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Fingers to frenetically Grand Prix:'New sporf at BG flick for fetal Organizers hope fiirtherence to make the race a University tradition Rock, paper, scissors By Meaehan Geraghty competition will give »[P0RIE» aid to pro-life group Winning isn't everything to Kevin Davis, University senior and By Alison Kemp vice-president of the Bowling REPORTER Green Motor Sports team. A simple game used to settle Rather, as a driver in the friendly disputes has evolved University's first-ever Grand Prix, into a competition with an Davis dreams not of trophies, official strategy guide, world but of a future of Greek organiza- championships and the Great tions, campus groups, and even Eight Gambits. hall councils coming together in Rock, Paper, Scissors tour- a competitive spirit to race for naments have even come to clean air, energy independence college campuses. and scholarships. Creed on Campus is hosting "Our vision is to create a new a Rock, Paper, Scissors tourna- tradition here at Bowling Green. ment tomorrow at 1 p.m. in 221 By combining what is learned in Eppler Gym. The S5 entrance fee the classroom and then applying will be donated to the Bowling it for a worthwhile cause, we will Green Pregnancy Center. learn real world lessons," he said. The BG Pregnancy Center "We want a tradition of racing provides baby items, clothing which will continue throughout for the mother and baby, post- the years to eventually provide abortion counseling, pregnancy scholarships for students." support and nurse visitations, In fact, while most organi- according to Megan Hayward, zations seek ways for internal director of development. improvement, the Bowling Hayward said this is the Green Motor Sports Team and Nathaniel Myers BGtews first time that an organiza- host of tomorrow's Grand Prix, tion on campus has done a DRIVING A NEW TRADITION: The view from a Grand Prix cart can be cramped. The carts will be racing tomorrow in the University's first race marches to a different tune. of its kind. The race was scheduled for Earth Day because the carts use clean, renewable ethanol-based fuel. fundraiser for the Pregnancy Barry Piersol, assistant dean Center. All basic operation of technology, noted that the In the end, the team was able funds come from private donors organization's themes to provide START YOUR ENGINES to secure sponsorship for the or fundraisers. campus unity, promote alterna- WHAT: Grand Prix of BGSU event from groups including: Ryan Rahrig, Ph.D. student, tive fuels, and eventually pro- Sterling, Ohio Corn Growers and Kent Truckor, senior, came WHEN: Practice sessions begin vide scholarships are different tomorrow at 10 a.m., with Association, MGtires Racing, up with the Idea for this tourna- from the main focus of most and Argo Hytos. ment when Creed on Campus races beginning at 12:30 p.m. campus groups. WHERE: All events will be held Finally, University graduate went to Washington D.C. for the "The Grand Prix will pro- student and fellow competitor March for Life this past January. in BGSU's Parking Lot N, next to vide the engagement on cam- Anderson Arena Aaron Bloomfield believed it Rahrig explained there were pus between students, which was important to continue with more people in his hotel room is important. In fact, we think the "green theme" by support- than could sleep on the beds, so of the Grand Prix as the new- racers' outcome, according to ing alternative fuels. Therefore, the loser of Rock, Paper, Scissors est academic sport on campus," members within the groups. To he explained, all carts racing had to sleep on the floor. Piersol said. them it's about precision and will run on E-85, an alterna- "This Igame] is conflict reso- Driving in on cart *22, nick- skill, in addition to a little luck, tive fuel which is 85 percent lution at its finest," Truckor said. named the "Red Rocket," and and charm. ethanol and burns cleaner for The tournament fundrais- echoing both Piersol and Davis' Laying out some of the strug- the environment. er grew from this. Rahrig and comments, is lames Herchler gles with organizing such a Other highlights tomorrow Truckor thought they were the president of the BGSU Motor large event is lead chairman for will include early morning rac- creators of the Rock, Paper, Sports team. the Grand Prix, lames Goffe. ing by local youth racing groups Scissors tournament until they A racer since the age of 15, "Overall we have had very lit- (Future Falcons and junior did research on the Web. Llerchler notes that although tle trouble planning the event. Achievement), live radio broad- "We thought we invented tomorrow's race may not be as However, we did have some casting and food. this," Truckor said, "but its a intense as NASCAR, it still is an trouble getting monetary spon- The Grand Prix will run in growing phenomenon." event worth attending. sorship since this was a first the parking lot located outside The World RPS Society was With carts going as fast as time event — mainly our spon- of Anderson Arena and is free founded, which was cre- 40 mph, part of the thrill in sors wanted to make sure they for the public. The track opens Nathaniel Myers BGNeas ated in 1918, to promote Rock, the sport of racing is how one were getting a bang for their at Ilia, in.; Hid qualifying rounds PIT STOP: University student Matt Hodek, crew chief of the Quantum Paper, Scissors as a safe way to mechanical error can cloud buck," Goffe said. will start shortly after. resolve disputes. racing team, works on a cart's electronics system. The Web site explains the Paper Scissors Stone Club was founded in London, England, in 1842. The Club was formed after a law declared, "any decision New bill could help reached by the use of the process FALCON FEEDING TIME known as Paper, Scissors, Stone between two gentleman acting pregnant students in good faith shall constitute a binding contract. Agreements said it's feasible to have fam- Amendment may aid ily housing on campus. It would TOURNAMENT, PAGE 2 University's student have an apartment-style bath- parents on campus room, kitchen and more than one bedroom. Nothing has come By Brian Pauline through their department yet as REP0R1ER to when these changes would A new bill which could be passed take place, but there is so much soon would help pregnant and off-campus housing options that parenting students on campus. it most likely won't be offered. The amendment introduced Rauckhorst wonders if there's by Congresswoman Repbulican a need because freshman and Melissa Hart in the U.S. House sophomore students who are of Representatives, also known married can live off campus. as the Elizabeth Katy Stanton "A lot of it has to do with demo- FALCONS SPLIT Pregnant and Parenting Student graphics: We're a school in a small UP FOR SPRING: Services Act, would offer afford - town; most students are on cam- able oii-campus chiidcaie. It pus their freshman or sophomore Football team will would also offer maternity cover- years," Rauckhorst said. age in their student healdi plans. Rauckhorst said having the conclude academic According to national figures space to build family housing year with an unusually from Feministsforlife.org, 27 would be an issue. percent of all undergraduate stu- Schools are encouraged to scored scrimmage at dents are parents and 34 percent help fund assistance in locat- lenniBoetwl BGNevvs of graduate students are parents. ing and utilizing child care. noon tomorrow; FREE EATS AT THE 'RODG": Freddie Falcon (right) and Amy Grunenwald (second from right) Ash Rauckhorst. president of PAGE 12 serve Brent Markham, junior, at the Rodgers Hall 50th Anniversary Picnic. Resident Student Association, PREGNANT STUDENTS, PAGE 8
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FOR AIL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. April 21. '2006 WWW.6GNEWS.COM GoodSearch gets 5k race/walk to raise awareness
By lessica Ameling country of Kenya. small difference. People will get results, raises funds ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR "Back home there is poverty aware of what's going on." Obed Ombongi knows he can't in our countries and one of the BGSU'Kenya's fourth annual RaceAValk Against AIDS will be By Megan Yodzis every day. A few of them include, eradicate AIDS with one race- main factors this is constituted to REPOitcn luvenile Diabetes Research But the president of the poverty Is HIV/AIDS," Ombongi, held tomorrow at 10 am. The a junior Medical Technology 3.1 mile course loops around the "Search the Internet, make the Foundation, the Klizabeth Cilaser BGSU-Kenya 5k Benefit Run also major said. "Those one, two, three campus and begins and ends at difference." Pediatric Aids foundation, the knows bis student organization people who may hear our infor- the BGSU ice arena Iliis is the motto of newly Klepbant Sanctuary and Heal can make a difference in raising mation about I liV/AIDS, through OBED OMBONGI developed search engine called the Bay. awareness of a vims that infects JUNIOR (loodSearch.com. This new Many universities have also over 2 million people in his home that we know that we've made a AIDS RACE, PAGE 2 engine, powered by Yahoo, was incorporated GoodSearch in their created by Ken and || Ramberg promotions to raise funds for the and allows users to search the charities they support each year. Internet while donating money BGSU's Dance Marathon used die to a charily of their choice at the Web site as alternative way to raise Rock, paper, scissors gaining enthusiasts same time. money tliis year. In 2000, Ken Ramberg sold Tabitha Prince, a senior on the TOURNAMENT, FROM PAGE 1 play multiple games before Paper is the most challeng- his job-listing site and resume finance committee for Dance ROCKING THE RULES eliminations begin. ing move because of die dis- database for college students to Marathon, used (kxxISearch as a reached in this manner are sub- Here's how to play: All the participants will be placement of the most digits. Monster.com. Within a year or way to raise money trie Children's ject to all relevant contract and ■ The game is played where broken into groups where the Because of that, it is seen as the Miracle Network at St. Vincent's so. Ramberg created the chari- tort law." the players substitute the round-robin tournament will least obvious throw. table site. It debuted at the end of Mercy Children's Hospital The Web site says, 'The law three elements ot Rock, occur. Three hand-signal rep- Scissors may be revealed too November 2005. in Toledo. was seen as a slap in the face to Paper, and Scissors with rep- etitions will signify a game. early, so it is generally not used "I didn't see a big difference Ramberg, a member of many the growing number of enthu- resentative hand signals Each repetition will begin as a first throw. nonprofit organizations, saw in IGoodSeaa'hl than (ioogli\ I siasts who played it strictly as ■ These hand signals are deliv- with the words "one, two, Even if someone doesn't how hard it was for them to raise chose to use GoodSearch because a recreational activity, since for ered simultaneously by the shoot." This is called the North know the rules before enter- money. last year, Internet search it helped the hospital," she said. many constables it was taken to players American Prime. On "shoot," ing the tournament. Rahrig engines generated almost S6 bil- Instead of people giving money said that is the beauty of mean that the game could not ■ The outcome of play is each person will throw his or lion through revenue and those out of their own pockets, the Web be played simply for sport. The determined by the following: her signal. the tournament. numbers compelled the Rambergs site allows them to still donate to "Anyone can play. Everyone club was founded and officially -Rock wins against Scissors