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Books at lower cost and are returns to classes returnable By Tony Hunter Donovan Reporter Powell After a trial run last Local soldier returns While most in his original fresh- year, the University men class are either graduating to the University Bookstore may open from college or taking graduate after serving in Irag up the option of classes, Donovan Powell is now back in the U.S. and ready for the textbook rentals to rest of his life to start. was breaking out." said Powell's students | Page 3 After just a few semesters at father, Don. "Everyone knew it the University. Powell decided to was coming." join the Marine Corp. in 2002. Powell's sister Donielle said iGames sets up "1 just wasn't ready for col- her family was very supportive shop in BG lege at the time," Powell said. "I and respected his decision to wanted to do something bigger join the Marines. A new style of arcade with my life." "Once he makes up his mind comes to Bowling Powell's timing couldn't have to do something, he is going to been worse, with the US just do it," Donielle said. "He is one Green, where custom- coming off the terrorist attacks of the most stubborn people you ers can play a variety of Sept. 11,2001. will meet." of games for a small With the U.S. on the brink of Powell served in Afghanistan war, Powell's family urged him briefly before being sent to Iraq fee per hour | Page 6 iNOCHWU THE BG NEWS not to join the service for fear he in 2005 for 11 months. would be sent to war. CHANGE OF SCENERY: El Zatape's move toa new location has resulted in good business The added benefits liom moving have been 40 "I didn't want him to join the See IRAQ | >! extra seats, incieased visibility and proximity to Woostei Street "The customer (low has increased notably, as is common with any new busi- Wall-E' shoots service because we knew a war ness, but we hope to maintain the flow increase peimanently" said El Zarape General Manager David Olivarez for the stars Pixar Animation Studios has created Phone another top notch ani- Board of mated film audiences cards help love | Page 6 Trustees troops stay How to live farewell in harmony connected Columnist Brian By Gin.i Potthoff Eggenberqer offers Editor-in-chief By Jessica Spies incoming freshmen Reporter useful tips for surviving President Sidney Ribeau's last life with a roommate University Board of Trustee meet- The Iraq War has been at the cen- ing was full of good-byes, thank ter of controversy nearly since its | Page 4 yous and business as usual. start. However, University pro- Kibeauwelcomed Carol Girtwright fessor Brett Holden realizes the A time to to the 1 Iniversity at the meeting, con- most important element is not grow up fident the board and the campus are the war itself, but the troops. in good hands. Despite the way people feel Do people really "Nm\ it's time lor Dr. Cartwright to about the war. the Vietnam expe- mature in college? focus the University," he said. rience has showed us that we Columnist Levi Joseph Board chair Michael Marsh gave need to help the people that we Wonder insists that he Kibeaua"B(i'HAvTiie"hatasaremind- deploy," Holden said. is one of the few who H ofliis 13 years at the University mis is one of the reasons will change very little Marsh's term as chair ended and why Holden has partnered with | Page 4 board member lohn Hurbal was Mike Przysiecki. 2003 graduate picked to replace him. of the University and natural Then the board got to work resources specialist at Bowling BG alumnus Personnel changes made since Green Parks and Recreation, and the board's last meeting were Margret Szymanski, member of continues approved, as well as granting Trustee By Jasmine Nash While some of the dining areas the Family Readiness Group, to success in AFL Professorship to secretary to the on campus do offer vegetarian provide phone cards to troops board linda Dobb for her years of substitutes, it Is still not satisfying through Operation Phone Card. Former Falcon. Robert Some on-campus students find serving with distinction. the students. Holden is also the director and Redd, caught four The Wolfe Center for the Arts the number of vegetarian options faculty advisor of the Veteran touchdown passes construction was approved and is offered by tin- University few and Sophomore CaudateWoodwortli is Assessment and Service Team scheduled to begin in April 2009. on campus. in an Arena Football far between. not a vegetarian, but feels the school Expected completion of the $40 does not accommodate them as well Operation Phone Card works League victory for the million project is fanuary 2011. Sophomore Natalie O'Brien is one as t bey could. with families of National Guard Cleveland Gladiators University Chief Financial Officer members, which includes Bowling of those students. "I know a couple people who are Sherideen Stoll said state capital "I think at limes the campus pro- Green residents. appropriations would pay for $38 vegetarians who had a very hard time Przysiecki wanted to help troops million for the project, with private vided decent food for vegetarians, getting food tli.it they could eat," deployed but was not sure how. funds paying the difference. hui more often tban not, finding a \\ oodworth said. First, he wanted to send care The center is supposed to bring well balanced, bcallby and afford- packages but realized that wasn't together the facilities currently scat- what troops needed. tered across campus, including per- able vegetarian option was hard*" Sec VEGGIES Pane 5 "Everything they needed they formance, design and instructional site said. have," Przysiecki said. "What they needed most was phone cards." See BOARD I •2 PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY RACHEL RADWANSKI Being a former member of the Ohio Air National Guard, Przysiecki realized there was a "very limited opportunity to call home and family members." "I know what it's like to be Where are good places, BG Lions and Wendy's help eye care patients away from your family; it's nice if any, to get your to know that people back home veggies on campus? Semir* Chowdhury "When people come up to us at the fundraisers will be distributed actually care." Przysiecki said. Reporter when people go to the Wood "When guys get back, they feel fundraiser and they thank us for helping County Health Department and disenfranchised because it's The Bowling Green Evening [ions speak to Peggy Naus. a public business as usual at home." Club wants to help out those who someone in their family, it is very health nurse. While Przysiecki, who was cannot afford glasses or an eye Naus said people call the deployed last summer, realizes exam in the Wood County area. health department and then fill Operation Phone Card will not According to public informa- out a referral form. help the troops once they are Blake McClory. tion officer Robert Segna, the Tub President After the form is filled out. she home, he does think staying in Sophomore. VCT Bowling Green Lions Club is a decides which agency will fulfill contact with family members volunteer service organiza- about how the donations have the Lions Club and a box for col- the eye care need request. will help to alleviate the feeling "I never get any." tion that helps those in need in helped them. lecting glasses, he said. She said the Lions Club is the ofdisenfranchisement. Bowling Green. "When people come up to us at Glasses arc collected through- only agency that looks at the Some troops have a baby on | Page 4 They have many projects the fundraiser and they thank us out the year around Bowling need first and not the income the way or children and are in they work on, such as Christmas for helping someone in their fam- Green at places such as Wendy's. guidelines. dire need to contact their fami- Food Baskets for the Needy, Little ily, it is very rewarding to know Ben Franklin, Kroger Pharmacy Some Lions clubs only accept lies back home, Przysiecki said i League Uniforms and Lions Sight that they recognize the Lions same at $9,060. why phone cards make so much City Park Pool or the Rotary Nature BLOTTER There were increases in PHONE sense, Przysiecki said. Center in Wintergarden Park. BOARD All cards will be sent directly to Ftom Page 1 expenditures, with a 1.5 per- From Page 1 Providing this service takes this FRIDAY cent salary pool increase for financial burden off, he said. the Bowling Green Guardsmen 11:12 PM areas, faculty, administrative and clas- phone cards in comparison to Operation Phone Card is asking and their fellow Ohio servicemen and women. ■ I he I Inivcrsily alsi I iianiori ails sified staff. care packages. for phone cards of any type, how- "The whole idea is that the phone ■ .is ii- Misi c enter of eoceflenoa Heath benefits also increased "It's easier than sending over ever they do