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BOWLING GREEN 82, EASTERN MICHIGAN 61 Ban hinders BG throttles Eagles local

By Erik Cassano THE BG NEWS shops The term "stretch run" is loosely defined in basketball. Mostly, it is By Will E Sanders the games at the tail end of the THE BG NEWS season when teams straddling the Andrew Schuman has a postseason fence can't afford a sticker on his front door that mistake. For Bowling Green, it reads, "If you're smoking in this probably began with the loss at house, you'd lietter be on fire!" Kent State last week. Since then, But since the November elec- they are 3-0, including last night's tion, where residents of 82-61 victory over Eastern Bowling Green overwhelmingly Michigan at Anderson Arena. voted to ban smoking, the stick- If the Falcons (19-5, 9-4 MAC) er might as well be on the dcxirs wants to keep a hold on the third of most of the city's public first-round bye in the Mid- places, especially restaurants. American Conference tourna- In law school, Schuman ment, the only way they can learned laws. I ast year in assure themselves of it is to win Bowling Green he made one. out. Keith Mclfod did his part Schuman, a local lawyer, is the against the sinking Eagles (5-20,1 - man who got die smoking ban 13 MAO, breaking 30 points for on tin- ballot and campaigned the eighth time this season with a for its passing. game-high 32. In reality, his game What was so unique about the ban was that it was put on was worth another three to eight the ballot through an Initiative points as he helped hold Eastern petition, 1,200 signatures were Michigan's leading scorer, Ricky required to put it on the ballot. Cortrill, to 12 points. Cottrill, who Schuman said that other Ohio was averaging 20.4 points per cities are going to try to pass game prior to last night, shot just similar laws. Two of those 3-for-9 from the field in 35 min- towns are Defiance and Oxford. utes. Only his 4-for-4 night at the Ohio. free-throw line put him into dou- He said he hasn't fully reflect- ble figures, ed on what he had done, but he "(McLeod) has been guarding did say it was interesting from whoever he needs to guard as the point of social change. hard as he can possibly guard "It was quite a fascinating him," said BG coach Dan Dakich. process to see what it takes to "He's been having a phenomenal make a law when your coun- year and not just offensively. He's cilors and legislatures won't do been guarding everybody." it," he said. "Smoking is harmful leu Matela was solid with 14 whether you're a child or an points and 10 rebounds, his 30th adult. But 1 also feel good when career double-double, losh people come up to me and Almanson continued his run of thank me for my efforts or they inspired play, scoring eight points tell me they appreciate going to and being a constant presence in a smoke-free restaurant." the low post during his 19 min- But it has not been all good utes. comments for him since the Brent Klassen had an off night three months the ban has been after his 8-for-8 performance in effect. Some people have against Marshall Saturday. In 18 called him and expressed themselves creatively, but his minutes, he scored just five points philosophy was to talk to every- and grabbed two rebounds. body and explain it to them, The Falcons had trouble pulling even business owners. away in the first half, falling In typical political style, there behind as far as five at 17-12 just are those that opposed the law after the 13-minute mark. Then, and still oppose it. Most local they stuck their game in high gear businesses, mainly restaurants, and left it there for the remainder Mike lehmkutile BG News were against die law but were of the half, going on a 27-7 run to DUNK: Falcon center Lenny Matela explodes through the air for this second half dunk on Eastern Michigan. Matela and his Bowling Green forced to comply with it. Easy build a 37-22 lead with just under teammates eased past the Eagles last night at Anderson Arena. With this dunk, Matela scored 14 points, including 10 in the second half. Street Cafe had no problem with the law once it went into FALCONS PAGE 2 effect, while other businesses, such as Comer Grill, tried to rebel against it. CENTRAL MICHIGAN 50 AKRON 72 GEORGIA TECH 65 ST JOHNS 56 OHIO 64 TOLEDO 77 (3)MARYLAND 85 (11 (MIAMI FLORIDA 79 Under the ban, public places, C0L1EGE which include restaurants or bars, that make a third of their BUFFALO 63 KENT 73 (7)AIABAMA 52 MICHIGAN 43 sales from food, must have a No BASKETBAii BALL STATE 87 NORTHERN ILL 61 SOUTH CAROLINA .51 PURDUE 79 Smoking sign in their establish- ment, or they are violating the law. Easy Street Cafe had no prob- lem with putting one up, and the eight by 11 inch sign they Presentation given have up is hard to miss. But Peace Net to hold rally Corner Grill's sign would be easy to overlook in comparison. By Kimberly Dupps University students, faculty and ers that will talk for approxi- In fact, Schuman calls the small THE BG NEWS staff, as well as members of the mately three minutes. Many of on Black History sign "obtrusive." BG Peace Net meets outside community. the speakers will be from the When the words "smoking By Kara Hull tions," Nelson said. "Blacks were the Business Administration "President's Day is a day we other groups involved in the ban" first graced the ears of THE BG NEWS seen as a race that had made no building Monday through honor and respect the values by project who will also speak on local business owners two years Students gathered in the contributions to human civiliza- Friday at noon to stand for alter- which this country is founded other civil rights causes. ago, things became uncertain. Bowen-Thompson Student tion." Many wondered if it could get natives to the violence that the upon," said Sheri Wells-Jensen, "One's pride in a country can Union yesterday to discuss the An effort to reverse this view U.S. is carrying out in associate English professor and be tested when they know the passed and how it would affect purpose of Black History Month. was one of the main focuses of business if it did. Afghanistan and soon Iraq. member of BG Peace Net. "We truth of what's going on," Ellis The p resentation was given by Negro History Week. The members of the informal have see that our country is not said. According to Easy Street Cafe Angela M. S. Nelson, Associate "They (scholars) wanted to manager Terry Shelley, there group will spend President's living up to them." According to Ellis, the speak- Professor and Undergraduate neutralize the apparent igno- Day differendy. Along with the Bill Ellis, BG Peace Net and ers and the rally itself will has been no noticeable change Advisor in the department of rance of blacks and cut out in business. Everybody has Environmental Action Group, community member, said that express certain truths about the Popular Culture. deliberate distortions," Nelson Northwest Peace Coalition, the actions of the administra- U.S., which are to be a surprise, been complying with the ban, Black History Month, estab- said. "Scholars also wanted to but there have been some peo- Campus Greens, Amnesty tion and president do not pro- and raise a lot of questions. lished during the 1970S, began as have scientific studies of black International and Reach Out, mote a free country or live up to Information about U.S. actions ple who have tried smoking but Negro History Week in the 1920s. life and culture in America and were told to put them out BG Peace Net will hold a peace the ideals set forth in the State of will be available and a movie This week was founded by abroad." Michele Petrosino, a 3rd shift rally beginning at 2 p.m. outside the Union address. The rally will about the Gulf War will also be Carter G. Wbodson, a Harvard In order to aid researchers and the Education building. manager at Corner Grill, feels also confront "what our nation's shown. graduate and the second African future generations, the Journal different, though. She said it The Drum Circle will also be next steps" will be. The rally will begin on American to receive a doctorate of Negro History was established has affected the business slight- performing. Speakers will address the lack Monday at 2 p.m. outside the degree so research of African American ly, and it has upset many BG Peace Net is a grassroots of freedom found in the actions Education Building and move to "Wfoodson and other scholars behaviors and accomplish- patrons that used to come there group that began after the U.S. of the government as a part of the Union, weather permitting. felt there was a need to set aside ments could be published. after the bars closed to drink began bombing Afghanistan on the rally. Wells-Jensen said that If the weather is bad, the rally a time in the year to recognize 2 Thursday, February 14.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM McLeod, Falcons notch Smoking ban hinders blow out against Eastern many local businesses FALCONS, FROM PAGE 1 three minutes to play. At the end win was basically academic from 56 with just over two minutes left. BAN, FROM PAGE 1 nesses do not lose business with pie. of the first half, a Cory Ryan three- that point, FCevin Netter, who finished with bans on smoking. Rob Armstrong, spokesman pointer was nixed by a three-sec- "I thought the key to the game seven points in 12 minutes, put coffee and smoke cigarettes. The 'The bottom line is if a busi- for Bennett Enterprises, runs ond violation, but Ryan got some as much as anything was the start the exclamation point on the win prices have recently been raised ness loses five or ten percent of both Frisch's Big Boys in Bowling revenge at the defensive end, of the second half," Dakich said. with an alley-oop dunk that got al the restaurant. their business because of this, Green and said that it meets the blocking a shot by Eastern "We took a 13-point lead and the crowd on its feet — the ones "Now, in the middle of the and all the customers and work- codes of the ban. Armstrong Michigan's Michael Ross with turned it into a 19-point lead. that weren't already on their feet night when the bars close, some ers are better off, so be it," he said, "It is a good law, and we are under a minute to play. BG led 39- That was really important putting on their coats, anyway — people that wouldn't go to said. "If they can't stay in busi- happy to comply with it." 26 at the half. because you don't want them to for the game's final two points. Frisch's before go there now ness because of that and want to He is also happy that he can According to Dakich, the start get it back ro nine in a hurry." Turnovers were the Marianas since you can smoke there," she stay in business and allow smok- satisfy smokers at the same time. of the second half was the ful- BG's lead reached a high-water Trench in a sea of ocean-floor sta- said. ing, which they know harms The most common complaint crum of the game's momentum, mark at 24 three times, once at tistics for the Eagles. They In response, Schuman had people, should they be in busi- Schuman hears is that govern- and the Falcons kept it firmly tilt- 74-50 with just under six minutes coughed the ball up 21 times, 10 other ideas for the Comer Grills ness?" ment should not interfere with ed in their direction. BG opened to play, once at 78-54 with just in the first half. loss of business. The Frisch's Big Boy on how local businesses operate. the half on an 8-3 run, and the over four minutes left and at 80- "If Corner Grill is losing busi- Wooster has been taking away But he said that the government ness, and people are going to business from the Comer Grill has a long history of doing that Frisch's, I think it is probably because they, unlike most very thing. their food and not anything restaurants in town, have a "Restaurants have to cook else," Schuman said. "If you have smoking room. A business can their food to a certain tempera- a loyal customer, they are going have a smoking section if it is an ture, have smoke detectors, pay Professor gives speech to keep coming." enclosed area with a separate workers a minimum wage, and He also said he has no sympa- ventilation system. The separate various health codes," he said. thy for businesses. After doing room took a week to renovate "The government dictated all of on Black History Month research, he found that busi- and sits approximately 76 peo- these things." PRESENTATION. FROM PAGE 1 tells us that African Americans "Black popular culture is any are not the largest minority product created by a person According to Nelson, Black group in America anymore. with African descent that caus- There's Always Something New in Classifieds! History Month continues to Peculiarity challenges us to look es enjoyment or pleasure," allow the population to look at at the uniqueness of individu- Nelson said. "These products the current state of blacks in als, and production shows what can be artifacts, people or cere- America. blacks have produced in monies and activities." "We (Americans) should still America." "Successful people like Oprah have Black History Month to Blacks have particularly con- and Michael Jordan, are possi- consider population, peculiari- tributed to American popular ble because of the Civil Rights ty and production," Nelson culture through music and tele- movement and Black History said. "Looking at population vision. Month," Nelson said. tomorrow's traditions start with YOU, THE WEEKEND IS ALMOST HERE...THE WEEKEND IS ALMOST SIGMA NU FRAT E R N I T Y HERE...THE WEEKEND IS ALMOST HERE! !!

