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www.bgnews.com dependent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 61 University professor dispels myths about origins of homosexuality „_ ■■•■<■ ir toa gay uncle,i "I'mm' sort._rm.~.u» of like the educating...i ."..Mtl,.,;. their peers., the talk!:ilk inin response to an open Discussion fosters Mahaffey, a University "I think if myself as "Once we get to know some- request for faculty participants. instructor since 1997, began poster child for gay genetics." tolerance and under- a gay activist, but Mahaffey revealed her ori- body, we find it harder to throw Her goal for the presentation the evening with a short auto- up walls against them." was simple: "To help uniformed biography. A self-described I'm not going to entation in 1997 at age 45. standing for students. 'I'm a late bloomer," she Inevitably, the conversa- people understand what it is like "52-year-old, white, feminist, burn my rainbow tion turned toward Issue 1, the to be of a minority sexual orien- radical, left-wing" mother, explained. "I've always been a late bloomer." proposed amendment to the tation," and "that we have the By Zach Herman the English professor spoke flag on the steps same hopes, desires for family SENIOR REPORTtR After outlining her story, Ohio Constitution passed over- bluntly on many controversial of the Capital whelmingly in Tuesday's elec- and just treatment, and dreams One night after Ohio voters issues affecting sexual minori- Mahaffey conducted a ques- building." tion-and-answer session. Nearly tion. The initiative bans marriage as anyone else." approved sweeping legislation ties. Easygoing and unafraid, rights for homosexual couples, The program's warm, conver- limiting gay rights, a small group Mahaffey addressed the sex- every audience member partici- pated, submitting queries anon- and may end shared insurance sational style fits with Mahaffey s of students gathered Wednesday ual and sociological, sharing CYNTHIA MAHAFFEY subt le approach to advancing the UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR ymously via white slips of paper and other benefits for all unmar- in the Union's Multicultural her personal journey from an ried pairs, regardless of sexual causes of tolerance and equality. Lounge for a talk given by lesbi- unhappy heterosexual mar- distributed before the talk. Mahaffey promised to answer orientation. Civil unions are also "I think of myself as a gay activ- an University professor Cynthia riage to single motherhood to ist, but I'm not going to burn my suggestion of a causal relation- every question, and kept her prohibited under the new rule. Mahaffey. a then-startling realization that The widespread support rainbow flag on the steps of the But Issue 1 wasonlyonetopic she is gay. ship between her dysfunctional word, fielding inquiries about her coming-out experience, her for Issue 1 was not a shock to Capitol building," she said. of discussion at the program, "I was married to a man for union and her homosexuality. The Six O'clock Series will "I did not become a lesbian advice to young homosexuals Mahaffey. "I'm not surprised. titled "Exhibit A: Everything You 22 years," she remembered. "I We live in a really conserva- return next semester, with top- Ever Wanted to Ask a Lesbian." calf it 'doing hard time.'" because I was with a bad man," and, i n one memorable i nstance, her view on sex toys. tive state." Still, she believes the ics to be announced. Students The presentation was the final She says she was not comfort- she said. consequences may be grave. "I who wish to suggest a theme installment of a semester-long able in her heterosexual mar- Rather, Mahaffey says she Along the way, Mahaffey dispelled popular myths about think we've taken a fifty-year should contact Union Program 'Six O'clock Series" of lec- riage, which was abusive, but is an example of the biological Coordinator Kim Jacobs origin of homosexuality. The homosexuals and challenged step back." tures sponsored by the Union did not immediately know she Mahaffey volunteered to give at 372-7516. Programs Department. was a lesbian. But she resists any daughter of a gay man and niece students to foster tolerance by Firelands hosts "Black Elk" play the Lakota's at the end of the impressed that the college was Elk, had the same role in 1991. By Michael Baker Gilmore had a chance to meet FIREUNO REPORTER nineteenth century. The auto- reading the book. Locke graced biography, as told to author BGSU Firelands with his pres- Locke Sept. 29. BGSU Firelands College cel- "Locke was an inspiration to ebrates its.37th season of theat- and poet lohn G. Neihardt, is ence and demonstrated the awe part biography, part history inspiring art of hoop me," Locke said. "I . rical performances with "Black "Black Elk learned the inflec- Elk Speaks." of Native American nation dancing. Locke's hoop and part spiritual testament. dance is a celebration ■ • tion of his language. The award winning play about speaKs is a nuge ne|p j„ Qy. Native American Indians was Christopher Sergei adapted the of the annual rebirth of nature that occurs the foremost ing to accurately performed for the first time at book for stage. J -, ■>. nr m»r r*hantr- Sandy Dicarlo, Student and every spring, an present my charac- BGSU Firelands in 1991. Thirteen play of ter Black Elk." years later, lann Glann, Director, Activities Coordinator, arranged art form that nearly campus events preceding the died out. Native (.ilinore spoke suggested that they return the a few harmonic play to McBride Auditorium. play. Dicarlo met with the In his amazingly American Humanities Department Chair complex and acrobat- . „ sounding phrases "Black Elk Speaks" is the fore- to me that I couldn't most play of Native American after determining the costs. ic hoop dance, Locke history. Dicarlo asked for additional whirls within 28 twirl understand, he history," said Glann. "The smiles and said message delivered in the play funding: funding was granted. ing hoops revealing JANN GLANN designs that show the DIRECTOR "that is Lakota." is for Indians and others, not Dicarlo began her search for "Black Elk a hoop dancer, a major theme way of life. Images just whites. Learning about Speaks" will the history we're careful not to throughout the book by locating created by the hoops Native American Council web represent flowers, butterflies, be showing on Nov. 5, 6 at 8 stereotype, but try to give a p.m. and Nov. 7 at 2:30 p.m. in good example of what it was sites. She was able to negoti- stars, and the moon and sun. ate with the agent of Mr. Kevin The four colors of the hoops, McBride Auditorium at BGSU like. The play is educational Firelands. Regular admissions and inspiring; rich in Native Locke, internationally known black, red, yellow, and whitch, hoop dancer and flutist, to represent the four directions, are $8 for Adults, $6 for Senior American History." Citizens and BGSU Firelands Students, faculty, and staff appear at BGSU Firelands on four seasons, four winds and Michael Baker BGNew the four human races. Faculty, $5 for Children and play multiple parts in the play. Sept. 29th. Students, and $4 for BGSU STORY TELLER: "Black Elk Speaks" is performed at BGSU Firelands "Black Elk Speaks," the 2004 Locke knew Black Elk's son, David Gilmore faculty meme- a Praire Sioux, second cous- ber at BGSU Firelands, who Firelands students. Groups of This is the 37th season of theatrical performances at the College. All College Book, is the story 15 or more are $6 per person. of Nicholas Black Elk and in to Crazy Horse, and was plays a Lakota holy man Black BG NEWS ENGAGING MINDS
BRIEFING Parent of the year Congratulations to Tamara Sharp, the University's 2004 Patent of the Year. Sharp was nominated by her daughter Amanda, senior, and beat out 47 other nominees for this special recognition. The Parent of the Year is sponsored by the University Activities Organization and die Office of Campus Involvement. This Saturday at the home foot- ball game, Sharp will be present- ed with a gift from the University, by President Ribeau. Please read Monday's issue of The BG News to read about her and her two daughters, and how she came to receive this honor. Research conference The all-campus research conference will be held for the second day in a row in the Union. There will be a poster viewing from 9a.m. POSTER VIEWING: A participant checks out a Hemingway display at the poster viewing session of the all-campus research confrence. The two-day confrence to 5p.m. In 201 there will be began yesterday. In addition to the poster viewing session there will be various other presentations in room 201 of the Un.on. various presentations.
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. WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday, November 5.2004 cracks down on immij concerns. The official did not IHE ASSOCIATED PRtSS one who had a bomb." have a very disruptive effect, we Osama bin Laden videotape "We did cases and aired last week could be a sig- provide any details. WASHINGTON—More than 700 lor example, 1(1 agents believe,' he said. Still, there were reports nal for an attack. And despite operations for people were arrested on Immi- arrested a 23 year old Pakistani Although the election sea- of heavy-handed tactics in asking for help from the public, gration violations and thousands man in late October who had son passed without an attack, people we thought some places. The Council on the FBI still has not identified a more subjected to FBI interviews illegally entered the United officials say al-Qaida remains man calling himself "Azzam the posed national American-Islamic Relations in an intense government effort Stales through Mexico in 2000 a dangerous foe intent on strik- provided several examples, ing the United States again. The American," whose lengthy vid- in avert a terrorist attack aimed and was winking,is a luel tank- security concerns, including a young Pakistani eotape aired last month prom- at disrupting the election er truck driver with access to a da) artel the election, Attorney man who was held for five hours ised attacks that will make U.S. we didn't arrest \s with past unrealized it major U.S. seaport. I he man. General (ohn Ashcroft told in las Vegas after books on the streets "run red with blood." Qaida threats, law enforcement who was not further identi his senior stall to not let their anyone who had a Muslim holiday of Ramadan officials said Thursday they fied. is charged with making guard down. The FBI interviewed about 10,000 Muslims and Arab- bomb" and Arabic grammar were don't know for sure whether any false statements about how fhe Jan. 20 presidential inau- Americans in the months prior found itr his possession. of those arrests or Interviews he entered the country and gtiration heads thelist of upcom- MICHAEL GARCIA "This was viewed as an exten- to Election Day in an effort foiled an attack. remains under investigation lor ing high profile events that offi- CHIEF OF IMMIGRATION AND to gain intelligence about peo- sion of the ongoing policies that "It's very hard in prove a nega- any links to terrorism cials say could draw terrorist CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT have been targeting Muslim and ple who might pose a threat tive," Michael Garcia, chief of He was one of the 237 peo- interest. (Hirers include the Feb. Arab-American communities," 6 Super ISowl in Jacksonville, and to build bridges to those Immigration and Customs ple arrested in October alone previously escaped government said CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Enforcement, said In an inter- on Immigration violations, Ha., and the December holiday communities. Many of those interviews detection, said a senior Justice Hooper. "These communities view Thursday. "We did cases for a total of over TOO since travel season, which last year view themselves as law-abiding saw several threats against led officials to individuals in Department official speak- and operations for people we the enforcement effort began and contributing to society in a nans Atlantic flights. the United States who might ing on condition of anonym- thought posed national security last year, Garcia said. "It was a ity because of national security very positive way." concerns. We didn't arresl any- broad approach that led us to There still is concern the be linked to terrorism but had Judges ruling against Peterson video considerate of families spectacle rather than for the public's need to understand," "The defendant's right to a fair ered four months later, not far open court hearing Thursday. By BRIAN SKOLOFF public's confidence in the judi- Delucchi countered. "But you ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER from where Peterson claims to The judge previously had trial trumps the public's need to know what this case is about. have been fishing alone the day agreed to allow television cover- cial system." know,' Delucchl said in making ... You know about the ongoing she vanished. age of the verdict, but reversed The verdict will, however, be REDWOOD i in, Calif. - The his rulings. publicity ... and you know the Defense lawyers claim some- his ruling after attorneys on captured on a live audio feed, judge in Scott Peterson's mur- Meanwhile, jurors deliber- court has to balance the defen- one else abducted and killed the both sides of the case filed a joint the judge ruled. der trial ruled Thursday against ated Peterson's fete for a second dant's right to a fair trial against Modesto woman, then placed motion opposing it T he judge alsodeniedUIk OX S allowing video or still cameras day before breaking up around the public's need to know." the bodies in the water. Prosecutor Dave Harris told motion to unseal the transcripts in the courtroom for the verdict, ■I p.m. Delucchi said many of the Hie issue ol television cover- the judge that cameras would from in-chambcrs meetings. citing concern for the families Peterson laces two counts ol in-chanthers meeting) have murder in the deaths of his «Ire, age pitied both the prosecu- "focus In on someone's grief, "It's well-established that of both the defendant and his these proceedings are required been about evidentiary issues Lad, and the Ictus she carried. tion and defense against the someone's anguish and that slain wife. that the jury should not hear Prosecutors claim Peterson killed news media. has nothing to do with teach- to be public," Wilcox said. "The Also Thursday, lodge Allied A public needs to understand that about, and that the transcripts his wife around Christmas Eve "The public has not seen what ing what the legal system is Delucchl ruled that transcripts the process is fair. ... It needs should remain sealed in case front the many private meetings 2002, then dumped her weighted has happened in this trial in a all about." Delucchi told Wilcox that he to be open and it needs »> some jurors ignore the judge's with attorneys held in the judges bod) into San I rantisCO Hay Her way thai only can be seen ova be visible." rules to avoid media coverage chambers throughout the trial badT) decomposed remains and ulcv isinn, argued media attor- thought the media were "inter- "I keep hearing about the of the trial. will remain scaled. those oi the fetus were discos iii v Rochelle Wilcox during the ested more in this verdict as a BOWLING GREEN Church of the Nazarene Dayspring Assembly of Qod 17360 N I line Hug • Jusi Nonri "I the Woodland Town Center CfiurcR .r . 