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independent student press www.bgnews.coni VOLUME 98 ISSUE 86
BSU NASA LOOKS BACL-V Black History MOON'S PEAKS NAMED AFTER FALLEN ASTRONAUTS
By MARCIA DUNN detail." That should be a solemn seven dead. The Columbia every single day that the conse- remembering two men who walk THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pledge for anyone who works in breakup during re-entry on Feb. quences of us not getting it right died in a helicopter crash in CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. — the space program, he noted. 1,2003, killed seven more. are catastrophic, and each of Texas last March while searching NASA's chief reminded staff The Day of Remembrance O'Keefe choked up as he read those families will live with this for Columbia wreckage, and all By Krystal Cobb members Thursday thai "the falls three days before the first the roU of 17 who "lost their lives consequence for the rest of their the early aviation pioneers who RiPOMSP. consequences of us not getting it anniversary of the Columbia dis- because we failed." lives." were killed pushing the limits. right arc catastrophic," as the aster. O'Keefe said it will be an "Grissom, White. Chaffee, At Kennedy Space Center in In his midday address, It's about that time of year agency paused to remember the annual event, always on the last Scobee, Smith, McNair, Resnik, llorida, a minute of silence was O'Keefe announced that three again for the kickoff of Black dead crew members of Thursday of January coming as McAuliffe, Jarvis, Onizuka, observed at noon. Hags (lew at peaks on Mars seen from the History Month. However (his Columbia, Challenger and close as it does to all three of the Husband, McCool, Chawla, half-staff. The flags will remain at first of NASA's two newly arrived year the kickoff will l>e filled with Apollo. nation's space program catastro- Anderson, Brown, Clark and half-staff at NASA centers rovers would be named Inn .uul lots of food. NASA Administrator Sean phes. Ramon. nationwide through Monday, Grissom, White and Chaffee, the The Black Student Union will O'Keefe said in a televised The Apollo 1 fire during a "They are not with us today when a memorial to the Apollo I crew. The space agency lx' having their first annual Black address to employees that space countdown test, Jan. 27, 1967, because when it mattered most, Columbia crew will be dedicated already has named its rover sta- History Month kickoff tonight. exploration is risky but never left three astronauts dead in we failed. And so it is incumbent at Arlington National Cemetery, tions after the Challenger and The free event is scheduled from should result in fatalities their spacecraft on the launch upon us to remember not just next to the Challenger crew Hp.m. until midnight in the ice because of "complacency, indif- pad. The Challenger explosion today, not once a year, not on the memorial. arena and sponsors hope this ference, failure to attend to during liftoff on Jan. 28,1986, left anniversaries, but every day, NASA employees were also SHUTTLE, PAGE 2 event will attract students from all nationalities. Nicole Daniel, l>resident of the Black Student Union said, "The A year later, effects of disaster still ripple through NASA executive board is very excited One year after Columbia disintegrated during its Ill-fated return to Earth's atmosphere, NASA continues about this because it lias never to Implement safety reforms to the shuttle program. Last month, an oversight group reported progress been done before." but added there is still much work to be done. There will lx- games centered Feb. 1,2003: Hours chief shuttle engineer, his plans to resign there was "absolutely around the background of Black after the accident, wrote — but never sent following the no concern" that History. The intent of the games NASA says it will study — a warning that failure investigation. breakaway foam are to have fun while at the same to seek photographs of whether a piece of foam May 23: Investigation harmed the spacecraft time learning about the history of insulation that broke off possible damage to the the people and events that have board chairman says Aug. 26: Investigation the fuel tank and hit the shuttle's left wing was shaped the society. another shuttle could board releases 248- left wing during liftoff wrong and "bordering on A soul food dinner will he pro- have been launched to page report, criticizing might be the cause. The irresponsible.'' vided to all who attend, and Stu- rescue the astronauts if flawed NASA culture government appoints dents will also have the chance to April 8: Members of the the severity of the wing and issuing a series of an independent board win prizes that will he raffled off investigation board say damage had been recommendations for to investigate the NASA relied on a flawed known. during the festivities. the shuttle's safe return Daniel said that there was a accident. analysis of damage and to flight. let miscommunication June 24: The board need for this event to be held, Feb. 5: NASA backs prevent engineers from says a chunk of foam Oct 4: NASA sets because even though there are away from theory that getting photos of the that smashed into the September 2004 target events being held for Black the foam was the shufie In orbit. left wing is "the most for next shuttle flight. History Month 00 the campus, root cause. probable cause." April 17: The board Jan. 20, 2004: then were none that were spon- Feb. 26: E-mails reveal urges more thorough June 30: Documents Oversight group says sered by the Black Student that engineers worried inspections and In-orblt reveal that even as NASA is making "solid Union. about damage to the picture-taking. NASA engineers progress" in its reforms This event marks the start of shuttle's left wing before debated possible to the shuttle program, Black History month. During the the disaster April 23: Shuttle month of lebruary there will also program manager Ron damage to the shuttle, but added it is too soon to know when flights be a Black Student Union week in March 31: E-mail Dittemore announces a flight director e-mailed records show NASA's the astronauts to say can resume. which a memorial walk will be held in order to give thanks to their ancestors and the struggles that they went through. Along with the help of the Black Student Union, several InHasseHAPPholo FOUND: A small flag marks the location of the sole of a BSU,PAGE 2 Columbia astronaut's boot, in Branson, Texas, Saturday Febuary 1,2003. Thirty-four years after leaving a heroic footprint and an american flag in the lunar dust, the space program left a tragic imprint across the Pineywoods of East Texas BG NEWS SOURCES: NASA. Anooitad Pi BRIEFING
MyDoom , e-mail complicates clean up As ITS officials continue to identify and clean-up comput- ers infected with the MyDoom Falcons look to move higher in CCHA rankings e-mail vims, a new variant of the worm and traces of die Nachi virus—which came onto cam- By Kevin Shields for. It's an important game for goals and seven assists. Pilkington who has nine, includ- time we feel we could've won a SPOHIS REP0S1EP. few more of those games. pus in the fall— are causing our season and getting us up in On defense, the Buckeyes are ing a goal last weekend. additional concern. Only seven points separate those standings." lead by Nate Guenin and Doug The sophomore forward has Knowing we've beaten big teams According to Kent Strickland, the Falcons from the sixth place In their last meeting, the Andress. Both have 15 assists on upped his production from his though has helped our confi- information security officer, spot in the CCHA and home ice Buckeyes came into the BGSU the year to lead the team in that first year, but knows he still hits dence, and this weekend we're dozens of computers—mostly in the first round play-off series. Ice Arena in category. some work to do. going to make sure that what in the residence halls—have They will look to make a change late November ■k Mike Betz is "My year hasn't been too bad," happened last time won't hap- been identified as being infect- in that when the Ohio State and beat the the man in net Pilkington said. "I feel I could pen again." ed with one of the viruses. Buckeyes come to town tomor- Falcons 7-0. I for the contribute more than 1 have, but Jordan Sigalet made 87 saves The MyDoom variant— row night for a big CCHA match- T h 'Buckeyes with I'm happy with where I'm at this past weekend and continues which is being dubbed up. Buckeyes will 'a goals against right now. 1 have to continue to to play every game for the MyDoom.b—is designed to "Again we're coming off a hot come into the 4 average of .911 improve more though and con- Neons in net. I lis goals against attack Microsoft Windows and weekend, which we'd like to weekend ranked No. 15 in the with three shutouts to his name. tribute so we can keep winning." average is 2.76 on the year with a can make external websites, think as our best weekend of the national polls and with a record This includes a 26 save perfor- D'Arcy McConvey continues save percentage of .918, and he unreachable for the user. It can year so far," senior defenseman of (15-12-0 overall, 10-9-0 mance he had the last time these to lead the team in scoring with has one shutout to his total. also affect peer-to-peer applica- Kevin Bieksa said. "Having them CCHA). They currently sit in the teams met in November, where 17 points on the season. He The Falcons and Buckeyes will tions like K.i/.i V come in is going to be big, con- fifth spot in the league standings, he shutdown the Falcon offense knows how big the split at drop the puck tomorrow night at Today the virus is set to sidering the last game didn't go only four points out of first place. to record his second shutout of Fairbanks this past weekend was 7:05 p.m at the BG Ice Arena launch an attack on the website the way we wanted it to at all. We Up front, forwards Paul the year. to the team. Play-by-play of the game is on of Santa Cruz Operation, one of feel we're a team that can beat Caponigri and Dave Steckel are For the Falcons, Steve "It was a big weekend getting 88.1 FM with Andy Evans doing the world's largest sellers of the teams like Ohio State at the top both among the top 10 goal scor- Brudzewski is coming off a to be the first team to win in the commentary. Unix operating system. of the league and we've proved ers in the league. Caponigri has three-goal weekend, which put Alaska," McConvey said. "It's also Editor's Note: Call Technology that this year. This is going to be 13 goals, along with lOassistson him second on the team in goals good that we've split the last Support Center at 372-0999 for a game that we'll definitely be up the year, while Steckel has 12 with eight He sits behind Brett three weekends, but at the same more information or help.
