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BG NEWS BRIEFING NASA looks for crash cause City issues warning: chemicals in water By Paul Recer whether insulation from a a fuel tank during the shuttle spokesman for Lockheed the scoured forests and niral areas IHE ASSOCimO PRESS phased nut fuel tank caused Columbia's ascent on Jan. 16 tank maker, said most shuttle over 500 square miles ol 1 ,ist Area lap water is currently CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — damage that ultimately doomed damaged heat-protecting tiles, launches use the "super-light- lex.is and western I ouisiana for dangerous to infants, the NASA engineers yesterday began the shuttle. ultimately dooming the shuttle's weight" lank and the older ver- bits ul metal, ivtamic tiles, com- Bowling Green utilities assembling a grim jigsaw puzzle, That's one of the earliest indi- return to earth 16 days later. sion is no longer made. puter chips and insulation from department announced last taking precise satellite measure- cations. It's one of the areas we're The manufacturer of the fuel Wadswotth said he did not know the shattered spacecraft state Wednesday. ments of where Columbia debris looking at first, early, to make tank disclosed yesterday that if there was a difference in how and federal officials, treating the Nitrate levels in the water landed to learn why the nation's sure that the investigative team is NASA used an older version of insulation was installed on the Investigation like a multi-county have risen above accepted oldest space shutde disintegrat- concentrating on that theory," the tank, which the space agency two types of tanks. crime scene, uete protecting the levels, according to tests ed just minutes from home. O'Keefe said as he vowed a thor- began phasing out in 2000. O'Keefe emphasized that the debris until it can be catalogued. taken last week. Infants NASA chief Sean O'Keefe ough investigation during a NASA's prcflight press informa- space agency was being careful caiefuUj collected and then younger than six months old named a former Navy admiral to round of appearances on yester- tion stated the shuttle was using not to lock onto any one theory tnicked to Baiksdale Ata Fence are not yet capable of pro- oversee an independent review day's talk shows. one of the newer super-light- too soon. He vowed to "leave Base in Louisiana. cessing the chemical the of the accident, and said invcsii- The focus for now is whether weight fuel tanks. absolutely no stone unturned." same way adults do. gators initially would focus on insulation that broke loose from Harry Wadsworth, a lor a second day, searchers COLUMBIA. PAGE 11 Infants who consume nitrate risk serious and potentially fatal illness. Symptoms include shortness of breath and Blue Baby Syndrome, indicated by blue ness of the skin. KYOKUSHIN KARATE To prevent these problems, avoid giving infants area tap water — boiling it will not help. Boiling can even make the water more harmful because when the water MIND AND BODY evaporates, it leaves nitrates By lenniler Bracken in America, according to the basics and work toward more mentally and physically," panic i behind. (EAIUBES EDITOR Thoresen. difficult things such as combina- pant Set h I Ian ig said. "Il is also a BRIEF HISTORY OF tests indicate that nitrate is The Student Recreation "I trained with my old Sensei tions of offensive and defensive great way lo meet and get to present in area water in a ( enter offers a class involving a till 1 moved lo Ohio in 1998," moves. He demonstrates the know new people that you devel- KYOKUSHIN concentration of 10.5 mil- lapanese form of karate called Thoresen said. "I was an assis- techniques and explains the op respect tot" At the Shoshin Doio. tradi- ligrams per liter. Ten mil- Kyokushin. The program was tant instructor with my old underlying principles. Thoresen may teach in a laid tional Kyokushin Katate is ligrams per liter is the maxi- incorporated to add some- instructor for several Participant loe I lobhausesaid back environment, but he still practiced. Kyokushin was mum accepted concentra- tiling different than the tra- years before I started they learn new things and are expects haul work from his stu- developed by Mas Oyama tion. ditional fitness and wellness teaching on my own." ■ expected lo work on them out- dents, The city is taking steps to activities the center already side of class lo become "As people catch on to the (1923-1994) in the 1950s. lower nitrate levels, accord- offers. Kyokushin is now better. basics we expect them to refine Oyama, Sosai synthesized ing to the press release. in it its third year and "Not only is it amaz- and get better at them," what he had learned in sev- As stated in a city press has almost reached ing stress relief, but il Thoresen said. "We also incorpo- eral styles, together with his release, the following areas ils maximum trains the mind rate a great deal of striking on own rigorous training. use Howling Green's Water: capacity. • and body to be pads instead of just on the air so ' 'Villages of Tontogany, Grand Those at the lit and in con- people gel a much more realistic Kyokushin has over Rapids, Weston, Portage, recreation center t r o I , " view of how ihe techniques 12,000,000 international I lasldns, and customers want lo branch out f Holzhause work. practitioners. Kyokushin is a served by the Northwestern from the traditional f said. "Sensei Sarah Kipp has taken the class realistic martial art, which Water and Sewer District in sports programs, Thoresen for four semesters and has is both traditional and prac- the service area bounded on according to Brady 1 doesn't received her 7tl> kyu — she now the north by Hoachton Road, Gaskins, the assis- make the wears a blue belt with a yellow tical. It is Budo Karate, in on the west by Potter Road, tant director of class too snip. that not only is the body on the south by Bays Road, Programs and difficult to "We not only learn how to trained, but the system also and on the east by Promotions of follow." respect the martial arts, but learn adheres lo a unifying philos- Dunbridge Road, including Recreational sports. S e i It where our style came from and ophy. Budo is a collective l"ortage, Rudolph and the This progressive H a r t i g who founded it," Kipp said. "We Miltonville area." instruction class is one enjoys the are taught the proper etiquette in term describing the many Check The BG News later semester long and requires atmos- the dojo and how lo work on self- traditional martial arts of this week for a more in-depth a special instructor fee. phere and concerning our mind, body and Japan: arts that have been report. "There has been a steady the "college spirit." handed down and preserved turn out for the class through feel" to the There are all kinds of benefits lor the purpose of human the last couple of years," structure of from this activity—according to Gaskins said. "But now the the class. Thoresen it strengthens Ihe body character development and class is close to its max." and mind, reduces stress, can be Ihe forging of a strong and Bush's budget pro- Paul Thoresen brought the used as self-defense, increases persistent will. idea to the recreation center to flexibility and confidence. It's Source: Paul Thoresen poses tax cuts and incorporate the class. also a challenging and rewarding Thoresen now holds the way to have fun. SKILLS ACQUIRED record deficits "Initially, people think it's instructor position. Erin Career BG tens —«#" "1 talked lo the Bowling going to lie like a typical aerobics • Reigi (etiquette) WASHINGTON (AP) — Green Recreation Center about Thoresen pre- or kickboxing class, but we are • Taiso (exercise) President Bush will send four years ago to slart a karate sents a "laid back" environment on the ground doing pushups, • Kihon (basics) Congress a S2.23 trillion class," he said. that benefits anyone who is will- sparring, breaking boards and • Kata (forms) spending plan today featur- Thoresen has trained in Thoresen teaches his students ing to listen and challenge men- really break a good sweat," Kipp • Kumite (sparring) ing new tax cuts to boost the Kyokushin Karate since 1987. the fundamental techniques tal and physical boundaries, said. • Goshin (self-defense) economy, a conservative tilt Kyokushin is well known inter- such as stances, strikes, blocks Hatig said. to major social programs and nationally but it is not as popular and kicks. The class starts from "Karate is a challenging sport, KARATE, PAGE 2 record deficits for the next two years — shortfalls that Democrats blame on Bush's tax cuts. White House budget offi- cials said yesterday the presi- dent's (ax and spending blue- print, complete with dozens Study: binge drinking down of agency briefings, will roll out as scheduled despite By Dmitry Bulgakov "I ask high school students, on freshmen, members of the Saturday's space shuttle dis- BtPOB 7 E fl PERCENT OF ALCOHOL USE IN PAST 30 DAYS and I've done a lot of Ohio high Greek system and athletes. aster. A recent survey says binge 2000 2002 CHANGE schools, how much they think " The average nationwide per- Bush's budget outline for drinking is decreasing on cam- Never Used 11.5% 15.8% +4.3% die typical college student cent of binge drinking among the 2004 fiscal year, which pus Male Never Used 13% 16% +3.0% drinks, and they think that 98 college students is around 45 begins Oct. 1, is required by The University has earned a Female Never Used 10% 16% +6.0% percent of college students binge percent, but ours is a little bit 2003 Ohio Exemplary Prevention law to be sent to Congress the 10-19 days 25.5% 22.9% -2.6 drink. That means that every higher, at 59.5." Henlner said. Program