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Sponsored by ing small advantages with their $100,000 this year playing Otcfcemjn ■'■ 8 p.m. International Programs the card game, mainly on the poker experience, discipline and »I WORK Nate Silver plays poker online as his primary source of income Bowling Green Opera Theater Union lobby Internet. statistical savvy. While their gains The Marriage of Figaro and losses vary widely day to Silver belongs to a new gen- "At first they didn't like it patent attorney at Pfizer Inc. KobackerHall 11 .i.in. - 2 | u 11. eration of poker players who day, experienced players say the after winning $5 million this Bikes for'hikes Information odds are heavily in their favor in because they thought I was feast on the growing number gambling," Kim said. "When 1 year at poker's biggest event, 8 p.m. Talbe of novices taking up poker after the long run. the World Series of Poker. Family Weekend 2004 Karaoke in Union lobby Mike Kim, who lives in Lincoln told them how much money watching televised contests. I made, they kind of under- The lure of Internet poker the Pub While few players go to the Park, Mich., said he plays online has intensified since Raymer 11 a. in. - 2 p.m. poker every day, sometimes for a stood I couldn't go back to a Black Swamp Pub extreme of quitting their jobs, regular job." and the 2003 World Series win- ticket Sales for Opera "The many spend their evenings couple of hours and sometimes ner gained entry into the casino Marriage of Figaro" for 12 hours straight. He said his Internet poker offers experi- Noon -3 p.m. stalking sites like PartyPoker. enced players some advantages, events, which were broadcast Men's Chorus 1 lol-Tub-a-Thon Union lobby com and PokerStars.com, pock- particularly the ability to play on ESPN, by winning online West of Education Building eting an extra 520,000 or $30,000 at multiple tables at the same tournaments. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. annually on top of their regular "I had no idea it time. Online games generally Signing on to EmpirePoker. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ticket Sales for Miss Black and salaries. would become my go faster than casino games, com one Tuesday after- Gold Pageant And as more novices keep CMAI Annual Campus-Wide full-time job. I didn't and by playing three or four noon, Silver put $1,000 into Kwanzaa Celebration Ticket Union Lobby appearing, opportunity grows tables simultaneously, players his account and folded most for experienced players. Sales find a job when I can easily participate in more hands before the first round of 424 Saddlemire Student Services 12 p.m.-4 p.m. "You'll see people make ter- graduated so I just than 200 hands an hour. betting, losing his $15 ante. On T-Shirt Sales Sponsored by rible plays routinely,'' said Silver, The main disadvantage the first hand he played, Silver Creative Minds Movement who lives in Wrigleyville. III. kept playing for of Internet play for poker lost $170. 10 a.m.-Noon Union lobby "For the most part these peo- "If I lose $170 on a hand, it's money." pros is the inability to "read" Latter-Day Saints Student ple call too much and play too competitors _ noticing small nothing," Silver said. "You can't 12:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. aggressively." Association Information Table ticks and other mannerisms let it get to you." Union Lobby Ladies Appreciation Night Online poker has exploded MIKE KIM that can reveal if somebody Silver usually plays on week- Information Table along with the recent surge of is holding a strong hand or day evenings and sometimes M) a.m. ■ 3 p.m. Union lobby interest in the game. bluffing. stays up until sunrise so he In lanuary 2003, $11.1 million average winnings are $15,000 a can play against aggressive Ticket Sales for Ben Folds month. "It's hard to read someone if was wagered on the major poker they don't know if they have a Scandinavian players. sites. That number rocketed to "I had no idea it would goodhand/'saidlimKaramanis, "My sleep schedule has been $136.1 million in September, become my full-time job," said terrible recently," said Silver, Kim. who started playing online a Chicago attorney who plays according to PokerPulse.com. online and in-person poker who also does work for Baseball DAILY ADVISING TIP which tracks activity on 21 of nearly a year ago while studying Prospectus, which does statisti- mechanical engineering at the recreationally. the largest poker sites. Nobody tracks how many cal analysis of baseball games. 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Yasser Arafat's thiel ol staff. Kamzi Khoury.to an .Associated Press reporter, denying rumors of the Palestinian president's death. As of Thursday night. Aralal was in a coma in a hospital in Paris. OPINION I WIRE EDITORIAL CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-LONGban BEACH gay marriage In Arkansas, Michigan, tried to ban not only same-sex ing to the Associated Press. Eleven stales added a referen- who believe in the traditional it was predicted that Oregon Montana, North Dakota, Ohio marriage, but also civil unioas The North Dakota Family dum to the ballot Tuesday con family unit But his view on mar- would allow gay marriage. Yet and Oregon, church-backed common-law relationships and Alliance collected 16,405 signa- coining the union of marriage riage is more likely to divide the Oregon also voted against the tures over what they needed to amendment groups worked to petition the domestic partnerships. and voters in 11 states decided country on yet another issue. North Dakota is also working to create a ballot measure. North Bush has said that states can Mississippi, Montana and public in order to get the mea- against allowing same-sex mar abolish the same-sex civil union. Dakota effectively banned same- do what they want on the issue, Oregon's proposed amendments sure on this year's ballot. In other riage.Opponents of President Robert Uebel, the Equality North sex marriages on Tuesday. and is leaving it up to the stales specifically state that marriage states, legislators placed the George W Bush and his views Dakota chairman, was right to The American people have 10 decide where they Stand on should be limited to one man ballot measures. on gay mairiage — that it should believe that people would vote overwhelmingly chosen to ban not be legal — feel his stance on same-sex marriage. and one woman, but do not refer The fact that citizens were so concerned that they actually against the amendment. same-sex marriages to the cha- the issue cost him votes in the I liegon is the only state of the to civil unions Arkansas, Georgia, worked to have their legislature Uebel feels that many people grin of rights activists everywhere. election. 11 that allowed more than 3.000 Kentucky, Michigan, North included on the ballot shows have been easily swayed on the The gay and lesbian movement Conservative supporters of same-sex marriages earlier this Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma and worldwide has taken a strong hit year before being forced lo stop Utah contain amendments that how important this amendment issue, and are afraid the amend- Bush feel his stance will bring ment will also affect the legality of and now all they can do is try to him a stronger support base dur- by an Oregon judge. Because of would ban civil unions, accord- is to many Americans Bariier this year, Louisiana domestic partnerships, accord- recover. ing the coming year from those this support for gay marriage, ing to the Associated Press.
1 I? irniXSTOTHE t PEOPLE Anger understood, 0NTHE STREET so let it all out now every level, protest the moves made in Washington. What would you rather Free speech zone not Fight for the values that we believe in. We are guar- Great. Four more years anteed the right to pursue life, liberty, and happi- see this weekend: the of a crazy man running ness, if we silence our voices now we lose those MATT exempt from federal law football game or the the country. Morality SUSSMAN rights. is being legislated. Four more It appears to me that members of the College Ben Folds concert? years until freedom. Rednecks Opinion Editor I icmocrats and Reach Out do not understand SAM ADAMS should secede from the Union federal voting laws. The law clearly states that you STUDENT again. Screw you guys — I'm cannot have any signs, where political badges and going to Canada. "Young America is propaganda, or solicit votes within 100 yards of a Sound familiar? voting entrance. It is clear to me and anyone else Democrats lost more in It's all I've been hearing on recovering from the who walked past the Union on Tuesday that this campus since Wednesday morn- fact that Dubya got law was not adhered to. election than President ing when President Bush won the popular vote I he reason their signs were taken was simple die election. like it or not, he will obedience to the law. Just because die area is des- As you all know by now. the long awaited election have three years to improve the this time. If they can ignated as free speech docs not mean that other of 2004 is finally over. Now Bush was elected with ERICA BAUGHMAN country. survive hangovers, federal laws do not apply to the area. If this were the popular vote and the electoral vote, there is no Three. Not four. the case, why haven't other areas tried this? debate, four more years of Bush! But this is not die SENIOR, SOCIOLOGY This first year will lie filled with they will survive this." Furthermore, die fad dial a member of the only thing for Democrats to be mad about. "The football game. ... more hatred, frustration and administration, namely Wanda Overland, would The Democrats lost seats in the Senate and die angst because Democrats did Kerry supporters are ever-pres- condone die signs being left up is appalling. This House of Representatives. The most important loss tailgating." not get their man elected. ent in BG. (Living with two such is a blatant disregard for federal law! I low can die is Tom Daschle, die minority leader. Daschle was It's prevalent on all of our away people, I know this too well.) University tolerate this behavior? Are we above ihe the most senior elected official for the Democrats. messages. Look at your friends' Hope should not be lost, law because we are a state institution? I think not. This was the first loss by an incumbent leader in profiles and see just how many because look at Tuesday: At the very least, some sort of formal discipline the senate since 1952! But are all of these losses die of them are outraged. Democracy worked. The election should be enacted on her. biggest surprise for Democrats? It's prevalent at Ohio was decided by the voters, not As for the bitter democrats who are flooding The biggest surprise was how the Democrat's University. Students in Athens the courts We withstood long the pages of the newspaper with discontent, did plan backfired. Their plan was to get young voters celebrating Bush's re-election hours and skirted previous obli- you fail to listen to Kerry's concession speech? He like you and me to vote. Rock the Vote, and die were egged, flashed and struck gations to have our voice heard. asked America to unite for a common purpose. VOTE or Die programs and tried to register voters by people who obviously didn't And it was heard, because only I only hope that we can work together to achieve and put Bush out of office. Rock the Vote came up vote for Bush. 3.5 million more people voted real progress instead of arguing over free speech in with a faulty draft scare e-mail to get young voters Young America — which heav- for Bush. Here in Ohio, the dif- federally prohibited areas. against Bush, even though Bush clearly is against BIANCA HUTCHINS0N ily favored Kerry — is recovering ference — taking into consider- ation uncounted provisional bal- the draft. Even after die draft bill was shot down in SENIOR, PSYCHOLOGY from the fact that Dubya got the CHARLES SCHEROT Congress, Rock the Vote would not give in and con- popular vote this time. If they lots — will be around six figures. STUDENT tinued to say that the Congress vote was unfair. "I would never miss a can survive hangovers, they will That's close, and there's no The consensus of most political analysts before football game." survive this. need to fret over reckless parti- the election was that the more voters that came But it will take one year. san legislation. It wont happen. Bush will not silence out, the better advantage Democrats had. One year is the time frazzled Republican Sen. Aden Specter All the media was talking about before the elec- liberals will use to turn to song- urged Bush not to do this. Since liberal values, beliefs tion was die curve ball that first time voters would and-dance men like Michael the margin of victory was by a throw into the election. When all these tactics that Moore and Eminem for support. pair of percentage points, smart politics will drive Bush to work- I he light has just begun. Despite )ohn Kerry's loss supposedly would get young people to vote for One year is the estimated time ing togedier with the donkeys of to President Bush our battle is not over. In the Kerry were done, their worst fear came true. it will take to officially become mining days President Bush will attempt to reach Not all young people vote Democrat! What a a Canadian citizen. Reuters D. C. and help America. Everyone agrees the nation across the aisle and try to close the gap between shock for them to see that their plans backfired. reports Canadian officials warn needs more high-paying jobs the