Everyone in the group will to take action. their charity of choice. GoodSearch has an equal chance of wining," registered to provide an envi- -Scissors wins against Paper play each other and tiie person "You're searching the Internet gets their money from organiza- Rahrig said. ron merit free from the long arm -Paper wins against Rock with the most wins will win the anyway," Ken said "You might as tions that advertise for the search of the law where enthusiasts group. These winners will enter 'ITicrc are over $200 in prizes well support your favorite cause." engine. They share it evenly with could come together and play a single elimination bracket. available at tomorrow's tourna- t3oodSearch.com is growing the nonprofit organizations, which for honor." Rahrig suggests that partici- ment, donated by local busi- rapidly and the number of chari- can add up. Game basics, the explana- A packet of rules for the pants practice because the game nesses. Raffle tickets will be dis- ties getting involved is increasing "If then' was I.1KI0 support- tionsof thcGreat l-ight Gambits game is handed out to each is a mind game. He said the tributed for door prizes. ers for a certain charity and they and the history of the World participant as he or she regis- hand-signals used arc based on He continued, saying there searched just two times per day RPS Society, along with any ters. Participants will also need the type of person. will only be one first ever Rock, the non-profits can profit over S7, information one could want a fighting name, Truckor said. I briiistance.lheWebsitestates Paper, Scissors champion 30(1 donations annually," Ken said. about Rock. Paper, Scissors, The tournament will diat opening widi a rock is typi- at BGSU. Users can easily see what can be found on the society's begin with a round-robin cally seen as a sign of aggression "It is something to tell your Web site. style so each participant can and the most effortless throw. grandkids about," Rahrig said. GOODSEARCH.PAGE 8 Management Inc. Now Renting for 2006/2007 Call 353.5800 Visit Online vww.mcccabg.cott Campbell Hill Apartments Management Inc. 2 bedroom townhouses The Jungle 120 N. Prospect Two 2 bdrms left 675/mo + Utilities Close to Campus & Downtown /rlEfcCA Management Inc. Enterprise House 114 N. 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I I IK. SI l>< part ■m-nl of Theatre & Film's I BGSU 2006 Film & Media I Treehouse Troupe I Festival Schedule I Productions for Young People Saturday, April 22 I 11:00am-1:00pm: Guest Speaker: Chris Borrelli, film critic I I 3:00pm-10:30pm: Student Film Screening Competition I ^ Putt in Siooh Sunday, April 23 I 10:30am-12:30pm: Guest Speaker: Bill Pivetta, cinematographer I & I 1:30pm-3:15pm: Screening: Howard Zinn: You Can't Be Neutral I on a Moving Train I 3:15pm-4:15pm: Guest Speaker: Dennis Mueller, director of I Quixote! Howard Zinn: You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train I 4:30pm-6:00pm: General panel discussion with Festival guests I I All events will be held in the Gish Film Theater I April 20,21, 22 at T-.'tOpm I and are free and open to the public. I April 23 at 2:00pm The Festival is organized by the University Film Joe E. Brown Theatre, University Hall I Organization and co-sponsored by the Department of I ■fk^ Theatre & Film and the Gish Film Theater. Contact < 'out net the Ho\ Office at 410-372-271" I U O the Department of Theatre & Film at 419-372-2222. I to purchase tickets in advance. Don't wait; I I the I '£'•! matinee performance will sell out! WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. April 21.2006 3
AFRICAN DINNER HELD SATURDAY AT CHURCH www.bgnews.com/campus The African People's Association will hold their annual African Dinner tomorrow at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, located on the corner of South College Drive and Scott 1 lamilton Avenue, from 6-11 p.m.The event is free and open to the public I or more information, contact Komlan Koutoglo at komlank^hgsu.edu. CAMPUS University prof chosen to lead notable Music Society
By Nick Carrabine for four years. Conservator of Music, where "My wife, who is from Ohio, chapter at the national nun already planned some exciting SEP0«TC« Trantham has been inter- he was a music theory major. once told me jokingly that if we ings I le also oversees all of the events for the chapter." Gene S. Trantham has been ested in music all of his life He then completed his Ph.D. at ever had the opportunity to go activities and officers in the While Trantham considers around music his entire life, and always knew he wanted to the University of Wisconsin in back to Ohio that I could do what Great lakes chapter. his new position to be a huge and earlier this month he was become a teacher. Madison. I want but she was going back William I. lake, associ- honor he is not going to say it elected president of the Great "My father was a music pro- He said he wanted for sure," he said. "This is ate professor of music theory, has been his biggest accom- Lakes Chapter of the College fessor and music was just always to teach at Bowling just a great place to teach has worked with Trantham plishment just yet. Music Society. around the house when I was Green for a number of and raise a family." ever since he started at the "Becoming president of The organization is the larg- growing up," he said. "I took reasons. Tranlham. who was University, and thinks that this organization is an honor est college music organization piano lesions at age seven and "I knew the quality vice president of the Trantham will be a great presl because I have been elected by for teachers, and its mission is was involved in church choirs of the college of musi- Great Lakes Chapter clciil for the organization. people who have known me for to promote teaching and learn growing up. the thing was cal arts program and of the College Music "He is very supportive and a long time and by people who ing music through creativity. though, I always knew I wanted I knew it had a good Society, will now assume if someone has an idea he is I have great respect for," he said. expression and diversity. to be a part of music and leach." reputation," he said. duties as president, and always telling people to go for "But I think one of the biggest Trantham has been teaching Tranthamgrewupin Arkansas "1 was also interest- GENE S. credits his past experi- it." lake said honors in general is teaching at the University since 1994 as and attended Ouachita Baptist ed in getting back to TRANTHAM ences tor landing hint his Marilyn Shrude, department awards, because they are given an associate professor and coor- University, which is a private lib- the Great lakes area current role. chair, is very proud of Trantham by student organizations. That dinator of theory in the College eral arts school, and majored in because it is kind of As president, he will and bis new position as well. is the highest honor because I of.Musical Arts. Prior to leaching piano performance and choral like a second home to me." now be in charge of the annual "He isa wonderful teacher and love to teach and I really like the here, he held a similar position music education. Me received He also received some influ- conferences that are held at vari- is very generous to his students," students, to be nominated and at West Minster Choir College in his masters from the University ence in his decision making ous locations each year, and will she said. "He is always willing given an award by student orga- Princeton, N.J., where he taught of Missouri-Kansas City from his wife. also represent the Great lakes to pitch in and help and he has nizations reallv means a lot."
Kenyan Women" The Women's Center, 107Hanna A BINS-EYE VIEW Halt CAMPUS get a 6 p.m. -11 p.m. BRIEFING Take Back the Night IHE BG NEWS Come join the Organization for Twirlers go for Women's Issues for the second annual Take Back the Night No. 1 this weekend life to speak out against violence This weekend the BGSU calendar of events against women. twirlers team will compete at Lawn outside University Hall two high school competitions 9-11 a.m. in Massillon. Football Ticket Sales 6:30 p.m. I he team, consisting of Katie Athletics will be selling tickets Friday Early Show: The Producers Kistler, Malissa Avers, Shelly for tbe Sept. 2 BGSU-Wisconsin Union Theater Willgren, Rachel Householder, Football Game Mi Mears, Samaruha Cole and Union Lobby 7:30 p.m. Adelle Kruisch, recently won "Puss in Boots" & "Quixote!" the senior division dance twirl 11 a.m. -4 p.m. Tickets Adults $10, Children team category at their last com- "Race Matters" Petition (under 12) $5 petition in Metamora, Ohio. Sponsored by Ethnic Studies Call the Box Office at 372-2719 Though currently compering in mostly local competitions, Union Lobby loe E. Brown Theater the team hopes to compete new year in national events. 12:30 .p.m -2 p.m. 8 p.m. Out (or Not) in the Workplace Wind Symphony. Kobacker Hall. Women's Center. 108 Hanna Hall Moore Musical Arts Center
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Ronda Autheinent, misplaced by Hurricane Rita. (mlimts„«nl OPINION STAFF KDITOIil.M.I VII!(il.M.\ TKCII I'XIVKKSITY Segregation still exists in the US. Wasn't Brown vs. the Board YOU DECIDE However, now the concent has into three districts based on race district, as this would grant Regardless of race. of Education supposed to end become the reluctance of school — one mostly black, another them more power to represent The bottom line is that it's racial segregation? More than What is the climate of race rela- officials to integrate students largely while and one predomi- their students' interests on the unfair to have school districts 50 years since that ground tions at the University? Send an with deficiencies. nately Hispanic. According to school board. separated along racial or socio- breaking decision, there's still e-mail lo thenews@bgnews com While the effort to desegregate the Associated Press, Sen, Ernie While this very well may be economic boundaries. controversy regarding the seg- and tell us what you think, or school.districts is to be praised, Chambers, the legislature's only true, rather than instituting seg- While the situation in I lartford regation and desegregation of post feedback on our Web site. unfortunately it seems as if it is a black senator, actually argued regation as an excuse for its cur- is far from acceptable for this day schools in America. few decades too late. that this decision was not meant rent shortcomings in racial toler- in age, at least it is moving in a 1 lartford, Conn, is facing diffi- While there might be con- to promote or create segregation, ance, the Omaha school district direction that allows greater edu- culty in uniting two large school trovers) ovei desegregation in adding that the school system should be promoting equal rep- catiuiial opportunity for minor- districts: one predominately rich ring in die past have always been the Constitution State, an effort is basically already segregated, resentation for all social groups. ity groups. and white — the other, isolated a lack of money, few resources in the right direction is being whether acknowledged or not. The fact that a school board The thing about public schools, in large towns, made up of most- to build schools and no means made. Hie Nebraska state leg- Many say that it would be is predominately white should is that they are public, indicating ly poor minorities. Ilie problems to pay for transferring students islature voted last Thursday to beneficial to students of one not matter, as the decisions they dial all students are entiUed to keeping the merge from occur- and required special services. divide the Omaha school system race to have their own school make should serve all students. an equal education.