Award, given for the first Monday in February. The time they drink, they drink five or "But the point is, it has been a lot outstanding ami-drinking pro- more drinks," Rentner said. "Ihe higher and it is actually coming numbers and spending prior- gramming on a college campus. "Every two years we do a mea- days." reality is that 44 percent of ihe down." ities undoubtedly will change Traditionally, the average num- surement and it shows a The core of the program lies in students do dial. What 1 try to do It sou look at 2000 and 2002 somewhat over the next sev- ber of University students who decrease of high-risk drinking bridging the gap between the at the high school level is I go numbers we have improved," eral months as Congress acts participate in high-risk drinking and some behaviors associated perception and reality— mean- back and correct that mispercep- Barbara Hoffman, I lealth on his request. has been higher than the 45 per- with it." said Terry L Rentner, an ing students tend lo overesti- tion by simply giving them the Promotions Coordinator, said. The Columbia tragedy cer- cent national average, but the sit- associate professor of journalism mate what their peers are doing. facts." "But if you compare nationally, tainly will prompt added uation is changing, thanks to the and one of the program's orga- And if you correct that misper- The public relations campaign we still have a ways to go yet." scrutiny to the president's social norming program, which nizers. "There is an increase in ceplion, then students will not includes peer education pro- There are a lot of factors spending proposal for NASA. has brought the University aver- the number of students who buy into that pattern behavior grammers, posters, fliers, table age down. never used alcohol in the last 30 when they get lo campus tents and concentrates primarily BINGE, PAGE 2
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Monday, February 3.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Peers help peers in UNIV 202 Programs dispel By Miranda Bond is also designed so that person er, have completed at least one and by being a peer facilitator, I ■Erttui serves as a campus resource and semester at the University, plan to now have experience writing syl- drinking myths Many students are unaware of serves as a role model to the UNIV attend and participate in four labi, planning and executing les- the variety of class options that are 100 students. Peer Facilitating training courses son plans, developing assign- BINGE, FROM PAGE 1 University's efforts and places it .is one of the top seven pro- available at the University. "My role was to assist Dr. Vickie and abide by and support the ments and working with both stu- behind drinking on our cam- One of these options is the Shields, whom I was paired up policies of the University. dents and instructors. By being a grammers in the country. pus Rentner thinks that a res- "We need to gain more chance to earn credit by becom- with in any way possible," former Facilitators who complete these facilitator, I already have confi- idential campus is more likely ing a Peer Facilitator through the facilitator Nicole Steffan said. "I requirements receive two credits dence in my teaching" funding, to do more social to have high-risk drinking. norm programming," University 202 class. was in charge of grading papers, and valuable experience. According to Webb, more than Another reason could be that Peer Facilitators have the role of taking attendance, teaching "Serving as a Peer Facilitator is 45 students participated in the Rentner said. "We have one historically, the University right now from the Ohio teaming up with a University 100 lessons myself, contacting speak- an excellent opportunity to devel- program for this school year. has had an image of being a instructor to assist in teaching the ers for the class and so on." op and enhance critical thinking, "The program has received an Department of Alcohol and class. Students appreciate the infor- leadership and problem-solving increased number or applicants party school. Drug Addiction Services, and UOTV 100 was made to help mation that facilitators offer. skills that will transfer to every and gains popularity each year," "One of the problems we we have had grants since these students adjust to college "My Peer Facilitator was both career and field of study," said Jodi Webb said. may not have as much con- 1997. We will always be able life.Peer Facilitators are expected interesting and enlightening," Webb, Director of Orientation and Students who are interested in trol over though are the stu- to find some funding, but cer- to guide students through their freshman Michael Robles, former First Year Programs. applying will need a letter of rec- dents who come to us from tainly additional large fund- first year on campus. UNIV 100 student, said. "She lunior Katie Pawlak, former ommendation from a faculty or the high school," Hoffman ing would be useful." Not only do they offer insight made the class room more com- Peer Facilitator, agrees that this is staff member and can apply said. "And many of them have Rentner began her and initiate class discussion but fortable because she added a stu- a successsful program. "There are online. Applications are due Feb. engaged in the high-risk research in the area of social they are expected to develop a dent's point of view." so many benefits of being 7. For more information, call drinking before they even got norming and looking at per- class schedule with the instructor Applicants are must have a involved with the program," she Orientation and First Year here. So somehow, the ception versus reality in the of the course as well. The position grade point average of 2.5 or high- said. "I am going to be a teacher Programs at 372-9646. University has to network early 1990s. with high schools and help "My contribution is that, them in campaigns as well to first, I'm teaching the public reduce high-risk drinking." relation discipline, and I'm Campaigners say that it will able to develop an effective take time to change the campaign," Rentner said. behavior, hut. with the help of "Two, 1 segmented the audi- Class is positive and rewarding programs like social norm- ences; we have got to see at ing the process should con- different high-risk groups. We KARATE FROM PAGE 1 "Some people will love it and said. 1 le has participated in local and tinue to make progress. correct mispcrccption. You really dedicate themselves while Thoresen has had plenty of regional tournaments in "Over the last six years always hear the same, John Learned had a positive others will not be able to commit martial arts experience outside of Northeast Iowa and acted as a we've seen a steady decrease 'Everybody is at the bars on and rewarding experience with to all the required techniques and the class he instructs He has pro- judge and referee at local tourna- in high risk (Jinking." Rentner Thursday night.' Think about the class. the strenuous training," he said. vided self-defense seminars for ments for American Kyokushin. said. "We know we are on the that — are 18,000 people real- "Since it's a form of karate that "There is always something new student organizations on campus He has taught classes for adults right road." ly at the bar? No. it is the per- trains pro and semi-pro fighters, to learn, but at the same time, and sponsored long-term martial and juniors at Cedar Falls Karate Apart from social norming. ception that everyone is at it's good stress relief and a great there is a great deal of simplicity." arts practitioners to provide semi- Club and has held the position of promoters try to give stu- the bar." workout." he said. "There's always The program stands out from nars. He has joined the United secretary, treasurer and vice presi- dents more alternatives, like The next point in the cam- ja feeling of accomplishment others at the recreation center, States Kyokushin Karate dent of the American Kyokushin the Big Playground, which paign will be smoking, whenever I test for a new belt." according to Gaskins. Organization (USKKO). Thoresen Black Belt Society. was started about five years because according to some But not everyone is ready for "It's one of those programs you has attended national training "He is an amazing teacher who ago and will also be held this studies, there is a correlation the commitment, according to don't see in a typical wellness and camps and tournaments spon- truly takes pride in who and what year. The Department of between smoking and drink- Thoresen. fitness based program." Gaskins sored by USKKO. he teaches," Kipp said. Education recognized the ing. BGSU LEADERSHAPE 2003 __ • Are you looking to enhance