recommend going I '• ig [ ■ According to Provost Shirley by 7 percent, with a total care packages; care packages through the link on the Web site to cards are something we know the Baugher, the arts provide increase of $2.9 million, and are not necessary at this point," buy an AT&T card. sc >li ■ gel lot I nelaiids. to do laundry without paying and plastic baggies and a marijuana grower's a roadside bomb while driving as a Marine but is focused on ■ lUition eosts remained the money into the machines, handbook through the city. finishing his education at the The bomb that hit Powell's University and moving on with 8 41PM unit was just a few cars ahead of his life, ■ If people need more assis- I've care fund," he said. I his his humvee. "If I had the chance, 1 would 100 block ol tance, such as glaucoma surgery fundraiser plus the others will "lust that |attack| was the never take it back," Powell said. LIONS "But I will never go back." From Page 1 and vision, the Bowling Green help replenish that." scariest thing because you're Evening Lions Club applies to Eye care is important and he thinking, 'What if that was For Don, it is a great relief to MONDAY Vius enjoys helping people the Northwest Ohio Kyecarc said it is important lo help others my vehicle?'" he said. "Going have his son back at home and Foundation and they provide that cannot afford it. through downtown, you just safe for good. 100 AM with their vision or other med- ical com cms assistance, Segna said. "The need keeps on going never knew who could shoot "I'm glad he made the decision f Sanduslcy. 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The University was invited There will be a Farewell Lunch on the A trip to Europe is a dream for to the festival through Music Lawn for University President Sidney most college students, but few Celebrations International in Ribeau and Paula Whetsel-Ribeau actually experience it. Tempe, Ariz. Tuesday. July 8 The University's Collegiate President of Music Celebrations This special lunch to wish the Ribeaus Chorale has a chance to expe- International )ohn Wiscomb farewell before they leave for Washington. rience the dream this summer retired and invited Skoog to be one DC. will take place from II a.m. to 1 pm. when they go to the 2008 Lucerne of the festival directors this year, on the lawn in Iront of University Hall. International Choral Festival in along with Hilary Afelstadt, direc- Europe from June 30 to July 12. tor of choral activities at OSU. The Ribeaus will make their final Director of choral activi- Skoog said he was picked remarks at noon ties William Skoog said 11 high because he had done European school and college groups will trips in the past. be performing in the Switzerland In the beginning of the trip, EN0CHWU !-:8GNfWS festival at the Kultur-und- everyone will be performing and ONCE MORE WITH FEELING: William Skoog. an associate professor, conducts one ol two final rehearsals before leaving for Europe GET A LIFE Kongrcsszentrum Luzern. during the second half it will only Music students, alumni and community members will join with other choruses from around the world to participate in the Lucerne Festival CALENDAR Of EVENTS "It is a distinct honor to be invit- be the Collegiate Chorale and Some events taken from event^bgsuedu ed to conduct in such a prestige Community Chorale, Skoog said. ing in a famous music hall. places all over Europe and leav- adds to the excitement." 8 a.rr -1 p.m. hall with a world class orchestra," They will be touring and per- "It is a marvelous opportunity ing the U.S. for the first time. Kristen Basore, senior music NW0 TEAMS Summer Skoog said. forming at other European loca- for the students and community "I think the most exciting performance major, is also excit- 'ITie Collegiate Chorale is com- tions such as Italy and Austria members to perform great music aspect of this trip is the variety ed about leaving the U.S. for the Institute prised of 40 males and females who for the Celebration of American in world class concert halls, to of performance spaces, all of first time and performing. ■'- 2 m. are the top select in the College of Music Festival. see the world and experience which are very prestige through- "I am excited to leave because Horizon Youth Theatre Musical Arts, Skoog said. Skoog is looking forward to the different cultures," he said. out Europe ... e.g. St. Mark's it's my first time ever leaving the About 28 people are going to students and community learn- Senior and music education Cathedral in Venice," Carmack U.S.." she said. "I am looking Summer Workshops Europe along with another 45 ing about different cultures, and major, lohn Carmack, is excited said. "This is also my first trip forward to performing at the Wooster Street Center, people from the Community he is also excited about conduct- about performing in different outside of North America, which Lucerne Festival." i124E.Wooster University Bookstore offers textbook rental option to students By Tony Hunter Reporter "I think for books... that cost $120 that Students may want to check out the University Bookstore this fall renting it would for upcoming changes and deals to save some money. be worth it." One new thing students may be able to expect in the near future is Christa Fitch I Senior textbook rentals at less than half the cost of new books. ing with other ways for students The bookstore successfully ran to save money by offering free a test trial this past spring where Union parking for customers who three textbooks were bought by the make a purchase of S25 or more. University to be rented by students. Many students arc not aware that According to Course Materials this service has been offered by the ■■■■■■■■■aaaBB Manager Steve Overhoh, the trial bookstore for more than six years. ran so well that his staff concluded "It's been a service we've offered this summer they would start work- since I've been here," Grant said. ing on offering more rental books. "It's more for visitors and parents "We are always looking for ways looking for parking on campus." ►witch to the net to get books cheaper for students," Senior Christa Fitch said she Overholt said. "IThe trial] was very uses the deal as a nice way to find well received by the students." parking during the busy move-in University Bookstore Manager days of the school year. Andy Grant said if the University "i think a lot of people know about the be be far too expensive for a meal, so I would usually have to opt for VEGGIES ,i-thin Bl From Page 1 less healthy food," O'Brien said. "1 mainly frequented the SunDial I music player "Also, I became ill during the and the Union when I had flex egapixct 1 school year, and 1 could not funds to spare." stomach meat ... I felt that I Students said depending on didn't have a good selection." the situation, both the SunDial The campus does offer a veg- and the Union had poor vegetar- claim based on global co etarian club, but it does not have ian options, with either the same a Y/eb site for students to learn meal options or nothing at all more about it. that was very accommodating. Daria Blachowski-Dreyer, the Sophomore Bree Shollenberger Dietician for Dining Services, likes dining locations that offer More b? wants students to know all salads. more pi their options. "The best place |was) probably "There are vegetarian and Campus Corners because they vegan options on the menus at offered salads," she said. FREE SHIPPING 1.866.MOBILITY — ATT.COM/WIRELESS - VISIT A STORE all dining services on campus," Students who want to give din- she said. ing services their input may have While this is true, option varia- an outlet for their opinions. tion is also an issue, along with Blachowski-Dreyer said the Proud wireless partner ot the Toledo Mud Hens. food prices. BGedge (an old university pro- According to Blachowski- gram) was being reincarnated AI&TSIQRfci Dreyer, vegetarian food is not and that they meet to discuss that much more expensive, even vegetarian options Bowling Green * 1027 N. Main St. (419) 352-6270 with the rising food costs. 