left and the right, and I answer this by saying Well at least there is 2008, Democrats! "disgruntied Democrats" not to and better education. The crux NO. We will be asked to lay down our arms, and expect a fast path to citizenship. of the frustration conies through silence our voices, so that America can begin to KYLE KLEMAN One year is the time it will Bush's hard stances on contro- "heal." I ask you to remember why we need to heal, STUDENT ANDREA FLORES take for John Kerry's concession what caused the wound that now must be closed. speech to set into their heads versial issues, and his reasoning stems from morality. It is the man sitting in the White House and we SOPHOMORE, POLITICAL When Kerry admitted defeat, he must not back down. If we silence our dissent then North must follow suit, SCIENCE/WOMEN'S STUDIES also called to his supporters to As students, we tend to dwell we have lost everything dial we have spent the last work together with their oppo- on controversial issues — stem- year fighting for. We may have lost our front man, nents to work towards a com- cell research, abortion, gay mar- secede from the union riage and pre-emptive military but we are still a unified voice. "Football game, mon goal. A CNN/USA Today/ action — and often drown in Bush has declared his victory a mandate, and I write this in response to Adam Murphy's column, because Erica and I Gallup poll says 57 percent of ideology, sometimes forgetting wOl immediately begin to wage war on OUR "Second American Civil War" that appeared in Americans share diis optimism. want to see Spandex." the big picture. The majority of values, and on OUR rights. He will try to appoint yesterday's BG News I want him and all others Thirty-nine percent say the problems in America lie not in judges that will take away a woman's rights. He will to know that I violendy agree widi this statement. nation will stay divided. "wedge issues," but rather in the continue his Christian conservative agenda and The ideological separation in the country has in The youth movement — actu- no-brainer agenda: increasing fight gay marriage. He will expand the war in the fact broke it in half and I do not feel that mending ally, the collective of all frustrated the standard of living. Middle East requiring our nation's youth to spill the deep division is possible persons — can be likened to a 15- In his acceptance speech, their blood on foreign soil. I le will fail to secure our Therefore, I simply want Adam especially and year old girl. People are scream- Bush spoke to Kerry voters: "To nations ports, fund our schools, or help the impov- anybody else interested to read a letter that I have ing that Bush is the worst presi- make this nation stronger and erished. He will continue to divide this nation. begun sending to our state representatives: Senator dent in the history of America. better I will need your support, As liberals, we are painted as weak, soft, and will- Voinovich, District 6 Ohio House representative Can you picture it? and I will work to earn it I will ing to give up by the conservative right. Now has Iatta and State Senator Gardner. I hope that Adam "Bush is the worst President do all I can do to deserve your come to prove them wrong. and anybody else who sees the light as cleariy as ever! When I turn 181 am soooo TYLER HAWES trust." Now more then ever we must fight, we must call I do now that the fog has lifted from the land, and out of here!" (Runs to room, FRESHMAN, MARKETING Bush may be against stem- out to our representatives in Congress to block leg- anybody Conservative who is not fully anchored slams door.) "I'm never coming cell research and gay marriage, islation we do not agree with. We must be the voice by the far right of their right wing the KKK and "Neither. I'd rather see ouU Never!" but his vision — futile without of dissent whenever possible in this nation. We are the racial separatists, will join us in the Northern They'll be back in a year. Erica's mother in a bi-partisan support — will be a country under attack, by not only terrorism, but Secessionist movement: Teenagers are all talk. tested in the next four years. by Christian fundamentalists who wish to impose Dear State Senator Gardner, hot tub." The grief is understood, and their morals on the nation. Bush supporters must see that I call on all liberals to fight this administration on LETTERS,PAGE 5 ANGER,PAGE 5
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to that which is already inevita- LETTERS, FROM PAGE 4 is prepared to take us all into darkness. I appeal to your con- ble. Our cousins in the Eastern lime to start a liberal nation Coast block are undoubt- Northern secession now! I sciousness to look deep within ask that you fight for northern and speculate on the next edly discussing this at this very I was the biggest brat who retain the Midwest and Southern secession from the United twenty years and see that the moment and I plead for you to ever lived on Wednesday MEGAN regions to create the new and States. It is no longer in our deep division in this country persuade Ohio to go with them. afternoon. SCHMIDT improved United State... of economic or political interests has in fact broke it in half. The Union rides again! When the news broke that Texas. to remain associated with the There is a dark specter loom- If you feel this is as true as Opinion Columnist John Kerry had conceded, 1 was Here, Bush can preside over a U.S. We have no voice in the ing to the South and if you fail you say, then go the next step inconsolable. I was reduced to a populace that largely supports federal government now, and to see it now and join with our and please send similar lettei s little kid throwing a tantrum. It liberals deserve a place to call his antics. it is clear that the Union is pre- brethren on the East coast, or this one to your Ohio taps, was all too distressing for me to our own. I'm tired of sharing Here, the high concentration pared to move forward into the Michigan and the Great lakes and please start organizing your handle maturely. with Republicans who misrepre- of homophobic Christian fanat- 21st century and that the South states you will turn a blind eye soldiers in a timely fashic in I screamed, I swore, 1 stomped sent us to the rest of the worid. ics can continue preaching their Adam, your column is brave my feet. 1 was not about to be a (icographically speaking, this "moral superiority" undisturbed, and you see the future accu- grown-up about it. may be difficult to pull off. The while salivating at the thought of rately. 1 only can hope that you But I should not feel like 1 people we want to include in stripping people of their rights. are prepared to deal widi the need to brush it off so easily. I our new nation (I'm thinking of Here, filthy rich corporate consequence of what you have voted. I registered other people calling it, "The United States of scum can flock, and continue realized, as the Republicans to vote. I told other people to Liberica") live at opposite ends their trend of not caring about must now face the consequenc- vote. I debated for hours with of the country. anyone but themselves in peace. es that they now see clearly, that almost everyone 1 knew, and 1 lowever, all of the states that And finally, here, Republicans they have let their dog of war off even people I didn't, in the Kerry conquered line up nicely can continue to live in a world ol its chain in the White I louse. months prior to the election. for an alliance with Canada. I ignorance. They can rape their I have every right to bitch don't know how many times 1 land without interference from WILLIAM DUVALL about this for the next four years, talked to Democrats who swore pesky environmentalists. They BOWLING GREEN and I fully intend to. they would be on the first bus to can trample all over civil rights. Not only did we lose the Ontario if Bush won the election. They can underfund their own presidency, but we lost seats in 1 also talked to a lot of Bush schools and cut their own health Editor's note: Send a supporters who said they would care. They can halt the advance- Congress. Now, we get to combat letter to the editor to a Republican legislature, in addi- do the same if Kerry won. This ment of science dead in its tion to a president who will not is amusing, since Canada is not tracks once and for all. [email protected]. have to kiss up to voters for re- exactly a breeding ground for And the rest of us won't Your letters are what election again. conservative activism. have to suffer any of it. Nope, make this newspaper The liberal/progressive/ Anyway, we have to join because we'll all be chilling in Illustration by Mattel White [email protected] the voice of the campus. Democratic population of this Canada We have more in com- liberica. country is going to be miserable mon with the Canucks than we If we don't secede from this for the next four years. do with the morons of middle country, the United States of WWW.DEJAVU.COMrr.i/£j«»u.wm Fortunately. I have a plan to and southern America, anyway. Texas will be a reality. Not just avoid this misery. What have we got to lose? for the Republicans, but for all of Let's start our own nation. California, all the New us. This was our chance to take England States. Illinois, Michigan our country back, and we nar- Half of us want nothing to do DEiaVur with anything the Republicans ...they're all going. Hawaii's rowly missed the opportunity. 135 S. BYRNE RD / TOLEDO / 531-0079 stand for. going too. One of the maps 1 As a liberal Democrat, I did We have never been so polar- saw on the Internet for the pro- everything I was supposed to for ized. Bush supporters are posed "Canada 2.0" calls Hawaii this election. But I'm still going > 3 JRCER BOmBS $10 ecstatic right now. Everyone the "Tropic of Canada." to get screwed over the next four else is furious. There is no "in- I realize that as Ohioans, we years by the Republican strong- •UJEEKDnVS-J1.75D0mE5TI[5 between" reaction. will have to relocate to one of the hold in our government, as they A liberal/progressive/ aforementioned states in order continue to make decisions I $2.00 imPORTS Democratic ideology is held by to become a part of this new just don't agree with. more than just a minority. We liberal haven. This is not a prob- I'm sick of sharing my country •FRI8.5BH3.25D0IHESTIG are not a minority at all — there lem. You won't see me griping with conservatives and their are tons of us! We won California about moving to warm-weath- defective, ridiculous agendas. $3.75 imPORTS and all of New F.ngland by a ered LA., hip Manhattan, or the It is enough to make me want landslide, and we always do. intellectually-sound Boston to out. That's a big enough chunk of be a part of liberica. • UlEEKDRVS-DPntE HHPPV HOUI the population to begin a new Meanwhile, the pro-Bush E-mail Megan with comments $10 DIMES unm spm nation. expanse of the country can at [email protected]. •nOU.20TMSU/IMHIGfln •nOU.22nD-lBDIESniG ANGER. FROM PAGE 4 your opinion this past Tuesday And if you have seriously given should not be lost just because up on America, consider invest- THE nun OF onnnvs n Will it work? the outcome didn't fall in your ing in a Maple leafs jacket and Maybe. But don't dismiss it favor. Holding a grudge because get in line. •nou25iH-THnnKsciuinc right away. Or even a year from one doesn't get their way is now. something that 15-year-old girl E-mail Matt with comments at open 8Pm-4nm That passion you used to voice would do. [email protected] HOCKEY, PAGE 7 Falcons soaring Geveland falls high on optimism to Heat, 92-86 By Tim Reynolds Indiana, managed just eight After a week of posi- Van De Walle said the strat- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS against the Heat. egy was used to reinforce the Shaquille O'Neal made sure the Cleveland was within 61-60 \ tive self-talk, BG vol- idea of positive self-talk. arena was filled. Dwyane Wade with 4:59 remaining in the third, '■ leyball tries to end "We do this everyday... They took care of sending die record but Wade scored six points in a get a feel lor what they need to crowd home happy. 12-6 run that pushed Miami's a three-game skid work on and continuously tell Wade scored 28 points and lead to 73-66 at the end of the ■ against Kent St and themselves they're great at it," O'Neal added 17 points and quarter. Wade made 10 of 20 she said. "They're goal is they've nine rebounds in his home shots, plus added six rebounds, Akron this weekend. got to tell themselves 'I'm great debut for his new team as five assists, three steals and hitter, I'm a great blocker, I'm Miami beat the Cleveland three blocked shots. a great setter' 100 times a day. Cavaliers 92-86 Thursday night "That's one of the best perfor- BylasonADixon They started on Monday and by before 20,235 Shaq-crazed fans mances I've seen from a second- SENIOR REPORTER the time they play Kent State — the largest crowd to see a year player," O'Neal said. In the stillness of Anderson they have to believe it." Heat home game. A 12-6 Miami mn midway Arena Bowling Green State vol- That time has come for the O'Neal scored the game's through the fourth quarter, leyball coach Denise Van De Falcons, who will see if the psy- first points on Miami's opening with I laslem getting five points, Walle issued a challenge to her chological approach pays divi- possession and the 1 leat never sealed the win. Over the final 17 team just before yesterday's dends this weekend when they trailed, just as they didn't at any minutes, Miami held Cleveland 3 p.m. practice that was both travel to the M.A.C. Center to time in Wednesday's 23-point to 32.3 percent shooting. ; introspective and inspiring. face the Golden Flashes tomor- win at New lersey. A year ago, the crowd for After she told the Falcons row night at 7 p.m. "1 knew what I was doing Miami's home opener was ! about a I'indlay high school vol- BG also faces the Akron when 1 got traded," said O'Neal, announced at 15,825 to : leyball player who tore her ACL Zips in lames A. Rhodes Arena who was shipped to Miami by reflect the number of tick- '. right before the team's biggest Sunday at 2 p.m., which will end the Los Angeles Lakers over the ets sold; perhaps 10,000 fans ; inatchoftheyearagainstToledo their Mid-American Conference BanSmnter BGNews summer. I'm a student of the were actually in the arena. No { St. Ursula, senior tri-captain regular-season road schedule. REJECTED: Bowling Green freshmen Stephanie Swiger blocks a spike game. I wanted to go some- numerical creativity was nec- { Melissa Mohr read a quote by Van De Walle said the team attempt during a game against Cleveland State in September. where where I wouldn't have to essary Thursday. I Hall of Fame basketball coach has been pretty upbeat despite start over. This is the team." Most of the fans were seat- } John Wooden. losing two tough home games to can make or break us in the lost four of their last five con- Udonis Haslem had 15 ed just to see O'Neal arrive "Do not let what you cannot Western and Eastern Michigan standings, especially since Kent test, including two consecutive points and Rasual Butler for pregame warmups. They ; do interfere with what you can last weekend. is behind us with five wins and games to Kent State and Akron added 11 for Miami, off to a cheered when his face flashed : do," Mohr said reading from a "I think that we know that we Akron is behind them with four," dating back to 2002. 