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Presidenfs VP's Profile Dan Burke Profile Year: Sophomore leffNolish Major Finance Meetlhe Minor Ixonomics Yean Senior Major Creative Writing Hometown: Defiance, Ohio Minor: Political Science Hometown: Iluntington Outside interests: I like mud- Woods. Michigan sliding, wrestling in die USG office and eating the broccoli rice casse- Outside interests: I like to listen role from University dining ser- to and play music, nin, bike, and vices swim. I also like to spend my time Quote: "Unless someone like with friends. you cares a whole awful lot, noth- Quote: "I would rather be ashes ing's going to get done—it's not." dian dust! I would rather that my Candidates Dr. Seuss, "The Iorax" spark should bum out in a bril- Role model: My mom. She is liant blaze dian it should be stifled the one person who has guided by dry-rot. 1 would rather be a me in all of my ventures. She was the one who supported me and superb meteor, every atom of me o i i i in magnificent glow, than a sleepy die one who mentored me. She and permanent planet. The func- never pushed me to be what she tion of man is to live, not to exist. I The banners, the fliers, the sidewalk chalk, the blackboard messages. All signs wanted me to be. but just sup- shall not waste my days trying to that Undergraduate Student Government elections are around the corner. ported me and helped me to be prolong them. I shall use my everything I could be. time." lack London This year, three presidential and vice presidential pairs are vying for your vote. Interesting Fact: I can speak Role Model: Steve But who are these people and why do they want to serve as the USG president Latin Prefontaine—he was one of the Book: "The Count of Monte hardest working long distance and vice president? Why do they feel qualified? Cristo" runners in American history and Christy Jenkins, USG reporter, sat down with each pair and asked them these Favorite Movie: "Field of he set the bar for work ethic and Dreams" endurance. questions and more so. Voting will be held next week, April 13-15 from 10 a.m. Interesting Fact: I was adopted to 5 p.m. in the Union lobby. from Bogota, Colombia Favorite book: "The l-ountainhead" Favorite movie: "Without Jack Pence Limbs* Year: Sophomore Big dreams drive candidates Major Education Hometown: Beavercreek, Ohio Asking questions, sharing packages with voter registra- of banners to use a lot of fliers Stacy Blade ideas and dreaming big. tion forms and sponsoring and to use recycled paper to Outside interests: I love to play Jeff Nolish and Dan Burke voter registration drives. our advantage to promote sports. I've played almost every Year. Sophomore r Major: Public Relations want to work together to make They also want to work with awareness," Nolish said. "We intramural available and 1 love Hometown: Newark. Ohio the University a place for every- the League of Women Voters to feel these skills could also be hanging out with my friends one. provide roverage of electoral used to get out the vote, with- Quote: "It's better to break a Outside interests: I love to play And they're on a mission for candidates on the local and out a doubt." man's leg than his heart" volleyball and I also really enjoy change. national level and tiiey want to Nolish and Burke also want Seabiscuit taking pictures and reading. If elected, they plan to increase the number of stu- to work toward improving the Role Model: His Dad Quote: "When you do some- increase voter registration, edu- dents who vote. Interesting Fact: He does an cation and participation by "We have taken this cam- amazing Chris Farly impression thing common in life in an DAN BURKE AND NOLISH, PAGE 2 uncommon way, you command JEFF NOLISH supplying all "Welcome Week" paign opportunity to drop a lot (according to his miming mate) the attention of the world." Favorite movie: "Tommy Boy" George Washington Carver. Role model: My Dad An interesting fact: I came three hours away from home to Sara Kaminski make the best friend I've ever had. Blade, Pence just 'regular students' Year 3rd year Ironically, she lives only 20 min- Major Political science utes away from me at home and Hometown: Austintown, Ohio we played volleyball against each They are regular stu- Pence want to clear up together, check the inform themselves so other in school. dents running for reg- some common mis- Web site often and that they understand Outside Interests: I spend my Favorite book: "A Time to Kill" ular students—neither conceptions. keep up witli legisla- what USG does and free time with my friends and by lohn Grisham presidential candidate "lust because we are tion. We know how what their roles would boyfriend watching TV and Favorite Movie: "The Patriot", Stacy Blade nor vice- not present on things go. We are not be in the governing movies (I love watching the "A Beautiful Mind" and "Super presidential candidate Monday nights does coming into this body. "Family Guy cartoon"), talking Troopers!" jack Pence have served not mean we are not blind." "We are going above about politics and life and going on the Undergraduate informed," Blade said. Blade said that she and beyond to inform to parties. Alex Wright Student Government, "Jack and I watch the and Pence have taken Quote: "Go confidently in the but both Blade and meetings on TV the time and effort to Year 2nd year BLADE, PAGE 2 JACK PENCE direction of your dreams. Live the Major: Political science and life you have imagined." - Henry geography David Thoreau I lometown: Wapakoneta, Ohio Role Model: Hillary Clinton. I accidentally ran into her when I Outside activities: 1 enjoy play- was in Washington, DC, as a high ing golf, tennis and racquetball; school senior and she was totally spending time with my friends inspiring. We only talked for a few and family; and singing in two minutes, but the conversation choirs at a local church. I also Wright make the Wright decision really influenced me to pursue a enjoy reading and will watch any public service career. "Seinfeld" or "Simpsons" re-run Experience, commitment experience in USG," Wright Wright has served as the Interesting Fact For most of that I come across. and action. said. "We are both involved on president for McDonald Hall Role Model: My grandfather. my high school career I drove an Alex Wright and Sara campus and we both know Council a University old. brown Chevy Celebrity, which He was able to serve his country in how to work with the Ambassador and as a campus armed services and raised a large, Kaminski live by these princi- 1 delivered pizzas in for Pizza Hut. loving family. His generosity and ples and, if elected, tiiey plan to University. We know what it tour guide. Within USG, he has Favorite Book: Tuesdays with kindness towards people is some- bring these characteristics to takes to get things done." served as a Senator and is cur- Morris thing I try to emulate. the president and vice presi- Both Wright and Kaminski rently the chair of the Student Favorite Movie: "Good Will Interesting Fact: My middle dent positions of the have demonstrated their com- Welfare Committee. I le is also Hunting" name is Kermit Undergraduate Student mitment to the University both the Chair of the Coalition Favorite Book: "Atlas Government. by serving in USG and by taking Shrugged" byAyn Rand "Sara and I, between the two an active role in other campus WRIGHT, PAGE 2 Favorite Movie: "O Brother ALEX WRIGHT AND of us, have at least five years organizations. Where Art Thou?" SARA KAMINSKI Sandra Day O'connor speaks today at University of Toledo