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A daily independent student press www.bgnews.com VOLUME 98 ISSUE 86
BSU NASA LOOKS MO/ Black MOON'S PEAKS NAMED AFTER FALLEN ASTRONAUTS History
By MARCIA DUNN detail." Thai should be a solemn seven dead. The Columbia even single day that Ihcconsc- remembering two men who walk IHE ASSOCIAILD PRESS pledge for anyone who works in breakup during re-entry on Feb. quences ofus not getting it right died in a helicopter crash in CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. — the space program, he noted. 1.2003, killed seven more. are catastrophic, and each of lexaslasi Man h while searching NASA's chief reminded staff The Day of Remembrance O'Keefe choked up as he read those families will live with this for Columbia wreckage. ,un\ .ill By Krystal Cobb members Thursday that "the falls three days before the first the mil of 17 who "lost their lives consequence lor the rest ol their the early aviation pioneers who consequences ofus not getting it anniversary of the (Columbia dis- because we failed.'' lives." were killed pushing the limits. right are catastrophic, as the aster. O'Keefe said it will l>e an "Grissom. While. Chaltcc. At Kennedy Space Center in In his midda) address, It's about that time of year agency paused to remember the annual event, always on the last Scobee, Smith, McNair, Uesnik. Florida, a minute of silence was O'Keefe announced that three again for the kickoii ol Black dead crew members of Thursday of January coming as McAuliffe, larvis, Oni/uka. observed at noon, Flags Hew at peaks mi MaiS seen from Ihe IlistoiA Month Howevei this Columbia, Challenger and close as it does to all three of die Husband, McCool, Chawla, half-staff. The flags will remain at first nl NASA's two newly arrived year the kickoii will be filled with Apollo. nation's space program catastro- Anderson. Brown, dark and hall staff at NASA centers rovers would be named fun and lotsol loud \ \SA Administrator Sean phes. Ramon. nationwide through Monday, Grissom, White and Chaflee, the I he Black Student Union will O'keefe said in a televised Hie Apollo I fire during a "They are not with us today when a memorial to the Apollo I crew, I he space agency he having their first annual Black address 10 employees that space Countdown test, Ian. 27, 1967, because when it mattered most, (Columbia crew will be dedicated already has named its rovci sta- llistorj Month kickoii tonight. exploration is risky hut never left three astronauts dead in we failed. And so it is incumbent at Arlington National Cemetery tions alter the Challenger and I he free event is scheduled limn should result in fatalities their spacecraft on the launch upon us to remember not just next to the Challenger crew 8p.m. uniil midnight in the ice because of "complacency, indif- pad. The Challenger explosion today, not once a year, not on the memorial. arena and sponsors hope ibis ference, failure to attend to during liftoff on Ian. 28.1986. left anniversaries, but ever)' day. NASA employees were also SHUTTLE. PAGE 2 event will attract students from all nationalities. 1 Nicole Daniel, President ol the A year later, effects of disaster still ripple through NASA Black Student Union said, "flic executive hoard is very excited One year after Columbia disintegrated dunng its ill-fated return to Earth's atmosphere, NASA continues about this because ii has never to implement safety reforms to the shuttle program Last month, an oversight group reported progress lieen done before." but added there is still much work to be done there will be games centered Feb. 1,2003: Hours chief shuttle engineer, his plans to resign there was absolutely around the background of Black after the accident. wrote — but never sent following the no concern" that I listory. I he intent oi ihe games NASA says il will study — a warning that failure investigation breakaway foam are to have fun while al the same whether a piece of foam to seek photographs of harmed the spacecraft May 23: Investigation rime learning about the history of insulation that broke off possible damage to the the people and events that have board chairman says Aug. 26: Investigation the fuel tank and hit the shuttle's left wing was shaped the society. another shuttle could board releases 248- left wing during liftoff wrong and "bordenrig on A soul food dinner will In1 pro- have been launched to page report, criticizing might be the cause. The irresponsible. vided to all who attend, and stu- rescue the astronauts if flawed NASA culture government appoints dents will also have the chance to April 8: Members of the the seventy of the wing and issuing a series of an independent board win prizes dial will be rallied oil investigation board say damage had been recommendations for to investigate the NASA relied on a flawed known the shuttle's safe return during the festivities. accident. Daniel said that there was a analysis of damage and to flight let miscommunication June 24: The board need loi diis eveni lo he held. Feb. 5: NASA backs prevent engineers from says a chunk of foam Oct. 4: NASA sets away from theory that because even though there are getting photos of the that smashed into the September 2004 target events being held for Black the foam was the (| left wing is "the most shut e in orbit. for next shuttle flight. IlistoiA Month mi the campus, root cause probable cause." April 17: The board Jan. 20, 2004: then' were none that were spon- Feb. 26: E-mails reveal urges more Ihorough June 30: Documents Oversight group says sercd In die Black Student that engineers worried inspections and in-orbit reveal that even as NASA is making "solid Union. about damage to the picture-taking. NASA engineers progress" in its reforms This event marks the start of shuttle's left wing before debated possible to the shuttle program, Black IlistoiA month. During the April 23: Shuttle the disaster but added it is too soon month ol Februai) Ihere will also program manager Ron damage to the shuttle, to know when flights be a Black Student Union week in March 31: E-ma Dittemore announces a flight director e-mailed records show NASA's the astronauts to say can resume. which a memorial walk will he held in ordei to give thanks lo their ancestors and the struggles that they went through. Along with (he help of the Black Student Union, several lesHassellAfPMn
FOUND: A small flag marks the location ol the sole ot a BSU.PAGE 2 Columbia astronaut's boot, In Bronson. Texas. Saturday Febuary 1, 2003. Thirty-four years alter leaving a heroic footprint and an american Hag in the lunar dust, the space program left a tragic imprint across the Pineywoods ol East Texas BG NEWS SOURCES NASA Associated Press BRIEFING
MyDpom , e-mail complicates clean up As I IS officials continue to identify and clean-up comput- Falcons look to move higher in CCHA rankings ers infected with the MyDoom e-mail virus, a new variant of the worm and traces of the Nachi virus—which came onto cam- By Kevin Shields for. It's an Important game for goals and seven assists Pilkington who has nine, includ- time we feel we could'w won a pus in the fall— are causing SP0BTS REP0H1ER our season and getting us up in On defense, the Buckeyes are ing a goal last weekend. lew more of those games. additional concern. Only seven points separate those standings. lead by Nate Gucnin and Doug Tile sophomore forward has Knowing we've beaten big teams According to Kent Strickland, the Falcons from the sixth place In their last meeting, the Andress. Both have 15 assists on lipped his production from his though has helped our confi- information security officer, spot in the CO IA and home ice Buckeyes came into the BGSU die year to lead the team in thai first year, but knows he still has dence, and this weekend we're dozens of computers—mostly in the first round play-off series. Ice Arena in category. some work to do. going to make sure thai what in the residence halls—have They will look to make a change late November Mike Betz is "My year hasn't been too bad," happened last time won't hap- been identified as being infect- in that when the Ohio State and beat the the man in net Pilkington said. "I feel I could pen again." ed with one of the \ ii uses. Buckeyes come to town tomor- Falcons 7-0. for the contribute more than I have, but Ionian Sigalet made 87 saves Ihe MyDoom variant- row night fora big CGI IA match- The Buckeyes with I'm happy with where I'm at this past weekend and continues winch is being dubbed up. Buckeyes will # f@t a goals against right now. I have to continue to to play every game for the MyDoom.b—Is designed to "Again we're coming off a hot come into the average of .911 improve more though and con falcons in net I (is goals against attack Microsoft Windows and weekend, which we'd like to weekend ranked No. 15 in die with three shutouts to his name. tribute so we can keep winning." average Is2.76on the year with a can make external websites, think as our lies! weekend of the national polls and widi a record Iliis includes a 26 save perfor- D'Arcy McConvcy continues sale percentage of 318, and he unreachable for the user. It can year so far." senior defenseman of (15-12-0 overall, 10-9-0 mance he had the last lime these to lead the team in scoring with has one shutout to his total. also affect peer-to-peer applica- Kevin Bieksa said. "Having them CCHA). 'ITtey currenUy sit in the teams met in November, where 17 points on the season. He The falcons and Buckeyes will tions like KaZaA. come in is going to be big, con- fifth spot in the league standings, he shutdown the Falcon offense knows how big the split at drop the puck tomorrow night al Today the virus is set to sidering the last game didn't go only four points out of first place. to record his second shutout of Fairbanks this past weekend was 7:05 p.m al the BG Ice Arena launch an attack on the website the way we wanted it to at all. We Up front, forwards Paul the year. to the team. I'l.iy b\ pla\ of the game is on of Santa Cruz Operation, one of feel we're a team that can beat Caponigri and Dave Steckel are For the Falcons, Steve "It was a big weekend gelling HH.l I'M with Andy Tunis doing the world's largest sellers of the teams like Ohio State at the top both among the top 10 goal scor- Brudzewski is coming off a to be the first team to win in the commentary. Unix operating system. of the league and we've proved ers in the league, Caponigri has diree-goal weekend, which put Alaska," McConvcy said. "It's also Ijliror's Note: Cull Hrlmology that this year. This is going to be 13 goals, along with 10 assists on him second on the team in goals good that we've split the last Support Center at .172-0999 for a giune that we'll definitely be up die year, while Steckel has 12 with eight. He sits behind Brett three weekends, but at the Same more information or help.
