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Career Center Russians mourn deceased ByMaraD.BHIaoy of their captors. reported. coats marched under gray, rainy freshly dug grave. Russian televi- TH( ASSOCIATED CHESS The incapacitating gas was As of yesterday, 245 rescued skies to pay their final respects to sion showed them throwing sponsors MOSCOW — Weeping rela- intended to prevent the hostage- hostages remained hospitalized, Utvinov, who was in the audi- clumps of earth over the coffin. tives bent over the uniformed takers from triggering explosives 16 listed in serious condition, ence of the "Nord-Ost" musical The solemn funerals contrast- body of Col. Konstanrin Lirvinov strapped to their waists and Interfax reported. A total of 418 production with friends when ed sharply with the mood inside job fair and threw handfuls of dirt onto rigged around the theater. It patients have been released. the terrorists struck. Litvinov's Moscow's hospital No. 13. where his coffin yesterday as Russians worked but it also knocked out Among the dead were nine for- body was laid out in uniform, the black metal gates were finally By Shannon E. KoRiedy MANAGING EDITOR began to bury the hostages killed most of the hostages, killing 116. eigners, including one American. surrounded by dozens of red car- opened to former hostages' rela- during a 58-hour standoff with Interior Minister Boris Gryzlov "There was not one scenario nations, as his anguished wife tives —some of whom had come Students will have an oppor- Chechen rebels. told the fTAR-Tass news agency that could have guaranteed the and grown children stood near- daily to wait in the rain, pleading tunity to start their holiday cele- A senior Russian official, that several dozen people had lives of the hostages and the spe- by. to be let in. Clutching flowers, the brating a little earlier this year — meanwhile, issued the Kremlin's been detained in Moscow on cial forces in a theater filled with Across town, friends of a 25- relatives cheerfully put up with and maybe find a job at the strongest defense yet of the deci- suspicion of helping organize the 330 pounds of explosive devices," year-old engineer and theater two identity checkpoints to reach same. sion to fill the Moscow theater takeover. They included a group said Sergei Yastrzhembsky, an lover, identified by Russian televi- the hospital's inner corridors. The University Career Center with a secret gas before special of Chechens picked up in a aide to President Vladimir Putin. sion as Alexei Batchkov, gathered will hold its third annual Holiday forces raided it early Saturday, minibus that allegedly had traces At a Moscow cemetery, on the muddy paths of the Hiring Open House today from rescuing hundreds and killing 50 of TNT, the Interfax news agency Russian soldiers in heavy green Kuzminskove cemetery around a STANDOFF, PAGE 2 10 am - 4 p.m. in Multipurpose Room 228 of the Bowen Thompson Student Union. This year, nine businesses, with opportunities ranging from food preparation, working with the elderly to parcel shipping, will have representatives pre- sent. The businesses will have HAPPY HAUNTING applications on hand and some will conduct on-the-spot inter- views. "I think it's a wonderful oppor- tunity to bring the businesses directly to campus, allowing convenience to both students and employers," said Peg Bucksky, job locator and devel- opment specialist at the Career Center. "It's a terrific opportunity for students to get temporary or supplemental jobs," Director of the Career Center loAnn Kroll said. Approximately 130 students participated in last year's Holiday Hiring Open House, which was held in the Career Services office in Saddlemire. This year's open house will be more centrally located to stu- dents. "I'm hoping with all of the traf- fic in the Union, the turnout will be much larger this year," Bucksky said. "The Union is a fantastic facility that offers a lot of opportunities to bring the community together with the students." The businesses represented at the Holiday Hiring Open House include Bowling Green Manor, Convergys, FedE-x Ground, Ruffalo Cody, Waffle House, Wendy's, the United Parcel Service, Wood County Nursing I lome and The Buckle. Most of the businesses are from Bowling Green, however, some are locat- ed in nearby Toledo and Maumee. Students are encouraged to Erin Career 8G Nws HALLOWEEN SPIRIT: Passersby get a glimpse of local Halloween festivities. This Bowling Green home is decorated from top to bottom with cobwebs, tombstones and bats The JOBS, PAGE 2 witch in the front yard is reminiscent of Halloween folklore and legends. Candidates discuss platform issues ByUuta Co!l:iii secondary education. He "Why would someone want ing tax incentives to businesses REPORTER believes that more money to stan a business here when who give money to Ohio Representing Wood County should be spent on schools and they could go to Michigan and schools, he said. "I want to make on this year's ballot for State school construction. pay a good percentage less in Ohio so exciting people don't Representative are Republican Secondly, Latta wants to taxes for starting the same busi- want to leave." Robert Latta and rjemocrat improve the budget. He wants to ness?" Latta said. McCarty also said the past Scon McCarty. make sure that a substantial Candidate McCarty has a sim- congress should not have spent Latta, who currendy sits in the amount of the budget goes to ilar plan. The first main focus of Ohio's Rainy Day Fund. "It's state legislature, said lie does not education. his campaign is improving high- ridiculous," he said. When asked like the word "politician." The third point of his cam- er education. He wants to in a recent interview what he "I consider a politician to be paign is to reform taxes. He restore funding to the schools would've done instead, he sim- one who tries to take as much as wants to put information that because he believes that the ply replied, "Arithmetic." F* Photo possible from die people," Latta was collected from select hear- recent cuts were unnecessary. McCarty also brought up the said. "I would rather be known ing committees into legislation. Secondly, he wants to pass the fact that his opponent, Latta, ROBERT LATTA SCOn MCCARTY as a public service man, one By doing this he will also create Prescription Drug Fair Pricing had reportedly accepted money who works on giving to the peo- more job opportunities by mak- Act, which would give a drug from Enron. Latta admitted that AFFILIATION: Republican AFFILIATION: Democrat ple." ing it cheaper to start or open a card to all Ohioans who don't he did accept money from the HOMETOWN: Bowling Green HOMETOWN: Northwest Ohio 1-atta, who graduated from business in Ohio, rather than in have prescription drug coverage. corporation, but it was only ORGANIZATIONS: Wood County ORGANIZATIONS: Fraternal Order the University in 1978, wants to one of the neighboring states And his third main point $150. He put it into a scholarship Historical Society, Bowling Green ot Eagles, Served in the U.S. focus on three main things if re- where taxes are currendy lower focuses on improving the econ- fund at the University in honor Chamber ot Commerce Marine Corps from 1978 -1983 elected. His first point of focus is for businesses. omy. He plans to do this by giv- of his father.