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WWW.BGNEWS.COM Monday, februa-y 3.2003 3 STUDENTS STUDY LESS, STILL GET GOOD GRADES www.hgnews.com/campus IX)S ANGEI.ES (U-WIRE) — This year's freshmen class studied less in high school than any class in at least 37 years, a new UCIA study says. According to a survey conducted by the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA, a record-high number of students spent fewer than six hours doing home- work their senior year of high school. Despite not studying as much, over 45 percent of entering freshmen at four-year colleges and univer- sities in 2002 reported earning an "A" average in high school. CAMPUS Students compete in get aijfp pool tournament ^^^^^F The calendar of events is taken from ■ ^*"^ http://events.bgsu.edu ^^^^^« By Andrew Schart in a double elimination tourna- was strong. According to REPORTER ment Individual matches were a Redmond everyone who played The sharks came to play ilns best-of-five playoff. was talented, [hough partici- Noon - 3 p.m. cussed. weekend at the Student Union "The event really went pants look the event seriously 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Give BG Table 1103 Oflenhauer West put). smoothly and I think everyone they did not lose sight of the fun Valentine Formal Ticket Sales Sponsored by the Development University students tried Iheii enjoyed it," said Kim lacobs, aspect of the event, he said Sponsored by Glory Phi God Office 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. best to become pool sharks dur- associate director of programs I Mil .iltci losing. O'Malley Union Lobby Union Lobby Writers Group ing a men's 9- Hall Competition. ,int] services for the Union I said he was mure than willing lo An hour-long haven tot writers, The tournament was pan of a think it has been a competitive compete in a similar competi- 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. those who like to write, and those nationwide event sponsored in eventi bin also fun." tion again. Direct Pressure: A Collective ol Valentine's Day Raffle dragged along by their writer (he Association of College Nine ball is played with stan- "The University should keep the Print Society ol BGSU Win a free dinner and movie! friends Open to anyone in the Unions International dard pool halls numbered one doing this mine than once a Union Galleries Benefiting Dance Marathon! BGSU community. For further The ACUI creates and spun through Dine The object of the year, O'Malleysald, Union Table inlormation, contact Teresa sore events for unions to partici- game is for the playi shooting Both students found out 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Milbrodt at 372-9683 or terri pate in throughout the school the cue ball to pocket (he lowest about the even) from advertise- Sigma Lambda Gamma 3 p.m. [email protected] edu Meets every year. Schools m toss thecountrj numbered ball on the table. I lie ments and livers in the Union. Fundraiser English Department Lecture - Monday from 4:00-5:00 p.m. 107 also held similar 9-ball competi- game ends when a player puts Redmond decided lo enter Into Sigma Lambda Gamma will be The Humanities Post-The Human Hanna Hall tions. the nine ball intoapocket the competition because he selling otdcts tor cookies. Union Room 314 The winners of the Howling I he two finalists for the event enjoys playing pool while at Union Lobby 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m Green tournament will move on were Henry O'Malley and Chris Rowling Gicen bars Me was also Support Group for Women with to the regional tournament, Redmond. Both played in the impressed by the uniqueness of 10 a.m 4 p.m 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Anorexia & Bulimia Concerns which will be held at the final match on Sunday evening. the event Love Unlimited Cabaret Ticket President's Lecture Series Group support for women at all University of Toledo on Feb. 15 I he match came down to the Toad never seen anything like Sales Spring 2003 stages of recovery. Confidentiality and 16. Twenty-two colleges and filth and final game with this at Bowlingtii ceii before," he Sponsored by Delta Sigma llteta Union Theater is emphasized. Sponsored by the universities will he participating Redmond winning the tourna- said I'm glad Howling Green Sorority. Student Health Center and the in the regional event Including ment in a close finish. had the event" Union Lobby 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Counseling Center. Please contact Kent State and the University oi "Ii was pretty stressful," Education Abroad Re-entry ludy Miller for more information, Michigan. Redmond said. 11 a.m. -4 p.m. Program 372-7425. Meets every Monday Thirteen participants played The competition for the event Dance Marathon Fundraiser This is a general informational Irom 6:30-8:00 p.m. Delta Gamma will be selling slip session about the many overseas 107 Hanna Hall pets. study opportunities available to Union Lobby BGSU students The process ol studying abroad will also be dis- THE CAMPUS BLOTTER Monday. Feb. 3: : University computer in Williams Hall. 6. Todd France, of Toledo. OH was Complainant reported tiles were The top was torn oft of a one week cited for expired plates on College deleted from his computer in old Ping Pong table in Kohl Hall Complainant reported his Zip disk McDonald East Hall Complainant reported that his dri- was stolen Irom the Rodgers comput- Complainant reported that a win- ver s side window was broken out of A person suffering from er lab dow was broken out of her vehicle his vehicle while parked in Lot 6 Complainant reported writings on while parked in lot 6. 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Simpson, while on the phone with the 911 operator she called after the two got into an argument. (MMMduBOl] OPINION Space exploration can't stop here First, let's take a moment center of many debates for many have been to space, but every a vacuum? the age of the shuttle. Columbia tragedy scare us away to remember the seven years. The debates always entail lime we come back we know Yes, space flight is expensive. However, the cost of building from space travel. astronauts who were cutting some portion of NASA's something else. According to Time magazine, a new shuttle would greatly Remember die world's reac- killed when the shuttle Columbia budget. There are those that do An article posted on the Tune each shuttle launch costs around exceed the cost of a launch. tion when Neil Armstrong land- exploded Saturday morning over not think that NASA is even serv- magazine's Web site has loads of $500 million. There are certainly According to Hock City News, ed on the moon? lust think if we Texas. ing a purpose. Exploration of the negativity towards the space other ways for the money to be "the entire shuttle cost about 2 slopped going into space. There Now, how will this tragedy largest and final frontier is not shuttle program. spent, but if NASA was com- billion dollars'' That is four times would be no more reactions left affect NASA's reputation and serving a purpose? "This second shuttle loss pletely terminated it would be as the 0081 of one launch. to anticipate. What about Mars? funding? We hen- at The BG Humans are curious creatures. means NASA must be compk'te- if we went back in time about 40 The BG News shares the same What about going to another News do not want to see space If there is something that we ly restructured—if not abolished years. opinion as I'rcsident Bush saying galaxy? What about finding exploration halted dvie to this don't yet know about, then we and replaced with a new agency Cleariy, the Columbia was no that, "our journey into space will another planet that can sustain tragedy. more than likely try to find the with a new mission." Space spring chicken. In fact it was go on." We cannot, even if com- life? We may be giving up our NASA's budget has been the answer. If there is a place we exploration was the old mission. nearly 30 years old. Many people bined with the Challenger and chance to find out if we really are haven't been, then we go. Yes, we Is there something better to do in are blaming the malfunction on Apollo 11 tragedies, let the alone in this vast universe. LETTERS TO THE EDIT0 PEOPLE No more rules for ON THE STREET Toledo strip clubs Undergraduate Student embrace our Constitution and USG letters Government (USG) is trying to Bill of Rights, then we realize that What is your get the message across to the leg- dissent is not simply a privilege prostitution" and "used con- islature. They have created letters of being American. On the con- dream job? should help CURT doms" lying by the side of the diat they are asking students to trary, willingness to express dis- HARRIS road. persuade Taft sign. The purpose of these letters sent and defend our principles is This seems to be a popular is to inform State Representatives the duty of all Americans. Opinion Columnist misconception. Strippers are about the benefits higher educa- test numbers of Americans, as Ohio's economy is in bad not prostitutes. Strippers sell shape. Governor Taft has just tion provides for Ohio. USG will you know, are joining Ferner in mild sexual fantasy, whereas signed an executive order that then send people to Columbus, carrying out that duty. On its hookers sell sex Hookers, forces state agencies to cut $121 Ohio on February 20th with January 20 editorial page, the Coming soon to a strip club million from their budgets by diese letters when they meet New York'limes noted "the near you... absolutely nothing! sometimes have pimps who lune. luckily, universities were with State Representatives. largest anti-war rally at the capi- Chalk it up to morality.but if keep them from getting injured spared this time, but it is impor- Please call 2-8116, email tol since the Vietnam era. It was the Toledo City council's deci- or killed. Strippers have bounc- tant not to forget that just last jdortch(»bgnet.bgsu.edu, or stop impressive for the obvious main- BURKE BADENH0P sion doesn't get over turned in ers, who are large strong men year higher education received by 404 Bowen-Thompson stream roots of the marchers." It who don't allow you to touch SOPHOMORE, BUSINESS the courts, the Toledo strip 54 percent of the budget cuts. Student Union if you would like isn't just easily-dismissed anti- clubs will be all but shut down. the strippers at all. Governor Taft also has stated that to help or if you would like to establishment types who arc "The backup punter for To me, this is worse than the It's mainly for this reason I've more cuts will be necessary to sign one of these letters. protesting. In fact, a