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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 113 Creation of sizes causes image awareness By Ivy Ickes goes back to the Women were to the weight/height charts getting bigger." body images in the media is a *0MEN S REPORTER late 1800s when faced with the developed by insurance compa- Because a greater discrepancy major contributor to the negative "Do I look fat in this?" "Does the fashion restrictions nies the idea of thinner being between the two weights exists, view women have of their bodies. my butt look too big?" "If only I industry went clothing size cre- more healthy emerged." the model weight becomes less F.layne lacoby, nurse practi- could lose a few pounds." These from individually ated. This created Now that a chart was devel- attainable, leading to constant tioner, said, "The media is a thoughts and many others are hand-making standardized oped, the fashion industry could dieting and extreme concern major cause of women's dissatis- heard and said quite often. No dresses to factory sizes which easily make clothing more easily. about weight in order to achieve faction with their bodies. Women one ever seems to be content production of lead to body size "The fashion designers got the this model size. who are otherwise healthy are with their body image. clothing, which comparisons. idea of thinner being better since "Because the media tells us discontent with their body and The struggle with body image created sizes and However, they felt their clothes looked bet- how we should look, people have view it negatively. This is worse is not a new phenomena. It is the body needing to tiuowAiUBGNem Claudia Clark, ter on thin models," Clark said. become overly conscious of their among college students because something women have been fit into them," said Counseling Center "Ever since then the average weight, which causes a fat phobia their bodies arc still changing, as dealing with for years. leannie Ludlow, coordinator of psychologist, said, "Up until the weight of models has been get- of being unable to conform to a it should, but the influence of the "One theory about when and the undergraduate American 1950s weight was not of great ting smaller however, the aver- small size," said Clark. why body image problems began Culture Studies program. concern. Some believe that due age weight of other women is The constant flood of thin IMAGE, PAGE 5

Glitch gave U. Toledo undeserved state money By Morgan Haeger U- WIRE TOLEDO, Ohio - The University of Toledo might have received more than its share of state fund- ing in recent years due to a com- puter problem that was not dis- covered until a mock audit in October 1999. according to University of Toledo officials. "The bug in the system was first brought to our attention in fall of 1999," said loan Webster, senior systems analysts for information technology. University officials could not say how much extra money UT may have gotten due to the emir. "Basically, one problem is with the promote rule," said Patsy Scott, executive director of institu- tional research. The program was also placing graduate students with more than 30 credit hours in a position that allowed the univer- sity to gain additional subsidies, Scott said. The promote rule classifies stu- dent rank according to the num- ber of credit hours that a student earns. EDUCATION MEMORABILIA It has two components: under- graduate level and graduate level. Degreed students or students in graduate programs with more than 34 graduate credit hours are supposed to be placed into the SCHOOLHOUSE BRINGS doctoral pool, Scott said. This pool is a constant number and does not fluctuate because the state's provided share is always a constant. HISTORY TO LIFE "Instead, the university com- puters placed some of them into a By Lisa Brttinger different groups. lower level, and counted them as EN1ERTAIMMENI REPORTER "They (students) walk by here Jk mong the modem everyday," said Linda TOLEDO,PAGE 5 /% buildings on cam- Swaisgood, director of commu- / % pus it sticks out as nications for the College of I % a memory of the Education and Human ■X. JLfiust. Its official Development. "They doirt name is the Educational know what it is or why it is here." INSIDE Memorabilia Center, but it is Swaisgood is also in charge of SPORTS also known as the Little Red activities for the schoolhouse Schoolhouse. and for arranging tours. The schoolhouse was built in According to Swaisgood, one Norwalk, Ohio, in 1875. In 1975 of the reasons why the school- the schoolhouse was moved to house was brought to campus Bowling Green brick by brick, was because of the University's finding its new home right here strong tradition in teacher edu- on campus. Since then, the cation. schoolhouse has not only been "The University started out as a km** Birch BG News Photos a museum but also the host to LITTLE RED: The Schoolhouse was brought to its current location brick-by-brick HOCKEY: numerous tours for a variety of SCHOOLHOUSE, PAGE 5 in 1975 to recognize the U's tradition of teaching. Falcons defeat Miami 4-3 in the CCHA's first round; PAGE 10 Firelands profs poetry explores Thoreau By Amy Nicoletti Poems by Larry Smith" through Smith conducted a lot of researches Thoreau's life, ecolo- loel D. Rudinger, professor of ENVIRONMENT REPORTER Western Press earlier this research. He said he spent a gy and other issues. English and Humanities at "Rather than love, than month. week last fall at Walden Pond in For further research he also Firelands, attended Smith's per- money, than fame, give me Smith's seventh book of poet- Massachusetts, which was went to Harvard University to formance and said Smith "gave a truth," wrote Henry David ry is written through the view- where Thoreau lived for much of study Thoreau's manuscripts. great reading." Rudinger bought MEN'S Thoreau in "Walden," point of transcendentalist his life. Smith is performing readings a copy of the new book and said This idea and many others author Henry David Thoreau. Also for his research, Smith from his book. The first reading "it looks fascinating." BASKETBALL: have made Thoreau an inspira- Smith said the concept of the read journals and letters of was held in Sandusky and the Smith first became interested Falcons eliminated tion to writers, including a pro- book is interesting. He wanted to Thoreau and read biographies next one will be in Toledo. He in the life and works of Henry fessor at Firelands. show the human side of written about his life. said he performs the readings in David Thoreau in college. from MAC tourney in Professor Larry Smith pub- Thoreau, not just his works. He said he spent time at the full costume and character lished' "Thoreau's Lost loumal: To understand Thoreau's life, Thoreau Institute, which ofThoreau. POETRY, PAGE 5 71-64 loss; PAGE 10 .r 2 Frodau,. March 9.2001 BG NEWS Criminal copyright >R0FILE cases may be more common in future 'Scary Lary* By Natalie Myers tion. According to the release, U-WIRt the video games are not pub- ATHENS, Ohio - The indict- lished for use on personal com - ment of Ohio University senior puters, but only for use on Ryan M. Carey for criminal Nintendo game systems infringement on the copyrights "We want our community to of Nintendo of America might understand how serious of an pave the way for similar cases. offense this is," Camechis said. stands out on route Carey allegedly made illegal "(Students) don't have to be copies of Nintendo video receiving any type of compen- Shaner drives games and put them on his sation. They don't have to be Web site (www.maccarey.com) making money (in order to be off-campus students sometime between March 30 indicted)." to destinations and March 31,2000, according Assistant United States to a news release from the Attorney Stephen Schroeder By Jordan Fouts United States Attorney Western said he has no evidence indi- CITY REPORTER District of Washington's office. cating that Carey sold the With his outgoing He downloaded Game Boy, copies, only that he made nature and a mess of NES and Super NES video copies of the games knowing curly hair peeking out games from the Internet. that it was illegal. from under his uniform cap, According to Western District The Net Act of 1997 expand- Shuttle driver Larry Shaner is of Washington court records, ed criminal copyright laws, known as "Scary Larry" by some where the charges were made, according to the release. Before of his passengers. But is he really an indictment and a warrant of the act was in place, people deserving of die nickname? arrest were issued on Feh 8. No could be charged for infringe- "He's scary when he doesn't date has been set for trial. The ment only if they did so for pri- keep his hair cut, yeah," said maximum penalty, if convict- vate financial gain or commer- Frederick Smith, equipment ed, is three years of jail time and cial advantage. Today, people maintenance superintendent for a $250,000 fine, according to can be criminally prosecuted if the University Shuttle Service. the release. they make 10 copies of copy- But Smith is quick to speak of The Federal Bureau of righted material worth $2,500 Shaner's positive traits. "He's a Investigation contacted the or more in total retail value and good team player, has a good Ohio University Police distributes them without sense of humor... I'm proud to call Department to assist in locat- authorization. him a friend." ing Carey, said OUPD assistant Schroeder said he thinks the Passengers and coworkers chief Tony Camechis. Net Act will be prosecuted alike hold similar opinions of "This is important to our more often because the piracy Shaner, who for three years has community because it is an of copyrighted intellectual piloted die vans and busses of the example of the length a private property is a growing problem. Shuttle Service fleet. He currently entity or private corporation It also costs corporations a lot runs the off-campus route on will go to, to protect their copy- of money. weekday afternoons, as well as rights," Camechis said. "It is not "They have the ear of die on-campus circuit Fridays unique just to OU; other uni- Congress, so I think you are and the Sunday route. versities have experienced sim- going to see more of this," "I Love it," Shaner said of his ilar investigations." Schroeder said. "I think we are occupation. "I don't call this a job, Nintendo assisted authori- all kind of looking for a this is fun." He said he enjoys ties throughout the investiga- solution." meeting and talking with the people who ride with him, espe- cially the off-campus students. "It's the same kids on every day, so I get to talk with them and find At -40 degrees Centigrade a out about them," he said. One of these off-campus pas- , person loses about ^A sengers, junior Steven Good, said he takes Shaner's bus for this rea- 14.4 calories per hour son. "He'll talk to you more than the other drivers will, like if you're £&. by breathing. sitting alone." MHakMtBNM Shaner also likes working with SHUTTLE DRIVER: Larry Shaner opens the door to let students on during his off -campus run Thursday others in the Shuttle Service. "The Night. Shaner has been driving for over three years. drivers get to know each other well because they have to work together," he said. If one of them is unable to work, he said the oth- anything else as long as it's not a to shut down only once in his great town, a good place to raise a ers try to cover that person's distraction. three years. family," he said. He said his fami- route. Freshman Lily In graham said, In Smith's 12 years, he said Smith said that Shaner is ly goes way back-his ancestors "He's really nice, I've only seen there have been only a few shut- were some of the first settlers in always willing to help out and him snap at a kid once." work extra hours. downs "The ground crew works Bowling Green, and had a hand Although Shaner said he's Compared with other drivers, in the Historical Society and never had any major problems, close with us," Smith said. Shaner is more on the relaxed Shaner began with the Shuttle courthouse's beginnings. side. "It depends on whether they his biggest complaint involves can stand the noise while dri- on-campus traffic, especially on Service after driving school- I Its own family consists of five ving," he said. But Shaner doesn't Fridays. And weather is only a busses and wreckers. He has lived children and a wife of 21 years. THIS WOMAN NEVER GAVE UP mind the passengers singing or minor deterrent, he said he's had in Bowling Green all his life. "It's a "I le has nice kids." Smith said. The Life and Times of Mary Baker Eddy