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...... FOR All THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM ■ 2 Wednesday. October 30.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Fair offers Anti-gay e-mail not a crime relaxed IHE ASSOCUUO mm The e-mail said Spectrum and The e-mail was fictitiously sexual orientation known in a even have the courage to sign his OXFORD, Ohio — An anony- its members "weaken the moral signed with a name that does not "National Coming Out Day" or her real name," Little said. mous e-mail sent lo members of foundation of this country." It belong to any student at Miami, advertisement that ran on Oct lustin Graves, a third-year stu- and festive a gay and lesbian support group went on to suggest that they and school officials do not know 11 in the Miami Student campus dent, said he felt threatened after at Miami University was "despi- "should go find (themselves) a whether it came from within the newspaper. he received the e-mail. cable" but not a crime, university ceiling rafter and a sturdy piece university, Little said. The message does not repre- "I wouldn't be surprised if this setting officials said. of rope. You know the rest" Spectrum said Monday that it sent the views of school adminis- person thought this was hysteri- The e-mail was sent Oct 20 to Because the message did not and other campus organizations, tration, Little said. He and other cal. This letter completely under- JOBS. FROM PAGE 1 12 members of Spectrum, a cam- suggest that the writer intended along with faculty members, university officials made that mines the purpose of the adver- pus organization that describes to harm the recipients, university plan an "anti-hate rally" Tuesday point in a letter they asked the tisement and our organization," attend the open house in itself as a group of "gay, lesbian, officials concluded that it could afternoon on the Oxford cam- Miami Student to publish as a he said. between classes. The dress will bisexual, trans, queer and not be investigated as a crime, pus, lo counter the e-mail's mes- response, he said. be casual to business casual, straight Miami students, staff university spokesman Richard sage. "This ugly e-mail was from an and resumes are encouraged and faculty." Little said Monday. The 12 recipients made their anonymous person who didn't but not required. Students should not feel as though they shouldn't attend because they don't have a resume, Bucksky said. The types of employment offered by each business repre- sentative will vary. Bucksky Russian national security strengthened said. Some will hire only tem- porary or seasonal employ- SUN00FF, FROM PAGE 1 among the hostages. U.S. In Washington, U.S. officials said ment, while others make keep Ambassador Alexander Vershbow yesterday the gas was an aerosol new hires on for an extended While the Saturday rescue said one other American sur- form of fentanyl, a fast-acting period of time. operation has been criticized in vived. opiate that has many medical According to Kroll, tempo- the Western media, most Vershbow said the lack of infor- applications, or possibly a deriva- rary jobs offer students the Russians appear to have accepted mation provided by Russian tive of it. opportunity to check out the losses. An attempt by the lib- authorities "contributed to the At the Kremlin yesterday. Putin prospective career paths, gain eral Union of Right Forces faction confusion after the immediate met with top officials to discuss work experience and make in the Russian parliament to set operation to rescue the hostages strengthening national security, some money. up a commission to probe all was over. Russian news agencies reported. Since the University stays in aspects of the hostage crisis — "It's clear that perhaps with a Defense Minister Sergei lvanov session through mid- including the rescue — looked little more information at least a said Putin ordered officials to December, community busi- doomed when it failed to win few more of the hostages may draft revisions to the national nesses are more likely to rely on support of key centrist parties have survived," he said. security concept, in line with his student employment. "It's yesterday. Sti II, Vershbow said he wouldn't pledge Monday to give the mili- advantageous for students to "Fatalities would have been "second-guess" the Russian deci- tary broader powers to crack be staying longer," Kroll said. inevitable in any case," said sion to launch the assault. down on suspected terrorists and The Career Center also offers Andrei Seltsovsky, chief of "They had a difficult decision their sponsors "wherever they several other job fairs through- Moscow's health department, to make and with the bombs that may be." out die academic year where according to Interfax "If the ter- were there they probably saved "V\fe understand that the ter- students can look for employ- rorists had simply left the build- hundreds of lives even if we regret rorist threat to Russia, including ment. ing and surrendered to the that more than 100 died, largely from outside, is increasing," "(The Holiday Hiring Open authorities, many seriously ill as a result of the gas," he said. lvanov said. Mlshi Jawridie If Photo House) is a smaller scale and people would have remained Russian authorities have pro- The rebels who seized the offers a more Klaxed and fes- SURROUNDED: An armed special police force officer walks past Inside." vided the U.S. Embassy with Moscow theater Oct. 23 demand- tive environment," Bucksky The U.S. Embassy confirmed' some information about the ed that Pirrlrrwthdiaw Russian a line of military trucks and APCs which surrounds a theater said. yesterday the death of American effects of the gas used, but have troops from Chechnya, where the seized by armed Chechens last Wednesday night, in downtown Sandy Booker, 49. an electrician not told them the name of the most recent war began in 1999. Moscow. At least 40 heavily armed Chechens held hundreds of from Oklahoma City who was agent despite repeated requests people hostage threatening to open fire and blow up the building.
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BROIDO TO SPEAK ON POWER OF LANGUAGE yFVww.bgnews.com/campus Diversity Week continues tonight as Ellen Broido speaks to the campus community about the "Power of Language" in Room 228 of the Bowen Thompson Student Union at 9 p.m.. The event is sponsored by the Diversity Committee of Residence Life. CAMPUS
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4 p.m. - 6 p.m. "The Others" redefines Ballroom Dance Lessons Sponsored by the Ballroom Dance the horror movie genre Society. Olscamp 101A By Brett Ptniler ship with these uninvited puisc ntPorutt guests, that we can only assume 5 p.m. -8 p.m. There are movies that move come from the afterlife getaijfp^^^^^F The calendar of events is ukoi from I ■ Cub Scouts Popcorn Sale you, make you laugh, endear The mother does not buy into ^^"^ httrrj/events.bgsu.edu ^^^^^- Union Lobby you and just plain scare you. her daughters' vision and even "The Others" encompasses all goes onto punish her, by saying 5 p.m. of these qualities with a story an abundance of Hail Mary's. 7:30 a.m. -9 a.m. and established artists working Towers Inn Wednesday Special line that one can't help but The son is light sensitive, and Academic Planning Team Open today. Noon - 1 p.m. Join us for the Towers Inn become drawn into. therefore the rooms in which he Discussion Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery Brown Bag Lunch: 'The Silent Wednesday Specials, this week It is human nature to com- occupies must be dark at all The Academic Planning Team and Witness Re-shrouding" featuring a Halloween Spectacular. pare movies to other movies, times. Their house is huge and President Ribeau invite all mem- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. To mark the end of Domestic Towers Inn in McFonald Dining especially within the same this darkness plays within the bets of the campus community to Gospel Choir Ticket Sales Violence Awareness Month, The Center genre and with striking similari- story line as an almost entity participate in the open forums Union Lobby Transformation Project will honor ties. Many have compared "The that no one can escape. scheduled to discuss preliminary and remember our Northwest Ohio 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Others" with that of "The Sixth After leaving one room, you themes identified by the team for 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. mothers, sisters and daughters, Resume Workshop/Critique Sense." must shut and lock that door the University's future directions. College Democrats Info. Table now lost to us, by replacing the For more information, contact the In "The Others" we have before you can open another Bowen-Thompson Student Union College Democrats will be giving drapes with which they are veiled. Career Center at 372-2356 Kidman, who has just come off one. It almost shows the over- 314-Buckeye Telesystem/CPS out info, on Democratic candidates This touching and powerful cere- 300 Saddlemire Student Services of her rise of fame and acclaim protection and anal retentive- Meeting Room for the Nov. 5 election. mony will take place in the Gallery for "Moulin Rouge." and I admit ness ofamotlierwhoisonedge Union Lobby (2nd floor) of McFall Center and 8 p.m. I was a little skeptical about her at all times. When one of these 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. serve as a reminder that although Faculty Artist Series: Matthew playing the dramatic mother of servants does not adhere to Timeless: A Continuum of Art in 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Domestic Violence Awareness Ardizzone, classical guitar her two children in "The these rules and ironically all the the Digital Age Gospel Choir Month is over, we must never for- Music series featuring College of Others." curtains have been torn trom Bowen-Thompson Student Union Bowen-Thompson Student Union get these women or the countless Musical Arts Faculty. Free and The story progresses over the their hangings, the family is Galleries others who are suffering right now. span of the families' struggles forced to hide in a single room open to the public. until nightfall. 