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Queen Elizabeth II makes Giuliani an honorary knight www.bgnews.com/nation LONDON (AP) — Brash, bold New York mel the rarefied world of royal pomp yesterday as Queen Elizabeth (I made former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani an honorary knight for his steadfastness after the Sept, 11 terrorist attacks. Former New York Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen and former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik became honorary Commanders of the British Empire. Both said they accepted the awards on behalf of the 366 New York police and firefighters killed when the World Trade Center fell, and the thousands who dug through the wreckage later. NATION Miss America unhappy?

BylOHNCURRAN "For the record, 1 love the job of crowning party at Trump Taj ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Miss America and am 100 per- Mahal Casino Resort, been asked ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. — cent in support of the Miss to pay for alterations to her Reports of her unhappiness have America Organization," she said. clothes and was regularly "in been greatly exaggerated, reign- She backed out of a scheduled trouble (with pageant officials) ing Miss America Katie Harman telephone interview with The for things that are not her fault." said yesterday. Associated Press earlier Renneisen said Harman's In an eight-page letter to Wednesday, she said she would bookings had picked up after a pageant directors this month, answer questions at a Friday post-Sept. 11 slump and that she Harman's parents had said the news conference. is on pace to earn $250,000 or 21-year-old collegian was upset The Feb. 3 letter was written by more in appearance fees during over unexpected fees, a lack of Glen and Darla Harman and sent her reign. lucrative bookings and rude to Robert Renneisen Jr., Miss "Over the past week, there have treatment of her parents. America CEO, who provided a been unauthorized comments in But in a prepared statement copy this week in response to a the news media indicating that I issued yesterday by the Miss request. am unhappy as Miss America America Organization, the for- They had complained that and that I have been 'mistreated'," mer Miss Oregon '.aid her new their daughter had been billed Harman's statement said. "These crown fits just fine. more than $2,200 for a post- statements are not true." LAUGHABLE: Miss America Katie Harman, left, laughs as Ashley Stidham tries on her crown during an autograph session Monday. An 8-page letter by Harman's parents to Pagent officials hint she is unhappy in her reign. Former student takes 28 hostage out of the classroom and tape up Arrigo, a 19-year-old sopho- began talking with them on a ordered to leave, Arrigo said. school year, said Arbelo kept to By JOHN CHRISTOFFERSEN the windows. And the man gave more from Boston, had seen a two-way radio that he had The next several hours includ- himself and did everything ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER what Arrigo called a "modem- young man in the corridor of brought with him. He demanded ed a lot of waiting. before sundown because of his FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Necole day Nazi statement." Canisius Hall on Tuesday, a few his statement be read to the "Most of the time, he was just poor eyesight. He usually ate din- Arrigo's class at Fairfield The standoff ended seven minutes before the "Voices of media, along with a list of books kind of goofy," she said. "At one ner when the cafeteria opened at University was discussing the hours later when the last of the 28 Medieval Women" religious- that he wanted the public to read. point he stood up and asked if 4 p.m. to avoid crowds and would concept of time when a con- hostages were released and a jit- studies class, and he looked out Police refused his demands anyone had cards or dice. He spend all night in the dorm fused-looking young man stum- tery Arbelo gave up without a of place. Arbelo, who is blind in one eye looked bored." room, Kriso said. bled into the room with what he struggle. No one was injured. The class' 27 students and pro- and three-quarters blind in the She said the hostage-taker "He used to talk about the New claimed was a bomb. Police said yesterday that the box fessor were discussing the differ- other and partially deaf, made a would stand with his back facing World Order and the concepts of The next few hours would did not contain a bomb. ence between normal time and student change the battery in the the students but reacted to the the Freemasons and storing seem like an eternity. "We didn't think that it was a the way time seems at peak radio and light a cigarette for slightest sound. When sheshifted things in his attic in the event of a Patrick Arbelo, 24, a legally joke, but we thought it might be moments of your life when the him. her weight it made a scratching takeover by a group like the blind 2001 graduate of the some sort of drill," Arrigo said in same man walked in. Soon, he began letting people sound and he screamed at her Freemasons," Kriso said. "He was Roman Catholic university, an interview yesterday, when "It was weird. The first 45 min- out of the classroom. and threatened to detonate the basically a hermit." announced to the class that he classes resumed. "Then we utes was really scary," Arrigo said. A few of the women who were bomb. Associate Professor Elizabeth was a member of "The National noticed the teacher was very ner- "He had no idea what he was "wailing" were the first to go. "I was planning on jumping A. Dreyer said she believes her United Federalist Socialist Party." vous." doing." Arrigo said. Others were excused out the window if he did any- class was chosen at random. She And he was holding a box with a Arbelo was arraigned yester- One student was able to signal when said they had to go to the thing stupid," she said. said she felt a "deep sympathy" wire sticking out of it. day on 28 counts of kidnapping. for help. bathroom. "People were just pre- Arbelo remained in the class- for Arbelo, but no anger: "He's a The man also had a knife early Bail was set at $1 million, and the A priest soon tried to enter the tending to be sick, but he caught room until about 11 p.m., an very disturbed person." in the ordeal, hostages said. judge also ordered a psychiatric class and that's when the man on," she said. hour after he released the last Fairfield University, which has He ordered the students to put exam. pulled out a baton and beat the There were only four male stu- hostage. He then gave up. about 5,000 undergraduate and their hands on their heads. He Arbelo's lawyer, William Neary, priest back, Arrigo said. dents in class. The largest of them Stephen Kriso, who roomed graduate students, is about 50 told them to toss their book bags had no comment. The police arrived and Arbelo was among the first hostages with Arbelo during the 1996-97 miles from New York City. UA0 Presents: Tfe (Baffroom (Bfitz

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Queen Elizabeth II makes Giuliani an honorary knight www.bsnews.com/nation LONDON (AP) — Brash, bold New York mel the rarefied world of royal pomp yesterday as Queen Elizabeth (I made former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani an honorary knight for his steadfastness after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Former New York Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen and former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik became honorary Commanders of the British Empire. Both said they accepted the awards on behalf of the 366 New York police and firefighters killed when the World Trade Center fell, and the thousands who dug through the wreckage later. NATION Miss America unhappy?