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PURCHASE A YEARBOOK AND $5.00 WILL GO TO DANCE flARATHON —- 2 Frodau. March 9. 2001 BG NEWS Criminal copyright •R0FILE cases may be more 5 common in future 'Scary Lary By Natake Myers tion. According to the release, U-WIRE the video games are not pub- ATHENS, Ohio - The indict- lished for use on personal com- ment of Ohio University senior puters, but only for use on Ryan M. Carey for criminal Nintendo game systems. infringement on the copyrights "We want our community to of Nintendo of America might understand how serious of an pave the way for similar cases. offense this is," Camechis said. stands out on route Carey allegedly made illegal "(Students) don't have to be copies of Nintendo video receiving any type of compen- Shaner drives games and put them on his sation. They don't have to be Web site (www.maccarey.com) making money (in order to be off-campus students sometime between March 30 indicted)." to destinations and March 31,2000, according Assistant United States to a news release from the Attorney Stephen Schroeder By Jordan Fonts United States Attorney Western said he has no evidence indi- CIIV REPORIER District of Washington's office. cating that Carey sold the With his outgoing He downloaded Game Boy, copies, only that he made nature and a mess of NES and Super NES video copies of the games knowing curly hair peeking out games from the Internet. that it was illegal. from under his uniform cap, According to Western District The Net Act of 1997 expand- Shuttle driver Larry Shaner is of Washington court records, ed criminal copyright laws, known as "Scary Larry" by some where the charges were made, according to the release. Before of his passengers. But is he really an indictment and a warrant of the act was in place, people deserving of the nickname? arrest were issued on Feb. 8. No could be charged for infringe- "He's scary when he doesn't date has been set for trial. The ment only if they did so for pri - keep his hair cut, yeah," said maximum penalty, if convict- vate financial gain or commer- Frederick Smith, equipment ed, is three years of jail rime and cial advantage. Today, people maintenance superintendent for a $250,000 fine, according to can be criminally prosecuted if the University Shuttle Service. the release. they make 10 copies of copy- But Smith is quick to speak of The Federal Bureau of righted material worth $2,500 Shatters positive traits. "He's a Investigation contacted the or more in total retail value and good team player, has a good Ohio University Police distributes them without sense of humor... I'm proud tocall Department to assist in locat- authorization. him a friend." ing Carey, said OUPD assistant Schroeder said he thinks the Passengers and coworkers chief Tony Camechis. Net Act will be prosecuted alike hold similar opinions of "This is important to our more often because the piracy Shaner, who for three years has community because it is an of copyrighted intellectual piloted the vans and busses of the example of the length a private property is a growing problem. Shuttle Service fleet. He currently entity or private corporation It also costs corporations a lot runs the off-campus route on will go to, to protect their copy- of money. weekday afternoons, as well as rights," Camechis said. "It is not "They have the ear of the on-campus circuit Fridays unique just to OU; other uni- Congress, so I think you are and the Sunday route. versities have experienced sim- going to see more of this," "1 Love it," Shaner said of his ilar investigations." Schroeder said. "I think we are occupation. "I don't call this a job. Nintendo assisted authori- all kind of looking for a ties throughout the investiga- this is fun." He said he enjoys solution." meeting and talking with the people who ride with him, espe- cially the off-campus students. "It's the same kids on every day, so I get to talk with them and find At -40 degrees Centigrade a out about them," he said. One of these off-campus pas- person loses about ^4 sengers, junior Steven Good, said he takes Shatter's bus for this rea- 14.4 calories per hour son. "He'll talk to you more than the other drivers will, like if you're jjta. by breathing. sitting alone." MtMMNRM Shaner also likes working with SHUTTLE DRIVER: Larry Shaner opens the door to let students on during his off-campus run Thursday others in the Shuttle Service. "The Night. Shaner has been driving for over three years. drivers get to know each other well because they have to work together," he said. If one of them is unable to work, he said the oth- anything else as long as it's not a to shut down only once in his great town, a good place to raise a ers try to cover that person's distraction. three years. family," he said. He said his fami- route. Freshman Lily Ingraham said, In Smith's 12 years, he said Smith said that Shaner is ly goes way back-his ancestors "He's really nice, I've only seen there have been only a few shut- were some of the first settlers in always willing to help out and him snap at a kid once." work extra hours. downs "The ground crew works Bowling Green, and had a hand Although Shaner said he's Compared with other drivers, close with us," Smith said. in the Historical Society and Shaner is more on the relaxed never had any major problems, his biggest complaint involves Shaner began with the Shuttle court house's beginnings. side. "It depends on whether they His own family consists of five can stand the noise while dri- on-campus traffic, especially on Service after driving school - ving," lie said. But Shaner doesn't Fridays. And weather is only a busses and wreckers. He has lived children and a wife of 21 years. THIS WOMAN NEVER GAVE UP mind the passengers singing or minor deterrent, he said he's had in Bowling Green all his life. "It's a "I le has nice kids." Smith said. The Life and Times of Mary Baker Eddy

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CENSUS SHOWS DIVERSE NATION wwH.bgnews.com/opinion WASHINGTON (AP) —A portrait of an increasingly diverse America emerged Thursday from the first offi- cial release of Census 2000 data as hundreds of thou- sands of people took advantage of the opportunity to identify themselves as members of more than one race. OPINION EDITORIAL Keeping an eye on electoral reforms Calling all caped crusaders. our leaders? That is doubtful, aren't so ambitious. Secretary of State, J. Kenneth booths; therefore, money should Normally, during the dark unless we plan on living in YOU DECIDE See, the two nefarious culprits Blackwell, held a summit to be spent on voter education, as nights following the inaugura- Florida for the next electioa behind the election problems last address Ohio elections. opposed to changing the punch- tion, the last thing we want to This is because Florida, recent- What do you think about the November were Florida's lack of Over these two days, topics card systems that are in use hear is anything about elections. ly humiliated by the latest presi- punch card system of vot- uniform standards and the obso- and ideas were thrown back and While such education might ing? Let us know at lete punch-card ballots. forth between the officials in If any year was to break this dential election, is taking monu- decrease the amount of voting trend, this would be the one. mental steps to overhaul its vot- [email protected] attendance. Of course, not every- During the month of February, one was invited to the summit, errors, it still leaves unanswered Thanks to the fiasco in the ing system. a task force from the National Sunshine State, we voters should but at least it was a first step. problems. The punch card sys- Katherine Harris, usually por- Association of Secretaries of State tem leaves too much margin for be much more vigilant about trayed as the super-villain of the met. They created a set of guide- Unfortunately, Blackwell making sure such a scenario does In addition, Florida has created error. Florida recount, has become the lines for electoral reform. While focused his energies in a wasteful not happen the next time a task force to look into the lack of direction. Rather than address reformer. She is supporting a uniformities in voting standards, these guidelines combatted the What good is improving the around. evil of non-uniformity, they failed the problems that are inherent in voter is the voting system is still plan for Florida to invest about as well as assessing each county's punch-card ballots, he looked for Why do we, the voting popu- $200 million in electronic voting error rates in the last election. to speak out against the out-of- sub-optimal? lace of Townsville, USA, need to improvement elsewhere. He machines. She wants these mar- While Florida is taking steps in date punch card systems The only answer to this is our be vigilant? brought forth the idea that there vels of modem technology in the right direction (i.e., forward), During that same month (Feb. were more voter errors than vigilance, and fighting the evil Because if we don't, who will, place before the 2004 election. the rest of the states in this union 13-14, to be exact), the Ohio machine errors at the voting that is the punch card system. U-WIRE COLUMN Teasing does not PEOPLE UTTERS TO THE EDITOR ON THE STREET Asian peoples, of Europeans eth- tour of Miami University seem Would you want to go Correction to nic groups, of latinos and unbelievably mild. to class in the Little African-Americans, but when it 1 am not so naive to think that lead to killing Native comes to Native America there is Mr. Engelman's experiences do Red Schoolhouse? a definite lack of attention. The not happen and I also am not AT ISSUE Sure, we all got picked on, but did any of us only image of Native people that condemning freedom of press. start shooting? American letter BGSU students confront on a reg- What I do wonder about though ular basis is that of Chief Wahoo is why would someone who RALEIGH, N.C. — Most of us MILLER While I was very pleased that and his goofy smile. If that carica- someday wants to be respected remember playing cops and rob- JONES the editors ofThe BG News opin- ture is all that students have on as an adult write such an article, bers and various shoot-em-up North Carolina State U. ion page chose to publish my which to base their conception of and likewise why would a publi- games when we were kids. It was article on March 7, I was disap- Native people, there is a definite cation that wants respect allow fun to pretend