Venezuela should have bigger pflQpjj? Elective final exams worries than US. sentiment ON THE STREET would alleviate stress Have you ever been understood the course mate- rial, and the exam would only install them in Venezuela." another military coup. The most ANDREW templed lo steal other force them to review material ALAN There are suspicions that over recent coup occurred in 2002. FLAVAHAN they already understand. CALCATERRA the past few years Venezuela Chavez seems more paranoid people's clothes from and Cuba have been mak- abut the United States than the laundromat? Opinion Columnist Studying for a final in a class Opinion Columnist ing deals with Iran. In 2001, a neighboring country Colombia, they have an A or B in would just # Venezuelan newspaper said Unjustifiably because a € take time away from their other I was sitting in the bathroom This past week Venezuelan that Venezuela and Iran made a Colombian paper reported there at Offenhauer wonder- exams in classes they may not President Hugo Chavez secret deal to ship is a plot by the ing bow they managed to be doing so well in. missiles to Cuba (bhimbian Don't you just love how you'll has threatened to burn "Chavez's put all those little tiles on the his own oil fields if the United and Venezuela in government walls, ceiling, floor etc, when a get three take home exams over States attacks Venezuela — oil tankers. The paranoia is to assassinate thoughl occurred to me one weekend, all of them passed even though the U.S. has pub- paper cilcs an fueled by the Chavez. If 1 got decent grades Uirotigli out on the Friday and due on licly said they have no intention unidentified United There has the semester, why do I have to the Monday — an addition to to attack Venezuela. States intelligence fact that the been some prove that I know all over again finding lime to cram for two Chavez said "We won't have source though the United States friction with CATIEW0LF in a final exam? other exams on the Monday? any other alternative — blow Venezuelan officials Venezuela and Nope, of course you don't. FRESHMAN. It just doesn't make a whole up our own oil fields — but they have denied this. is performing some other lot of sense to me. Face it; you're only going to aren't going to take that oil." Chavez's political naval exercises South American OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY I propose that finals should be have so much time available for Venezuela is the fifth-largest opponents don't countries. The 7 don't even think I optional. studying, and die more time you nil exporter and is one of the believe Ihcrc will be in the reason being spend time reviewing for one could wear someone By this I mean, if you choose biggest suppliers for the United an attack by the U.S. Caribbean this Venezuela not to take it, your grade won't will effect how you do on every States. If Chavez did this it and Chavez's warn- withdrew else's clothes." be affected at all and you can other exam you're taking. would not only hurt the United ing about a U.S. month." Wednesday move on with your life. Lastly, do you ever retain what States but it would also destroy attack is far-fetched. from a trade If you're at risk of failing, you learn by studying for an Venezuela's economy. Chavez has said agreement with then you should exam? If you were Chavez's paranoia is fueled by he will prepare for multiple South probably think given an exam you the fact that the United States a U.S. anack as he claimed it's American countries because about taking the "If you were took last semester is jK'rforming naval exercises in inevitable. Chavez also wants I'eni and Colombia made free final and trying lo given an right diis second — the Caribbean this month. I also one million people to join a trade agreements with the salvage your grade. do you think you're believe Chavez is afraid that he civilian militia to train and pre- United StatesChavez has worse If there's no exam you grade would be will end up like Saddam I lussein pare for a U.S. attack Chavez problemsito worry about than higher or lower than NATALIA GRIM0LIZZI hope, and even an took last since the U.S. has proved they says the only way to beat the the United States. Another coup A on the exam still semester what you got origi- will take at any regime that is U.S. is by guerilla war. is a real and constant threat as FRESHMAN, wouldn't make nally? Your grade Currenlly there are about his opponents will seize any : would probably lie security threat to this country. PSYCHOLOGY that l disappear right this Chavez said the United 150,000 people in the civilian opportunity to get rid of him. from the tran- second — do lower. Why? States is "searching for an militia but the actual Venezuelan If the United States did get "I don't do my script, there's not Because in all excuse for anything." He also military has 100.000. Chavez's rid of 1 lugo Chavez, another laundry for that even a point in you think likeliness, you're critics say the military presence military coup would probably only goal for the claims the naval exercises reason." taking the exam. you're grade in the Caribbean are noth- is nothing but a way to suppress be nipping at his heels since we Because no mat- final is memorize all ing but a way for the U.S. to opposition in his country and wouldn't want to put troops in ter bow well you would be the course material. threaten Cuba and Venezuela. protect his presidency. This is Venezuela. Chavez is a threat to do, an I would still higher or After the exam Chavez said, "The latest they've probably the real reason for mil- stability in the South American go down on the is over, you dump invented is that we're sending itary preparations as it makes region and many people feel the transcript as an F, lower than the information out uranium to Iran, and what's more sense than accusing the same way — I think his para- ^ there is no P-, a 54 what you got of your head like more yesterday it came out in United Stales of planning to noia is justified. percent might as it was never there, the Venezuelan press that we're attack Venezuela. well be 4 percent in originally?" replacing it with making a secret plan to bring (lhavez is doing all he can Send comments lo Alan at terms of GPA. a laundry list of Iranian nuclear missiles and to eliminate the possibility of acakatQbgniedu. Exams should things. It just disap- JENNA DEAN only affect a student's grade pears in a heartbeat. You know it, I know it, and FRESHMAN, PHYSICAL if they want to take the exam, because their grade could our professors probably should THERAPY improve or even if they just like know it. Sure, you'll remember the gist of what you learned, "I'd move them if I the smell of number two pencils. It should be up to the students. if you have an A or a B in a needed the dryer." What are finals for? class — you already have a good 1 thought about that for about grasp of the information, so why 20 minutes, and just before giv- even bother going through the ing myself a massive headache, I process of memorizing more came up with this. information only to forget it They just want to make sure Unless the final is a writing we were paying attention in test — which I'm all for because class, diat we understand the they only really test to see if you material - or most of it. Is a understood the bigger picture decent semester grade not of what the course was teach- enough? ing you — not the stupid little IT professors maintain finals details that make perfect mul- are not optional for everyone, tiple choice questions. THOMAS RYB0LT dien pei haps students could One last thing, all the graph- ite you scribble onto those GRAD STUDENT, take them based on their grades going into the final. sc .iiiiiim sheets can make your ACCOUNTING Students with an above hands filthy — and that just 'No, it actually hap- average grade in the class plain sucks. shouldn't have to take the pened to me." final. If a student already has Send comments to Andrew at a decent grade, they clearly fandretv0'bgsu.edu.
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SAY 'WESTERVILLE RESTROOM' FIVE TIMES www.bgnews.com/state COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — They're flushed with pride at a restaurant that has won an annual search for America's tidiest toilets. The sports-themed restrooms at Wendell's, in the Columbus suburb ofWesterville, were dubbed the nation's finest yesterday in a nonscientific online poll sponsored by a bathroom supply company. SWE Few businessman left behind Census: Ohio gets Many tutorial services said lew Cioldfarb, 48. He hopes more shrinkage his business grows to the point more lucrative under that he can leave his regular job— By Tim Ooulm had a net loss of about 211,000 President Bush's plan as a lawyer for Honda of America IHt COIUHBUS DISPAICH mil!) residents a year. The Riverside, The most aggressive education Ohioans are leaving the state Calif., metro area gained the By Ben Feller and Andrew Welsh- law in a generation, No Child Left even faster than they were most, about 81,000 a year. Huggins Behind aims to make sure all kids a decade ago. the Census The Cleveland area lost rHE ASSOCIATED PRESS can read and do math on grade Bureau says. 12.306 a year, and metro- Lew and Sharon Goldfarb went level. It has also benefited an From 2000 to 2004, 126,452 politan Cincinnati was down looking for a way lo make some industry' of vendors, who collect more people moved out of 2,239 a year. extra cash and help kids learn, public money and help schools Ohio than moved in, accord- Experts say people are fleeing too. They found both in President meet the law's requirements. ing to estimates big cities for places Bush's No Child left Behind Act. Revenues for products and ser- contained in a "You are with cheaper hous- The suburban Columbus ()hin, vices sold lo public schools hit report the bureau ing and open spaces. couple bought a franchise with a almost $22 billion in 2004-05, issued today. talking "It's a case of Florida-based company. Club 23 according to Eduventures, a mar- The state lost an about a middle-class flight, In-Home lutoring Services, that ket research company. That was average of 31,613 a flight for hous- provides one-on-one academic up 6 percent from the year before, residents each year general ing affordability," help, the Goldfarbs now have and revenues are expected to keep during that period. population said William h'rey, 100 tutors working for them, and growing at that kind of rate. In the 1990s, aver- a demographer much of their business is due to But the market is not expand- age net loss was in the at the Brookings the 2002 education law. ing for all. Some vendors say the 19,563 a year. millions that Institution, a policy The law promises poor par- law has even cost them money Only California, research group in ents a free tutor for any child at by eroding demand for any aca- Illinois, Massachu- move on an Washington. a school that gets federal poverty demic area not considered to be a setts, New Jersey annual basis, The newest fig- aid but has not made steady prog- federal priority. PaulV«rnon AP Photo and New York suf- ures continue a ress for that' straight years The "If you look at K-12 funding TEACH ME: Lew and Sharon Goldfarb. own a private tutoring company fered greater net and we are trend that started government estimates $2.5 billion as one big bucket, the money that contracts with school districts to help struggling children. losses in the first looking at about 30 years ago. was available for schools to hire is getting sloshed around from half of the 2000s. "You are talk- tutoring companies this year. one area to another," said In panicular, money is flowing In Texas, the state pays about The economy is a just the net ing about a general "The fact that I could run a Tim Wiley, a senior analyst at to testing, tutoring and teacher $60 million a year to Pearson big reason, experts effect." population in the business be my own boss, help Eduventures. "That's where No training. All three areas have Educational Measurement, one said. millions that move kids and financially do well made Child left Behind is having the direct ties to deadlines under the of the world's biggest providers of "The Ohio econo- S. KELLEY. OH DEPT on an annual basis, it seem like a great opportunity," greatest effect." No Child law. testing services my has experienced OF DEVELOPMENT and we are looking recession longerthan at just the net effect, the rest of the coun- said Steven Kelley. try, and in particular in regard senior economist for the Ohio to employment," said Mark Department of Development. Sailing, a demographic expert at "There is a lot of movement Ohio goes after tobacco companies again Cleveland State University. that goes in and out to come up "When people do not have with the net number." By lames Nash withholding part of the $1.2 state budget and to build or the settlement included a pro- jobs, they will move." Despite the Overall stale num- THE COLUMBUS DISPAICH IRRII billion the tobacco companies renovate schools. vision allowing them to reduce The census report showed the bers, Kelley pointed to Delaware Two tobacco companies short- agreed to pay to settle claims In a written statement, Petro their payments if the settle- number of people moving into and Warren counties,among the changed Ohio by $38 million that their products were driving said he sued the two tobacco ment caused them to lose mar- and out of each state and the fastest-growing in the nation. under a watershed 1998 settle- up health-care costs. companies late Tuesday to ket share to rivals that were not 25 largest metropolitan areas. But the growth in those ment between cigarette manu- Much of Ohio's $312 mil- force them to live up to their part of the agreement. Columbus was not included in counties comes at the expense facturers and 46 states and ter- lion share of the settlement obligations under the 1998 In studying the 2003 pay- the latter category. of Columbus and Cincinnati. ritories, Attorney General Jim was used for programs to dis- agreement between the com- ments, the companies found In 18 of those metro areas, Both cities' suburbs are push- Petro alleges in a new lawsuit. courage youth from smoking panies and states. that they had overpaid based more people moved out than ing out, said Marc Perry, a U.S. Ohio was the fifth state to and to help longtime smok- "We will fight to see that full on that formula, said David P. moved in from 2000 to '04. The Census demographer and sue R.I. Reynolds Tobacco Co. ers quit. Some of the money payments are made," he said. Howard, a spokesman for R.J. New York metropolitan area author of the report. and I mill.ml Tobacco Co. for also was used to balance the The tobacco companies say Reynolds.