ByJOHNCURRAN "For the record, I love the job of crowning party at Trump Taj ASSOClATCD PRESS WRITER Miss America and am 100 per- Mahal Casino Resort, been asked ATLANTIC CITY, N.I. — cent in support of the Miss to pay for alterations to her Reports of her unhappiness have America Organization," she said. clothes and was regularly "in been greatly exaggerated, reign- She backed out of a scheduled trouble (with pageant officials) ing Miss America Katie Harman telephone interview with The for things that are not her fault." said yesterday. Associated Press earlier Renneisen said Harman's In an eight-page letter to Wednesday; she said she would bookings had picked up after a pageant directors this month, answer questions at a Friday post-Sept. 11 slump and that she Harman's parents had said the news conference. is on pace to earn $250,000 or 21-year-old collegian was upset The Feb. 3 letter was written by more in appearance fees during over unexpected fees, a lack of Glen and Darla Harman and sent her reign. lucrative bookings and rude to Robert Renneisen Ir„ Miss "Over the past week, there have treatment of her parents. America CEO, who provided a been unauthorized comments in But in a prepared statement copy this week in response to a the news media indicating that I issued yesterday by the Miss request. am unhappy as Miss America America Organization, the for- They had complained that and that I have been 'mistreated'," mer Miss Oregon '.aid her new their daughter had been billed Harman's statement said. "These crown fits just fine. more than $2,200 for a post- statements are not true." LAUGHABLE: Miss America Katie Harman, left, laughs as Ashley Stidham tries on her crown during an autograph session Monday. An 8-page letter by Harman's parents to Pagent officials hint she is unhappy in her reign. Former student takes 28 hostage out of the classroom and tape up Arrigo, a 19-year-old sopho- began talking with them on a ordered to leave, Arrigo said. school year, said Arbelo kept to BylOHNCHRISTOFFERSEN the windows. And the man gave more from Boston, had seen a two-way radio that he had The next several hours includ- himself and did everything • SSOCIMEO PRESS WRITER what Arrigo called a "modem- young man in the corridor of brought with him. He demanded ed a lot of waiting. before sundown because of his FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Necolc day Nazi statement." Canisius Hall on Tuesday, a few his statement be read to the "Most of the time, he was just poor eyesight. He usually ate din- Arrigo's class at Fairfield The standoff ended seven minutes before the "Voices of media, along with a list of books kind of goofy," she said. "At one ner when the cafeteria opened at University was discussing the hours later when the last of the 28 Medieval Women" religious- that he wanted the public to read. point he stood up and asked if 4 p.m. to avoid crowds and would concept of lime when a con- hostages were released and a jit- studies class, and he looked out Police refused his demands anyone had cards or dice. He spend all night in the dorm fused-looking young man stum- tery Arbelo gave up without a of place. Arbelo, who is blind in one eye looked bored." room, Kriso said. bled into the room with what he struggle. No one was injured. The class' 27 students and pro- and three-quarters blind in the She said the hostage-taker "He used to talk about the New claimed was a bomb. Police said yesterday that the box fessor were discussing the differ- other and partially deaf, made a would stand with his back facing World Orderand the concepts of The next few hours would did not contain a bomb. ence between normal time and student change the battery in the the students but reacted to the the Freemasons and storing seem like an eternity. "We didn't think that it was a the way time seems at peak radio and light a cigarette for slightest sound. When she shifted things in his attic in the event of a Patrick Arbelo, 24, a legally joke, but we thought it might be moments of your life when the him. her weight it made a scratching takeover by a group like the blind 2001 graduate of the some sort of drill," Arrigo said in same man walked in. Soon, he began letting people sound and he screamed at her Freemasons," Kriso said. "He was Roman Catholic university, an interview yesterday, when "It was weird. The first 45 min- out of the classroom. and threatened to detonate the basically a hermit." announced to the class that he classes resumed. "Then we utes was really scary," Arrigo said. A few of the women who were bomb. Associate Professor Elizabeth was a member of "The National noticed the teacher was very ner- "He had no idea what he was "wailing" were the first to go, "I was planning on jumping A. Dreyer said she believes her United Federalist Socialist Party" vous." doing." Arrigo said. Others were excused out the window if he did any- class was chosen at random. She And he was holding a box with a Arbelo was arraigned yester- One student was able to signal when said they had to go to the thing stupid," she said. said she felt a "deep sympathy wire sticking out of it. day on 28 counts of kidnapping. for help. bathroom. "People were just pre- Arbelo remained in the class- for Arbelo, but no anger: "He's a The man also had a knife early Bail was set at $1 million, and the A priest soon tried to enter the tending to be sick, but he caught room until about 11 p.m., an very disturbed person." in the ordeal, hostages said. judge also ordered a psychiatric class and that's when the man on," she said. hour after he released the last Fairfield University, which has He ordered the students to put exam. pulled out a baton and beat the There were only four male stu- hostage. He then gave up. about 5,000 undergraduate and their hands on their heads. He Arbelo's lawyer, William Neary, priest back, Arrigo said. dents in class. The largest of them Stephen Kriso, who roomed graduate students, is about 50 told them to toss their book bags had no comment. The police arrived and Arbelo was among the first hostages with Arbelo during the 1996-97 miles from New York City. 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U-Wire Editorial YOU DECIDE pastoral care over decades. from taking action, pursued to report known offenders to Efforts to continually suppress Columbus, Ohio What should happen to Geoghan was defrocked in 1998 secret out-of-court settlements, authorities. They have repeatedly information and avoid dealing priests who are sex and convicted of indecent and allowed Geoghan to remain, allowed priests they knew to be with problems by re-circulating Charges of child molestation offenders? assault and battery against a 10- his true nature hidden by his molesters to continue in careers known abusers is entirely inap- within the Catholic Church have year-old boy two weeks ago. superiors in pastoral positions. of pastoral care that brought propriate and unacceptable. Go to www.bgnews.com/opinion This outrage has been covered This is one example of a wide- been popping up in the news to respond. Results will be them into contact with children. Federal governmental officials extensively in The Boston Globe, spread and very serious prob- Allegations of sexual miscon- with increasing frequency. In updated frequently. long ago endured the conse- Massachusetts two weeks ago, that Law, his predecessor, lem. Over several decades, high duct span beyond the Catholic Catholic priests across the Cardinal Humberto S. Medeiros, church officials have been Church. Many leaders within quences of an attempted cover- Archdiocese of Boston read from and dozens of other church offi- increasingly aware that priests various religious communities up. The result: It blows up in your amid outrage in Massachusetts face. their pulpits, as ordered, a letter over the revelations that a priest cials had for decades ignored under their control were using have been asked to address con- of admission and apology from of the archdiocese, the Rev. lohn and/or minimized compelling their offices to sexually assault cerns about complaints of child In the case of the Catholic Cardinal Bernard E Law, the Geoghan, had allegedly commit- evidence against Geoghan. boys in their care. abuse. Church, we recommend swift archbishop of Boston. ted acts of sexual abuse against The church officials discour- These church officials have This is a travesty that must be action and public condemna- The letter was forced from law dozens of boys entrusted to his aged parents of molested boys covered up the truth and refused addressed out in the open. tion. Greeks work hard PEOPLE ON THE STREET to raise DM money

that it is not who or how much, MATTGUGGENBILLER Are you giving any- but that you are participating. thing up for Lent? If Guest Columnist A logical question that arises, then, is why Mr. Foust even so, what? I am writing in response to raised the point that Greek the criticism of "Dance organizations raise a large Marathon: Doing it for who?" amount of money for DM. The author of the letter lakes First, it is because the thrust of offense at the statement made his article is that this fact in that article that the Greek should not cause Greeks to lose community raises a large por- sight of why we have DM or to tion of the money for Dance lose sight of the important con- It **■ m Marathon. She then begins a tributions made by the entire tirade regarding how this article Bowing Green community. HTEHS TO THE EDITOR exemplifies focus being taken I lowevcr, it is true that Greeks from the kids and placed on are quick to mention the work will not be achieved simply by STUDENT organizations, how Greeks have that we do for DM. Perhaps it is parading around and boasting a We should an unfair advantage over other because we exist in an era trophy president in an attempt to KIM BERTKE organizations in fundraising. where unfounded stereotypes hide the fact that we are the JUNIOR laugh at and ends by implying that and misinformed opinions "whitest" campus in the state or Greek students are spoiled kids about the Greek community Freedom of by promoting the ridiculous cha- "I'm giving up choco- ourselves whose wealthy parents support are very popular; thus, Greeks rade that are our "Core Values." late. It's going to he their DM donations. feel the need to advertise their speech is given True equality and diversity will Let me begin by stating that I This is a response to real hard!" successes in an attempt to dis- be achieved by allowing unpopu- agree with the idea that it is "Columnists views about women pel these beliefs. The Greek to all lar ideas to be expressed and unimportant who raises bad." Ok, I'll be the first to admit contribution to DM is one such properly confronted