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AT4T logo and aft other marks conUined herein are trademarks ol AT4T Intellectual Property and/or AT4T affliated :cTj;r,« I 123 S Main St • BG 419-354-6686 T»H* ' • ■tnMpa "He is one of the most stubborn people you will meet." - Donielle Powell, from Page 1 FORUM Wednesday. July 2. j PEOPLE ON InE bTKEET Where are good places, if any, to get your veggies on campus? There are a lot of "What are veggiesr "None, but if you "The sub shop for VISIT US AT options beating vega- have to. the union." your sandwitches. k BGNEWS.COM tarian on campus, but anywhere else is Have your own take on the qualty and variety _ just gross." today's People On The leave a lot to be desired' Street? Or a suggestion for LEANN WOOD, CLINTON WEBB. KELSEY ELLING, JUSTIN PAYNE, a question? Give us your Sophomore. Junior. Junior, Senior. MUSK and feedback at bgnews.com. International Studies History and Philosophy Nursing ■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■B Tips on living with a new roommate College life has done very little toq uell my inner child Brian "Sharing Is very necessary Another very important thing Eggenberger to discuss is property rights and "In my opinion, I think Columnist in a dorm room, given the furniture. Sharing is very neces- Levi Joseph sary in a dorm room, given the Wonder I've actually taken a credit hours under my belt. On very limited amount of very limited amount of space one hand, I don't really think I'm space you have." you have. Who brings the fridge? Columnist few steps backwards ready to properly guess what The futon? The microwave? A kind of person I'll be in 2.8 years © good suggestion is to split costs from now. on the maturity scale." Roommates. No other word ing to someone else. but not ownership. You might On the other hand, I don't can illicit such mixed emotions. Probably the best thing you supply the fridge while your i back home after this next six- think I'll ever be ready to be We've had good ones and bad can do when you meet your roommate supplies the futon, I've had the opportunity to week session... sure of anything relating to ones. Here are some tips for liv- roommate is to set up some which means that what she says talk to some college-graduated I m not saying that college my college career, because my ing with one. ground rules right off the bat about the futon, goes, but you persons whom I know from my doesn't make people more mind refuses to mature! I've had Whether you're in the dorms For example, try to have a similar get to lord over the refrigerator. hometown and most of them mature. In feet, a small hand- people tell me that I'm still stuck or an apartment, living with bed time. It's a lot easier to fall But where do you draw the have described college as a ful of people whom I know in high school! It's a very real roommates is a challenge unpar- asleep with the lights off and it's line? Are you going to share food time for immature high school have changed significantly after possibility that I could remain a alleled. We all have our own little easier to do schoolwork if you with your roommate? What kids to receive university-level merely one or two years of higher bewildered kid with a pre-col- quirks that, while possibly ador- don't have to worry about wak- about a TV? Make sure you both educations, to get involved in education, evidence of college's lege mentality for the rest of my able to our mom can be incred- ing someone up. If this doesn't know who can use what. student organizations and have potential to mature people. maturity-absent life. ibly annoying to someone who work out, try to discuss what Having a roommate is a rela- fun, and to become more men- But in my particular case, I Or maybe I'll get a grip and has to spend the next eight to you need in order to fall asleep tionship and, as with every kind tally and emotionally mature fall in with ihe crowd of kids suck it up. Much of the time, I nine months within 15 feet of us. or to do homework. This will of relationship, there are bound in their lives. who will probably mature very over-philosophize. 1 do it WAY So be mindful of yourself. Try to ensure that both parties can get to be problems. The best thing little (at least, demeanor-wise) TOO MUCH. Even in ordinary steer clear of the stupid things their work done and get to sleep. you can do is keep the commu- For the most part, I agree over four years of post-second- conversations over insignifi- you do, like tapping your pen, Another thing to discuss is who nication lines open. with these ideas: I've received a ary education. cant matters, I'll be getting in cracking your knuckles or party- can come to your dorm or apart- And if you're the annoyed pretty good college education so Or, maybe I'll do a 180 and touch with my inner Rene ing on Monday night. What you ment and when. What about far (based on my I school year start wearing a business suit Descartes, thinking: might not even notice yourself boyfriends and girlfriends? Can See EGGENBERGER | Page 5 and .5 summers here at BGSU), everywhere! (Wait, that's a ste- "Can I be sure that I'm really doing can be extremely aggravat- anyone spend the night? and I've had too much fun with reotype. Crap.) talking to this person? Can I be goofy stuff and student organi- Don't get me wrong; I do sure that 1 actually remembered zations. believe that I could change a to put pants on today? Does my But maturity? great deal in the years to come. stomach really exist, or is this No No way at all. If other college graduates are vaguely painful feeling stem- Specialization can make you a slave In my opinion, I think I've substantial evidence (which ming from my abdomen merely actually taken a few steps back- they are), then I could theoreti- an emotion-turned physical CONRAD MtnSCHER COLUMNIST "Speciafaation that began finding out more about a topic wards on the maturity scale. cally rum into a mature person sensation used by the midget or field. Right now, I'd rank my mental by the time I graduate. goblin robots who inhabit my Buckminster Fuller's history of with the Great Pirate The second stage of learning is maturity level as that of a prepu- OH NO! large intestine to tell me to feed education demonstrates how a precision stage where the stu- bescent nine-year-old boy who But for Charles Branson's them in order to keep them the elite of the military-indus- continues in schools and dent learns many details. plays with Legos and Nerf toys. sake, I'm merely a college soph- running so they don't shut down trial-governmental complex universities today" The third stage is the gen- 'Cuz I still like Legos and Nerf omore with a face that won't my body's homeostasis..." keeps many of us in the dark. eralization stage, where one toys. In fact, I think I'll construct grow facial hair, a Frankenstein- When we are in the dark, we attempts to make connections a small armada of ships from ed bike instead of a sweet See WONDER | PageS can be more easily manipulated be the only one who will be a (arrive at big open ideas) not my Lego collection when I go conversion van and a paltry 38 without being aware of it. comprehensive thinker. only within a field of knowledge Fuller's history of specialization These specialists were paid under study, but also between in schools and universities shows reasonably well but they always fields of knowledge. that the Great Pirates established took orders from the Great Teachers and many professors a land-based home and made Pirate. They were not indepen- often neglect the adventure and someone the Governor. dent comprehensive thinkers as generalization stages of learning 9M The Great Pirate would the Great Pirate was. Grades have become too impor- tell that Governor to tell him Specialization that began tant, and the adventure and i^» /^P™*\ when a smart young person is with the Great Pirates contin- generalization stages are difficult noticed. The Great Pirate would ues in schools and universities to measure. m M- 1 li \Jj M V* *i(A(Qt?C-/r\3 TraveliiV the Globe: ' v££o?* Finding new places to eat in the Big Apple Alison Kemp "These were the really impedes on my Broadway MICHAEL WIGMAN I IHtBGNEWS Columnist and museum preference. deepest fried chicken Secondly, as I have men- tioned before, you can find Fireworks bring beautiful new experiences fingers and fries I've anything here. I came across a restaurant just a couple of blocks ever consumed." away from me that is known for AMAIAJUAIHAKA«M I GUEST COLUMNIST "The colors and forms grew stronger, thicker and faster. its fish and chips. Many fireworks exploded togeth- BROOKLYN — Food. It's every- be eating anything Asian or I ordered chicken fingers It is July 4,2006. of fireworks against the er in the space of the sky. I heard where here, from the cheap Middle Eastern. and chips from The ChipShop, Today around 850 p.m. my a big explosion at the same time variety you can buy from stands Thirdly, 1 don't mind eating the and they came wrapped in friend picked me up and took me darkness gave the viewer I saw the form of fireworks and on street corners to the expen- same thing for consecutive days the white paper that meat is to Bowling Green to attend the a romantic feeling. I heard the cheering of people. sive kind you have to wait in (my lunch has roughly been the wrapped in and covered with a fireworks show. The place was dark and fireworks long lines for. same every day since I arrived). sheet of newspaper. These were When we got dose to the fire- lit up the sky. The dark was like 1 willingly admit that I am And fourthly, I'd