ByMindyVanHouten of one United States Supreme became the court's first female speak. of Toledo is far from the society's tice Law School Admissions Tests REPORItB Court Justice. member and 102nd justice. She "This is one of the biggest trips first trip. and helps its members prepare Not many people would look Supreme Court Justice Sandra is also an accomplished author we have taken," he said. "We plan This year the society has visited for law school and future careers forward to sitting in front of the Day O'Connor will speak at 2 and published "The Majesty of on leaving at 11 a.m. to get a seat. Cleveland State University and "The law society is not just for United States Supreme Court's p.m. at the University of Toledo's Law: Reflection of a Supreme Gracia said he hopes Cleveland-Marshall College of those interested in law school nine justices. But today members College of Law as a part of their Court Justice" in 2003. O'Connor will talk about the Law to learn about die schools' and becoming attorneys ... it is of the University's Law Society, Distinguished Lecture Series. Jeremiah Gracia, president of Pledge of Allegiance Case con- law programs The society also open to anyone," Gracia said. among others, will be waiting in O'Connor's speech is a free event the University's Law Society, cerning whether "under God" brings first-year law students to "We're in a rebuilding stage and I line for one of the 300 seats in and open to the public. looks forward to hearing this dis- should be included in the pledge. speak to its members, discusses In September 1981, O'Connor tinguished justice and author Today's visit to the University current court cases, gives prac- Doermann Theater to sit in front LAW, PAGE 6

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By Christy Jenkins attend Storm the Statehouse in in the Ohio Council of Student erates respect and cooperation. Kontak said he, with USG, has USG REPORTER Columbus. Governments and launched a "The internal workings of the also made progress on several of "It was 8:15 in the morning and All joking aside, current USG voter registration drive. organization have remained his other platforms. it was cold outside, but the sight of President losh Kontak has had a All of these initiatives were part strong throughout the year," "I have seen come to fruition the their president warmed their pretty successful year. of his platform last year. Kontak said. " We have had full creation of an off campus debit hearts...", Josh Kontak said. So In addition to organizing stu- And why did the sight of their attendance at senate meetings, system and making dining services began the morning of Feb. 18, dents to attend Storm the president warm their hearts? have had strong representation on more friendly for students, like the when several Undergraduate Statehouse, he also helped initiate Because Kontak realized that all our standing committees and Student Government members the Coalition Against Rising working together and creating an have had healthy discussion on KONTAK. PAGE 6 met outside of lerome Library to Tuition, encouraged participation active and committed Senate gen- important issues." JOSH KONTAK

Wright: we re committed Nolish, Burke to inform students that factored into her decision to Nolish and Burke are also WRIGHT, FROM PAGEl NOLISH, FROM PAGE 1 Nolish and Burke hope to bring Nolish and Burke both feel nm for vice-president. to these positions is the ability to that communication between involved in other activities on "The top two reasons are that I talk with and listen to Students, USG and the students could campus. Nolish is a member of Anainsi Rising Tuition, an initia- really trust Alex's leadership abili- quality of life for students on tive started by USG members to campus by addressing parking other USG members, and the improve. They plan to write edi- the Latino Student Union and ties and I would like to establish administration. torials to inform students about Key Yearbook and is the create awareness about the fund- consistency in an executive posi- issues and improving campus ing of higher education. dining options. They also plan to "During my time here. I've what's going on, to make ban- President of Reach Out. tion by serving as the vice presi- learned that you learn more ners and fliers and to add a para- Burke is currently a USG Kaminski has also been highly dent for two years because I think play a large role in lobbying for involved during her time at the higher education in Columbus. from experiences than from a graph to the marketing and Senator and the Chair of the USG consistency makes an organiza- textbook or classroom lecture communication e-mail once a Internal Affairs Committee, lie University. tion stronger," she said. "We can see we have a prob- Tin currently vice president of lem—we see it in the hiring with 300 people," Burke said. week so that students feel more also participates in club baseball If elected, Wright and Kaminski "You leam what you want to do .informed. andCRU. USG and I served for two years as would work to get more money freeze, we see it in tuition a senator for the College of Arts increases we see it in student and what direction you want to Both Nolish and Burke recog- Both Nolish and Burke said added to ITexfundsamounts, bet- go by talking with people. I want nize that most of the issues they that they believe in the potential and Sciences," she said. "I am also ter dining options and expand organization budget cuts," pR'sident of a civic organization, Nolish said. "We want to pro- to be the voice that reaches out wish to address cannot be han- of USG to do something great for and improve campus parking to people." dled by one piece of legislation. the University. a member of the I lonor's Student lots. mote consistent lobbying sched- Association and a member of the ules and larger rallies on behalf Nolish added, "Dan and I like "Our question is why not "We intend to reach the dream They would also continue work to infonn, dialogue and listen— address these issues anyway?" of this University to be the pre- Coalition Against Rising Tuition." on the development of the off- of higher education. Dan and I Such commitment to the want to address this problem on listening is huge—for the devel- Nolish said. "We are capable. We mier learning institute in north- campus debit system set to begin opment of the University. have amazing leaders in the stu- west Ohio, in Ohio and in the University is why students should in the fall. a scale that we feel it hasn't been choose them, Wright said. addressed yet." Listening might be the number dent government. We can do it if nation," Nolish said. "And that's And they have one more hope. one trait we hope to focus on." we have faith in it." the bottom line." "Probably the number one Wright said. One characteristic that both thing is that we arc committed," "We would also like to see the he said. "We've stuck in USG student body take an increased through our time here— even in interest in the University itself," limes of frustration— and we are he said. "Whether it's getting Blade, Pierce want change for University committed to making this Organi- involved in a political organiza- zation better and to making stu- tion or getting involved in a ser- BLADE, FROM PAGEl said. time to look through things and school and I was thinking that dent life at the University better. vice organization, we want to They also want to improve the look things up, people just don't this is the place to get involved We will work through the difficult encourage students to get ourselves and to infonn other shuttle system and want to look doit," Blade said. and to make a difference," he times and we will end up with involved and make this students," Blade said. "We just into using meal plan money in She suggested adding a small said. success." University a better place." have a lot of ideas and we want to residence hall vending paragraph once a week to the Blade and Pence recognize Wright and Kaminski said that According to Wright and help students succeed. We know machines, especially in resi- marketing and communication that as outsiders they may have they had decided to run for presi- Kaminski. they enjoy leading the what regular students want" dence halls such as < iuikliii and e-mail to let students know what to do extra work to