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(AP) — Five the suspects indicated they teenage boys accused of plot- planned to wear black trench ting a shooting rampage at coats and disable the school's their high school on die anni- camera system before start- versary of the Columbine mas- ing the attack between noon Phil Co* AP Photo sacre were arrested yesterday and 1 p.m. yesterday, Norman NOT TAKING IT STANDING UP: Protesters continue their sit-in in the outer office of Florida Gov. Jeb Bush yesterday in Tallahassee, Fla„ in protest after details of the alleged said. The suspects apparently ol the investigation of Martin Anderson's death at a Bay County boot camp. scheme appeared on the Web had been plotting since the site MySpace.com. beginning of the school year. Sheriff's deputies found Officials at Rivcrton High guns, ammunition, knives School began investigating Students protest boot camp death and coded messages in the on Iuesday after learning that bedroom of one suspect, a threatening message had Sheriff Steve Norman said. been posted on MySpace.com, By Andrea Fanta Bush on Wednesday, are demand- a Florida State University student interest in die process. I think Authorities also found docu- he said. rHt ASSOCIAUD PBISS ing the arrest ol guards who were who helped organize the protest. it's very healthy," Bush said yes- ments about firearms in two The message discussed the TALLAHASSEE, Ha. — A sit-in at videotaped heating and kicking Bush's office said that the terday. "I'll continue to do what 1 suspects' school lockers. significance of April 20, which GdK leb Hush's office stretched 14-year-old Martin \ce Anderson. governor planned to meet with think is right." "What the resound- is Adolf Hitler's birthday and into a second day yesterday as "I'm pretty tired, but I know we Anderson's parents yesterday, The students, from Florida ing theme is: They were the anniversary of the 1999 about 30 college students pro- got a long day ahead of us, and and thai die Student protests Slate University, Florida A&M actually going to do this," Columbine High School attack tested the state's response to the when you're working on issues won't change the way the case is University and Tallahassee Norman said. in Colorado, in which two stu- boot camp beating of a teenager like this ... physically the things being investigated. Community College, said they Norman said he would ask dents wearing trench coats who later died. that are going on almost stop "They certainly have every were planning a protest Friday at prosecutors to bring charg- killed 13 people and commit- Hie students, who met widi mattering! said Gabriel Pcdras, right to do it. 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Reid from radical anti-American thousands of Nepalis defied a THE ASSCCIAIiD PRESS cleric Muqtada al-Sadr during curfew lo protest yesterday in the BAGHDAD — Bowing to a ballot among Shiite lawmak- largest show of discontent with intense pressure. PrimeMinister ers two months ago. Al-laafari King Gyanendra since demonstra- Ibrahim al-Iaafari agreed yester- had insisted Wednesday that tions against his royal dictatorship day to allow Shiite lawmakers to stepping aside was "out of the began more than two weeks ago, find someone else to head the question." Security forces responded by faial- new government, But in a letter yes- ly shooting three protesters. abandoning his „ lerday lo the execu- The nearly two dozen demon- claim on another / cannot tfve committee of strations, which brought as many term in the face of allow myself lhe Unilcd Irai' as HX).(XX) people into the streets Sunni and Kurdish . J J Alliance, the Shiite around the capital Katmandu. opposition. to be an coalition, al-,'aafari ranged from festive pro-democ- Al-laafari's stun- obstacle, or wrote that he was racy rallies lo angry riots of young ning reversal prepared to make men who lit bonfires and hurled appeared to mark appear to be any sacrifice to bricks ai police. Some demand- a breakthrough in an obstacle." achieve" the orga- ed the death of the king, whose the monthslong nization's goals. "I government appears increasingly struggle to form IBRAHIM AL-IAAFARI. tell you, you chose unable to control the country. a national unity PRIMEMINISTER me, and I return this By midday, soldiers were government to choice to you to do patrolling in armored vehicles, try to curb the country's slide as you see fit." and at least one police post toward anarchy and enable "I cannot allow myself to be had been attacked, its windows Washington to begin bringing an obstacle, or appear to be smashed by bricks. home its 133,000 troops. an obstacle," al-laafari told the Gyanendra came under Leaders in the seven-party nation in a televised address. I le more diplomatic pressure on Binod loshi APPIwlo Shiite alliance, the largest bloc said he agreed to a new vote so yesterday to cede the power he GOT 'EM: Police detain a pro-democracy protester in Katmandu, Nepal. Wednesday. 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But dom and see what they wish Despite a curfew imposed to police, organizers and witnesses. lady in the day. residents in the dry's edge. their field of candidates lacks to do." head off protesls, an alliance of While there have been bloodier i ii\ (cuier — where a heavy police Many of those protests turned slature and power, raising ques- However, Kurdish politi- seven opposition parties that has days since the protests began, presence kepi most protesters at violent as demonstrators parried tions whether the new prime cian Mahmoud Othman said organized 15 days of protests and much of Nepal's life is centered bay—whistled and Ixinged plates with officers throughout die day, minister will be any more suc- al-laafari's change of heart fol- a general strike managed to draw in Katmandu, and yesterday's (in their rooftops. 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April 21, 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Web search garners facts, Students, Kenyans 'Women deserve better' PREGNANT STUDENTS, FROM PAGE 1 students options to live else- suggested, ways to accommo- charity dollars race against AIDS where other than the donns. date students through preg- Increasing the availability of Tortorella hopes to work with nancy and parenting and stay AIDS RACE, FROM PAGE 2 and field Olympic gold medal in 600DSEARCH, FROM PAGE 2 family housidg and flexible aca- the Counseling Center and the in school," Foster said. BGSU history. demic scheduling such as tele- Wellness Connection to give Some of the options are tele- After a modest beginning in While Ombongi won't be giv- commuting programs, accord- students other resources. commuting and maternity cov- a contribution they arc mak- 2003 with 40 participants, the ing out gold medals al tomor- ing to Fcministsforlife.org, but "There has always been two erage for studenls, Foster would ing by searching the Internet race grew to over 200 runners row's race, the winners will it also would give financial aid people involved and women are like to see schools accommo- through GoodSearch. By going to the next year. last year atten- receive Kenyan wood carvings, for women living independently neglected. Women are exploited date pregnant students by hav- (kHKlSearch.com and entering a dance dropped slightly due to a medallions and T-shirts with from their parents. by abortion, we want to help ing a flip-top desk that would charity under "I'm supporting'' virtual blizzard the morning of the Kenyan flower on them lo Gina Tortorella, president them make the right choice," allow pregnant students to users can click the button that the race, but with sunny fore- represent the Kenyan culture. of Falcons for Life, said the Tortorella said. enter and exit the desk more says "Amount liaised." It shows the casts this year, Ombongi expects One of the visions of the race University isn't helping preg- Jenna Lake, president of easily. Foster wants to see dia- amount by month and the total QMS 500 participants, as over 400 is to "promote athletics as a nant and parent- Organization for per decks in the bathrooms amount of money that has been are already registered. means of linking Kenya and the ing students on Women's Issues, to accommodate changing collected, and there is no where it This year's special guest, for- BG community." campus. She wants "There has said she would be diapers without having lo run is going but up mer Olympian and Kenya native Another goal of the group is to see a change always been willing to work with across the street or change the "There is no limit that can Mike Boil, will be in attendance at to raise money through the race to accommodate feminist organiza- diaper on the floor. be raised for a certain charity." the race and will also be giving a and by selling the race T-shirts. these students who two people tions on campus Foster is looking for $10 Ken said. presentation on AIDS awareness The money raised is given lo have children or involved to finil a middle million a year for 200 schools Users may be concerned about at 530 tonight in room 315 of the Youth Vision International, are pregnant. ground. According to gel things started, but she the results they will get by using the Bowed-Thompson Student a non-profit organization lhat "We don't go oui and to Ijike, there needs wants to see schools have plans GoodSearch as opposed as a big Union. Along with being a deco- uses a collaborative strategy and actively sup- women are to be a greater to continue this after they've name engine. rated ninner in the 1970s and between youth in the USA and port legislation, amount of social started it. "Because we are powered by 80s, Boit holds a doctor of educa- Kenya to fight AIDS, last year but we are trying neglected." support for prcnant "Women deserve belter and Yahoo! users will get the same tion degree from the University ON H( iSU/Kenya 5K Benefit Hun to make a change women. Women gel fathers deserve better. The results as they would through of Oregon and is currently a pro- earned about $3,000. GINA TORTORELLA, on this campus," FALCONS FOR LIFE little to no help in schools can do better as long as Yahoo," Ken said. fessor at Kenyatta Univcrsitv in While junior Visit Saktliivel Tortorella said. high school or col- people say lhat it's important to The idea of GoodSearch is get- the Department of Kxercise and said she won't be running on Tortella said lege when they're them to support parents who ting bigger and bigger everyday, Sports Science. Saturday, she did buy a T-shirt at some studenls are forced lo pregnant, and there needs are going back to school or are and it is the result of three ways "At one time he was a com- the union, where the group has get an abortion because they to be social improvements in school and becoming par- Ramberg is promoting it. missioner of athletics in the put in many hours selling shins can't afford to have a child and on campus. ents," Foster said. "One way is by partnering with country IKcnyaj," Ombongi said. and promoting their race. balance going to college at the "There are some areas of Priscilla Coleman, associate the nonprofits they then begin to "So we decided he was the best "I jast wanted to give lo the same time. convergence where all femi- professor of human develop- spread the word to other nonprof- person to come here. Through cause," Saktliivel said. Falcons for life is having a nist belief overlap regardless of ment and family studies, said its that may have not heard of it. him we will get connected to Runners who still wish to race forum on Monday to discuss what the issues are," lake said. when women have an abortion Another way is by getting current lack home." can register tomorrow morning these issues, and are bringing According to Lake, even they aren't making a decision users to spread the word, lastly, Boit's main claim to fame liefore the run. Ombongi said he in Sally Winn, vice president of though campus organizations consistent with their heart, but the media. The media is beginning is earning a bronze medal in hopes tlie race will continue to feminists for life of America. disagree on issues they would feeling the pressures of trying to to slowly catch onto this concept the 800 meter run at the 1972 grow exponentially and he has Tortorella hopes changes are be willing to work on them. succeed in school and career. and promote it," Ramberg said. Munkfa Olympics and placing almost completed the BGSU/ made in vital areas involving Serrin Foster, with the Coleman said the University Ramberg is excited about the fourth in the 1500 meter run. Kenya 5K Benefit Run Web site caring for the pregnant studenl, Feminists for Life organization, needs to offer medical coverage potential GoorJSeacb has and Boit also has an interesting con- "I'm very happy because it's such as financial aid. Tortorella said the legislation will give and support for studenls. where it can go in the next few nection to BGSU. as the very race the fastest growing organiza- "The housing is basic and we years. The amount of money it tion on campus," Ombongi said. said it's one of the biggest things studenls better options when he earned a bronze medal in, that keeps studenls from con- making the choice to give their have the structure to do lhat. has (lie potential to raise can lx' the 800 meter in Munich, is the "Because when we compare then tinuing schooling. Also, housing child up for adoption. Then are apartments on cam- overwhelming and numbers can race that the Neons' own Dave |2003| and now, everyone knows be significant. is another issue, giving pregnant "We've gotten creative ideas pus; maybe converting some of Willie earned the only track about BGSU/Kenya 5K Run." from other schools that have the existing residences would kept some things that we've be a good idea," Coleman said. 