broad spec- the Lions." pom ban in Bowling Green. never understood why women balance the budget if the legisla- trum of U.S. authorities, ranging So what exactly did city will not let their men go for a JUSTIN D0RTCH from fonner Gulf War comman- ture docs not pass a bill to council decide? TTie new rule guys night out to the strip club, increase the sin tax STUDENT ders to CIA officials, have advised "establishes a minimum six- where the possibility of the Now I know as college kids, we against waging war on Iraq pre- foot separation between men getting drunk and going don't want to see the price of cisely because Saddam I lusscin dancers and patrons, and beer go up, but the state's budget Councilman might be as dangerous as the requires those performers to be home with a woman is zero to is in serious trouble. Isn't it better I'rcsident says. If forced into a on 18-inch-high stages" and none, but will allow them to go to pay a little more for that beer Mike Ferner is comer, Hussein might not hesi- Vxplu illv prohibits patrons on a guys night out to a bar, than to have a huge tuition tate to strike back at us with touching intimate body parts where hooking up with women increase agajn? not a traitor weapons of mass destruction. of dancers, and vice versa and is more likely. Governor Taft is battling to Furthermore, religious leaders any placing of money in or on I know what you're saying, so keep funding for higher educa- I was appalled to hear about around the U.S. and around the the costumes of dancers." they're not prostitutes, that tion, but it appears to be a losing the NBC 24 "poll" asking viewers world (including officials of most HEIDI ROMER First, if and when these rules doesn't make them great peo- battle. The state legislature is and web site visitors to decide, of the mainstream Christian go into effect, die dancers will ple. You might be right. But denominations) have repeatedly FRESHMAN about to create the budget for on the basis of little more than a lose a majority of their income. what kind of girl is a stripper? A the next two years and with the condemned war in general and headline.whether or not former EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. If the dancers don't make BBC investigation discovered current economy it appears that unilateral preemptive strikes by Toledo City Councilman Mike 7 wanna be a mom." money, then clubs don't make dial one fourth of women there will be less money to go the U.S. in particular, because money. A majority of the 1-cmer is a "traitor" for "going to working in strip clubs are full- around. This affects a lot of stu- they are immoral. Wars always money a dancer makes is Iraq to oppose U.S. military time students. The extra dents. It means that our educa- action there." have a disproportionate impact made via lap dances or being money helps them get out of tion will suffer because universi- If being a traitor means noth- on those who are already poor stuffed in what litde articles of ties will be forced to make cut ing more than opposing the dic- and underprivileged, even on the clothing they do wear while debt and pay for a college edu- backs. tates of the President and a few "winning" side (remember how they dance on stage. Both of cation. The girls said they As students, we need to inform of his close advisers, then the many of the body bags coming these means will be eliminated chose stripping over other part die legislature that they are going judicial and legislative branches back from Vietnam were occu- and I highly doubt anyone will time jobs because they could to further bun the economy if of our federal government are, by pied by minority soldiers). be inclined to tip quite as well earn two weeks worth of wages diey take more money from their nature, traitorous. I'm sure No one denies that Saddam from six feet away. In case in just one night of dancing. If higher education. On average, a all Bowling Green State I lussein must be stopped; how- you're wondering, when show- you're reading this article in ever, it is clear that most of the person with a bachelor's degree University students are aware ering in the dorms here at the class right now look around, makes $17,000 more a year than world (including a significant that one of the principal func- University, you can be closer to maybe someone in the room is a person with just a high school number of patriotic U.S. citizens) KYLEVORST naked people than under the tions of these bodies is to protect a stripper. diploma. That is a lot more docs not think war is the way to FRESHMAN new rules in the strip clubs. the American people from Of course the adult enter- money to feed into Ohio's econo- potential abuse of power by lim- stop him. Even if people were as BUSINESS MGMT tainment clubs plan to fight my and it only makes sense that iting the powers of each individ- Inclined to tip as well from that this with legal action and other the state should make higher ual official (including the JASON WEUS-JENSEN "A truck driver." distance, if you can't get lap education easily affordable so President) and of each branch of INSTRUCTOR dances or stuff dollars down g- means including a publicity more people can get their degree. government. strings; why go to a strip club? banage featuring barely clad Bowling Green's Conversely, if we truly To see scantily clad women? women distributing flyers on You could just as easily, and for the streets of Toledo. So now, 'jjf-S "^jr'g'.'' the about (he same price as thanks to city council's actions, going to the strip club, buy an instead of having adult enter- issue of the soon-to-come tainment behind closed doors National Geographic Swimsuit it will now be on the streets for issue. What arc men (and some your children to see. women) supposed to do? Finally, if you're one of those A lot of people (like one people who think nudity is bad member of city council) simply JON PUCKETT don't care about the loss of no matter what the financial need may be. allow me to FRESHMAN income to these adult busi- nesses. They view exotic- remind you of the first amend- AVIATION STUDIES dancers as the scum of society ment and the freedom of "The private pilot for and want them mn out of expression we have in this Britney Spears." town. To paraphrase the coun- country. cil member, the strip club So to the Toledo city council brings all sorts of negative 1 say get of your high horse and things to the area, such as retract your unjust decision. JOEL HAMMOND. MANAGING EDITOR KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CARRIE WHITAKER, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with alloc this? Wfe between 600 and 800 words These i attacks and anonymous submissions REMAINA. 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All letters are SHANNON KOLKEDY, ONLINE EDITOR subject to review for length and clari- Phone: (419) 372-6966 and phone number should be includ- E-mail: [email protected] MARK BUCKINGHAM, COPY CHIEF SUEST COLUMNS are longer pieces ed for verification purposes. Personal ty before printing. Website: www.bgnevvs.com KIMBERLY DUPPS, PULSE EDITOR JEFF BRAUN, DESIGN EDITOR 5 Monday. February 3.2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM www.bgnews.com/nation GIULIANI HIRES PRIEST ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ABUSE NEW YORK (AP) — A priest who was barred bom the ministry after he was accused of sexual abuse has been working for former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's consulting business, according to published reports Saturday. When initially contacted at Giuliani Partners on Friday, Placa claimed he was merely visiting, Newsday reported. But Giuliani spokeswoman Sunny Mindel later cofirmed to Newsday and to The New York Times that he worked there. NATION Investigators inspect factory explosion ByPaulNowell rized that dust produced in the laycee Bum Center in Chapel Hill. THE ASS0CIHE0 PRESS rubber-making process might Three people were killed in the K1NSTON, N.C. have ignited somehow, but others blast's immediate aftermath, and Investigators finally entered the have said it's too early to specu- a fourth worker died of his bums hulking ruins of a medical supply late. Friday at the Chapel 1 till center. factory Saturday, even as the Wearing white helmets and Dozens of relatives and friends debris continued to smolder. protective coveralls, the investi- came to a downtown funeral Despite the unsafe condition of gators brought along dogs who home Saturday to mourn Faye some of the building, investiga- sniffed for evidence of acceler- VVilkins, who died near the begin- tors went inside the remains of ants and examined the patterns ning of the disaster when she was the West Pharmaceutical Services of damage, O'Connor said. He trapped by fallen steel beams. plant, said Peter O'Connor, a spe- said they were able to rule out Wilkins. 