Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU

BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications

9-1-2010

The BG News September 1, 2010

Bowling Green State University

Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news

Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News September 1, 2010" (2010). BG News (Student Newspaper). 8274. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/8274

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. KICKBALL Check out page 5 for a photo spread of a kickball game between Conklin and Kohl Residence Halls

ESTABLISHED 1920 w THE BG NEWS A daily independent student press servinc^^ the campus and surrounding community

Volume 90. Issue 9 Wednesday, September 1,2010 v.bcjviews.com Names needed for new residence CITY BRIEF Gypsy Lane Road halls; students can vote for choices closed until Friday

Gypsy Lane Road will be closed until Friday By Emily Tuckar said. "Students' opinions tell us August and only met a couple times. for railroad construction delayed from last week. Reporter a lot." The final names the group came Give your opinion for Waters said Ed Whipple, vice up with are Black Swamp, Carillon, The area between Klou Road and South Main Street will be inaccessible as CSX replaces the Today and Thursday, students can president for Student Affairs, Falcon, Centennial, Falcon Heights, the names of the new railroad crossings give their input on the names of asked her to organize a group to Ivy Hall, Tercel. Peregrine, Oak or the new residence halls through help brainstorm names for the White Oak. residence halls. Director of Public Works Brian Craft said CSX will replace railroad rails and timbers, as wed as an online opinion poll. new residence halls. The group After voting is over. Waters said the repave the road. Sarah Waters, director of consists of Waters, lodi Webb, totals from the polls will be count- Where: Residence Life, said students can senior associate dean of students, ed, and then Whipple will take the According to the city's website, across to http:llwww.bgsu.edu driveways and businesses wili be ni-nntained. vote on the University home page Kevin Basch, Undergraduate a >unts of the votes to President Carol for their favorite names for the Student Government president, (artwright. Finally, Cartwright will The crossing at Pike Street, which was under construction last week, is now open to traffic. new residence halls. Currently, Dan Caldwell, USG vice president, take the total votes to the Board of the halls are called Northwest Matt Melnek, Resident Student Trustees meeting in October. When: Residence Hall and South Central Association president, and Verhoff said about 30 names were Today and Thursday Residence Hall. Kimberly Verhoff, national com- "It would be fantastic for stu- munications coordinator of RSA. dents to give their input," Waters The group was formed in early See NAMES! JOIN THE Campus Fest highlights what University offers students FESTIVITIES

9y UB ShunMNM groups and organizations on Reporter campus. Every green spot in the vicinity will be filled from For students looking to get 11 am to 3 p.m. involved and meet new "You can't miss it" Larsen people, an opportunity to do said. "Its a fun way to recon- so is just around the comer nect and meet new friends —Campus Fest on and off campus." "Campus Fest is a big orga- Many students agree. nizanonandactivity fair." said "If you don't know any- Kelly Jo Larsen, coordina- one and want to meet new tor of Student Organization people, it's good to just walk Programs. "Three hundred around and say hi to people," organizations, volunteer said junior Jeff Stevens, who groups, and community ser- recalled the awkwardness at vice groups come in and talk the condom table from his to students." freshman Campus Fest This year's Campus Fest "ICampus Fest| was filled. is Thursday in front of the Union and will represent more than 300 student See CAMPUS | PageS

Obama declares end to Iraq combat missions ontana's controversial drinking

By Ban Fallar world. He said the United States and driving culture at crossroads The "has paid a huge price" to give Iraqis By Mall Gouraa the chance to shape their future The Associated Press "I have heard WASHINGTON — Fiercely opposed — a price that now includes more to the war from the start. President than 4,400 dead, tens of thousands legislators berate Barack Obama formally ended the of troops wounded and hundreds HELENA, Mont.—Montana has long U.S. combat role in Iraq after seven of billions of dollars spent since had a reputation as a place where you [public safety officers] long years of bloodshed, declaring March 2003. could crack open a beer while driving firmly Tuesday night: "It is rime to In a telling sign of the domestic- down the interstate just about as fast for bothering drivers." turn the page." Claiming no victory, troubles weighing on the United as you liked. Rebecca Sturdevant ] MADD he said the nation's most urgent pri- States and his own presidency, Until 2005, when the state came ority now must be fixing its own Obama turned much of the empha- under heavy duress from the feder- the hands of an intoxicated driver. sickly economy. sis in a major war address to the dire al government, it was legal to drink Montana's Old West drinking and From the Oval Office, where state of U.S. joblessness. and drive in many places. And a driving culture is retreating. ludge* George W Bush first announced the In his remarks of slightly less than few years before that there wasn't are rejecting lenient plea deals and invasion that would come to define 20 minutes, only his second address even a speed limit on major high- law enforcement leaders

FORUM FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Dress as Palin for Halloween Follow laws about leggings Wojtala prepares for season How are you? Although she isn't currently holding Columnist James Bero explains the appropriate Freshman hockey player Camden Wojtala MELISSA GILLMOR political office, is still a good situations to wear leggings in public, and expresses looks to bring success to the Falcons after Junior, Early Childhood Edu. Halloween costume choice, according to his frustrations with the trend of wearing leggings as a stellar high school career and a season "I'm great because classes are dot* columnist Kate Noftsinger | P»gt 4 a substitute for pants | Pag* 4 with the Omaha Lancers | Pigt 6 and it's really nice out" | Pagt 4

VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE fe 2 Wednesday,September 1.2010 NATION WWW.BGNEWS.COM

BGNtWS WIRE NATION BRIEFS SOURCES Court says gay Aging vets' costs House Republican Victim had 45 Two killed when Accused Fort couples can't concern Obama's leader needles Iraq wounds in fatal copter crashes in Dix conspirators divorce in Texas deficit co-chair surge critics multiple stabbing Idaho downtown want convictions dropped BOISE. Idaho (AP)-Two DALLAS (AP)-A Texas RALEIGH. N.C(AP)-The MILWAUKEE (AP) - House EASTON.Pa.(AP)-A appeals court says gay couples Republican co-chairman of Republican leader John convicted murderer accused people were killed and another PHILADELPHIA (AP) legally married in other states President Barack Obama's deficit Boehner said lawmakers who of killing his ex-girlfriend and was injured when a helicopter - Attorneys for five men cannot divorce in Texas, where commission said he's worried criticized the Iraq combat surge three other people stabbed the chartered by the Department imprisoned for conspiring to same-sex marriages are banned about the enormous costs of are now proudly claiming credit woman 45 times, then scrawled of Fish and Game crashed kill military personnel at New compensating Vietnam veterans for its success Tuesday in downtown Kamiah. Jersey's Fort Dix are seeking to The 5th Texas Court ol an insult to her on a wall in blood, for common ailments of age authorities said. have their convictions overturned Appeals ruled Tuesday that Boehner spoke to the authorities said Tuesday. a Dallas judge didn't have Former Wyoming Sen. Alan American Legion's national A Northampton County |udge The helicopter and its pilot An appeal brief was jurisdiction to grant a divorce Simpson said Tuesday that convention in Milwaukee on held Michael Eric Ballard. 37. for had been hired through a private filed Tuesday in the 3rd U.S. to two Dallas men who wed in automatically awarding benefits Tuesday, hours before President trial in the brutal slayings of his company, and two Fish and Circuit Court of Appeals in Massachusetts. The tourt also for diabetes and other maladies Barack Obama was scheduled ex-girlfriend Denise Merhi and Game biologists were on board Philadelphia. Attorneys cite said Texas' same-sex marriage runs counter to the nation's to mark the end of combat the others. conducting fisheries surveys, issues including mistakes they efforts to control government operations in Iraq in a speech said Robert Hand of the Idaho say were made at trial. ban is constitutional Ballard allegedly scrawled spending His comments come from the Oval Office. Department of Fish and Game. The state attorney general "Denise is a whore" in blood Prosecutors say the men had a day after the Department of had appealed the district judge's Boehner cautioned Iraq will on a basement wall in the Hand didn't have any further taken training trips to the Pocono Veterans Affairs said it would October ruling that granted the remain a target for the United Northampton home where the details but said the department Mountains and scouted out Fort add heart disease and two other men a divorce and found the ban States' enemies He said woman was stabbed to death would be issuing a statement. Dix and other military sites. They conditions at a cost of up to 167 violates equal rights guaranteed he wants Obama to discuss June 26 along with her father, her Lewis County public were arrested in 2007. billion over the next 10 years. by the U.S. Constitution what the country would do if grandfather and a neighbor who information officer Jeanette A federal jury convicted Democratic Sen. Daniel Akaka progress achieved so far there The Dallas men married in ran to their aid. Dreadfulwater said the sheriff's the five in December 2008 of (uh-KAH'-kuh) is chairman of is threatened 2006 in Massachusetts and The scrawl was near where the office was investigating. Kamiah conspiring to kill U.S. military the Senate Veterans' Affairs separated two years later. They're The GOP leader needled body of Merhi's father. Dennis is located in north-central Idaho. personnel. Four are serving Committee. He said Tuesday referred to only as J.B... and H.B. critics who said the surge Marsh, was found dead. State Mick Landmark said the life terms, and the fifth was that the committee will consider in court filings. would never work. He also Trooper Raymond Judge testified helicopter looked like it clipped sentenced to 33 years in prison changes to the policy involving thanked Obama for setting during a preliminary hearing. the eaves of a US Forest An attorney for J.B. said so-called presumptive conditions Federal prosecutors say aside the "rhetoric." Service-owned house before they haven't decided whether at a hearing in late September. they plan to respond in their to appeal to the Texas Combat in Iraq has left more colliding with a parked travel own filing Supreme Court. than 4.400 US troops dead and trailer about a block from his thousands more wounded. downtown insurance office.