prepare for dent and vice president a long University and both are ready for If elected, Blade and Pence Offenhaucr which do not have USG is doing. next year, but are up for the chal- time ago it was just a matter of the next step. have would like to work to dining facilities. Although. Pence and Blade lenge. deciding who would run for pres- "Sara and I are both thrilled to extend the hours of late night "Who on campus has cash on have not been officially involved "I don't see why it would be a ident and who would run for vice have this opportunity to make events like "late Nite at the Rec" them?" Pence said. "Right now, in USG, they both bring outside problem for outsiders to be lead- president this University a better place for and "Late Night at the Union." it's either use laundry money or experience to the position. ers," Blade said, "It might take a Kaminski cited several reasons every student," Wright said. "We want to provide students BiC charge it and hope the par- Blade was the president of her few weeks transition, but I think with alternatives to going home ents pay it off. We have looked high school class for four years, is we have common goals at heart or drinking. We want to make our around and they have similar a member of PUSSA, the public and we can learn from each campus life more inviting," Blade systems in place at oilier univer- relations student group, is on the other. We are willing to take the sities, so we think it is feasible." leadership team for CRU and is initiative and step up. We are not Another reason Blade and involved with Conklin Hall going to back down and we will Pence are running for office is Council. be persistent." Still Lookinq? that they want to get USG'sname Pence is also involved with out to regular students. CRU and participates in intra- Two-bedroom "People just don't know what's mural sports at the University. apartments going on and because it takes "I was pretty involved in high $510-540 k. LA ■ Clean,

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Peer pressure can be beneficial Video games are a

readers mere and have tried to PEOPLE what music to listen to and even RUSS how to act. Then there are those kick the habit several times. detriment to society ZIMMER people who purposely go against Finally, after overdosing on ON THE STREET the current fashion, listen to non-cable daytime TV I think I How do you feel about exception of playing (more VOpinion Columnist some awful Gothic music and am going to walk away. often watching) the occasional behave like everyone is inferior the recently signed MEGAN It is important not to believe video game at a friend's house. Influences are all around us. to them. SCHMIDT everything you hear on TV. I'm unborn victims'bill? Even when I did play, I didn't Every person we interact with; Neither fully maximizes their not talking about whether a Opinion Columnist gain much satisfaction from it. I friends, relatives, teachers, all ability to decide for themselves dude from "American Idol" is felt kind of stressed when I had affect the way we think. and they don't offer themselves really from Texas or not, assum- Wasting time is a specialty for the controller in my sweaty It is important to realize that any variety of people to ing FOX would not lie about that. hands. Maybe because my you do not function indepen- exchange ideas and thoughts many college students It is an Check the facts of the news and art we spend four (sometimes friends were so much better at dent from our society, no matter with. be a little skeptical about the five) years perfecting; a skill we video games than I was and I how cool you think are. It is When 1 was younger, I used to lovingly bone through countless became anxious with the impossible to make decisions or be a flag-waving Republican. I relationships portrayed in hours of procrastination and knowledge that I was a goner. choices without the influences would argue for hours with my "Friends." Have they used all doing silly things that take up In retrospect, I'm glad I grew that surround you. parents about issues I knew little possible combinations of hook- significant amounts of time: up virtually without video I am not trying to challenge about. It should be noted that ups between the main charac- RYAN STRINE chatting on AIM with a buddy games. In fact, I'd strongly con- free will. It is easier to assume both of my parents lean slightly ters and thus decided to end the that lives two steps away, watch- sider raising my kids precisely that we exert some power over to the left on the political spec- show? SOPHOMORE, ing American Idol or plopping the same way. Kids don't need our lives, rather than our lives trum. Remember, TV is a profit- EDUCATION yourself on die couch and to be deprived of these games, being decided by our genetic Then I met a good friend who industry and fantasy sells more engaging in a video game. hut some serious regulation tendencies and past actions of offered hours of argument and than regular, "boring" reality, so "I'm all for it." Ah, yes, the video game. I dis- could definitely be in order in others. Still, we cannot ignore irrefutable evidence that sparked don't try to emulate the trends like video games quite a bit. many cases. that we get most of our decision- my interest. I also have several on TV. movies or any form of "Bui, they're fun!" you say. I believe my lack of access to making information from other good friends on the other side of media. Well, sure they are. Guess video games made me a more minds The question really is: Are the argument. That situation So how do you make deci- what, I don't like fun, either. I'm creative person. I had to find we being directed by these peo- helped foster an excellent setting sions? Do you really strongly far too busy criticizing every- other ways to entertain myself, ple or are we using the knowl- for debate. believe in your decision or are thing around me to enjoy one such as having actual social edge they give us to form our Of course, there were people you just being led by those who iota of fun. So. I'm planning to interaction with other children. own opinion? in our circle who hated these dis- craft our society? Are you rain on everyone's parade and If my memory serves me cor- I think the solution is to sur- cussions — that had its benefits, informed or are you trusting inform you of why I find video rectly, I do believe (sometimes) 1 round yourself with people you too. somebody you don't know to games to lie stressful, unneces- even read books! trust to make you a better per- Every once in a while they give you the information to KATIE SATTLER sary and downright detrimental People need to leam that they son and a better decision-maker. would join in and we would have make your decision? Are you an to the youth of the nation. don't need a million things This is not to say you should a fresh voice with fresh ideas arid JUNIOR, That is what they are — a flashing, beeping and exploding only hang out with people you hopefully, they got something individual in society and capable ENGLISH EDUCATION detriment. A means of prevent- in their faces to be entertained. feel are smarter than you. After out of it as well. of following your heart and ing a person from accomplish- They would be much better off all, that would leave nobody for There are influences we expe- mind? "/ disagree with it. It ing anything — that is, if you if they learned this. Maybe then me to hang out with — but the rience everyday that might not Or are you just a tiny, inaudi- could make * allow them to. we wouldn't have to sit around key is variety. be as beneficial, such as televi- ble voice in society's collective I've seen papers go unwritten, and think, "hmm, why are our Anyone can spot people on sion. heart and mind? abortion illegal." significant others neglected and children obese and lazy and campus that you know are being First off, I want to admit that 1 personal hygiene