rather spend the deepest fried chicken fingers works show area, the car stopped One firework went up quickly a background to a great piece of not the greatest person to write my money on Broadway tickets and fries I've ever consumed. on the bridge near the intersect- and directly into the sky, and artwork by a great artist The col- a commentary about food, but and museums. Yes, they were glorious, and even ing street around 925 pm There the form and movement of the ors and forms of fireworks against because there is such an abun- But with being here five though I really want to eat-in were crowds of cars that moved fireworks was like a snake. When the darkness gave the viewer a dance of options here, this topic weeks now, I've eaten enough sometime and see if the fish quickly to reach the showing area. the fireworks reached a certain romantic feeling. cannot be surpassed. times to have a few things to say. comes in a basket with red and My friend asked me to leave the height, the center of its head When the show finished, the The reason I'm not qualified First, food here is expen- white checked paper, I need to car and walk to the showing area exploded and gave specific forms tow truck had reached and began to discuss this topic is that first of . sive. 1 just bought a box of raisin wait a few weeks. I don't think I to watch. While he was talking, a and shining colors from the cen- to connect the car to be removed. all, I am a picky eater, so I stick to bran, a box of granola bars and a can consume that much grease tow truck came to remove the car. ter, forming a elide around it The My friend and I rode on the tow hamburgers (well done, nothing bag of chips at the grocery store for quite some time. But it was 1 left the car, passed the intersect- colors of the fireworks were yel- truck beside the tow truck driver on thnn i. chicken fingers and for a total of $13. I've decided the first time I felt like I got my ing street and stood at the railing low, red, blue, purple and green to reach my friend's apartment. pasta (hold the sauce). that the grocery store prices here money's worth for the amount of where I could see two events: the with different forms, like stars That fourth of July evening was Second of all, I don't like are roughly twice that of Bowling fireworks show and the stopped at the end of each streamer. At trying new things unless they Green. This price difference hap- See KEMP | Page 5 car. The showing started roughly HMO pm and 1030 pm. when SeeALMAKAREH|PageS ate my only option, so I won't pens in all restaurants, too. This around 930 pm the showing finished, the display LORI WEBER, CAMPUS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy SCOTT RECKER. 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Their train- and teacher-trainers have also From Page 4 often been programmed to From Page 4 the feverish hunger-driven From Page 4 ing of our minds has been desire to soar out into the so subtle that the majority think their job is to give stu- instead of the annoying, See what I mean? 1 think cosmos utilizing angel wings are often in the dark and rely rarely notice the privileges dents information (al Ihe spe- approach ihe situation with about unimportant crap all made of flaming chocolate excessively on other people's they have. This is particu- cialization stage of learning). caution and tact. Do not, the time. Kven when I'm to allow flight) that every- thinking rather than decid- larly true of white people and If schools and universities for instance, blow up at your dreaming, I wonder if that one feels every day of every ing for ourselves. Thomas men, since people of color provided time for students to roommate. They probably Emeril guy has surrepti- week of every year of every Jefferson held that a major and women still do not have make connections to larger do not know that something tiously enfered my dorm lifetime? purpose of education was to the privileges that whites and contexts, we could think they're doing is annoying you, room in order to rig it with I can't be sure. provide conditions whereby males do. something las Kinstein sug- so it might be as simple as ask- pesto-based explosives to But I will say that flying each student would decide As has been mentioned gested) thai can't be learned ing them to stop. ensure a most delicious out into the cosmos with for oneself what will secure or before, for more informa- from textbooks. Often, we do If it's something more seri- death on my part when I angel wings composed of endanger one's freedom. tion about these privileges, not notice that when we fol- ous, like not taking out the choose to slither out of bed flaming Swiss dark chocolate Today we are not frequently Google Peggy Mclntosh and low others' thinking, it may trash, put your foot down. in the morning! would be better than having concerned with openness and her research on this topic will be temporarily easier for Stagnant waste can be a breed- Hut do such thoughts cake for breakfast. freedom. appear. You are invited to dis- us, bul in the long run, we ing ground for bugs, especially make me immature, or are ... And I really like cake. Conservative governments cuss white and male privilege remain slaves to the subtle fruit flies, and the stench is they merely an outlet I use to like the G.W. Bush adminis- with your friends. manipulators who loo fre- impossible to get rid of. In the get out the angst, frustration, tration are overly involved Most of us feel we can do quently think for us. worst case scenario, you might with secrecy, denial of reality little about racism, sexism, Thanks for your attention. have to go to your RA and even- and manipulation. An oli- homophobia and fascism. Conrad P Prilscher, tually change rooms. how much it cost ($9 and garchy now seems to decide That is partly a result of the Professor Emeritus, His When it comes to Interacting, KEMP some change for a piece much of what our country subtle training/programming hook: Re-opening Einstein's it's best not to act as if the other From Page 4 with cherries) because I is doing in Iraq. The closed we are given in our schools I'hought: About What Can't Be person didn't exist. They do; really wanted some. This and secret oligarchy subtly and universities since teach- I earned I torn Textbooks, will be they're 10 feel away. If they're a food I received. cheesecake was the fluffiest promotes racism, sexism, ers and professors often focus published by Sense Publishers "hall-hermit" and you're a social- Thirdly, the new caf- cheesecake I've ever had. homophobia and fascism. only on Whitehead's special- next month. ite, try including (hem in some of eteria at the Metropolitan It also was lacking the gra- A result is that we have ization stage of learning. This your activities. Who knows, they Museum of Art is respect- ham cracker crust so many poor national leadership, the subtle programming has been might be fun to hang out with, able and provides a nice cheesecakes come with. wealthy getting wealthier, and going on for so many years lust be nice and remember that array of foods that are rea- Instead, it had a layer of they, much like you, are human. sonably priced. white cake on the bottom. l-ourthly, the New York There is one meal City staples that I've had still left on my list. This have been quite tasty. I've isn't a restaurant I knew had both a street vendor about before coming to The Redlegs ALMAKAREM hot dog and a hot pretzel. New York, but there's a From Page 4 I-or $2, there's nothing to place in Union Square that Cincinnati Reds were a memorable evening because I complain about. sells a plethora of varieties gained new experiences. I attended On Sunday I liad my of macaroni and cheese. the first professional a fireworks show in the USA for the first piece of New York City It's called'S'MAC (Sarita's baseball team. first time, stopped the car at a dif- cheesecake. I first learned Macaroni and Cheese). I'll ficult time and place, and rode on about Lindy's when I came be hard pressed to get a the tow truck. to the city the summer version other than regular, The Reds just signed -AmaIMm Mmahiwm is from before sixth grade with my but I love mac and cheese Dusty Baker as their Saudi Amliici anilagnuttuite Girl Scout Troop. 