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"We are fighting to protect the children," MySpace.com to work like a A recent Michigan law banning the she said. music co-op online. sale or rental of violent video games Although Michigan wants a law ban- After signing up, the site to those under 18 was put on hold ning the sale and rental of violent video- enables people to list all the permanently this month by a fed- games to minors, it doesn't have a similar CDs they have and all the eral judge. law for films. ones they want. Then the site "Video games contain creative, "We focus on games because of their matches members with other expressive free speech, inseparable interactive nature," Boyd said. members so they can begin from their interactive functional However, Sundiata llankins, a trading used discs they no elements, and are therefore pro- University freshman and Detroit native, longer get any use out of. tected by the First Amendment," doesn't think the bill benefits children. And while members are U.S. District ludge George Steeh "I think it's not right to the kids and never obligated to ship out Government said in his ruling. the people because video games don't a CD, the more CDs they The Governor of Michigan, have that much influence on the people," ship, the more members can lennifer Granholm, signed the he said. "It's the mind strength ... the receive in return. bill into law in September 2005 Each time a CD is sent out, VIDEO GAMES. PAGE 10 a credit is given that can be traded in to gain a CD from another member. Once the credit is received the member can trade it in for only SI. plus 49 cents for shipping. "This site enables people to discuss and share ideas about music and discover more," said lala.com spokesman sex columnist has Nintendo boops lohn Kuch. "We're trying to build that local record store but do it online." high standards •, • . Lala.com is working to cre- ate an online store for those not need to look elsewhere; that have a stack of old. used Student* gets book her column was an immediate its way into music CDs that might get SI or S2 deal, bases screenplay success. "We had no idea what at a local record store. Instead a stir it would create and the of selling them at a store, lala. on her writings reach it would have," Krinsky com is linking members up says. "We were exploring, there By Clay Masters thought I would actually do it," WHERE TO GAME? with other members that want By Erica Dietsche were no expectations. Now, U-WIRE said Spencer Seim, drummer to get rid of some music but IHE RSC0RD («RI) Two local stores specialize in there are expectations." LINCOLN, Neb. - Last winter, for The Advantage. want to try some new music Hackensack, N.J. — "ll'ml v. She's referring to the mass pro- holiday season video game " I d iscovered some kids at my vintage gaming: in return. noticeable," Natalie Krinsky wrote liferation of sex columns on col- nerds flocked to electronics high school who had already After first signing up with in an e-mail as we confirmed our lege campuses across the coun- stores to subdue their tech- learned some Nintendo songs, C & C GAMES the site, members receive coffee date. She wasn't kidding. try that followed her column's nology addiction by spend- and I asked if they needed a 518 E. Wooster Street a starter kit with prc-paid Krinsky, 23, has earned nation- success. "It's nice to be credited ing hundreds of dollars on drummer ...and they did." TWO PLAY, INC envelopes and CD case pro- al attention and acclaim for her with starting a trend," Krinsky Xbox 360s. Seim, who is most notably 100 Block of Main Street tectors. As soon as the kit is writing. While a student at Yale says. "But everyone brings their With all of the state-of-the- known for his guitar work received, members can start University, she penned a sex col- own spin to it." art games and systems being with the experimental rock sending CDs out to gain umn called "Sex and the (Kim) released these days, it's hard duo llella, said the band has Miller said. Does she consider herself a University of Nebraska- credits. Members don't send City" that received hundreds role model? Krinsky looks sur- to remember a time when con- had great success with its two out the original case with the of thousands of Internet hits, trollers only had an A and B releases even though they Lincoln music education prised. "No one has ever alumni Sweet Basil Mclagger of CD. but sending the artwork landed her a feature asked me that before," button and graphics were 8-bit. have only embarked on one is optional. in the New York Times Many bands across the U.S. tour. the Austin, Texas-based coun- she says, and pauses a try band Dcrailers spent some Once a CD is received, and earned her a book minute before answer- nation are incorporating "We really haven't gotten our members can log into the deal with Hyperion. their nostalgic childhood name out there; people are of his time at the university ing. "No, I don't consider transposing a piece of music site to let the company know The book, "Chloe myself a role model. I'm Nintendo playing into the already fans of the music before if it was damaged or in per- Does Yale," a fictional music they perform. they even hear us because of based on the first "Super Mario more of a prototype than Brothers" game with composer- fect condition. account of the life of a a role model." California band The how nostalgic Nintendo is," Lala.com guarantees that Yale University sex col- Advantage has prospered from Seim said. in-residence Randall Snyder. Krinsky was not the first The piece was to be scored any CD received will play, and umnist named Chloe college student to write a Nintendo's nostalgic factor. The So nostalgic in fact that if it doesn't, they'll find you Carrington, comes out NATALIE band releases albums com- original NES game con- for the University of Nebraska- sex column, but she was Lincoln Wind Ensemble. another that will. in paperback Tuesday. KRINSKY the first to take an "aver- pletely composed of Nintendo soles and games are some Iala.com is also giving 20 Now she's turning cover songs. of the biggest sellers at the "Unfortunately, the piece age bear" approach to never made it to paper," percent of the trading reve- her book into a screenplay, writ- writing about sex and relation- In lanuary. The Advantage Nebraska used game chain nues to the artist, which some ing a second novel and work- released its second album, "Elf- Gamers, said the University Mclagger said. ships. "I'm just normal. I wasn't, Mclagger said even though think may pose a problem for ing on television development and I'm not, any more or less Titled." The new disc features of Nebraska's Gamers Vice the company. projects. All this makes her the covers of songs from games like President Ryan Miller. the University Wind Ensemble experienced than anyone else," never brought the piece to life, Glenn Peoples, founder and Candace Bushnell of the twenty- she says. She aimed to be inclu- "Castlevania III," "Mega Man II" "We are seeing really good editor of music blog Coolfer. something set. and "Double Dragon II." sales with Nintendo currently, he still plays samples of it when sive, eschewing columns bash- he performs with the Derailcrs. com. is hesitant to think the "Oh, I'm so flattered when ing boyfriends or being graphic "I had thought about form- and it seems like a lot of peo- I get comparisons to her," she just to shock people. She wanted ing a Nintendo cover band for ple are wanting to get back NINTENDO,PAGE 10 LALA.COM. PAGE 10 says, beaming. "She makes great to capture an accurate look at a number of years but never into what they grew up on," money and has great shoes." collegiate relationships. Krinsky On a cold, windy Friday recent- credits her success with the fact ly at loe, a tiny coffee shop where that she was careful to avoid ste- she likes to write, Krinsky seems reotypes. "It wasn't 'girls are that warm, smart, the kind of woman way, guys are this way,' it was THE PULSE everyone wants as her best friend. something that everyone could Toledo art school showing off She is articulate, thoughtful and relate to." BRIEFING IHE BC »£«S intelligent, but not above saying Of course, not everyone appre- for the public." she said, "We've "That's hot!" and laughing when a alternative study. ciated her efforts. She received Toledo Museum of The community school has done very well and received a lot 2006 BGSU Film strand of her curly, dark red hair many insulting e-mails and com- Art exhibition carries been in existence for 104 years, of compliments." falls into her mouth. ments. The ones that were the Greg tones, the director of the Rcgina lankowski, children's and Media Festival Over regular coffees ("You most hurtful, she recalls, criti- 1,100 works of youth School of Art and Design said, teacher at the school, feels art The University Film always can tell the quality of a cized her upbringing. "You can and has been going strong pro- is an important part of a child's Organization is hosting a fes- coffee shop by the quality of its By Matt Manning judge me," Krinsky says, "but tak- REP0RIER development and enhances tival this weekend at the Gish regular coffee," she says), Krinsky viding a number of classes in all ing it to the next level is wrong." aspects of art. cognitive thinking. Film Theater. shares her story. In the basement of the Toledo On Saturday, UFO will have At first, she says, her parents Museum of Art lies a facility that When the winter term exhib- "It's an outlet." she said. "Sex and the (Elm) City" began "freaked out" that their daugh- it first opened on March 31, it "There's a sense of pride that film critic for the Toledo Blade in 2001 when Krinsky was a 19- has attracted a wide-range of Chris BorreUi and the Student ter was the school sex columnist. people throughout decades. It's grew a lot of attention from area their work is on the walls of the year-old sophomore. A friend of "But they never said, 'You can't spectators who wanted to catch museum and a sense of accom- Rim Screening Competition. a Wend who edited Scene, the a school that develops the best Cinematographer Bill do this' They were just worried artists in the region and now a glimpse of what the school plishment. It adds more of an Friday entertainment section of about my well-being Eventually was about and the students and impact hanging and not just Ptvetta will speak Sunday. A the Yale Daily News, asked her through out May 14, they're screening of HowaniZinrtVou they came around. They are very showcasing those talents. faculty said there's been a steady taking it home." to submit a few sex columns as supportive. They certainly didn't stream of visitors. lankowski said the parents are Card Be Neutral on a Moving a favor, "He had never seen my The Toledo Museum of Art, Thiin will precede its director, think It would lead where it did." School of Art and Design Winter Tracey Ladd, teacher, said that just as excited as the students. writing, we never talked about Neither did she. "I was never the attention gives the school "a "They definitely want to meet Dennis MeuDer, speaking and writing," she recalls "I figured I'd Term Exhibition displays over a panel discussion with the worried. I never realized what I 1,100 works of art from the ages real boost," attracting interest all the teachers," she said, and write a column or two until he was doing. I never thought to for people to take the courses. guest speakers. For more info, found someone else." 3 and up and provides reasons email [email protected]. why art is more than just an "It's a real positive experience ART SCHOOL, PAGE 10 The editor, Chris Rovzar, did COLUMNIST, PAGE 10 KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGNEWS-COfATULSE 10 Friday. April 21.2006 IUILSK WWW.BGNEWS.COM Doing Yale can give you quite 'Every time I walk down the hall, I'm amazed' ART SCHOOL, FROM PAGE 9 "Art is all encompassing, Toledo museum's art courses Art and Design, said. I can do what I want to do," he a reputation you can learn a variety of dif- surpass any around the area. Tom Haines, a retired truck said. "Right now; I just want to it "also gives parents the oppor- ferent subjects through art," "Every time I walk down the driver and current student, has sharpen my |art| skills, after no COLUMNIST, FROM PAGE 9 tunity to see the different art at lankowski said. hall I'm amazed," she said. always wanted to get back into art work in 40 years." a later age." She added that it's Art, just like music, lasts for- The museum was founded on art since his high school days Haines is astonished at the use a pseudonym, never thought common for students to stay in ever, Mary Ann Boesel, a stu- education, and today it's the within the school. While on the quality of work within the that it would impact my own life the school all the way through dent at the school said, "And same thing." road, he would sketch when he walls of school, stating, "(he in any way." high school. it's just as important as math "Classes are great, they have found the time and now with environment makes you do The column did not affect her Students alike believe that and science." a great variety and the instruc- his free time has participated in better ... and the work is also grades or damage her reputation art is an essential part of edu- Boesel moved from Cleveland tors arc good," Martha Finch, the school's art program. much better" than his first stay on campus. "My work was never cation. three years ago, aird be) ieves r he another student at the School of "1 or the first time in my life, at the school. brought up in the classroom," she says. "Occasionally, a profes- sor might say that they were a fan of my column, hut it never went beyond that." Though Krinsky helped make A DAY IN THE LIFE OF Movies have writing about sex for college publications acceptable (and yet to be potentially very lucrative), its stigmas linger. targeted Heather K. Strack. 