to be an outlaw recent Columbine incident The pointed that no one from the problem. for such an article to be pub- events of both scenes are still with a gun and go around shoot- paper called or e-mailed me prior lished. ing your friends at random. being pieced together, but one to publication, as I had request- Teresa Milbrodt Meanwhile, an advertisement thing is for certain: these TIFFANY VINSON However, everyone gives up that ed. If 1 had been so contacted, I [email protected] in the Miami University student line of fantasy thinking when he tragedies should not be the FRESHMAN would have been able to edit my newspaper offers low-risk alco- or she becomes young adults. plague that is currently wreaking PREMED article based on information that hol guidelines for their students. I Well, almost everyone. havoc in our schools today. I did not have at the time I wrote wonder what University looks On Monday, March 5, a fresh- It appears the suspect at "I think I'd be a little better to us now? Santana High was regularly made it. man attending Santana High scared, it looks like Apparently, April is Native School in Santee, Calif., went on a fun of by several classmates. This American Awareness Month Kevin P. Kehn seemed to be an alibi by much of Candice might be Column shooting rampage, killing two fel- Prospect. OH the media as I flipped through according to some calendars and low students and wounding 13 there!" homework organizer notebooks, station after station. reflects others. Two days later, a 14-year- but not according to Native old girl charged into a school I personally don't believe that Americans themselves. We tele- cafeteria in Williamsport, Pa., this excuse is warranted for killing phoned several Native American immaturity meticulously chose her 13-year- and injuring people with a deadly organizations about this issue, weapon. If the child felt that the old victim and shot her once in and none of them had ever heard My wife and I are both gradu- SUBMISSION POL the arm. Luckily, the younger girl best way to quiet his peers was to of April being set aside to recog- ates of Bowling Green and were survived and is currently under end their lives, he should have nize Native people. To the best of pleased when our son chose The BG Hews gladly prints Utters the careful eye of doctors at a sought the aid of a school coun- my current knowledge, while BGSU as one of his final two to the Editor and Guest Columns. selor or opened up to friends or nearby hospital. some communities set aside a choices for attending college next Letters should be less than 300 family. School at any level is supposed JULIA MFJCALF token week sometime in the fall year. We visited the campus in the words and Guest Columns can be to be a safe institution in which When I grew up going to school FRESHMAN to celebrate Native culture, there fall and again on Presidents Day 500 to 700 words. Name, phone children and young adults con- in Charlotte several years ago, 1 is no nationally-recognized and were pleased with everything number and address should be ■ vene to learn and express their was picked on, teased, threatened UNDECIDED month or week to do so. we heard and saw. included ton and made fun of too. But then ideas in a controlled environ- "AAAW! Not the little This error corrected, however, That is until I came home and missions may be«L ment However, that is far from again, everyone was. much of what 1 wrote is still quite read The BG News that I had length and clarity, f Sure it's not fun and sometimes school house—Candice the scene that was apparent this valid. The issue remains that picked up on Presidents Day. I attacks and anonyt week in California and it is downright unbearable, but it might be there. BGSU has no Native American feel that the article by Brian slons will not be printed. Semi is something that we must learn Pennsylvania Studies major and no student Engelman about his freshman submissions to the Opinion mail- What kind of society do we live to cope with. Unfortunately, it is organizations available for those year experience was certainly a box at 210 West Hall or in if we cannot send children off an unwritten rule in any school's who wish to learn more about poor reflection on the University. bgrawstWrsiproc.bgsu.ediJ, wtth . to school and rest assured that curriculum. We learn to verbally Native American culture, history, His article makes the comment, ttw subject line *1et»tr>ftrtd> 1 they will make it home alive? (not physically) defend ourselves and current issues. We have pro- "Miami sucks," that we heard and realize the fact that words are "guest column.*'. What kind of faith should we have grams supporting the study of yelled from a dormitory on our in a system that is supposed to just that, words; and they should teach and instead endangers chil- not have harmful lasting effects dren? on one's self-esteem. If children Recently, certain violent indi- cannot viably stand an environ- viduals are veering educational ment such as this, they are not fit institutions into breeding to live with that society's walls. KENA ALLISON grounds for violent acts, turning I found myself raging with SOPHOMORE the issue of safety in schools into anger as 1 intuitively stared at my a gamble for students, faculty and television while CNN reported BI0L0GY-PREMED parents. We cannot take for grant- the news of both shootings. I "/ don't care about ed the notion that we are sending wanted to ask the suspects why young ones off to the dangerous they did such a thing I wanted to classes, but will environment that is school. The ask them a hundred questions. Candace be there?" assumed concept of children's But what I really wanted was five UR<& mm,. safety is no longer. minutes alone with them in a tiny, When the topic of school vio- four-walled room at their local lence arises, we almost always downtown precincts. recount the events that took place Educational institutions at Columbine High School in should be set aside with churches Colorado in 1999. We heard the and homes as places to regularly j*?~ accounts of students that come and safely exchange ideas describe fellow classmates run- and thoughts without the fear of CANDICE C0NLEY ning up and down corridors and losing your own life. None of us into libraries and cafeterias with has the right to single-handedly FRESHMAN semi-automatic guns, randomly put fear into the hearts of parents BUSINESS shooting at friends and teachers and children in a school setting and carrying more ammo than More importantly, none of us has "I hope that everyone Ram bo could shake a stick at the right to selectively choose the has classes at the Monday's events in Santee and fates of those around us. I reserve schoolhouse. I'll see Wednesday's in Williamsport that right for God — not high were horrific reminders of the school students armed with guns. you there-

EDITORIAL BOARD 210WestHaUT|^V g\ www.bgnews.com Bowling Green MARY BETH MURTHA, MANAGING EDITOR KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PHOTO EDITOR State University Bowling Green, MARY BETH WILF0NG, ASST. MANAGING ED. TONY RECZNIK, 0N-UNE EDITOR Ohio 43403 Phone: (419) 372-6966 PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR JENNIFER JACOBS, GRAPHICS EDITOR Fax:(419)372-6967 E-mail: ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, DESIGN EDITOR [email protected] HEATHER HEBAN, PAGE 3 EDITOR APRIL ELLIOTT. COPY CHIEF -M^r V^H AMYJO LL. BROWN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEFI mm J. MICHAEL BESTUL, OPINION EDITOR CRAIG GIFFORD, CHIEF REPORTER BG NEWS Friday, March 9,2001 5 Schoolhouse runs down over time Thoreau inspires SCHOOLHOUSE, FROM PAGE 1 look at it for us," Swaisgood said. history of it." Amzen also said same kind of lunches that chil- "The repair would cost over that the size of the wheelchair dren brought during the era. In teacher education institute," she $1,000." may also be a factor to accessi- December they make holiday mind of professor said. "It's a hallmark of the Swaisgood also adds that bility since wheelchairs can be decorations while in May stu- University. It shows a sense of there is not enough money in different sizes. Arnzen also dents take part in a maypole POETRY. FROM PAGE 1 through Ridgeway Press possibly how things have evolved." the schoolhouse's budget to points to a 1992 review of handi- dance. Both sessions filled up next fall. One of the things that has have the organ repaired. capped accessibility on campus. quickly for the year. "Thoreau blazed an alternative In addition to his books of evolved is time, and it shows in Another problem with the That study considered the The schoolhouse also wel- path," according to Smith, which poetry. Smith haj written two the schoolhouse. Many of the schoolhouse dates back to the schoolhouse to be historical. comes senior groups to visit. is why he finds Thoreau so inter- books of fiction, two literary textbooks on display are now in time when it was built. Arnzen, however, said that "When they are done in the esting. biographies, a life biography and the middle of a move to the "I have had to turn away about there is a ramp available for stu- schoolhouse we lake them over According to Smith. Thoreau is a book of translations from the library's Center for Archival five senior groups and a few dents who need that kind of here (Education Building) to die a "beautiful essayist" who Chinese. Collections. Climate factors like school groups because the access to the schoolhouse. If the electronic classrooms," encourages everyone to find He teaches writing, literature humidity have taken their toll on schoolhouse is not handicapped ramp is required, all Disability themselves. and film at Firelands. He is also many of the paper items in the accessible," Swaisgood said. Swaisgood said. Services needs is advanced Swaisgood adds that this is Smith has plans to publish his the director of the Firelands schoolhouse. The large pull- The only way to enter the notice in order to set up the next book, "A River Remains: Writing Center and editor-in- down "McGuffey Readers" can done to show seniors the schoolhouse is by going over two ramp. New and Selected Poems," chief of Bottom Dog Press, Inc. no longer be used because of concrete steps. Once inside, changes that have taken place their condition. The same most of the isles arc not wide The problems facing the since they were in school. applies to the pull-down maps. enough for a wheelchair to get schoolhouse do not take away The Educational Memorabilia Also inside the schoolhouse is through. from what it offers. During the Center is open to the public on a pump organ. It was not a part According to Diane Amzen of first two weeks in May and Saturdays and Sundays from 2-5 of the original schoolhouse, but Disability Services for Students, December elementary students p.m. However, it is closed when it was given as a gift. The organ is little can be done for widening spend one full day in the school- the University is closed for Being healthy in need of repair. It no longer the aisles. house and attend class like stu- breaks. Tours for groups and plays because there is a hole in "We would not be able to dents during the era. classes are available through the its bellows and air is escaping. change the interior of the build- A retired teacher takes care of week by calling 372-7405 for an "We had a guy come out and ing because that would affect the the entire lesson. They bring the appointment. comes in all sizes IMAGE, FROM PAGE 1 Ludlow said, "We shouldn't blame the problems with body media often