2-0 start for the fourth time in on the jumbotron screens dur- ' piece of paper. had a letdown, but we're work- Van De Walle said. "Two wins "If you were to ask our players its 17-year history. ing the national anthem. And Moments later a champion- ing extremely hard to get ready this weekend ... could secure a they would probably say they're Drew Gooden had 24 points perhaps the loudest shouts ship like euphoria erupted in for Kent and Akron," she said. home match on that Tuesday expecting to win both games," and LeBron lames had 21 came with 8:14 left in the first I the gymnasium as BG players "It's interesting that we play of MAC Tournament week and she said. "They know Kent and points and eight rebounds quarter, when he leaped over 1 started clapping and chanting Saturday and Sunday this week, that's our goal." Akron are probably saying the for Cleveland (0-2). Zydrunas the Heat bench trying to save J'T am a good blocker," followed which is new to us kind of, so we The Falcons (13-11,6-6)) enter same thing, because there's not llgauskas, who tied a career- a loose ball. ? by" We will beat Kent State... We get an extra day of practice. into the weekend with a 5-7 road high with 35 points Wednesday Until now, Miami's largest 2 will beat Akron." 25 times. "We know that these matches record on the season and have VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 7 in a double-overtime loss to CAVS. PAGE 7 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWWSGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS : WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday. Novemter 5,2004 7 Browns seek more defensive pressure 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS wants others to step up and help. Second-year linebacker Chatin Browns coach Butch Davis is in "One of the things that is bla- Thompson said his job more a bit of a rush to improve his tantly evident is that the 11 sacks often than not is to provide strong defense's pass rush. we currently have are all by defen- coverage rather than pressure. There isan urgency to it." Davis sive linemen," he said. "Our linemen do a great job." said "It's a very important part of It has been 11 games since he said. "So maybe if we keep what we want to accomplish. a non-lineman got a sack for another man back in coverage, "It is kind of a catch-22 because Cleveland, when Andra Davis did it gives our guys up front the we have made it an emphasis to it Nov. 30 in Seattle. chance to flush out the quar- stop the run. We probably haven't "It can happen any given game, terback, make him hurry, or get focused a significant amount of you never know when you might a sack." time in trying to stop the pass, get one," said the middle line- Thompson said intensity on have not done a good job of backer, who had a career-high every play, however, wil I be more getting as much pressure as we four sacks last Nov. 9 against important against the Havens. would like." Kansas City. "It's got to be an attitude and The Browns did both in a 20-3 "In that game, coach schemed we had that in the first meeting," win over Baltimore in the season it up so good that if I didn't gel it. he said. "You'vegot tobringyour opener. They held Jam ill lewis lo Be i Taylor coming from die weak game and hit them hard. If you 57 yards and put the game away side would have. But as good as don't have an attitude to go with when defensive tackle kenard our defensive line is I'll go with your game plan, then you can't lang got two of his three sacks them. They had a great game stop anybody." on consecutive plays and forced against Baltimore." linebacker Kevin Bent ley a fumble by Ravens quarterback Lang and defensive end believes an additional blitz or Kyle Boiler that led to a Cleveland I benc/cr Ekuban share the team two might be in order against touchdown in the fourth quarter. lead with four sacks apiece — Boiler, who has been sacked 19 A year ago, lewis rushed for a causing opponents to alter their times in seven games. total of 500 yards in Baltimore's blocking schemes in an effort to "I think I can blitz, but it's not two lopsided wins — hence the stop them. my call," said Bentley. "You can Browns' concern at improving In turn, the Browns have blitz, in any situation, really. I'm their mil defense. tried other ways to free up their comfortable doing it — but my Cleveland now ranks 11 ill pass rushers. focus is on staying within the MarkOuncan AP Photo against the run, but only 26th "Sacks are not overrated," Butch game plan and executing on REACH FOR IT: Cleveland Browns quarterback Jeff Garcia, left, dives into the end zone for a four- yard touchdown in pass defense entering it-, key Davis said. "But pressure and every play." in the grasp of Philadelphia Eagles' Brian Dawkins late in the tourth quarter Sunday in Cleveland. All: North rematch Sunday getting the quarterback to throw IExecution on defense, or lack it is going to come down to who night in Baltimore. before timing and the receivers of it by an offensive line, leads to mistakes by the offense," he said. "This is going to be no-holds is the most physical and who Davis woni blame the defen- make their Cuts is just as impor- sacks, Andra Davis said. "Especially in an intense game barred. Everybody is going to makes the leasi mistakes." sive line for a lack of pressure, but tant." "Most sacks are the result of like this one will be Sunday. bring out their (rick plays, but Volleyball in Shaq pleases crowd Determination was key HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 6 like that." CAVS.FR0MPAGE6 out training camp. O'Neal But Hanson's goal also played in six-minute spurts the game." gave the Falcons momentum to protect the hamstring, search of a win regular-season crowds were Hanson's hard work and throughout the rest of the but remained on the court of Danielle Holt who is fueled by the drawing power determination hasn't gone game, resulting In a BG goal VOLLEYBALL, FROM PAGE 6 of the opponent's star; lames until the game's end, i fourth in the MAC with 4.78 unnoticed with the rest of from freshman forward Ales lured 20,213 last April, and ndicating that the Heat that much difference in our kills pel game the team either. Senior captain Foster, his first of the season. Michael Ionian's last two isn't overly concerned with MAC records. I'hc Zips (12-11, 4-71, com- Ryan Minnabarrict said it was Paluch said a lot more than visits with the Washington the injury. ing off a loss to Toledo last great to see Hanson get the just the same everyday players "It's always tough to win O'Neal played 32 min- Wizards drew an average of game-winning goal. helped win this game. on the road in this confei Saturday, are led by Rachel utes, shooting 7-of-17 from Hush's 12.48 assisis and Lori 20,135, "Dana works hard every "It's nice when you can get ence, but we haven't really the floor — and 3-for-9 from I his erowd wanted to see day," Minnabarriet said. "It's contributions from different been talking about what Snyder's 5.65 digs per game. the foul line, putting him "They've (Kent State) got Shaq. and he wasted little always a big plus when hard players and we got that tonight will be going on at their plac- time winning them over. off to a 5-for-16 start to the es." Van De VValle said. "We're IWII very dynamic outside hit working guys can get big goals Paluch said. "If you have Shaq," James season from the stripe. He lust focusing on our side tere... 1 hei r setter does a rea I ly said, "then you're fine." missed 5 of 6 field-goal tries of the net." nice job lor I hem to and Akron He had seven points in the alter halftime. Not only should you eat carrots everyday, KSU (8-12, 5-8) has lost six is always tough at home. Van Jeff Mclnnis had 14 points De Walk said. "So we know first 3 1/2 minutes — never of their last seven games, but showing any ill effects of for Cleveland, which was held you should also read the BG News everyday! Van De VValle still believes it's going to be a battle with to 38.8 percent shooting. both games, but It's a battle the strained left hamstring the (.olden Flashes are a dan that bothered him through- genius team, mainly because that we'll be prepared for." 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"(WesternMichigan) is going to Thafs when you know the Buckeyes are struggling this year. ELLIOTT SCHREINER ADAM HRITZAK MIKE METZGER Brandon Drake ed team," said BG head coach pul the ball up in the air. Their Gregg Brandon. "Offensively, running game is very average. Western Michigan at they can liglu you up at the drop of a hat. Theii prob- We've got in keep ihem in long Bowling Green score 63-14 BG 52-17 BG 48-10 BG 52-10 BG yardage and win those long lem is thej i.m'i take care <>l Omar. P.J., Keon and lust another day at BG will win so get BG will win an easy yardage downs." BOWLING GREEN 29 FAVORITE Rant the football." Cole will all enjoy the office for the off your butts and. one this week! [he Broncos feature an I lie Falcon secondary lias been prtinr to giving up llie big time on the sidelines offense. Stat sheet get to the game! Expect an early offense that thrives ml the pass- in the 4th quarter will be filled up. 30.000 in the Doyt! aerial assult. ing game Quarterback Ryan plaj and must prevent lennings i ubii has thrown for 1.739 from stretching the field. ng yards and 14 touch "We jusi have io play better downs, but his in interceptions within the scheme," loseph Marshall at said. "U'e blew two coverages has shut down quality drives Akron score 21-17 Marshall 24-10 Marshall 3-2 Akron 31-20 Marshall receiver Greg lennings lasi week (against Eastern This will be surpris- Bring Herd to us Frye won't touch Is anyone one else ranks third in the conference in Michigan). We've just got to play MARSHALL 10 FAVORITE Ran1 hoping that The ecerving yards pei game with better and not blow any i twet ingly close, but in undefeated in MAC the Heisman but i receptions age's and be more consistent on the end, Marshall's next week and we'll he will get Akron in Herd to come to BG for B04 yard-, and eight touch- third and Fourth downs." defense prevails. give them an L. field goal range. undefeated? downs on the year. The game kicks oil al I p.m. "lennings is probably the in l)oyi I- Perry Stadium. Ohio State at i Michigan State Score 14-10 OSU 31-20 MSU 27-21 MSU 24-17 OSU Rant I'm not mad with the Spartans offense is OSU would lose to Buckeyes defense MICHGIAN STATE 1.5 FAVORITE Buckeyes anymore... on a roll and OSU's any Michigan team will step it up and unless they lose this ... well, it's just not this year. Even the get the job done Falcons now 4-1 game. to say the least. MAC ones. once again. RECAP, FROM PAGE 6 tage. I lowever, Sigalel came up big again like he bad all night No. 2 Oklahoma at marie, \le\ Fostei gol bis firsl and BG held off the final Irish collegiate goal with jusi 3:19 attack. No. 22 Texas A&M score 31-14 Oklahoma 48-7 Oklahoma 38-24 Texas A&M 29 27 Texas A&M to play. His shoi trickled in "I though ii was a game Rant It won't be 77-0, but Nobody can stop Oklahmoa is amaz- Sooners will blow OKLAHOMA 12 FAVORITE past Cey to give the I alcons a that was very similar to the it won't be all that this Sooner club ing but since they their national commanding 3-1 lead. Mazzel last three hockey games we close, either and Peterson will beat BG, it's time champioship hopes and Hen (ieelan picked up played." head coach Scott dazzle again. for them to lose. with a loss here. .issisis on the final goal of Paluch said. "We came out the game. with a great deal of energy and During the lasi minute and kind of bit a little bit of a wall No. 1 USC at .i half oi the game, the Irish in the second period. Jordan t pulled Cey on a power-play was able to make a lot of key Oregon State Score 28-27 Oregon State 35-31 USC 28-17 USC 45-20 USC io give them a i> on i advan- saves for us in thai period. Rant Oregon will win on, of Trojans are too I'd love for USC to Mr. President, SOUTHERN CAL 17 FAVORITE all things, a missed explosive for OSU, lose a game but 1 Reggie Bush and extra-point from USC although the game don't see it hap- Matt Leinart will kicker Ryan Killeen. will stay close. pening this week. lead the offense. THE TRUTH IS... FAMILY WEEKEMJJ IT'S fl FULL Falcon football^ BGSU vs. W. Michigan 8 INCHES, THIS SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. EVEN WHEN IT'S Doyt Perry Stadium FOX SPORTS OHIO COLO OUT. Students don't miss out on your chance to be on live television and watch the UiWr Falcons take on the Western Michigan Broncos this Saturdayl The first 10,000 fans will receive a pair of Cheerstix courtesy of Moulton Gas! ^tftW* 1°H»,S The first 500 students will receive SURF. Wf USE TOP-NOTCH INGREDIENTS. BUT OUR a Falcon football t-shirt from SANDWICHES ORE BISO 2 INCHES BIGGER THAN THE , NEXT CIWS. BECAUSE IT'S NOT THE MOTION OF THE ■ Sterling University Enciavel OCEAN. BflBM. IT'S THE SIZE OF Y01K SANDWICH II LET THE TRUTH BE KNOWM. iil SERIOUS SANDWICH DELIVERY EBEEM 1616 E. W00STER - 419-352-7200 'FALCONS' 'Iltfffl WITH A VALW BGSUIJJ.! F A L C 0 IV # FRIDAY November 5, 2004 INTERNATIONAL FAIR: Check out www.bgnews.com/pulse international recipes; BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY PAGE 10 FAMILY I VOLUME 99 ISSUE 62 WHAT A WEEKEND! FRIDAY' 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Family Movie: "Miracle" Karaoke in the Pub Planetarium Show Bowling Green Opera Theater: Family Movie: "Oodgeball" Union Theatre. 