Migrant says Arizona worth risk of crossing border Fatal bear attack tslax for the deceased, Ortega and By Amanda Lee Myets and the others trudged on, guided "What can you Julie Watson by a smuggler across the U.S. do about it in the Ohio exotic pet ownership laws The Associated Press border, determined to com- plete their illegal odyssey even desert." of a Connecticut woman NOGALES. Mexico — Hector as they endured record-high By Julia Can Smyth "It's just a free-for- by her friend's pet chim- Ortega stumbled across the temperatures and fever-pitch Hectoi Ortega | Migrant The Associated Press panzee and a 2-year-old all in Ohio, and Sam body of a fellow migrant as resentment. Florida girl squeezed to he walked across Arizona's At 64, the farm laborer someone's journey cut short COLUMBUS — The bear death by her family's Mazzola is just an harsh desert in the searing with a weathered face, strong near a stand of scrub bush that recently killed a care- python — highlight that summer heat. He tried not to hands and silver hair pro- and cactus. taker in a Cleveland sub- the patchwork of feder- example of that." look too closely. truding from his baseball cap "What can you do about it in urb was the latest exam- al, state and local laws Wayne Pacelle | Humane Society With nothing to be done was stoic about the body — the desert?" he asked. ple of animal violence in a on keeping dangerous state that has some of the wild animals at home farm groups that traded nation's weakest restric- has holes. pulling an animal cruelty tions on exotic pets and Mazzola had the prop- measure off the November among the highest num- er state permit to keep ballot for certain animal ber of injuries and deaths the black bear, a species protections, including a inspiring minds caused by them. native to Ohio, on his ban on exotic pets. Farm After a standoff property. He also kept groups opposed the bal- want to know between the Humane wolves, tigers and a lion, lot measure, which would Society and agriculture something he was free to have imposed treatment interests, state officials do because Ohio and at and caging requirements are crafting restrictions least four other states — on livestock, as threaten- on the ownership of dan- Alabama, Idaho, Missouri ing to Ohio's $93 billion gerous wild pets. But the and Montana — impose agricultural industry. killer beast and others few or no restrictions on Under the original ver- owned by former bear- the ownership of non- sion of the proposed Ohio wrestling entrepreneur native animals kept solely regulations, owners could Sam Mazzola, who had as pets, according to a have kept existing dan- lost his federal license review of state regulations gerous pets like Mazzola's to exhibit exotic animals, by The Associated Press. but not have been able would have been grand- The U.S. Department of to breed them or replace fathered out of them. Agriculture regulates ani- them when they died. "It's just a free-for-all in mals exhibited to the pub- But Gov. Ted Strickland Ohio, and Sam Mazzola lic but not private owner- has now ordered that is just an example of ship. The U.S. Fish and the new rules allow the that," said Wayne Pacelle, Wildlife Service requires state to pull animals away

president of the Humane permits for native endan- from owners who have ...- .• . . .• * - . .■ .-,..... Society of the United gered and threatened spe- engaged in misconduct, States. "Tigers, wolves, cies but doesn't normally such as losing their fed- DO YOU HAVE AN IDEA FOR A NEW BUSINESS? bears in a suburban track non-native endan- eral license, spokeswom- I ni.iin County communi- gered species unless they an Amanda Wurst said Com.- discuss your venture at this frei ty. It is a disaster waiting are bought and sold across Tuesday. The rules will not iind connect with "all the right people.' to happen." state borders. ban exotic animals from The death in Ohio and The Humane Society cut zoos, research centers and attacks elsewhere — a deal this year with Gov. existing athletic mascot including the maiming TECHCONNECT/7 Ted Strickland and leading programs, she said. Connecting minds, motivation and money (^r PRESENTED BY r bli'li^J til!:!4 T' «*ron« COOD,\I*B IMismil cooor™* SKCK TO SCHOOL Thursday, Sept. 9 > 5 - 8 p.m. GETUPT0S80 „ - „ _, Clazel ■ 127 N Main St Bowling Green Regional Growth Partnership BULUHG A mOM-UCW. HOM-PEFVOHMANCC ECONOMY BFCoodrich Whether you're a seasoned GET $60 TIRE SA«-E, entrepreneur looking to start your next business or you're Rocket Ventures looking to find out information tCMNOLOOT ItMJltD on start-up funds or services, * Tech Connect is the place to be. Launch ACCHfcftMNO, ItOWQUDGY Join us for this free, informative event.

Across from ALDI Ohio Third Frontier ■iM>m 31M

Residence halls Kohl and Conklin face off in a competitive game of kickball

IYUBSIABILE

TOP: Freshman Austin Pitkinton demonstrates a well-excuted kick during the Kohl vs. Conklin kickball match on Tuesday night.

CENTER LEFT: Senior Loveda Van Der Molen and junior Carolyn Deas. resident advisers and organizers of the kickball match explain the rules to participating students

BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman Julius Kelly begins to run home after rounding third base.

LEFT: Reaching for a high kick. Sophomore Charles Rooney leaps for the ball.

BOTTOM RIGHT: After the match, competitive players congratulated each other on a game well played

The National Pan-Hellenic Council Presents: Meet The Greeks

Housing Close to Campus At Reasonable Prices Efficiencies, One and C 771D Two Bedroom Apartments ,£, ?£* Available for Immediate Occupancy ptck M, «M, y/e a|so j,ave a |arge selection of Houses and Apartments with great locations and reasonably priced for 2010-2011 school year. Listings available online at: www.johnnewloverealestate.com or at the rental office located at: TATE,INC. 319 F- Woosler Street, Bowling Gretn. OH I IK.Hi il Across From Taco Bell. RKNTAL OFFICF (419) 354-2260 Hours- Monday to Friday - 8:30 lo 5:30 • Saturday - 8:30 to 5:00 For more information or to schedule a showing, please call the Renlal Office. WE CAN HELP YOU!