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By Hindy VanHoulen movement by and for young peo- movement itself, but also about both Internet sites are online REPORTER ple. Its getting women's ideas, today's numerous organizations journals containing articles and goals, motives and choices recog- and media outlets devoted to columns about the third wave. hi? sub A new wave of feminism is nized," Newsom said. Third Wave Feminism. Today's presentation on Third here, and it is not the bra burning The movement started The Third Wave Foundation is Wave Feminism is the first in a women's rights movement of the between the mid 1980s and early just one organization committed series of presentations that will be 1960s and 1970s, it's Third Wave 1990s and it is focused on women to the third wave cause. This grass given this semester at the i for the Feminism. ages 15 to 30. The women who roots organization is located in Women's Center to educate the A new generation of young take part in Third Wave Feminism New York City and helps support public on women's issues, women are keeping their clothes feel misunderstood and misrep- the leadership of young women according to Patricia White, grad- on while fighting for their voices resented by older generations, ages 15 to 30 by providing public uate assistant at the Women's i? ?ame Center. White said all students, and rights to be heard as they creating a tension between the education, resources and rela- learn from the lessons gained by present and the past generations tionship building opportunities. faculty and community mem- IBWAK caters to you the women's rights movements of of men and women. One example of the support bers are welcome to attend. (he past. In the past and present, many provided by the foundation "Third Wave Feminism gets Today from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at women choose to stay at home involves providing money for ideas out and people see things the Women's Center, Victoria instead of going to work, women in need of abortions; from a female's point of view," Newsom, a graduate student Newsom said this is one of the these are women who would oth- Newsom said. from the School of choices women make that erwise not have access to safe Communication Studies will pre- should be respected and just an professional medical care. sent "Riding the Waves: An example of the choices the third Other media outlets informing Examination of Third Wave wave movement supports. the public about Third Wave Feminism." At Newsom's presentation she Feminism include sexingthepo- "Third wave feminism is a will speak not only about the litical.com and thirdwave.com,
Co-sponsors unite for BHM NASA cutbacks, cut down SHUTTLE. FROM PAGE 1 retired space shuttle operations budget crunches and schedule BSU, FROM PAGE 1 manager who took his com- pressures will start piling up Columbia crews. plaints about NASA safety cut- once more and threatening the other organizations are also affili- Observers say the agency's backs to the White House in progress he sees. ated with the kkkoff, including leaders appear lo be working 1995, Dr. Ion Clark, a NASA neurol- the Latino Student Union, hard to eradicate fear of reprisal Garcia keeps in touch with ogist who lost his wife, Laurel, $5 OFF Undergraduate Student for speaking out about potential former co-workers and the aboard Columbia, is among YOUR PURCHASE OF A Government and the African problems, a culture blamed in word is, "things are getting [let- those dissatisfied with the American Graduate Student THREE FOOT PARTY SUB. pan for the Columbia disaster. ter; they're headed in the right progress one year later. He says Association. "Obviously, that kind of atti- direction." He worries time will he sees and hears enough to "Black History Month is not just tude comes from the top take its toll, as it did after ihe know that resistance persists in for African Americans but for all down," says lose Garcia, a Challenger accident, and that NASA. •SUBWAY- people to make them aware of our history," Daniel said. "Vve would 524 E. Woostcr • 854 S. Main • 1234 N. Main .■ like to invite all students to come out and celebrate this evening with us" i 24-HOUR NOTICE NEEDED / Community Service Hours Completed in Fall Semester 2003 by the following: ■avyvh\v»v\^it^^wt.wwLVbVb"«^«^LVirW.rw; BGSUrve [WE DELIVER • 3 5 3 7 7 7 0 « Student Alumni Association College Republicans Philosophy Club Royal Greens Alpha Phi Omega I Mortar Board Office of Ws-<3fnderSJ Ballroom Dance Society American Chemical Delicious OYEIV BAKED Society Student Affiliates Ca Alpha Epsilon Delta GRINDERS Residence Life Greek Fraternities and Sororities involve ment Delivered to your These groups performed a wide variety of n Off service including: door Delivery Columbus City Council Kidney Foundation 7 Residence Life BGSU Chemistry Department 353-7770 Only" Theater Department St. Thomas Moore University Parish »• BinlMnm Rural Opportunities Ronald McDonald House I oflet only good w'coupon National Panhellenic Council Toledo Zoo I not good w/ any other oilers GXD. 3 31 04' Adopt-a-Highway Children's Hospital Woodlane Children's Miracle Network 523 E. Wooster St. • 419-353-7770 Blakely Rehabilitation and Nursing Magarite D'Youville program Home Josina Lott Residential and l':i, ,'i-i11« Dine in Carrvout Delivery Party Tnys . | Greater Cleveland Habitat for Community Services Humanity Assistance Dogs of America Alterra Sterling House Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity Wood County Committee on Aging "Help a Child" Tutors Martha's Kitchen The Link American Red Cross Toledo Northwest Ohio Food Bank Boy Scouts Ann Grady Corporation Fairview Manor Suitably Attired Wellness Connection Toledo Museum of Art Mothers Against Drunk Driving Toledo Area Metroparks Helping Hands Frederick Douglass Community United Way Association / Family Enrichment GREENBRIAR, INC. Ohio Reads Center 419-352-0717 Aids Quilt Big Brothers / Big Sisters of 445 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Salvation Army Northwest Ohio Crim Elementary School Sunset House Milton Elementary School YMCA Toledo, Ft. Meigs Center for Available for Fall 2004 BG Elementary Libraries Health Promotion Life Connection of Ohio Heinz Campbell Hill Mercer Columbia Apartments Apartments Manor Courts Total Hours: 19,427
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9 a.nx-6 p.m. Examination of Third Poster Sale Wave Feminism Bun, Sponsored by University 107 Hanna Hall DACSi Mela Duo Activities Organization Digital Arts Concert Union Multipurpose Room 2:30p.m.-3:30p.m. Series mrmirrng Workshop: How to Ciet Saxophones and 10,1.111. 1 p. I n. an Internship electronics Papa lohn's Pizza Card Sales Carter Center, 305 Stuldlemire (hllew of Musical Arts h'undraiser for Phi Beta Sigma for events and 7 p.m.- 10 p.m. 11 p.m. scholarships Screening of Various UAO Movie: Radio Union Looby Regional Indian Rims Sponsored by University Sponsored by ihe Acliviiii's Organization Thomjs Sim BG N»s l:30p.m.-3:30p.m. India Student Union Theater WALL ART: Don Maxson (left) and Nathan Nickerson look through the posters in search of Women's Research Associalion the most appealing ones at the bi-annual poster sale in the Union. Network: An 318 Union Graduate Senate votes on additional health care fees to U. students By Scott rHes to go back home to their preferred health guess work out of our jobs if students Bettina Shuford, Assistant Vice the same insurance. SENIOR REPORTER care provider," she said. could get the tests done and not have ro President for the Student Affairs/Health Overall GSS seemed to be in support of The Graduate Student Senate voted Rogers said that she has been in sup- pay for each tiling separately." Advisory Committee, said that this will this plan with this piece of legislation last Friday on an issue to add another fit- port of this issue ever since it has come up. [Xigan also said thai the tests provide probably increase the number of students passing 32-1, in order to cover certain health can liene- "I think even the students that are hard evidence for what the students ill- that use the health center as well and it A similar version of this issue was also fits at the Student I lealth (inter. against it will see the benefits of this in the nesses really are and that way they are will allow mole students to get more rou- passed through the Undergraduate The issue addressed the use of certain future," she said. able to prescribe the right medication so tine tests done. Student Government Rogers said dial services provided by the University's Amy Dugan, assistant director and clin- that students do not have to come back The fee will not be an additional cost to Ixnli I1SG and GSS passed this issue both I lealth Center such as, lab work, blood ical coordinator of the Student Health several times to get medications. students with health insurance either. The last year and this year. tests, x-rays and other items that some Center and member of the Health As it stands right now, most students added cost will br subtracted from what This legislation will not IK- in effect this student insurance do not cover. Advisory Committee spoke at Ihe GSS pay for part of the services that will be cov- students presently pay for insurance. semester, but if everything goes well, IX-idre Rogers, president of GSS said meeUng Friday in support of this piece of ered under this new fee. This fee will be an Therefore, they will lie paying the same Rogers said that it will hopefully be imple- that she thinks this is a good opportunity legislation. upright cost of $20 in the fall and spring amount on their insurance. mented next liill. for all students. "This fee would cover any work that and SI 0 in the summer and will eliminate Another hem-lit to ibis plan is that any "This fee will allow students to utilize students had to get done at our facility," any other charges for non anesthetic pro- students who have spouses will be cov- services that they would otherwise have she said. "Plus it would take a lot of the cedures and tests ered under tills fee as well as if thev are on Falcon Had Apartment Living^ www.bgsufalcona.com. uQ NEWIWE CV" ■ RelmTu „ . XlUfll BCSU vs. Ohio State One Bedroom Apts. 7:05 p.m. 117 LEHMAN: Large on* bdrm lowar duplex close to Downtown. $485.00 per mo. * utilities. 114 8. MAIN: One bdrm unturn. apt. Laundry facilities on site. Located Downtown. $255 00 lo Saturday $390.00 per mo. ♦ elec. January 31st 128 W. WOOSTER: One bdrm. unturn. apt. Located Downtown. $255.00 - $410.00 per mo. ♦ electric. Two Bedroom Apts. BGSU Ice Arena 311 S. MAIN «A: Large Two bdrm unlum apt. Located above a Downtown Business $575.00 . utilities.