50, and her estranged cial agent with the federal Bureau some causes for the explosion, husband had two sons and a of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms but he declined to give detail. daughter and three young grand- and Explosives. The investigators got into the children. She had worked at West Firefighters continued to pour chemical mixing room, where the for 17 years. water on smoldering areas. fire is believed to have started. Family friend Angela Brown "There's hot spots here and [tie investigation should be said it has been hard for Wilkins' there, it's just mainly containing completed in the next several loved ones to accept her death them," said Mike Morris of the days when we hope to have a pre- and those of the others. "A lot of Unoir County Fire Command. liminary cause and origin," people are mad that this had to "It's going to smolder for days." ()'(x)nnorsaid. happen to these people," she The blast shot flames and About 130 people were inside said. ChucK Burton AP Photo debris high into the air and shook the plant, and nine remained William Gray, 51, and lames buildings miles away Wednesday. hospitalized in critical condition Byre], 60, were also killed outright. EXPLOSION: Sen. John Edwards D-N.C. left, listens as North Carolina Governor Mike Easley speaks Some investigators have theo- Saturday at the North Carolina Kevin M. Cruiess, 22. died Friday. Thursday at a press conference at the now destroyed West Pharmaceutical Services plant. Toughman fighter's Doctors rally for malpractice reforms By Linda A. Johnson agree to legal reforms doctors posted notices about the situa- Insurance companies blame patient petitions to McGreevey's IKE ASSOCIAIED PRESS argue would rein in six-figure tion. rising premiums on excessive office in which they demanded death ruled TRENTON, N.l. — Hospitals malpractice premiums. Monday's action, organized by jury awards and meritless law- Uiat politicians help doctors. across New Jersey brought in "There are some doctors who a grass-roots group of doctors, suits, but lawyers blame them on The doctors' demand for a homicide extra workers and canceled elec- have said point-blank that was backed by their professional insurance company misman- S250,000 cap on pain-and-suf- tive surgeries to prepare for an they're not going back until this is societies and many hospitals. agement. Many experts say doc- fering damages has snarled year- unprecedented work slowdown resolved," Dr. Robert S. Rigolosi, Doctors say premiums rising tors are increasingly squeezed long talks with politicians. SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — The expected Monday from thou- president of the Medical Society above $200,000 for some special- because contracts with HMOs McGreevey and key Democrats medical examiner listed homi- sands of doctors protesting the of New Jersey, said Friday. ists threaten access to patient and Medicare prevent them from oppose it; doctors insist caps cide as the cause of death of a cost of malpractice insurance. Hospitals and doctors said care by forcing many doctors to raising rates. have held down premiums in Toughman contestant. But law Physicians across the state emergency and urgent patient retire early, move to stales where New Jersey doctors scheduled California and 23 other states. enforcement officials said they planned to withhold nun-emer- care would continue. premiums are lower or give up rallies and other events around Democrats, patient advocates, would not seek criminal gency services and attend "We have doubled our ER procedures that draw the most the state Monday, followed by a and consumer and attorney charges, noting the bouts are protests during the slowdown, staff" during the job action, said lawsuits, such as delivering Statehouse rally Tuesday and groups argue such caps are legal in the slate. but it was not clear how many of Dr. loe Reich man, vice president babies and risky surgeries. lobbying Wednesday. Consumer unfair to malpractice victims. Scott Wood, 31, of San New Jersey's 22,000 doctors of medical affairs for Virtua West Malpractice insurance premi- groups planned a Statehouse The doctors' proposal would Antonio, died Ian. 24 at St. would take part. lersey's four hospitals. "About 95 ums have recently prompted news conference Monday to not affect malpractice victims' Mary's Hospital in Saginau He Some doctors have vowed to percent of elective surgeries are doctors in Florida, Mississippi argue against doctors' demand right to be compensated for was taken to the hospital kin. 4, stay off the job at least a week — canceled." and West Virginia to temporarily for limits on malpractice awards. medical bills, ongoing therapy shortly after falling unconscious or until C-OV lames E. 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WORLD Politicians debate return to draft Early draft proponents Bush administration support an protest every step of the way all-volunteer military, a broad Ai the University of Oregon, now oppose it, those c i insrjtuency favors some type of law student Philip Huang sug- who once protested it universal national service, cither gested in a campus newspapei military duly or a civilian alterna- column in October dial a draft now support it tive. would make U.S. leaders more "The problem with the all-vol- judicious about launching war. By David Crary unteer force is thai the children of "You would have a different THE ASSOCUItO PRESS America's elite are not serving. army undet a draft, more of a NEW YORK — During the said Charles Moskos, a cross-section politically and Vietnam War, presidents and the Northwestern University sociolo- racially," Huang said Pentagon defended the draft, gist who studies military issues. In a survey of I ,2W undergrad- while the peace movement "It's not good for the military and uates nationwide, conducted last assailed it. As America edges it's not good for the nation" fall by Harvard University? toward a possible new war. roles Moskos has proposed a three- Institute of Politics, 67 percent have reversed tiered draft — specifically opposed a return of the draft I he Hacked by other opponents ol designed to include college grad- poll's margin of error was 2 8 per- a war with Iraq, Hep. Charles Ualei with the choice lo sent' cent Rangel, D-N.Y., has proposed that with the armed forces, a home- The machinery for reinstating the draft — shelved since 1973 — the draft is in place even now, be reinstated in the name of "The problem with thanks lo die Selcc live Service "shared sacrifice.'' the all-volunteer System, which requires American The Pentagon disagrees, insist males to registei within 30 days ol Ing that today's all-volunteer force is that the their 18th birthdays forces an- more efficient and pro- children of \ renewed draft would differ irssicin.ii than conscripts. from die Vietnam vv.n draft in ai Defense Secretary Donak! America's elite are leasi one Important respect Rumsfeld has gone further, not serving." Under revised Selective Service asserting at a news conference procedures, college students that draftees added "no value, no receiving a drafi notice could advantage" to the military CHARLES M0SR0S. SOCIOLOGIST defer only unlil the semester because they served for such ended: in die Vietnam era. they brief periods. After members ol could avoid service as long as Congress and veterans groups land security agency such as the they pursued a degree. protested, Rumsfeld apologized. Holder Palrol, or a public service There could be oilier changes, but made clear he opposes a organization such as the Peace .is well. Some feminists objeci to return to conscription I (lips. die male-only aspeel of drali reg- Still, Rangel's proposal — On coDege campuses, opinions istration; a sun was Died Ian. 'I In though unlikely In win passage — about the drafi are deeply divid- live Massachusetts students say- has revived a dormant national ed. ing the current law amounts in DRAFT HISTORY: Draft Director Curtis W. Tart is shown spinning a plexiglass drum at the beginning ol debate about the concept of "I don't objeci to the argument gender-based discrimination the fourth annual Selective Service lottery in Washington in this 1972 file photo. Inside ate capsules mandatory national service ll IS.I ihai iheie's a socio-economic "It's so ingrained in our society holding birthdates and orders ol assignments tor men born in 1953. discussion dial creates unusual bias in the military, but remedy- that this is the way it is," said allies and goes lo the heart of ing that with a draft is ridiculous," plaintiff Nicole loley. 17. "Hoys, ask, don't tell" policy dial leis gay would become such a common lliei turns out. American citizenship, said University of Virginia sopho- when there's a war. go off lo war, and lesbian soldiers serve if they loophole, ii wouldn't work." the "I've been criticized by some o( while the Pentagon and the more Chris Wilson. "I would and die girls wail home and gel keep iheii sexual orientation pri- bestway to block that option is in die CHOs ol the country for not the letters." vate and don't engage in homo- include gays in the drali. he said. supporting the president," some gay-rights activists and sexual ads. Rangel, a liberal from Harlem, Rangel said "When I ask them, Afif YOU GAMBUH6 military experts advocate anoth- "We now have about 1.200 madeit no secret that his restore 'Would you leel die same it it was er change extending the drafi people a year gelling out ol tile the-diali proposal was Intended youi kitl being placed in hann's WITH YOUR CARftR? to openly gay men. This proposal military with an honorable dis- to slow tilt- match toward war way?' lliev hem and the) haw." has been endorsed by Moskos. charge In saving thev a gav° with Iraq though he intends to who helped develop die "don't Moskos said. 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CMU outscored the Falcons 23- Hut, after t media timeout, the I he game was derided b\ their Tennis MAHAG.NG EDITOR The win vaulted the hosts past 8, and took a 30-15 lead with six Chips scored seven straight i<> ability to. by halftime. eliminate Sat., Feb. 8 MT. PLEASANT. Mich. — the Falcons and back into first minutes left in the half. Tony extend the lead once again. three of our starters, labari What was feared heading into place in the division. Bowne scored six of his 18 over IK is liilin Keimold scored 13 IMaltox], Cory [Fyink] and Ron al Toledo (Shadow Valley T.C.) .Saturday's tilt between the Mid- "I thought we came out and the final minutes of the half, and over die final eight minutes, bin [Lew is| really didn't gel anything al 1 p.m. American Conference West were relcndess in our movement the hosts led 37-23 at the half. II was too little loo late, as ixnh done. I li'll il was a function ol Track Division's top two teams was and pressure," CMU coach lay An 11-2 run to open play in Eyink and Kevin Netler. the iheir defensive pressure, more confirmed by halftime. Smith said. I thought they got the second half essentially put Falcons' only remaining players than anything else.