-£**-' gjjg II I I ~_- II || CuiiUf» hwiiwtwi • !*• on** or stuovit MM« :; ■■mil :: "Now it is time to turn the page." - President Barack Obama on the end of U.S. combat missions in Iraq [see story, pg. 1]. FORUM Wednesday. September 1.2010 4

PEOPLE ON THE STREET H» are you;

"Stressed trying to "Stressed out 'I am happy "Good getting VISIT US AT BGVIEWS.COM get the swing of because things because it's my overwhelmed with fe Have your own tale on things." are new" boyfriend's all the papers first today's People On The birthday today." week of dass" KYLE Street' Or a suggestion for JESSICA BEAN. MCQUILLEN. KELLY ECKHART. COLENEILSEN. a question? Give us your Sophomore, Freshman Junior, Freshman. feedback at bgviewscom Psychology Sports Management Education Business Leggings are a fashion accessory, not meant to be pants leggings in their outfit for the "I have seen these sad, pantless girls walking at least your feet are warm! offended you? Would you day. Now, say this with me, "I Taylor Dungjen from the go out in public at that very will not wear my leggings to and from class in winter seasons past and University of Cincinnati moment and show your unless I wear them properly wrote a similar column frontal view to thousands as part of my ensemble." See, am truly concerned for their well-being. about how leggings are not of students? wasn't that easy? pants in her University's If you answered no to the Excuse me, I didn't know if At the University, we really Frostbite is nothing to play around with." independent student news- first question and yes to anyone told you, but you're need to put this rule into paper. Dungjen came up the second, then go on out not wearing any pants. practice, especially in the few cases, leggings can be grotesque and campus with a simple test on how and enjoy your day. If you Aside from the fact that upcoming cold-weather sea- worn as part of an ensemble, police should stop and cite someone can find out if her answered the opposite, then hundreds of students have son when the leggings will but not strictly as your sole you for indecent exposure. leggings are acceptable to you should probably replace now witnessed your fashion make their big debut. I have choice of rear-end coverage. I believe the worst leg- wear with an outfit. your leggings with a nice pair mistakes, the prescription seen these sad, pantless girls If you are going for that ging incident here at the The first step is to go and of skinny jeans. This substi- on my glasses now needs to walking to and from class Lindsay Lohan look, pre University consists of the put on the entire outfit you tution will brighten your day be adjusted. in winter seasons past and rehab and jail time that following: Ugg Boots and picked out, leggings includ- and the rest of campus' day. The eternal question, am truly concerned for their is, I find that look to be leggings plus a North Face ed, and go and stand in Thanks to this simple "Should leggings be worn well-being. Frostbite is noth- quite flattering. Wearing Fleece. Are you kidding front of a full length mirror. remedy I discovered, legging as pants?" is a heated ing to play around with. your leggings with a long me? 1 find that to be a con- Make a mental note about misusers are now educated issue here at the University It may appear as if I am tunic and a nice pair of flict of interest. how you look. on proper legging wear and among students. completely against leg- heels or flats is completely If someone is wearing an Second, take only the leg- when it is acceptable, and 1 feel that many female gings as pants, which I am. acceptable. Wearing your extremely warm North Face gings off and go back and virgin eyes across campus students should use caution However, there are always leggings with a sweatshirt, fleece with no pants, some- stand in front of the mir- will not have to be subjected when choosing to put their exceptions, and I feel in a T-shirt, or mini dress is thing is truly wrong. But, hey, ror. Has your ensemble just to such fashion atrocity. Why Sarah Palin is still an awesome Halloween costume

shocked when someone said "While the Palin phenomenon exploded Palin aligned herself with with the Stars" (add side- would no lon- the Tea Party, who is still kick in evening wear carry- ger be a good 1 lalloween cos- during the presidential election, that doesn't making a spectacle of itself. ing a baby). tume. It's been done, laid to Driven by political pundits, Is it fair to include her rest in 2008 like those "High mean it can't happen again. And there's her involvement proves daughter in this critical School Musical" kids. But I two things. First, not all assessment? Yes, but only couldn't disagree more. And never been a better time for costumes." activism is good. because Palin has appro- School is back in full swing, here's a list of reasons why: Second, she would make priated all of her children and you know what that Sarah Palin dresses up ago, she was merely McCain's gressive, inclusion vision a better talking head than throughout her political means — only two months like a politician every day. counter-part. After failing to for the future (consider an a candidate. If you missed aspirations and placed a until Halloween! It's only fitting that oth- secure that position as vice entourage of grizzlies). it, check out her speech at rather ironic emphasis on Even light conversation ers dress up like her (and president of the United States, Everyone knows bears Glenn Beck's "Restoring motherhood during her usually heads in the direc- a snazzy suit jacket is easy she's now vying for Queen of hate change, hence the per- Honor" rally last weekend second wind. tion of "what are you going to obtain). Her existence America (incorporate a sash fect mascot for Palin and where she gushed with pride While the Palin phe- to be?" and no one means is founded on imitation as and a crown). her pack of "common-sense- over historical monuments nomenon exploded during "when you grow up." she pretends to be a rea- on her own means, there conservative-women." They and the military. Her rheto- the presidential election, Costumes are always a sonable, rational, informed are fewer barriers standing are resisting the country's ric sounds like a demented that doesn't mean it can't daunting choice, and I've individual who could be between what Palin wants dangerous "fundamental history lesson, fitting Tea happen again. And there's helped visualize a few great trusted as a member of the and Palin does. In fact, every transformation," snarling Party members' yearning for never been a better time ones. Since I do not break executive branch. ridiculous whim is actually at policies they don't agree a past that never existed. for costumes. pinky promises, I cannot I'm not sure what part encouraged, which is how her with. Palin calls her cam- Lastly, Bristol, her daugh- This year, in addition to reveal what those are, but of her "professional lady" infamous "mama grizzlies" paign a "mom-awakening" ter, who had her own con- glasses and heels, you could let's just say I have a certain ensemble is attempting to commercial made it from her because "moms kinda just troversial commercial, incorporate props, like a affinity for the topical; in pass as feminist, but that's brain to our television sets. know when something's never leaves the news. The copy of her book, or a tea fifth grade my BFF and I were purely pretentious as well. Which brings me to anoth- wrong." The same way sane ambassador of the Candies cup. The point is, the former Tonya Harding and Nancy The woman is an opti- er reason. Bear-mothers are people kinda just know when Foundation's abstinence Alaskan governor is still fair Kerrigan. lust saying. cal illusion, begging to be rising up on their haunches something's crazy. program has broken off her game for Halloween mock- In the spirit of staying cur- impersonated. to protect their cub-chil- But even before she engagement to ery, and I'll be terribly dis- rent, Sarah Palin seems like Another reason? She's dren from the government, threatened pink elephants baby daddy Levi Johnston appointed if I don't see a few an obvious choice. So I was upped the ante. Two years i.e. democrats and their pro- would trample Washington, and is headed for "Dancing this fall. CALLING ALL LETTER TO THE EDITOR Litter makes city appear have a propensity to throw ber I wanted." filthy, undesirable any little trifles they were One could add beer cans, not in want of, into the road: beer bottles, whiskey bot- COLUMNISTS & CARTOONISTS! As I walked downtown each Which not only made it rank tles, and various food wrap- Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum section is looking for day over the past week, I and sloppy, but untidy too, pers, etc. began to feel like David on account of the cabbage- As Mr. Creakle would more people like you to write columns and illustrate for us. Copperfield looking for his leaves. The refuse was not say, "Pick up your Contact us at [email protected], friend in London. • wholly vegetable either, for I bleeding trash!" call us at 419-372-6966, "I found that the street myself saw a shoe, a double- —R.C. Woodruff, was not as desirable a one up saucepan, a black bonnet, Research professor in the or just swing by our newsroom in 210 West Hall. as I could have wished it to and an umbrella, in various Department of Biology be, for the sake of Traddles. stages of decomposition, as I SPEAK YOUR MIND The inhabitants appeared to was looking out for the num- Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news Visit us online at story? Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: D I D YOU K www.bgviewscom Charlie Brown's fathe ■ E-mail us at [email protected]. ■ Drop a note into our new comment box at the Union (reformation Center. ■ Call us at 419-572-6966. FIND OUT WHAT B6VIEWS.COM HAS TO OFFER YOU! ■ Come to our newsroom in 210 West HaH. TOP NEWS STORIES BLAGGING ARCHIVES SPEAK YOUR HIND MULTIMEDIA The site is updated daily Check out the sports MRS something? Find Comment on stories and Be sure to read the submission guidelines at the bottom of Podcasts. audio with stories from the bloo for the latest in BG articles and columns columns, or send a letter this page. k slideshows and video paper and online extras. athletics since 2000 to the editor add to the story.