10 a.m. McFall Gallery Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical after the father has not relumed 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Holiday Hiring Open House Arts Center from war. As a result. Kidman's Because of this blatant disre- character hires three people gard for authority and rules, the DELTA SIGMA PI Need extra cash for the holidays? Noon - 4 p.m. Bowen-Thompson Student Union Attend the Holiday Hiring Open who in turn help or rather run Misses dismisses the servants, ANO-Ratfle 9 p.m. the household activity, basically and thus become the "intrud- House and meet with recruiters Bowen-Thompson Student Union Horror Show: 'The Others" being servants to this rich ers" as they will not go away. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. who are looking to hire. Companies Lobby Bowen-Thompson Student Union "widow." The end is what so inevitably U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Represented; Bowling Green Theater Not only does the story delve is compared to" The Sixth Union Lobby Manor. Convergys, FedEx Ground, Noon - 5 p.m. into the ideas of the supernatur- Sense." I lowever if one looks at Ruffalo Cody, Waffle House, On-Campus Housing Fair 9 p.m. al but it also dabbles in the reli- it as its own entity, then one 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Wendy's, United Parcel Service and For more information, contact The Power ol Language gious upbringing of children. could see the striking differ- Gregory Little Taxonomy: The Wood County Nursing Home. Hope Residence Life at 372-2011. Part ol the Diversity Week series This gives a new dimension to ences with the ending. Body w/o Organs to see you thete! Union Ballroom sponsored by Residence Lite. Dr. the eeriness of "The Others." Out of fear of giving anything Kennedy Green Room 228 Union Ellen Broido will discuss the power Not only does it encompass away. I will not indulge your 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. of language and analyze words such a passe topic, of which has senses. But I would, however, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. NSSLHA Fundraiser and phrases we use in our daily been explored in recent movies; recommend that you see the N-SPACE Dance Marathon Raffle The National Student Speech- life. it incorporates it into the story movie yourself. 1 would then The exhibition features computer Prizes include room & board for Language-Hearing Assoc. will be 228 Union line and thus almost becomes a recommend that you watch it generated artwork from SIGGRAPH one semester and a Newlove lease. selling coupons for Elder-Beerman character of its own. again. Keep an open mind, and by some ot the most exciting new Union Lobby as a fundraiser. We get the impression, as the try not to compare it to "The story progresses, that they have Sixth Sense." Each movie has a "intruders" in the house. The unique quality, and I hope that daughter has begun a friend- you will pick up on this. Become A Peer Educator Peer Education is a part of the Wellness Connection, located in room 170 Health Center. Peer Educators provide the campus community with students who are trained to present programs on a variety of topics.
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'Restrictions apply to "anywhere" on campus. Please see Table in Union Lobby for details. Any questions e-mail myuaotSbgnet.bgsu.edu. 4 Wednesday, October 30,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEl'NQUOTE www.bgnews.com/opinlon "If Republicans are able to either keep the House or win back the Senate, we would make history by defying history."
White House political director KEN MEHLMAN, on the fact thai only twice since 1934 has the president's party added seats in rrudlerm elections.lnwnwektoni) OPINION U. sidewalks are not billboards
Universities nationwide tions, and must be 20 feet way may be pleasing to a small num- property. majority of messages being dis- messages to one person is not have been asking a from building entrances. The ber of people, the need for these While many students think played are not portraying a cer- only annoying, but against stu- question that we here rule also states that chalking on messages for the greater number worrying about this growing tain group or organization, so it dent code. Writing messages at the University have continued any building is prohibited. of students does not exists. problem is trivial, what students is impossible to tell who is right outside someone's door is to raise over the years: Should Recently, a rise in the amount Furthermore, as some stu- must realize is that the money to responsible. not only harassing, but it too is a students be permitted to chalk of messages seen on buildings dents may have noticed, some repair these sidewalks is supplied For too long students are violation of student code. on sidewalks? In our student and sidewalks has increased to organizations have gone so far as by the students themselves being surrounded by countless Controlling the problem must handbook it clearly states that an annoying number. Students to spray-paint messages on the The handbook states that messages that really only mean start with those responsible for students are not allowed to have been using sidewalk chalk sidewalks This is not only need- whomever illegally advertises on something to a select group of breaking this rule. Obviously, the advertise on any University to draw and write messages such less, but it is costly. Also, this has University property will pay for people. This is probably why the sidewalks can't be patrolled at all property, but that chalking is as "happy birthday" and "we love encouraged people who are not the damages. However, finding student handbook prohibits times. Therefore, those responsi- permitted on sidewalks. you" directed towards single in student organizations to out who is responsible for wish- unauthorized chalking ble need to start sending cards or It is however only permitted by individuals spray-paint their names and ing someone a happy birthday is The chalking must be kept emails instead of wasting stu- registered University organiza- While one of these messages messages on the University's not the easiest task In fact, the under more control. Writing dents' money on repairs.