abandoned, why on earth do they have such led like a dog on a leash to am a recovering TV addict I was Send all comments to: all for the sake of a Tony I lawk poor literacy scores?" decide what clothes to wear, raised on TV as many of you [email protected] fix. Frankly. I think it is quite Why don't you unplug the scary. In fact, it is an epidemic. game system occasionally, go I'd like to say that the current oulside and breath some real- obsession with Playstation, X- life fresh air? Climb a tree, skin a Box and other game systems knee or something — anything. LETTERS T() THE EDm)R. stems from a more innocent Read a book. I've got some old place — like the Nintendos and Goosebumps books in my base- my roommates every Monday character, you may ask? Well, RINA GORMAN Segas of our childhood. But are ment. Do you want some of WWE goes too night as I anger them with my Eugene is mentally challenged. FRESHMAN, EARLY those pesky Mario brothers those? People still read those really to blame? right? snotty, arrogant remarks towards I watched in silenced disgust CHILDHOOD EDUCATION VVWE. as "Eugene" gave great big hugs Sure, they were just a couple I don't think playing an occa- far with new of Italian plumbers trying to sional video game is horrible. It Maybe it's because Undertaker to William Regal, licked lerry "I think is should be character returned as The Dead Man, The Lavders face and said his own save a princess (which my femi- does serve a recreational pur- Phenom and The Original, along name 20 times in a very exagger- passed. A life is a life." nist side wants to object to, but pose for some. But when it I'll refrain for the purposes of interferes with a child/college I hate wrestling entertain- with Paul Bearer. I was ecstatic! ated "retard voice." slaying relevant,) but were they student/mysteriously unem- ment. I hate it more than Or, maybe it's because The 1 couldn't help but allude to just a gateway drug to the more "Newh/weds," Good Charlotte Hurricane is hurri-hilarious. roughly a year ago, when Triple ployed person's ability to func- hardcore gaming? tion or accomplish things away and Ben Affleck being put on the Maybe, I just can't get enough H became a weird, not-so-suc- Why are we logging hours in cover of the new Rolling Stone. "whooooo!" from Ric Flair. But. cessfully developed necrophiliac from the television set, then we front of a screen, only to end up However, it seems that every for whatever reason, this who made a few visits to a funer- have a problem. with blistered fingers and carpal Monday I become a slave to the Monday's episode hit a nerve. al home, say no more. The WWE So the next time you're think- tunnel? Why are games filled ing of skipping class (again) TV from 9 to 11:15 p.m. watching WWE is famous for having the has gone too far this time. The with more violent and sexually- because you're playing "Grand weak Wfarld Wrestling worst story lines. If it isn't Kurt WWE is twisted and desperate degrading content? (I unleash Theft Auto," think twice about Entertainment story lines. Angle becoming a 'good guy', it's for angles. - NAFTAL MANDI the feminist Megan for a mere what you're doing. God knows Why? The Rock becoming a 'bad guy. Is this funny? No Am I being second, only to quip, "what Maybe because my room- This Monday was a different overly sensitive? I don't think so. FRESHMAN, PRE-MED we're an apathetic, disaffected woman really looks like Laura mates have been loyal fans since story. Political correctness is usually bunch as it is, without that extra Croft anyway?") I met them three years ago. A new character is now being my bull's eye for a good joke. push from the good people at "I agree with it as 1 didn't play many video Sony. Monday nights became a beer developed. They call him "spe- However, does society really view long as it doesn't games as a kid. Nintendo was drinking and "what?!" screaming cial" and "simple" — his name is absent from my childhood, or at tradition. I enjoy bonding with Eugene. What's wrong with this LETTERS, PAGE 5 affect abortion." Send all comments to: least in my home, with the [email protected]

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LETTERS, FROM PAGE 4 interests are at work in the SBC editors over whether or not they mentally challenged individuals funding process it should be should be transmitted on the as primates who know nothing noted that both UAO and USG wire. I did not say, nor did I University is like a small city but their name, how to lick, drool received increases in their bud- imply, that AP "manipulated" and give hugs? gets for next year, while mem- photos, which AP doesn't da bers of these organizations serve l\'riod. University actually care enough people is the voice of God." It makes me sad. It makes me PETER to vote in the USG elections. And This is the philosophy that dri- sneer at the song "Where is the on the SBC. Barth got it wrong. I would I am not saying they do not appreciate it if you would correct KUEBECK I know that most of the students ves die United States govern- Love?" by the Black Eyed Peas, couldn't say for sure what any of ment's representative structure, who feature on the same album deserve an increase — both the record. Opinion Columnist organizations serve the the current, pressing issues arc just as it drives the USG. The "Let's get Retarded." on campus. For the sake of humanity and University and with good inten- EVA PARZIALE USG is our congress. The USG, tions. However, I don't believe Ohio Chief of Bureau With the 2004 Presidential And the culpability of this when it passes a resolution, lets intelligence, turn your TVs off. campaign upon us, it shouldn't problem doesn't rest with USG The WWE has developed an the SBC thoroughly understands the administration know what the needs of the University radio surprise us that 'tis also the sea- — it rests with us, John and lane the students want, that they have extremely ignorant and inaccu- son for Undergraduate Student Q. Undergraduate. rate depiction of their target organizations. WGBU,WFAL a unified voice behind their The last of a breed, WBGU-FM Government elections, some- USG does its best to let us character. thing that no doubt is happening interests. and WFAI.-AM should receive all could be in dan- know what's going on — True, not all of USG's resolu- the necessary funding to operate at other universities. announcing debates, providing MICHEAL HANCOCK Already the various vice presi- us with a website that tells us tions are adopted by the admin- STUDENT effectively, while providing the istration, but neither are all of best possible hands-on experi- ger of closing dential candidates have faced about USG and how it works. off, stating their respective plat- The problem here is that just as congress's bills signed into laws. ence for students. SBC should I would like to bring to atten- The important tiling is that the treat all student organizations forms, and now we're beginning the University reflects the virtues Budget cuts to tion to the public the atrocities to see the signs and sidewalk of a city, the undergraduates of statement of interest was made. fairly, without being biased for that are being committed against I mentioned above that the individual committee members' chalkings from the prospective this University (in general I'm WBGU,WFAL several (might I add, superb) administrations vying for elec- well aware of the number of peo- USCi is like congress and, as has interests. Remember the radio stations al BGSU. WBGU, happened in the past, when Halliburton fiasco? tion. ple who are in exception to tiiis] and its sister station WFAI. have Undergraduate Student reflect one of the vices of the someone thinks that something are unfair Special interest investment is both been robbed of funding nothing new, not in the U.S. Government is an important contemporary American citizen- should be brought to the govern- I would like to take a minute which is needed to run the