BECKY TENER, MANAGING EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy AUSSA O'NEILL NEWS EDITOR THE BG NEWS SEAN SHAPIRO, WEB EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR POLICIES: Letters to the Editor E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an are generally to be fewer than 500 and Guest Columns are printed attachment to thenewsi»bgntws. JASON HENRY. CITY EDITOR HEATHER UNDER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF words. These are usually in response as space on the Opinion Page com with the subject line marked ANDREA MARCH, DESIGN EDITOR to a current issue on the University's permits. Additional Letters to the "Letter to the Editor" or "Guest 210 West Hall ANDREA FEW, PHOTO EDITOR campus or the Bowling Green area. Editor or Guest Columns may be Column." All submissions are sub- published online Name, year and ject to review and editing for length Bowling Green State University PAUL BARNEY.SPORTS EDITOR GUEST COLUMNS are generally phone number should be included and clarity before printing. The MAR1SHAPIETR0WSKI i:> Bowling Green. Ohio 454031 Phone: (419) 572-6966 longer pieces between 400 and for verification purposes. Personal e&or may change the heaotnes to MATTUASSE. PULSE EDITOR 700 words. These are usually also in attacks, unverified information or submitted columns and letters at his E-mail: [email protected] KATE SNYDER. IN FOCUS EDITOR response to a current issue on the anonymous submissions will not or her discretion. Web site: http://www.bgviews.com University's campus or the Bowling be printed JESS JAMES, SPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR Green area Two submissions per Opinion columns do not necessarily Advertising: 204 West Hall | Phone (419) 572-2606 month maximum reflect the view of The BG News WWW.BGNEWS.COM FROM THE FRONT PAGE Wednesday, September 1.2010 5

Undergraduate Student they "might have a chance to BLOTTER 5:38 P.M. CAMPUS Government President Kevin NAMES live in these residence halls in Police spoke to a male who From Page 1 Basch said there will be a wax From Page 1 the figure." MON., AUG. 30 reportedly was mugged Saturday hands booth at USG's table Chris Bullins, a doctoral night on South Main Street. The Free food and candy. I shot a this year. created and then shortened graduate assistant in the victim was life-flighted to Mercy gun. It was cool," said junior "Not so much recruitment," to about 10 names. Each Office of the Vice President for 1:33 A.M. Saint Vincent Medical Center in Taylor Daudelin. Basch said, referring to what name has a special meaning Student Affairs, said write-ins Complainant reported a set of Toledo for serious head injuries. earrings and her cell phone stolen Daudelin said she advised his table has to offer. "Maybe to go along with it will be allowed in the opinion from McDonald East. first-year students to sign up in the next two weeks." For example, Centennial is poll. If students have an idea 7:25 P.M. for what they want to do. He said he wants to focus an idea for a name of a resi- for a name that is not on the Marcus A. Bedinger. 21. of While there won't be any on who USG is and what they dence hall because this year list of choices, then they may 8:57 A.M. Bowling Green, was cited for free food this year, Larsen offer to students, along with is the University's centennial. suggest their ideas. A female in Moseley Hall criminal damaging after throwing said there will be concession being more involved around Falcon, Tercel and Peregrine The only days to vote are fell down the stairs and was a shovel through the front stands for students to buy campus. were selected also because today and Thursday, and he transported to the Wood County window of a residence within the Hospital for head injuries. 200 block of S. Summit St. food. And there will be plenty "We're more committed they pertain to the mascot. said it is "not a binding poll." of things to do at this year's than ever this year to reaching "At first it was overwhelm- The goal is to receive student Campus Fest out to students," Basch said. ing to come up with names," feedback. 2:23 P.M. TUES.,AUG.31 Verhoffsaid. "Butwesatdown "We encourage students The Dave's Cosmic Sub sign, and looked at a book that had to engage and be part of the valued at (500, was reported accomplished. He spoke of BGSU history and traditions." campus community," Bullins stolen from the back of the store. 12:54 A.M. Jaclyn T Compton. 19. of 0BAMA strained relations with allies, She said that the poll is said. Fairview Park. Ohio, was cited for From Page 1 anger at home and the heavi- meant to let students have a Waters said the plan is 3:41 P.M. underage possession near Lot 1. est of wartime tolls. say in the names of the resi- to announce the names of Multiple PlayStations, games, from the Oval Office, Obama "V/e have met our responsi- dence halls. It's a way to let the new residence halls at laptops, a television, money looked directly into the TV bility," Obama said. "Now it is their voices be heard, and I lomecoming. and stereo equipment were 12:54 A.M. camera, hands clasped in time to turn the page." Laura Partin. 19. of Cincinnati, reported missing from within the front of him on his desk, fam- To underscore his point, 900 block of Klotz Road. A big was cited for underage under the screen television was left in the influence near Lot 1. ily photos and the U.S. and Obama said he had tele- nario, experts say. Irving room. presidential flags behind him. phoned called Bush, whom LAWS "There is significant anti- Even as he turns control he had taunted so often in From Page 1 government sentiment which 1:56 A.M. of the war over to the Iraqis the 2008 campaign, and he spills over into impaired 4:07 P.M. Elena M. Herevia. 19, of — and trying to cap one of prominently praised the for- ing different ways of keeping driving enforcement," said A complainant reported that a Bowling Green, was cited for operating a vehicle impaired the most divisive chapters mer Republican president in track of repeat offenders Mothers Against Drunk roommate dropped his bath in recent American his- the heart of his speech. Even the Legislature, which Drivers' (MADD) Rebecca towel and exposed himself to the near the corner of Gough and complainant's girlfriend within the South Main streets. tory — Obama is escalating "It's well known that he and I just a few years ago struggled Sturdevant. "Rather than 700 block of E. Napoleon Road. the conflict in Afghanistan. disagreed about the war from mightily to ban open con- praising public safety officers He pledged anew that the its outset," Obama said. "Yet tainers of booze in cars, is for keeping our highways safe, \ ONLINE: Go to bgviews.com for the complete blotter list. United States would keep up no one could doubt President beginning to promise tough I have heard legislators berate 4:57 P.M. the fight in that war, the lon- Bush's support for our troops, new laws. This comes after them for bothering drivers." A wallet, containing a driver's gest since Vietnam. or his love of country and years of virtually ignoring the But almost no one license and a Kreischer room key, CORRECTION And in Iraq, for all the finali- commitment to our security." state's ranking at or near the doubts the state is coming was reported stolen from Pita Pit. POLICY ty of Obama's remarks, the war In a post-9/11, world, the top of per capita drunken to grips with its drinking is not over. More Americans Iraq war began with bipar- driving deaths. and driving issues. 5:31 P.M. We want to correct all factual errors. are likely to die. The country tisan congressional back- Montana has long been tol- A statewide conversation A bicycle was reported stolen If you think an error has been made, is plagued by violence and ing — based on what turned erant of drivers who drink. started last year after the high- from McDonald West. call The BG News at 419-572-6966. political instability, and Iraqis out to be flawed intelligence Some small town bats still profile death of Montana struggle with constant short- — over what Bush called a offer cocktails in a to-go cup. Highway Patrol trooper ages of electricity and water. "grave danger" to the world Repeat DUI offenders are Michael Haynes — killed in Obama is keeping up to posed by Saddam Hussein. shuttled in and out of the sys- a head-on crash after a bar- 50,000 troops in Iraq for sup- Now, Iraq is in political tem before they have a chance tender served the other driver port and counterterrorism turmoil, its leaders unable to sober up. 13drinksover3 l/2hours.The training, and the last forces to form a new government Montana has many isolat- judge in that case sent a mes are not due to leave until the long after March elections ed roads and almost no pub- sage by throwing out a plea end of 2011 at the latest that left no clear winner. The lic transportation. A saloon deal against the bartender in As the commander in uncertainty has left an open- era attitude toward drinking, favor of mandatory jail time. chief over a war he opposed, ing for insurgents to pound coupled with Montana's lib- Headlines in the state Obama took pains to thank Iraqi security forces, hardly ertarian streak that eschews have since been full of repeat troops for their sacrifice but the conditions the U.S. envi- tough law enforcement or offenders being charged with made clear he saw the day as sioned for this transition even letting local police set a 9th or even 10th DUI, keep- more the marking of a mis- deadline, which Obama up roadside "safety checks," ing editorial pages abuzz with take ended than a mission announced 18 months ago. combine for a deadly sce- demands for a solution.