in civilized money for DM or how much that Matt Sussman's article was success. Although I agree with many of public discourse and debate not they raise; every dollar is not the best in the world. In closing, I would like to the conclusions drawn by Ms. simply by censoring the views we money that goes to help a However, it was definitely not the take exception to the implica- Jennifer Lake about Mr. dont like child. However, if Mr. Foust's tion that Greeks are rich kids anti-everything/everyone Nazi Sussman's column and whole- RAUL CAN0 piece in "The Gavel" is consid- whose parents underwrite their propaganda it was made out to heartedly support her standpoint STUDEUT ered in its entirety, it becomes fundraising from swollen bank be. I'm not saying that I totally ("Columnist Views About clear that this is his wry argu- accounts. Not only is this an agree with the entire article, but Women Bad," BG News 2/13), ment. He writes that Greeks Mr. SIIV.II KIII did bring up some there is a particular line that We decide our should exercise caution to untrue yet sadly common interesting points, and since Ms. bothered me. In her tirade, Ms. LISA LYNCH ensure that winning the Gold stereotype of members of the lake obviously missed Mr. Lake states, "An article so based future, not our SOPHOMORE Cup or Spirit Award does not Greek community, it also fails Sussman's blatant sarcasm, I will on stereotypes and mass gener- overshadow the ultimate goal to recognize that, like their gladly be the first girl to say that I alizations as "Girls: Can't live with "I'm giving up bills." of DM; helping children. non-Greek counterparts, Greek can be ditzy. It is also true that them or without them" should last name Furthermore, Mr. Foust clearly participants in DM work "most people are stupid until have never seen the light of day. explains that he feels that incredibly hard to raise the Sept. 11 was my birthday. proven smart." Notice he used There is no excuse for its having Greek organizations must resist money for CMN. In addition, I Five thousand people died on the word people, not just girls. been featured on the opinion the temptation to compare find this stereotype appalling at This article was meant to be page..." I'm sorry Ms. Lake, but that day. their donations with each other a personal level because I know humorous, not to be offensive. It your conclusion hints at censor- I believe King George was and with non-Greek organiza- how hard I and many of my was written to make us think and ship, and that is something nei- seeking Love when he sent out fi*4 tions and encourages Greeks to counterparts work to have the laugh about how stupid our ther the University, community, his hit men against us- all the remember that, "In 15 years, no privilege of attending the views about the opposite sex can or myself should stand behind. I indulgences and excesses in this one is going to remember who University and to be active be. Let's face it, the world would would like to remind you that the world, all the pleasures and all won the DM Gold Cup in members of the Greek commu- be a pretty dull place if we could- purpose of the academy is to the High's - hey - what's wrong 2002..." Thus, it seems that nity. DM is for the kids. n't laugh at ourselves. If we had serve as the marketplace of ideas with that? (sigh) Government everyone involved; Mr. Foust, Personal attacks and competi- to get rid of all of the racial, eth- (and by that I mean ALL ideas). operates on moral authority, and ANDREA WILHELM myself and the woman who tion should never be allowed to nic and sexual humor out there Censoring speech solely because Aristocracy seeks to undermine SOPHOMORE criticized the article, all agree overshadow that fact. in the world, we would be left we disagree with the content is that authority. The goals of each witry the "why did the chicken not only wrong—it reeks of are opposed. Government starts "I'm giving up stress." cross the road?" jokes. We would tyranny (Remember "Fuck the with a conscience and works up have to say goodbye to practical- Draft?" Orwell's 1984?) How are to the president. Aristocracy lyatf of the sitcoms on television. we supposed to properly refute starts with a king and works See ya later "Friends"! Bye-bye ludicrous arguments like the one down. Aristocracy uses evolu- READ THE "Simpsons"! How about Gary presented by Mr. Sussman if they tionary, genealogical, family trees Urson, the author of Vie Far are not even given the opportu- to determine social structure. Side? Are we gonna take him out nity of being open to debate? Ms. Government's Constitution guar- back and shoot him for compar- Lake, keep in mind that just like antees all men and the family ing a man to a toad? Please. My you have a fundamental right to names they carry are created point here is this: Heaven forbid express your opinion, Mr. equal. Our lives should be of our NEWS ONLINE we should laugh at ourselves and Sussman is also protected by own choosing and not pre-deter- the stupid emotions we have. those very rights. Freedom of mined by some family tree Our This includes guys and girls. Oh speech is a two-way street and government craves respect. We LIZ PECEK yeah. FYI Ms. Lake, Mr. applies to all people in this coun- all came from Adam and Eve- SENIOR Sussman's love life is anything try, whether or not we like the remember? "My boyfriend!" WWW.BGNEWS.COM but dismal - because I am the views being set forth by many of main aspect of it! its inhabitants. True "equality" DAVID HISE JULIE THIBAULT and "diversity" at this University STUDENT

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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY McLeod thuds, but scores 32 STEPHANIE SAMS points before finally making his GYMNASTICS Dakich keeps star in way to the bench with just under She scored a career for duration of three minutes to go. Why did Dakich leave McLeod high 9.800 on the blowout despite in for so long after the thud? bars last weekend, hard fall. Dakich has plenty of reasons. tying a career-high. "We're playing Buffalo two By Nick Hurm years ago, and we're up 28 with She has helped the THE BG NCOS seven minutes to go," Dakich said. Falcons to a 10-1 There was just over eight min- "The game gets to three points record thus far. utes left in the second half of the with under a minute to go." Bowling Green-Eastern Michigan Dakich continued naming contest when BG forward Brent game after game of instances Klassen connected on a bucket to where big leads went from mighty put the Falcons up by 20. to minuscule. The Falcons forced a turnover "At Indiana one year, we are up on the Eagles' next possession, eight with 55 seconds to go," and Keith McLeod exploded Dakich continued. "We don't miss down the court towards the hoop. a free throw during that time, but Eastern guard Ricky Cottrill the game goes into overtime and stepped in to negate McLeod's we lose. scoring opportunity, but the "Last year we are up 27 here senior All-American candidate against Miami of Ohio with four soared above his defender and minutes to go and they cut it to 13 somehow managed to drop the with two minutes to go and have a BRENT K1ASSEN ball in the bucket and draw a foul. three in the air. That three goes in Thud. McLeod's body smacked and they start fouling and we start MEN'S BASKETBALL against the cold wooden floor. A missing next thing you know..." moment of silence followed from Point taken. The senior scored 16 the crowd. "All it has to do is happen to you points Saturday vs. The Falcon faithfuls held their one time," Dakich said. "Even breaths for a second as McLeod when I watch a game on televi- Marshall, on 8-8 stayed down. Finally, he slowly sion, I'll see a team up by 25 and shooting and tallied picked himself off the floor. He wonder why they have this guy in five points last night sunk his free throw, and the game there. You don't want that to hap- pen. That's why I kept McLeod in against Eastern continued. McLeod had 26 points by that point. there." Michigan. From Watching your go-to guy hit the Could there be other intentions Kimbau, Nebraska, floor can be a traumatic experi- for McLeod to stay in? Die-hard Klassen has started ence, especially for a head coach. fans could come to the conclu- It wasn't traumatic enough for BG sion that Dakich might have kept 23 of 24 games this coach Dan Dakich to take him in the game so he could score a couple more buckets and raise year and is~averaging McLeod, though. It obviously did- MtMMhrBQMM 3.6 points per game. n't stunt McLeod's game, either, as he went on to score six more MCLEOD, PAGE 6 BIG WIN: Keith McLeod had another big game last night against Eastern Michigan, scoring 32. Happy Thursday... "Time is Read the 3G News!!! running out" 352-B717 CREENBRIAR Hours: SREENIRIAIt, INC. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm S.il. 'I.IIII I Mill

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"Deurloo was recruited by However, their 7-16 record over- Tennessee, and she's one of the all and 4-8 record in conference best interior players in the con- play do not exemplify the ference, so I have to try my best his scoring percentage, improvement BG has shown to contain her," Kapferer said. which coming into the game throughout this season. "Gallert and Samuelson proba- was sixth best in the country Tonight, the Falcons will look bly have the fastest backcourt at 23 ppg. The even more to continue improving and try we've faced all season, and we dedicated fans might realize to build some momentum will need to stop them from get- that McLeod has 1700 points and is now only 238 heading down the stretch as ting fast break points for their they take on the Western team." points away from the all- Michigan Broncos. The Falcons head into the time scoring record at BG. WMU enters the game boast- game very confident despite the It would a long shot for ing a 12-10 record with an 8-3 consecutive losses. Following McLeod to average the 47 mark in conference play and a the game against the Broncos, ppg he needs to take the recent 95-88 victory over BG takes to the road for two cru- title away from Anthony Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne. cial games and returns home to Stacey. If the Falcons go deep into the post season, Sophomore Kelly Kapferer conclude the regular season. feels that containing Western But for now, the Falcons are that number reduces dra- matically. Michigan's scorers would be looking to get back on track. one of the keys to victory. "We're still a very confident "It's something I never thought of, to be honest "Western Michigan is a team, and a win here would put superb offensive team, and us on top of the world, as far as with you," Dakich sail". Coach Miller has