROOKS NFL then suspended him for points (2 g, 3 a) while skating us in the playoffs and go on have the advantage alter playing Pro Bowl consideration from play- the entire season after he was with leading scorers lonathan to play in the national tour in the club's nickel and dime pack- ers, coaches and tans. From Page 9 arrested on a drunken driving Matsumoto and Derek nanient and be successful in ages last season and because he "It's unfortunate sometimes charge after the third game of Whitmore on BG's first line. that," Kantola said "We have was drafted by general manager when a gu\ is new on the scene. ball, it kind of frustrated me and the season. Forward T'odd Mcllrath great potential." Phil Savage, lones was selected In a new starter, guys maybe don't made me more eager to go out Receiver Chris Henry has (I g, 2 a) scored with less BG opens its home |>ortion former coach/GM Butch Davis. gtvehim the respect theydeserve," there and perform, to help my been arrested four times since than a minute left in regula- of the CCUA schedule tonight However, Crennel mid lones l«' Russell slid. "1 hope they really teammates out," Brooks said. "I last December, with two cases tion to secure a tie against when lake Superior Sate visits wouldn't play any favoritism and look at thi' film and realize lliat think it helped me realize what resolved and two pending, lie Alabama! ilintsville. tile BG Ice Arena for a pair of promised the best man would win he's a top notch safety. It would be I had." was benched for one game by "We have a really talented games The puck drops lx>ih I he job. 8 shame it hetlidnl gel a look or go Before he got into trouble lewis and for two more games class." Neville said, "cveryones nights at 7:05 pan. "Usually coaches jusi say to the Pro Bowl." at Virginia, Brooks was con- by the NIT. for violating its poli- sidered one of the nation's top cies. linebackers, lie was first-team Brooks has stayed out of trou- All-Atlantic Coast Conference ble While taking a trash course Make us your FIRST CHOICE and find your FIRST CHOICE; as a sophomore. I le also was a in defense. With Simmons finalist for the Butkus Award hampered by the neck injury, PRIME RENTALS AVAILABLE NOW FOR given to the nation's top line- he has impressed Lewis with backer in 2004. his ability to learn things fast, 2007 The Bengals took him even "Football has kind of come though they'd already started easy to me," Brooks said. "So payingfor the misdeeds of other that makes it a little easier for draft picks. me to study the opponents. I Great Selection of I iiui iii.i11. the team's lead- transferred my learning from ing tackier as a rookie in 2005, high school to college, college was initially suspended for the to the NFL The studying defi- Houses 8r Apartments first four games of the season nitely helps for Sunday." STOP in Good Locations] NETTERS "We can not afford by our office & From too many matches pick up the JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. consecutive points to take a 15-12 like this the rest of New Listings! 319 K. Wooster Street. Bowline Green, OH lead in the middle of the game. BG Located Across From Taco Bell. called a timeout and immediately the way." RENTAL OFFICE 1419} 354-2260 responded with seven straight Hours- Monday to Friday 8:30- to 5:30 • Saturday - 8:30 to 5:00 points to go up 19-15. Miami kept Denis Van De Walle | Coach www.johnnewlovercalestate.coni it close but BG eventually pulled away with attotlier seven point run ed leads to as late as 28-20. A Miami to extend a 20-19 lead to 27-19. timeout left the Falcons two points "We made some mistakes and from victory liG came out of the did not play as well as we would timeout and got a huge block from have liked," said Stephanie Swiger. Swiger and Kendra Malm. After "We can fix the things we did not Fmily Schroeder recorded her do as well but we certainly would eighth kill to lie the game at 29-29, have liked to have played better." BG saw Miami commit two errors In the first game, the Falcons hit to end the match. only .143 while the Hedhawks hit The match could be classified an even worse .073. BG commit- as ,in ugl\ win for us," said Van ted eight errors and had I :i kills as I)e Walle. "We cannot afford too a team. Miami committed nine many matches like this the rest of errors with 12 kills. the way." Important Notice The second game began with The third game was much like the teams battling back and forth the first statistically for BG. I hey for control. The mini-runs contin- had 14 kills but committed nine ued as both teams scored points errors while hitting .104. Miami in three and four point bunches was not any better, as they also BGSU Voters throughout the night. BG eventu- had II kills and nine errors but ally took a lead at 12 -11 and never they hit .1189. gave it up. They finished the game For the match, BG only had If you are currently registered to vote anywhere in the state of Ohio and have not strong as they scored 10 of the last one player hit over .31X1 and that voted by absentee ballot - you may still legally vote here in Wood County 11 points to win easily. A combina- was Corey Domek. She had eight tion of Halcon kills and Kedhawk kills while hitting -375. Madeline in the Ohio's critical General Election next Tuesday, November 7. 2006 errors allowed BG to go into half- Means led the team in kills with time up 2-0. 12 but hit only .119. Swiger added "Our serving was good seven kills while I lalm and Corrie IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING WAYS: throughout the match," said Mills each had six. Chelsey Meek Domek. "1 think that was what again led the team in digs with 15. II you reside here in Wood County, II you currently reside here in II you currently reside here in Wood won the match for us and we The Falcons will host their final are registered to vote here in Wood Wood County, bul are currently County, registered to vole here in