WELLS FARGO There's a new major on campus: Thrivology

When your costs are covered, you can experience college to the max. We call that Thrivology. But when you're still looking for a way to bridge the gap between the financing you have and the financing you need, a private student loan from Wells Fargo can really help.

One loan, lots of benefits: • Variable rates, as low as 3-40% APR • Generous loan limits • No payments until six months after you leave school

Apply today and get your thrive on.

Wells Fargo student loans Call: 1-888-512-2647 Click: well8fargo.com/thrivology

Tbg«th«r w«'ll go far

arlnj pmort. *&, mi mrjl» ba SPORTS Wainesday September 1,2010 6 Ready to take the next step

jtala excited to continue success at collegiate level

By Ryan S»tkowiak "When I got the job, Assistant Sports Editor Cam's name is the first If there is anyone who doubts that hockey coach Chris Bergeron can get thing that popped into elite-level players to come play at BG, the commitment of Cam Wojtala in my head." late July should silence them. "|BG's| in a great league, the Chris Bergeron | BG coach Central Collegiate Hockey Association, lots of great com- student in high school as a member petition," Wojtala said. "When of the National Honors Society and coach Bergeron and the rest of has stated he would like to attend the staff got the job [in April] it medical school if hockey does not became even more interesting workout. because of their past success He is a leader, serving two and knowing the opportunity I years as captain of the Trenton could have coming here." High School baseball team, as The freshman forward from well as serving as captain of the Trenton, Mich., the first player to hockey team his senior year. officially commit to the current Most importantly, he is a winner, coaching staff, is the perfect blue- leading the Trenton Trojans to a print coaches look for in a player. Whilea bit lankynow—he has a 6- foot-2-inch frame — he was a See WOJTALA | Page 7 The Wojtala Profile

Name: Camden Wojtala

Position: Forward

Height: 6-2

Weight: 180

Class: Freshman

Hometown: Trenton, Mich.

High School: Named Michigan High School Mr. Hockey PHOTO PROVIDED BY OMAHA LANCERS SKATE: Camden Wojtala skates on the ice as a member ol the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League last season.

Mangini making most of Buckeyes Pryor excited for second year with Browns season, feels like quarterback By Tom With.r. The Associated Press Relaxed and tanned in a golf shirt, shorts and san- By Rusty Millar "He's so much better right now. He looks like a BEREA, Ohio — On one of the recov- dals, Mangini is confident and The Associated Press ery days he built into his team's train- upbeat during a one-hour-plus true quarterback. He gets back in his drops now, ing camp schedule, Eric Mangini visit on a late August afternoon COLUMBUS — Ohio State's secret leans back in a plush chair inside his with a whisper of autumn's chill weapon isn't much of a secret. sees the field so much better now than he did apartmenl-MZed office overlooking in the air. As a grounds crew After two years of tutoring, the Browns' lush practice fields, spits relines the hash marks out- coaxing, learning and wait- last year - so much better." tobacco juice into an empty cup and side, the 39-year-old Mangini ing, Terrelle Pryor is no lon- lets out a hearty laugh. candidly discussed everything ger just a gifted athlete but a Dartell Hazell IOSU assistant coach It's been a wonderful sec- from I.rill mi's departure to the genuine quarterback. ond summer back in Ohio for benefits of biofeedback to his It's almost too much for assis- Buckeyes this year is Pryor's com- Pryor said. "I feel like I can be a Cleveland's complicated coach. off-season TV viewing habits. tant head coach and wide receivers prehension of the position. complete quarterback, but I can Last year, the laughter No, he hasn't been watching assistant Darrell Hazell. His voice "The fun part of what we do is also run the ball. It's going to was limited. HBO's popular football real- drops to a conspiratorial whisper that every guy that comes in at be interesting, just how much He's a changed Mangini. Some ity series, "Hard Knocks," an R- as he says, "You've just seen the 17 or 18, it's dramatic how we see smarter I am and how much I say a better Mangini. rated insider's look at the New beginning of greatness, I think. I them change," coach Jim Tressel grew.... It's the first time I could The family's great. He's dropped York Jets, his former team. For believe that." said. "Terrelle is no different. actually look at film and see how a few pounds. His team is down- Mangini, seeing the Jets trudge "He's so much better right now. He He just happened to be walk- much I've grown and matured. I stairs working hard, lifting weights through the paces of camp only looks like a true quarterback. He ing around with a spotlight on go through the reads right, I hit as they prepare for their Sept. 4 triggers thoughts of a year he'd gets back in his drops now, sees the him the whole time. I think his my checkdowns now, I take the opener at Tampa Bay riding an like to forget. field so much better now than he did change has been as significant as right steps in the handoff. It just improbable four-game winning "I lived Hard Knocks last season," last year — so much better." anyone else's." feels like everything is good." streak that ended last season and he says, cracking himself up. "Except Regardless of the departures The first test comes Thursday Despite winning 19 of 23 games saved Mangini's job. that the soundtrack was all boos. It and arrivals that make up a typi- night when the junior leads since he took over as a callow fresh- Life is good for the man tagged cal year for a college team, Ohio Ohio State up against Marshall both genius and idiot during his State's coaches think the biggest at Ohio Stadium. NFL career. See BROWNS | Page 7 difference in the second-ranked "I really feel like a quarterback," See PRYOR | Page 7