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On Dec. 30,2003 the Food and risk" to consumers. We believe The service is completely free wall, (take a breath) during the what the results mean and what health complications and at least Drug Administration issued a the ban is a good idea and do not and all students may schedule week there are 40 fitness classes kind of exercise program the per- 100 deaths attributed to the use consumer alert to inform people feel supplements for weight loss an appointment with Student offered free to students. son should adhere to. of supplements that contain it that within 60 days the dietary are a safe way to lose weight. Health Services. The number is The rec center also offers a ser- The entire F1TWEU. program And if the National Football supplement ephedra would no And the University offers stu- 419-372-2271. vice called FITWELL This service does cost freshman, sophomores league, National Collegiate longer lx? sold legally. dents many programs that help Not only do we have someone includes cholesterol and blood and juniors $20. But good news Athletic Association and There are 200 supplements students remain healthy and to help us get our diets in order, pressure screening, a body com- for the seniors — the program is International Olympic (hat contain ephedra. Some of happy. but look at our recreational cen- position test, health risk assess- free. Committee have banned the use those include Ripped Fuel, Trim Por one, all University students ter. Beside the 14 handball/rac- ment and aerobic capacity tread- So, here at our University there of ephedra for all of their ath- Spa, Metabolift and have the opportunity to see a quetball courts, three squash mill test. is no reason to take drugs like letes, doesn't it seem like a good Hydroxadrine. University dietician. courts, four full and three half When testing is finished, the ephedra, especially because, idea not to depend on such sup- On the FDAs official Web site, When is a better time than col- basketball courts, indoor track, student gets an assessment according to an article in the plements? the administration decided that lege to get an individual analysis archery/golf studio, three weight report and a one-on-one session New York Times, there have been We encourage being healthy in ephedra is an "unreasonable on what you should be eating? rooms, two pools and a climbing with the analyst to understand about 1,000 reports of serious a natural way.
Starbucks' invasion .LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE may take Grounds delay so that commuters didn't ple about evidence that did not ON THE STREET U. should close have to rush through unsafe con- exist, however, he would have ditions to get to class. been in the same predicament as darkly lit Starbucks, glancing at Sure, absences by commuters Bush. What is your SARA the clearance rack, and bobbing for the safety my head to Leonard Cohen are partially forgiven during the Your attacks on the United FORD Superbowl prediction? coming through the loudspeak- winter because of such things, Nations are unfounded. How can of the students inion Columnist er when it hits me: as I sneer at but valuable information is we ignore weapons that aren't them, I am also supporting this I will be the first to admit that missed in the classroom, for the there? I recently discovered that commercialized and mass pro- every morning this week, the first protection of these students, at Never mind the fact that the Starbucks is invading our happy duced high culture. thing I did when I got up was get least a delay should have been United States also didn't bother little town this summer, and It's elitism that soon looses its on the internet and look for ordered. to look for the weapons before a even I have some mixed feelings meaning, because anyone with school delays and closings. I just To the best of my knowledge, year ago. The United States, how- about it. I truly love their coffee $ 1.60 can easily purchase a reg- cant help that urge, because I'm University students have made it ever, has been urgently looking and sickly sweet frappacinos ular sized coffee from Starbucks. all so accustomed to it from high through the commute without for these weapons after Bush (which hardly taste like coffee), There's something about carry- school. any major catastrophes this win- decided that Iraq was an imme- and I was thrilled at first to hear ing that cup around that However, what I noticed in ter, but this winter is far from diate threat. this news. But only at first. screams: I pay too much for a particular, especially Tuesday over. If the University truly wants 1 also learned something new Think of what Ihis will mean drink thai costs a mere fraction and Wednesday, was that most, if to look out for its entire student TIM CORMHOFF body, instead of just those that about France and Germany in M for other local coffeehouses; to make! not all, of the major school dis- JUNIOR, AVIATIONS your column. No where else have namely my favorite — Grounds You see, one of the wonderful tricts closed. live on campus, they would for Thought. The Carnation things about Grounds for In fact, on Wednesday a level adhere to such warnings made 1 heard any mention of France Cafe, along with many other Thought is you can't go to a two snow emergency was issued by the weather service and and Germany's "personal politi- "Panthers win, 17-14." dining services, is supplied with nearby city and find a Grounds for Wood County. This is a dan- broadcast across the television cal agendas." Grounds coffee, but this will with the same setup, same light- gerous tiling. Ikir those of you station. But you are right, Bush is a soon change, I'm sure. ing fixtures and the same sad who don't know, snow emergen- smart guy. I le knows how to use And take a guess where crowd peering morosely over cies are categorized as level one, JEREMY JOSEPH money to get the things he Starbucks' new location will be. their high-priced coffee. two, or three depending on road STUDENT needs. His resume, quoted from Hint: it will be in the Student We've heard this argument conditions and overall weather. his official biography: Owner, oil Union. And my guess is the before, folks. When Panera A level one emergency basi- and gas business; Partner, Texas Carnation Cafe is going, going, Bread Company first arrived, we cally advises motorists to use Rangers Baseball Team; Republicans gone. caution on the roads because the Governor of Texas; and President shuddered at the prospect of a I lonestly, Grounds' coffee is chain restaurant with a certain conditions are hazardous. Level of the United States. From my need to address just as good, if not way better image (for its store and its two is described as extremely point of view, he has a lot of than Starbucks'. Yet, it goes employees). Another famous dangerous conditions in which experience that qualifies him as US. problems JIMMY MUELLER much further than just the qual- example is the Wal-Marting of driving is discouraged. being an "average" American. JUNIOR, AVIATIONS ity of their products. America. On 13abc.com, where I found I would like to thank Ms According to you, I, as a liberal, The business strategy of These businesses offer a kind that Wood County was at a level lbrtorclla for writing her column. have no morals or principles. Starbucks is no secret. They of security or dependability. You two emergency, they discour- It takes guts to make such bold And yet, I want to help provide invade areas by coincidentry sit- can arrive in Anytown, U.SA, aged driving and suggested that "Panthers win, 35-24.' accusations against a large group health care to all Americans, uating themselves next to a and know precisely what to people should contact their of people. equal access to higher education, small coffeehouse in order to expect from a Panera or a employer to sec if you should As a liberal, it is not my only and equal rights for everyone. I steal all their business, and Starbucks, and know you can go attend work. level three means mission to attack President Bush. am accepting of other religions, hopefully drive them into the to Wal-Mart and find literally that you can actually get into I have issues with his national even lack of religion. All the ground. Ihis is capitalism; and anything (including fuzzy hand- trouble for driving. security policy (is there such a while, the conservatives of this may the best cup of joe win, cuffs, I might add). But, is Ihis Why were there classes during thing in this country?) and his country want to help business right? security worth sacrificing our a level two snow emergency? domestic policy (No Child left and themselves. Unfortunately, people are so right to choose? Not all students are on-cam- with the opportunity for a good convinced Starbucks is inher- I'm not saying ban Starbucks. pus students. A co-worker of My problem with, not only education... oops, Behind). Not ently better because it's such a I'm not arrogant enough to mine, as well as a full-lime stu- Bush, but all Republicans, is that to mention all of the other poli- huge chain. All those crazy kids believe my opinion matters so dent at the University, said that they need to look beyond their cies he has implemented or CHRIS AUGUST hanging out at Starbucks can't much as to effect your decision. driving on 1-75 was a slow white picket fences. They need to attempted to implement. If any- be wrong, right? Yet, if any of our local coffee- process because of the snow and see the poverty, the lack of edu- JUNIOR, JOURNALISM one is interested, check out: I'm not sure about elsewhere, houses go under after its arrival, ice this morning. I le also told cation, the lack of jobs, the lack