sta- part of campus, and to illustrate ry: they just don't care about pol- ment's attention, they write their Government or at the University. tions. and shed light on a very pressing The University is unique in the my next point I'd like to use an itics — USG specifically. representative or senator a letter issue — SBC funds for all WBGU has lost the most fund- extended example. Iuoking at The reason for this, I know, is a or give them a call. If you think fact that there are two indepen- ing, while WFAL is now at half of University radio organizations dent student radio stations that the University, it can easily be pragmatic one. F.veryone wants that the USG doesn't represent have received significant cuts to what their budget was 3 years called a city — or, as one of my to know what the outcome of you, but you've never voted in a provide students with radio ago. It is impossible to run both their 2004-2005 budgets. experience and a service to the friends put it, a "city within a their getting Involved in USG USG election or spoken to your In a time of cutbacks and stations without proper funding city." The University has neigh- politics can do for them. And I college or at-large representative, community. BG 24 News received an reduced funding from the state Don't let these two organiza- borhoods — we tail them resi- understand this; there's the you have no right to complain. government it is understandable increase and will have about dence halls. The University has famous adage that people vote tions go belly up; otherwise you twice the budget WBGU will next There's a great line from the that the University needs to could soon hear the fast-growing restaurants — we call them din- their pocketbooks — people will West Wing: "I listory is made by make adjustments to accommo- year. I'd also like to add dial SBC ing halls. The University has a only take their time to do what Christian radio networks infil- the group that makes decisions people who show up." Showing date the funding cuts. However, trating the bandwidth that has lily hall —we call it the they perceive will benefit them. up, taking a part, is important. If it seems that special interests are regarding budgets, gave increas- Administration Building. The And I think that looking at USG. been WBGU - FM for over 50 es to both University Activities you want to find out what's going at work in the SBC funding years. A station that has carried University has a newspaper, tele- a lot of people dismiss it as not on in USG or want to contact process. Organizations and University vision station, radio station, being worth their time. "What its motto "the return to radio Student Government; several your representative, go to the Deserving organizations are freedom'' with dignity and the recreation center, theaters, can US( i do for me anyway?" website or visit their office in members from both of these libraries, museums, a police getting the shaft, while others are interest of the university at heart. they ask, room 404 of the Student Union. benefiting from the cuts made to organizations are on the SBC. force — everything a well- I'll tell you. I encourage all students to It is unfair and unjust that There's a reason why, in the the radio organizations. A 3-year tune in to 88.1 I'M and see what appointed city has — including a USG provides two services. these actions are taking place, city government. And the level at First, it provides experience for BCISU directory, they're called memberofWBGU-FM, I know your I Iniversity student fees are "The representative voice of the that it is crucial to our survival as i'spi'i'iall\ In people ivl ,i\ be which this "city government'' is those who are interested in pur- supporting. They arc not going doing so for their own benefit. undergraduate student body." one of the few remaining inde- to waste. most familiar to the students is suing careers in the political or pendent radio stations in the It is imperative that WBGU the USG. public service spheres once they This job of mine as a colum- state that we receive the request- and WFAI. receive the proper I lowever, there's a problem. I exit the collegiate environment. nist lets me wield an impressive STEPHEN MERRILL funding to stay on the air and power: ll lets me speak my mind ed SBC funds. STUDENT sit here writing this column, Second, it provides the students' We have to pay for licensing mn as an organization. ashamed to say that I can't, for most important contact to the so that I can hopefully get you, fees, ASCAP fees, telephone bills, Nowhere else ran you find such the life of me, tell you who my University administration, more loyal reader, to think. You also equipment improvement and Associated a mix of Rock, Rap. college representative is to the valuable even than sending a let- have a power: The power to get we have to go to College Music Experimental, Country, Blues, US(! or who any of the at-large ter— collective voice. involved. Journal Marathon in New York Folk, lazz, Sports, etc. representatives are. I know that There is an old latin apho- City so we can receive new Press does not WBGU is a very important sta- consistently a very low percent- rism: Vox populi, vox deii. Send all comments to: music from distributors and tion to me, and il would lie sad age of college students at the Translated, "The voice of the [email protected] record labels across the country. alter photos to see it go because of greedy All these elements are essential decisions made by those who are Did you know? to our operation as a respectable In Greg Earths March 24,2004, above us. radio station. story in The BG News, "Ethics WBGU-FM, WFAL-AM and discussed by local journalists," COREY CAPELLE Of the six men who made up the Three Stooges, three of BGRSO have all received cuts to he writes that I said "photo Bowling Green Resident them were real brothers — Moe, Curly and Shemp. their respective budgets, and manipulation is necessary they are significant enough to because some pictures are just put a strain on nonnal station too graphic to appear in print." operations. The budget for By no means did I say that, nor WBGU-FM was cut the most. 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Kontak. FROM PAGE 2 and the ability to understand reopening of late night meal and work with the infrastructure eateries and the reopening of of the university are extremely waited dining services," Kontak helpful," Kontak said. "I also said." I have also been able to think thai you need lo be some- gel the university to pledge to one who can clearly define me in wining thai they will issues at hand, can keep the expand and improve parking Senate and (jihinet on task and lots this summer." can ameliorate different points While Kontak thinks Uiat his of view in a diplomatic way tenure has been successful over- rather than alienating people in all, he also noted some short- a lion's fashion." comings. Kontak said his favorite part of "filings that didn't go as the job has been seeing how a planned? Shuttle services still public university works and hav- needs a lot of work and there are ing the opportunity to work with still a lot of organizations that so many different people. feel a communication gap between us and them," he said. "These are things that can be looked at in the future." When asked what qualities he PRESIDENTIAL fell were necessary in a USG DEBATES president, Kontak named sever- loin the presidential candi- al characteristics that he saw as dates tonight at 8 p.m. in vital to his success. 113 Olscamp lor this year's "I think that reliability within Julie DiFranco BG Item Presidential debate. the organization, reliability on standing committees, experi- BREWING A SPEECH: Rebecca Nichols (right) takes part in a mock interview with Dorthey Mackey. Mackey presented last night at ence within the organization Cosmos coffee house, giving a speech about sexual assault in the military as part of Sexual Assault Awareness month.