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR mm Where general ry of military service and at the truth is that most of those who ON THE STREET Reasons for conclusion of my last three see all the available intelligence fees reaBy end up semesters here at the University I urge a strong hand with Iraq. What was your best supporting a will be joining myself. I have no Forth, "a majority of ranking Halloween costume ever? eral fee goes to the nearly 300 personal interest in the US military elite and Colin Powell JOEL FREIMARK recognized student organiza- war on Iraq becoming involved in Iraq, rather have publically stated that an tions here on campus. That s the contrary I don't want to go to invasion of Iraq is... undesirable" Opinion Columnist right, we give millions of dol- When 1 wrote my last article I war and I don't want to step foot but wait, how can this be true? lars to other areas and seem- consciously attempted to leave in Iraq as an occupier as I fear The truth is that it is very true. ingly give student organiza- out anything that could be would be necessary. Very few military officers want to Over the past few weeks I've tions the money that is left over thought of as a personal attack Second, the "Bush-case" was go to war because they know the read a handful of letters com- in the end. How are student because I feel that this topic "rejected outright by the interna- costs as well as the risks. For this plaining that students are not organizations supposed to ade- should be discussed civilly as tional community", but is that reason nearly all officers caution happy with where their general quately operate when they are, adults. Regardless of my inten- really true? No, of course not. In against war but are willing and fee funds are going It's time to SARAH SCHWARZ by far, funded less than any tions I received an email on the fact there are several countries ready to go to war if there is a dispel all the rumors and put other university within the eve of that publication in which I that have shown their support threat SENIOR, GRAPHIC DESIGN the truth out there for everyone state of Ohio? was attacked personally because for UN inspections backed by the Sadly, I am nearly to the length "I was a Siamese twin to read. This, friends, is really The largest amount of your the author held different beliefs strong threat of force as Bush has limit on this but there is a great where your general fee money general fee goes to an area that than I did. I feel that the best way requested. Others have deal more that needs to be dis- with my sister. We goes. is disguised under the title, to respond to this author is to expressed their desire to stay cussed. I will not deny that a war kept falling over top of Each undergraduate student "Student Services and Auxiliary respond in a way that would neutral while not completely with Iraq has its risks however each other." pays $548 per semester to the Programs." It would be far allow everyone to judge the argu- opposed to the idea as long as it there are also risks of not disarm- general fee fund. This number more accurate if this were ment is undertaken by a coalition. ing Saddam and that is the ulti- goes up about five and a half titled, "Athletics." Nearly 67 per- First. I congratulate everyone Third, "it's widely reported that mate goal of the campaign. percent every year. (Note: Last cent of your general fee or who has the strength of convic- he (Blair)... is against invasion of There is nothing wrong with hav- year, the Student Budget $377.73 is allocated into this Committee attempted to lower tion to share their views with Iraq" but who is reporting this? ing a different opinion but you category. Once placed in this everyone and leave themselves No one is. The truth is that Blair have to be willing to back it up, the general fee by cutting stu- first group, nearly 60 percent of dent organization budgets. open to challenge. I think that it has remained loyal to the threat and my case can be backed up that 67 percent goes into the After submitting these cuts, the is important that I share a little of military force if Iraq interferes by the US, UK, CNN, Fox News, line item, "Intercollegiate etc Take a look. Board of Trustees ignored them bit about my background, in with UN Inspections even Athletics." When you break against vocal opposition within and raised the fee anyway.) response to challenges that I down the numbers, about $225 his own party. Why would a The first area to receive have not considered the issue 10HNATHAN WILLIAMSON of your general fee goes to this and am ignoring the potential leader threaten his own career CHRISSY HUTCHENS money from general fees is for a foreigner? He wouldn't, the STUDENT what the University calls "debt program. That's right, 40 per- costs. My family has a long histo- JUNIOR cent of the general fee goes to service and facility charges for one place. Not too general any- EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. bonded buildings." This more, is it? "Naughty Little Red roughly translates into "paying off construction and mainte- Now 1 am not trying to bash Riding Hood" nance costs for buildings." our athletic program. Anyone PtfJLWe)ter SHANNON K0LKEDY, MANAGING EDITOR JENNIFER BRACKEN, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy KARA HULL, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with aD of this? V* between 600 and 800 words. These attacks and anonymous submissions CHUCK S0DER, CITY NEWS EDITOR doubt it Write us and let us knew are usually, also, in response to a cur- will not be printed. BGNEWS where you stand rent issue on the University's campus Email submissions as an attach- REMA INA, OPINION EDITOR or the Bowling Green area. APRIL L ELLIOTT, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ment to bgnews^listprocbgsiudu JOEL HAMMOND, SPORTS EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less with the subject line marked letter to than 500 words. 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October 30. 2002 5 U.S. DEFENDS USE OF SECRET EVIDENCE www.bgnews.com/nation CHICAGO (AP) —The government yesterday defend- ed its use of secret evidence against a Muslim charity, arguing that laying out its case could cause "grave damage to the national security." Attorney Douglas Letter told the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that secret evidence is normally "something to be avoided," federal law allows it in exceptional cases. NATION BG NEWS BRIEFINGS Sadomasochist several hundred yards early more than $3,000 for a leather yesterday, killing two people bomber jacket and two tops. convicted of murder and seriously injuring five oth- The video ended with Ryder ers, authorities said. A man leaving the store and being OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — A man suffered a fatal heart attack as confronted by a security guard with a taste for sadomasochis- he was rescued from another and two others who followed tic sex was convicted yesterday trailer flattened by high winds. her out. They immediately of murdering three women The tornado was spawned took her shopping bags and and stuffing the bodies of two by a storm system that pro- led her back into the store. of them into 85-gallon barrels duced heavy rain and high on his rural property. wind from Texas, across Former slave will be lohn E. Robinson Sr., 58, Louisiana and into Mississippi. could get the death penalty. Flooding killed one person A jury convicted him of capi- honored and forced dozens from their RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The tal murder in the slayings of homes in the Houston area. Suzette Trouten, 27, of City Council in this former High wind also caused scat- capital of the Confederacy Newport, Mich., and Izabela tered damage in southern Lewicka, 21, a former Purdue voted unanimously to honor a Mississippi and tornadoes slave who plotted a revolt. University student from West were reported in the area. HBflH Lafayette, Ind., both of whom The resolution calling were found in barrels. Gabriel Prosser an "American BIOMETRICS: Lt. Col. Kathy Debolt, left, looks over the shoulder of Sergeant First Class Joseph Both women had met Ryder spends birth- patriot and freedom fighter" Sherwood as he demonstrates a biometrics program for her in the Army Batrtle Lab at Fort Robinson over the Internet and commemorates the 202nd Huachuca, Ariz, on Monday, Oct. 21, 2002. came to Kansas to become his day in courthouse anniversary of his hanging on sex slaves. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Oct. 10,1800, in Richmond. Robinson also was convicted —Winona Ryder marked her Dozens of conspirators also of first-degree murder for the 31st birthday yesterday in the were executed after two slaves 1985 death and disappearance defendant's chair as she and told their masters of the plot. Technology helps of Lisa Stasi, 19, whose body jurors watched a security video "This resolution seeks to cor- has never been found. of a Saks Fifth Avenue shop- rect an error in history where- Prosecutors said Robinson ping expedition that led to by Gabriel has been seen by was a predator who trolled the theft charges. many as a criminal, as Internet looking for women. A running commentary was opposed to a patriot and a determine suspects His lawyers acknowledged he supplied by Ken Evans, the freedom fighter." Councilman engaged in sadomasochism, security chief at the Beverly Sa'ad El-Amin told the council By lim Krane common use to date: verifying mal and audio scanners are Hills store who testified Monday. tilt ASSOCIATED PRESS people's identities before giving used to record a person's fea- but suggested the evidence The United States is compil- them access to computers or tures. Mathematical algorithms pointed to other people in the Monday that the actress told The resolution was opposed ing digital dossiers of the irises, secure areas. are then used to reduce that slayings. him a director had instructed by Ron Doggett, Virginia presi- fingerprints, faces and voices of "We're trying to collect every information to digital data. He is awaiting trial in her to shoplift to prepare for a dent of the European terronsm suspects and using biometric on every bad guy that Some biometrics are more reli- Missouri on charges of killing movie role. American Unity and Rights the information to track their we can," said Lt Col. Kathy De able than others. For example, two women and a girl whose Ryder is accused of stealing Organization. "When you movements and screen foreign- Bolt, deputy director of the the intricate patterns in the iris, bodies were found in barrels in items totaling $5,560 last honor Gabriel, you honor his ers trying to enter the country. Army battle lab at Fort the colored part of the eye, are a storage locker in suburban December. She could get up to planned intentions. And his Since lanuary, military and Huachuca, Ariz., where the bio- considered better identifiers Kansas City, Mo. three years in prison. planned intentions were mass intelligence operatives have col- metric tools being used were The video showed Ryder murder and terror," Doggett developed. than even fingerprints. The victims all had gaping lected the identifying data on The U.S. biometric system, holes in their heads. A weapon examining a $1,595 white said. prisoners in Afghanistan and at "Any place we go into — Iraq Prosser's plot called for the U.S. naval base in or wherever — we're going to known as the Biometrics was never found. Gucci slip dress with a fringe Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. There start building a dossier on peo- Automated Toolset, or BAT, hem. Evans pointed out to killing whites with weapons are also plans to extend the col- ple of interest to intelligence. includes about fifty laptop com- Tornado brings jurors how Ryder took the made from farm tools. The lection brocess to Iraq in the Even if they get released, we puters equipped with scanners. dress off its hanger and threw it slaves planned to set fires, event of a U.S. invasion. have face and voice clips. When The information on suspects is destruction over her arm. commandeer the city arsenal, With this project, the U.S. they come into one of our stored in a central database at a At the end of her shopping, take Gov. lames Monroe government has taken biomet- checkpoints, we can say, 'You're U.S. intelligence agency — De CHATAIGNIER, La. (AP) —A Ryder was seen charting with a hostage and then negotiate rics — the measuring of human this bad guy from here. 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October 30.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM ARAFAT SURVIVES POLITICAL CHALLENGE www.bgnews.com/world RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — The Palestinian parlia- ment approved Yasser Arafat's new 19-member Cabinet despite dissenters demanding more sweeping reforms and limits on the authority of the Palestinian leader. Legislators did question Whether the new Cabinet would be effective solving the crisis with Israel. WORLD "I don't lenow why the Americans arrested me. I told Fire in Vietnam them I was innocent. I'm just an old man." kills at least 54 MOHAMMED HAGIFIZ, AN ELDERLY AFGHAN HELD AT !HE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE U.S. MILITARY BASE IN GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA HO CHI M1NH CITY, Vietnam VIETNAM FIRE — A Brc swept through a build- WHERE: Office building in Ho ing that houses offices of foreign Chi Minh City companies, shops and a popular disco in Ho Chi Minh City on DEATH TOLL At least 54 Tuesday, killing at least 54 people including one unidentified and injuring more than 100, offi- foreign man; more than 100 Prisoners return home cials and news reports said. injured; 6 Americans missing At least one unidentified for- CAUSE: Unknown, although it By Todd Pitman he was being questioned by allowed out of their cells to exer- am, and lVe not had any word eign man was among those 1HE ASSOCIAIID PRESS is supsected the fire began at authorities in Islamabad. cise. from them." Fiz said. "I don't even killed, and six staff members of a near by disco KABUL Afghanistan —Three The group of four were the first All three said they were not oth- know if they're still alive. All they an American insurance compa- Afghans released after months of prisoners released by the erwise mistreated and were know is that I went to a doctor for ny were missing, officials said. captivity at a U.S. military base in Americans, who concluded that allowed to practice their religion treatment, and disappeared." Dozens more people were insurance agents when the fire Guantanamo Bay, Cuba said yes- they no longer posed a threat. while in detention. "I don't know why the believed trapped, firefighters began. Six staff members were terday they were chained up and The Afghan prisoners, looking "They treated us well. V\fe had Americans arrested me. I told said. missing and about 30 were denied contact with their fami- trail and tired but in good spirits, enough food to eat. We could them I was innocent. I'm just an Firefighters only managed to injured, some seriously, she said, lies but were not otherwise mis- said they had had no contact with pray and wash with water fire old man," he said. enter the six-story building in without specifying their nation- treated by their American cap- their families since being taken times a day. We had the Quran Interior Minister Taj early evening four hours after it alities. tors. One freed detainee said away by the Americans from var- and read it all the time." Mohammed Wardak said yester- started, because of the intense "A bell rang, and then the elec- they were kept in cages "like ani- ious places in Afghanistan. Mohammed said. day the three men will be heat and lingering flames. tricity cut off," she said. "The fire mals." "They kept us in cages like ani- Mohammed, a farmer, said he released on today and given $500 At least one person could be came very fast." The men — two of whom mals," said 35-year-old Ian had been forced to fight with the compensation to divide among seen at a window trying to sum- A wedding reception was also appeared to be in their late 70s — Mohammed, describing the Taliban, and was captured in the themselves. They will also be mon rescuers, but firefighters being held in the building. Ho are the first former detainees to chain-link open-air cell where he northern city of Kunduz last year transported home. said they did nol have the neces- Chi Minh City Television said. It speak about their arrest and was held for months. "We were by Afghan forces. He was later Wirdak refused to blame the sary equipment lo reach him. said about 500 people were detainment. They spoke to The only allowed out twice per week, handed over to the Americans. United States for detaining the Flames raged at other windows. inside when the fire broke out. Associated Press at a military hos- for half an hour." Mohammed 1 lagi Fiz. an elder- men. "Fighting the fire was very dif- The cause of the fire in the pital in Kabul where they are con- Human rights groups have crit- ly former prisoner, said he was "We still don't know if they are ficult. Many people were city's downtown