really been momentum goes," Kapferer "Now I'm going' to start thinking about it. Now you stressing the importance of said. "We've had good practices. put it in my head, and he's Chris Schookr BG Nws defense for us to win this game," Now we have to go out and fol- going to start playing 40 Kapferer said. "They have a lot low our game plan." GET AWAY: Falcon delenseman Taylor Christie battles Western Michigan's Paul Glynn. BG hosts last of scorers, but if we can contain The tip-off is scheduled for minutes a night ... So now it becomes who I like better, their low posts players and tran- 7:00 p.m. at Anderson Arena. place Lake Superior this weekend. Faceoff both nights is 7:05 at the BGSU Ice Arena. Stacev or Mcl.eod." McLeod named to Marlins, Devil Rays saved from contraction By Ronald Blum Judiciary Committee, which also consider accepting a competi- Hutterwonh, who in 1992 sued IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS is considering legislation to fur- tive-balance draft in the next to try to get the San Francisco All-District team WASHINGTON —The Florida ther restrict baseball's antitnist labor contract. Giants to move to Tampa Hay. Marlins and Tampa Bay Devils exemption. — DuPuy said owners had joked with Feinstein, who point- WWW 8GSUFttC0NS.COM Indiana. He joins an elite group Rays were among the original Baseball commissioner Hud never discussed using contrac- ed out he was now suing to pre- Bowling Green State of former BGSU basketball candidates for elimination this Selig, who frustrated members tion to gel leverage to obtain vent possible moves of Florida new ballparks for (he threatened University senior men's basket- standouts to earn this coveted year, baseball's top lawyer told of the House panel with his teams. ball player Keith Mcl£od has the Senate Judiciary Committee sometimes-evasive answers, did teams. accolade, as the sixth Falcon to "We'll trade the Marlins for the been named first-team All- yesterday. not testify this time. — Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., earn first-team honors. Other San Francisco Giants," he said. District by the National former BGSU honorees include Bob DuPuy, chief legal officer Among yesterday's revela- claimed that just a week before Association of Basketball of major league baseball, said as tions: Selig said Ian. 17 that The legislation to eliminate Anthony Stacey (2000), Antonio baseball's antitrust exemption Coaches (NABC) and Pontiac. Daniels (1997), Howard many as 18 teams were on the — Union head Donald l-ehr Washington was a "prime candi- was proposed in November after The 150 student-athletes, from Komives (1964), Al Bianchi list considered for folding. The committed to increasing rev- date" for getting a relocated team, baseball officials had told 15 districts, are now eligible for (1954), and Charles Share Minnesota Twins and Montreal enue sharing, but management the sport decided to eliminate Expos later were picked as the officials said the players' initial Watkins "it was a waste of time to the NABC/Pontiac Division I (1950). two teams. The House commit- two target teams. proposal was to raise the discuss relocation of a team to All-Amcrican Team which will Mcleod also is one of three tee was to debate the bill yester- "There were a number of amount of locally shared rev- Washington, DC." be announced at the conclu- MAC players to earn first-team day, but its sponsor, Michigan sion of the 2001-2002 NCAA teams that were contraction enue from 20 percent to 22.5 As at most baseball hearings Democrat John Conyers Jr., All-District distinction. Ball percent, rather than the 50 per- before Congress, there was plen- men's basketball season. candidates, including teams asked for a postponement State's Theron Smith (District from the state of Florida." he said cent in the owners' plan. ty of color. Sen. Diane Feinstein. McLeod, who leads the MAC The committee's Republican 10) and Marshall's Tamar Slay when questioned by committee — DuPuy said Alabama busi- D-Calif., railed against "exorbi- and is sixth in the country in (District 4) also were recognized chairman Patrick I. Leahy, D-Vt. nessman Donald Watkins had tant" player salaries and I-eahy majority claimed it was because scoring at 23 points per game, by the NABC. Ohio's Brandon The 2 1/2-hour hearing was "submitted at least a preliminary brought along a cap from his he didn't have sufficient votes for was a first-team All-District 10 Hunter (District 10) and Kent far less contentious and far more offer to acquire the Minnesota home-state Vermont Expos, a approval, a committee official selection representing the State's Trevor Huffman (District informative than a similar ses- Twins." Class-A team. said on the condition of NCAA I institutions in Ohio and 10) were second-team choices. sion held Dec 6 by the House — Fehr said the union would Florida Attorney General Bob anonymity.

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The days of the multi-million dollar, mulli -album/ multi-pic- ture deal are officially over. last year, Mariah Carey left Sony and signed a deal worth million dollars with Virgin Records. I ler first album for her new label, (Hitter, would be released along with a film of WillHoge on path to music stardom the same name. Everything looked like it was going to go Story by Dan Nied Illustration by Matt Ivey and Erica Minix fine until Mariah had a nervous breakdown. The film crashed The Hard 1 lat Cafe looks like it should chunkier version of'N'Sync's lance Bass. band is inherently impeding that reality. and burned at the box office, have a row of shimmering Harleys lined V* embark up the stairs with Hoge "We got two more songs, and then the while the album did not meet up neady in front waiting to be knocked leaving half his order of fries on the bar. reason you came, OAR., will be out sales expectations. over in a domino effect. As I arrive on a Dressed in a denim jacket and dark here," He promises the crowd. "We'll be EMI, the company that owns brisk December night, I wonder what blue jeans, Hoge chooses to sit on the out of your hair in just a few minutes." Virgin records, decided to get kind of wonderland-from-hell characters wood-paneled floor in the middle of the The humility may have been lost on Mariah out of the house. They did so with a $28 million pay- lurk inside the walls of this supposed gigantic room. It is die kind of room that the crowd, but perhaps it was that few off. According to music hall hidden in a dark comer of is perfect, if not for the occasional hole in people actually wanted I loge to leave the mtvnews.com, she also gets to Toledo's slums. Inside I expect a homeless the floor, for inline hockey. I loge's skinny stage. keep the $21 million for signing man wrapped in newspaper, but not my body and rushing hair helps him fit die Based on live shows, Hoge's music has with the label, brining her total- target - Will Hoge, rising rock musician. mold of a rock star. Yet he seems reserved, carried him on tour with the likes of The ly payday for the album to $49 I first found out about I loge when his not flashy, calm, instead of neurotic. He's Wallflowers, lohn Mellencamp and million. debut album Carousel mysteriously more proud poet tiian starving artist, Midnight Oil. Along with the money paid appeared on my desk. I popped it into clearly more Bob Dylan than Gene Graciously, discussions with to Mariah, EMI lost money the CD player, and from the first twangs Simmons. Wallflowers lead singer lakob Dylan never elsewhere. Think of the mil- and bouncy riffs of "She don't care about His look fits his sound. His voice turned to his famous father Bob, who lions of dollars in advertising used to promote the album. me," one of Carousel's standout tracks, whines just slightly less than Counting Hoge has been compared with at least a Think of all the money that was Will I loge became my pick for the next Crows' crooner Adam Duritz, but it does- few times. '• spent making those music sure thing n't lack for any of Duritz's power. "He never asked me about my father, videos. Don't forget about all One thing led to another, interviews Carousel, is framed by his earthy vocals in so I never asked him about his," Hoge the expenses that come with were set for Hoge's December date in front of a talented and polished backing said while sitting on that wooden floor in travelling to promote the Toledo with local favorite OAR., and all band. the second floor of the I lard 1 lat. record, shipping the CD, and of a sudden I'm freezing in the Hard Hat On Carousel, Hoge and his band run Success has come fairly rapidly for the for making the CD itself. There parking lot, wondering if I found the right the gamut of emotions and musical influ- 27-year-old Hoge. Most bands toil around was money to be lost all place. The name on the marquee ences. It's an album that could, and for a few albums, perfecting their inde- around the board. matched, but die look just didn't say should, have Hoge mentioned in the pendent craft and waiting hopelessly for Now, the company that signed her, EMI, is facing seri- "New roots of rock to be laid tonight." same breath as great modem singer- a record company to make them full- ous problems. A combination Through the door I go expecting, if not songwriters like Ryan Adams, Pete Yom time musicians. Hoge instead cut Of slumping album sales and a homeless man, then a rotund character and David Gray but with a definite rock Carousel and caught the attention the whole Mariah contract is in a leather vest and leather cabdrivers twist. Adantic who signed his band ain serving a double dose of woe. hat to knife me in die stomach and make Hoge's emotion spurs die album and is been building him up ever since. According New Musical my visit to the Hard Hat a short and a main reason for the converted fans his While Hoge is far from a Express's website, die label is painful one. band gets opening for bands like OAR household name and his being forced to condense all of instead, I find an actual bar, sans stab- In fact, OAR. members are converted band is far less known their artists down to two labels, bings, almost quaint in its checkered floor Hoge fans themselves. During Hoge's Tom Petty's Heartbreakers Capitol and Virgin. If things get bad enough, the name EMI will patterns and female bartenders in just- sound check at the Hard Hat, impressed or Bruce Springsteen's cease to exist as everything too-tight shirts. A beer is ordered and as I OAR. drummer Chris Culos pays E-Street band, die four of comes together. fumble for compensation, 1 tell the bar- homage to die opening band. them have shown the The aftermath from the tender I'm there to interview Will Hoge. "These guys are real rock stars," Culos moxie, enthusiasm