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UW, FROM PAGE 1 University senior Rema Ina, hearing O'Connor's speak. p.m. the law Society will hold one member helping to rebuild "I am going to hear Sandra Day elections for next year's officers in hope more people join." BG NEWS the organization, sees the gain in O'Connor speak because she is Room 110 in the Business The law society currently has being involved. one of flic most influential people Administration building. The CORRECTION 14 members and was established "I feel more prepared for law in the country as one of the group needs to fill six positions: seven years ago according to The Clothesline Project is also being sponsored by the school because of ihe law Supreme Court justices," she president, vice president, secre- (iracia. The society was not active Office of Residence Life, Greek Affairs. Panhellenic Society," she said. "I have also got- said. "I feel as a woman entering a tary, public relations coordinator, for the past few years due to a lack ten lo know a lot of oilier prelaw career in law, I could benefit a lot trip coordinator and treasurer. Council has also provided volunteers for the event. of student interest until Gratia students." from what she has to say." and other members started it up Ina echoes dracia's views in Editor's Note: Monday at 9:15 again last year.

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By Kevin Shields Hill. Becker came in and struck would bring in a run to tie it at 3- SPORTS REPORTER out lead off batter Garry Dufour 3. > A big sixth inning helped pro- in a quick 1-2-3 inning for the After holding the Warriors pel Bowling Green to an 11 -7 win Warriors. scoreless in the top half of the Hornung s over the Wayne State Warriors BG then took an early 3-0 lead fifth, the Falcons took a 4-3 lead yesterday at Warren Steller Field. in the bottom half of the inning. A in the bottom half the inning. Yost "I can't say it was the prettiest high fly by Steve Raszka dropped hit a single to right and was comments win in the world, but it is a win in behind third that scored Dash brought in by Raszka on another and we'll take it," head coach Yost to make it 1-0. Then losh single to right. Danny Schmitz said. "It was a Dietz hit a single to right center Ion Weisman singled to right to about ND positive getting to pitch some of that scored Nolan Reimold and lead off the sixth. Then I lundley our young pitchers that haven't Raszka to make it 3-0 Falcons came in to pitch for BG and sur- pitched since the spring trip after one. rendered the tying mn to Dufour today. It showed with them being Wayne State cut into that lead on a single to right. program a bit rusty at times, but they bat- in the second, as loe Neal was hit However, the Falcons would tled and did a good job for us." by a pitch with the bases loaded counter with four runs in the bot- Matt Hundley pitched one and that scored Tim Baywal. tom half of the inning. losh still sting a third innings and picked up his Right-hander Dan Barnes Stewart was walked to lead off of second win of the year (2-0). He came in to pitch for the Warriors the inning before stealing second JASON A. gave up only three runs and in the third and held the Falcons on the following play. Following DIXON struck out four of the 10 batters scoreless in the inning. another set of walks, Hudak dou- Sports Reporter he faced. The Warriors would score two bled to left knocking in two run- Andy Hudak was the big hitter runs to tie the game in the fourth ners to make it 6-4 Falcons. Then for the Falcons going 3-5 with 3 inning off new BG pitcher Adam )eff Warnock also doubled to Mike MeUger File Photo BG News It has been exactly nine days RBIs on the afternoon. Gumpf. Neal got his second RBI bring in two runners and make it since Paul Homung was inter- The Falcons started right-han- of the game as he walked with the BIG DAY: BG's Andy Hudak tries to make a play against Ball viewed on a Detroit radio station der Greg Becker and the Warriors bases loaded to make it 3-2. Then State. Hudak went 3-for-5 with three RBI's in yesterday's game BASEBALL. PAGE 8 and said these words about his countered with right-hander Kyle a hit by Patrick Kenny to short against Wayne State. alma mater - Notre Dame. "We can't stay as strict as we are as far as academic structure is concerned because we've got to get the black athlete. \\fe must get the black athlete if we're going to compete." Nine days to let the dust settle, NCAA WOMEN Tough teams right? Not exactly. In dissecting what the former 1956 Heisman Trophy winner and current radio announcer for await Falcons the Fighting Irish football team could have possible meant, two conclusions spring eternal. By Danielle Tanner and some of our athletes won't His comments were driven by SPORTS REPORTER be able to compete, but it's a state of mind as much as any- After a strong performance good for them to see that level thing else and whether or not his at last weekend's Bluffton competition," head coach words were true, the sting was Relays, the BG women's track Scott Sehmann said. personal. team leaves the Midwest to With little time to practice To those who may know compete in the University of before heading south, the Homung, it was so out of char- Tennessee Sea Ray Relays. The Falcons cannot take this meet acter, his impetuous act of meet begins today and will mn lightly if they hope to succeed. astonishing directness, but through Saturday. "We'll have to come pre- Homung of all people should Unlike the pared to be at know that Notre Dame's football Bluffton "We're knocking our best if we team has black players and lots Relays, where want to be of them. the Falcons on the door of a competitive," In fact, 55 percent of the play- faced mostly school record in Sehmann ers on the Fighting Irish's football division II and said. team are black, which is higher NAIA affiliated the 4x100 meter While the than the national average among schools, the relay. I think we team is Division I-A football schools. competition always shoot- Furthermore, of the 17 incom- in Knoxville could do it this ing to ing freshmen, 12 are black which will be of a weekend if we get improve their only means the problem isn't higher caliber. times, this attracting the black athlete; it's Most of the our exchanges." meet may be attracting the elite athlete. squad com- SCOTT SEHMANN, TRACK COACH an opportu- You know, the one who can peted in nity for estab- get 12 rushing touchdowns a Saturday's lishing one or season, 10 sacks or maybe a meet, whereas only 14 to 16 more new relay records. 3,000-yard passing season and athletes will be competing for Sehmann has confidence in an influx of media attention. BG this week, due to higher his athletes and is expecting to Today's universities and their qualifying standards. see new records within the football teams cling to the idea of Although the entire team will outdoor season and possibly getting this type of blue chip ath- not be competing, the meet within the week. lete, but all too often people will still be a positive experi- "We're knocking on the door expect this athlete to be black Ann MeisenlellAF Hi.'H ence for all team members of a school record in the 4 x 100 Homung painted a picture involved. meter relay. I think we could TOUGH DEFENSE: Tennessee's Tasha Butts (3) drives on Connecticut's Maria Conlon (5) during the "We'll be facing very nation- first half of the NCAA Division I women's championship yesterday in New Orleans. al class caliber schools. This HORNUNG,PAGE 8 meet has standards to get in TRACK, PAGE 9