2nd Floor Student 1st Floor, Bowen-Thompson Planetarium, Physical Sciences "The Marriage of Figaro" Union Theatre, 2nd Floor Bowen Union Student Union Building Moore Musical Arts Center Thompson Student Union SMJRM* 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Information Table Education Abroad: Young People's Concert: Planetarium Show Family Weekend BIG Concert: University Bookstore. Information Sessions Bryan Recital Hall, Planetarium. Physical Sciences Anderson Arena 1st floor Student Union TBD Bowen-Thompson Student Building Union 11 a.m.- 1 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 a.m.- 10 a.m. Honors Student Association 7 p.m. Camerata Campo di Bocce Breakfast of Champions 10-.00 a.m. -11:30 am Luncheon Family Movie-. "Miracle" Bryan Recital Hall 202 Student Union Chapman Community and PCC 308 Student Union Union Theatre Family Open House 9:30 p.m. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Kohl Hall Lobby 11 a.m.-3p.m 8 pm Family Movie: "DodgebaN" Art Exhibit: International Fair Casino Night Union Theater "Architecture 322 Displays 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. "Around the World in One 202 Student Union Exhibit" BG Historic Downtown Tours Afternoon." Union Art Galleries 1st Floor Student Union Student Union 8 p.m. Planetarium Show 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Planetarium, Physical Sciences Art Exhibit: Education Abroad: Football Game: Building Dorothy Uber Bryan Information Sessions BG Falcons vs. Western Michigan Gallery TBD Student Union Doyt Perry Stadium Fine Arts Center BG Mews File Photo FAST BREAK: BG faces Western Michigan at home this weekend. tf tfjaMBBW^MMfn-filH ' ' , . SUNDAY COSTS FRIDAY: SATURDAY: 11 a.m.-l p.m. Falcon Family Weekend Brunch FAMILY MOVIE, MIRACLE, 7 P.M. — FREE FOOTBALL BGSU VS. WESTERN MICHIGAN, Lenhart Grand Ballroom 4 P.M. —$14 202 Bowen-Thompson Student KARAOKE IN THE PUB. 8 P.M. — FREE Union CONCERT, BEN FOLDS, 8 P.M. — $20 INTERNATIONAL FAIR. 11 A.M.-3 P.M. — REE CASINO NIGHT, 8 P.M. — FREE CUMBING ADVENTURE, 2 P.M.-8 P.M. — FREE AND SO MUCH IS FREE University musicians offer popular opera By Kachel MM "The Marriage of Figaro" will opera singers who are all music complications in the relation- for family weekend, the per- The Marriage of Figaro AS SISlANr PULSE EDITOR be performed at Kobacker Hall majors. "It's a collaborative tal- ships. "Love wins out in the formances will be on Friday at The name Figaro may sound this weekend. ent of singers and performers," end," Brown said. 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. WHERE: Kobacker Hall familiar. Figaro is repeated con- "It's the greatest opera," Brown said. The opera was specifically Tickets are available through tinuously in a speedy manner Emily Freeman Brown, direc- They will be performing in chosen for family weekend the Moore Musical Arts Center WHEN: Friday at 8 p.m. and to enhance emotion. If so, it was tor of orchestral activities, said. an array of hilarity. The story is because of the humorous enter- box office at 419-372-8171 Sunday at 3 p.m. probably on Looney Tunes when "It's got a lot of humor and the conformed in the "element of tainment it will convey. and before the performance COST: Tickets can be purchased you were a kid. greatest music in it." deception," Brown said. Brown said the opera is per- begins. at Moore Musical Arts Center Besides Looney Tunes, Figaro Brown will conduct the opera The Marriage of Figaro" fect for all ages and entertain Brown encourages people to box office or by calling 419-372- comes from the opera "The and the University's philharmo- is a love story about an older newcomers who have not ever come and enjoy themselves at 8171 Marriage of Figaro" composed nia will be orchestrating. The couple and a younger couple. heard of it. the concert. "It's a tremendous by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. cast is entirely composed of Throughout the story, there are Since this opera was chosen amount of fun," she said. KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWBGNEWS.COM/PULSE FAMILY WEEKEND WWW.BGNEWS.COM 10 Friday. November 5, 2004 Students and families are encour- hot water and cook until water has Internano1 Adas Polow (from Iran) cook in salted w-.iier for 10-15 min- aged lo broaden tlieir horizons bj utes using a non-Mick pot until die been mostly absorbed. 1 i Hi lentils Wash raisins and dales. Pour 1/2 attending Ihe 2004 International t i iMlb.lang*grainarlMsnofltirioe rice iiisi softens. Drain water and I 'air. I he World Student Association empt) the pot cup of waler and some oil in Ihe I s/4 lb. ground beefprlamb Bring2-3 raps of warer to bat MM nonstick pot. Poui in half of the rice. and various oilier organizations I i in., dan (pitted and chopped) lends and add ro water with a bit Follow wilh meat, lentil, dates and BIS holding their annual event this • |M brabble raisins. Then add in remainder of I saffron, 1/2 teaspoon ,il -.ill (look over medium heat for Saturday. The fair, called "Around about 15-20 minutes until tender. rice. OK* over low heat for about 20 the World in One Afternoon" will be I onions. 2 law. -Iked thin Peel and ihinly dice onions. I ty in minim's. Dissolve saffron In 1/3 rap 1 reaspiKin -all located in the Student Union from I cooUngoil oil until sliRhtly golden. Add ground of hot water and pour over the rice I Fatouch (from Lebanon) II a.m. until 2 p.m. There will be I sad Mix well before serving. 1/2 teaspoon pepper I black pepper bed en lamb sail and black pep- I This dish ran be eaten for lunch and food, entertainment and children's i>. i and in over medium heat for I dinner and is usually served with meal |uiceof3k>miiu- 1/2 cup olive oil .iliinit III minute* Add one cop ill activities. \iso, special features of I Soakricelnwata for3-4hours.then I or rice Black olives the fail this year will include Italian music. African Drumming and a I 2 loaves lebanese bread Break unsoftencd lebanese bread into s.iisa dance performance The food Tossed sesame seed I 1/2 bunch green oninn- |4U iln pieces. Cut all vegetables into Hung Shao Nlu lo (Bed Cooked | 1/2 bunch parsley served Will represent the cuisine Hi-el from China I small pieces Mix vegetables wilh bread lrimfarfrombeeiicuiiniol null I 1 cucumber of the various countries presented 10 salad bovA Add salt, pepper, lemon cubes. Hear 2 lablespoons of the I 1 /2 bunch fresh mint tor 2 Tablespoons at tin' fair. Below are some recipes CUR 2 pounds beef boneless chuck, lip ,1111 ,■ sod nil and mix well. Gams* with b oil in wok or 12-inch skilld until I dried) iubmitted by students representing or round. Dimmed Of fat. rat in 1 • 2 Tablespoons fresh cilantro (optional) black nines _■ cubes hot. Stir-fry half the beef cubes heir countries, i [hbtapoons peanutorvtij UHB until brown on all sides, about 2 minutes. Remove beef ro 3-quan Then add oil li nga Poblana (from Mexico) chopped, AhiTtandrnniuiri (VcKHablr Curry] 1 1/2 cup water saucepan. Repeal wilh remaining 2 tsp. brown -ugai from Nepal 1 IhbkapoonoU oil and beef. 2 cups rooked chicken, finely shredded 5 - 6 cup- potatoes, diced 1/4 cupsoy sauce 1,1-l.ul.i- also.nailahleat Meijer) I 2 lablespoons dry white wine or Mb water, soy sauce, win. gkt 1/2 Ih chorizo (Optional) (This is avail- impeded) able in a Mexican marker or store.) In a law saucepan, saute in 2 sherry ger roor. green onion, garlic, sugar skin chorbn crumble the meat tan ■ tablespoons oft h\. stirring often to coal potatoes with and pepper, add to beef. Heat lo 12 oz. tomaloe- seasonings. When potatoes an almost I thin -lice peeled fresh or canned Dying pan and cook over low heal until 2 onion* thinly sliced ginger root or l teaspoon ground boiling: reduce heat. Cover and 4 OK, onion, -liced in lialt moons llicl.ili-lciulcicdolll 2 cloves garlic, minced tender, add simmer. Stirling occasionally, until 1/2 tsp. dried oregano 4 cups cabbage, chopped ginger Add onion, tomatoes, garlic thyme, l leasp I ground codandei 1 green onion, cut lengrhw i-c into beefbtendec 1-2 hours. Garnish I up, rhyme oregano and bay leaves, simmer for five I teaspoon uroriml lurmeric i teaspoon salt, or to taste With small -prigs of loiiaiulci 3 bay leaves 2 tomatoes, chopped hakes minutes. Vld ttw shredded chicken, i 2 teaspoon ground cumin 1 cloveguttc,cut into halves sprinkle with sesame seed. Serve 4 chile chipotlc adobo. chopped All sugar and cbjpoda cMk with adobo i .' teaspoon ground ginger i 2 tablespoons cun) powda with hot cooked Chinese noodsal adobo sauce from canned chili-, (aval Oner and simmer until cabbage Is ten- I I'ahlesiKKinsugar Skrunerfbi 10minutes. Season *>taste 1 .lii'.ispoiiiulrv mustard 1/8 teaspoon peppa ildi-.rri'd or with plain rn.' able at Meijer or Kroger) Serve with lostados (or tortilla chips) dec Serve ivilh rice 6 cloves garlic, mashed, then finely I Inn pepper HI I 'H uaspoon ground c orianda leaves (optional) l> Cloves panrc, maMicw. »»»" i —___ — — — — J H'ii |X'|1|MT Family restaurants offer BG guests unique places to eat while they visit the city love it In that perspective. I work prep-work such as baking, pre- nephews Maas has employed they should keep in mind Ihe college town with many chain throughout Kermit's 17 years with my family, and don't have By Tttlani McRenrie lesiain ants, residents of the (own paring soups and recipes. to work with anyone else. You CSMPUS Nt"S E0I10R restaurants around town-spe- )im Maas described owning in business, Maas is particu- have not lost focus on keeping can take turns coming in, and As students decide what they will cifically, the many family-owned larly pleased with being able the family atmosphere' present. and running a famih business they can cover for you," Olivarez do to entertain their visiting fam- restaurants in Bowling 1 Ireea as "satisfying." Maas went on to employ highschool students Many of the restaurants in • said. ily members on Family Weekend. Although Bowling Green is a to say that it is nice to employ and give them a chance to work Howling Green are family- in Kermit's as their first job. Hnth restaurants feel the] owned such as Kermit's and El people, stating that his business bring something unique to employs about 14 people year- Working with family has been Zarape, Family Weekend round, including family. a positive experience for Maas. kermit's, located at 307 S. El Zarape focuses on prices "We have been helpful with "Truthfully, we're so busy we Main St. has been owned by the andatmospheie. the family. As the kids group don't have time to argue. I run Maas Family for 17 years. Jim the place pretty much and then 'It s basically a family restau- \laas is the restaurant manag- up, most of them have worked isn't too much arguing about rant, not a bar. Also we have very er and his wife, Barbara, is the here," Maas said. reasonable prices and a friendly Along with the nieces and what we're going to do and how rjwnei I heir daughter does the weregoingtodoit. My daughter atmosphere. You could come does her job. We've never had in and meet people eating here a family squabble here," Maas that you know." Olivarez said. Maas is also confident i n what said. Planned Rarenthoocf El Zarape is another restau- Kermit's has to offer to visiting families on Family Weekend. of Northwest Ohio, Inc. rant in Bowling Green that has P been family-owned for about "It's a real homey place. It's FORALL YOUR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH NEEDS 3 years. fairly small. It's a restaurant that kids have brought their fami- • Emergency Contraception • Sexually Transmitted Infections Eliseo Olivarcz manages the • Birth Control (Screening & Treatment) restaurant. He and his fam- lies to. If you've eaten here, you • HIV Counseling & Testing • Gynecological Exams ily are the owners of El Zarape. know what the atmosphere is • Pregnancy Testing (Free & Anonymous) Olivarez and 9 of his family like. Everybody knows every- Low members are employees of the body," Maas said. (ijivarez sees El Zarape being 1039 North Main Street restaurant. 1301 Jefletson Avenue 3401 Glendale Avenue Toledo. Onto Fmdiay, Ohio Olivarez enjoys working with kept in the family for genera- Toledo. 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J Exp. 12/31/04 1 apparel piece in stock. 419-352-2553 Included are shoes sandals, jackets, vests, fleece tops I © ODOOGE and more! tINCOLH MERCURY 419-352-9375 Bowling Green Lincoln Mercury 1079 North Main Street. Bowling Green, OH 43402 248 South Main Street Phone:(419)352-2553 ^hopcyclewerks.com 1 Friday, November 5,2004 FAMILY WKEKEND Welcome Ben Folds to rock BG By Janell Kingsborough with vocals of none other and rock is appropriate for stu- Mends SENIOR REPORTER than William Shatner— dents and their parents and sib- He started playing at bars and which some thought was so lings can sit and enjoy," she said. fraternity parties. Now he's good they wondered if Folds toured this summer and traveling around the world he should have went solo earlier. with Rufus Wainwright and and across the country sell- His work with Ben Folds Guster. He is now on the road ing out performances for all Five became legendary after this fall with a series of college generations. "Whatever and Ever Amen" cre- performances on his agenda. family Singer and pianist Ben Folds ated singles such as "Brick" in Barhite said that UAO was is making one of these stops to 1997. looking for a larger event to perform at the Anderson Arena, But Folds appeal has always bring families and the campus hosted by UAO, Saturday for the laid in his ability to crack a joke together. CARRIE University's Family Weekend as well as hit the deeper notes "We want families to come WHITAKER Ben Folds is best known as the about the stings of life. down to the concert," she said." Editor-in-Chief leader of the power pop trio Ben folds witty lyrics and multi- It's another great event for Folds Five but struck out on his talent musical instrument skills bonding time." This weekend is family own in the late 1990s as a solo have kept people screaming and Tickets for the concert are $20 weekend, a time lor our artist. fainting over his talent for years. and are being sold online, at families — however dys- He released his First solo That's why his music will be the UAO office, the Union front functional, large or small, to album in 1998, under the perfect for this weekend, said desk, Finders Records and Tapes, Photo Provided visit us in our home away from alias Fear of Pop that included UAO President Brittany Barhite. 