and Mariah Carey fiasco is proof "Down at the end of the bar," she says. coos. "They go all out on stage, jumping song-writing skills enough that the entertainment I—for some reason astonished that up and down going nuts for the fans." to succeed around the south industry cannot spend millions she knew Hoge was slated to play her bar Indeed, Hoge's on-stage persona is and slowly but surely of dollars to keep artists at a that night — look to my left at two men much more visible than off-stage. He build a base audience in label or for an actor to make a sitting about 30 feet away, mashing their holds his guitar away from his body and other parts of the country. series of films. For one, artists are going to faces with french fries and bottied water. leaps into the air seemingly with every Toledo is no different. have to prove that they have It's Hoge and, what I would later leam. crescendo of drummer Kirk Yoquelet. During OAR's set, staying power and that they are bass player Tres Sasser. During harmonies, he joins lead gui- Hoge is holed up in the worth the money. Heck, if you I approach cautiously, wondering if tarist Brian Layson at his microphone back comer of the Hard are willing to pay me $49 mil- Hoge, this soutiiem boy from Nashville lagger/Richards style. Hat at his merchandise lion, I'll make a crappy album, who had fairly recendy signed with Tonight he's captured the crowd more table, as newfound fans too. Audiences these days are Adantic Records, would accept a college than most opening acts could hope to. At trickle by to engage in fickle. What is hot today will not interviewer with open arms or be dis- the same time, he realizes that these peo- conversation with a lie hot tomorrow. Sony spent turbed by the fact that someone he's ple from northwest Ohio have most likely man they've just heard millions promoting Michael never met would interrupt these precious never heard of him or his bandmates. He of but will not soon lackson's Invincible, only to see it sell below expectations. Teen hours before a gig. acknowledges the fan that he could get forget. pop acts, like Backstreet Boys He seems happy. on stage and play a 25 minute version of The crowd knows no matter how dusty and N"Sync, are in even greater "Hey, man. let's go upstairs to do this," the "William Tell Overture" and the audi- and run down the Hard Hat is, on danger as their fans grow up. Hoge says right after he introduces me ence still wouldn't notice who he was. this night it shed a light upon the future Record labels also need to be and Tres, who looks like a slightly older, Hoge knows they paid for OAR., and his of rock n'roll. more responsible when it comes to signing artists. A multi-album deal can be very nice for a label if an artist does well. However, if something UAO takes over Union for 'Ballroom Blitz' along the scope of Glitter hap- pens, the results are disastrous. By Lisa Bettinger tables from several different the competition are Pinewood, Sanctus Real is a four man Fighters, Goo Goo Dolls, and Try signing artists to a smaller THE ec NfUfS student organizations, includ- labez, Corey Hawkey, When band from Toledo. They formed Weezer and put diem in a deal. Tomorrow afternoon, ing Dance Marathon and Black Words Fail, Phil Weilmau, 1120 in 1996 and their list of influ- blender. It's an emo-pop rock Long term deals can also University Activities Student Union. Entertainment Band, Chaotic Euphoria, and ences include classic rock and sound." backfire if an artist becomes Organization will be taking over includes karate demonstra- Wbodside Quinn. mainstream pop. Their single RedWantingBlue will be com- successful. If they see that there the Bowen-Thompsori Student tions, palm and tarot card read- According to Ohler, the eight "Won't Walk Away" was a radio ing to the Union shortly after a is more money to be made, Union with the "Union Bash ings, and jugglers. bands will be competing for favorite in northwest Ohio. M ild (nit gig in support of The they will try to leave. This leads and Ballroom Blitz." The festivi- "This is just one of the many cash prizes. First place comes " I think they (the audiencel Swinging Lovehammers at the to lawsuits and mudslinging. ties kick off at 3 p.m. and go on Union kick-pff bashes," he said, with a $500 prize, second place can expect a good rock and roll House of Blues in Chicago. The So what does this all mean to until 10 pm Admission is free "It's a big party for students. will be worth $300, and die show. We're looking forward to band calls Columbus their to all of die activities during the playing the Bowling Green adoptive home. Along with the average music fan? Have This is one long rowdy day of third place winners will take event. fun stuff." home $200. Feldhaus said that campus," said Mark Graalman, opening duties during Rock the you seen the price of a CD late- According to UAO vice presi- Perhaps one of the most the bands will begin playing at drummer for Sanctus Real. He Flock, the band has played with ly? Yeah, they are high. Why are dent Jordan Ohler, UAO has noteworthy events will be the 2:30 p.m., and the winner will added that the band has played Our lady Peace, Fuel, Staind, they so high? Greed. Artists reserved almost every room in Battle of the Bands, which will be announced between Sanctus smaller shows on campus but and Kid Rock. want money. Labels want the Union. In the movie theater, be followed by a concert from Real and RedWantingBlue's sets. nothing as large as the show on Feldhaus said that events money. They only think about there will be highlight films, RedWantingBlue. The last time Friday. would be going on all day and making the big money. It's including the BG football game "Wfe've had a great response RedWantingBlue performed on "We're excited about that," he that students could stop by almost like gambling; they against Northwestern and the from bands," said Lisa campus, they were opening for said. between classes." It's just going don't think about the risks men's basketball game against Feldhaus, UAO director of pro- Everclear during Rock the Flock. Graalman went on to to be so much fun," she said, involved. It's about time that the University of Michigan. gramming, about the battle. The band Sanctus Real will describe the band's sound. "It's "The Union is the place to be they da There will also be information The artists who will be part of opening the show. kinda like if you took the Foo Friday." > « f I 8 Thursday, February 14, 2002 NOW MUSIC & MORE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Voulkos creates on campus By David W.Storie the wheel as well as learn aico Tqi3«ef^gpa lilt 16 HEWS form nine other artists who KMFDM "Alone" The piano part is fan- In a room covered by a thin are friends of Voulkos. All of Attack cied up and recorded very clean, layer of clay dust, tucked away the other artists brought resulting in an awkward power in the Fine Arts Center, a slab of here as part of "Peter ballad conjuring the disparate clay slowly takes shape on a pot- Voulkos and Friends" are If you are wondering what nationally or internationally image of a Liberace imperson- ter's wheel, widening and nar- KMFDM will sound like on a known, according to ator moonlighting with a rock rowing under the artist's experi- full-length album after its Roberts. reunion, you can either wait band. enced hands. The room is lightly Unless you are an obsessive coated by dust from the clay, Voulkos' influential work until April when Attok hits the is based in the cubist school. shelves, or you can just listen to Bodom, Sinergy, or Stratovarius and flash bulbs pop as photog- fan, there's really no need to hunt raphers try to catch every aspect His style of abstract expres- any other KMFT>M album, sionist ceramics broke away this down. I m sure the chance of the process. because that is pretty much from the traditions of pot- what Attack sounds like. for personal artistic expression The process of ceramics mak- ing may not be accompanied by tery and ceramics. His There is nothing particularly was worth it for Wirman. For Chris Isaak you, it likely wont be such intent interest most of the works typically fall into one new or unusual on the album, of three forms. Stacks are the at least not for this band. It is, Always Got Tonight Grade Df time, but then, most people who -BradKtypchak work in ceramics are not Peter largest of these and bear a all told, a good album, but it is passing resemblance to an just more of the same for the Chris Isaak has been able to do Voulkos. patio fireplace. The smaller German industrial band. That what few artists have been able to "Peter Voulkos is the most do. He is a successful actor along important living ceramic artist," works are typically described is not exactly a bad thing. Agathodaimon as either ice buckets or plat- KMFDM has a sound that has with having a successful music said Steve Roberts of the ceram- Chapter III ics department. "He was the first ters. earned it a very loyal audience, career. Voulkos begins his works With his hit show, "The Chris to raise ceramics to the level of a and this will not alienate them. On disc number three, by throwing clay onto a pot- The sound is exactly what you Isaak Show," Isaak has recieved fine art in the '50s and '60s." Peter Voulkos, Bucci, stoneware, Germany's Agathodaimon basi- Students now have an oppor- ter's wheel and letting it take 2000. should expect, well-crafted rave reviews for his acting Now, cally stick to fairly standard the question of whether he still tunity to watch Voulkos work at shape. He then adds additional industrial with a superb beat. It Scandinavian death metal while parts to the result of the wheels. Those interested in Voulkos' has his musical chops comes into would have been better if it adding a little bonus texture as On others, he cuts away from and Friends' work can view was not already on every other play. the disc rounds itself out It's here selected pieces at the Always Got Tonight sounds the sculptures to create spaces album from KMFDM and not that Chapter m shifts from com- and textures. Stage by stage, the Wannkelman Gallery. There are terribly unique in the world of pretty much like any other Chris pletely forgettable into a also opportunities to view the Isaak album. He has not gone off works take shape. Once they are industrial. This CD would fat begrudging respect for trying shaped, the works are stabilized artist at work for fee of $20 a day and done some brand new well into a collection of something a little different I still by an initial firing The nearly or $50 for three days. KMFDM or complete a collec- sound. Isaak sticks to his mix of don't enjoy it, but at least they "It is really exciting to have an country and rockabilly music