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"None, but if you "The sub shop for VISIT US AT options for eating vega- have to, the union." your sandwitches. t* BGNEWS.COM tarian on campus, but anywhere else is Have your own take on the qualty and variety just gross." todays People On The leave a lot to be desired" Street' Or a suggestion for LEANN WOOD. CLINTON WEBB. KELSEY ELLING. JUSTIN PAYNE. a question' Give us your Junior. Junior. Senior. Music and Sophomore. feedback at bqnews com International Studies VCT History and Philosophy Nursing Tips on living with a new roommate College life has done very little to quell my inner child Brian "Sharing is very necessary Another very important thing Eggenberger to discuss is property tights and "In my opinion, I think Columnist in a darn irjcm given the furniture. Sharing is very neces- Levi Joseph ,, „ , credit hours under my belt. On sary in a dorm room, given the Wonder I ve actually taken a very limited amount of very limited amount of space one hand, I don't really think I'm Columnist space you have." you have. Who brings the fridge? few steps backwards ready to properly guess what The futon? The microwave? A kind of person I'll be in 2.8 years good suggestion is to split costs on the maturity scale." from now. Roommates. No other word ing to someone else. but not ownership. You might On the other hand, I don't can illicit Such mixed emotions. Probably the best thing you supply the fridge while your back home after this next six- think I'll ever be ready to be We've had good ones and had can do when you meet your roommate supplies the futon, I've had the opportunity to week session... sure of anything relating to ones. Here are some tips for liv- roommate is to set up some which means that what she says talk to some college-graduated I'm not saving that college my college career, because my ing with one. ground rules right off the bat. about the futon, goes, but you persons whom I know from my doesn't make people more mind refuses to mature! I've had Whether you're in the dorms l:or example, try to have a similar get to lord over the refrigerator. hometown and most of them mamre. In fact, a small hand- people tell me that I'm still stink or an apartment, living with bed time. It's a lot easier to fall But where do you draw the have described college as a ful of people whom I know in high school! It's a very real roommates is a challenge unpar- asleep with the lights off and it's line? Are you going to share food time for immature high school have changed significantly after possibility that I could remain a alleled. We all haw our own little easier to do schoolwork if you with your roommate? What kids to receive university-level merely one or two years of higher bewildered kid with a pre-col- quirks that, while possibly ador- don't have to worry about wak- about a TV? Make sure you both educations, to get involved in education, evidence of college's lege mentality for the rest of my ahle to our mom can be incred- ing someone up. If this doesn't know who can use what. student organizations and have potential to mature people. maturity-absent life. ibly annoying to someone who work out, try to discuss what Having a roommate is a rela- fun. and to become more men- But in my particular case, I Or maybe I'll get a grip and has to spend the next eight to you need in order to fall asleep tionship and, as with every kind tally and emotionally mature fall in with the crowd of kids suck it up. Much of the time, I nine months within 15 feet of us. or to do homework. This will of relationship, there are bound in their lives. who will probably mature very over-philosophize. I do it WAY So be mindful of yourself. Try to ensure that both parties can get to be problems. The best thing little (at least, demeanor-wise) TOO MUCH. Even in ordinary steer clear of the stupid things their work done and get to sleep. you can do is keep the commu- For the most part, I agree over four years of post - second - conversations over insignifi- you do, like tapping your pen, Another thing to discuss is who nication lines open. with these ideas: I've received a ary education. cant matters, I'll he getting in cracking your knuckles or party- can come to your dorm or apart- And if you're the annoyed pretty good college education so Or, maybe I'll do a 180 and touch with my inner Rene ing on Monday night. What you ment and when. What about far (based on my 1 school year start wearing a business suit Descartes, thinking: might not even notice yourself boyfriends and girlfriends? Can See EGGENBERGER | Page 5 and .5 summers here at BGSU), everywhere! (Wait, that's a ste- "Can 1 be sure that I'm really doing can be extremely aggravat- anyone spend the night? and I've had too much fun with reotype. Crap.) talking to this person? (Ian I he goofy stuff and student organi- Don't get me wrong: I do sure that I actually remembered zations. believe that I could change a to put pants on today.' Does my But maturity? great deal in the years to come. stomach really exist, or is this No. No way at all. If other college graduates are vaguely painful feeling stem- Specialization can make you a slave In my opinion, I think I've substantial evidence (which ming from my abdomen merely actually taken a few steps back- they are), then I could theoreti- an emotion-turned physical _ CONBAD PfflTSCHER i COLUMNIST 'Specialization that began finding out more about a topic wards on the maturity1 scale. cally turn into a mature person sensation usedb] trie midget or field. Right now, I'd rank my mental by the time I graduate. goblin robots who inhabit my Buckminster Fuller's history of with the Great Pirate The second stage of learning is maturity level as that of a prepu- OH NO! large intestine to tell me to feed education demonstrates how a precision stage where the stu- bescent nine-year-old boy who But for Charles Branson's them in order to keep them the elite of the military-indus- continues in schools and dent learns many details. plays with Legos and Nerf toys, sake, I'm merely a college soph running so they don't shut down trial-governmental complex universities today" The third stage is the gen- Cuz I still like Legos and Nerf omore with a face that won't mybodyshomeostasis...' keeps many of us in the dark. eralization stage, where one toys. In fact, I think I'll construct grow facial hair, a Frankenstein- When we are in the dark, we attempts to make connections a small armada of ships from ed bike instead of a sweet See WONDER Page 5 can be more easily manipulated be the only one who will be a (arrive at big open ideasl not my lego collection when I go conversion van and a paltry 38 without being aware of it. comprehensive thinker. only within a field of knowledge Puller's history of specialization These specialists were paid under study, but also between in schools and universities shows reasonably well but they always fields of knowledge. that the Great Pirates established took orders from the Great Teachers and many professors a land-based home and made Pirate. They were not indepen- often neglect the adventure and someone the Governor. dent comprehensive thinkers as generalization stages of learning. The Great Pirate would the Great Pirate was. Grades have become too impor- tell that Governor to tell him Specialization that began tant, and the adventure and when a smart young person is with the Great Pirates contin- generalization stages are difficult noticed. The Great Pirate would ues in schools and universities to measure. then ask the young person today. The specialization pre- School and university train- to study a specialty such as vents what the great philoso- ing concentrates mainly on the accounting, finance, naviga- pher, Alfred North Whitehead, second stage; the specialization tion, shipbuilding, or some said about powerful learning. stage. As a result, students and other important skill. The Great Whitehead said learning should former students—most of us— Pirate would tell the young man first include an adventure stage to only study that specialty where the student is turned on See PRITSCHER | Page 5 because the Great Pirate would and becomes inquisitive about Travelin' the Globe: Finding new places to eat in the Big Apple MICHAtlWEIGMAN Alison Kemp "These were the really impedes on my Broadway Columnist and museum preference. deepest fried chicken Secondly, as 1 have men- tioned before, you can find Fireworks bring beautiful new experiences fingers and fries I've anything here. I came across a restaurant just a couple of blocks ever consumed." away from me that is known for AMAiABUAimmKNl&jESKCiUMNisi "The colors and forms grew stronger, thicker and faster. its fish and chips. Many fireworks exploded togeth- BROOKLYN — Food. It's every- be eating anything Asian or I ordered chicken fingers It is July 4,2006. of fireworks against the er in the space of the sky. I heard where here, from the cheap Middle Eastern. and chips from The ChipShop, Today around 8:50 p.m. my a big explosion at the same time variety you can buy from stands Thirdly, I don't mind eating the and they came wrapped in friend picked me up and took me darkness gave the viewer I saw the lonn of fireworks and on street corners to the expen- same thing for consecutive days the white paper that meat is to Bowling Green to attend the a romantic feeling. I heard the cheering of