128 N. Main St. and at the door CONCERT: Ben Folds will perform Saturday at Anderson Arena. home. the instrumental "In Love" "Ben Folds' mixture of piano before the concert begins. But what about the friends and classmates whose par- ents are either disinterested or unable to come for family weekend? It seems they may feel somewhat left out. On our campus, there are a WE'RE #1 Family Weekend brings number of students who are in the International Studies Program and are studying here from all over the world. business for local hotels From my experiences with a By Miranda Bond "We have pretty much sold However, all of the repre- few of them, many arrived here FEATURES EDITOR out for the football weekends sentatives said that they enjoy alone and have begun to make Bowling Green becomes over- also," said Doug Bietz, general Family Weekend for more Uian a circle of friends — but it seems run with mothers, fathers manager at I loliday Inn Express. just the business that it brings. very possible their families will and siblings of students each "It was pretty much a given that It's the crowds that Family be unable to visit this weekend. year for Family Weekend. Many we were going to be busy." Weekend draws that make it So, for all of us who are families travel for hours to The hotel representatives special. blessed to have family coming visit the University, so it is interviewed said that they "It's a great event, people last to visit, 1 present you with a no surprise that local hotels are not offering any special year really enjoyed it," Yousif challenge. sell out for the weekend. packages or rates for Family said. "We really enjoy having the Invite someone whose family The Days Inn and Holiday Weekend. Instead many parents here, they are a great is not here to go out with your Inn Express in Bowling Green hotels decided to offer their crowd.1' family — may he or she be an have sold all of their rooms normal rate, rather than raising "We appreciate the University international student or a friend for the upcoming weekend. prices. sponsoring these weekends so down the hall from Texas. The rooms at Holiday Inn, Day Inn rooms are priced families can see what a great city Here at Bowling Green we are 2150 E. Wooster St., have at their normal rate $89 Bowling Green is," Ruiz said. so lucky to have a great commu- been sold out for over a to SI00 depending on the nity, that welcomes people from month. Marlene Yousif, direc- room type. Holiday Inn Express HOTEL RATES AND all walks of life and we also have tor of sales for Hampton Inn, also pledged to keep their AVAILABILITIES events that are well coordinated. 142 Campbell Hill Rd., said prices at the normal rate of S70 How could the opportunity be that their rooms were also to $109 depending on room The Buckeye Inn & Studios Rate: $69.95 bean? sold out, but a few rooms type. You could take diat person have opened up due to "We want to offer is the best A couple of room availabilities out to dinner with your family cancellations. rate and the best rooms for or have them tag along to the "We have been through one our customers," said Robert Quality Inn & Suites game. Family Weekend and it's typical Ruiz, general manager of Days Rate: $99.00 And really, could it hurt to for us to sell out," Yousif said. Inn. "What we have done is Sold Out ask? Maybe they aren't inter- Hotels around town offered great rooms at a great Days Inn ested. But just maybe they are. BenSwsnjtr BGNem have been seeing a lot of rate." Maybe they are feeling left out business when there are Bietz said that events like this Rate: $89-190 on Family weekend, so extend SCHOOL SPIRIT: Freddie Falcon shows his support for the home football games, so they are hosed by the University are good Sold out your family to them. football team at a game earlier this season. prepared to host a full house. for business. Learning Celebrating Sharing IT'S WHAT FAMILIES DO. SAY CELLULAR Friday, November 5, 2004: Family Movie: Miracle 900 E. Wooster St. Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater, 7 pm Karaoke in the Pub Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Black Swamp Pub, 8 pm Family Movie: Dodgeball 419.353.2355 Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater, 9:30 pm Saturday, November 6, 2004: Information Table, University Bookstore, Bowen-Thompson Student Union, 10 am- 2 pm International Fair: "Around the World in One Afternoon" 1st 1 Floor Bowen-Thompson Student Union, 11 am- 2 pm. Falcon Football: BGSU vs. Western Michigan Doyt Perry Stadium, 1 pm we* Car Family Movie: Miracle Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater, 7 pm Casino Night 228 Multi-purpose Room, Bowen-Thompson Student Union, 8pm Family Weekend BIG Concert: Ben Folds Charger with special guest: Ben Lee *Restrictions apply. Anderson Arena. Doors open at 7 pm, show begins at 8 pm. Pricing subject to change. (Tickets available at Anderson Arena for $20.) Family Movie: Dodgeball See store for details. Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater, 9:30 pm While Supplies Last! Sunday, November 7, 2004: Family Weekend Brunch 202 Bowen-Thompson Student Union, 11 am -1 pm. (Reservation only.) For more information go to: ht^://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/getinvolved/04familyweekend.html or WCIUIEL call the Office of Campus Involvement at (419) 372-2343. AUTHORIZED AGENT ^\4 rvdvertiseme/1/ IMM WWW.BGNEWS.COM 12 Friday November 5.2004 www.benews.com/nation FORMER PROSECUTOR ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AND CRITICALLY WOUNDING LAWYER — A former prosecutor was arrested for investigation of attempted murder after he shot and critically injured a lawyer in Seatle. He had been scheduled to face at a court hearing, authorities said. NATION Holes left in Dem's leadership THE ASSOCIATED PRESS And the caucus will be smaller defender of the mining indus- Republican party in 2001, WASHINGTON Sen.Harry by four because of Democratic try, upsetting environmental- handing control of the Senate Reid regulated gambling in defeats Tuesday. ists who otherwise give him to the Democrats. Nevada when organized crime Republicans might find it high marks. Critics also have "He's got a quiet way of ran some casinos, and he hard to pigeonhole Reid as a said Reid has been too will- sneaking up on you," said Sig lived to tell about it. Ilis steely liberal since his anti-abortion, ing to help mining and other Rogich, a longtime friend and resolve In a sometimes danger- anti-gun-control views are con- interests with financial ties to Republican strategist from ous job could come In hand) as trary to Democratic dogma. members of his family. Nevada. "He's not flashy, but the new Democratic leader in a He was among the minority While Reid's stands on some he's very steady. He does his more conservative Senate. of I lemoctats who voted for a social issues are more conser- homework." The soil-spoken Reid will, ban on certain late-term abor- vative than those of most other Reid occasionally has shown in essence, be the Democratic tions and he opposed extend- Senate Democrats, he has flashes of anger. A year ago, he party's most powerful elect- ing t he ba n on assault weapons, been the most vocal opponent spoke on the Senate floor for 8 ed official, thrust into a winning the endorsement of of building a nuclear waste 1/2 hours straight, upset that position of prominence by the National Rifle Association. repository at Yucca Mountain, Republicans were planning to the twin defeats of current Vet no Democrat is challeng- roughly 100 miles from Las spend 30 consecutive hours Senate Minority Leader Tom ing him for leader. Vegas, an extremely important talking about four judgeships Daschle of South Dakota and "I think Harry lieid has done issue to Nevadans. Democrats had blocked. Sen. lolin KeiT) the work, pin in the time," He also stood with Daschle, "Amateur leadership," Reid Until now, lieid was Daschle's said Sen. Dianne Feinstein, whom Republicans attacked as said, assessing Senate Majority deputy, best known by C-Span 111 alii., a strong supporter ol an obstructionist because he Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn. audiences as the constant both abortion rights and gun led Democrats in blocking Bush I le later apologized to Frist. Democratic presence on the control. He is a very good floor nominees to federal judgeships But something else Reid Senate floor. I le focused on the leader, very smart. I like the Ian anil GOP-written legislation to said at the time will likely be chambers sometimes arcane that he is a Westerner, frankly, limit lawsuits. put to the test now that procedure — the kind of work because I am convinced we Reid lacks a commanding Republicans have expanded that wins respect from col- have to build the West here. So television presence, but he has their majority and replaced leagues hut is virtually invis- I think he is the logical choice bi'in the Democrats' day-to- moderate Democrats with con- ible to the public. at this time.'' day leader in the Senate for servative Republicans. ot Cavaretta W PI • He soon will preside over The son of a hard-rock six years. He received a lot of "We cannot be taken for a group of Senate Democrats miner from Searchlight, Nev., the credit when Vermont granted," Reid said. "We can- LEADERSHIP: U.S. Senator Harry Reid (D) speaks during a news generally regarded as liberal. Reid also has been a staunch Sen. Jim Jeffords left the not be thought of as nothing." conference at his office in Las Vegas yesterday. Welcome Parents to BGSU VaxGen Inc provides anthrax vaccine using anthrax spores. to develop a new anthrax vac- duce antibodies to battle anthrax IHl ASSOCIATED PRESS "The intentional release of cine. The company still needs to toxins, laboratory, animal WASHINGTON - The gov- anthrax spores is one of the most obtain licensing from the Food research and clinical trials have Management Inc. ernment said Thursday it is pur- significant biological threats we and Drug Administration for the confirmed the vaccine's effective- chasing 75 million doses of a face," Tommy Thompson, sec- vaccine. The agency will review ness and safety in humans. 1045 N. 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The tube is often con- Arafat was reportedly fighting unemployed Palestinian. "I can't leadership could open the door nected to a life support machine for his life Thursday at a French see someone taking his place." to renewed peace talks. Such to help the patient breathe. military hospital after losing con- In an emergency meeting in a scenario could affect Israel's I lovvever, three Palestinian sciousness, as anxious Palestinian the West Bank town of Ramallah, plans to pull soldiers and set- officials denied Arafat was in officials transferred some of their the PI.O executive committee tlers out of the Gaza Strip in a coma. leader's powers to Prime Minister empowered Qureia to deal with a move not coordinated with \ Palestinian official in Gaza Ahmed Qureia. urgent administrative and finan- the Palestinians. who is close to Arafat's wife Suha Doctors at Percy Military cial matters in Arafat's absence, Arafat's chief of staff, Ranizi said she told him her husband Training Hospital outside Paris, said committee member Qais Klioury, called an Associated Press fell unconscious after receiving where Arafat was airlifted last Abdel Karim. reporter to say the Palestinian a strong anesthetic: lor a biop- Friday after more than two years A prolonged Arafat inca- leader was alive but that his con sy. The official, who spoke on of confinement in the West Bank, pacitation — or death — could dition was grave. condition of anonymity, quoted quashed a swirl of reports that he have profound impact on the A senior Palestinian official, Suha Arafat as saying her hus- had died. But the French doctors Middle East. There are fears of speaking on condition of ano- band was recovering. would not say much else, and unrest among Palestinian fac- nymity, told the AP that Arafat Israel TV's Channel Two confusion ruled as Palestinians dons, which Arafat, viewed as a was in a coma in the intensive reported that Arafat was brain issued conflicting reports about national symbol by even some care unit, where he was taken dead and remained on life Arafat's condition and how close who opposed him, was largely after his condition worsened support. to death he was. able to prevent. Furthermore, overnight Wednesday. However, Arafats personal Outside the hospital, some 50 chaos in the West Bank and Gaza French television station LCI physician, Dr. Ashraf Kurdi, told well-wishers held a vigil late into could make any cooperation quoted an anonymous French Dubai-based Al-Arabiya tclevi the evening. Some held candles, with Israel even more difficult. medical official as saying Arafat sion that "Arafat has no type of others portraits of Arafat. A large On the other hand, Israel and was in an "irreversible coma" brain death." I fe also said a brain Muhammad Muheisen AP Photo Palestinian flag hung from the the United States have in recent and "intubated" — a process scan showed that Arafat had not EMPTINESS: A portrait of Arafat is seen over his empty chair. hospital's outer wall. years shunned Arafat as a ter- that usually involves threading suffered a hemorrhage or stroke Karzai pledges crackdown during victory speech Warlords and smug- the central government. accepted the result just hours I le has also pledged to clear his before Karzai made his televised glers will be Karzai's Cabinet of faction leaders who acceptance speech. top priority. helped the United States oust "For me, Afghanistan's national the Taliban three years ago but interests are the most important, IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS have proved to be deadweights said Qanooni, Karzai's former KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — in office. education minister. "If we didn't Hamid Karzai pledged Thursday Asked if any wariords or gov- accept the result, the country to use his five-year term as ernment officials believed to would go toward a crisis Afghanistan's tiist elected presi- profit from dntgs would survive Ethnic Ilazara chieftain dent to Clack down on warlords the purge, karzai said: "There will Mohammed Mohaqeq and and the re-emerging country's not be any private militia forces Uzbek strongman Abdul Rashid booming dnig economy. in Afghanistan." Dostum followed suit. Accepting his victory in the Ins "There will definitely, defi- A boycott could have under- i<>i l( (kt. 9 ballot, he also offered nitely not be any drug thing In mined Karzai's chances of an olive branch to the Taliban, Afghanistan." he said. "We're extending his authority across a even as an offshoot of the former going to be dedicated, strong in country still torn by ethnic ten- ruling militia threatened to kill working against that." sions, and poisoned the political three kidnapped UN. workers lie said he would not announce atmosphere for parliamentary who helped organize the vote. his Cabinet before his inaugura- elections slated for next spring. "The Afghan people have tion in November. Foreign experts drafted in to placed their trust in us, for which But he renewed an offer to fol- examine the allegations found we are very grateful,'' karzai said lowers of the Taliban — with the a string of irregularities, includ- In the grounds of hit bomb-dam- exception of a few dozen top fugi- ing ballot-stuffing, but said they aged Kabul palace, flanked by tives — "to come and participate couldn't have changed the result. his two smiling running- mates in the rebuilding of this country." Karzai has vowed to accelerate Emitio Morenatti AP phot and dieted by bodyguards. I he) Election officials declared the slow rebuilding of a country ENFORCER: Afghan President, Hamid Karzai, gestures as he speaks during a press conference at the voted for a government based on kar/ai the winner Wednesday after war and drought with the Presidential Palace in Kabul, Afghanistan yesterday. laws and institutions, and that is alter more than three weeks of goal of doubling the income of what we are going to provide." laborious counting and argu- Afghans by 2009. kar/ai has said that smashing ments about whether he had But any attempt to focus on the Afghanistan's opium and heroin cheated his way to victory. economy will be complicated by Belamere Suites Hote smugglers will be his top priority, Yunus Qanooni, who (hushed the challenge of confronting war- and the key to reining in warlords second with 16 percent, com- lords, drug traffickers and Taliban zscaJe fo-iAe- UdeMtntf crcatettputwr (wyfix... resisting the feeble authority of pared with Karzai's 55 percent. militants all at the same time. 