certainly could have done better home game of the season on County and are registered to vole ■:■& registered to vote elsewhere in Wood Counly in Ihe pasl, but have in other parts of our game." Saturday at 3 p.m. The match will from the address at which you Ohio AND have not already voted changed addresses (ex. Moved from BG played their best game of be against Western Michigan and currently reside: there by mail or otherwise: dorm to dorm or trom on-campus to the night offensively in the sec- Van De Walle expects a very big, ofl-campus): ond game as they hit 333 as a physical match at the nets. It will You may go lo the local polling where you You may go lo your local polling place here You may go lo youi local polling place heie team. They had 15 kills but more also be senior Gothke's final match. now reside here nexl Tuesday on Election next Tuesday on Election Day and casl youi nexl Tuesday on Election Day and casl yout importantly, limited their errors to She is the only senior on the team Day and casl yout voles. voles in Wood Counly by 'provisional ballot." voles in Wood Counly by "ptovisionai ballot." three for the game. The Redhawks' but has done an outstanding job struggles continued as they hit. 103 in her career here at BG. OR OR OR

with 12 kills and eight errors. "She has done it all here at Behveen now and Election Day, you may go lo Between now and Election Day, you may ' Between now and Election Day, you may The Falcons found themselves BGSU." said Van De Walle. "She Wood County Board ol Elections, I Court- go and vole at The Wood Counly Board ol go and vole at: The Wood Counly Board ol in a battle in the third game as the set the school record for digs lui house Square. Bowling Green and "vote early" Elections. 1 Courthouse Square, Bowling Elections, 1 Courthouse Square Bowling Redhawks came out of the locker freshman year and is truly the there (RegularHours 830AM-430PM). Green, (Regular Hours 8 30AM-4 30 PM| Green. (Regular Hours 8 30AM-4 30 PM| room motivated to play better. franchise of this program. She is Telephone 419-354-9120 Telephone: 419-354-9120 The teams MEM back and forth the glue of our team and finding with each team having multiple her was a goldmine." leads in the early part of the game. "We are going to be really fired Miami went on a run to grab an up to go out and get Clirissy a In addition, it you live in the cily ol Bowling Green, anywhere East of Main Street and you may have moved since you lasl registered here, you 18-14 lead before a BG timeout. win," said Domek. "She has had a may vole a "provisional ballot" on Election Day at Ihe polling place located on Ihe 2nd Floor BGSU Bowen-Thompson Student Union, 6:30AM-730PM. While things were looking up great senior season and we want for Miami, BG slowly crawled back to give her a great win in her last IMPORTANT NOTES: into the game as they eventually match at home." tied it 23-23. The teams again trad- To tind yout local Wood Counly Polling Place, you may visit: oe/>http://www.co.wood.oh.us/boe/ Your "provisional" ballot will be counted as long as you are indeed registered to vote in Ohio even though you may moved. THIS WEEKEND TUNE INTO 88.1 PM W86U FOP ALL YOUQ FALCON ATHLETICS TiirnCjAround Ted Strickland and Lee Fisher Sherrod Brown KCAY NO. 3 4 eWUBCWy NOW for fotfmor mrf beutemnt tVrarnor fa B MSUKSMRI V». THB CAK6 0UPMIO0 8BT Mart Dann Robin Weirauch William M. O'Neill UUCMS fu Attorney Gcnud i& Representative to (oogtesi, 5th Oatrkt for knKe ol it* 01*0 Supra* (out PQttMm liSO PUCK CW0P9-7.OS Barbara Sykes Jeffery P. Bretz Ben Espy ... . . ft* 5*W Keommtotm, 6th Dntnct 'or liatxe ot Ae Ohto Sufteme Court Jennifer L Brunner Melanie R. Bowen Thomas J. Osowik btkidge. fourto*4tw*. **OsJntf (•ALTON rOOTBAU- tor Secmorf at Stole ft* Wood County (ommisvonei Ajmecw NOV. H Richard Cordray John Bender Vote YES M0U MLCON9 VS. AKRON ZIPS fa tasuvo/SKA

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Pandora's Box is going to pull 2 Long golf club pushed back to early next "As an amateur designer off an event of this size. ■ I 3 Flower parts semester, there will be continu- myself, I knew there would Because it is a fairly new- m 1 4 Part one of a tape al auditions until the end of this be others who would like the organization there have been 5 Fast fliers, for short 6 Egt.-Syr.. once semester, where a final group of opportunity to showcase there smaller events, but never had 7 "_ Were the Days" participants will be picked. work and have the chance at anything of this scale before. ." 1 8 Car for hire Depending on how soon some great prizes," she said. Anyone interested can con- 9 Tipper's mate the designers are chosen, The organization is hoping for tact melodym^bgnet.bgsu.edu 10 Big name in toothbrushes 11 Most risque a big turnout, because Project or check out the organization's they will most likely have a 12 Biting insect month to create one or more Runway is a very popular show myspace at www.myspace. 13 Mr. Ziegfeld Appraise outfits for the final compe- with college students. 1 hey are com/OOpandorasboxOO. 18 Mexicali miss Swore Decreases tition. Right now, only one looking into working with R(i's They are looking for design 22 Hokkaido port 24 Will beneficiary Asta i re/Rogers clas- constructed dress for the new fashion magazine, but sketches if you are interested 25 Miniature sic event is in consideration, but can't confirm anything yet. in being a designer and a head 28 Shaq's alma mater City in northern Spain since they now have more Moore said the contestants shot if you are interested in 32 Sci-fi cralt Loaded with fat 34 Chinese kingdom Impede time, more than one outfit will be talking about their being a model. I" M 36 Blood class syst. 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