finished sculptures are sent to tion in one disk. One more tried. Bowling Green for their final fir- artist of the caliber to come in thing, bands should under- with a touch of the California surf Like all death metal, one has to and spend this kind of time sound. Peter Voulkos ing in the art school's wood kilns stand that there is a limit to a reach an acceptance with the by students, according to here," said Teri Sharp, director of number of times they can sing "Let Me Down Easy" is proba- growled vocal style. On most of Photo courtesy of the School media relations. of Art Roberts. about themselves and still get bly familiar to most who have these tracks, the level of distor- any respect; that line is being seen commercials for the show. tion accentuates the edge of crossed here. It's a nice choice for the first sin- extremes. The lows rumble and Grade B- gle. Along with Isaaks signature the higher registers can best be -DaiM W. Stone sound, it shows a bit more of a described as sounding like static. pop influence than some of his Musically, performances are fairly Larson entertains at Cosmo's Lindsay Pagano earlier hits have. standard. On the occasional Love&Faith&lnspiration The CD's title track has a more By Andrea Wilhekn true entertainer, 20-year:old songs weren't enough, this hyperspeed tracks, the drum THE BC MtWS Larson's incorporations of blues, seven-year veteran of the guitar of a rock edge to it with its strong sound resembles a metronome Honestly, I must have lis- guitar work. It is one of the sin- For the fun-loving Friday jazz, rock and several other scene has found ample time to tened to "Everything U R" by click track making them even nighters who are looking for styles are comparable to the skill write over 30 Brent Larson origi- gles that seems to have less of harder to listen to. Where the Undsay Pagano 30 times the rockabilly flavor and more of a something to do before the and outstanding ability of a life- nals that won't get out of your first day I had the CD. like the disc does succeed are on the party, stop in at Cosmo's long musician. And, like a true head once they've found their rock sound to it, but it still man- slower-tempo songs. Here, CD, the song has a soft bluesy- ages to stay close to the kind of Coffeehouse located at 126 E performer, his gratification way in. With a pending CD pop sound that you can't rum Agathodaimon work to include Wooster here in Bowling Green comes from his audience. release set for mid-March and songs that Isaak is known for. goth tones. Underlying synth off. Love&Faith&lnspiration is It's a nice to see an artist who at 8 p.m. to warm up with your "I love to entertain people. another in the making this is an addicting CD that you can melodies, an occasional clean favorite flavored mocha and the The best feeling in the world is one talented artist you are going can act but has not totally forgot- vocal, and some subtlety in guitar sing along with or play in the music of guitarist Brent Larson, watching the audience sink into to want to check out soon. So, ten his musical skill. Hopefully,, riffs extend the album beyond background while you do your this and the TV show are a strong an extremely talented local every beat you play," Larson stop in at Cosmo's every Friday homework. the standard bash and crash. musician with a knack for get- said. night at 8, so you, too, can say, "I enough combination to make "Past Shadows," despite ripping "Everything U R" was the first Chris Isaak a bigger star than he ting you to move to the beat. A As if the vast amount of cover saw him when..." song 1 heard and is by far my off "God Rest Ye Merry already is now. Gendcmen" (yes, the Xmas one), favorite on the CD. Anyone will Grade: B recognize it from the AOL com- is actually a kinda catchy hybrid - Lisa Bellinger of goth and death. mercials, and it is also the NBC's 'Friends' agree to come back for theme song for a WB series. Unfortunately, a record with Warmer) two keepers ("Departure" is the Pagano shows her ability to Beyond Abilities harmonize on this track and is other one) out of nine just doesnt ninth and final season, for a price cut it With the vast amount of vocally strong on the track as By David Bauder been concerned that negotia- It makes for an extraordinary Children of Bodom key- this type of music getting THE ASSOCIATED PRESS well as the others on the CD. boardist lanne Wirman's side pro- tions over the series' return week of good news at NBC, Several of the other tracks on released now, there are just better NEW YORK —Television's would stretch into May, as it which is basking in even higher ject, Wumen is an exercise in the places to go. the album are catchy as well, unnecessary. Half the record is most popular show, the NBC had the last time "Friends" was initial rating for the Winter but they are not as recognizable Grade Df comedy "Friends," is coming renewed. May is when net- Olympics than had been antici- instrumental. Half is with guest ■BradKtypchak as "Everything U R." One can't vocals from the likes of Sinergys back for a ninth and final sea- works announce their new fall pated. help but to dance and try to Kimberly Goss and Stratovarius' son. schedules. The "Friends" season is ncar- sing along to Timo Kotipelto. For the instru- The six actors who star in the The network had pushed for ing a climax with Aniston's "Love&Faith8dnspiration," the show, NBC Warner Brothers an earlier answer, since know- character, Rachel, pregnant and mentals, the music is laden with WBGUFM TOP ALBUMS song, which is different stylisti- runs and nils just like any of the Television and ing whether "Friends" would due to deliver a baby during the cally from "Everything U R." I. GIVE EM THE BOOT- Hellcat Bright/Kauffman/Crane return affects the types of new May ratings sweeps. countless guitar shred albums of Records Comp has more of a techno feel and the late 80s, but it is done on Productions signed a deal shows it develops for next sea- NBC will reportedly pay an electronic mix in the back- synths. Well, actually there is a 2.SHINER -TheEgg Monday to wrap up the scries son. Since the actors were Warner Brothers a $6 million ground. Her musical range is good bit of guitar on here, too, as 3. THE JULIANA THEORY - with a final, 24-episode season buoyed by the show's strong ' per episode license fee for the also shown on the song, where keyboard and guitar solos are Music From Another Room starting in the fall. ratings and critical response series, up from the current $5.5 she sings high for the chorus traded off liberally. On the vocal 4. BAD RELIGION -Process Of Jennifer Aniston. Courteney this season, they decided quick- million. and low for parts of the verses. tracks, there's a mottled blend of Belief Cox Arquette, lisa Kudrow, ly to come back. The series' creators, Kevin Pagano's age (14) does show Bodom, medieval goth, and 5. ANOTHER YEAR ON THE Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry "Friends" has drawn an aver- Bright, Marta Kauffman and on the album with tracks such straight-forward pop scattering STREETS VOL 2 - Various Artists and David Schwimmer will all age of 24.5 million viewers this David Crane, said they would as "Dream Like This" While the the flurry of notes die instnimen- 6.DESPARECIDOS -Read be paid $1 million per episode season, more than any other devote the entire last year to lyrics themselves are not neces- wrapping up story lines and tals chuck out. Music Speak Soanish for the final season, according regular series. It has never fin- sarily immature, it is not a song to sources close to the negotia- ished as the No. 1 show for any "send our characters off into Wirman and company are cer- 7. LAWRENCE ARMS -Apathy that a 22-year-old college stu- tainly skilled. I'm just not really tions who spoke on the condi- season in its history, according the world." dent would sing while lying on and Exhaustion tion of anonymity. to Nielsen Media Research. The series of six close-knit buying into what they do with it. 8.FUGAZ1 -Argument her bed. The beat and music to One of my troubles lies in the Their contracts, believed to "We've never had better pals living in Manhattan the song add to the young feel 9. DAN BERN- New American be worth more than $750,000 'Friends,"' said NBC spawned many imitators at its key's tone Too often, the key- Language of the song. board rife chirp like old video per episode now, were due to Entertainment President Jeff initial success — including on 10. CRACKER - Forever The tracks at the end of the game music. While the instru- expire at the end of the season. Zucker, "and we're thrilled. NBC — but no show could CD are not bad, but they are mentals have a consistent flow to II. THE DETACHMENT KIT - "We are enormously pleased "Since we all had the same match its formula for success. not as catchy as those at the them, the vocal tracks lurch place They Raging Quiet Army and excited to be returning for objective, this was the easiest The show is already being seen beginning. By the time the sev- to place in terms of style. 12. DASHBOARD CONFES- a ninth season," the actors said deal we have ever made," frequently in syndication. enth track came on, I was mov- Depending on who guests, the SIONAL - So Impossible in a joint statement. "We could Zucker said. "Everyone wanted Earlier Monday, show repre- ing out of the room or had for- songs take on their home-band 13. RITUALSPACETRAVEL not ignore the outpouring of it to work out because everyone sentatives denied a tabloid gotten I had the CD oa Pagano, characteristics. Wirman's love of AGENCY - Ratbellyvs. public support for the show." wanted to be able to send the report that writers were work- however, does show some vocal old Malmsteen and Stratovarious Gorgotron It was unexpectedly quick series out appropriately and in ing on a final episode that had strength on the CD, and her shows (especially when Kotipelto 14. THE GET UP KIDS - good news for NBC, which had style" Rachel dying in childbirth. next album (7) may be a better guests). I'm a big fan of Goss, but Eudora choice. her tracks here lack Sinergys Grade: B- 15. IDES OF SPACE - There Are energy. Most out of place is the No New Clouds ■KimberlyDupps lead single, a cover of Heart's Check out the BG News Website at • ••••••••••••••*•••••••• www.bgnews.com