FACEBOOK TWITTER BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL Become a Facebook fan Follow BG News sports on Twitter WBGU PBS release DVD Falcons face two top-15 teams Become a fan of the BG News sports The BG News Sports Staff has a Twitter, follow us Through October, copies of "BGSU Women's Be sure to check out Friday's edroon of The department on Facebook. Log on to for breaking news and in-game updates from your Basketbat A Legacy of Excelence.' may be BG News for a preview of the voleybal team your account and search "BG News favorite Falcon sports. purchased from WBGU-TV for $30, with $10 as they head south for the Florida Invitational Sports" to become a fan. www.twftttr.con1/b911twupo1tt going to support the women's basketball team to play No. 15 Colorado State and No. 6 Florida. WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. September 1.2010 7 Chapman brings heat to Reds' pitching staff

By Jo. Kay against Milwaukee, with The 22-year-old pitcher each triple-digit pitch. starters, they moved Chapman "Every time he lets The Associated Press everybody eager to sec how who defected from Cuba only "I think he can handle it," to the bullpen last month and one go, everybody his urban-legend fastball 13 months ago arrived in the manager Dusty Baker said. he excelled. A fastball that was CINCINNATI — The fire — the one clocked at up to 105 middle of a pennant race on "Because if you can handle clocked at 101 mph on scouts' turns around or alarm was squealing at Great mph in the minors — fares in Tuesday. The Reds had won pitching for food, you can cer- radar guns in spring training American Ball Park when the majors. Will it still sizzle? 12 of their last 16 games, pull- tainly handle pitching here." seemed to get better. peaks." left-hander Aroldis Chapman Those who have seen it ing away to a six-game lead He was referring to He didn't allow a hit in his walked through the dugout firsthand have no doubt. over St. Louis Cardinals in Chapman's background in last eight appearances out of Chris Valaika | Louisville 2B and stepped onto a major "There's not a whole lot of the NL Central. Cuba, where his ability to the bullpen, dominating hit- league field for the first time. guys like him, if any," said They're already talking throw so hard made him a ters who couldn't catch up center field that showed the No, he hadn't thrown one pitcher Sam LeCure, who playoffs in Cincinnati, And big-league commodity. with the fastball or handle speed pitch at Louisville of those triple-digit fastballs was his teammate at Triple- Chapman's name is part of The Reds gave him a six- the slider and changeup that Slugger Field. Even the play- yet. Just a false alarm. A Louisville. the conversation. The Reds year, $30.25 million deal in go with it. His teammates in ers couldn't help but look. This time. After a moment's pause, are confident he can han- January, expecting him to Louisville marveled. "Every time he lets one The Cuban defector joined LeCure said, "There's none." dle the pressure of com- join the rotation at some Whenever Chapman was go, everybody turns around the Cincinnati Reds before How's that for an advance ing out of the bullpen with point during the season. on the mound, everyone or peaks," second baseman their game Tuesday night billing? a pennant race riding on With more than enough watched the board in right Chris Valaika said.

it was a little different for "When coach Bergeron and the rest Terrell WOJTALA me, hard to get used to at PRY0R Pryor From Page 6 first," Wojtala said. "But in of the staff got the job [in April] it From Will look to the long run, 1 was just able contend for the 64-13-7 record over three to do what the team needed, became even more interesting because man, those who see Pryor Heisman Trophy seasons as well as two state and I was able to round my of their past success and knowing the on a daily basis say he's only championships, including game out a little more." scratched the surface. i once as team captain. Despitebeingonthe "grind opportunity I could have coming here." "The guy is a freak of hour after hour on passing "When I got the job, Cam's line," Wojtala showed off the nature," safety Jermale drills during the offseason, name is the first thing that immense offensive talent he Hines said. "And not only streamlining his release popped into my head," possessed mid-season, scor- Cam Wo]tala | BG forward is he a freak of nature, point and honing his touch. Bergeron said after Wojtala ing five goals and adding five but he's coming along as Couple that and his committed in luly. "The main assists in a ten-game stretch Even though the tal- nice, they've really helped a quarterback. He's start- running ability with his thing is that Cam is a winner. right before Christmas. ent is there, there will guide me through every- ing to look off (defenders) increased awareness of Winning is contagious — los- Even though he was not in a undoubtedly be growing thing so far," he said. and things like that. His coverages and blitzes and ing too — and Cam has been familiar role with the Lancers, pains early as is usually One thing Wojtala arm has gotten way stron- he becomes potentially a winner every place he has Wojtala feels the year of junior the case with young play- has going for him is that ger. But I'm really not sur- the best quarterback in played; he comes in expecting hockey has prepared him well ers, even if they are few Bergeron has repeatedly prised because he's the the country. to win." for life in the CCHA. and far between. stated that every player hardest working guy on "We always knew Pryor He has also accumulated a i think in general juniors "111) i nk hc'l I do well," said will earn their role on the the team. Hands down." had the talent, the abil- large list of on-ice accolades helps you grow up a little Wojtala's high school coach team, regardless of their In his first two years run- ity, it all comes down putting up 63 goals and 94 bit more, getting a little bit Mile Turner. "He sees the experience. ning the offense (he took to what's going on in assists in three seasons, being more physically and men- ice as well as anyone we've Given his history of hard over for Todd Boeckman four his mind," comerback named all-state twice, and tally mature," Wojtala said. ever had |at Trenton] and 1 work and success, it is not games into the 2008 season), Chimdi Chekwa said. being named Michigan High "And obviously playing think he'll continue to get out of the realm of possi- Pryor has flashed the ability Tressel said that it's School Mr. I lockcy in 2009. against older guys helps better and better." bility to see him have the to make an eye-popping run taken time. Despite this success, you adjust to the more As he adjusts to a new same immediate impact with that fluid, 6-foot-6,235- "Terrelle has a good confi- in his one year with the physical side of the game." chapter in his life, Wojtala that lordan Samuels- pound frame. dence about himself instinc- Omaha Lancers of the With all of the praise given says that his new team- Thomas did last year. When he is assigned to tively," he said. "I also think United States Hockey to him, it is easy to forget mates have been there to Only time will tell, and tuck the ball under his arm, that he has a tough stan- League, he was put in a that he has only been a col- help him get acclimated. regardless of what he or he is flushed out of the dard of excellence that he non-scoring role, which lege student for a week, and "Alloftheupperclassmen accomplishes thisyear, one pocket, he puts pressure on puts on himself. I think he's hindered his offensive has only participated in one have helped out so far, and thing is for certain: The a defense to break coverage grown into understanding production. team practice. they've all been extremely future is bright for Wojtala. and hunt him down. that this is a journey and And he is extremely that every moment is not an fast and elusive for a end-all moment." coach, president, GM inept franchise that hasn't COACH HOLMGREN stick- man his size. With increased under- BROWNS and franchise frontman sniffed glory in decades. "I er on the front bumper. "He's scary when he can standing of what's going From Page 6 for much of it, and came know what it's like to be a Holmgren, though, run it and threaten the edge on around him on the within an eyelash of being coach, and I know how tough swears he's not preparing because he's a hard guy to field, Pryor has gained can't get any harder than fired from his second team it to turn things around to push Mangini aside and tackle," Hazell said. a lot of respect from his that." in two seasons. quickly. I felt Eric needed return to the sideline. His passing, however, has teammates. Hard doesn't come close But just when all and deserved more time." Not unless he has to. been spotty. Even though "Last year TP was kind of to describing Mangini's seemed lost, Mangini Mangini got it, and given "I am aware of his posi- he's completed 58 percent just playing off his freshman first season in Cleveland. was spared by new team the surprising reprieve, tion and what that means," and has a 2-to-l ratio on TD year and still wasn't really It was, by all accounts, a president Mike Holmgren, he's making the most of Holmgren said. "I had that passes to interceptions (30- sure of what was going on," nightmare. Players and fans who perhaps understood a second chance — one position a long time. Eric's got 15), there have been times comerback Devon Torrence revolted against him. The Mangini's predicament that's coming with a Super a tough job. This is his team. when he has been inaccu- said. "But this year, man, media punished him. His better than anyone. Bowl-championship coach I'm just here to help him." rate and inefficient. he's very decisive when he's hand-picked general manager "I've been there," said peering over his shoulder Mangini is safe. As long He seldom threw deep or out there." quit. The Browns stunk. Holmgren, hired in while driving a golf cart as the Browns get better even medium-range passes. "He understands the He served as Cleveland's December to make over an during practice that has a — a lot better. Some blamed a shot-put whole package, what throwing motion. everybody's doing. And So Pryor worked for checkdowns."