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After splitting two matches last week, the Falcons are ready to get back into action. The Falcons fell to Michigan State, 6-1, but rebounded" the next day to shut out Youngstown State, 7-0. "We feel confident right now," Carolina BG coach Penny Dean said. "We played well in the Youngstown BG hosts meet, rival UT a mirror State match, and we've had good intensity in the practices this By Danielle Tanner week." SPORTS REPORTER image of Bowling Green last faced Wright The BG women's track team State at the BGSU Invitational on will compete at home today Sept. 27-28. No team scores were against Cincinnati, Indiana Pats in'02 kept in the match, but a number of Purdue Fort Wayne, and By Elliott Schreiner Falcons singles players and dou- University of Toledo. ASSISTANr SPORTS EDITOR bles teams walked away with wins. After facing tough competi- Two years ago, everyone "The last time we saw them was tion from several conferences was certain that the St. IXIULS in our fall tournament, and I think last weekend, the Falcons are Rams were going to win the we won most of our matches chasing a win heading into this Super Bowl. against them, but of course you meet. The Rams finished the sea- always hare to be ready for any- "We certainly hope to come son 14-2 and liad just won the thing," Dean said. "I think all of the away with a victory," head coach big game two years earlier. matches will definitely be compet- Scott Sehmann said. On top of that, they were play- itive." One of the highlights of the ing the New England Patriots, The Falcons have been ham- meet will be die distance events, a team that should've consid- pered by injury problems and visa as BG faces distance rival Toledo. ered themselves lucky to be problems during this half of the The Falcons will be led by their playing for a championship. season. top distance runner, Amber Fast forward to this year's Lindsey Mix has a lower back Culp, who had a personal best in contest and it looks like a mir- injury and Laura Kokinda tore her the 3000 meters last weekend in ror image. ACL at practice last week and is Ann Arbor. Gulp's competition '!his time it is New England scheduled to have surgery. She will in the 3000 meters will most like- coming in with the impressive miss the rest of the season. ly come in the form of Stephanie record and an NFL champi- Gaby Coello is still in Ecuador, Dobberfuhl, Jackie onship under their belt. And where she has been since winter Baumgartner, and Megan little, yet again, it will be the under- break. Dean hopes Coello will be who placed ninth, tenth and dogs - the Carolina Panthers - back in the lalcon lineup soon. eleventh respectively in last Uiat walk away with die rings On the bright side, Dean said weekend's Central Collegiate Ben Swanger BG News and the trip to Disney World. freshman Ashley Jakupin will Conference Championships at GOING FOR THE LEAD: A Bowling Green runner, No. 7, tries to pass a Western Michigan runner in Carolina comes into the Eastern Michigan. return to the lineup against Wright the quintangular meet at Bowling Green's Perry Field House Jan. 17. The Falcons host their second game with one glaring advan- State. She missed the first two "We will try to balance our meet of the season tonight. tage—a sound running attack. matches while recovering from a attacks for the 800 |meters| all This is almost a necessity for a knee injury. the way up to the 5000 meters. If competitive squad to the meet. the Falcons. The Mastadons weekend in Ann Arbor can only team looking to win a Super Despite the injuries and the we have a balanced attack, we'll The Bearcats took first in several competed in their first meet of benefit them as they try for a win Bowl missing players, the coach have a good meet," Sehmann events at last weekend's the 2004 indoor season just last against MAC rival Ibledo as well With Stephen Davis run- remains optimistic. said. Otterbein Invitational in weekend. IPFW's Gina Pruitt as IPFW and Cincinnati. Today's ning over defenses and "I've really been pleased with BG also looks to be competi- Westerville, Ohio. came away from this meet with a meet will serve as another DeShaun Foster running how we've been playing, but we're tive in the sprint events. "Cincinnati has typically been new school record in the 600 chance for the team to work on around them, Carolina will be missing our number three and "We are starting to find a few a competitor in Conference meters (1:47.231. dieir goals of consistency and able to control the clock. And number four players," Dean said. more individuals who have USA," Sehmann said. "We "Fort Wayne is in their third or conditioning, as well as drop- with New England's defensive "We played challenge matches a stepped up in sprints," Sehmann expect them to be competitive." fourth year. They are slowly ping their times. leader, Tedy Bruschi, question- couple weeks ago that added good said after last weekend's meet. The Indiana University- building a program and I'm sure The meet will be held at the able for the game, the Panthers intensity and focus" "We're looking to do well there Purdue University Fort Wayne they'll be competitive along the Perry Field House. Field events should be able to expose this Sunday's matches will begin at 1 come conference time." (IPFW) Mastadons will also be way," Sehmann said. will begin at 5 p.m., followed by advantage even more pm. Cincinnati will also bring a taken as serious competition by The tough teams BG faced last lite track events. The next weapon Carolina will bring to the game is a receiving corps with mental toughness, something most wide outs don't have when they are confronted by BG VS. MARSHALL Patriots' defensive backs Ty Women still in MAC West dog- Law and Rodney Harrison. WHAT/WHERE: Mid-American Veteran wide receiver Muhsin Conference men's tilt; Muhammad has been known Bowling Green, Ohio to put blocks on defensive 3:30 p.m. at Anderson Arena ends and Steve Smith's tough- fight; men host Thundering Herd ness speaks for itself, and he Ls RECORDS: BG 8-10. 4-4 looking forward to the physical THE BG NEWS MAC; Marshall, 7-9,4-4 Anderson Arena beaten Central Michigan and this season. But the Eagles play. It sounds like a broken record, BG enters the game still in third Marshall thus far, and is led by stymied BG's offensive attack in MAC. "No. I like it," he said. "|Ty but with the parity in Mid- place in the West at 4-2 after its veteran Jessica Kochendorfer, the late stages and held on for the SCOUTING MARSHALL Law] can play however he American Conference women's 61-59 defeat at the hands of the who averages 13.9 points and 8.1 win. Marshall lost lo Miami wants. You can be as physical basketball, home games have Eagles, but with Ball State (5-3) rebounds per game. In addition And the mad doesn't get any Wednesday, 51-48 in over- as you want, but you still have become even more important. and Eastern and Northern Illinois to Kochendorfer, two Bulls score easier for the Falcons. Miller has time. The Thundering Herd to play the game" Bowling Green's women are Being as physical as possible (both 4-3) nipping at its heels. in double figures, including spoken numerous times this sea- held the RedHawks scoreless is the name of the game for the the epitome of that fact. Falcons coach Curt Miller Brooke Meunier (12.7) and Kim son about the importance of his lor eight minutes in the sec- BG, off to one of its best starts Panthers' defense, which spoke about his concern with Kilpela(lOJ). team's success in lanuary, ond half in recent memory entering Buffalo's physicality and the The Falcons could have dis- because February includes trips begins and ends widi dieir line. Tuesday night's game at Eastern, problems that factor presents tanced themselves from Uiat sec- to Miami, Ohio University and RADIO; WPFX-FM 107.7, Brcntson Buckner, Kris now finds itself in a dogfight in after Iuesday night's game, and ond pack with a win over Central and a visit from West WCWA-AM 1230 lenkins, Julius Peppers and the MAC's West Division with the Bulls are 2-4 in conference Eastern, who along with BG, has Division-leading Western Buffalo up tomorrow at play entering the game. UB has surprised some in conference Michigan. CAROLINA, PAGE 6
Undefeated UNC comes to BG
By Jason A Duon BGI1-1, 1-0) posted a 191.425 and pains, but all of them have to now," Galvin said. "We have a few SPOR'S REPORTER team score in their last meet continued to work hard toward injuries, but our main goal is to The Bowling Green State gym- compared to an impressive getting better." improve upon our team scores." nastics team has rhapsodized 193.450 score in the season open- Twenty-second year head UNC has two gymnasts that about how great they want to er. coach Derek Galvin and his UNC qualified for the NCAA become. Despite the stark contrast in Tar Heels will be competing Championships last year in Now, with last weekend's loss performances, Connelly said he against the Falcons for the first Courtney Bumpers and Anna to Southeast Missouri State wants to keep that in perspective time since 1998 and making dieir Wilson, but Galvin isn't underes- tucked into their memory banks and focus more on the teams first trip to Bowling Green. timating his team's competition. and a dual meet with an unde- steady improvement, instead. Galvin said his team is looking "Bowling Green has a very feated North Carolina Tar Heel The Falcons have been led by forward to experiencing a differ- good program and I have a lot of squad looming tomorrow, the co-captain Melissa Popovich, ent type of climate. respect for their gymnasts and I,il< iins will be able to see how who was named Mid-American "We are headed up there widi their coach," he said. "I think good they already are. Conference Gymnast of the week our eyes wide open and looking both teams are very evenly "We didnt have a good meet during both weeks of competi- forward to an adventure," he said. matched." last weekend and I think a lot of i ii ii i and established new career- "We heard it's in the teens, but Dilletro said that BG is excited that had to do with how young highs of 39.225 and 39.275, hopefully everyone has enough about the oppoitunity to com- they are," head coach Dan respectively. warm clothing." pete against one of the best Connelly said. "This weekend's Kristen DiPietro has recorded The Tar Heels are coming off of team's in the country and she meet will tells us a lot about our- a second (38.225) and fifth-place a win against Maryland with a believes it will raise the level the selves and I certainly think being (37.125) finish in BG's first two team score of 194.900 on Falcons' performance. able to compete with a team like meets of the season. Saturday and a first-place finish " We just came off a loss and we North Carolina would boost the "I would say the comeback at the George Washington really want to do good," DePietro confidence leveL that Marie-live (Boisvert) is mak- Invitational on Ian. 18, where said. "We competed against them ing has helped die team...Kari they accounted for a 194.800 before, so 1 think we're pumped "On the other hand, if we are B*i Smnpr BG News able to beat them, then the confi- Elste is another individual that team score. because the last time we lost and dence level will be really high," he has made a big contribution," "It has been a good start to the I think we're ready to beat them." BACK IN ACTION: BG gymnast Melissa Popovich performs her said. "But we know it's going to be Connelly said. "I think everyone season for us and 1 think they are The meet Ls scheduled lo start beam routine against EMU. The two-time MAC gymnast of the a tough meet." has experienced the usual aches competing at a high level right at 7 p.m. in Eppler Complex. week and the Falcons host North Carolina tomorrow. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 46