makes them feel image on men and the media negatively about these changes because it is a cultural problem." Undeserved money sent to U. Toledo which are naturally occurring." However, as with any other While women are often problem, some solutions do TOLEDO. FROM PAGE 1 problem has been, whenever I Board of Regents website. The wrote in a November 22, 1999, thought to be the most affected exist. Clark said some options asked for assistance in getting document, dated September 25, letter to regents Chancellor by the media, men are also would be to promote tolerance FTF. masters students, thereby the problems corrected, particu- 2000, said, "irregular problems Roderick Chu. Reasons cited demonstrating a more negative to all body shapes and sizes to potentially getting more money larly in the computer area, I was with student rank data exist due included the appointment of a view of their body image. expand the current narrow defi- than we should have in state not able to get it." Scott said. to the combination of academic new president and restructuring Since the male supermodel is nition of what is beautiful. subsidies," Scott said. The com- "The priority for the student part conversion and year 2000 reme- of the administration. more evident within magazines, puter was also randomly ranking had to be put at the top of the diation." Although enrollment dropped Educating people that a person especially those that focus on doesn't have to be thin to be some students who should have agenda." Public Ohio universities are between 1997 and 2000, the state appearance, nine and 10-year- been seniors in the sophomore E-mails and memos obtained routinely audited by the regents subsidy increased. According to olds have been found to take healthy can help, as well as category. by The Independent Collegian to check for inconsistencies and a report on the UT Web site, slate steroids so they can be as m use u - encouraging individuals to form State subsidies arc commen- verify that there were discus- to insure accurate reporting. subsidies increased from about lar as the men in the magazines, a healthy relationship with their surate with full-time equivalent sions concerning the computer Originally, UT was set to be $84 million during the 1998-99 said LudlOM bodies by maintaining a positive hours, commonly known as problems dating back to audited in 2000. However, UT's academic year to about $88 mil- While the media and men are self and body esteem, eating FTEs. UT receives money from October 1999. audit was delayed at the request lion for 1999-00. often pointed out as affecting healthy, living actively and hav- the state based on its number of "Student rank data for the of former President Vik Kapoor. "UT subsidy increased in spite women's negative body image, ing a feeling of well-being. ITlvs. for the state's funding for- University of Toledo for Summer "The basis for this request to of enrollment decline because of mula, one I-TE equals 15 credit and Autumn terms of 1999 and delay until 2001 is the calendar increased graduate ITE's... grad- hours. Spring term 2000 are not reli- change that the university uate courses pay the highest "I don't know exactly what the able," said a posting on the Ohio recently experienced," Kapoor subsidy," the report said. O'O'O O'O fTO'O'O'OWC 0600000 0 O'O'O'O'O'O O'O'O'O'O 0000000 &"0'0 0 O'O O'O 0000 OWOOOOOO OO'O'OO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 O'OO'O'O 0 O'O'O'OWO'O'OWO'OWO'0'0 00 0 0 0 0(

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LOS POZOS, Colombia — dynamism," declared luan killed at least 23 students The fire broke out as the girls Signaling an expanding interna- Fernando Criales, a member of trapped behind chained doors remaining at the school held an tional peace role in Colombia, Pastrana's negotiating team, and barred windows in an all- all-night prayer vigil, villagers rebels and the government wel- before heading' into the talks, girls high school dormitory in and officials said. A government comed diplomats from two being attended by the FARC's remote northern Nigeria, local statement noted the victims died dozen countries and the United aging founder and chief, Manuel officials and news reports said "praying for themselves and Nations for talks yesterday in a Marulanda. yesterday. interceding for Others." guerrilla-held ullage. Rebel spokesman Andres Paris Villagers used a shovel to force Ihe Guardian quoted an Round-table meetings could said the international presence open a bathroom window, sav- unidentified villager as saving extend into Friday between provided a "counterweight'' to ing some of ihe girls, the residents came to try to rescue envoys from Europe, l^itin growing U.S. military aid to (in, 111I1,in daily in l.igos said. the giiK. but were blocked by America, lapan and Canada, and Colombia. The fin' broke out late Monday iron bars on the windows and delegates of President Andres In an opening speech, senior at a 165-bed residence for a gov- locked, chained doors. Pastrana's government and the FARC commander Alfonso Cano ernment school in (iindiri vil- The villager said die doors had leftist rebel Revolutionary Armed proposed a five-year moratorium lage, 120 miles north of the capi- been chained to keep the girls Forces of Colombia, or FARC. on Colombia's foreign debt and tal Abuja. The fire burned from sneaking out at night. The United States refused to invited international aid to help overnight and into (he day Buildings in Nigeria customarily send an envoy, reflecting skepti- poor fanners stop growing illegal Tuesday. are heavily protected against cism in Washington about the drug crops. A police spokesman, Aliyu theft, however, peace process and a ban on U.S. The peace talks begun in Yusuf. confirmed the deaths. Nigerian stal' run radio contacts with Colombia's largest lamiary 1999 have stumbled There were unconfirmed reports reported the lire was started by rebel faction. The State amid continuing violence. But a that a 21th victim had died later an overturned kerosene lantern, Department considers (he FARC summit here last month between Associated Press Photo a terrorist organization. Pastrana and Marulanda Pinochet cleared of the court ordered to remain HOW IS HE?: Magadalena Rivas, right, the mother of a police offi- Diplomats at the talks hope to breathed new life itlto the under house arrest. provide support for shaky peace process. The two agreed to get the homicide charges It appeared to be a victory for cer kidnapped by Columbian rebels, asks about her son's fate to negotiations while using the international community more Manuel Marulanda, the top leader of the rebel group. Pinochet, who was indicted Ian. opportunity to prod each side to involved. SANTIAGO, Chile (API — A 29 on charges stemming from curb human rights abuses. Europeans fear a S1.3 billion Chilean court dropped homi- the "< laravan of I )eath" a mili- $1.00 OVER Colombia's 37-year-long conflict U.S. aid package will inflame (he cide and kidnapping charge-. tary group that executed 75 claims at least 3.0()0 lives annual- country's violence and under- against Gen. 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By JEFF McGINNIS By lames Eldred I Nil R tA INMINI REP0RIER Entertainment Reporter I low to identify a cult movie. If opening credits begin There is silence in the crowd- with "Presented by Roger ed hall. A group of college-age Gorman," it's a cult film. students sil, shoulders If opening credits begin hunched, eyes wide, staring at with "Presented by Dino the front of the room. A solitary Delaurntiis," it's a cult film, figure walks to a podium at the and a piece of crap. front of the hall and begins to If opening credits begin speak. I am that figure. I look at with "Directed By Russ the crowd, smile nervously and Meyer," it's a cult film, and begin to speak. erotic. "Hi, my name is Jeff, and 1 It has more bare breasts am a DVD-aholic." 11 I.II i lines of dialogue. It's a "Hi, Jeff," they respond in cult film, and directed by unison. Russ Meyer. I gulp and prepare to contin- If the film's budget costs ue. "I have had my DVD player less than tuition at a com- for a while now. Not too long, munitity college, it's a cult but long enough. And now, it film. seems as though far too much If it was made by some of my life is devoted to watch- geek who worked in a video ing, buying, looking for and store, it's a cult film, and the thinking about collecting DVDs. geek in the video store will tell you to rent it. My world is coming apart." Ifitisahorrorfilm made I begin to sob, quietly. The in New Zealand/ltaly/1 long leader of the group, a solemn Kong, it's a cult film, and has figure known only as Chris, a lot of blood in it, and if walks over and assures me it's you're lucky, an innovative all right. I continue. useofalawnmower. "At first 1 convinced myself I If anyone from Monty could control it. It was a few lit- Python was involved in the tle movies," I said. So they were production (especially Terry on a DSW format, big deal. Gilliam), it's a cult film and it They're just movies. I've will feature midgets or enjoyed movies all my life, and Bruce Willis. now I can enjoy them in a new If the tide begins with the way. phrase "Night of The... " "And then, I learned "Return of the... "or Kiistalyn Slwfvebnd BG News about...Special Features." "Revenge of the..." it'sacult CLA-ZEL The Cla-zel Theatre is one of the few establishments in the Bowling Green area to feature non-mainstream and cult films. film, and it has at least two The students in the hall all sequels. nod, knowingly. They know. If the cover of the box has "It all started innocendy. Oh, By Kevin Ash There "Tl!eya!fusu- film over and over, often quote it cult movies that is somewhat of a monkey on it, it's a cult look, the movie is letterboxed, ENURTAHMEIlt REPORTER ally skewed and talk about it in minute a combination of the previous film, and is erotic. you can see the whole picture, are comedies with detail. two mentioned. If the tide is more than isn't that cool? Then I began to Several ironic perspec- "Disney films can even be "It's a movie that defies soci- eight words long, it's a cult listen to the commentaries. Oh, JL \ocky Horror Picture tives on life that considered cult movies for kids," etal or cinematic norms and is film. the commentaries. The won- Show," "Monty Python and the venues you won t get in he said. From this definition, then embraced and sometimes If it has more than eight derful, wonderful ramblings of Holy Grail," "Pink Flamingos," inBG other movies," he they do fit into the category. worshiped for that irreverence different tides, it's a cult film. directors, actors, writers, cine- "Harold and Maude." What do said. "Cult is a term that is being and free-spiritedness," he said. If it was made by David matographers. analysts, cater- these films have in common? that Pridgeon said used too loosely," Brown said. Some of Tubb's favorite cult Cronenberg before ers, people who just happened They are all considered cult offer that Video "Just like classic." Some films are films are "Koyaanisqatsi," "Night "Scanners" and after "The to wander by the set one day.. .1 classics. Spectrum has a given the title cult too soon. "It non of the Living Dead," "The Doom Fry," it's a cult film, and dis- listened to them all, over and Cult movies are thought to be " cult movie sec- has to stand the test of time," he Generation" and "Brazil." gusting, yet erotic. over and over again." popular on college campuses. main- don with about said. Tubb notes that television If the term "They thought College-age students make up a One example of this is the film The students in the hall nod stTPam 50-60 titles and it shows can also gain cult status it was safe..." is on the back majority of the cult audience. BIR3UH is pretty popular. "The Nightmare Before once again. Been there, heard with some examples being cover of the box, it's a cult But what makes a movie a cult and "Although there Christmas." According to Brown, "Absolutely Fabulous," "Dr. Who" film. that. film? Finding just one set defini- fil]* are titles in other while the movie was still in the- and "The X-Files." If the words "Sorority" "And then came the behind- tion is almost impossible, as just sections that also aters, it was developing quite a According to the book "Jail bait" or "Hooker" are in the-scenes featurettes, the sto- about everyone has a different films have cult follow- little following. The studio saw the tide, it's a cult film, and ryboards, the isolated music idea of what a cult movie is. ings,"he said. this and began marketing the "Incredibly Strange Films" by V. Vale, a cult film has five impor- erotic. score audio tracks, the hidden Establishments in the BG area Some of the popular films that movie as a "cult classic." Of If the words "Gore," Easter eggs, the endless inter- include the Cla-zel Theatre, Pridgeon would label as cult course, after that, the movie did- tant elements. It must appeal to a high school or college-age "Blood," "Feast, or "Guts" views with cast and crew, the Video Spectrum and Southwyck include "Eraserhead," "Waiting n't really catch on. are in the tide, it's a cult film, deleted scenes. I learned every An Cinemas in Toledo. for Guffman" and "Reservoir Some films that Brown said do audience; it must have a distinct story line; a unique style; identi- If you find that erotic, you anecdote, every useless fact, Chip Pridgeon, a long-time Dogs." deserve the cult status include need help. fiable icons; and a certain X-fac- every minor point about the and faithful employee at Video Jeff Brown, Ph.D, popular cul- "The Rocky Horror Picture And most importantly, if making of movies I never even Spectrum, defines cult movies as ture professor, defines the cult Show," "Priscilla Queen pf the tor that puts it over the top. the words "a cult classic!" cared about before. Did you something weird, not main- movie audience as a group of Desert" and even "Showgirls." It just may be that X-factor are on the cover of the box. know that the movie 'Suicide stream and different from people with an extreme interest Shawn Patrick Tubb, a film that no one can define that then it is not a cult film. Kings' had, like, three or four Hollywood. in a certain film. They watch the studies major, has a definition of makes cult films so appealing. WAY different endings to choose from?" The students in the hall nod yet again. Of course, they knew. Who didn't? "And after that, well, that was it. The nameless, faceless addic- 'The Mexican es muy bueno tion that was DVD had taken hold. Now, every time I'm out at By James Eldred it. His bosses don't buy this story, Then there is Samantha and a store or in a mall, I just have INIERUHMEM REPORTER so they kidnap Samantha as ran- Leroy's trip to Vegas. This whole to check out all the latest releas- "The Mexican" tries to be som. Her kidnapper, Leroy part of the film is just weird. It's es. If they have a commentary, everything from a light hearted (James Gandolfini, from "The here where the film tries to be ^^ftf" *' I V I'm there. If they have some comedy to a deadly serious Sopranos") has a mysterious everything at once. Samantha P^ cool backstage features, I'm mob-drama and surprisingly, it past and present, which and Leroy exchange cute banter r ' there. Heck, if the BOX looks somehow works. Samantha brings out by spout- for 20 minutes, then suddenly, I V even somewhat cool, I may be The film stars Brad Pitt as ing psychobabble she's learned Leroy shoots someone in the there. Jerry, the dumbest guy ever to be from several dozen self-help back of the head in a violent and hired by the Mob After bum- books. dark scene. "I'm telling you, this is real. bling up coundess jobs, he's Most of the film is split into This sounds like a horrible They get under your skin, man. given one last chance to redeem two parts, Jerry's pathetic quest idea, but this is when the dual If you're a movie buff, they can fiimself. He has to pick up an through Mexico to find the pis- stories of "The Mexican" come become an obsession. And it antique gun in Mexico (the tol, and Samantha and Leroy's into play. Whenever Julia doesn't go away, it just gets aforementioned "Mexican") and trip to Vegas, where he has to Roberts' story gets too intense S ! worse. The more you have, the take it to California, where his hold her until further notice. The we cut to Jerry, doing something more you want. Did you buy bosses can sell it for millions of two parts switch back and forth stupid like cussing out a donkey, t the special edition of dollars. His girlfriend Samantha between each other, and they and we start to laugh again. ■Goldfinger?' You're gonna want (Julia Roberts) is unhappy are like two different movies. What also saves the film from the entire Bond series. Like 'Toy 'i J about this and she leaves him Jerry's quest for the pistol is being a dark. "Pulp Fiction" Story?' You're gonna HAVE to for Vegas. hilarious. Brad Pitt, who is not wannabe is James Gandolfini's ISBtiBI have everything those anima- character, Leroy. His chemistry Meanwhile in Mexico, Jerry is know for his comedic skills, is PITT AND ROBERTS: Oscar nominee Julia Roberts and "Sopranos" tors have ever done on DVD. A a friggin' moron- he manages to great here, wandering through with Julia Roberts is better than fan of the 'Evil Dead' movies? get the gun stolen within five the first half of the film with a star James Gandolfini star in the dark romantic comedy "The minutes of getting his hands on "rabbit-in-the-headlights" look. MEXICAN, PAGE 9 Mexican." The film co-stars Brad Pitt and is cunentty showing at DVDs, PAGE 9 the Woodland Mall. 8 Friday. March 9.2001 NOW SOUNDS BG NEWS Aerosmith makes 'Play* for greatness; Braun's jazz better suit- ed for Weather Channel; D'Urso bores with concept album Aerosmith Rick Braun Joe D'Urso & Stone Caravan JUST PUSH PLAY KISSES IN THE RAIN B+ D- ROCK AND ROLL STATION Columbia Records Wamer Bros. Records C- Schoolhouse Records Before Mr Push Play hit OK, I must say that I am pretty Joe D'Urso is noted for his fans have come to expect. It also lyrics over crappy music. shelves. 2001 was starting off as a ambivalent when it comes to Americana roots-rock style. the first song, you are reminded features a strong horn section I will admit, the guy can play, of such memorable things as the good year for Aerosmith. They and some brilliantly arranged jazz, especially contemporary D'Urso has been compared to are being inducted into the Rock jazz. But when the jazz is good, I but I don't think he has an innov- great artists such as Bob Dylan, voice that says "SUNDAY, SUN- strings. "Beyond Beautiful" starts ative bone in his body. No DAY, SUNDAY!" and perhaps a and Roll Hall of Fame. However, off with the same Eastern tinge have to give it credit. This, how- Bruce Springsteen and Bob don't count them as relics just ever, is NOT one of those cases! amount of technical skill can Seger. With these praise worthy long drawn out coughing spell. that was featured on the Nine redeem his dullness. At least he His music tells a story, but his yet. Lives track "Taste of India." It If I were to assign music fla- comments how could you go "laded" has already made an vors, this album would taste like can be thankful he's not famous wrong? voice makes you want to just lis- then kicks into a Van Halen or anything. I simply can't imag- impact on radio and MTV While a soup made of corrugated card- I'll tell you how. ten to the instrumental back- sound before the trademark ine if this music were to have the some have been writing off the board flakes floating in tepid D'Urso's new album, Rock and ground, which is quite pleasing. Aerosmith sound takes over. same omnipresence as, "gasp,* The best part of this CD is song, it's an excellent song. It The band does take a few water! It's basically a spin-off of a Roll Station, tries to follow the Britney and the boy bands. I two-day life of a CD being played track six. "Powdcrfinger." The shows that the band is willing to stumbles, though. "OuttaYour spin-off of a spin-off of real jazz. don't know which is worse, death go in a different direction, but from "morning alarms of a only reason the song is good is Head" starts off as something This music is far removed from bycutenessor by boredom. because it's a cover song from an they stay true to rock. The band that could have passed for a the strong soulful origins of true Friday to the weekend slowdown recognizes they can't stick with To give you an idea of what of Sunday 4 am." original by Neil Young. D'Urso Moby single. Steven Tyler is a jazz. This is not of the same captures the feeling of a good ole the same schtick. breed as the genre that fathered this record sounds like think of This is the worst possible idea great singer, but when does his the Local Forecast music on the country boy and his gun. Aerosmith released some of rock 'n' roll. All this is, is a big for a CD. pseudo-rap he falls short. Weather Channel. Yup, here it is... "Rock and Roll Call" is another the best power ballads ever. First Guitarist loe Perry gets a shot dorky white guy's watered-down In between each song there there was "Dream On." Later in "The forecast for your album: are about 30 seconds of static or "big hit" from this CD. D'Urso is at lead vocal glory on "Drop perception of a long musical his- Boring with a chance of monoto - paying tribute to artists like Elvis, the 1980s there was "Angel" tory. I'm sure Louis Armstrong is if you're lucky you might get the Dead Gorgeous," but there are a ny. Listeners becoming annoyed Springsteen, Aretha Franklin and while the 1990s gave us "Don't few problems. For one, you can't spinning in his grave. dull voice of a disc jockey telling Want to Miss a Thing." Now they with people running northeast you how terrible his day is. One many more. Critics rave about keep Tyler in the background. The only song vaguely approx- from the stereo between 10 and this song, but I just rant. It's not add "Fly Away From Here" to He drowns Perry out every time imating music is "Use Me," of the reasons you buy a CD is to that list. Stylistically it is in the 15 mph. Chance of people liking escape from the sounds of the considered a song if you are just they get to the refrain. Second, which doesn't count, because Kisses in lite Rain, less than 10 saying people's names and then same vein as "Angel." Grab your Perry did not need the digital radio, so D'Urso's new creation of this Rick guy didn't write it and percent.'' following it up with their nick- lighters for this one kids, it's effects on his voice, lust let the the radio meets CD is a complete because it was a cool song to It's bland, it has about as much names. worth it. "laiv Lies" is another man sing. begin with. (It's the song from disaster. song worthy of the Zippo treat- Aerosmith have, for the most that Pringles commercial, where soul as a soggy piece of bread. Critics have called D'Urso's Some people like roots-rock ment. It could probably be best part, put together a solid and the little guy on the can is singing People, save your money, buy musical influences Fugazi meets and so do I, but you have to described as a mix of "Hole in fairly consistent album. It has and all the real people are hang- Nyquil instead. You'll get the Ani DiFranco meets Rage against enjoy the person who is feeding my Soul" and "What it Takes." the big power ballads and above ing out by the pool. Funny stuff.) same result. the Machine. Yeah that sounds the story to understand the story The band still knows how to everything else, it just rocks. The vocalists are good, but I feel plausible! completely. D'Urso fails at this. rock. "Under My Skin" has all the sorry for them. They probably ■Erin Carver As soon as you hear D'Urso's crunching riffs that Aerosmith -Lisa Bettinger weren't paid enough to sing trite voice come in at the first verse of -DaveSchrag New CD releases coming soon for Spring SPRING BREAK IS HERE...SPRIHG BREAK IS By Chris I. 