Blue Jackets get No. 4 pick UCONNMEN

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) —The ing assists in 50 games with tlie Blue Columbus Blue Jackets drew the The Blue Jackets have had the Jackets during the 2003-04 season. No 4 pick overall in the NHLs No 4 pick in three of their five years He aLso had seven goals and 10 annual draft drawing yesterday. in the draft. assists in 12 games with Syracuse. Only the 14 teams that did not They selected right wing Nikolai The Crunch finish their regular sea- qualify for the playoffs, or clubs that Zherdev with the fourth overall son with four games this week and acquired first-round picks through pick in the 2003 draft Two years will begin Caldcr Cup playoffs next trades, participated in the drawing ago, the club was scheduled to week The Washington Capitals drew the select third but tabbed left wing The5-fbot-10,197-pound Ling is No 1 pick, while the Pittsburgh Rick Nash with the first overall pick a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia. He Penguins, who had the worst after a draft-day trade with the has appeared in 93 career NHL record during the 2003-2004 regu- Florida Panthers. In 2001. games, and has scored four goals lar season, wUl pick No. 2. Chicago Columbus had the eighth overall with four assists. has the Na 3 pick. pick and selected goaltender Pascal Blue Jackets goaltender Marc The draft is lune 26-27 in Ledaire. In 2000, Columbus picked Denis has been selected to play for Raleigh, N.C defenseman Rostislav Klesla with Team Canada in the men's hockey Selected dubs could not move the Na 4 pick. world championships, the team up more than four positions or NOTES: yesterday. down more than one in the draft The Blue Jackets assigned right The native of Montreal, Quebec, Boh Child A" Ptiotc drawing. Washington climbed two wing David Ling to the dub's will join teammate Rick Nash, from spots to get the No. 1 draw despite American Hockey League affiliate Brampton, Ontario, at the tourna- HOMECOMING: Connecticut's Ben Gordon, center, and Taliek Brown, right, laugh together as having only a 14.2 percent chance in Syracuse yesterday. ment which runs from April 24 to Emeka Okafor, left, looks on during a homecoming rally for the UConn's men's basketball team in of getting the top pick n the draw- Ling 29, had one goal and two May 9 in Prague, Czech Republic Storrs, Conn, yesterday. .

GET IN ON THE I 8 Wednesday. April 7,2004 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Pittman wins contest Hornung should be IKE BC NEWS scored 23 in the first round, 12 in Walton 128 It doesn't matter how you start. the second and 16 in the third, lones 126 It matters how you finish. but used a perfect Final lour and Siegferth 125 ®That is the Georgia Tech's upset for the two- Swartz 124 mantra for the point win. Robinson's downfall Miller 123 held accountable Isecond straight came when he picked Wake Rice 123 'year in the BG Forest in the final four instead of Schlarman 122 HORNUNG, FROM PAGE 7 Nevertheless, it still doesn't one where football was once a Mews Bracket Oklahoma State. Rethman 121 dismiss the fact that he should way of life, and where a com- Contest, as Christopher Pittman Lauer also had a perfect Final Schroeder B. 120 munity and a group of alumnus Christopher with a broad brush and the rea- be held accountable for his Four, but was hurt bv a subpar Smith I. 119 son his comments caused such aggressive forward-thinking are starving to restore it .Pittman and Pal Elite Eight in which he picked Wheeler 119 an uproar is because many of and spirit of inclusion. Even more so, one can only \ Robinson used a only four of Ihe eight teams. Delewski 118 us are uncomfortable hearing The question now is how hope that those student-ath- Jperfect champi- Complete results follow. Cnturalski 116 what amounts to an assertion many other people feel the letes who play football not only fonship game and Bell 115 same? at Notre Dame, but at universi- 'UCONN to propel thiit black players aren't smart Bates 112 enough to get into Notre Dame Steven Wilkes, who was the ties all across the country know Pat Rotunson themselves into Pittman 147 Grenfell 112 without easing admission stan- former defensive backs coach of the stereotypes being placed first and second Robinson 145 Hamski 111 dards and white kids don't have for the Bowling Green football upon them. place, respectively. Phillip laucr Lauet 139 Stackhouse 111 team, recently resigned to take And let's all hope they chose placed third after picking the athleticism to contribute to Sheridan 137 George 109 the success of the program. a similar position at, none other to create their own path, rather Oklahoma State and UCONN in Steiner 132 Dubendorfer 108 It should be mentioned that than, Notre Dame. than follow down the one that the title game and the Huskies to Eversole 131 Boron 104 Hornung was apologetic for One can only hope that others have created for them. win. Vogel 130 Korey 101 offending everyone the day Wilkes is aware of the type of Pittman, who totaled 147, Hicks 129 Frank 100 after he made those comments. situation he is entering into, Maddux still the same guy but on a different team By Joe Kay ent shirt." since 1945. World Series title. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS His first big-league shirt had a 1 low he does will have a lot to "Especially this time of year, CINCINNATI — The jersey cub on the sleeve. do with how the Cubs end up. it's really easy to expect to win," fits Greg Maddux perfecdy. He was still learning how to "He fits in perfect widi the Maddux said. "1 don't think it's There's nothing jarring about effectively change speeds and rotation," outfielder Sammy any secret that when I was in seeing him in Cubs blue, his harness his array of darting Sosa said. Atlanta, every opening day we name arched above the No. 31 pitches when he made it to the Nobody expects Maddux to were expected to win." on the flip side. They go togeth- majors for the first time with dominate the way he did in his For the first time in years, the er so perfectly that the jersey Chicago in 1986. He spent the 11 years with Atlanta. He lost 11 Cubs are expected to win, partly almost seems like a part of him. next six years with the Cubs, games last season and had a because of how they upgraded At one time, it was. Now, it is then set off for Atlanta after a 3.96 ERA that was his worst the roster in the offseason. again. breakthrough season in 1992. since his rookie season. Maddux joined a rotation that I lis career will come full-cir- He won 20 games for the first Asked how different he feels already included Kerry Wood cle tonight when he makes his time that year and the first of his from his first stint with the Cubs, and Mark Prior, who isn't first start for the team that got four consecutive Cy Young Maddux arched his eyebrows in expected to pitch until next him started. He'll face the awards, a streak that marks him a quizzical expression reserved month. Cincinnati Reds for the 41st as one of the greatest pitchers of for big-picture questions. Manager Dusty Baker thinks lime in his career, this time with all time. He led the National He doesn't spend much time Maddux will be a big influence Chicago. l£ague with a 1.63 ERA and 10 thinking about such things. on a young staff that has already "I hope 1 don't feel any differ- complete games in 1995, when "1 don't know," he finally said. developed into one of baseball's ent," Maddux said. "Hopefully Atlanta won the World Series. "Do I feel older? No, not really. best. I'll have the same amount of Maddux, who turns 38 on Each season I'm excited to get "He's going to have a great butterflies as in the past. It's a April 14, returned to the Cubs as going." impact on those guys — how he «l Behrman *P Photo new team, but the same game. a free agent in fcbniary, going He won't compare this team winks, how he goes about his NEW CUB: Cubs pitcher Greg Maddux, right, watches batting prac- That's the attitude I take. I'm back to his roots and a team to any of his teams in Atlanta, business, just his overall fice with manager Dusty Baker. Maddux is scheduled to pitch his first doing the same thing I've always that's hoping to get back to the which made the playoffs each game with the Cubs this season tonight against the Reds. clone, I'm just wearing a differ- World Series for the first time season but won only that one MADDUX, PAGE 9 Rocket ready for Houston launch Falcons