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Events compiled by Nichole Rominski. Contact her at Sanford Drive cruises into town nrominsObgnat.bgsu.edu. By Dan Myers As for the groups sound, together." When Evolotto asked visit to Elyria. After parting ways What it Was, and How It Could PULSE •Hill lacobs says, "Definitely, nowa- if the band wanted to play with for six years and performing Be will be released in early Sanford Drive Is looking to days, there's a real lack of true them, adds lacobs, "we said: with other bands, the three March of this year. There will be make an impression on Bowling vocal harmonies and we excel at absolutely." musicians picked up where they a demo album entitled Stuff and Green when they open for that And the fact that we hit up Sanford Drive was originally left off and formed Sanford Things containing pre-mastered Evolotto at Nate and Wally's this such a broad array of different formed in Etyria, Ohio, a city Drive. "As If that's what we were versions of their songs on sale at Friday with their wide range of styles. Theres going to be some- approximately 30 miles west of meant to do," lacobs reflects. the show this Friday. styles and unique vocal har- thing that [everybodys] going to Cleveland. Uney Wood rum and In the long term, Sanford To learn more about Sanford monies. dig." Ronnie Taylor, two of the three Drive hopes to own their own Drive, visit them at The band's sound is taken Sanford Drive is coming to original members of the band recording studio and their own http://members.cox.net/jotnar torn "a broad mixture of all of Bowling Green after being invit- both grew up in Portsmouth, record label. Through that, they or sign up for their mailing list our cumulative influences,'' says ed to open for Evolotto. "I used OH on a street called Sanford want to "be able to do every- using their e-mail address, singer/guitarist Mike lacobs. to Uve in BG way back in the Drive. thing ourselves and help other [email protected]. "Rock. R&B, jam, little bit of free- day," lacobs explains, "I saw The two were in a band bands along the way," says the form, little bit of indy, it really [Evolottol and they were pretty together and met up with third band. depends on the song." excellent We swapped shows member Mike lacobs during a Sanford Drive's debut album, KEEP YOUR FIN6ERS OH THE PUISE OF CAMPUS *T WWW.B6NEWS.COM/PULSE 6 Friday. January 30.2004 M'OIILS WWW.BGNEWS.COM The BG News sports Super Bowl picks! This sports staff is just going nutso flunking about Super Bowl XXXVIII. live from Houston Sunday night. Questions like. "How Patriots* key guys have many times will Chns Berman say that stupid Delliomme line?" and "How stupid will Phil Simms make himself look with his commentary'" have littered our office all week The time has come, and we have spoken. Take our word for if: This /stlie way tlie game will turn out. Trust us. Super Bowl experience Yf-s. linn Brady is from Indianapolis teams in the playoffs. Michigan, and no, he's Brady will remain cool under By Adam Hritzak Deshaun foster in order to sel backer Mike Vraliel and strong probably not ;is great as pressure and the the Panthers won't SP0B'> «(PI PIER up their passing game, but a safety off-season acquisition everyone thinks be able to Stop the steady New The New England Patriots tough Patriot front line that Rodney Harrison this defense JAYME RAMSON Hill for II Straight ^anil's he has England oflense. will head into Sunday's Super includes Seymour and mam never quits, Sports Editor been the model ol consistency in Hie Patriots win 21-17 ... Even Bowl showdown will) the moth defensive tackle Ted Carolina's defense will settle Prediction Patriots the Ml. leading the Patriots past though Id rather watch ISU and Carolina Panthers looking to Washington will make sure their down as the game goes on and very tough lennessee and Southern Cal play for the NCAA Score 21-17 lake their second Lombard! backs never see daylight hold New England from scoring football championship Trophy in Ihnv years. New England lends to start many points, But this Patriot In their last Super Howl games last and SOODS points team has loo much intelligence I li e tiioih the< Carolina Panthers and the New England against the St. Louis Hams, the early. Brady's ability to awl and character to get rattled and Pats and Patriots have very talented oflense and defense, but Patriots came in to the game defenses and good decision will prevent the Panthers from r o in the Pats have the experience in quarterback, Tom heavy underdogs and shocked milking will put the Patriots on taking the lead. Brady just Brady Winningthe2tXll Superbowl proves ihat New the sports world with (heirvteto- the board first Much maligned Since neither offense is real know how ■ England can gel ii done. If Brady completes his ry, Inn the tables have turned running hack Antowain Smith explosive, llus prohabh will noi KEVIN to get it DANIELLE passes, and the Pats' defense slops the Panthers' and now they an' the heavy seems to step up his play in big bea high scoring game, which is SHIELDS done. TANNER ground attack. New England will he wearing new favorites. games and will help balance good for the lans because the rings on Sunday night. Not to undeiestimale the Sports Reporter Sports Reporter Iliis year, they once again their offense Look for Brady to score will remain dose. Carolina Panthers; they will he tough to heal. Tin Prediction Patriots Prediction Patriots bringadc^nlriatingdefense that lead the Patriots to an early may have the opportunity to game will l>e close, but New England will ranked first in the NFL in points touchdown score by managing have one last drive needing a Score 17-13 Score 35-28 take home the hardware in a 35-28 victory allowed per game at 14/1. Ihey a well drawn out drive and touchdown to win, but theii have many ol the key figures spreading the hall around to all inexperience will catch up with from their lust Super Bowl team fotirof his receivers,Troy Brmvn. them and there is no waj that As ,i lifelong Ohio spoils fan I lind it dis- on their current rosier, led by Deion Branch, Bethel lohnson, the veteran Patriot defense, heartening thai Neu England Patriots head quarterback Tom Brady, corner- and David (livens. along with tlieii incredibly iniel- man Bill Beliehiek is on the verge of his sec- hack ly Law outside linebacker The Panthers never let down Ugeni coaching staff, will allow ond Supei Bowl in three years. Beliehiek, Willie McCincst, and defensive for a second, which will kivp the Panthers to gei in the end- who was never a fan favorite during his Dve lineman Ilk haul Seymour them in Ihis game. But as long as zone year stint in Cleveland, managed to take the JASON A. The Panthers offense has the Patriots defense am play New England will be victori- RYAN Browns to the playoffs only once, DIXON been putting up surprisingly their typical hard-nose football ous once again and get their sec- AUTULLO I lespitC having only one winning season Sports Reporter good numbers and points in Carolina's offense will not find ond Super Bowl championship in Cleveland I still respect Beliehiek^ coach- Sports Reporter their playoff run, but New much success. of the young decade final score ing abilities and blame former Browns Prediction Prediction Carolina England head coach Bill New England's defense has New England 20, Carolina M ownei Art Modell I'm i leveland's lack of suc- Beliehiek is sun- to put together always been die teams greatest and all those angry Boston Hid Patriots cess in the early (Hi's. Score 24-20 another one of his masterful strength. With consistently Sox fans can cheer In glory fin In choosing the winner lor Super Bowl In the words of ESPNs Chris game plans to stymie < ferolinas effective play from middle line- their dominating football team, Score XXXVIIII have agreed to subside with my Berman, l lay light come and me attack, Carolina loves to run the backer Teddy Bruschi, along at least until it's time for the bins jealously of Beliehiek and pick New England 27-14 want a Delhomme." lake hall with Stephen Davis and with big years from outside line- ofsummer to take the field as a 27-14 winner o\ er (.'arolina. I Vlhnnmic. that is. If familiarity truly does biml good in the AFC championship JOEL HAMMOND contempt then why are people so game, but then again, they could infatuated with the Brady brunch? Sports Reporter make me look goul in a lieakin' speeda super Hoivl XXXVIII is about the Carolina Panthers, a team of des- Chances are, Brad) will make tiny, a team that has experienced mistakes this Sunday, but this time. Prediction Carolina the NIT Is \ersinn ofpurgatory and Carolina's elite defense will actuall) Score 29-13 a team that has emerged from the Defense will be key capitalize; the Panthers' outstand shadows of despair and Into the Fourteen in a row? Big deal. I've ing front four will pressure Brady CAROLINA, I ROM PAGE 5 -1 sacks this season and should bright lights of prominence. season has been. Carolina has nude II InvilmiuMiiarowlielure. and Mike Mintei and his buddies in have no problem shutting down Sure, the Patriots have won II played thirteen games ibis sea IVe been to n classes in a row foe secondary will make Brad) pa) a weak New England Running games tnarow but the law of aver- Mike Rucker have gotten a lot of son that have been decided by k'loiv. loriiothavinga solid miming game credit for their team's success game that only managed to pick ages is about descend upon them less than a touchdown and have Hut you kiiowuli.it happened to or a decent wide receiver, Ixuh of and with good reason. up 1,280 yards and three touch- and even more importantly, the won ten of them. This is clcaih those Streaks Ol iiiiiu/Mliev -ended. which aie not Brady's fault. "TTiere's no question that we downs between their two top NFLSsNo. 1 delensivelineisaswvll. a number that shows how sea I missed that 15th free throw, and I lake IX'lhonime might he the have a talented front lour,'' runners. This should allow I teshaun Foster wins ihe MVi' soned this young team is. just didn't leellikegoing to that 15th hetiei quarterback in this game, if and finally shows that UCLA can Panthers head coach lohn I ox Carolina to focus on putting After humiliating I lallas, frus- class only for the fact that he can hand it said. "It's hard to say which some hurt on quarterback Tom produce i|ualit\ lootball players trating St. Louis, and Hal nut loin Brady is a good quarter- oil to two good running backs and groupisthebestintheleague. I Brady and football reigns supreme in dominating Philadelphia, this back. Tom Brady is notagreal quar has receivers that can make plays in Ihe theme for this Sutwr North Carolina. \i least, until the wouldn't trade my group, and appears to Bea team ol destiny - terback, like IftOOO other people Steve smith and Muhsin Bowl looks to lx' two teams in a far I leels and Blue I JevBs take the theyll get better as time goes the same destiny New England will have you believe. Indianapolis' Muhammad on." defensive Struggle which is court again. had two years ago. defense made Brady look quite I'.ilillinsin.i nutt The lour haw combined for something the Panthers entire Final Score; I I-I:I Carolina SUPER BOWL XXXVIII Superbowl Special