20. from AN ICE CREAM SLABBER' VIDEO GAMES, FROM PAGE 9 Englewood, Cola, writes a sex column lor the Dartmouth free Press. Strack Bays shes very con- By Lincoln Stanley entire reason for the slab. When it up, and then the whole thing is KEP0ITEI a customer chooses a flavor, thrown in a freezer to harden. strength of their mind on cerned about what others might their Ividco game'sl influ- think of her work. In the ice cream business, they can pick toppings to have The demand for the home- mixed in utilizing the iconic made flavor of Marble Slab's ence.'' "I write on my resume 'colum- sometimes the most important I lankins also said that laws nist' instead of 'sex columnist.' thing is your slab. Your marble marble slab, which is kept at treats slackens during the win near-freezing temperatures. ter. but in the summer, demand limiting the sale and rental of and when asked, I say I write slab, that is. film would he better suited for about social issues.' Iliat said. The Marble Slab Creamery, "Every worker has their own picks up in a big way. technique," said Manning, "In the summertime, it's like protecting younger people, none of my columns are so ris- located at 127 South Main "I think movies have a great que that if others were to read Street, is the perfect place referring to mixing on the slab. out the door busy, it's crazy, "They teach us how to do it in explained Manning. "We usu more deal on the influence of them they would be offended," to cool down after a long people, definitely kids, than she says. "I recognize that many day studying. And Gina the beginning, but Uien as you ally have both slabs ... in the go it adapts to however you summertime and on die week videogames," he said. of my professors do read the DIP Manning, senior, might be A law similar to the one and I do not want to threaten my the perfect employee. feel." ends we usually open them both Besides mixing and serving up. We have, like, eight people- in Michigan was recently academic livelihood. However, "Gina's a great worker," said passed and signed into law simply the term tax columnist' Deb Kennard, owner of Marble ice cream, Manning and other working back there." employees must also make To Manning, the thing by Gov. Schwarzenegger in implies a certain level of promis- Slab. Kennard mentioned that California, and was similarly cuity, a level of promiscuity that Manning is always getting cakes. that separates Marble Slab "it's a layer of regular cake, yel- from other ice cream places put on hold. I don't think is a fair association compliment cards. Adam Keigwin, press sec- but exists nonetheless." Her other employees are just low or chocolate, then whatever is the service. ice cream you want and what- "We pride ourselves on-real retary for leland Y. Yee, who Krinsky agrees. "When you say as important to business. "We sponsored the Californian you're a sex columnist, il's easy have the best workers in town ever icing," explained Manning. ly being friendly, cm getting to Itir those concerned about their know the customer, making it bill, was also disappointed by for people to say you're a whore. of anyplace," Kennard said. t lie decision of t he cou rts, but College is aboiir finding out who Manning, a marketing major, image, the Marble Slab also mote comfortable for them to offers low-fat and sugar-free really jump into the experience, was struck by the unilateral you are. Sex and dating are one has been working at Marble- support the bill received. In Lincoln Stanley BGNews yogurt to satisfy your frozen- she said. of the ways, granted prominent Slab since September of 2005, the California Assembly, it ways, that help us do that. Going a significant portion of the BIRTHDAY CAKE?: Gina Manning, treat needs. While there are many perks to store's life, which only opened senior, enjoys her position at "I like the no-sugar-added Manning's job. helping custom passed DUPLEXES 119 Clay St. $675 + Utilities 151 -155 Georgetown Dr. 1683 ■ Utilities III E. Main St.. Portage }M5 * Unlincs 123 W. Merry 0954 Ufflilia 85 Summerficld Dr. • SI2M) - Utilities WITH SPECIAL GUEST Newlove Rental* NEEDTOBREr\THE 332 S. Main St fl9 352-5620 Sc.iG.itf Convention Centre \ 1 w ,• Rental1*.. > ■.-... WWW.BGNEWS.COM ITLSK Friday. April 21.2006 11 U L S V I CHECKING YOUR ITALS Steve Hofstetter "Scary Movie 4" 'American E-40 Dreamz" By Emily Rippe HEPOdUB The Pulse checks out Patrick Kirain Mahood's vitals this week. Mai rood is a member and webmaster of Theta Alpha Phi, the Plastic Shatners, and Treehouse Troupe. He par- ticipates in the annual Improv- a-Thoa as a charity event for Theta Alpha Phi. "Cure for the Cable Guy1 David Zucker PaiilWeitz "My Ghetto Report Name: Patrick (Pat) Kirain Razors, Viclliici'l. lit.. 20lh Q-nlury Rix Universal llnurcs Card" BMIi Kccoidings'bik Wld It/Reprise Maliood PAT MAHOOD SOPHOMORE Age21 back up some ridiculous state- CUB CUB Hometown: Perrysburg, ment. I like it because of it is Oliio unpredictable. The point of comedian Sieve "Scary Movie 4," the latest There are two ideas in "Tell the people 40 Water is Hofstetter's latest CD, "Cure for installment in fhcongoing movie "American Dreamz," one of back." raps E-40 on his lat- Major Technology You seem to really en)oy the Cable Guy," is to make fun them good. est effort, "My Ghetto Report -cur-, that spoofs popular hor- acting, why d id i i't you of others who play on ignorance The good one is in the title, Card," (BME Recordings/Sik Education ror movies, features many of the become a theatre major? It and racism. I lowever. 1 lofstetter same cast returning, along with which refers to an "American \\ ill It/Reprise2006). How long have you been was a tough decision between seems to miss that point. some new faces, to make fun ldoi"-like show with Hugh In a career that has spanned interested in acting? Over technology and theatre, but 1 le buys into what he's trying Crant, wearing creatively hid- 15 years and 12 albums, 40 has of such movies as "Hie Grudge," I felt that Technology would to poke fun at, and it goes hor- eous shirts, as its evil, British established himself as a legend the course of 15 years, I have 'War of the Worlds." and "Sow performed in miscellaneous allow for a better way to sup- ribly wrong. A racial joke goes Anna Faris returns as Cindy mastermind. "American not only in his iiiitivr Oakland shows, helped with tech work port mvM.il. from a being a joke about race Dream/." is actually more like but around the country. Campbell, from the past three and acting classes. to a racist joke in about two that "American Idol" knockoff Called "The Ambassador of films, who is now watching over Do you have a role model? seconds when it comes from a haunted house. That is, until where the judges selected no- the Bay," 40 teamed up with Do you remember your first Yes. Ryan Zarccki and John the mouth of a white man. I he talents and trashed the people legendary producers l.il' Ion there is an alien attack and she time on stage? It was the sixth Hildebrand are my big and same is true about a joke about who could actually sing. But the and Rick Rock Thomas to try goes to search for the man who grade choir concert of "The God-big. I've only known women going from a joke about parody still works, what with and bring his patented slang may. or may not. know how to Nutcracker". I was the Rat King. them for a year and a half, but I women to a sexist joke, and contestants expressing their and unforgettable How to a stop the aliens. It was basically me sword light- admire the way they deal with Hofstetter doesn't seem to take "sorrow" when one of their cast- new generation. Some interesting actors make ing with another kid on stage. things and how they encour- mates is eliminated and manip- "I stays woke. I like to put a that into account. brief appearances throughout age pel 11 lie. Throughout each of the jokes the film, like Michael Madsen ulating reality to snag viewer new twist to what I do, said Do you have any problems he acknowledges that he gets votes, even as everyone sus- 40 on his Web site, "livery now ("Reservoir Dogs"), lames Karl with stage fright? I don't let Describe yourself in one hate mail and it's no wonder pects the whole thing is rigged. and then you got to reinvent lones ("Star Wars"! and Cloris stage fright bother me when I word. Siaiiiiuriliesieiit. why. With jokes about Spic and "American Dream/." doesn't yourself by getting with these Icachman ("Spanglish"!, each improv. John Hildebrand, co- Span and Janet Jackson's Super push the satire as far as it could young cats, that way I stay fresh adding their own runny quirks dixector of the Plastic Shatners Please define scrumtrilles- Bowl performance, he's putting — the song parodiesare actually in the game. That's the secret giving the film a few more jokes told me the greatest advice on cent? It's a made up word himself in a position to offend no worse than some of the real to my longevity," he said. to help it move through its lack- tliis. He said to just turn your from SNI. but it's fitting two groups who could make up luster story. songs "Idol" contestants choose, "My Ghetto Report Card" introduces the world to yet brain off and let your mouth a large part of his audiences. The jokes in "Scary Movie 4" and the movie doesn't ask how Tell me about some of your another regional flavor of run. Possibly the only good part follow the same pattern as the audiences might be complicit other hobbies, besides acting. about his jokes is that he's an in l he show's failings. hip-hop called "llyphy" that other films in the series, filling How often do you practice? I do sword combat, play video equal opportunity comedian. The script's political humor derives from the streets of the the passing time with a series Rehearsals are twice a week games and I'm a ninja (Shhh! has no target. Dennis Quaid's Bay Area. He seems to hit just about every of hit or miss visual gags from They help us get familiar with Don't tell). major group who could be performance as a clueless presi- llyphy lakes its energy beginning to end. all the teammates and the made fun of. Women, Mexicans, The film does manage to he dent is much too broad and a from the high intensity free- style dancing that takes place games. Do you have a theme song? gays and even celebrities aren't somewhat entertaining; there- lame, late-in-the-gamc scene lliat's a really good question. that's supposed to shed light at shows. safe from Hofstetter's comedic are quite a few moments that What's your favorite improv I'm going to go with "Brand on the dilemma of a terrorist Dancers compete for pokes and jabs. were entertaining in their own game? "line. Please" is a game New Colony" by the Postal Some of his jokes are funny, is an idiotic attempt to switch the crowd in a style called stupid way. but for even, joke where we are given a line on Service. and I did laugh at them, don't from satire to sincerity (tone "going dumb." that was funny, there was one or a piece of paper and have to get me wrong. Some of his two that were just flat-out bad. problems recur throughout the 40's first video for "fell material is pretty good. He \ko. the movie cleariy goes film, which sometimes thinks Me When To Go." features acknowledges that he's Jewish on a few minutes too long when it's "Network" and sometimes the award winning Bay Area CAMPUS KENYANS RUNNING and later in his act he makes fun they try to tack on one last joke thinks it's "Airplane!"). dance group The Animaniaks of Jewish people, which is tine that is completely pointless and Even when "Dream/." was displaying the style. FOR AIDS AWARENESS: The because he comes from a posi- stupid, and as a result causes it clicking, I couldn't help won- "My Ghetto Report Card" tion, as a lewish man, where to end on a very bad note. dering what a more ruthless also features collaborations BGSU/Kenya's 4th Annual 5K Race/ that's acceptable. It's the mak- "Scary Movie I" is exactly like filmmaker like Alexander with Mike Jones, Al Kapone, Walk against AIDS, begins tomorrow ing fun of other groups that's the other films in the scries, MI Payne ("Election") or even Too Short. Keak Da Sneak, Bun the problem. if you were a fan of those movies, Christopher Guesl ("Waiting B, Pimp C and Juel/ Santana. at 10 a.m. Organizers hope to make Overall, if you like I lofstetter s then this film is right up your for Guffman") might have done With club ready beats, earlier works, you'll probably alley. Otherwise, if you are look- with this material. Surely, they catchy lyrics and tight collab- even a 'small difference'; PAGE 2 enjoy this as well. If you can ing for a mildly amusing film would have had a point other orations, "My Ghetto Report overlook his jabs at certain that will offer a few laughs than than "Aren't 'American Idol' and Card" is nothing ground groups and aren't easily offend- should see it too. lust don't go the president dumb?" But that breaking but is definitely Check out the daily ed, this is also probably some- into it expecting anything mote, quasi-point is all "American solid from beginning to end thing you'll enjoy. or you will be disappointed. Dream/." has. and won't disappoint. podcast at our Web site —Jessica Zamarrtpa —JoeCunningham — Chris Hewitt (KRT) — Man hump www.bgnews.com -„.. Iztl 1UK iPJUSTapmntiStRmt. 