area was not valescing still under the watch of icized the United States for its arrested by American forces eight guilty or innocent, but the U.S. trapped inside," said fire chief Le immediately known, but police Afghan security guards. treatment of the prisoners, saying months ago while he was in a released them, so we will release Tan Buu. said they suspected it started in The men arrived in they were initially kept in outdoor clinic in the central province of them tomorrow," he said. The International Trading the Blue Disco, the city's most Afghanistan on Sunday, and on cages and held indefinitely with- Uruzgan. A frail older man, Fiz The United States is holding Center building has several popular dance spot. Tuesday were handed to Interior out access to lawyers. said he was tied up and blindfold- about 625 men from at least 42 floors of shops and about 50 State-run Vietnam Television Ministry officials. A fourth man, The three said their feel were ed, then flown by helicopter to countries, calling them enemy offices. The American said at least 54 people were dead identified as 60-year-old shackled during the interroga- Kandahar and later by plane to combatants and saying it may International Assurance Co. was and called it the city's deadliest Pakistani Mohammed Saghir, tions, and even during the 30 Guantanamo. legally hold them until the end of conducting a training program fire. Hospital officials said more was returned to Pakistan, where minutes each week they were "My family has no idea where I hostilities. in the building for about 100 than 100 were hospitalized. Know? 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R\GE 8 Haneline garners conference honors WEDNESDAY For the second lime in his October 30, career, senior linebacker Chris Haneline has been named the 2002 Mid-American Conference scholar athlete of the week. Haneline had 15 tackles, including three for a loss, in www.bgnews.com/sports Saturday's 38-20 win over Ball ■OWLINC CREFJ STATE UNIVERSITY State. A criminal justice major, he maintains a 3.43 G.RA. Baseball's Falcons heal, ready for Kent Mid-American Conference play. biggest The team, with KSU has played both Miami of most of their Ohio and Northern Illinois — starters healed from two teams at or near the top of blunders their respective divisions in the injuries, has gained MAC — very tough, losing to the depth they have both teams by just a touchdown. The last three weeks, though, it revealed sought. has been a whole different story, k.. lul " ' as they have been manhandled Byrati nammona ANDREW CLAYMAN SPOUTS EDITOR by Marshall. 42-21, Ohio. 50-0. Sports reporter and barely gotten by a poor If you would have told Urban Buffalo team. So will the Anaheim Angels' Meyer three weeks ago that a "I think they're a team a tot like dramatic comeback victory in rash of injuries to his starting us in that they've had some dev- this year's World Series be mem- lineup — at times totaling over astating injuries," Meyer said. orable enough to make it on to 10 players — would have ended "They've tost three linebackers Mastercard's next force-feeding positively in the long run, he on defense. If you take three or of nostalgia? Hopefully we'll might have told you to get out of four players off our lineup, we never find out. his office, following you out the would struggle. I think they've door with expletives. struggled through some tough Before and after Cal Ripken's Or, he might have just said you I: i iiun.in record was named injuries." baseball's "Most Memorable were crazy. The key to the Flashes' attack Now. though, Meyer and his is sophomore quarterback Moment" last week, Erik 21st-ranked Falcons are reaping Cassano and I have been criti- Joshua Cribbs, who at one point cizing the list of moments eligi- the benefits, as the group of play- led the nation in rushing. Cribbs. ers who filled in for those starters though, pulled a hamstring in ble for the prize, as well as the are now very solid backups, fill- concept of the promotion in the the teams toss to Ohio, and is first place. Yesterday, Erik ing Meyer's rotation out very questionable for Saturday's Cassano listed some moments nicety. game. "The good news is, some of "The whole key to this game is he felt should have been on that those guys that shouldn't be list. Today, I'm going to put this Josh Cribbs," Meyer said. "If he playing, now they're backups plays, in my mind, he is one of subject to rest by listing some like they should be" Coach very memorable moments that the finest players in the country. Urban Meyer said. "Now they He ran for 200 yards against Major League Baseball would have played in games, and if like us all to forget. After all, Marshall, he's probably as fast or something ever happens, and faster than anyone we have on "memorable" doesn't necessarily you push their button, you're not mean "positive." our team. Hes a fantastic player. going to see those big wide eyes ... |We will prepare like] He's 1899: The Cleveland Spiders Uke before. lose their 134th game to dose playing and he's full speed and "PI. Pope is an excellent back- he's faster than they've ever out the most pathetic single sea- up, and he should be. So we're son in the history of baseball. been." going to split time with those The Falcons, on the other Another proud bit of Cleveland two backs |Pope and loe Alts). sports lore. hand, enter the game riding the Robert Haley and Ion Culp give second-longest winning streak 1912: Ty Cobb, maybe the you some depth at those posi- greatest hitter of all-time, runs in the nation, at ten games, tions On defense, we have all behind only Miami (FL). After into the stands and tries to kill a kinds of depth. Daniel Sayles heckler, lust one of many mem- their 38-20 win over Ball state and Marcus Allen have played a this past weekend at Family Day, orable moments in his career. lot. T7 Carswell has become a 1919; The Chicago White Sox BG has moved into the top 20 in starter, where he wasn't a starter the ESPN/USA Today Coaches throw the Wforld Series. The in preseason. There's a lot of guys Black Sox scandal ensues, and poll, ranking 18th, and holds now who have that game experi- steady at 21 in The Associated eight players, including ence, which is hard to get." "Shoeless" loe Jackson, are Press poll. The depth Meyer speaks of And finally, the team is getting banned for life. has arrived just in time, because 1920: The Indians' Ray healthy. Joe Alls returned last his team will play four of their weekend and ran for over 100 Chapman is struck and killed by last five games on the road, a pitch; the only player ever to yards. Defensive backs Michael where they have struggled a bit Matone and Jason Morton are be killed as a result of a play in a this season. That stretch of Major League game. back to 100 percent as are line- games begins Saturday at Kent backers Luis Llamas and fovon 1947: lust three months State, a team who is a bit of a before Jackie Robinson broke Burkes. Only defensive lineman mystery this year to onlookers. Rick Maner and offensive line- the color barrier, losh Gibson, The Flashes have shown bril- the Negro League's greatest man James Williams will see lim- Chrli School* BG N«s liance and ineptitude thus far power hitter, died at the age of ited action as they recover from this season, and will enter their injuries. 35. He is estimated to have hit GOOD JOB: Michael Ma lone (30) and Janssen Patton (2) celebrate a big play against Ball State. Saturday's tilt at 3-5 and 1-4 in close to 800 home runs in his career, far more than Babe Ruth or Henry Aaron. 1957: Walter O'Malley moves the beloved Dodgers from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, setting Ruggers the foundation for such future Volleyball team seeks identity owners as the NFLs An Model! 1965: During a brawl, Hall of Fame pitcher luan Marichal By Jason A. Diion "Well, I would just tend to think that as a match we let slip away in dismantle SPORTS REPORTED uses John Roseboro's head as a the first meeting. It doesn't mat- pinata, turning a Louisville Someone is faking they would be playing up the fact that ter to us that they have won the Slugger into a weapon. The The BG volleyball team, the last time they played BG they won last three times, because we're a Spartans event plays a role in delaying which is coming off ol two con- the match." much improved team. We're on Marichal's induction into the secutive victories, must now a two-game win streak and ByKtvtaSkMdl show that they are the team they're on an eight-game losing SPORTS REPORTER Hall. DENISE VAN DE WALLE. HEAD COACH 1973: George Steinbrenner which defeated Miami and streak. 