* Sat., Feb. 8 Central Michigan is deep and fatigued a little bit. You're con- the game away for good, as over 67", fouled out in the late Kaman led the ( hippewas BGSU Women's Open @ noon good. cerned when you play a team Bowne's two threes during the stages ol the game with 21 points. I ljcbuuii.ls.iinl Seven-fool center Chris ■hat has come back in a lot of mil helped push the CMU lead After die game, BG coach Dan six blocks, his 13th double-dou- Kaman had another big game, games." to 48-25. After CMU stretched Dakich was impressed by ble Ol the vein, while Mike and further cemented himself as BG (10-8,6-4 MAC) scored the die lead to 29 at 67-38 with 12 Centrals effort. M.uieiei added 20. Bownes 18 the leading candidate for MAC first four of the game, but Central minutes left, BG went on an 8-0 "I thought everyone they put was his career high Player of the Year as the managed to tie the game at run to get die lead to 21, as Ron in the game played well," I )akich Chippewas ran out to an early seven by the first media timeout. said 'Iheir smaller guys did a Lewis hit two free throws and MEN'S B8ALI, PAGE 10 Kent 16-point lead and cruised to an Over the next eight minutes, Cory Fyink made nvo threes. really good job of getting Into us. State rolling PRO BOWL leers go 1-1 again By Casey Laughman against UNO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Erica Gambaccini shutouts last season, against After losing Trevor Huffman, SPORTS EDITOR LSSU and NMD. Masters record- Andrew Mitchell, DemetricShaw Heading Into Nebraska- ed both shutouts. and coach Stan 1 leaUl, Kent Stale Omaha, the Falcons had little wasn't expected to repeat the "it's always fun corning Into hope at gaining a win. The another person's building and success of last year's learn thai Mavericks were coming off a keeping the crowd kind of quiet cruised through the Mid- weekend sweep over No. 7 Ohio and gelling up on llieni early," American Conference before its Slate. gnallcndcr Ionian Sigalet said. stunning play in the NOVA tour- However, after the first shot on "What we iried to do was come nament. net for the Falcons went in Friday OUI and have a strong first 20 Think again. night, Bowling Green realized minutes because we've had Antonio Gales scored 28 thai the Mavericks might not be some slow starts, and we put a points on Saturday to lead the as hard as they thought. full 60 minutes together." Golden I lashes 10 a 7H-71 victory BG came away with a 5-0 vic- Sigalet recorded his first career over Western Michigan. Il was tory Friday night, and a tough 6- shutout, stopping all 31 shots the sixth straight win for Kent 3 loss on Saturday. faced. State 115-2.8-1) and its 12di con- "I think we had a very good "We got a very solid effort out secutive conference road win effort out of our team for 60 min- of Jordan in goal early in the dating back lo last season. utes," head coach Scott Paluch game." Paluch said. "Our special In other games involving MAC said. "We were playing in a build- teams, Ixnh our penalt) kill and teams on Saturday. Ohio beat ing that is probably the toughest our power play, were exceptional. Marshall 87-85 in double over- place to play in in our league and We got an early lead and kept on lime: Akron defeated Eastern certainly one of the toughest in building from that." Michigan 96-80; Howling Green college hockey." Alex Rogosheskc registered the lost to Central Michigan 88-71; Friday night's win was the first goal for the Falcons Friday Miami (Ohio) beat Buffalo 57-55; Falcons' first road Central night at 7:41 of the first period. It and Northern Illinois defeated Collegiate Hockey Association was the Falcons' first shot on goal Ball State 78-60. win ol the season (1 -10-0). BG's and extended Rogosheske's point Gates' 3-pointer with 2:05 left last road win in league action Streak to a career-high three was pan ol an 11 -0 run gave the came Ian. 25, 2002 at Michigan games. (■olden Hashes a 73-63 lead wiUi (4-2). The Falcons' second goal came 1:08 left. SaionAPPItolo Il was also BG's first road two minutes later on a five-on- "When he's got the ball in his shutout since NOV. 27. 1999 at three power-play. Mark Wires hands, you don't have to say any- MAN ON A MISSION: Marshall Falk (28) of the NFC St. Louis Rams carries for a first down into the lake Superior where Tyler found the back of the net with thing to him.'' Kent coach lim AFC defense of Peter Boulware (58) of the Baltimore Ravens and Lawyer Milloy (36) of the New Masters made 24 saves for a 1 -0 help from D'Arcy McCnnvey and Christian said. England Patriots in the first quarter of the Pro Bowl game at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu yesterday. victory. It was the lirsi shutout of "What are you doing lo do?" The AFC defeated the NFC, 45-20. the season for BG, who had two HOCKEY. PAGE 9 Western coach Robert McCullum said. "Defense alone is not the answer. You have to be effective on the offensive end." The Broncos weren't, shooting 29 percent in the second half. Anthony Kann led the Broncos Containing (12-6, 4-5) with 23 points. BG lets game slip away to NIU Anthony Wilkins added 15 points, By Elliott Schreiner stepped up and finished the NIlTs great Brandon I lunter had 35 [mints SPORIS REP0RUR game with 23 points and 11 and 16 rebounds as Ohio beat Bowling Green had the game rebounds, both game highs. Marshall. in their hands and let it slip At this point, it looked as if players key Hunter hit 10 of 16 from the away. the Falcons were out of the door and 13 of 19 free throws, lust as it appeared diat die game for good. including 11 consecutive free Falcons were going to top last But the Falcons also brought throws late in the game. season's win total with a defeat a refuse to lose attitude and for Falcons "Obviously, he is a man-child of Northern Illinois Saturday, abruptly went on an 8-0 run to By Zach Baker and if he gets the ball in the block Huskies' star Jennifer pull within one. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR he is unstoppable," Marshall Youngblood dashed away their The run was led by seniors Women's basketball coach coach Greg White said. hopes with late game heroics, Francine Miller and Kim Curt Miller said before Saturday's performance was helping her team to a 73-72 vic- Griech. Miller started the run Saturdays he knew dial you Hunter's 12th double-double of tory. with a lay-in and Griech fin- could not stop great players for a the season and the 40th of his "This one stings a litde bit," ished il with two three-point whole game, only contain them. career. last season in coach Curt Miller said. "You plays. BG had to try to hold WfeMCHI I luniington, Hunter had 27 have an opportunity, down to From there, the two teams Michigan's Casey Rost on points and 22 rebounds. the wire, to win a home game." battled to a 70-70 deadlock Wednesday, and Miller said to Steve Esterkamp added 22 The early parts of the game when Miller again stepped her win Saturday, they would need points for Ohio (6-10,3-5). were highlighted by intense game up and layed one in to to contain Northern Illinois for- Ronald Blackshear led defense, as both teams strug- give Bowling Green a 72-70 ward lennifer Youngblood. Marshall (9-8, 5-4) with 30 gled to get any type of lead. lead. For BG, it was their inability to points, although he did not start While the entire game was "Go-to players stepped up for contain the Northern Illinois for- because he was late for pregame nip and tuck, both teams had both teams down the stretch," ward in the last 10 seconds that warmups. Marvin Black added chances to build big leads. Coach Miller said. "It was a proved most costly. 21 points. The Falcons' best opportuni- great college atmosphere and a It was Younghlood's layup with laivon Harris hit a 3-pointer ty came late in the first half, great game to watch." five seconds left, and a free throw with 51 seconds left in the sec- when sophomore Sakima lust as Bowling Green's go-lo that followed after a question- ond overtime to break an 80-80 Smith scored eight points in players stepped up their games. able foul was called on Jill Lause. tie and give die Bobcats die lead only 1:28 to give them a 34-26 Northern Illinois' players did thai were the difference in BG's for good. lead. the same. 73-72 loss to die Huskies. Chris Kaman had 21 points, 14 Bui with a refuse to lose atti- With the ball bouncing off Youngblood scored 21 points rebounds and six blocks as tude, Northern Illinois got back the rim like a pinball, Northern Ban Suranger BG News and grabbed nine rebounds, but Central Michigan defeated into the game and took an even Illinois team leader lennifcr said that BG did a good job of bigger lead at 64-55 on a lay-in REACHING NEW HEIGHTS: Lindsay Austin (12) jumps up to MAC. PAGE 10 by freshman loi Scott, who WOMEN'S BBAU, PAGE 10 tip the ball in on Ian. 28 against Central Michigan. GREAT PLAYERS.PAGE 10 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SPqRTS 8 Monday, February 3,2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Purdue Cavs sympathetic to James defeats CLEVELAND (AP) - The a gift- The OHSAA investigated to Cleveland Cavaliers, with the see if the vehicle was paid for