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I can do what I want to do." be a reputation you can learn a variety of clif- surpass any around the area, loin Haines, a retired truck said. "Right now; I just want to ii "also gives parents the oppor- ferem subjects through art," "Every time I walk down the driver and current student, lias sharpen my [art] skills, after no COLUMNIST. FROM PAGE 9 tunity t" see the different art at lankowskl said. hall I'm amazed," she said. alwavs wauled lo get baek into art work in 40 years." a later age." She added that it's Art. just like music, lasts for- " The museum was founded on art since his high school days Haines is astonished at the use a pseudonym, never thought common lor students to siay in ever. Mary Ann Hoesel. a siu- education, anil today it's the within the school. While on the quality of work within the thai il would Impact my nun life till- school all (he way through dent at the school said. Anil same tiling." road, lie would sketch when lie walls of school, slating, "the in any u.iv high school. it's just as important as math "Classes are great, they have found the time, and now with environment makes you do I he column did noi affect her Students alike believe that and science." a great variety and the Instruc- his free time has participated in better ... and the work is also grades or damage her reputation art is an essential part of edu- Hoesel moved from Cleveland tors aie good." Martha Pinch, the school's art program. much better" than his first slav mi campus "My work was never cation. three \ ears ago. ami believes the another student at the School of 'Tin the first lime in my lite. at the school. brought up in the classroom," she says. "Occasionally, a profes Mir might say that they were a Fan ni iin column, bin ii never went beyond that." Movies have ihough Krinsky helped make A DAY IN THE LIFE OF writing aboul sex for college publications acceptable (anil yet to be potentially very lucrative), its Stigmas linger. targeted Heathet K. sn.uk. 20, from AN ICE CREAM SLABBER' VIDEO GAMES, FROM PAGE 9 I nglewood, Colo., writes a sex column iiu the Dartmouth free entire reason lor the slab. When it up. and then the whole tiling is Press. Strack says she's very con- By Lincoln Stanley strength of their mind on RlP1R1IR a customer chooses a flavor, thrown in a freezer lo harden. cerned aboul whal others might their [video game's! influ- they can pick toppings to have The demand for the home think of her work. lii the ice cream business, ence.'' mixed in utilizing the iconic made flavor ol Marble Slabs "I write mi ins resume Volum sometimes the must important fiankins also said thai laws marble slab, which is kept at ueais slackens during the win nisi' instead of "sex columnist,' Ibing is your slab. Your marble near-freezing temperatures. ter. bin in the summer, demand limiting the sale and rental ol slab, that is. Film would be bet lei suited for and when asked, I say I write "Every worker has their own picks up in a big way about siiri.il issui's.' [rial said, The Marble Slab Creamery. technique," said Manning, "In the summertime, it's like protecting younger people. none of my columns are so riv located at 127 South Main "I think movies have a great referring to mixing on the slab. out Ihe door husv. it's crazy, □tie thai il' others were to read Street, is the perfect place more deal on the influence of "They teach us how to do it in explained Manning. "We usu them ilii'y would lie offended," in cool down alter a long people, definitely kids, than the beginning, but (hen as sou ally have both slabs ... in ihe she says, I recognize thai mam day studying. And Gina go it adapts to however von summertime and on the week videogames," be said. of my professors do read theDFP Manning, senior, might he A law similar to the one feel." ends we usually open them both anil I tin mil want In threaten my the perfect employee. in Michigan was recently Besides mixing and serving up. We have, like, eight people academic livelihood. However, "Cilia's a great worker." said passed and signed into law Deb Kennard, owner ol Marble ice cream. Manning and oilier working back there." simpf) the term 'sex columnist' employees must also make lo Manning, the thing hv Gov. Schwarzenegger in implii's a ii'ii.mi level ni piiiiiiis- slab. Kennard mentioned thai California, and was similarly cakes. thai separates Marble Slab culty, a level ol promiscuity that Manning is always getting put on hold. "It's a layer ol regular cake, yel- from other ice cream plat is I il,HI i think is a lair association compliment cards. vi.mi Keigwin, press set low nr chocolate, then whatever is tlie service. Inn exists nonetheless. i in other employees are just retary for Lefand v. Vee, who ice cream you want and what "We piide ourselves on real Ki111--k\ agrees 'When you say as important m business. "We evei icing," explained Manning. ly being friendly, on getting lo sponsored the Califomian youre a sex columnist itls easj have tlie best workers in town bill, was also disappointed by lor those concerned about their know the customer, making il ini people in say youre a whore. of anyplace," Kennard said. the decision ol I be courts, but image, the Marble Slab also more comfortable for them to College is about finding out who Manning, a marketing major, offers low-fat and sugar-free really jump into the experience, was struck by the unilateral \nu .in- Six anil dating are one lias been working at Marble support the bill received. In Lincoln Stanley BG Nnvs yogurt to satisfy your fro/.cn- she said. of the ways, granted prominent Slab since September of 2005, the California Assembly, it a significant portion of the BIRTHDAY CAKE?: Gina Manning, ireat needs. While there are many perks to ways, thai help us do that. (loing passed 66-7. in the Senate, Store's life. Wmch only opened senior, enjoys her position at "I like Ihe no sugar-added Manning's job, helping custom Into college, who we are and whai the margin was 22-9. the Marble Slab Creamery. vanilla," said Manning. "It's ers being one of them, there is weexpeel are very different things. in March ol last year, "Both pretty overwhelm- Mitigating those differences is the [Tie Marble slab Creamery good." one benefit that stands abow I be Marble Slab also makes ing; both pretty bipartisan, ultimate goal, the ultimate chal- is ,i place known For its unique merest be said. "Birthday cake, by far. is the ils own ice cream. Manning "We gei free ice cream every lenge and the ultimate success." iie cream, offering everything California also does not iniisi popular.' sbc said, \lnng and others order the mix from time we work," she said. And Krinsky, who speaks the way from i lassie chocolate to uncon- have a law banning the with this tasty confection, the head franchise and use that what is her favorite flavor and she writes, isn'l convinced thai ventional cheesecake. I lowever. sale or rental of movies to sprinkles and gummy bears are as their base ol sweet cream. mixing? she rocketed to fame because nne flavor rises above all the minors. Keigwin said the the most popular add-ins. And Ihcv then add the flavorings. "Peanut butter." Manning said people were surprised to heat resi at this local establishment, reason behind this was the what are add-ins.' Iliev ale the put it in a machine which mixes "with peanut butter." ni sexual escapades ai an Ivy according to Manning. different way the rating League school. "Ivy I eague stu- boards for the movie and dents are just like anyone else, game industries work. maybe with highei s\i s(ores, I be movie rating hoard will bin maybe not." View a film multiple times One ni her theories about her Used CD Web site seems passe Super |y|arj0 Brothers and often allow parents and works appeal is thai "college is public Figures lo sit on the a place thai people are afraid to LALA.COM. FROM PAGE 9 have been getting an amazing hoard, Keigwin said. explore." Ii can't nun thai "Chloe number of people interested, Me added that the game i toes Vale" features many of the kucli said. theme an old favorite industry board is completely columns thai caught peoples idea will winkout. Anil while right now the site NINTENDO. FROM PAGE 9 download the song and then m-bouse. and they routine- attention, though Krinsky is Giving 20 percent of the is only allowing members to separate it to the different pal Is. ly only view :i() minutes of quick in sa\ thai she is not (Ihloe revenues to .mists also put traded K they plan on letting Seimsaid. gameplay. ami thai she is inn necessarily lala.com al a disadvantage. members bin new CO or pay ■ \ lot of two-step and waltz "You just separate the waves Keigwin said the game her column." I hat voice is mini' he said. to download them digitally. dancers at the dance halls we and isolate the separate linslru board is not In-depth enough oui there, defined, opinionated," "I think the site is missing an While an interest may be play don't expect to bear snip- mentl tracks and learn the pans and this lack of analysis she says opportunity to lie more effi- Stirring for lala.com, Peoples pets from the Super Mario note by note." has let many things —like Does she have any regrets? cient," be said, diving away doesni see much of a future Brothers theme," Mclaggersaid. Lincoln-area hand Shinyville the infamous "Hot Coffee" "None. I'm too lucky," she sa\ s. money to artists when it's not for the site. "The research part of the doesn't cover Nintendo songs mod—which allowed players smiling. necessary to do so is going to "I've been in music a long song was a lot of fun to do; it but instead samples the songs in to participate in a sexual mini hurt them." time. I read what people say Involved playing Super Mario their music. game for "Grand Theft Auto: Peoples also sees other com- and hear what they say, anil Brothers a lot anil listening to Some of the songs they sam San Andreas" slip through. panies like eBay as a threat the truth is people will take it the theme constantly." pie Include early Mario Brothers Keigwin also said the way Trinity United since most CD collectors can off the Internet If they can." he The Advantage transposes games, liei/erk and Defender. games are played may be Methodist Church gel cheap music on eBay. said. "It would have been bet- tlie Nintendo music on a com- "We sample Nintendo songs another problem. Iala.com launched its beta ter five years ago before used puter program. in our music in tribute to great "Studies have shown the version in early March anil Cl )s became less valuable." "Ihe program allows you to composers like Koji Kondo, who interactive nature has more winked under very limiting cir of an effect," lie said. "In a _ cumstances to create interest movie, you don't get reward- Worship Times ing music." saiil Shinvvillc singer Stall ed Iin being more violent." •i IS- Tnitliiio'hi! Tootle Russell I Stylist/Color Spectalis Mr. Panlastic. Keigwin expects a trial in Service Michael Stickles I Syllsl/Color Special "Koji Kondo is lo video game May lo ilc, ide ii the bill will !u iO-Sumko School Sandy Portei music what Carl Stalling is to take effect Hut theirstruggle II .«)( oHtemporan Dawn Gambill I Color Specialist cartoon music." may not end there. 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I like it because of it is .#* OXB mm .#* unpreclicMl i Ohio The point ol comedian Steve "Scary Movie I." the latest I here are two ideas in ' 1<-M the people in Water is Hofstetter's latest CD, "Cure foi installment in llicongoinginmic "American Dreamz," one of back." raps E-40 on his lat- You seem to really enjoy the Cable Guy," is to make fun seties that spools populai hor- them good. est effort, Mv i,hetio Report Major Technology ofoihersuhophn on ignorant e I he good cure is in the title, Card." (BME Recordings/Slk Education acting, why didn't you ror movies, features many ol the become a theatre major? It and racism. I lowever, I lofstetter same cast returning, along with which refers to an "American Wid It/Reprise 2006). was a lough decision between seems to miss that point some new laces, to make Inn Idol "like show with Hugh In a career thai has spanned 11 ow long have you been interested in acting? ()ver I Ic buys into what lie's trying of such movies as The (trudge," Grant, wearing creatively hid- 17> years and 12 albums, 4(1 has technology and theatre, but die course ol 15years, I have I felt that Technology would to poke Tun at, and it goes hor- U.II olthe Wen Ids. and "Saw." eous shins, as us evil, Hrilish established himself as a legend allow lor a better way lo sup- ribly wrong A racial joke goes Anna Raris returns as Cindj mastermind, "Amerii an not only in his native Oakland performed in miscellaneous from a being a juke about race Dream/ is actually more like hui around the country. shows, helped with tech work port myself. Campbell, from the past three and acting classes to a racist joke in about two films, who is now uatchingou'i that "American Idol' luiockoff Called " I he vmbassadot ol l)o you have a role model? seconds when it conies from a haunted bouse. I hat is, until where lire judges selected 110- the Bay," 1(1 teamed up with Do you remember your first Yes. Ryan Aireckiand lohn the mouth of a white man. I he there is an alien attack and she lalenls and Hashed the people legendary producers I if Ion time on stage? It was the sixth Hildebrandareiiiy big and same is true about a joke about goes in search lor the man who who could actually sing, lint die and Rick Hock I homas to try grade choir collect I of "The (lOcl-hig. I'veonlv known women going from a |oke about may, or may not, know how to parod] siill works, what with and bring bis patented slang Nutcracker". I was the Hat King. them loi a vear and a hall, but I contestants expressing their and unforgettable flow to a women to a sexist joke, and stop the aliens, admire the way the) deal with I lofstetter doesn't seem to lake "sorrow"' when one of their cast- new generation, Il was basically me sword fight- some Interesting actors make things and bow they encour- that into account. mates is eliminated and manip- "I slays woke. I like Io put a ing with another kid on stage. briel appearances throughout age people. Throughout each ol the jokes the film, like Michael Madsen ulating reality to snag viewer new twist to what I do," said Do you have any problems he acknowledges that he gets 'Reservoir l)ogs"i. lames l.arl votes, even as everyone sus- tt) on his Web site. "Every now with stage fright? I don't let Describe yourself in one hate mail and it's no wonder lories i"siai Wars") and Qoris pectS the whole thing is rigged. and then you got to reinvent stage fright bother me when I word. Scrunuriliescenl. why. With jokes about Spic and l.eaclnnan ("Spanglish'l. each "American llreain/" doesn't yoursell 1>\ getting with these improv. lohn 1 lildebrand. co- Span and fanel lackson's Supet adding their own funny quirks push the satire as far as it could youngcals.lhalwaylslav fresh direCtOI Of the Plastic Shatners Please define scmmtrilles- Bowl performance, lies putting giving the film ,1 lew more jokes —the song parodies are actually in the game. That's