1 believe we'revery confi- It was a cold, wet and rainy buys the Yankees, and every fan Central Michigan, as opposed Toledo squad to compete for a third in the MAC dent right now." weekend in east Lansing, Mich., suffers for it. to the squad that started confer- MAC championship has unrav- BG holds a 39-11 advantage Senior Kristin Gamby but the Falcon rugby team was 1974: Ten-Cent Beer Night at ence play 0-8. eled right before their eyes, in the all-time series, but UT has reached the 900-kill plateau for able to steal two games from Cleveland Stadium. Rowdy fans Toledo is out to show that manifesting itself into some- a three-game winning streak her career against the Michigan State and get some charge the field, and the Indians their current eight-game losing thing the Rockets are not used against the Falcons. One of Chippewas and now has a total play in before their big game are forced to forfeit the game to streak is just an aberration. And to. those victories came Oct. 2 in of 905. She also had 13 kills In against Indiana this weekend. the Texas Rangers, (not to be the team which began the sea- If anyone can relate to what Anderson Arena where the the first match against the In game one, the Falcons won confused with "Bottle Day," son by winning 10 of their first the Rockets are experiencing Rockets defeated BG in four Rockets and felt that there were a slow paced game 48-5, in 2001) 13 contests is best representa- right now, it is Van De Walle. The games, led by Buck's 17 kills. a tot of mistakes made on BG's which weather was a big factor. 1979: Disco Demolition Night tive of their true identity. Falcons started conference play The Falcons have steadily part, which will not be the case "The weather did affect our in Chicago, as rowdy fans again The impostor will be revealed by falling to their first eight improved in the seven matches this time around as a result of play a tot and made it difficult for charge the Held, this time to see today when the Falcons and the opponents, before capturing since then and are coming off a the Falcons re-fashioned per- our team to get a grip on the to the destruction of thousands Rockets meet for the second their first MAC win against the three-game sweep over CMU formance. ball," said Coach Roger of disco albums between games time this season in Savage Hall. Redhawks on Oct. 19th. on Friday night. BG has only lost "Everyone knows that we Mazzarella. "The team was dis- of a scheduled double-header. "These two teams are very "I'm just assuming that they one set in their last two match- could have won that first match, appointed they gave up a score, The White Sox were forced to similar in wins and losses I'm feel like we did when we were es. but we just made a lot of mis- but still had a strong effort." forfeit game two sure that they're looking at this going through a losing streak," However, the fact of the mat- takes that they capitalized on," The game started with the 1982: Mario Mendoza retires game as one they must win, just Van De Walle said. "We felt Uke ter is that UT's last victory of the Gamby said. "I think this Is a dif- backs dominating the play In the with a career batting average of as were are," head coach Denise any game that could have bro- season came against the ferent that Toledo will see this first half. Kevin Mongold had 2 .215, leading to the popular term Van De Walle said. "The teams ken the streak was a must win. Falcons, something which Van time around. The records are trys and Vince Starpoli added "Mendoza Line" as a way of they have to play after us all and that's probably how they De Walle thinks may have the thrown out the window, so it another. Pete Cromly converted gauging players' lack of hitting have a better record than us, so feel." Rockets feeling a bit overconfi- should be a good match." two conversions and brought ability. I'm sure that this match is one The Rockets (10-11, 2-7) are dent. BG only hit .132 In the first the score to 19-0 at the half. 1986: The New York Mets win they feel they have to win, meeting between the two Right off the kickoff, Vince the World Series with some help led by a pair of seniors, Heidi "Well. I would just tend to because they'll probably be Neumeister and lessica Buck. think that they would be play- teams, but held the Rockets to a Starpoli stole the ball from a from Bill Buckner and a lot of wondering how they're going to .199 hitting percentage. The Spartan player and ran it in for cocaine in the clubhouse. Neumelster is averaging 3.44 ing up the fact that the last time do against everyone else." kills-per-game and Buck Is pro- outcome may have been deter- the first try of the second half. It 1989: An earthquake places a they played BG they won the was a half dominated by the for- What once seemed like the viding 3.39 kills-per-contest to match," Van De Walle said. "But mined because of that statistic perfect opportunity for head go along with her .314 hitting again, we're both in must-win MOMENTS, PAGE 8 coach Kent Miller and his percentage, which places her situations and we look at Toledo VOLLEYBALL PAGE 8 RUGBY, PAGE 8 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWSXOM/SPORTS ■ wmmmm 8 Wednesday. October 30.2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Club Sports Comer information is provided to the The BG News by A,TS CORNER members of club sports teams. Rugby team faces big MEN'S HOCKEY ULTIMATE FRISBEE Bti traveled south this weekend The Bowing Green Ultimate challenge in Indiana to face the Kentucky Wildcats for a Frisbee team recently traveled to two-game series. The Falcons Kenyon College for the "Fred the were Zack Molnar, lercmy In their past 2 meetings, the came away with a sweep with wins Frisbee" tournament. In their first RUGBY. FROM PAGE 7 match of the day they played a very Welsh, Dan Brigadoi, Fred Falcons beat the Hoosiers when of 6-0 and 6-4. In an extremely wards and featured the Falcons Ackerman, and Sam they were underdogs. rough weekend with over 250 total competitive game against the Ohio "kick chase" strategy, where Pietrangelo. Ion Woodman "Our past 2 meetings with penalty minutes. BG was physical- State "B" team, losing the hotly- they drew the defense in and added 3 conversions on the day. this team we came in as under- ly dominating. contested match 11-10. For the dumped it over their heads. The Falcon defense once dogs and Indiana was way too Leading the way for the Falcons next game against Bluffton College, Falcon forwards Brian Virost. again came up with a shut out, overconfident," Mazzarella was Tony Sands with six points BG took care of the disc and walked Bobby Brandenstein, Jeff as they held MSU scoreless and said. "The roles are reversed (5G.1A), Brad Kogut with six points away with an 11 -6 victory. Meeker, and Doug Ulrich all won 71-0. this year and we can't go into (1G.5A), and Doug DeSilvio with In their third game of the day. BG added trys, with Pete Cromley "MSU was a good team and this weekend overconfident 2G.2A. Goaltender Bobby Povtak jumped out to a 6-2 halfbme lead again making two conversions was a good test for us before our because he will get beat if that earned both wins, recording the on a tired Ohio Wesleyan team but to make it a 48-5 final. semifinal game in the Midwest happens." second consectutive BG shutout Wesleyan fought back and tied it In game two, things started Championships," Mazzarella For the Falcons to qualify for Friday night, making 28-28 saves, up 9-9 after halftime. BG was able off even slower as the teams had said. The last time MSU beat the nationals, they need to win and finishing the weekend stop- to put things back together at the difficulty making any head way. us was in 1971." 