by worst record in the NBA, natural- another source, but cleared him Bucks, ly hope to finish first in the draft of any wrongdoing. Two days lottery to get high school phe- later, lames was disqualified for nom LeBron lames. accepting free jerseys worth 67-62 In the meantime, Cavaliers S845. players were supportive Sunday Cavs center Chris Mihm By Dan Gelslon of lames, whose career at nation- believes lames needs better advi- tHE 1SS0CIATED PRESS ally top-ranked Akron St. sors. WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. - Vincent-St. Mary is on hold for "There are always people try- Shereka Wright scored 21 points accepting two free replica jerseys. ing to get close to an athlete," and Erika Valek made the go- "I just wish he could finish his Mihm said. "That's part of being ahead 3-pointer with just over high school career because that's in the public spotlight and you four minutes left to lead No. 10 what it's all about," said rookie have to be wary. Purdue past No 23 Ohio State 67- guard Dajuan Wagner. "LeBron's "1 had people try to give me 62 yesterday. my man, we've talked a lot about stuff or get me to deal with them The Boilermakers (18-3,7-2 Big that. He's told me how much he and you just have to think things Ten) moved into sole possession wanted to win the state champi- through. I wish those around of second place in the Big Ten and onship. LeBron had given him better improved to 10-0 at home. Penn "But you show me an 18-year- advice." State (8-1) remained in first by old who will tum down free jer- Guard Ricky Davis said per- defeating Indiana 69-55. seys of Wes Unseld and Gale haps OHSAA rules should be Caity Matter, the top 3-point Sayers. He should not be changed and that lames' back- shooter in the conference, made deprived of the fun of high school ground needs to be considered in six of nine and scored 22 points to ball because of that." this case. lead Ohio State (15-5,6-3). But she Wagner averaged 42.5 points "You got players who grow up missed two 3-pointers on the in high school, once scored 100 in without much and it is tough for Buckeyes' final possession. a New Jersey prep game, and left them not to accept gifts," Davis Valek had 16 points for Purdue. college after only one season. He said. "Some kids playing sports Courtney Coleman added 15 understands the attention have rich parents and getting a points and Kim Wilbum had 11 accorded lames. jersey is not that big a deal for assists for Ohio State. "I had a lot of people after me, them. The Buckeyes led 57-55 before a too, but I was lucky," said Wagner, "Maybe they should change basket by Wright tied it, and Valek's who is averaging 14.5 points in 33 the rules a little. I don't exactly 3-pointer put Purdue ahead with games as a professional. "I had know how, but the world of 4:02 left. Ohio State pulled to64-62 my dad. He warned me what to sports has changed and the rules with 46 seconds left when DiDi expect." have not kept up." Reynolds sank a 3-pointer. Wagner's father Milt helped Portland star Scottie Pippen On Purdue's next possession, Louisville win the 1986 NCAA also sympathized with lames. Wright took a bounce pass from championship and the Los "Everybody loves him and Beth Jones underneath the basket, Angeles Lakers win the NBA title everybody is making money off made a layup and was fouled. in 1988. him," Pippen said after scoring 11 Wright hit the free throw — she Cavaliers forward lumaine points in the Trail Blazers' 115-94 was 11-for-l 1 from the line — to lones said he is upset at the Ohio victory in Cleveland on Sunday. put If away. High School Athletic "Then he's not allowed to accept The Buckeyes went 6-of-14 Association's decision to ban anything? from the free-throw line, while lames. "On the flip side, I think it is a Purdue was 19-of-20. "To keep on investigating him blessing in disguise. He has noth- The Buckeyes made 14 of their was not necessary," (ones said. ing to gain by playing high school first 26 field-goal attempts and "He's a good kid. Leave him ball any more. He now needs to built a 34-29 lead. Purdue scored alone. gather himself for the next level." the final four points of the half, "They didn't find anything with Cavs interim coach Keith including a layup at the buzzer by the Hummer, but kept looking at Smart would not comment, Wright, to make it 34-33. little things, too. You look hard remembering the hefty fine and The lead changed throughout enough at anybody, something is two-game suspension given his the second half. Matter's sixth 3- going to look funny." predecessor lohn Lucas for Tony Deiak AP Photo pointer tied the game at 55 with lames' mother Gloria gave her including lames in an informal LOOKING AHEAD: High school basketball star LeBron James relaxes at his table before the greater 6:10 remaining. Ashley /Mien son the $50,000-plus Hummer as team practice last summer. Cleveland Sports Awards on Thursday. The Cavs look to pick up James in the draft. made it 57-55 for Ohio State's last lead of the game. Just another , Want to jump start Manic Monday... Wish It were your future? Sunday... 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Even if Dany I lealley win, but they were definitely HOCKEY, (ROM PAGE/ found the back of the net on a didn't. excited and that got me pass from Steve lirudsewski I lealley, a not-so-well known pumped." Kevin Bieksa and lyler Knight. star from a last-place team play- Even Gretzky got excited. The Rogosheske scored bis sec UNO scored three more ing in his first All-Star game, Great One went to the Last's lock- end goal ot the night. a power- lo give them a II lead joined hockey greats such as er room before the third period play goal, to give ihe Falcons a before the Falcons scored Wayne Gretzky and Mario and urged Heatley to go for the 3-0 lead again. l-emieux by scoring a record- record. i ii<- falcons came out nisi as lalk netted a goal at 19:10of tying four goals Sunday, though "I le told me to get five, six or siiong in the second period as ihe second period from he couldn't prevent the Western seven," Heatley said, "it was unbe- they did in the lirst. Wires Mel cnne\ and lirudsewski to Conference from beatingthe East lievable for him to come down. recorded bis second power cut the Mavericks' lead to 4-2. in the first All-Star shootout in Too bad I couldn't get the fifth play goal of the evening at lite Then, with 17:42 left in the third period, Brudsewski NHL history. one" 8:00 mark of the second period, lust like baseballs All-Star tie Players on both sides said that, Mike Walk scored ihe final ■.ccned ,i short-handed goal to pill the Falcons one goal closer fiasco of last summer, there was unlike the cruise control level of power-play goal for the falcons considerable confusion at the most All-Star games, both teams late in the third period. lo tying Ihe game' finish. At least the NIIL had a really wanted to win this one. Ai 18:54 in the third period "IBrudsewskfl was terrific on winner - - a big relief for a league "All of a sudden, with 12 to 15 Ihe learns gol into a brawl, lit .'s Saturday," Paluch said. "We embarrassed twice this season by minutes to go, everybody was get- Ben Assenrnachei and UNOs needed .1 goal and be gave il 10 l|s" trams going banknipt. ting in front of everything, there Mike Lefley were disqualified After a 5-all regulation lie Bel was a little more stick work and rrom the game. As a result of the However, that was Ihe last up the fourth overtime All-Star the competitive juices got flow- incident UNO had 21 penalties goal the Falcons would score. game, the West won 6-5 when ing" the West's Al Maclnnis said. fortSI minutes, while lit;had211 UNO registered two more goals, M.iikus Naslund, Bill Guerin and Oili lokinen said, "It was a lot penalties ftir 59 minutes. including an empty-net goal with 43 seconds left in ihe Paul Kariya scored in the faster and we even saw a few hits WiMreOolwAP Photo Nebraska-Omaha held a II shootout against goalie hitrick It's a game lor the fans, and 1 think 24 shot advantage lor the game. game OUT OF MY WAY: Atlanta Thrashers Dany Heatley, left, and tos Sigalet finished with 28 saves LaUme. Only I lealley — of course this was the best (All-Star game) lull diet not score on thepowet — scored fur the East against in many years." Angeles Kings Mathieus Schneider battle tor the puck during the play while the I ale cms went l- on '• .i shuis 1,1c ed. while the goalie Marty Turco. Heatley. a 22-year-old over- NHL Alt-Star game yesterday in Sunrise, Fla. Icn-Hctn thepowet play. Falcons ended the evening I- teii Bon thepowet play Though Heatley put the puck shadowed al limes on his own By taking away Heatley's lagr, Iried to gel il loi him too, Saturday night was a dilfer- in the net five times, the NIIL Atlanta Thrashers team by llya entstorj lot the Falcons, as they "Jordan was very good shootout goal, the NHL also pre- repeatedly giving him the puck again," I'alui It said, "lie played announced several minutes alter Kovalchuk. matched Gretzky vented him from matching dropped a 6-3 decision to the every time he hii the ice. teal well He made so many the game he would be credited (19H3). LemJeux (1990), Vincent l-emieux s 1988 record of six He didn't gel that fifth goal In Mavericks, Only with four goals — tin- tilth Damphousse (1991) and Mike The result doesnt show saves In key situations. Jordan points in a game. regulation, hut Heatley did sel up was solid throughout the entire playei to do so. (.aimer (1993) as the only players After getting his fourth goal lokinen's first career All-Slar goal What kind of effort we put night" Most <>i tile Fans left thinking In tlie All-Star game's 53-year his- with six tninules slill remaining in midway through the third period, forth." Paluch said. "That was a ve'iv (JCMHI pericinnaiice by OUT the SCOR was 8-6 as the West tory with four goals. the second period, Heatley lokinen, a late addition to the NOTES OUtSCOred the Last 3-1 in the I le's also the youngest al 22 flashed a typical hockey player's game when Saku Kbtvu pulled team. We wanted lo give our- shootout; that also was changed years and 13 days, or one day selves.) real good chance to get BG finished the month of missing-tooth grin, then spent out with an injury also had a lanuaiy wiib ,1 I-11 record in in tlu' Nffli hockey operations younger than Gretzky was in '83. a sweep out <>l the weekend the rest of the fast-moving and memorable debul with a goal and eight games with Its 5-0 win on department alter most had "I was pretty relaxed," Heatley relatively low-scoring game trying three assists and we did that. We played real departed. said "After I gol the first one well." Ian. 31 al UNO. The last time to gel his record fifth goal. I leatley's big game came only the Falcons finished above .500 No, Bud Selig wasn't running (against Patrick Roy). 