the sec ret told me the greatest advice on cenl? ItSa made up wind bimsell in ,t position to offend IO help ii move through its lack- no worse than some of die real to mv longevity," he said. Ibis. He said to just turn your from SNI hui it's fitting, two groups who could make up luster story. songs "idol"' contestants choose, Mv Ghetto Report Card" a large pan ol bis audiences. and the movie doesn't ask how Introduces the world to yet brain off and let your mouth I hi' jokes in "Scary Mcnie I" Tell me about some of your Possibly the onK good part audiences might be complicit another regional flavor ol run. follow the same pattern as the other hobbies, besides acting. about bis |okes is thai lies an olhei films in the series, filling in the show's fallings hip-hop called "llyphy" that How often do you pracdee? I do sword combat play i idea equal opportunity comedian, the passing lime with a series The script's political humor deiives from the streets ol the Rehearsals an? twice a week. games and I'm a ninja Shhh! I le seems to hit just about e\ ei y ol bit oi miss visual gags from has no target, Dennis Ouaid's H.iv Vrea. They help us get familiar with Don't tell). major group who could lie performance as a clueless presi- Ilyphv lakes iis energv beginning to end. all the teammates and the made fun of. Women, Mexicans. Hie lilm does manage to lx' dent is much loo broad and a from the high intensity lice Do you hare a theme song? gays and even celebrities aren't lame, lale-in-lhe-ganu scene style dancing thai lakes place games. somewhat entertaining; there Thai's a reallv good question. safe from Hofstetter's comedit that's supposed to shed light at shows. are quite a lew moments that What's your favorite improv I'm going to go with "Brand pokes and jabs. on lire dilemma of a terrorist Dancers compete for were entertaining in their own game? "line, Please" is a game New ( ninny" by the Postal Some ol bis jukes are funny, stupid way Inn lor every joke is an idiotic attempt to swiic h the crowd in a Style called where we are given a line on Service, and I did laugh at them, don't from satire to sincerity tone "going dumb." thai was ilium, there was one oi a piece of paper and have to get me wrong. Some ol bis two that were jusl Hal-out bad. problems recur throughout the ID'S first video loi 'Tell material is pretty good lie Also, the movie clearly goes film, which sometimes ihinks Me when in Go,' features acknowledges that lies lewish on a lew minutes too long when It's "Network" and sometimes the award winning Bay viea CAMPUS KENYANS RUNNING and later in his act he makes Ion they try to tack on one last joke thinks it's "Airplane! dance group I he Aiinnaniaks of lewish people, which is line thai is completely pointless and Even when "Dream/" was display ing the style. 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FOOTBALL Spring game format to pit cO' against DCrO Brandon opts not SPRING GAME SCOR- to divide up young ING SYSTEM OFFENSE ■ 1 - 1st Down team on Saturday ■ 2-Run+15, Pass+ 20 By Kevin Shields ■ 3 - Field Goal REPORTER ■ 6 - Touchdown (+1/2 PAT Spring practices are over and now good) all the BGSU foodiall team has to DEFENSE do is give fans a preview of what ■ 1 - Stop (missed FG) Uiey can expect come fall from a ■ 2- 4th Down Stop team tilled with many new faces. ■ 2 - Hold 0 to a FG after a After four weeks of practicing, sudden change in the Red die Falcons will conclude their spring schedule by hosting their Zone annual Spring Game at Doyi L ■ 3 - 3 and Out ■ 3 - Turnover Perry .Stadium tomorrow with a start time set for noon. ■ 9 - Turnover and Score The Spring (lame is always exciting" BO wide receiver Corey Oregg Brandon said of the change I'artridge said "It's a lot of guys in format. "We need our defensive first chance to actually play. A lot players to continue lo get reps as of guys have been here, got red- units and our offensive players to shirtcd and haven't got Dtechance continue to get reps as units" to gel into action, so all this work What worries Brandon is that we've been doing for last 14, 15 just 11 starters will be reluming practices is going to lie a lot of fun in the fall, as diere are 23 players lo see what happens." who are freshmen and sopho- What will make this \ ear's Spring mores listed as being two-deep Game even more interesting will at their respective positions. IK' the fact that instead of the tra- This includes the ever-impor- Brandon Heiss BGN-»s ditional splitting the team into two tant quanerhack position, where DEFENSIVE GLORY: Deaudre Perry prepares to make the tackle at a spring practice. The Falcons will try out a new Spring Game format on Saturday separate teams, the formal will right now. sophomore Anthony in which both the defense and offense different amounts of points for certain plays. BG is returning just 11 starters from last year's squad. he the offensive units against die Turner is in a tight battle with defensive units. A special scoring freshman Freddie Barnes for the In charge of dial ninning game "We've [Hit in some two-back plays wiili'oiiis as well. Partridge and off a strong end to last season. system will I* used to determine starting position. will lie junior Dan Macon and and I like the looks of that because Marques Parks will lead an inexpe- "It's a learning process right the winner, as certain point totals "I like our quarterbacks," sophomores Chris Bullock and of IVMe Winovich at fullback, who rienced receiving core that will lx> now," I'artridge said of his unit. will lie awarded to each side for Brandon said. They're both good Bobby Thomas. They're three is doing a nice job there as well as in charge of replacing standouts, "We only got two reluming start- making certain types of plays. passers, but I tell you what they tailbacks with little experience we'll use him to help those guv's (:harles Sharon and Steve Sanders, ers and not diat many catches in "We just feel we're so young diat really can nm the offense and the between them, hut who have back there." who were lost to graduation. our group, so we're trying to catch dividing the team up and playing miming game. We're going to find shown a lot of promise this spring. Once die ninning game is going. Returning starting tight end Sean all the young guys up." a game wouldn't he in our best a way to get them on the field at "We're going lo need all of diose tin1 Moons hope it will open up O'Drobinak should add insurance The defensive side of die ball interest right now." BOSH coach the same time." guys dlis year." Brandon said. opportunities for their young to the passing game after coming FOOTBALL, PAGE 13 TENNIS BASEBALL Falcons set to prove they're for real Baseball team controls its own destiny with 8-4 record in the MAC By Matt Entrup after a close win over Cleveland REPORTER State Wednesday. With little more tiian a montii "It's nice that we have Miami left in die regular season, die and Kent at home, we've been BGSU baseball learn is com- playing well at home," diird base- ing into their most important man lylcr Wassemian said. stretch of die year. leading die charge for the "This is probably one of lalcons' offense has been senior those weeks where we'll find second baseman Eric lawson. out if we're contenders or lawson leads or is tied for die pretenders," coach Danny lead in II offensive categories Schmitz said. including batting average (-180), Predicted to finish ihind in slugging percentage (.512), on the Mid American Conference base percentage (.497), walks (22), East Division, the lalcons hold runs (28) and total bases (62). theirdestiny in dieir own hands His .437 on base percentage with 12 of their last 16 games leads the MAC and he is second in against MAC opponents, both batting average and walks. After starting the year 11- "Mainly die thing has been that 11, the Falcons are 9-4 so far StanPierson BGNews I m starting to see a lot more good Jason Rflntntr BGNews diis April and moved one step pitches," he said. "The rest of the INTENSITY: Senior Andrea Meister. ninth on the list of career doubles SNAG IT: Catcher Josh Stewart plays in a game against Toledo. The closer lo meelinga team goal of Falcons will play at Akron in a three-game series this weekend. iine-up has come around and wins at BGSU, prepares for the server earlier this season. a regular season MAC champi- when they're hitting well it lets onship when they swept Toledo behind MAC leaders Central Kent State (8-4) and Miami (6- me see more good pitches." last weekend. Michigan (9-3). 6) at home this year. BG has Lawson knew a lot would be Seniors' grand finale BG (8-4) is now tied for first Helping matters is the fad been outstanding at Warren riding on the perfomiances of the in die East and is just one game that die lalcons will face both Steller Field, improving to 11-1 BASEBALL, PAGE 13 Meister, Romer to play would leave on die BG tennis program when she was just a in last home match as "little freshman." BG tries to end slump "I never really ihouglil I would climb that high as an MEN'S GOLF By Brooks Obenneyer individual," Meister said. REPORTER Neither did Homer. The BOSU tennis team looks to Romer is coming lo die end end a five game losing streak, of history's trail, and with a few First round scores plaguing mens golf team while sending their senior more wins will put the high co-captains out with a bang. score up. She already holds the By Heather Riedel peting teams, who have much Golf is a game of relaxation "My opinion is that The Falcons (1.3-9. 2-5) host school record for consecutive REPORTER lower scores. BG has taken the and confidence. Walker added. Northern Illinois University (4- wins in singles play at 13, and is Jace Walker said there is a saying past couple weeks to try to fig- As a team, BG decided that in we're just trying too 16,0-6) at 1 p.m at Keefe Court second all-time in singles wins in golf: "You can't win the tour- ure out how they can have bet- the firsl rounds of the tourna- hard in the in their final regular season at BG with 78. With Romer's nament die first day, but you ter scores in the first round. ment, being relaxed is neces- home game loday. next victory she will tie the can lose it" BG has a shot to improve sary to hit low scores. first round." BG'stwoloneseniors, Andrea school record. This means thai you'd bet- their scores as they travel to "We just need to have confi- Meister and ileidi Romer, will "I don't diink 1 ever imagined ter have a low score in the first Pennsylvania lo compete in dence in our game and go play IACE WALKER, SOPHOMORE be playing in their final home this," Romer said. "I had no round or you're pretty much the Rutherford Intercollegiate well," Walker said. match. The duo has combined idea 1 was even close." out of the tournament. In the tournament this weekend. Garry Winger, BG's head every tournament we play. That lo win a total of 236 matches Meister said its hard know- past few golf tournaments, "When we play bad the coach, said that he can't really first round has been so bad for over dieir respective careers. ing that this will be her final the BGSU men's golf team has first round, it doesn't mat- figure out what it is about his whatever reason and 1 don't Meister currently sils in ninth match on Keefe Courts. "It's started out shaky during the ter anymore because we're so team's first round that result in understand it," Winger said. place on the career doubles sad knowing I will never first rounds with high stroke far behind," Walker said. "My such high scores. The team has been praclic- win list for die Falcons. Meister play a real match on these scores. After that, it's generally opinion is that we're just trying "Exclude thai first round and never realized the mark she courts again." too late to catch up to the com- too hard in the firsl round." we're competing very well with WALKER. PAGE 13 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT V/WWBGNEWS.COM/SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Friday, April 21.2006 13 Penn State WOMEN'S GOLF will offer stiff Services Offered Help Wanted Sophomore golfers shining ACO ROOFING & SIDING Fun Summer Jobs located on competion NEW ROOFS'ADDITIONS'SIDING Lake Erie's Shore!!! Artists S Art WALKER, FROM PAGE 12 in the middle, at sixth place. 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BG practiced RCPORTt R a career performance ( 75-77- covered now- contact Dennis to preform unskilled light production over Easter weekend on a cou- After a layoff of more than a 152) and finished in a tie for ■ Top Individual Finish: Jessica Thompson toll-tree at 866-837-0837 work We otter flexible hours- will or dennylhomlSsboglobal.net ple courses similar to what month, the BGSU women's eighth place. Her play in lirbana ■ McCann (T 8th) work around your schedule- availa- ble shifts. 7:30am- 8:30am; 8 30am- they will be playing on in the golf team finally got back to earned her MAC Player of the Whiskey Dick's presents Gelatin 2. ROCKET SPRING 11:30am. 12:00 noon- 2 30 pm; 2.30 tournament. It may prepare tournament play. Week honors for this week. wrestling this Saturday nightl 1 pm pm- 5:00pm. 5:30pm- 8 30pm Many them tor the competition. The competition came in "It is a huge honor to be CLASSIC BGSU students work here Easy "I'enn State is a very good named MAC Golfer of the ■ April 17-18 hunches, as the ladies played Personals walk from campus Pay is S6 00 per golf team, and it's at their two invites in a six day span. Week," McCann said. "I was ■ Host: University ot Toledo hour providing you work a minimum place. They will be the team Pie first of the tourneys was nominated last year but I didn't ■ Number ol teams: 11 of 15 hours per week Work a mini- in beat," Winger said. the Illini Spring Classic host- ex|)ect to actually receive the ■ BGSU Finish: 6 CAMPUS POLLYEYES mum of 15 hours per week or over Walker agrees and said that ed by Illinois University. The honor as a sophomore. Playing ■ Top Individual Finish: Carley Home ot the World Famous 40 hours with overtime. 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