1 game this weekend. Finishing ping 58-64. The wins improved end for a close 12-10 win. In the The first half ended with a score This upcoming weekend, the first or second in the Midwest BG's record to 5-4, and 2-0 in fourth game, BG started out slow of 15-0 and an offensive change now (33-2) Falcons will play in would allow them a good TSCHL league play. BG is at home and never got on track against a was made which opened up for the semifinals of the Midwest opportunity at hosting a'tweei this weekend against Purdue, at good Ohio Northern team losing 56 points being scored in the Championships in Columbus. 16 pool next spring. 10:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 11-6. final half. They will face Indiana at 1 p.m. "Ohio State is the team that Their last game of the day saw Falcon center Anthony on Saturday, with the winner has our number and the have WATER POLO BG take care of Muskingum 11-5 Wanzer had a "hat trick" with 3 meeting the winner from the beaten us the last 3 yea* in a The BGSW water polo teams for a win to end the day. BG fin- trys, while leron Foust and Tim match between Ohio State and row, which blocked us train the ished in third place 'and I also laubeasheiner both added 2 Purdue for the championship Midwest title the paaji'few traveled to Denison University walked away with the prestigious Sunday for a co-ed tournment. trys a piece. Players scoring 1 try on Sunday years," Mazzarella said. The team got off to a great start by "Pinky the lawn flamingo* award for the best costumes. MM.. winning their first game against They will be traveling to Ohib Hiram College 11-10. Melissa University this weekend for anoth- Hcndricks. a new player, is credited er tournament. For more informa- with her confidence in the goal. I ho second game against Ohio tion and complete results visit U. was not as successful, but BG www.bgultimate.com. came back in the third game agaist Herd tries to stay Denison fighting hard. Denison won in overtime 12-13. The women's team is still accepting new players and practices Monday warm vs. Akron and Wednesday from 7:30-1 Opm at the Cooper Pool. IHC »SSOCI»ttO PRESS a slasher and is a little bit better Herd's 50-33 victory in HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — in pass protection." Huntington. Marshall quarterback Byron A bright note for the Herd fol - "He makes that offense go In tubmtt Information to I / (ill Leftwich has rained touch- lowing the win over Central and the numbers he has put up smRViCORNER.emiiil downs on many opponents, Michigan was the productivity joel@bgneuscom. would be good for anybody in but Saturday could be a first. of Denero Marriott, losh Davis the country," Pruett said. "I've never played in the and Darius Watts. Making up Also returning for Akron is snow before," Leftwich said. for the loss of Curtis lones to a running back Bob 1 lendry, who "I've played in the backyard in season-ending leg injury, the snow, but never in a real game." racked up 197 yards on the Rose's ban trio combined for 22 catches ground against Marshall last The Thundering Herd (6-1,4- and 327 yards. All had more BG looks to keep 0 Mid-American East), will trav- year. than 100 yards apiece. el north to play Akron (1-7,0-4) "Their running back had a among the "It was great to see those guys really good game against us last on Saturday afternoon. Highs step up and take up the slack are only expected to reach the year," Pruett said. "We have to momentum alive for Curt," Leftwich said. "We be concerned about him infamous mid-30s with snow showers knew they would do thai expected all day. though, they have been playing because he has the ability, as we MOMENTS, FROM PAGE 7 Leftwich said the nation's No. like that around here for a already know, to have a break- 1 offense doesn't expect to suf- out game" against Toledo dark cloud over the Bay Bridge while." fer, although two weeks ago A victory could propel World Series between Oakland The Herd defense figures to V0UEY8AILFR0MPAGE7 dous because we're trying to Marshall was held to 365 yards (ace a stem test in Zips quarter- Marshall back into The and San Francisco. of offense in a constant rain Associated Press Top 25 poll for force teams to be out of system," 1989: Pete Rose, baseball's all- back Charlie Fryc. who aver- as well as the Falcons 31 errors, Van De Walle said. "Toledo's a against Troy State. ages 290 yards per game, good the first time in over a month. time hit leader, is banned for life "I don't think it will be that Marshall rose to No. 16 before and UTs64 total kills. team that we know we're going for betting on the game. You can for second in the MAC and different than playing in the ninth in the country. Last year, dropping out following a loss at Van De Walle felt that aside to have to serve the ball well still catch Pete admitting noth- from these areas, the Falcons rain." Leftwich said. "It may Frye threw for 272 yards in (he Virginia Tech. against, because they have a ing and campaigning for a spot make it a little bit harder to grip have improved in many other nice team, and I'm surprised in Cooperstown just about every the ball, but I don't really see the aspects, contributing to BG's they've lost this many games." week. snow being too much of a prob- positive mindset these days. The match is scheduled to 1994: In baseball's worst work lem." "We've been talking a lot begin at 7 p.m. Following stoppage yet, Commissioner Coming offa lackluster 23-18 about our hitting efficiency tonight's game the Falcons will Bud Selig cancels the World win over Central Michigan, needing to be improved, and return to Anderson Arena to Scries. They're still trying to Marshall will be bolstered by hitting 404 against Central take on the Eastern Michigan recover. the return of tight end Eddie Michigan is a huge improve- Eagles on Friday at 7 p.m. 1997: A couple months after Smolder and running back ment from our .195 average," "It's just a matter of who's beating Cleveland in the World Butchie Wallace. Van De Walle said. "We've just going to play harder and who Series, the Florida Marlins Smolder had missed the last a ally been trying to improve wants to win more, because it's unload all their best players to two games against Troy State our game at the net, which is always a battle when these two cut payroll. At least they got a and Central Michigan after suf- our hitting and blocking, teams get together," Gamby ring. fering a concussion Oct. 12 because we were not as aggres- said. "We just need to play like 2002: Selig's bad year gets against Buffalo sive as we needed to be. So we did against Central Michigan worse. After proposing to con- Wallace, who began the sea- (hat's improved a great deal." and continue to be consistent. tract the front running Twins, he son as the Herd's starting run- ning back, suffered an ankle "I think we're serving with We won't have any problems holds the All-Star game in his more confidence, and that's sprain early in the first quarter overlooking this match, because home ballpark in Milwaukee. against Troy State and was held putting a lot of pressure on our we're all excited and ready to go The game ends in a tie when out of last week's game against opponents, which is tremen- get a win on their court." both teams run out of pitchers. Central Michigan as a precau- I think if Mastercard had rec- tion. THE SURFACE AREA OF THE AVERAGE ADULT ognized these moments, the "Having Butchie back will >UJVlA^UNGISroUAJJT^^WJNI5^rURT! whole promotion could have open up a lot of things for us on been far more entertaining. No offense," coach Bob Pruen said. tlsoldntPPIwlo doubt, Pete Rose would have "Brandon Carey has done a THROW: Marshall quarterback Byron Leftwich throws Saturday ,.,A.,i been on the campaign trail for nice job for us in Butchie's himself against Central Michigan. Leftwich leads the Herd into Akron Hours: 445 E. absence, but Butchie is more of this weekend. Mon-Fri Wooster 9am-5pm When Gilligan's Island first aired on TV, people actually called the Saturday Bowling National Coast Guard to warn them that there were 7 cast aways stuck ashore. 9am-1pm Green, OH 43402 GREENBRIAR, INC. DANCE NOW AVAILABLE MARATHON 1ST OVERALL OF THE YEAR Columbia Court Apartments .y.oVWng Heinz Apartments Ltd. 506, 524 & 514 N. 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