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By Dan Myers As for the group's sound, together." When Evolotto asked visit to Elyria. After parting ways What it Was, and How It Could PULSE WRITER Jacobs says, "Definitely, nowa- if the band wanted to play with for six years and performing Be will be released in early Sanford Drive is looking to days, there's a real lack of true them, adds Jacobs, "we said: with other bands, the three March of this year. There will be make an impression on Bowling vocal harmonies and we excel at absolutely." musicians picked up where they a demo album cntided Mull and Green when they open for that. And the fact that we hit up Sanford Drive was originally left off and formed Sanford Things containing pre-mastered Evolotto at Nate and Watty's this such a broad array of different formed in Elyria, Ohio, a city Drive. "Asifthat'swhatwewere versions of their songs on sale at Friday with their wide range of styles. There's going to be some- approximately 30 miles west of meant to do," Jacobs reflects. the show this Friday. styles and unique vocal har- thing that [everybody's] going to Cleveland. LineyWbodrumand In the long term, Sanford To learn more about Sanford monies. dig." Ronnie Taylor, two of the three Drive hopes to own their own Drive, visit them at The band's sound is taken Sanford Drive is coming to original members of the band recording studio and their own http://members.coxnet/jotnar from "a broad mixture of all of Bowling Green after being invit- both grew up in Portsmouth, record label. Through that, they or sign up for their mailing list our cumulative influences," says ed to open for Evolotto. "I used 011 on a street called Sanford want to "be able to do every- using their e-mail address, singer/guitarist Mike Jacobs. to live in BG way back in the Drive. thing ourselves and help other sanford_drive("tox.net "Rock. R&B, Jam, little bit of free- day," Jacobs explains, "1 saw The two were in a band bands along the way," says the form, little bit of indy, it really lEvolotto] and they were pretty together and met up with third band. depends on the song." excellent We swapped shows member Mike Jacobs during a Sanford Drive's debut album, KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE m MMa ^^W^aHfi^a^^9'¥BSsBSSSSiiiiiMwi\^Siri ■MS 6 Friday. January 30.2004 M'om.s WWW.BGNEWS.COM The BG News sports Super Bowl picks! Patriots' key guys have Tins sports stall is just gang mitso thinking about Super Bowl XXXVIII. live front Houston Sunday night. Questions like. "How many tines will Chns Bennan say that stupid Delhomme line?" and "How stupid will Phil Simms mate himself look with his commentary'" have littered our office all week Tlie tune lias come, and we have spoken. Take our word for it: This is the way tlie game will turn out. Tiust us. Super Bowl experience Y"- I'om Brady is from Indianapolis teams in the playoffs. Brad) will remain cool under Michigan, and no, he's By Adam Hrit/ak Deshaun Foster in ordei to set backet Mike Mabel and strong pressure and the the Panthers won't probably not as great as SPOfi' up their passing game, hut a saici\ off-season acquisition be able to slop the steady New everyone thinks, I lie New England Patriots tough Patriot front line that Rodney Harrison, this defense JAYME RAMSON I ngland offense. Hui tin 11 straight games he lias will head into Sundays Super includes Seymour and mam never quits, Sports Editor Ilir Patriots win 21-17 ... Ivrn been the model ol consistency in Howl showdown with the moth defensive tackle led Carolinas defense will settle iiiniinh Id rather watch i.Mi and Prediction Patriots the Nl I, leading the Patriots past Carolina Panthers looking lo Washington will make sure thcit down as tlie game goes on and Southern (id play for the NCAA Score 21-1/ vcrj tough lennessee and take their second Lombardi backs nevei see daylight. hold New I.ngland from scoring football championship Irophy in three years, New England tends lo start many points Hut this Patriot In their last Super Howl games fast and score points team has loo much intelligence I h e Hi >il i the Carolina Panthers anil the New England against the St. Louis Hams, the early. Brady's ability to read and character to get rattled and Pats and Patriots have very talented offense and defense, but Patriots came in lo the game defenses and good decision will prevent the Panthers from the Pats have die experience in quarterback. Tom I II in heau underdogs and shocked making will put Ihe Patriots on taking tlie lead, Brady jusi Brady. Winning the 2001 Superbowl proves that New the sports world with their victo- Ihe board Hist MlK h maligned Since neithei offense is leal know how l-jigland can gel it done. II Brady completes his ry, hut Ihe tables have tinned running hack Antowain Smith explosive, this probably will not passes, and the Pats' defense stops the Panthers' KEVIN m get it DANIELLE and now (hey an- ihe heavy seems lo step up his play in big Be a high scoring game which is ground attack, New I ngland will be wearing new SHIELDS done. TANNER favorites. games and will help balance good lor ihe tans because the rings mi Sundaj night. Noi lo underestimate the Sports Reporter Sports Reporter This year, they once again their offense ii»>k foi Brady to score will remain dose. Carolina Panthers; the) will be tough lo heat. The hi inga dominating dclcnse that lead the Patriots to an early may have the opportunity to Prediction Patriots Prediction Patriots game "ill be close, bul New England will ranked first in the NFL in points touchdown score by managing have one last drive needing a Score 17-13 Score 35-28 lake home the hardware in a 35-28 victory. allow nl per game al 145. 11 ley a well drawn out drive and touchdown to win, hut theii have mam of the key figures spreading the lull around lo all inexperience will catch up with from their last Super Bowl team lour of his receivers, froy Brown, them and there is no wav that As a lifelong i Hiio sports fan I lind it dis- on their current roster, led bj Deion Branch, Bethel fohnson, ihe veteran Patriot defense, heartening that New I ngland Patriots head quarterback lorn Brady, comer- and David (livens. along with theii incredibly intel- man Hill Bciichick is on the verge ot his sec- back Ty Law, outside linebacker The Panthers never let down ligent coaching staff will alliAV ond snpei Bowl in three years. Belichick, Willie McGincst, and defensive for a second, which will keep the Panthers to gel in the end- who was rievet .i fan favorite during his five lineman Itichaid Seymour. them in this game. Hut as long,is zone. yeat slim in( leveland, managed lo take the JASON A. Ihe Panthers offense has the Patriots defense can play New I ngland will lie viclori- RYAN Browns loihe playofls only once. DIXON been putting up surprisingh their typical hard nose football, (ncsmiceagainarid get their sec- I h'spite having onh one winning season AUTULL0 Sports Reporter good numheis and pouus in Carolinas offense will not find ond Super Bovvl championship Sports Reporter in Cleveland I still respect Belichick's coach- their playofl run. hut New much success. ollhevoiingdeeade. I Inalscorc ing abilities and blame former Browns Prediction Prediction Carolina England head coach Bill New Kngland's defense has New I ngland 20, i arolina 11 owner \rt Modi-ll furl lev elands lai k of suc- Belli hui is sine lo pul together and all those align Boston lied Score 24-20 always Ixi-n the teams greatest Patriots cess in the earl) 90's, another one ol his masterful strength. With consistently Sox fans can cheer in glorv lor In choosing the winner lor Super Howl In the words ol ESPNs Chris game plans to stymie Carolina's effective pby from middle line their dominating football team. Score XXXVIII I have agreed lo subside with my Herman. I lay light come and me attack. Carolina loves lo run the hacker (eddy Bnischi, along at leasl until it's time tor llieBovs jealously ol Helichick and pick New l-.ngland 27-14 want a Delhomme." lake hall with Stephen Davis and with Big \eais from ouiside line of summer lo lake die field. as a 1\ II winnei overt arolina. Delhomme, that is. II familiarity truly does ha-ed good ill the Alt championship contempt, then why are people so JOEL HAMMOND game, hut then again, they could infatuated with Ihe Brady brunch? Sports Reporter make me look good in a til-akin' Supei Howl XXXVIII is about the spceda (arolina Panthers, a team of des- Chances arc Hr.ulv will make tiny a team that has experienced Prediction Carolina mistakes this Sunday hut this time, the NFUs version of purgatory and t aroiiiias elite defense will actualh a team thai has emerged from the Defense will be key Score 29-13 (.ipiiali/e. thePanthers'outstand- shadows of despair and into the fourteen in a row? Big deal I've ing iinui loin will pressure Brady, CAROLINA. I ROM PAGE 5 24 sicks this season and should season has Been. 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Fluiess balls 11 p.m. tilus machines, such as the Bo Flex, are used to tone die thighs, lower T-Shirts available for thousands of dollars, back, abdonimals, Including upper, OhMyGod more and more people are Investing lower and obliques, and arms. Zimmerman in tlie most simplistic- of exercise Cathy Swiek, Director of die Group Howard's Club H equipment. For around $20 people Exercise Programs, agrees. an' incorporating fitness balls into "The balls moke the exercises 11 p.m. their workout regime. more effective because Its an unbal- HelpWanted Exercise balls were originally used anced surface." Inner Recipe iv physical therapists about 30 years Its the balancing on the fitness ball Brewster's > and are now one of the most that makes the exercises so effective. iipulur exercise equipment pieces in "The illness ball engages a cure 12-2 p.m. and 4-10 p.m. ! fitness industry, according to strength needed to balance on It," Miniature Golf dyllvnds.com. Swicksald. Union Ballroom These balls are used at the Student As far as incorporating the fitness ■acadon Center as wetL Si nee hall Into an at-home routine, some 1999, exercise classes such as Abs 30, people may need to get used to using Sculpt 45 and many cardiovascular the fitness ball. Applegate suggests Sunday workout classes such as kickbaxtng people get acquainted with the ball and step anxibics use the fitness ball first by sitting or kneeling on it 12 a.m. us port of the routine. ' When purchasing a fitness ball for UAO Presents "Radio" At these classes, trained fitness at-home use, many, such as the Union Theater instructors show participants first HesistuBall, offer workout videos to ad how to use the exenise balls purchase us wdL 12-2 p.m. and 4-10 p.m. As with any exercise program, Miniature Golf So what are they good fort however, toning is never enough. 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Contact her at Sanford Drive cruises into town nromins&bgnet. bgsu. edu. By Dan Myers As for die group's sound, together." When Evolotto asked visit to Elyria. After parting ways What it Was, and How It Could PULSE w«iu» lacobs says, "Definitely, nowa- if the band wanted to play widi for six years and performing lie will be released in early Sanford Drive is looking to days, there's a real lack of true them, adds lacobs, "we said: with other bands, the three March of this year. There will be make an impression on Bowling vocal harmonies and we excel at absolutely." musicians picked up where they a demo album entitled Stuff and Green when they open for that. And the fact that we hit up Sanford Drive was originally left off and formed Sanford Tilings containing prc-mastered Evolotto at Nate and Wallys this such a broad array of different formed in Elyria, Ohio, a city Drive. "Asifthat'swhatwewere versions of their songs on sale at Friday with their wide range of styles. There's going to be some- approximately 30 miles west of meant to do," lacobs reflects. the show this Friday. styles and unique vocal har- thing that [everybody's] going to Cleveland, liney Woodrum and In the long term, Sanford To leani more about Sanford monies. dig" Ronnie Taylor, two of the three Drive hopes to own their own Drive, visit them at The band's sound is taken Sanford Drive is coming to original members of the band recording studio and their own http://inemhers.cox.net/jotnar from "a broad mixture of all of Bowling Green after being invit- both grew up in Portsmouth, record label. Through that, they or sign up for dieir mailing list our cumulative influences," says ed to open for Evolotto "I used 011 on a street called Sanford want to "be able to do every- using their e-mail address, singer/guitarist Mike lacobs. to live in BG way back in the Drive. thing ourselves and help other sanford drive^cox.net. "Rock, R&B, jam, little bit of free- day," lacobs explains, "I saw The two were in a band bands along the way," says the form, little bit of indy, it really lEvolottol and they were pretty together and met up with third band. depends on the song." excellent. We swapped shows member Mike lacobs during a Sanford Drive's debut album, KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE -.-•■■•■■•.•■ 8 Friday, January 30,2004 TIIK PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM 1970-1975 THIRD IX A SEVEN-PARTSERJES Rock daddies 'The Godfather's' creator are classic and a good oF boy rank tops cover kings By Andrew dayman career and his ticket into the it maintains a consistent viewing, PULSE WRITER mainstream consciousness. tone while jumping across "The Conversation" starts Best Album: Harvest doesn't necessarily musical styles, from country out brilliantly as we see two By Eric Ham thing from classic rock to rhythm stand out as a masterpiece in to rock to the booming, people, a man and a woman, PULSE WRITE* and blues. According to Brown, Neil Young:Harvest the way that some of the orchestral sound of "A Man under surveillance while they The Sugar DaddyS may have the students seem to like the (1972) other great albums from this Needs A Maid." Young's soul- are trying to have a private found a new home for their older classic songs. In the aftermath of period do. It's effect doesn't searching lyrics are the tie conversation. Their voices exciting, crowd-involving style of When The Sugar DaddyS arent Woodstock, rock music's hit you as quickly as David that binds. fade in and out mixed in with music The members, who are all playing at a local bar, they have temporary union gave way to Bowie's Ziggy Stardust (1972), Incredibly, many of these street noise and a band play- in their late thirties started play- also performed at weddings and the numerous transitional Bruce Springsteen's Born to songs were written while ing "Red, Red Robin". ing at Brewster's about four festivals. The only difference phases of the early 1970s. Run (1975), or The Who's Young was recovering from Harry Caul (Gene Hackman) months ago. between their shows at weddings On the home front, Bob Who's Next (1971). It also has- major back surgery. His is the surveillance expert in Chris Brown, the keyboard compared to bars is that they Dylan went country, Marvin n't had the cultural impact of mobility was limited, and he charge of the operation. player, admitted that he has play a few more slow songs. The Gaye got political, and loni Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon was often working under Later we find out that the noticed that people seem to bands favorite show to play, Mitchell led the charge of the (1973) or John Lennon's sedation. Nonetheless, he woman is the wife of the leave early before the last'call at however, is the annual singer/songwriters. Across Imagine (1971). Nonetheless, managed to work out the director of a large corpora- the bars that they usually play at. Birmingham Ethnic Festival in the pond, the Beatles were after several listens, Harvest songs with a band of studio tion (Robert Duvall) and the But this is the furthest thing Toledo. flying solo, Pink l-'loyd broke proves to be the rarest of musicians in Nashville, and man is one of the director's from the truth when they play at After the band's first practice, into the mainstream, and albums; one that marked its the entire album was cut in a subordinates. Brewster's in Bowling Green. they didn't have a name until one Led Zeppelin were redefining own time while sounding few short weeks in the spring Harry cleans up the audio "There have been more people of the members shouted out jok- hard rock. Of course, all of equally impressive in any of 1972. Though he would recording and hears the man on stage than any other bars," ingly "The Sugar DaddyS." When these developments could other. shun the fame that followed, say, "He'd kill us if he had the Brown said when asked about they met again, none of the also describe the work of one In comparison to some of Neil Young learned the pay- chance." This statement the crowds in Bowling Green. members had thought of a name Mr. Neil Young, whose 1972 Young's other albums from offs of pain - both of the back doesn't sit well with Harry, he Nick Mousoulias, the lead singer, yet so the)' decided to stick with album Harvest stands as this this period, such as the poet- and the heart. has been riddled with guilt said that the crowds at Brewster's the one they had joked around week's "Album of the Era." ic After the Gold Rush and JeffVank since one woman and child have been very responsive and about. Having gained notoriety the hard-edged Tonight's the PUISE WHITER were possibly killed due tone know how to party. "It has been a fun name," for his work with Buffalo Night (1975), critics often Best Film: of his surveillance opera- "We have fun, that's what we're Brown said. It has been great for Springfield and Crosby, Stills accused Harvest of being tions. Does the director want there for," Mousoulias said. their merchandise sales. & Nash, Young's solo career over-produced and overly "The Conversation" them dead? The audience is If the crowd isn't gening into Fans seem to like the name was just beginning to blos- accessible. Francis Ford left in the dark on that fact the music, Mousoulias doesn't and how they use a money sign som as the 1970s began. His However, when most of an Coppola (1974) until the end. hesitate to go into the crowd to in DaddyS." The women'sT- first two solo albums, Neil album's songs are straight 1970-1975 was a great time "The Conversation" is a find someone to help him sing a shirts have been the best sellers Young and Everybody Knows forward ballads on love and for cinema. In that time peri- thriller from a different time. song or two. so far. This Is Nowhere, quickly loss, accessibility wouldn't od audiences were treated to Instead of a film chock full of "We put together a band of Mousoulias feels the band has pushed him to the forefront seem to be a negative trait. In films by premier directors at mindless explosions and really good musicians," Brown definitely lived up to its potential of not only the county-rock fact, Harvest includes four of the top of their game. quick edits, we get an obser- said. so far, but they are striving for and singer/songwriter move- Young's best songs, and four This is an era when Francis vant character with filled All of the members of The more all the time. Currently, the ments, but the budding hard of the best songs of the Ford Copolla shined the with tension and suspense. Sugar DaddyS have been playing hand is looking for their ultimate rock scene, as well. decade, in the form of "Heart brightest. Not only did he The camera stays still and for so long, that the main reason direction, and working on some Young had proven equally of Gold, ""Old Man," direct "The Godfather" lets the audience lament on they practice together is to help original songs so they can put adept at churning out power "Harvest," and "The Needle (1972) and "The Godfather the characters' actions and the band gel better together. out a CD. chords with his band Crazy and the Damage Done." The II," (1974) but between those possible motivations. This They also have to decide what The Sugar DaddyS usually play I lorse and tugging at heart first three are near-perfect two movies he directed "The feature has a quiet brilliance songs fit their criteria to be at Brewster's in Bowling Green strings with his acoustic country ballads, while the Conversation," (1974) a gem that stays with you. The more played live. about once a month. Their next work. After the release of latter is a moving, acoustic of a film that is one of the you think about it, the more the Sugar DaddyS play every- show is scheduled for March 26. After the Gold Rush in 1970, memoir of a friend's collapse most overlooked great films you enjoy it. his diverse sound had earned into heroin addiction. out there. Everyone knows him the respect and atten- Harvest also ventured into that they are only cheating tion of music fans from rock territory, with the brutal themselves if they don't see STAY TUNED NEXT WEEK FOR almost every walk of life. social commentary of the Godfather trilogy (except Young's reluctant rise to "Alabama" helping to ignite a for the 3rd one), so I chose GIRL ROCKERS superstardom was complet- feud between Young and the Coppola's forgotten classic in ed in 1972, as his fourth solo members of I.ynyrd Skynyrd. the hopes that some of you album, Harvest, became the One of the most brilliant will treat yourselves to a "THE KELLY RICHEY BAND," best selling album of his elements of the album is how AND A PREVIEW OF CLAMOR MAGAZINE'S UPCOMING MUSIC FESTIVAL BLACK SWAMP u Open at 5:30 p.m. on Superbowl Sunday Hot Dogs • Chili • Chips • Nachos • Wings *<* prizes all game long! n big after each quarter! Win bigger at half time! Win a Playstation 2 at the end of the game! 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He or she will tell tell the money's worth, so 1 ask them at said South Toledo YMCA "Spinning gave me more "Last year, my then-girlfriend and I had only been class what to do, how much the beginning of class if the instructor, Dan VanKoughnet. energy and made me feel dating for a couple of weeks. I went to her room tension to put on yourself and music is alright," Cabellon said. The more a student pushes healthier. My muscles hurt and how much to take off. Most instnictors use faster himself or herself, the better I'm tired, but I felt like I accom- before she got back from class and put a note on her Aero-spin is not that simple. music for jogging on the bike they will feel. plished something," Stone said. desk that said 'Go to the place where we had our A spinning student at the West and the up and down jumps. "The instructors motivated "I go in the workout room Toledo YMCA. Doris Bobak. The slower music is used for the me by them talking to me and and spin. It goes by quick until first kiss.' I had already put another note at that said, "When you first start spin- cool-down and the "up-hill making me work harder than 1 your done. It definitely gives place and it said 'Meet me at my house.' There was ning, you get a little discour- slopes." would," says Junior Kristen you an all-around workout." aged, but you keep going The instnictors use different Stone. says VanKoughnet. a note on my front door that said, 'Come in. 'I was because the instructors moti- analogies in order to motivate Spinning makes a student Aero-spin at the Student waiting in my room wearing a suit and had a vate you." Once on the bike, their students as well. Even work hard and stay strong by Recreation Center is $30 for six don't get off, it will be the best though the students are on sta- staying with the program. At the weeks of an improvement in picnic lunch made up for us. " experience! tionary bikes, the mote tension SRC on campus, the instructors lifestyle. 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