THEBGNEWS SUDOKU Did you know... 3 4 2 1 2 8 6 4 7 Leonardo Da Vinci 7 1 invented the scissors. 2 3 7 2010 HOM|!_ 1 6 8 9 2 5 3 6 9 7 1 5 POLICE IN WlCfflTH KflKSflS, 6 8 Mflh AT RH fltHPORT HOTEL SUDOKU S 6 I I 1 » E 8 9 wmmwrni To play: Complete the grid 8 Ye Z S 9 \ L i nrrot HE TRIED TO PASS so that every row, column 9 1 L s e 6 s Y» TWO (COUHTERFEIT) and every 3x3 box contains 6 S 8 9 I I L » e the digits 1 to 9.There is no l i ^ 6 » S 8 9 1 FALCONS vs. guessing or math involved. (IB DLLS. l 9 * e 8 L 6 S I Just use logic to solve. SATURDAY,SEPTEMB t I S i L e 9 6 1 t I 6 » 9 8 ill 1 BOYT PEHHY ST I 8 9 S 6 I V £ L » FREE TlTOL

GAME rRBSEMTIME 4J PI iwi-iiu •'' WOOD COUNTY SniMBBM 11 i HOSPITAL 8 Wednesday. September 1.2010 ODD WWWBGNEWS.COM