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By )lm Patterson "He was also a class act as an Woman." Those 1970s songs nur- grounds that perfonners should first record. His other hit singles included THf JSSOCIAtrO PRESS artist and a man," she said. tured a progressive sound and not compete against each other. "Mainly what I learned from "I'm a Rarnblin' Man," "Amanda," NASHVILLE Term — Waylon lennings had been plagued restless spirit embraced Inter by Despite those sentiments, Ruddy was an attitude," lennings "Lucille," "I've Always Been lennings, whose rebellious songs with diabetes-related health Travis Triti, Charlie Daniels, Steve Jennings won two Grammy said. "He loved music, and he Crazy" and "Rose in Paradise." and brash attitude defined ihe problems in recent years lhal Earle and others awards and four Country Music taught me thai it shouldn't have outlaw movement in country made it difficult for him to walk. His resonant, authoritative Association awards. He did not any barriers to it." He made occasional forays music, died Wednesday after a In December, his left fool was voice also was used to narrate the attend his induction into the By the early 1960s, lennings into TV movies, including long baule with diabetes-related amputated at a Phoenix hospital. popular TV show "The Dukes of Country Music Hall of fame last was playing regularly at a night- "Stagecoach" and "Oklahoma health problems. I le was 64. lennings and his wife, singer llazzard." He sang its theme year. club in Phoenix. In 1963, he was City Dolls," plus the Sesame Jennings spokeswoman less! (oiler, sold their home in song, which was a million seller. For about 10 years, he declined signed by Herb Alpert's A&M Street movie "Follow That Bird" Schatzic llageman said lennlngs Nashville more than a year ago He traditionally wore a black lo appear on Ihe Grand Ole Opry Records, then he was signed by died peacefully ai his home in and moved to Chandler, Aii/ cowboy hal and elxiny attire lhal because a full set of drums was RCA in Nashville shortly there- and the B-movie "Nashville Arizona They held an auction before the accented his black beard and forbidden at the time. The rule after by Chet Atkins. In Nashville, Rebel." lennings. a singer, songwriter move, offering up items like mustache. Often reclusive when was eventually dropped. he and Cash became friends and He has said he spent 21 years and guitarist, recorded 60 albums "Leon," a wood carving of an not on stage, he played earthy In 1992, he told Ihe AP; "I've roommates. on drugs and had a $l,500-a-day and had 16 No. I country singles Indian chief that was lennings' music with a spirited, hard edge. never compromised, and people His hit records began in Ihe cocaine habit. in a career thai spanned five siage mascot for 20 years. "For Waylon it was always respect that." mid-1960s and his heyday was decades and began when he In 1959, Jennings' career was about the music," said loe Of his outlaw image, he said; "It the mid-1970s. "I did more drugs than any- played bass for Ruddy Holly. He nearly cut short by tragedy soon Galante, president of RCA was a good marketing tool. In a His "Greatest Hits" album in body you ever saw in your life," he was inducted inlo the Country after it began. Records in Nashville. "The only way, I am lhal way. You start 1979 sold 4 million — a rare told the Country Music Music Hall of fame in October. I le was scheduled to fly on the spotlight he ever cared about was messing with my music. I get accomplishment in country Association's Close Up magazine "Waylon was a dear friend, one light plane that crashed and killed the one on him while he was mean. As long was you are honest music for that era. in 1994. of ihe very best of 35 years." said I lolly. Ritchie Valens and I.R "The onstage. It wasn't about the and up front with me, I will be the In the mid-1980s, he joined In 1977, he was arrested at a lohnny Cash, who recorded and Big Bopper" Richardson, awards or events." same with you. But I still do with Nelson, Cash and toured with Jennings, Willie lennings gave up his seat on the lennings' well-defined image things my way." Kristofferson to form the Nashville recording studio and Nelson and Kris Kristofferson as plane to Richardson, who was ill matched his history of battling Born in Littlefield, Texas, Highwaymen. charged with conspiracy and 'Hie Highwaymen. "I'll miss him and wanted to fly rather than record producers to do music his lennings became a radio disc "Id like to be remembered for possession of cocaine with intent immensely" travel by bus with those left way. jockey ai 14 and formed his own my music — not necessarily by to distribute. Tb° charges were George Jones called ii a "great behind. "There's always one more way band not long afterward. what people see when they see us later dismissed. loss for country music," and With his pal Nelson, lennings to do something," Jennings said. He and Holly were teen-age — but what they feel when they Emmylou Harris said Jennings performed duels like "Mammas "Your way." friends in Lubbock. Texas, and talk about you." he said in 1984. He and Colter, his fourth wife, "had a voice and a way with a Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to He often refused to attend lennings was in Holly's band. "Some people have their married in 1969. They had one song like no one else." Be Cowbovs" and "Good Hearted music awards shows on the Holly also produced Jennings' music. Mv music has me." son, Shooter. *******************************************************

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bode Miller's hopes of City Games officially open for "This is the worst thing that's SALT LAKE CITY — At first, tipping the U.S. medal total got business. happened to figure skating in a the idea that Americans could off to a poor start in the men's International Skating Union long time," said veteran U.S. win 20 medals at the Winter combined slalom yesterday. president Ortavio Cinquanta said coach Frank Carroll. "I can Olympics seemed far-fetched. He was 15th of 47 after the yesterday that the referee of the understand where, watching Now it appears conservative. downhill, but will get a chance pairs event, American Ronald that, if the International Olympic Heck, the way things are going, to improve in the afternoon Pfenning, "has made certain alle- Committee said, "We don't want the hosts might wind up with with two runs in the slalom, his gations" about the controversial figure skating in the Olympics 30 medals. specialty. Americans Casey judging. anymore,' who's going to argue Nine medals have been Puckett and Jakub Fiala were Cinquanta did not say what draped around the necks of several spots behind. The allegations Pfenning made in a with that?" The IOC isn't giving figure U.S. athletes through four Norwegian duo of Kjetil Andre letter to the federation. days of competition, with Aamodt and Lasse Kjus were 1 - Cinquanta admitted there were skaters the boot yet, but it is "con- cerned," said Francois Canard, its Tuesday's haul including 2. other allegations, "but the most three: gold for Casey Reaction to the pairs figure director general. "The ultimate important is the one of the refer- Fit/Randolph and bronze for skating championship — won ee. He is the coordinator of the responsibility for the results lies Kip Carpenter in the 500- by Russia, despite a cleaner competition." with the ISU." meter speedskating, and silver performance by the Canadians Cinquanta also said he was Elena Berezhnaya and Anton for Travis Mayer in moguls. — continued yesterday with "embarrassed" by the furor over Sikharulidze of Russia won the So, even with skiers Jonny the head of the International the Russians beating the gold medal by the tiniest of mar- Moseley and Picabo Street Skating Union defending the Canadians despite an obvious gins over Canada's lamie Sale unable to add to their medal integrity of his sport and saying technical error. Canada's and David Pelletier on Monday collection Tuesday, the United he was "embarrassed" by the Olympic delegation demanded night. They won a 5-4 split even States is still rapidly closing in fallout. an investigation, and the ISU said though Sikharulidze stepped out on its record of 13 and could ISU president Ottavio it would conduct a rare "internal of a double axel. shatter the goal of 20 set by the Cinquanta said the referee of assessment." U.S. Olympic Committee. Not only did Sale and Pelletier the pairs event, American That assessment could lead to Switzerland's Simon skate cleanly, they displayed the Ronald Pfenning, "has made revisions in judging. Cinquanta kind of passion fans will remem- Ammann and Norway's Ole said. certain allegations" about the ber years from now. The crowd Einar Bjoerndalen yesterday The Canadian Olympic became the first double gold- controversial judging Association sent a letter yesterday was already chanting "Six! Six!" APPhoto medalists of these games. On the ice Tuesday night, to Cinquanta seeking an inde- by the time they finished, beg- ging the judges to award the Magdalena Forsberg of six-time national champion pendent inquiry. UP AND OUT: Jamie Sale is thrown by partner David Pelletier in the Sweden became the third Todd Eldredge fell on his triple "V* respectfully suggest to you Canadians a perfect score. figure skating pairs competition. double-medalist by picking up "When Jamie and David fin- axel and botched the quadru- that in order for such a review to give the French dance team first her second biathlon bronze. ple jump in the short program, have credibility with the athletes, ished, I thought, "That's easy. Carroll boldly raised the ques- (in these Olympics)?" Carroll She was third in the 7.5-kilo- putting him out of medal con- the coaches and the public, it They made it easy,'" said Sally tion about whether the French asked. The ice dancing competi- meter sprint, same as she fin- must be independently struc- Rehorick, Canada's chief of mis- judge, Marie Reine Le Gougne, tion begins Friday. ished in the 15 km. tention. tured," COA president Michael sion, a former skater and judge voted for the Russians in a deal to In the meantime, Chinese Amman added the 120- American Tim Goebel was Chambers wrote. for 25 years. avenge a loss by the French judge Yang Jiasheng, who meter ski jump to his 90-meter third following a mistake-free Controversy is practically a sta- Instead, the Canadians got dance team to the Canadians at favored the Russians in a jump title and Bjoerndalen, program. Russia's AJexei ple of figure skating, whether it's only four 5.9s for artistry com- the Grand Prix in Canada in tiebreaker, withdrew from judg- winner of the 20 km biathlon, Yagudin came out of the first the Tonya-Nancy brouhaha, pared with seven 5.9s for the December. ing the men's short program due added the 10-kilometer cham- round on top, followed by complaints about the standings Russians. Boos rained down as "Does that mean now the to illness. pionship. The top two in Japan's Takeshi Honda. in ice dancing or a ban on "undig- the marks flashed. Russian judge possibly is going to Forsbergs event were Germans

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