people. sive kind you have to wait in (my lunch has roughly been the wrapped in and covered with a fireworks show. The place was dark and fireworks long lines for. same every day since I arrived). sheet of newspaper. These were When we got close to the fire- lit up the sky. The dark was like 1 willingly admit that I am And fourthly, I'd rather spend the deepest fried chicken fingers works show area, the car stopped One firework went up quickly a background to a great piece of not the greatest person to write my money on Broadway tickets and fries I've ever consumed. on the bridge near the intersect- and directly into the sky, and artwork by a great artist. The col- a commentary about food, but and museums. Yes, they were glorious, and even ing street around 925 p.m. There the ion 11 and movement of the on and fonns of fireworks against because there is such an abun- But with being here five though I really want to eat-in were crowds of cars that moved fireworks was like a snake. When the darkness gave the viewer a dance of options here, this topic weeks now, I've eaten enough sometime and see if the fish quickly to reach the showing area. the fireworks reached a certain romantic feeling. cannot be surpassed. times to have a few things to say. comes in a basket with red and My friend asked me to leave the height, the center of its head When the show finished, the The reason I'm not qualified First, food here is expen- white checked paper, I need to car and walk to the showing area exploded and gave specific forms tow truck hitd reached and began to discuss this topic is that first of . sive. I just bought a box of raisin wait a few weeks. I don't think I to watch. While he was talking, a and shining colors from the cen- to connect the car to be removed. all, I am a picky eater, so I stick to bran, a box of granola bars and a can consume that much grease tow truck came to remove the car. ter, forming a circle around it The My friend and I rode on the tow hamburgers (well done, nothing bag of chips at the grocery store for quite some time. But it was I left the car, passed the intersect- colors of the fireworks were yel- truck beside the tow truck driver on them), chicken fingers and for a total of SI 3. I've decided the first time I felt like I got my ing street and stood at the railing low, red, blue, purple and green to reach my friend's apartment. pasta (hold the sauce). that the grocery store prices here money's worth for the amount of where I could see two events: the with different forms, like stars That li ii ii ih of July evening was Second of all, I don't like are roughly twice that of Bowling fireworks show and the stopped at the end of each streamer. At trying new things unless they Green. This price difference hap- SM KEMP e5 car. The showing started roughly 10:00 p.m. and 1030 p.m. when SeeALMAKAREM|Page5 are my only option, so I won't pens in all restaurants, too. This around 9:30 p.m the showing finished, the display LOW WEBER. CAMPUS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy SCOTT RECKER. 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The Bowling Green, Ohio 434031 Phone: (419) 372-6966 longer pieces between 400 and lor verification purposes Personal editor may change the headlines to CARRIE CRANE, DESIGN EDITOR 700 words. These are usually also in attacks, unverified information or submitted columns and letters at his E-mail: [email protected] response tea current issue on the anonymous submissions will not be or her discretion. Web site: http://www.bgnews.com AMY G0STK0WSKI.C0PY CHIEF University's campus or the Bowling primed Green area. Two submissions per Opinion columns do not necessarily Advertising: 204 West Hall | Phone: (419) 372-2606 ENOCH WU, PHOTO EDITOR month manimum reflect the view ol The BG News WWWBGNEWS.COM FORUM Wednesday. July 2. ?008 5 giddiness and borderline the poor and middle class that our teachers, professors EGGENBERGER WONDER insanity (and let's not forget PRITSCHER getting poorer. Their train and teacher-trainers have also From Page 4 ing of our minds has been often been programmed to From Page 4 the feverish hunger-driven Ftom Page 4 desire to soar out into the so subtle that the majority think their job is to give stu- instead of the annoying, See what 1 mean? I think cosmos utilizing angel wings are often in the dark and rely rarely notice the privileges dents information (at the spe- approach the situation with about unimportant crap all made of flaming chocolate excessively on other people's they have. This is particu- cialization stage of learning). caution and tact. Do not. the time, liven when I'm to allow flight) thai every- thinking rather than decid- larly true of white people and If schools and universities for instance, blow up al youi dreaming, I wonder if that one feels every day of every ing for ourselves. Thomas men, since people of color provided time for students to roommate. They probably Emeril guy has surrepti- week of every year of every Jefferson held that a major and women still do not have make connections to larger do not know that something tiously entered my dorm lifetime? purpose of education was to the privileges that whites and contexts, we could think they're doing is annoying you, room in order to rig it with I can't be sure. provide conditions whereby males do. something [as Einstein sug- so it might be as simple as ask- pesto based explosives to But I will say that flying each student would decide As has been mentioned gested) that can't he learned ing them to stop. ensure a most delicious out into the cosmos with for oneself what will secure or before, for more informa- from textbooks. Often, we do If it's something more seri- death on my part when I angel wings composed of endanger one's freedom. tion about these privileges, not notice that when we fol- ous, like not taking out the choose to slither out of bed flaming Swiss dark chocolate Today we are not frequently Google Peggy Mclntosh and low others' thinking, it may trash, put your foot down. in the morning! would be better than having concerned with openness and her research on this topic will be temporarily easier for Stagnant waste can be a breed But do such thoughts cake for breakfast. freedom. appear. You are invited to dis- us, but In the long run. wc ing ground for bugs, especially make me immature, or are ... And I really like cake. Conservative governments cuss white and male privilege remain slaves to the subtle fruit flies, and the stench is they merely an outlet I use to like the G.W. Bush adminis- with your friends. manipulators who too fre- impossible to gel rid of. 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July 2.20O8 6 Some salvation for local gamers Local businessmen fill in gaming gap in downtown Bowling Green Story by Scott Rcckor | Cny Edito FRIDAY, JULY 4 Three Toledo businessmen are bringing the next gen- eration of video game arcade play to Bowling Green. Fireworks 9 BGSU's Rick Tetreau, Chris Slaght and lake Lewis plan on Intramural Fields opening Next Gen Gaming Center, located at 141 S. 9:45 p.m Main behind Panera Bread, on Friday, July 11, and hope to gain interest from University students. "This is mostly targeted towards college students," Lewis said about the store, which will contain 10 Personal (bmputers, five X-box 360's and one Nintendo Wii. Customers will prepay to play by the hour and although prices are not finalized, I-ewis said the base price will probably be $5 an hour and will allow custom- ers to play any game they wish. If customers are not satisfied with the selection of TUESDAY, games, Lewis said they will be open to suggestions. JULY 8 "We are going to have a request form so people can come Comedians • in and tell us the games they want to play," Lewis said. Yearly memberships will also be available, which will - The Mighty Jerdog with Dave Waite be around $50, and will offer discounts on hourly rates 9 Grumpy Dave's Pub and special events. Next Gen Gaming Center is also a member of iGames, which according to their Web site, is North America's OUT OF SCOIIMCKER GAMING THE DAY AWAY: Two ol the three owners of the Next Gen Gammg Cenlei See STORE | Page 7 TOWN pose for a photo The video game arcade will open this Friday. TOLEDO Pixar's newest adventure FRIDAY, JULY 4 reaches new heights Fourth of July Party with Static Rituals, the By Aaron rMrhrich "Pixar builds Wall-E with only a few lines of dialogue, Flm Critic Dashburns. Beurotic Wall-E's adventure takes us to into a fresh bundle of outer space with transparent ref- 9 p.m. 9 Frankie's After "Ratatouille," critics and erences to "Star Wars" and other 308 Main St audiences everywhere were won- joy anyone would want classic science fiction films After dering how the indestructible we meet a colorful cast of misfit animation studio known as Pixar