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MOVIE WJVIBW 'Mexican' es Addicted to bueno DVDs, 'Chocolaf not so sweet MEXICAN. FROM PAGE 7 seeking help Brad Pitt's. At first their DVDs, FROM PAGE 7 By Anthony Reczi* (Alfred Molina) is aspiring to be a formed by Molina and Lena up. scenes are simple, and stu- ONI INf E0110R saint among men. Olin, however. Molina is con- One reason that it is popular is pid, but they slowly grow and "You NEED to get all of Conflict occurs when Vianne vincing as the prim and proper that Miramax plugged the film in grow, until Leroy becomes them, with commentary." "Chocolat" is this year's worst and Anouk decided to open up Mayor, who wants nothing more its quintessential Oscar-promo- the most interesting, most "Except Evil Dead 2,'" film in the Academy Awards Best shop in the middle of the holiest than for his village to follow in tional season style. Another is fleshed-out character in the Chris said. "That isnt out Picture category; it is vaguely of holy periods, Lent. In the his example. Olin plays that it exploits the exotic mys- film. with commentary yet" amusing, chock full of sentimen- process they win over many of Josephine Muscat, a battered It is near the end of the tique of being an aesthetic for- "Oh, yeah, it is," I say. "Just tal cliches and is predictable. the town's less than dignified housewife who is compelled to film where the problems These faults, however, don* inhabitants; helping them solve leave him once Vianne shows eign film, when in actuality it start to arise. It's over two came out a little while ago." make it a poor film, they just take their various problems, while her the light. The light to sweet, was produced by Americans, for hours long, but could have The hall falls silent. A sin- away its credibility for being exposing the villa's secret: it's not sweet, dark chocolate. stupid American critics. Soil, been under 90 minutes, and gle voice shouts, "You mean nominated for any award. perfect The trouble hits the fan, Depp, on the other hand another pompous rouse was in when all the double, triple, there's a new Bruce The film is a cute story about however, when Vianne befriends uncharacteristically puts forth a. casting Dench, Binoche and and quadruple-crosses are Campbell commentary out a nomadic woman, Vianne Roax (Johnny Depp), a "river-rat" mediocre portrayal of an Irish Depp. This film is screaming for sorted through, the overall there?" (Juliette Binoche) and her and his gang of pirate-like "river-rat." For one, his accent unjustified accolades of "Pay It plot of the film didn't make a "Uh, yeah." daughter Anouk (Victoire marauders. disappears in every other scene. Forward" magnitude, "Pay It lot of sense. Suddenly, the entire hall Thivisol) who, compelled by the for the most part, "Chocolat" Secondly, his appearance is like Forward" being the sappy super- But the individual parts are full of students scrambles to Northern wind, travel from a is beautifully acted by almost an American rock-star touring star powered box-office flop that greater than the sum. In the its feet and stampedes European villa to villa dispensing end, what makes "The every performer. Juliette Binoche Europe: always strumming a gui- exploited Kevin Spaceys, Helen toward the door, anxiously radical ancient remedies for life's shines in the lead role and her tar, having long hair, wearing Hunt's and Haley Joel Osment's Mexican" good are the little things. Jerry's absent-minded running to the nearby Best difficulties (i.e. impotence, Oscar nomination for Best sunglasses and leather. Buy store before it closes. depression and overall social- Actress confirms this. Judi Dench Oscar notoriety. These faults approach of finding his way Contrary to popular belief, They have to grab it before dysfunction) post-WWII. Their Is also admirable playing the among the failed synthetic fairy- through Mexico, Samantha's "Chocolat" is a film that does not everyone else gets to it medicine, of course, was choco- stereotypical role of a stubborn deserve to be nominated for Best tale storyline make "Chocolat" obsession with self-help late and its many forms. During grandparent separated from a Picture. It is a simple 'rebelling exceedingly pretentious to watch books, and the underlying And I, still standing at the the film they settle down in the grandchild due to an overprotec- against the norm' story that and they also take it out of the likability behind the cold- front of the now empty hall, uber-conservative French town tive parent. The outcome of this rums out to be horribly pre- Best Picture nominations. blooded killer Leroy are just begin to cry. Not because my of Lansquenet-sous-Tannes, of dilemma can be seen from a dictable and full of plot inconsis- "Chocolat' is currently showing three of several hundred little addiction remains but which the dignified, highbrowed, mile away. tencies. And for some reason, at the SouthwyckArt Cinemas in things that make "The because I forgot to reserve a mustache twiddling Mayor Both actresses are outper- American audiences are eating it Toledo. Mexican" a film to watch. copy myself.

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BY Pete Stella and Nick Hum HOCKEY Scott Hewson, and Ryan SP0R1S REPORTERS 1 ■vnriTnNwn im Murphy over the next 12 min- utes of the third period to end a CLEVELAND- The third time three-game Miami winning might be the charm for some, Miami University's ice hock- streak and place the second- Long, ey team surrendered a third- but not for Bowling Green. sseededRedHawks within one period lead for the first time loss of elimination. The loss The Falcons saw their post- this season Thursday night, dropped the second winding season run end with a 71-64 loss allowing Bowling Green State RedHawks to 20-15-2 on the to Kent State last night. It was the University to rattle off three season while raisin ninth-seed- third time this season that BG unanswered third-period goals ed Bowling Green to 14-18-5. road was downed by the Golden and claim the early lead in the Despite surendering the Flashes and it was the second teeams' best-of-threc CCHA game's first goal to Bowling playoff series. season in a row that the Brown Grteen's Marc Barlow at 12:39 AnA.J. Kratofil goal, the first in the first period, Miami con- and Orange had its season cut ends for collegiate goal by the fresh- trolled much of the first period, short in the quarterfinal round of man, had given Miami a 3-1 Miami controlled much of the the Mid-American Conference lead at 2:15 in the third period, game's early action, matching a women Tournament. but Bowing Green retaliated season high with 20 first-peri- with goals by Tyler Knight, od shot-on-goal. BASKETBALL By Ryan Fowler and Joel Hammond SPORTS REPORTERS "I thought the game went The Fplcons' women's basket- apparently well for us a' "imes." ball team had their season end said Kent State coach Gary Steelers release Tuesday night in Cleveland, Waters. "When they cut it to one, bowing out of the Mid -American they were right there...but I gotta Conference tournament to give our young men credit, they Toledo, 81-63. were resilient."Kent State Levon Kirkland It was an up and down year for the team, who saw their best advances to play the winner of players go down to injury, a new Marshall/ Ball State tonight. set of faces step up, and one of "My hat is off to Kent," said BG in salary the most frustrating MAC sea- coach Dan Dakich. "As we were sons in recent memory. playing down the stretch, we The season got off to a roaring positioned ourselves to win the start as the Brown and Orange ball game. They did a good job defeated Youngstown State, 95- Associated Press photo cap move 88. at home in the first game of controlling the tempo." the season. Seniors Afra Smith BG had several opportunities SNATCHED AWAY: BG center Len Matela (14) loses a rebound to PITTSBURGH - The "They were considering it and Angie Farmer scored 20 to take the lead in the second Kent's Demetric Shaw during last night's game at Gund Arena. Pittsburgh Steelers released (releasing him), and when Levon Kirkland, one of the points apiece, while Fran Miller half but the Kent State offense faced with something like that NFLs highest-paid linebackers had 18 and freshman Lindsay proved to be too stingy and too "Our plan was to shut down play, the Golden Flashes were usually if you have some brains Austin chipped in 15. However, and their defensive captain, on dangerous. With 15:33 to play in McLeod." Waters said. able to connect on 6-for-6 free Thursday to save his 2001 about you. you know it is going in what would become a theme throws down the stretch and of the season, it wasn't all good the game, Len Matela, who hit "Obviously, that didn't happen salary of S4.77 million. to go down." news: Jackie Adlington broke her for 23 points on the night, made tonight. Matela played well and close out the game. "This team five weeks ago gets The move came hours after foot and missed the next 13 a pair of free throws to cut the so did McLeod. He's (McLeod) the Steelers signed former The Steelers finished 9-7 last games. Golden Flashes advantage to 39- one of the top three guards in beat at their place by 24." Dakich Lions offensive lineman Jeff year after an 0-3 start as Earl The rest of the out-of-confer- 35. the league." said. "I am proud of them (BG) Hartings to a $24.75 million, Holmes, who had 141 tackles ence schedule didn't go quite as We made some good plays." A McLeod layup put the because we have grown as a six-year contract to replace last year to Kirkland's 108. well for the friendlies. The Falcon Matela said. "We just didn't Falcons within two. but Kent team. I have had as much fun for seven-time All-Pro center injury bug caught up with Miller began to emerge as their dom- make the plays needed to win State's Trevor Huffman hit a five or six weeks as 1 have had Dermontti Dawson. against Detroit-Mercy. She went inant inside linebacker. down with a knee injury and the basketball game." three to put the Golden Flashes since coaching'The Golden By releasing Kirkland and missed the next five games. As for Kent State then went on a 6-0 up by 5,56-51. The Flashes started the contest on an Dawson. the Steelers have cut Kirkland said he regrets leav- captain Farmer, she suffered a run, behind two jumpers from Falcons answered with three 8-0 run, holding the both their offensive and defen- ing Pittsburgh, but expects to stress fracture in her ankle that sive captains in less than a Demetric Shaw and a three free throws from McLeod, Falconsscoreless for just over five land in a better situation. placed her on the sidelines with pointer from Andrew Mitchell, putting them down by only one minutes. On two of