1 was pretty Nebraska-t Itnaha got on ihe His linemates, who usually one year after he played in the for a month in the regular sea- the show, either, even il it might relaxed and the chances kept board first, at 1:13 ol the liisi included home-ice star lokinen of Young Stars game, held the night son w.e.111 Man hot"2001 (2-0- have seemed like it amid the con- coming and I put a few in." llorida and Washington's laromir before the All-Slar game. period, but ihe Falcons answered back when Wires 0). 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Bowling Green. lohn I lollingsworth scored 33 to lead the Portland Trail COLUMBUS, Ohio— Jim Mike Manciel had 20 points points as Akron beat Lastem Tressel, coach of national Other first-place votes went WOMEN'S BBAIL, FROM PAGE 7 Blazers to a 114-95 victory to loe Perella of Case Western and seven rebounds while Tony Michigan. over the Cleveland Cavaliers champion Ohio State, has Bowne scored 18 points and hit The Zips (9-9, 4-5) took a 13-4 been chosen by his peers as Reserve and John Snell of Youngblood worked her way Ml vesterday. Baldwin-Wallace. four 3-pointers for Central lead just four minutes into the into (he lane for a rebound Wallace, in his second game Ohio college football coach of Michigan (13-5,6-3). game. After the Eagles (8-9, 2-6) the year for the seventh time. and eventual second-chance back after a seven-game sus- lohn Reimold led Bowling pulled to 17-14, the Zips went on points to lie the game at 72. pension for confronting a ref- The Columbus Dispatch, Spartans defeat No. Green (10-8, 6-4) with 24 points an 8-0 run to take a 25-14 lead which has sponsored the "I don't know, I think it's eree, shot 10-for-l3 from the 13 Illinois, 68-65 while Kevin Netter scored 16. and never let the lead drop below just Instinct, I'm gonna get field in 32 minutes as award since 1952, announced The Chippewas led by 14 five. the ball and shoot it," Portland won for the seventh results of the balloting yester- EAST LANSING, Mich. — points at halftime and went I lollingsworth shot 11 of 12 day. Youngblood said. "With time time in eight games. The Michigan State Spartans ahead by as many as 31 in the from the field and 11 of 13 on free winding down like that, I'm Wallace's first points came Tressel also won the award sent a reminder to anyone second half. throws. Derrick Tarver had 23 in 1989,1990,1991,1994,1997 not going to pass out." on a 3-pointer, and then the who might have forgotten Bowling Green has lost four of points for Akron and Darryl Even bigger than the put- 6-foot-11 forward-center and 1999 while at Youngstown about them. its last six conference games after Peterson scored 16. State. He won Division l-AA back was the free throw she pounded his way to the bas- Paul Davis scored a career- starting4-0. Ryan Prillman led the liagles made seconds later to seal up ket in a dominating first 10 national titles there in 1991, high 15 points and Alan RJ. Smith scored 24 points and with 23 points and 10 rebounds, 1993, 1994 and 1997. the Northern Illinois victory. minutes. Anderson also had 15 as the Marcus Smallwood added 15 Michael Ross had 14 points. "Colo players find ways to Zydrunas llgauskas scored Finishing second in the bal- Spartans rallied from a big points and nine rebounds for loting was another national Turner Baitlc missed a 3-poinl- make plays, and lennifer 20 points to lead Cleveland. first-half deficit to beat No. 13 Northern Illinois as the Huskies er with two seconds lo play as Youngblood got the big offen- The Cavaliers went to a champion, Larry Kehres. who Illinois 68-65 yesterday. beat Ball State. Miami avoided an upset and won his seventh Division III sive rebound and put-back to pressure defense in the third Michigan State (12-8,4-4 Northern Illinois (10-9,6-3) led hung on to beat Buffalo 57-55. win the game," Coach Miller quarter, and steals by Dajuan title and third in a row at Big Ten) has won two straight 42-23 at halftime and shot 61 per- Juby lohnson scored 21 points Mount Union. Kehres had said. "That's what your go-to Wagner and Ricky Davis — both against ranked teams cent in the first half, lay Bates had to lead Ihc Redl lawks (9-9,7-2). players do, and that just signi- sparked a 7-0 run that rallied been chosen as the state's top — after losing six of eight in 13 points on 6 of 6 snooting for Battle led Buffalo with 13 coach in the previous two sea- fies such a great college Cleveland within 78-68, its worst slump since 1996-97. the Huskies, who forced 19 Ball points (3-14,0-8) and Mark Bortz game; watching both team's Wallace then scored four sons and is a five-time winner Tom Izzo's second season as State turnovers. of the honor. had 11. Danny Horace had 16 best players making plays straight points and the Trail coach. Matt McCollom and Chris points for the Redl lawks. down the stretch." BG has strong performance Reimold, Netter lead Falcons GREAT PLAYERS, FROM PAGE 7 pressure off a lot of us," Youngblood gol ihe shot lo MEN'S BBAIL. FROM PAGE 7 Perhaps the main difference their offense." Youngblood said. "She helped fall after grabbing two offensive in the game was shooting, as Kaman said lhat the defending her. out a lot, and everybody else did rebounds after misses. She said "Tony shot well, extremely Central was able to gel easy Chippewas' goal was to wear the "1 think they did very well," their part. her attempts to score at Ihe end looks al the basket and shot 53.4 visitors out. Youngblood said. "Look at how well," Kaman said. "Coach is real It was the play at the end of had lillle lo do with Ihe time proud of him. It's a great thing percent for the game. The "It was a thing about making close the game was." the game, however, that running down. when he makes those shots; it Falcons, in the meantime, had them tired," Kaman said. "We She scored 18 poinls and had improved Northern Illinois to 5- "It's my instinct," Youngblood helps our (earn, it helps ihe ener- plenty of good looks in the first wanted to run and make Ihem 12 rebounds (he last lime (he 3 and dropped BG to 2-5 in the said. "If I get the ball, I'm going to gy. He gol a lot of good looks al half and missed them. They lired, because we knew a lot of (wo teams played. Northern Mid American Conference. shoot il. Even if it wasn't last sec- the basket, and he's capable of were 0-6 from beyond the three- those guys would play the whole Illinois won that game, 78-58, on Miller said thai ihe game had ond. I probably still would have point arc in the first half, and fin- game" lanuary llth at Northern scoring like Ilia!." slrong performances from sev- put it back up." Bowne said he just converted ished 4-18. They shot 40.6 per- Dakich sang Kaman's praises Illinois. Youngblood is averaging eral players. 1 luskies head coach Carol Ihe good looks he got. cent overall. after the game. 14.7 points and 8.3 rebounds a "Go-to players stepped up for llammerle said she was pleased "That's a tribute lo our pres- "Kaman's a really good player, game. "We want to make those out- both teams down the stretch, il with her learn not giving up dur- side shots, because if we don't, sure defense," Kaman said. "We and he's one of the few guys in She gave credit to her team- was a great college atmosphere," ing the play. "I just thought it like lo gel up in ihe offense, and the country who unders(ands mates, particularly Joi Scott, we're not going lo be able lo gel Miller said. "lennifer was refuse to lose," Hammerle Chris the looks he wants inside," nol allow ihe next receiver to gel what he is as a big guy," he said. who led the Huskies with 23 Youngblood got the offensive said. "It was one of those things the ball. The next option has lo "He gets down on the block, and points and 11 rebounds he said. "They played off me a rebound put-back to win the where you're persistent and little bil, and I jusl hit open come all the way back to get the works like crazy, and they throw loi did a tremendous job, and game, and that's what your go-to work hard at il. We were fortu- ball. We wanted to go at Matlox it to him. Our strategy was to I think sometimes that takes the shots." players do." nate." Reimold once again led the and make other guys dribble the bother him from different spots, Falcons with 24, while Netter ball up the court, because we but once Kevin gol his first foul, added 16. thought he was Ihe focal poinl of we had to change some things." [MY | LEAD] @ BGSU Spring 2003 What: An on-line discussion that explores, investigates, and critiques principles and practices of leadership. 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