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By Chelsea Howard "Bowling Green has so many PULSE REPORTER at 10 p.m. where the winner from Thursday's final round will take amazing local bands, and this is The final countdown has definitely something we will be begun. on Sangsara, the Fury, and RHSC Tife in a sweaty battle through guitar looking to do yearly," Curry said. For the past seven calendar of licks and immeasurable drum- "We are really pleased with the weeks, Howard's Club H turn out of the 'Rock Fight!'," )ohn has been the home to beats, with only one goal in mind; FRIDAY to be the "Rock Fight Champion." "|D" DeSmith, a representative the first, and hopefully from Howard's said. "The bands annual, "Rock Fight BG!" The "Rock Fight!" is comprised 7 p.m. and fans have been amazing!" and will be holding the like a battle of the bands compe- UAO Movie: Miracle However, Howard's and final competition both tition, but judged like a pageant Union Theater "The winner will be judged on Ramalama Records are not the Friday and Saturday, in only people who are excited foi which eight bands will song quality, stage presence, and 8 p.m. the finale, the bands are ecstatic compete for the title of crowd participation," Broc Curry, Marriage of Figaro owner of Ramalama Records loel Freemont, a representative "Rock Fight BG!" cham- for the band RHSC conveyed Kobacker Hall pions and a grand prize said. "The bands will be judged by how excited the band is to com of$l,000. pete in the "Rock Fight!" 9.30 p.m. The finale will start on three local record company rep- UAO Movie: Dodgeball resentatives, who will be looking "We are really excited about this Friday at 10p.m. in which show," Freemont said. "We have Union Theater Ireruin, Huron County for all of those things and more," Curry said. been following a strict practice Creeps, The Highgears, schedule and we are writing new 10 p.m. and Science of Big Curry and his partner Rob Bobby May Machines will give "Stud" Kimple, who had piloted material... we have done shows Nate & Wally's their best shot of prov- a "Rock Fight!" in Toledo over regularly for three years now ing that they are the the summer with 50 bands com- but we aren't treating this as just 10 p.m. supreme bands of Bowling peting for $5,000, thought that another show." Take Two Green. The Bowling Green would be an This may be because there is Easy Street Cafe excellent spot a rather handsome award to win for the which RHSC, as well as other bands, would use towards get SATURDAY ring new equipment and assist ing with the price of cutting a 10 p.m. new album. DJ Baroque Freemont also thinks that Nate & Wally's RHSC will be a tough competitor "Everyone in the band loves 7 p.m. being in the band and I think UAO Movie: Miracle that experience and passion real Union Theater ty makes us different," Freemont said, "We are just hoping to have 9: 30 p.m. a good rime and we hope that UAO Movie: Dodgeball everyone else has a good time in Union Theater return! We love what we do and we have a blast with it!" Freemont SUNDAY said. Freemont also stated how 9:30 p.m. helpful the "Rock Fight!" is to UAO Movie: Dodgeball local bands. "BG needs more Union Theater support for local bands. There is no reason why Howard's and Easy Street should not be packed MONDAY every night there is a local per former." 9 p.m. nont's heart lies with Last Comic Standing RHSC winning, but said, "Even Black Swamp Pub if you aren't supporting RHSC please go see the slww! BG has p.m. amazing local bands, I've been DJKehoe to a lot of different cities and | Nate & Wally's to a lot of different shows, but the Bowling Green bands are Euchre Night phenomenal!" ;: Easy Street Cafe And with die price of $5 for h night of the finale, there ,d excuse why one : TUESDAY -*e the heated Iwnd ol Karaoke Night ■ >sirjoii of Ro " Nate & Wally's JlCttt. i 6 p.m. I How 2 Workshop: ', Texas Hold Em * 316 Alumni Room Union : 9 p.m. r Comedy Night: Garie Lewis . Roy Haber > Easy Street Cafe [ 9:30 p.m. I UAO Movie: Anchorman • Union Theater 11 p.m. Key Yearbook Senior Night j Black Swamp Pub • WEDNESDAY 1 I-p.m. ■J Scott Ballard K Nate & Wally's <& 10 p.m. Only 'Grudge' is against the confusing plot I Francisco Rojas certainly will remember the panic, though she is visibly and director and "The Grudge" pro £ Easy Street Cafe By Michael Siebenaler audience into the subplots (What PUISE REPORTER would make a man do that? Why vivid imagery long after you've emotionally distraught from ducer Sam Raimi has a support the chain of events. ing role as Alex, a coordinator Grade: C+ won't the elderly lady talk?), but left the theater. S 11 p.m. Shimizu uses visual cues, Karen learns to face some who arranges house assistants i Key Yearbook Senior Night "The whole time I was in that then delves into flashbacks and a confusing non-chronological shot depth and perspective unimaginable facts thanks to for U.S. citizens living in Tokyo. E Black Swamp Pub house I felt something was timeline. The plot sets up a lot to set up the scares and envi- some insight from Detective All the characters get direct wrong." ly involved with the mysteri lapanese director/writer of genuine scares but is not as ronment as the characters are Nakagawa. THURSDAY innovative. transplanted into Tokyo, and lason Behr (TV's "Roswell") ous house and must grapple Takashi Shimizu retools his 2003 plays Karen's love interest, with unique situations and film "lu-On" ("The Grudge") with The memorable special effects, their involvement with a mys- disturbing visuals and creepy terious house with a disturbing Doug, and William Mapother premonitions. p.m. new screenwriter Stephen Susco ("In the Bedroom") and Clea Thefilm has beenabighit this in the new hit scary thriller. sounds make the film worth- history. I DJ Diamond D Lee while. You're not quite prepared Sarah Michelle Gellar por- DuVall ("Identity") play the Halloween season, but should ; Nate & Wally's The plot begins well with help- couple who previously lived in continue to do well through ful text descriptions. It quickly with frightening video footage trays Karen, a new student in the house. November. The film has a well sets the stage for the first encoun- from a surveillance camera. Tokyo. However, all she finds 111 p.m. Bill Pullman has a small cast, marketable star, namely ter'resolution before opening Season veterans of the thrill- are mysterious circumstances 1 Key Yearbook Senior Night er genre may not get an ideal that lead to horrific ends. This but important role as Peter. Gellar, and stellar co-producer | Black Swamp Pub credits end. Ted Raimi, brother of famous Sam Raimi (Evil Dead). The next sequence engages the amount of surprises. They fearless protagonist does not KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Til K PULSE Friday, November 5.2004 15 More sex, violence in c □ R E V I E .W newcGrand Theft Auto' Jimmy Eat World Leftover Salmon R.E.M. Tift Merritt By Michael Siebenaler weapons like bomb packs PULSE REPORTER set off by remote, which are Grade: A- great unless you run out, then you won't be able to set them "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" off with your remote. As your has something for everyone. weapon skills grow, your pro- Violent crime still represents ficiency will surprise you (e.g. the main focus and the graph- you can handle an automatic ics aren't the best, but then- gun in each hand). are many enhanced, role-play- Controls will lock on biggest ing elements that deepen the threat in front of you instead "Futures" "Untitled" "Around the Sun" "Tambourine" player's Involvement of cycling through every threat, Inleiscope Reconls Compendia Records Warner Brothers Lad Highway Set in 1992, "Grand Theft inducting the dead ones. Auto: San Andreas" has three You can also gamble plus large metro areas (las Santos, buy property, food, clothes and l«™ Venturas and San Fierro) tattoos. You can also get your #fc A *#fc containing just about every haircut; climb obstructions; In their follow-up album from Bling. Bling on banjos, guitars I won't lie, I'm not a huge R.E.M. Fans of Cheryl Crow with a hint rural (hitchhikers, tractors! and work out at the gym; take some 200l's "Bleed America," Arizona- and mandolins begins the album fan. of Leanne Rimes will dig the urban (gangs, graffiti tags, gam- memorable pictures with your rockers Jimmy Eat World com- by Leftover Salmon. I know their big hits like "losing soulful grooves of singer/song- bling) scenario Imaginable camera; get helpful advice on bine feel-good lyrics with a solid The band's name does not my Religion" and"TheOne I Love." writer Tift Merrin. Her second The main story line centers your cell phone and/or reply combination of pop-rock melo- sound exacdy inviting, but once I'm a huge fan of "Everybody record "Tambourine" reflects an on Carl lohnson (a.k.a. CJI, to comments negatively or dies and lethargic ballads of sun- one listens to their new album, Hurts." And based on my little easy go lucky tone. Bluesy, soul- voiced by rapper Young Malay, positively. You can even use a shine, love and drugs. Just don't they will be impressed. The HEM. knowledge, I like diis CD. ful, rockabilly is what Tift Merritt who conies home to bury his camera to take pictures of your let the rock-hard harmonies of album is a little bit of country and The music is mellow and soft, offers. Brass, slide guitar and full mom and seek revenge on the exploits and save them on a their first single "Pain" fool you bluegrass mixed together. which makes Michael Stipes percussion add to the infectious perpetrators. Samuel L Jackson. memory card. into thinking you know what Although I'm not the biggest voice stand out. R.E.M. seems to sound of "Your Love Made a U- James Woods, Chris Perm, Ice-T In later missions, you're 'Futures" really sounds like. fan of bluegrass or country, I have slowed down a bit. They've Tum," with a Hammond back- and Peter Fonda also lend their allowed to upgrade your car The band chose to make their recommend Uiis band for any- come a long way from the upbeat drop. Thesongdoesnotgraduate voice talents to the game. with bumpers, hydraulics and newest CD snap, crackle and pop one who enjoys either of these and fast paced "It's the End of the out (it a standard blues pattern The game gives many tips other items, ■ way pop. The CD provides a per- genres. World." /Ml songs on this CD have but makes up for it in metrical and hints along your jour- The two player mini-games, fect balance of get-on-your-feet Ix-ftover Salmon are in tradi- slow tempos. Also, most of them harmony, which she writes. ney. You can even check the marked by a two-skull icon, dnim beats and rocking guitar tion of bands such as the Grateful have sad lyrics. "late Night Pilgrim," a straight brief menu if you miss any work well without splitting the riffs with chants and harmonies Dead, Phish and New Grass I like that the tide song on the up country hit, belongs on top 40 information. screen, hut there's a distance that would make anyone consid- Revival. album was placed last on the CD. radio. Merrill's sound will appeal There's still a lot of clipping' limit so don't stray too far from er indulging in some downtime. The slow songs have a tinge of This encourages people to listen to a wide audience, who like pop blocking issues and some oilier your partner. With the first single "Pain" country. It represents all the sad totherestoflheCDfirst. That way and rock. Reminiscent of Buffets' unrealistic elements (e.g. motor- DJs spin songs from eleven proving the rich, rough sounds times. diey don't buy it for one song and Margaritaville, the song changes cycle knocking down a large radio stations: talk about the of the CD, their up-and-coming They are able to tell good sto- skip the rest of the music. "Around with the twangy down-home start lamp), bin the endless weather and gave players use- single "Work" is pleasing to the ries about the load or people the Sun" has a positive message. solo, picked with a woodgrain choice of activity and adventure ful tips. The women are still ears of every pop-lover. And with diat have influenced them. As The chorus is about not giving up telecaster. The song talks about overshadows these glitches. objectified but now give feed- a verse-chorus-verse formal that an example, Woodie Guthrie is and hanging in there for another being lonely at night, and Merritt Some glitches work toward back on fashion and compel rivals the sounds of Maroon 5 one of the titles. The song asks time around die sun. "Hold on wants a Pilgrim to rescue her. your advantage. l"or exam the male characters to do and