BG's offen- week. The moves came after they missed the playoffs for the Miller and Adlington for six 55-54 at the 5:16 mark. sive possessions, the Brown and "You always want to finish games. and pushed their lead to 46-35. third consecutive season. , With 9:19 to play, Kyrem Kent retaliated with four Orange committed two offen- with the team you play for. that BG went to St. Bonaventure Kirkland, once the Steelers' without the services of their three Massey hit a jumper which gave quick poinLs and despite a sive fouls, one on Brandon you Stan out with." Kirkland highest-paid player, was to starters and lost a heartbreaker at Kent State a 52-43 lead. Keith Matela layup, a three pointer Pardon, the other on Brent have made a base salary of said. "I thought that was going the buzzer, 87-85. It didnt get from Mitchell put Kent State up Klassen.Matela ended the scor- McLeod, who led the Falcons $4,775,000 million in 2001 and to be a possibility with me. I see any easier from that point: big 61-56. The Falcons were unable ing drought with a layup at the and all scorers with 27 points on had a cap value of $5,745 mil- that it isn't, and so we have to losses against powerhouses 8-of-18 shooting from the field, to capitalize on the scoring mar- 15:57 mark of the first half. The Auburn. Arizona and Ohio State lion — or about 1-12th of the move on." gin but the Golden Flashes took junior center proved to be the followed leaving the wounded hit back-to-back jumpers and Steelers' total cap. only answer to Kent State's Falcons 4-7 going into MAC play. Josh Almanson added a layup to advantage. After two free throws "Some very difficult deci- Kirkland has never played in The Falcons started the Mid- cut the score to 52-49 with 7:44 from McLeod, which moved the sions have to be made. Levon is the 4-3 defense — the Steelers American Conference with to play. score to 65-62 with 39 seconds to LOSS, PAGE 12 a class person, and his return is are one of three teams that added motivation of acquiring an option we want to keep plays the 3 4 — but Kirkland Miller and Farmer back from open," coach Bill Cowher said. injuries and went on to win four said he is looking forward to in a row. This included a 63-58 However. Kirkland indicated playing the middle by himself. win at home against eventual he would likely sign elsewhere, conference champion Toledo, Cavs' coach secure for now preferably with a team that "It'll be a new challenge." "may be closer to the Super who only lost one game during Kirkland said. "I always won- MAC play. Bowl." By Tom Withers said from New York where he is minutes. dered what kind of linebacker The dream ride did not last for THE *SS0CIATE0 PRESS attending the Big East tourna- Wittman seemed relieved to "As a man, I have to walk tall I'd be in that kind of scheme long, however, as the four-game ment. "Randy has worked very get management's endorsement and just keep going," KiriUand winning streak ended and a five- CLEVELAND - Randy hard to give us the best chance to but said it won't change his told radio station WEAE. "I anyway. game losing streak began with Wittman doesn't have to look win every night and I believe it Is approach. dont live to be bitter. I under- "If another team is going to two of those losses against Kent over his shoulder or in fear at the in the best interest of the team "I'll continue to try and push stand the situation. I under- State. Coach Dee Knoblauch NBA standings. His job as coach that he continues to do that." the right buttons and get us to stand what they have to do. offer me something that I tike, said many times during the sea- of the Cleveland Cavaliers is safe "This is my decision. When I where we need to be," he said. and that I'm going to enjoy, I'm son that her team reminded her "My job is to continue to make "I love the fans in Pittsburgh. for the rest of the season, team told Gordon how I felt and what going to have to do what is of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, not management said. I wanted to do, he was totally these players better as a team, to I never heard a bad word or knowing which team was going Wittman, whose team has supportive." play together and to win games. whatever. They were great to right for me. I think people to show up to play. dropped 31 of 38 games since Cleveland got off to a 15-7 start I'd like to go out and win 22 me. Hopefully, I will get to a sit- know sometimes you have to uation where I find fans like The Falcons continued their starting the season as the NBAs but a season-ending foot injury games, that's my objective, to look out for yourself." rocky season by ending their los- biggest surprise, was told to center Zydrunas Dgauskas. as win." that." said Kirkland, who ing streak against Ohio, but then Thursday by Cavs owner Gordon well as injuries to other key play- Paxson, whose first hire as GM starred alongside linebackers In the mid-1990s, Kirkland struggled on the road again, los- Greg Lloyd and Kevin Greene Gund and general manager Jim ers, have led to the club's freefall. in 1999 was Wittman after the was valued for his speed ing to Miami and Akron. Miller Paxson not to worry about his The Cavs are on a six-game los- club fired Mike Fratello, said he in the "Blitzburgh" defense in despite his weight of 280 to then added a spark to the end of immediate future. ing streak, have dropped 18of 20 was voicing his support to quell the mid-1990s. the season, dropping 35 points Wlttman's job security and at 22-38 have seen their speculation that the second-year Kirkland, who played for the 295 pounds and often covered on Marshall at home, as she went appeared in doubt with the Cavs playoff hopes disappear. coach was going to be fired. Steelers since 1992. had eight tight ends on long pass routes. over the 1,000 point plateau for losing consecutive games this Additionally, Wittman has had 'Internally, it hasn't been an tackles and a sack In their 27-17 In recent seasons, however, the her career in a 90-73 win. week to the Chicago Bulls and to deal with players asking to be Issue and thats with ownership, loss to Dallas in the Super Bowl After the Marshall win, when It Steelers began encouraging Washington Wizards, the traded while others have grum- myself and trying to give Randy in January, 1996. He had 100 looked as though the team was in league's two worst teams record- bled about playing dme. the best chance to succeed," tackles or more In each of the Kirkland to lose weight, but not good shape to host a first-round wise. Wittman. who went 32-50 last Paxson said. "Last night, it came last five seasons and a high of always successfully. tournament game, the Falcons But Paxson said Wittman's job season, has maintained he was- to my attention that both before 137 tackles in 1998, his second lost three straight and were is secure for at least the next 22 n't worried about his job, but he the game and after, it was Still, Cowher said, "Levon forced to go on the road to start consecutive Pro Bowl season. games. got testy with reporters befdre brought up to Randy's attention. has been an outstanding play- "I made it clear to Randy that and after Wednesday's loss to the I don't think anyone should have "I thought I played pretty ^he has our complete support as Wizards when the Cavs blew a to work under that environ- well, and they said I played er and team leader for us the WOMEN, PAGE 11 w head coach of the Cavs." Paxson nine-point lead In the final four •ment.". pretty well," Kirkland said. past nine years." BG NEWS SPORTS lriday,March9.200l11 Baseball breaks Bengals sign former for Florida Sat Seahawks QB Kitna By Erik Cassano dropped Dayton to 1-7 on the SPOUTS RIPORUR season. By Joe Kay now Jon Kitna as a Cincinnati downs with six interceptions. IHEASSOCIAIID PKISS Bengal, I think we liave a very Kitna had a 75.6 rating, throw- Baseball tends lo gravitate ing for 2,658 yards with 18 ? Homestead opponents good quarterback situation." toward the warm-weather states Among the notables for the CINCINNATI - When the Kitna is the second free agent touchdowns. He also threw 19 this time of year. Appropriately Falcon opponents this upcoming Cincinnati Bengals started look signed this week by the Bengals, interceptions, third-most in the enough, the BG baseball team week: ing for a free-agent quarterback. who were farther under the NFL. will spend spring break in Indiana had their biggest Jon Kitna was one of the first to salaiy cap than any other team. Kitna. an undrafted free agent Florida, playing nine games offensive outburst of the season get a call. He wound up getting Former Minnesota defensive from Central Washington, start- against other teams from cold in a 13-8 win over Wright State the job. tackle Tony Williams signed ed 15 regular-season games and weather locales in Homestead, Wednesday, collecting 17 hits. Kitna, who lost his startingjob Tuesday. one playoff for Seattle in 1999. about 30 miles southwest of They scored eight runs in the first last season in Seattle, agreed to a Both of them agreed to a loy- He began last season as the •I Miami. inning, erasing a 2-0 Wright State four-year contract Thursday alty clause, meaning they could starter, but coach Mike As of this issue's deadline, the lead. Six different players had worth between $7 million and lose part of their signing bonus- Holmgren benched him five Falcons did not know who their multi-hit games: Dan Haegle (4- $12 million. He'll compete with es if lliey criticize the team. The games into the season in favor -or first opponent will be in Florida for-5). Blake St. Clair (3-for-5). Akili Smith in training camp, Bengals came up with the con- of Brock Huard. Saturday, but the rest of the week Eric Blakeley (2-for-5). Ryan getting paid more if he wins tlie cept last season, and an arbitra- Huard missed games because is set. They .will play Indiana, Donley (2-for-3). Nick Evans (3- starting job. His signing bonus tor upheld it of a concussion and a bruised Rhode Island, Marist. Yale, St. for-5), and Gibran Hamdan (2- was $4 million. "I don't have any problems kidney, giving Kitna a chance to Francis, CW Post, Bradley, and for-3). The hits were single-game "When they called my agent with that,'' Kitna said. "You'll start 12 times. The Seahawks let will finish out the trip against career highs for Haegle and at 5:01 in the morning on the find out quickly from me that him go and obtained Matt Harvard, Mar. 17. Evans. Freshman Donley's hits first day of free agency, that put I'm not one who tries to do any- Hasselbeck, Brett Favre's back- BG is off to a 3-0 start after were his first two in college. the message right there that thing through the media, who up, in a trade with Green Bay on scoring two runs in the ninth ~We scored eight runs in the they were serious about it." tries lo complain." March 2. inning to defeat Dayton Tuesday. first and I was happy about us Kitna said, from his home in He was a good fit in other Kilna has escalators in his Second baseman Corey Loomis coming back We now have to Kirkland.Wash. ways. He played for Bengals contract that will increase his had tliree hits, including a triple put the game away more." said Kilna. 