as a lifelong friend." robots and witness the mon- would find a way to top what strosity that the human race has many were calling the most origi- outer space and catches his eye. become, the climactic impact of nal film they had ever created. As Wall-F. is desperate to make a the film comes with praiseworthy With a credits list including films new friend, the surveillance bot, execution. By incorporating a that revolutionized animation named BVR discovers that Wall-E timers' environmental lesson with films, their successive film always may have stumbled upon the key an unexpectedly glowing love carries high expectations of a to the future of the planet. Soon. story, Pixar once again succeeds 'Wanted': the action quality experience in entertain- Wall- E and EVE take their adven- in the impossible task of creating ment. With so much momen- ture to the reaches of outer space a film for children between the tum building on a never ending where they meet up with the long agesoflandlOO. rocket to perfection, the weight lost inhabitants of Earth. Even with all of the classic film flick you have of continuing the unbelievable During the course of the story references, including a cherished SUNDAY, JULY 6 batting average rests on the in "Wall-E," the gifted storytelling Snippet from "I lello Dolly," the Weird Al Yankovic shoulders of one tiny little robot techniques of Pixar now take on story ofWall-E stands as one thai named Wall- F. forms unlike anything they've is composed of sheer originality always wanted to see 7:30 p.m. 9 the Toledo With their newest film simply ever experimented with. In an and an undying sense of charac- Zoo Amphitheater titled ' Wall-E," Pixar asks the opening sequence that solely ter. By giving a life to a character question, "What if mankind focuses on the routine days of who is otherwise considered By Aaron Helff.rlch had to leave earth and forgot Wall-E's life, the film establishes lifeless, Ilxar builds Wall-E into a Film Critic "[The director] shares to turn the last robot off?" The a haunting narrative made glee- fresh bundle of joy anyone would trash compacting robot named fully acceptable with a signifi- want as a lifelong friend. By fur- Ever since "The Matrix" cap- ... his unique art form Wall-F. is now the only moving cant robot. With a wondrously ther extending the boundaries tured the world with its revo- GRAND thing on the lifeless planet we call expressive main character that of animation. Pixar even creates lutionary slow motion filming that some may call Earth. As we learn that Wall-F. charms his audience to the clas- a character better than most live technology called Bullet Time. RAPIDS has been repeating the same task sic style of Charlie Chaplin's silent action films could create with the sudden craze for the tech- too aggressive." of cleaning up after humans for films, it's apparent that Pixar today's most talented actors. nique has infiltrated its way into call too aggressive. SUNDAY, JULY 6 nearly 700 years, our sympathy is stepping into territories we Without sounding too much nearly every summer block- The story of "Wanted" follows for a lonely robot is immediately would least expect. buster that has succeeded it. the secret lives of a fraternity of "Rhythm on the River" apparent even when a sleek sur- After nearly an hour of the run- See WALL-E | Page 7 Used so many times, hut with assassins whose traditions span with Andrew Dean and veillance robot appears from time has inevitably whisked by so little success, the art of slow back nearly a thousand years. the Farm Machine motion storytelling has landed Even with so much secrecy and in a rut of overused monotony. tradition, one of their greatest "Wanted," is the latest film to assassins has mysteriously gone utilize this technology, but it rogue to fight back against the hasn't been since the original group he was once a part of. As THEY SAID IT "Matrix" that a film has used it a fateful turn of events leads the so effortlessly and stylistically. group to the son of a recendy . Already carrying a background assassinated member, their "If I didn't have in the use and stylization of slow choice in a savior seems less motion, Russian film director than capable of even throwing my films as an Timur Bekmambetov once again a punch. attacks the American film market That savior is Wesley Gibson, outlet for all the with his signature of blatantly living his life as a meaningless over-the-top action sequences. office worker for a boss that he different sides of With successful venture in his hates, Wesley is stuck in a rut of aggressive film series including a pitiful life that is only extended me, I would "Night Watch" and "Day Watch." as the days go by. It isn't until he Timur's films come at you more is approached by a mysterious probably be like the unexpected rush of a roll- woman named Fox (Angelina er-coaster rather than the typical Jolie). who skillfully saves him locked up." expectations of an action flick. from a convenience store shoot- Now, with the job of adapting out and a deadly car chase - Angelina Jolie | Actress the unique graphic novels that that she effortlessly maneuvers make up the story of "Wanted," Bekmambetov shares with us his See WANTED | Page 7 unique art form that some may WWWBGNEWS.COM PULSE Wednesday. July 2.2008 7 CELTIC BAND TORAIGH ENTERTAINS AUDIENCES AT CELTIC FESTIVAL Pop group PrimaJ provides listeners with catchy fluff By Semira Chowdhury wash my hands from you." The Reporter song's title is repeated through- out the song over and over. It A mix of the Spice Girls and makes you want to push the Fergie — Primal is born. This forward button A.S.A.P. hot two-girl LatilU group If you're a cheerleading music was featured in "Brat/.: The fan, turn to the eighth track Movie'' and now their self- called "Boom." Boom is repeat- titled album, "Primal" recent- ed a hundred times through- ly came out in stores. out the song and there's even a The CD wasn't what I expected; cheer in the middle of the song. with repeated verses, electronic The girl group's name is repeat- dance rhythms and corny lyr- ed throughout the song, which ics throughout the whole CD, gets annoying and they are even but it's basically what you would daring to say, "don't skip that expect in a club. trax don't turn it down." Every song starts with a differ- That line says it for itself. ent rhythm, has rap and some of Despite the repeated verses the songs have Spanish verses, and eye-rolling lyrics, Primal The songs are the normal does have energetic tracks and girl songs, singing about cheat- the girls do show some musi- ing men and trash-talking cal talent. The songs make you other women, such as the song want to dance and sing along "Leftovers" that starts with an because of the different elec- upbeat rhythm and rap. There tronic rhythms and beats. Hot are many cliches in the lyrics latina girls that can rap, sing such as, "hung around like a Spanish and dance seem fit the ENOCH WU stain on the carpet" and normal mold for the mainstream air- LEFT: Martin Koop. a quitanst in the Celtic band Tora-gh. performs .'• : a song about the hard Me ol a canal digger RIGHT: Bob M'dden. a flautist in the band, plays the girl verses such as, "so Imma ways. flute in an Irish JR) BOTTOM: Mi-, h >he band, fiddle I consisting of tl' tion of arcades," Tetreau said. "It in mid air and characters thai WANTED' STORE is what the kids know and want WALL-E WANTED could in,ike an army retreat for LETTER GRADE: B From Page 6 to play." From From Page 6 the hilN. Wanted evokes a visual University junior and avid Style thai is unlike anything RATED: R, for strong bloody leading game center organiza- video game player Cole Eutzy tike a broken record, it's sale to 58) through b) lying on the hood we've evei witnessed. i violence throughout, pervasive tion founded in 199(i with more thinks Next Gen could be very that Pixar has once again outdone of a red DodgeVlper. Note the However, for a story about language and some sexuality than 900 member centers in successful if operated correctly. themselves. With one of the most reluctanceofWesle) when Fox a COverl group with ancient more than 20 countries, " Hie gaming scene in Bowling creative and imaginative original tells him he can do the same secrets, the attacks of the atten- RUNTIME: 110 minutes Lewis said their membership Green is really large, but there is stories ever told. 