Jason Mraz. Jimmy Eat World about Guthrie. It details about cause you don't know what's com- The title track jumps off the pie, my car was on lire after a something more with their synthesize the two genres emerg- how much he is missed, since he ing/ How on world cause I'm not speaker complete with back- drive-by, then I pulled into the lives. ing from radios and CD players died very many years ago. jumping off/ Hold onto this boy ground singers and a pounding spray paint shop which quickly This game satisfies experi- everywhere: pop and rock. The lyrics are in memory. The a little longer/ Take another trip piano solo. "I am your tam- doused the blaze before it blew enced gamers with challeng- "Futures" will keep old fans chorus said, "Hey Woodie Guthrie around the sun." bourine/Shake it with your love up. ing missions and advancement coming back for more and where are you/ We could sure The song that stood out at me is tonight." The churns is upbeat Ilemember how linn died opportunities while newcom- attract a new wave of patrons use you once more/ Hey Woodie called "The Worst Joke Ever." After and fun. Her smooth voice and when yon went In water? This ers can enjoy stress-free roam- at the same time. Along with Guthrie where are you/ The big listening to the 10 mellow songs playful song titles shadows time your charactei can sunn. ing opportunities with lots 'Pain," key tracks such as "Kill," dogs are back at the door." before it, I thought 1 would lie Bonnie Raitt but one look and dtve underwater and hold his of hidden items, Raster eggs, "Nothingwrong." and "Futures," The band is able to accom- listening to a little bit faster paced you will realize Meritt's dynamic breath. The only problem is mini-games, unlockables and the song that spawned the tide plish their lyrical and musical tal- song judging from the title. That talent. Her lyrics talk about over- C| looks like a boat when he surprises. A highly satisfying of their album, prove to be the ent. They are good at combining was not the case. I lowever, after I coming obstacles that might be moves in the water Instead ol game with a colossal scope backbone of raw energy and bodi. listened to the song, the title made just a "Shadow in the Way." Heal a person. thai will keep any player busy sound for the band. There are two instrumen- sense. It really was the worst joke lyrics and an uplifting mes Ynu also get some great new for a long time. After a three-year vacation tals "Lincoln at Nevada" and ever. The intro lyrics are "You see sage are just two features of this from the music industry, Jimmy "Whispering Waters." There there's this cat burglar that can't great record. Merritt provides an Eat World emerges back on to the amount of interesting instru- see in the dark/ He lays his bets escape from the mundane grind music scene with a sound that ments that reflect their amazing on 8 more lives, walks into a bar/ with hopeful words and music. has considerably matured since ability to entertain. Slips on the 8 ball, falls on his Sl K bears her soul not afraid n J GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS their last album. Although the name of the knife/ Says "I don't know what I've confront love, death, life and the Imagine the slow sounds of band may be deceiving, surpris- done but this doesn't feel right. devil. She's excruciatingly honest Review rating: ***l/2 Modest Mouse, the poppy guitar ingly enough they were impres- So if you're a diehard li.li.M. yet not too deep. Platform/console: PlayStation 2 (PC, Xbox have future riffs of Blink 182 and the hardness sive. I hey are able to convey fan, you probably have this CD. "Tambourine" offers Ustenei s release dates) of your cliche rock band fused their instrumental ability and However, if you like slow and mel- multiirack richness. Infused with Release date: October 2004 with lim Adkins (lead vocals/gui- talent to their audience. If coun- low music, this CD is calling your an innocent shy quality, Merritt Genre: Crime/action/adventure/RPG tar), and you've got a re-vamped, try is not your thing, you will name man. It's a bit slower paced will no doubt keep cranking out Players allowed: 1 (2 on certain mini-games) ncw-and-improved version of still be impressed by their use of than the RI-.M I'm used to but it's album after album of country ESRB rating: M (intense violence, strong profanity, blood, sexual Jimmy Eat World. instruments, still a good listen. Give it a try. hits. content, gore, drug use) Production company: Rockstar Games - less Wagner -Rachel Bolxik ■Nkliole Rominski -Brian Pauline ago, according to photographer the students," Brown said. Rooted Truth performs at Jim McAdams. While he has taken In spreading the word about 200 portraits for this year's Key, he their funk rock sound, Rooted "Don't ije afraid to said the turnout could be better. Truth played at local bars and res- Pub for senior night, Tuesday "I don't feel it's helping," taurants in Toledo last summer. cross the street" By Dan Myers at the University, "Ift B good idea McAdams said of the senior "We have some songs on our PULSE REP0RIEB to have a celebration halfway night promotion. The number website," Brown said, adding that lim Brown will drum the night through our senior year." of seniors getting their pictures a CD will likely be released by the away with local band Hooted II is a celebration that will taken is down this year from the end of winter. The band's website previous two years. is at www.rootedtruth.com. Fri. Nov. 5to Truth - senior night, that is. hopefully entice seniors to get OWLING GREEN OHIO This Tuesday, The Key year- portraits said Dan Stypa. aca Perhaps the promotion is After senior night at die pub. book staff is planning a senior demic section editor for the underperfomiingbecause Rooted Rooted Truth's next appearance Brian Social. night at the Black Swamp Pub. yearbook, In addition to seeing Truth is still working on getting its will be at Club Rain in Toledo on The event is free to all seniors Rooted Truth, senior night will name out. Nov. 19. that gel their pictures taken for have bee food and a cash bar "We drought it would be a good Brown urged seniors to come the yearbook. available to seniors. experience to play in Bowling and support his band. 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Our company is Will mail. 27 Fundamental position 47 E-mail splatter b' 1 ■ 28 Peaceful relations 48 Clay pot 5 Days From S279! Includes Meals. seeking employees to perform 1 bdrm. subleaser start end of Dec. 29 Solidifies 50 Cork's country Port Taxes. Exclusive Beach Parties unskilled light production work. We Very nice, renovated, very close to i„ 30 Snoop 51 Beer picks With 20» 01 Your Favorite TV offer flexible hours - will work campus and downtown. Must seel Celebrities As Seen On Real World. u 31 Ringworm 52 Takes a chair around Only $350 month. 419-308-3387 53 As to Road Rules, Bachelor! your schedule-morning, allernoon, 32 Some votes Great Beaches. Nightlife' 2 or 3 bedroom furnished apt 1 33 The work week 54 Disney sci-fi film and evening shifts available. Many Ethics Award Winning Company! Available Immediately. ACROSS is over! 55 Puppy barks DGSU students work here. Easy 57 Drivers' org. ,v.',.-. SnrinoBmakTrawtc m walk from campus. Pay is S6/hr Close lo campus. 419-352-5239 1-800-678-6386. providing you work a minimum of 15 3 bdrm. houses avail, for 2005-06 1 Alda sitcom 41 Web locations 42 Lucky occurrence hrs/wk Pick-up an application at school yr Avail, starting Aug 2005. 5 Long lock I'ISPRING BREAK! CANCUN, 10 Old salts 44 Tanzania neighbor our office. Advanced Specialty Prod- 12 mo. lease. S1000 per mo & util. ACAPULCO JAMAICA 14 Nabisco cookie 45 1930s student movement ucts, Inc. 428 Clough St, Bowling 216. 220 & 233 Troup St From S459t Tax' FLORIDA S159' Green. OH 43402. 419-354-2844 15 Revise charts 46 Miles of movies Our Cancun Prices Are S100 Less 419-308-1405. 16 Hog-wild 47 Fa-la connector 49 Dependence on time of year Than Others' Book Now' Nanny needed lor our 2 t/2 mo. old 3 duplexes 3 bdrm each. 1-2 bdrm. 17 Lady's address girl 3 or 4 days a wk. Educ maior 18 Sameness 56 Willingness to be persuaded ANSWERS Includes Breakfasts. Dinners, partially fum. apt. avail. 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Bay window w/ stained 39 Former Peruvian currency - 1 i .1 d 0 1 1 N n ,>t V V N ca's«1 Sluoent Tour Operator Hir- srvc, interview in Toledo, work in glass. 2 bdrm , I t/2 baths, bsml, 40 Rodent pests X o ,'. V n I « 0 1 d 6 ing campus reps Call for group dis- BG area, all ages 18* Conditions rvg. rm.. din. rm . kit.. W/D. stove, *■" B H v | s l M i H S V n counts info'Reservations 1-800-648 exist, to schedule an interview re- CALL 419-861-6134 fng 419-261-2038 ; VOTED BEST PIZZA 12 STRAU .YEARS Spring Break 20; . Challenge ' Wait staff Apply within a better price! Lowest price specials! Yoko Japanese Restaurant IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! 'LARGE Free Meals' November 6th deadline! I S. College Dr-2 BR unfurn. apl PISniM€LLO'S 1 465 W. 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Inc Sblsr needed tor 2nd semester. 149 MI!M«:fl:T3 I STUDENT SKOAL Rental Office At (419) 354-2260 Manvilie. Close lo campus. 4 bdrm. I155WCrtiKW MM,Mi43ll3 house own rm . S240/mo. 1990 Toyota Tercel. Office at 319 E Wooster SI The Best Seat In Town Call 704-519-9181 for more info UUMa IMWHAJM Ml - M.M«. V Personals S800 OBO. across Irom Taco Bell KENTKEPUNGER 419-353-9195 CINEMA 5 K Nm/ta«UH/iM*i bfcsbtMM Male has turn, room for rent in BG Spring Subleaser needed Ever- fch«dulfOoixHor 11 S Mlh(ult'«M for a clean, neat. & resp. person. green spacious 1 bdrm , S375/mo l-HHM-M • 411 Ml SS Ell 811 Campus Pollyeyes Breadsticks MfW Sd)«4tli« on WrtnewU*. Nowntwi 10th '95 Dodge Avenger. White/gray. 2 Freedom ot house $200 deposit, + elec , move in Jan 1 You pay are Dougnlicious duf (o Pol»i Eipmi MrM door, CD player, 4 cylinder, auto- $250/mo Call 419-354-6117. rent Jan-May 31 Last month's rent HlMlltMcUSIIM 352-9638. matic. 130 K. needs minor engine S*«(l):|1 101.4 20,7:15,110:101 fcftom Need sublsr. lor 2 bdrm. apt on S will be pro-rated. Call 419-494-6969 TJ1 Cavalier 50,000 mi St706 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE work S1.000. greal deal! Call 513- nulnoWMMPO): I' 001,4 00.700,19:40] Mercer w/d. dishwasher in apt. For Subleaser needed for Hillcrest Apt's. MEN'S & WOMEN'S 3-PLAYER 238-1663 NoPaurt DO Pmttac GraHl Aa ET SMS5 more info contact 419-260-7014. 1082 Fairview Ave . Apt T-8 ASAP BASKETBALL - NOV. 9 HuGni4te|P0UI:ll:1SI,4:JO,7J0,|10 0SI 419-250-2501 '98 Kwda Civic fXJ789S Chicken & Cheese ShirtTM*(K):I1:20).4 B.7:».|»S0J Let mom & dad buy this weeked. Stuffed Breadsticks For Rent »rn»(«): I ISI.410. 710. |9SS| D7 Hwida Civic EX Aati S778S Pagliais Pizza & Campus Pollyeyes -9SCien,90kSiasg Campus Pollyeyes. WMtoulai No>«*« lHh. IV PoUi tip«> SERVING 11 - Mff Urn- m fiMy. imrtajt Iwtfq DS ST Cah-f-Scy. arto 77V S49SS On Sunday Nov 7. at 11 AM the FUJI Film Fine Pix S7000 + extras lor Very clean 2 bdrm. apt. No pels. iJ-OOWri/iow Unitft 'iMilUr United Christian Fellowship Center $550 Electric scooter for S100 or $500/mo. Manvilie Ave. Close to | Y3 OWs Crtlass (Z rir.) S3S55 Best offer. 513-267-1025 will begin a weekly Liturgy of Con- campus Yr. lease req Off street cinemark.com templation and Social Action This is parking 419-654-5716 a Taize style Worship Service of I SAVE $200 SINCE 1972 Mat) communal prayer using music, con- WITH COUPON templation, the spoken word, and nattjjoj HDI Holy Communion. Anyone and ev- eryone is invited UCF is a campus ministry located at the corner of Thurstm and Ridge Streets in Bowl- Management inc. ing Green Pagliais Pizza & Campus Pollyeyes NOW RENTING FOR Says Go Falcons' 2005-2006 41° 353 2277 Pagliais Pizza - Campus Pollyeyes. Call 353-5800 Better than you remembered! HOUSES! 163 South Main Street CLOSE TO CAMPUS — Bowling Green Wanted 05 May & August Hillsdale Apartments FEATURING 1082Fairview FRESH Did he Leases Available 1 always FEMALE SUBLEASER WANTED 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments & ASAP! One room available in 3 Bedroom Townhouses know Sterling Apts. Please call Call 419-352-9392 ' Dishwasher wed 419-944-4621 for Information. for current listing 1 Garbage Disposal fall in 1 Need a female subleaser from Jan. Carports & love? to May S250/mo. plus util. Close to These houses won't • BGSU Shuttle Stop campus on N Enterprise. Please ' Few open nowl PRIME RIB contact Justine 330-323-0015 last long X! DAILY Subleaser needed immed. Move in Call TODAY! NOW!' $440/mo , fum.. very close to Evergreen Apartments campus. Lease ends in May. Call Smoking & Non-Smoicing anytime 513-829-9721. FROBOSE RENTALS 215 East Poe Dining Rooms ' 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments & Efficiencies ' Laundry on Site BGSU Shuttle Stop 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments From Only WITH LOVE COMES QUESTIONS. Heinzsite Apartments $465! THE RIGHT DIAMOND SHOULDN'T BE 710 North Enterprise ONE OF THEM. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments On selected floor plans Dishwasher PROPERTIES CO Garbage Disposal • Ground floor ranch style Extra Large Bedrooms Available! Washer/Dryer in 2 Bedrooms apartment with private Walk to Campus entrance •.,••-: www.prtferredpropertiesco.com Few open nowl • Patio • Spacious kitchen Make your home at: THE KIGHT DIAMOND SHOULD COME WITH ANSWERS. • Laundry facilities NOT QUESTIONS. LIKE YES IT'S BEAUTIFUL AND YES ITS • Piedmont • Pets welcome Green Beaver Apts. PERFECT. AND YES IT'S APPRAISED. CERTIFIED, AND • Fox Run • Convenient on-site parking 642 South College LASER INSCRIBED. YES, ITS INSURED. YES IT INCLUDES • Haven House Effc. & 2 Bedroom in House, vmtwi' SQU»JM A LIFETIME UPGRADE. AND FINALLY, YES. ITS A •Mini Mall Apts. AMffTMMTl Pets allowed N KRAIKO - THE ONLY DIAMOND THAT CAN SAY 3 Bedroom Townhouses j • Updated Birchwood Mon-Fri: 8-12 & 1-4:30 ■ ami LANE YES TO ALL THE ABOVE. Loft style - small pets allowed 530 S. Maple St. [_JHO^D,PO, • Triplex- small pets allowed Bowling Green, OH Washer/Dryer t 1 1/2 baths/2 Car Garage • And other locations! 419-352-9378 FREE HEAT R. Howards Fine Jewelers Stop by the Office at = VARSITY 139 S. Main Street FREE mtmfnUf mnim a 1045 N. Main St. or mm SQUARE Bowling Green, OH 43402 Cherrywood Health Spa Next to Panera Bread 1 Indoor Heated Pool Check our website at APARTMENTS • Newly Renovated www.meccabg.com 419-354-3554 ■ New Equipment •Sauna for complete listing 419-353-7715 ti*