28. wasn't the Bengals' offensive coordinator Bob pay if he's a starter. in the game's second at bat. It Indiana head coach Bob Morgan first choice. They tried to sign Bratkowski in Seattle and will be "Coach LeBeau was very hon- was his third straight multi-hit on the Hoosiers' Web site. Elvis Grbac, a move that would familial with the system he's est with me about the fact that game. Senior Scott Dukale hit his Marist was swept in a double have essentially ended Smith's installing in Cincinnati this year. he is not giving up on Akili first homerun of the season to header by a red hoi James career in Cincinnati. Kitna also was willing to settle Smith, and he wants the best for give the Falcons a 3-0 lead, but Madison team this past week Grbac turned down the for an open competition with everybody involved." Kitna said. the Flyers scored a run in the sec- end. James Madison completed Bengals' larger offer to sign with Smith, giving the first round LeBeau said that either Kitna ond, third, and fourth innings to a ten-game homestand 9-0-1 Baltimore, and Kitna wound up draft choice another chance to or Smith will be listed as the erase the BG lead. RBIs by Marist, the defending Metro at the top of their list. prove himself in training camp starter heading into training Loomis and outfielder Len Elias Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach Dick LeBeau said the "Some of the oilier quarter- camp, but the job will be open. rallied the Falcons to a 5-3 lead in champions, fell to 0-2-1 on the Bengals wont pursue another backs would have foreclosed "This will be an honest and the ninth. Junior Brad Henry, the season. quarterback in free agency, Akili, and we did not want to do free and open competition," ninth pitcher the Falcons used in Sophomore Kevin Ool. who though he didn't nile out the that," general manager Mike LeBeau said. "I don't think any- the game, pitched the ninth and took the loss in relief, pitched well possibility of Scott Mitchell Brown said. body going in has the edge. He got the win. his second of the sea- for Marist. striking out four, walk returning to join the competi Smith, the third overall pick in (Kitna) has a little more experi- son. He gave up two hits and an ing none, and allowing three hits lion if no one else signs him. 1999. lost his job after the 10th ence than Ihe other two quar- rained nin in a shaky inning of in tliree innings of work "I like our quarterback Situa- game last season. He finished terbacks. If there is an advan- short relief work. The loss tion where it is." LeBeau said, with a 52.8 passer rating, the tage, perhaps that is it. But we "You never say never, but with lowest among NFL regulars, and are not prejudging anything." Akili and Scot) Covington and threw for only three touch MAC MEN'S BG tennis TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS loses to OSU Indians defeat Devil Rays •• GUND ARENA The Bowling Green men's ten- nis team was hammered by the THURSDAY, MAR. 8 6-2; Reds top Phillies 8-4 #29 ranked Ohio State Buckeves 7 0 Wednesday. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. - games for Cleveland, did not improve to 6-2-1 this spring. The Junior Vitek Wild was the c los- #8 MIAMI 65 Danny Peoples' grand slam play ... LHP Chuck Finley is Phillies lost for the third straight est Fak on to taste victory as he #1 CENTRAL Ml. 56 broke an eighth-inning lie scheduled to start for the time, falling to 2-4. lost the first flight in three sets to Thursday and the Cleveland Indians against the Florida Two other Reds coming back #63 ranked Phillip Met/ 6-3, 4-6, Indians beat the Tampa Bay Marlins on Friday. The teams from injuries, shortstop Barry 7-6(5). #5 OHIO 64 Devil Rays 6-2. also will play a "B" game in the Larkin and third baseman Both tlie Bowling Green men's Peoples' homer oil Jesus morning with RHP Jaret Wright Aaron Boone. played Thursday SSH and women's tennis teams will be #4 TOLEDO 63 Colonie came after the Indians starting that one ... OF Josh with some encouraging results. in action during spring break. loaded the liases with a bloop Hamilton, the Devil Rays' top Larkin, sidelined with a The rest of the Falcons were single, a walk and an infield hit young prospect, made his sec- strained right groin, started and (Milscored by a combined scon' #2 KENT 71 — all with two outs. Jim Thome ond start and went 0-for-4 ...The played five innings before he of 60 12. and John McDonald also drove first-inning run Lopez allowed was lifted for a pinch runner The Falcons head lo Las Vegas #7BG64 in runs for Ihe Indians. was the first against a Devil Rays after drawing a walk in the fifth. Wednesday to battle Northen Hie Devil Rays scored a nin starter in 15 innings He was hitless in two plate Iowa, Loyola (CA) and South off starter Steve Karsay on appearances. Carolina BG then heads to San # 3 MARSHALL Bobby Smiths RBI single in the Reds 8, Phillies 4 Boone, coming back from left ai co ■ Diego to face UC Riverside. UC- #6 BALL ST. 9:30 second. Smith doubled off SARASOTA. Fla. (AP) — Ken knee surgery that cut short his Riverside and San Diego State. Danys Baez and scored on Ozzie Griffey Jr.. who has been side- season last year, started the BG is 7 4 on the season. Guillen's single for a 2-1 lead in lined with a sore left hamstring, game, had a hit and drove in a The BG women's tennis team pinch hit and drove in a run with nin. He also went to his knees to will be in action Friday on the SEMIFINALS a sacrifice fly Thursday as the make a play on a hard-hit ball. road at Bolter. BG is 2 8 on the FRIDAY, MAR. 9 Cincinnati Reds beat His father, Reds manager Bob season and will begin Mid- Philadelphia 8 4. Boone. liked that play. American Conference play at MIAMI vs. OHIO "That play, behind him on his •?r the fourth. Griffey is to be the designated liome March 23rd. KENT vs. MARiBSU Guillen's hit was Ihe last off hitler on Friday when the Reds knee is just about as hard as (• Cleveland pitching Ryan Drese play the Boston Red Sox in Fort we'ie going to push him." Bob and Dan Smith each worked an Myers. Boone said. "It's encouraging.'' inning and Justin Sprier c losed Rob Bell allowed a leadolT The manager said his third out the victory with two score home run to Phillies rookie baseman would be spared the Firing caps season less innings Jimmy Rollins, then allowed just trip Friday to Fort Myers. Albie Lopez had his second two hits in his four innings. He Notes: The Phillies reassigned strong spring outing for the struck out six and allowed no seven pitchers to their minor WOMfN, FROM PAGE 10 third season at the helm. She was Devil Rays After giving up a walks. league camp: Brandon 35-49 in three seasons here in BG. walk and first inning double to Philadelphia starter Robert Duckworth, Thomas Jacquez, the tourney They then reached Athletic Director Paul Krebs has Ellis Burks. Lopez retired his last Person allowed two runs In Doug Nickle. Evan Thomas. their season-long goal of reach promised a national search start eight batters. three and two-thirds innings. Carlos Silva, Edwin Hurtadoand ing the quarterfinal round of the ing immediately. Tanvon Sturtze, who's com Person gave up five hits and right handed pitcher Franklin tournament in Cleveland by Despite the unfortunate end to peting with Esteban Yan to be stnick out two. Nunez.... Reds left fielder Dmitri defeating Western Michigan 78 the season, the future looks Tampa Bay's closer, pitched a Following Rollins' home nin, Young is sitting out & few games 75 for only their third road win of perfecl ninth, striking out two. the Phillies were kept scoreless after injuring his right shoulder ot> the season. Prior to this game, bright for the program, with many talented Falcons returning Karsay. being used as a starter by Seth Elherton, Justin Atchley Wednesday while trying to Miller was named to the All-MAC this spring for Ihe first time since and Scott Sullivan Philadelphia make a diving catch against second team, following her first for the 2001 02 campaign. With 1998. allowed one nin. four hits, eventually scored tliree runs off Pittsburgh. Young complained team selection List year. the likes of Miller, Kim Griech. walked one and struck out one Mark Wohlers on an error, three of stiffness and had a magnetic After losing lo lop seeded Lindsay Austin and Dana In three innings. singles and a wild pitch. resonance imaging procedure Toledo, the season came to a dis- Western returning, the chances Notes: Juan Gonzalez, who Tlie Reds have won five of exam Thursday. The injury was 3 00 appointing end, as coach Dee has homered in tliree straighl tlieir last six exhibition games to not thought to be serious. Knoblauch was let go after her for a turnaround look good.

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By David r.nstxirq step lo protect the Orioles' inst- in the Orioles" next six games LOSS.FROnl PAGE 10 jum|XT in the lane gave Ki.it Af ,' ■ ' , (Bill ( KENT 71, BG64 ance coverage of his contract. before missing 20 games in Stalea36 28 half time chantage which guarantees the slugger S39 September with an inflamed smothering defense as he McLeod and Matela hit for 12 KEITHMcLEODIalcon FORI 1.AUDERDALE. Fla - million in the next tliree yeais. bursa sac in the right hip. scored BG's first six points. and ten points respectively in Guard scored team-high 27 Alba i Bolks career ;ill bul ended About 70 percent of (hat total will He returned to play in the final At the 11:09 mark. McLeod the first half for BG. bul il was points, including 8-for-18 Thursda) when the Baltimore be reimbursed to the team by the from the floor and 10-for-13 drained two free throws to cut Huffman who did the damage Orioles said the outfielder was insurance company six games of the season and fin- from the free-throw line. the score lo 16-10. total)) disabled and unable lo "We have been anticipating ished with 103 RBIs. his ninth He connecled on 4-of-7 field perform as a major league base- lliis for some time." said S»d straight season with at leasl 100. The two teams continued to goals. 1 of 1 three pointers ard LEN MATELA: I alcon center ball playci Thrift the Orioles' vice president battle for every inch on the court scored 23 points, including It's the fourth-longest streak in 6 of-6 free throws to end die first Belle was examined by two ol baseball operations. and with 16:13 remaining. 10-for-15 from the floor and baseball history. 20 minutes with 15 points. team doctors Wednesday and Belle has missed all six of the 3-for-3 from the line MCLMXI connecled on a layiip Huffman ended the game found to have a severe case of Orioles spring training games Manager Mike Hargrove has Snagged a team-high eight to make the score 21 -17. On the with a team high 1!) points. degenerative arthritis of the right because of his hip injury, which had his share of run ins with rebounds next Golden Flashes posses- hip. appeared to have worsened in Mitchell hit for 18 and Shaw Belle, dating back to the days TREVOR HUFFMAN: Kent "Belle has agreed dial he is I lie past two weeks. sions. Massey and Shaw drilled added 13 when both were with the State gurad led Flashes with physk ally Incapable of perform- Belle played in 232 consecutive three pointers to Increase the In the earlier games, rfumbei ing as ,i player and < onnirs with Cleveland Indians. But the man- 19 points, including 5-for- games, then the longest current Kent State lead to 27-18. one seed Central Michigan fell the findings ol the doctors," die ager would have preferred to see 10 from the floor and 8-for- slreak in the majors, before sit BG closed to gap to 34-28 on to Miami 65-56 and Ohio Orioles said in a statement Belle leave the game on his own 8 from the free-throw line a pair of free throws from Cory Belle will be placed on the <>0- ting out an Aug. 27 game against defeated Toledo 6-1-63. terms. Ryan but a Mitchell running (la\ disal lied lisl Friday — the first Tampa Bay last season. He played Sprinq Break is almost here...

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