The Daily Crossword Fix

\ / >k. \| A WIRE - r — 1 iff M \\ \ r—i' i' 1* i* ggn "n w r 1" i" i 1 Actor who was a 1932 onr w1 MR,1 N l_ V Y v_y SOURCES swimming gold medalist \fwuwW* 2 Former Texas team ~ HT; CT 3 Pesters Cell phone victim Hiker accidentally 'Bed Intruder' 4 "Who's there?" answer 5 Lincoln nval helps deputies shoots himself songster turning Tr f 6 Oipl. official 7 Tree pod also called the recover property in the rear fame into a future := locust bean 8 Neptune's largest moon ■■■■- =P«,P 9 Canned heat MALIBU. Calif (AP) - A WENATCHEE.Wash. (AP) HUNTSVILLE. Ala. (AP) 10 Some pop-ups man who bought a cell phone - A hiker on Blewett Pass shot - Antoine Dodson's angry, head- 11 "No time to talk now' 37 Unlike filibusters 38 Making out too online, only to find it was the himself in the butt when he put shaking TV interview about a 12 Conjectures 13 Board producer much lately same one that was stolen from a handgun in his back pocket. rape attempt against his younger " ■■■■■-- III 19 They don't last 39 1976 raid site his car. tipped off California The Chelan County sheriff's sister in her bed has turned into 21 Make ecstatic 42 Double-reed sheriff's deputies, who arrested office said the 52-year-old an (Tunes chart-topping song 25 Initial response team, instrument 43 Ruins a man they believe broke into Snohomish man had moved In ■■» lor short The song plays off many of 30 New Mexico county 44 Beethoven's dozens of vehicles. his ,40-caliber handgun from his lines, including: Tall need to v vt ^U\ " or its seat "Hammerklavier," e.g. Deputies arrested 28-year- its holster to his back pocket hide your kids, hide your wife and ■jej ggV' 31 Small hair piece 46 Tiki cocktail Saturday to see if that position 32 DDE's command 47 Endless, in poems old Neil Hefner and recovered hide your husband, 'cause they 8 HM Utr- 34 Negotiated 48 Tests 163 cell phones, along with would be more comfortable. raping everybody out here" 35 Steadfast 51 Under-the-smk brand computers, wallets, gift cards and The Wenatchee World 36 Wildly 52 Oklahoma!" aunt In the first 2 weeks of sales, 57 You might get one at rare coins. He was booked for reported the gun fired the ACROSS the song selling for $1.29 had the pool investigation of burglary. bullet down his left buttock 58 Mahmoud Abbas's about 60.000 downloads and 1 Like volcanoes and left leg. coming to rest just 39 Toast opening, across Los Angeles County sheriff's at least 25 million views on 6 John follower the pond 9P- Lt. John Benedict says one above the knee. He was treated YouTube. The musicians who 10 IRS workers 40 Bluebirds, to some victim was looking for a new at Central Washington Hospital put it together are splitting 14 Item of rodeo gear 41 Stand-up guys? in Wenatchee. 15 K follower 45 Part ol un giorno phone on Craigslist. found one the proceeds with the 24-year- 16 Qatar University city 46 "Buy __ drink?": bar come-on that looked like his old one and old Dodson. 17 Cold 49 Ring stat 18 Short-lived agitation? 50 Reserved section tor an eight-1 ANSWERS bought it. He says he plans to use the 20 Blues legend Smith time stolen base champ? When it arrived, many of money to move his family out of 22 Una y._ vez. time and 53 Sushi selection s 3 1 b dlO i V ■ . 3 a ^ his phone numbers were still public housing in Huntsville time agatn 54 Vintner's prefix A N V 3 nil 3 1 xflv 1 3 a programmed into it so he called 23 Alley prowler 55 American Society of Magazine » H 1 1 n|d rt V 0 all n b n Still, some suggest that the 24 Government security for Editors annual awards s 3 1 1 n <| 3 H i DH1 3 i deputies Benedict says the college student and his family the blind? 56 Place with thugs in tents? s 1 » 3 s s a J 0 b ■ X i sellers return address was on are being exploited and that 26 Rahm Emanuel's talent 59 Extreme V 3 rV 1 v a o S V 0 H s 0 N agent brother N 3 n 0 s 3 b 3 the package. his online rant plays to African- 60 Software test version 27 Ballpark tig. 61 "Hooked on Classics" p O 1 5 3 O * American stereotypes. 28 Flee record co. 1 3 n V - 3 1 ¥ 1 J 29 Whale's blowhole, e.g. 62 Spiteful sort 1 1 u 1 0 N n 1 1 1 s 3 1 3 e 31 "I'll have a grande decaf triple 63 Paradise H ,0 ^ 1 1 * a IV 0 *■" a i ^ 1 s S 3 y vanilla 2% .., please" 64 '60s-'70s Japanese leader ■ a M 3 i S i 3 1 b <■ 1 0 1 V 33 "Earth's Children' series author 65 Jimmies H 0 Oil u n a 34 Places to buy orthopedic V i • 1 V 1 s ,|s, N 0 0 Frankenstein cited Atlanta zoo to be Golfer's swing products? 1 D 3 V 1 => I over monstrous inspected after snags rock, sparks behavior in Ohio snake escape fire in S. Calif Help Wanted For Rent CINCINNATI (AP) - Ohio ATLANTA (AP)-Georgia IRVINE. Calif (AP)-Forget police say a Toby Keith fan wildlife officials will inspect an "Fore!" "Fire!" was the cry of the Afterschool chlldcare staff needed 6BR house, avail Immediately! named Forrest Frankenstein Atlanta zoo after a venomous day for a golfer whose off-target Must bo available M-w-F. 3-6pm Short term leases available! threatened them and beat his rattlesnake was able to escape swing sparked a 12-acre blaze in BG or Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3-6pm. Call 419-308-1733. head against a partition in their and slither around a city Southern California. Contact Pam at: psattlers9ymcatoledo.org cruiser after his arrest neighborhood. The golfer at the Shady CHEAP! Room avail Jan. 2011, NEWS or call 419473-0202. female pref, $185/mo + utlls. The 39-year-old Frankenstein Zoo staff noticed the female Canyon Golf Course in Call 419-252-0126 appeared Monday before a judge tiger rattlesnake was missing Irvine landed a shot in the Campus Quarters Sports Bar Classified Ads Now Hiring Bartenders! who asked why he "went crazy at during a routine check late Friday. rough Saturday 419-372-6977 Apply m person, 21 + over. the Aug. 27 concert in Cincinnati. The snake was found dead On his next swing, his club Jay-Mar - 2 bedroom Instructor for creative arts center Frankenstein replied that he had Monday after a nearby property snagged a rock, causing a The BG Npwa will 1101 knowingly S510/mo tentant pays gas & elec been drinking and didn t really owner killed it. accept advrniftnenta thai dlwrtml- In Grand Rapids, OH. Central A/C. D/W. university shut- spark that lit the rough ablaze nale, Ol encourage ilKciliniiialioii Dance, hip-hop, ballroom, yoga, tle pickup. Call 419-354-6036. remember anything. Georgia Department and eventually attracted 150 agalllM any Individual Of group on tin- basi« of race, MI, color, creed. martial arts, music, drama. Frankenstein, of Hamilton, of Natural Resources firefighters to the scene. religion, national origin, sexual orien- Studio time avail for rent. tation. dlaabUlly. alatua aa a vetefan. For Info, call 419-324-4709. Ohio, is being held on spokeswoman Lauren Curry said Fire officials say the fire or on the baala ol any other legally prolected atalu* Medium sized 3BR house. W/D, J80.000 bond on counts of Tuesday that an inspection team Part-time wail staff needed burned through the rough, into A/C, avail NOW! $700/mo + utlls. menacing, disorderly conduct will be sent to Zoo Atlanta to The Bti News reserves the right to Apply at LaRoe's in vegetation next to the course decline. dlM-oniiime or revlte any Call 419401-3225. and vandalism investigate Zoo officials have adverllsemenl such as those round Grand Rapids. 419-832-3062. and over two dry. brushy hillsides. to he ilcl.im.it, irv lacking In I.mini said a staff member did not basis, misleadingui lalsc In nalute. Ail Keith's hits include a song that No charges were filed against Retail store close to campus properly secure a cage door. adverrlsements are subject to editing seeks sales person for customer states: "You ain't much fun since 1 and approval. the golfer, whose name was service, stocking, order taking, The Highlands -1 bedroom quit drinkin. Wildlife officials have not withheld cleaning, VCT/graphics skills and $350-5400 tenant pays electric. decided whether the zoo will face Prev. exp a +, call 419-409-6116 Great location, quiet area, laundry any penalties for the escape on site. Call 419-354-6036 Singers of any ability are invited Campus Events to join the choir at Trinity United Methodist Church, 200 N. Summit St, BG. Students receive a The Homestead -1 BR apis. Nigeria locks Need a Job? Pa. officer shoots Men lucky to be $250 scholarship based on atten- S450-S650 tenant pays all utilities coyote headed alive after driving out sleeping Visit the Career Center staff and dance, rehearse Thurs. 7-8:30pm Walking distance to campus and meet employers from: and sing Sun 10-11:30am. downtown. Laundry on site, cen- for colleague under semi federal workers Owens-Illinois, Total Quality Contact; tral A/C, great location. Logistics, Disney, Sam's Club, 419-354-6036. Westfieid Franklin Park Mall, Qdoba Mexican Grill, Staples, ALIQUIPPA. Pa. (AP) GETTYSBURG. S.D.(AP)-A ABUJA. Nigeria (AP) and Mongolian Gnu For Sale - A western Pennsylvania police South Dakota sheriff said two - Snoozing Nigerian federal Campus Fest. Sept. 2, 11-3:00 officer said he was saved from Minnesota men are lucky to be employees who reported SI 65 new queen pillow top VILLAGE a coyote attack when a fellow alrve after they drove underneath late to work have gotten a mattress set in plastic with APARTMENTS officer shot the animal as it was a stalled semi truck towing a rude awakening. Services Offered warranty. Can deliver. » Reducted Rate in about to attack. Aliquippa Sgt. flatbed. Potter County Sheriff Alan As part of a push to end Cell 419-707-2954. Douglas Edgell said he stopped McClain said hes amazed the men September 2010* tardiness, a number of federal Cherry sleigh bedroom set, a speeder just before 10 p.m. were not decapitated. Now registering for YOGA, offices in the nation's capital BEUYDANCE, BALLET, SALSA, solid wood, new In boxes. * Apartments Available • Friday and was standing outside McCain said the crash happened Abuja locked out hundreds of A INDIAN DANCE classes at Worth $2500, sell $1200. his cruiser with the motorist about five miles west of Gettysburg tardy workers Tuesday. The move Radiance Studio. Adult and call 419-897-9062. « Semester Leases * when the animal started running on US Highway 212. about 6:15 am is part of an ongoing government Children's classes available, see «MmutesfromBGSU* toward him on Route 51. Saturday when it was still dark He effort to end chronic late arrivals www laurashakBco for schedule. RUMMAGE SALE, Classes begin Tues Sept 7. Two other officers pulled up in said the semi missed its turn and among employees in Africa's First Christian Church, * Pet friendly community » comer of Hasklns & Poe Rd. separate cars when one of them, attempted a U-tum. and the tractor most populous nation. Wed. 9/1 - 5-8pm • Heat included* Officer John Lane, aimed out wheels went off the road and the The offices opened their Thurs & Fri. - 9am-3pm. Help Wanted CMLI FBI SPECIALS! his window and shot the animal semi got hung up. doors an hour later to let the late Located at: before it could reach Edgell. Potter said a pickup truck employees in. Sofa & lovesoat (microfiber), 300 Napoleon Road The animal ran away and carrying 29-year-old Shane Hanson, However, so-called "Africa IBARTENDINGI up to $300/d«y new In boxes, lifetime warranty. in Bowling Green the officers could not find it of Clearwattr. Minn, and 36-year- time" still plagues government Mo exp. necessary, training pro- Delivery available, $475. afterward. old Chad Fobbe, of Monbcello. offices in the oil-rich nation vided, call 800-985-6520 xl74 Call 419-707-9970 4««>-.",52-<>335 A coyote had been reported in Minn, came down the highway and of 150 million people. While the area earlier that day. Officials went under the trailer. The men ministries should be open at 8 aren't sure if it is the same animal. were able to exit the vehicle. a.m., many find operations still McClain said both men were sluggish two hours later. Offices treated at a Pierre hospital and typically close at 4 p.m. — or released the same day. when the failing national power grid cuts out.

CURRENTLY RUNNING MOVE IN SPECIALS WINTHROP TERRACE & SUMMIT TERRACE A P If II E III J

Air.O INCLUDED HEAT/HOT WATER/COOKING INCLUDED STOP BY Two Out tow Pools AND SEE US On-Site Laundry facilities HIGH SPEED INTERNET No Appointments Necessary INCLUDED 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance New Kitchen Cabinet & Appliances BASIC CABLE 400 E. Napoleon Rd. INCLUDED Rent Payable Online 419-352-9135 Lease Renew. Bonuses PRIVATE CAMPUS SHUTTLE INCLUDED Referral Avars' Bonuses winttirop9gerdenicti.com Off Street & Guest Parking WATER/SEWER/TRASH invw.wirrltirgpterrace.com Recycling Program INCLUDED Fewer Bills and a Better Value