'Uall-E" misc. the things she cm. tion grabbing action sequences with igames will offer players no outlet for it and I think peo- bar for not only animation films, \sii the over-the-top nature aren't enough locovei c:11 the VOICES: James McAvoy. competitive tournaments with ple are craving a place like this," hut those of all shapes, types, sizes of the action sequences didn't minor flaws ol predictability Morgan Freeman. Angelina Jolie cash prizes. Eutzy said. "Bowling Green has and colors. As one ol the most catch our attention the first that plague this film. Still, with I and Terence Stamp Co-owner Kick Teireau said an enormous population during extraordinarily conceived, bril- tune, the rest of the movie a prolific director working to the idea of having game coun- the fall and spring and has little liantly depicted and ultimately significant!) tips the ante extend true capabilities ol origi- DIRECTOR: Timut sels and computers In a pay-to- entertainment options avail- heartwanning films of the year, after ever) elongated scene of nal visual excitement "Wanted" Uekmambetov play store is relatively new and able to students, so there is a "Wiill-E" could |X)ssibly rank stylized mayhem. With ens is oire of the few lihnsthat can should generate interest. lot of opportunity for Next Gen among the moat memorable films flipping over moving busses, honest!) claim a triumph of "I think this is the next genera- Gaming." of all time. bullets bouncing off each other styleovei substance WALL-E' Now Renting GET A LIFE LETTER GRADE: A 08-09 INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS School Year! Bowling Green RATED: G RUNTIME: 103 minutes Preferred Friday. July 4 (doors open at 630 p.m.) A fireworks (Rain Date; Satutday. July 5) display will start at dusk, approximately Bowling Green will be celebrating its 9:45 p.m. at the Intramural Fields at the VOICES: Jeff Garlm. Fred Willard, Sigourney Weaver and 175th Anniversary with a free concert at University. Stadium concession stands John Ratzenberger \es Co, Doyt Perry Stadium starting at 8 50 p.m. will be open to the public. Find A Place To Call Home www.preferredpropertiesco.com MAKE YOUR HOME AT: Haven House Manor Fox Run Apts. Piedmont Apts. 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Kevin Light signs By Michael M.txg.r Q: With four players gradu- Players are ranked based on free agent contract Sports Editor ating, will It be hard to com- their abilities and coaches pete In tournaments this year? from all the schools in the Junior left-hander Kevin Light Being drafted in the 19th round A: We signed two excellent country recruit them. signed a contract to play as a of the Major League Baseball players this year, and we can Q: How do you choose the free agent with the Washington Amateur draft is hardly a promis- have up to 10 players on the players you want on the team? Nationals Monday. ing start to a professional career. team, with five kids traveling to A: Their ability as golfers is Light will forego his senior sea- However, Burke Badenhop, a tournaments. important, but it is also impor- son at BGSU in 2009 to pursue his Perrysburg, Ohio, Q: Take me through the pro- tant to see how players conduct professional career. native and 2005 cess of recruiting players. themselves and how they act He was opted to the Nationals' graduate of BGSU. A: It's really hectic. A nor- with a lead. It is also important Single-A New York-Penn League is proving the mal week consists of making that my players are commit- affiliate the Vermont Lake majors are where trips to summer American See WINGER | Page 9 Monsters, where he was placed on he belongs. lunior Golf Association tour- the active roster last Tuesday. "Being able to naments that feature the best play in the majors Light, a Mechanicsville. Va., is a pretty surreal native, transferred to BGSU from Burke feeling," Burke THE BG NEWS SUDOKU Longwood University in Virginia Badenhop said. "There was this past season, appearing in 13 a lot of shock and Pitcher games and earning a 4-4 record awe when I first 3 8 2 and a 5 48 ERA got called up, but now things seem a bit more normal." 4 9 6 MEN'S SOCCER Burke's father, Dalynn 2008 schedule Badenhop, remembers the exact moment he believed Burke had 5 2 7 released made a name for himself. August On May 6, 2005, the Falcons overcame the Miami RedHawks, 8 19th at Oakland 5:00 p.m. 13-9. The game was played in 24th Cleveland State 2:00 p.m front of a fleet of pro scouts there ■ -" •: JOth at South Florida 7:50 p.m. to see BG's Nolan Reimold and PHOTOPWWIDEDBYBGSIMTMETIC COMMUNICATIONS 1 3 DETERMINATION: Burke Badenhop. a native of Perrysburg. Oh o. makes a pitch while play- September Miami's pitchers. "He had a Miami player two ing for the Falcons in 2005. In just three years. Badenhop is now a Florida Marlin after playing 5th at Furman 7:00 p.m. 5 7 strikes down and busted a for five minor league teams m the Detroit Tiger's organization 6 9 7th vs. Coll. of Charleston 1100am fastball on the inside corner," 12th vs. Centenary 1 00 p.m. said Dalynn. "The radar on the "Being able to play in success. Burke gladly Welcomes 7 5 scoreboard showed 94 mph. their opinion. 15th at Central Arkansas 3:50 p.m. At that moment, you could see the majors is a pretty "I've always tried to prove peo- 19th Oral Roberts 2.00 p.m every scout checking with the ple wrong at every level I've been 9 4 21st IPFW 2:00 pm. other scouts to see what they got surreal feeling. There at," Burke said. "I wasn't heavily 27th at Marshall 7:00 p.m. on the radar guns. I turned to recruited out of high school or my wife and I said, our son just was a lot of shock heavily scouted out of college. 1 3 8 1 6 October got drafted." wasn't a high round pick and I 1st at Ohio State 700 pm. Burke was originally signed and awe when I first carry that with me ever) time SUDOKU t I 9 I S 8 I 6 E 4th at Hartwick 7:00 p.m by the Detroit Tigers, lie played I play. I'm always out there to To play: Complete the grid E Z 8 f 6 I I S 9 with five different ball clubs prove people wrong." 11th Akron 1:00 p.m. got called up, but so that every row, column 6 I S E 9 Z » 8 L The Marlins, only a hall game in the minors before being and every 3x3 box contains 17th at Western Michigan 5:00 p.m obtained by the Marlins in a back from first place in their divi- I > I Lit 6 9 S now things seem a bit the digits 1 to9.Thereisno 22nd Wright State 3:00 p.m. trade last December. sion, still have a great chance at S 6 L I fr 9 8 E I tin April 4, 2008, Burke made making the playoffs. guessing or math involved. 25th at Northern Illinois TBA more normal." 8 9 £ 6 I S I Z t his major league debut pitching "We need to pitch more consis- Just use logic to solve. L E 6 ! !» S I 8 29th Michigan State 3:00 p.m a scoreless ninth inning against :-;adenhop | Marlins Pitcher tently ami pla\ better defense," November the Washington Nationals. Burke said. "Our offense is as 9 S I 8 L 6 E t Z I 8 » S E I 9 L 6 1st Buffalo 100 p.m lust four days later, he was two weeks." potent as any you'll find and officially in the Marlins' starting Working back into the rotation capable of scoring runs in bunch- 4th at Detroit 2:00 p.m. rotation, On May 7, Burke tallied might even come easy for Burke. es. We just need to keep games 11th MAC Play-In TBA his first win, striking out seven in His father believes both his closer so that we can play with 14th MAC Semifinals TBA 5 2/3 innings. drive and focus have assisted leads and eventually shut things "That first win felt great, espe- Burke in his success. This has down in the later innings." 16th MAC Championship TBA cially after a few starts and a stemmed from both Dalynn and Regardless of how the Marlins couple losses," Burke said. "It was his wife stressing that their kids do, his father remains hopeful for really the first game that I felt I work hard for everything. Burke's personal success. SCHEDULE threw like 1 was capable of. That When Burke returns from the "It's yet to be determined first one will never be forgotten." DL, he will be pitching with the whether he can succeed at this TUESDAY. JULY 8 On the last day of the Marlins' Badenhop's family values and level, but I'm optimistic that it's recent road trip, Burke was also with something he learned going to happen," Dalynn said. Barnstorming Tour: placed on the 15-day Disabled here at BG: confidence. at Fifth Third Field-Mud List for shoulder pain. AftcraMKI "Pitching has always been Hens Game. 5 - 9 p.m. revealed no structural damage about confidence for me regard- and only inflammation, Burke less of where I'm at," Burke said. Price: $15 for adults, $7 for feels rest is all he needs. "It's something I found at BG, youth 12 & under (includes "This period of rest will get carried with me into the minors dinner & game ticket) me back on track and back to and majors, but still search for on pitching like I'm capable of," he a daily basis." To reserve in advance: said. "I'm waiting till the inflam- While only playing in 13 games 419-572-2401 mation subsides in hopefully a so far this season, Burke will have few days. I should be throwing plenty of time to prove himself off a mound again in a week and when we returns from injury. 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