By Ben Walker way. 1, too, am excited." Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte the guys may not be back next offered him some advice. In sealed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A cartoon image of Clemens decided to leave New York and year," he said. "I've won 20, I've particular, a mechanical adjust- HOUSTON — Roger Clemens holding his glove high is plas- sign with the hometown Astros. won Cy Youngs and champi- ment that would make it appear climbed into his burnt orange tered on billboards around the Pettitte made his Houston onships ... I want success for Miller is pointing toward a game in Hummer, headed down I-10 city and posted on the right- debut on Tuesday night. During them." right-handed batter's shoulder and drove right to work. After all field scoreboard as part of the the game, a playful conversa- "Let's face the facts. I'm the when he delivers. those years on the road, he was team's "Root For the Good tion between them was shown elder statesman," he said. "He's going to do a lot of eighth truly home. Guys" campaign. A sellout on the video board, drawing Astros All-Star outfielder things for all of us," Miller said. From the lone star on his hat crowd, including 2.000 stand- laughs from the fans. Lance Berkman is thrilled to Maybe he might even show to the train whistle coming ing-room seats that were quick- "Did I believe it was possible have Clemens in the same club- them how to get Bonds out. Not BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 7 from left field at Minute Maid ly gobbled up, was expected for that what happened would house. Berkman was born in that Clemens has done it yet. Park, it looks and sounds some- his National I.eague debut. happen? Yes, I did," Hall of Waco, grew up in Austin rooting Bonds reached base in all 8-4. what strange to see Clemens The Rocket was set to make Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan said for Clemens at the University of four of his plate appearances loel Witbeck, Frank playing for the Houston Astros. his Houston launch on tonight, before Tuesday night's game. Texas and later played for the against Clemens — three walks, DiCristofaro and Peter Not that he minds a bit. facing Barry Bonds and the San "I felt that Roger still had the Rocket's college coach. two of them intentional, and a Karpala came in to pitch for "Everything's a little differ- Francisco Giants. tug to compete," said Ryan, who "His competitiveness and hit by pitch. Provided the situa- the Warriors during the ent," he said on opening day. At 41. Clemens is technically also extended his career by toughness, they embody what tion is right, it will be power vs. inning "lust getting up today and com- making a comeback, having returning to his Texas roots. being a Texan is all about," power when they face each Wayne State would try to ing down and doing the pep ended his 11.ill of Fame career "But I know he also felt very Berkman said. other again. mount a comeback in the rally and going back home, and after the New York Yankees lost strongly about being away from Pitcher Wade Miller is equally "That's when the fans win. seventh and eighth innings. get some things together and the World Series to the Florida his family and some of the enthused, even though he's That's a time you don't want to Frank Jeney and Neal got back down here for the game, Marlins last October. things he had missed living in been a bit leery about make a trip to the concession RBIs in the seventh which that's extremely different for But by the standards set by Texas and playing in New York." approaching his new team- stand because I'm going to turn was followed in the top of the me. Michael lordan, Ityne Sandberg So now, with 310 career wins, mate. it loose," Clemens said. eighth with a run scoring on a "It's 15 minutes instead of a and a bunch of big-name box- a couple of World Series rings "I want to respect his priva- Bonds was eager to get a look double play with the bases four-hour flight to New York. ers in recent years, it isn't much and all the money he'd ever cy," Miller said. "But it's gotten at the Houston newcomers. loaded to bring it to 8-7. I'm still really trying to absorb of a comeback at all — officially, need, Clemens is hoping to help where every time he comes in, "They are two great pitchers, The Falcons then put the everything," he said. "It's really Clemens' retirement lasted just Houston win its first title. he taps me on the shoulder and but I'm a great hitter, too," he game away in the bottom of neat to see the excitement that 78 days. "There's a lot of people that says, 'What's up, Whitey?"' said. "I get juked up for every- the eighth inning. Hudak it has generated from everyone Clemens made his decision are excited about this year, and Along with calling Miller by body. I treat them all the same." scored two runners on a dou- now that we're getting under- after gooil buddy and fellow rightfully so because some of his nickname, Clemens has ble then advanced to third on a wild throw. Wamock then scored Hudak on a sacrifice bunt to make it 11-7. Neil Schmitz pitched the final two innings and struck out the side in the top of the ninth to get his third save of Feud between Auriemma, Summitt will last the year. "The sixth inning was big By Steve WHstem and then of course they — his dark, hers bright blue. They hoops and street smarts in including four national titles. Mickie DeMoss, Kentucky's caught up there and then I AP SPORTS COtUMHISt bark at their players and the refs, Philadelphia, alternately flashes a Their winning percentage is coach and former longtime assis- thought the bottom of eighth NEW ORLEANS — The feud point fingers and shake fists, prickly wit and fun-loving identical: .836. tant to Summitt, sees it different- won't stop here bum calorics by the minute and was big They made a mis- demeanor. Summitt, Irom No doubt Auriemma will join iy- take there and we were able Connecticut coach Geno strain the neat creases of their Henrietta, Tenn., balances rigor Summitt someday in the "Pat's a Southern country girl Auriemma and Tennessee's Pat to capitalize on it," Schmitz perfecdy tailored suits. with a private warmth that fosters Basketball Hall of Fame, and per- who doesn't know how to said. "We swung the bats a Hi- Summitt will be back at each Wisecracks, jabs and personal loyalty. haps their frosty relationship will respond to Geno," DeMoss said. other's throats fighting for the histories aside, they have more in de better today, but we still A year older at 51, Summitt have melted a little by then. "I've told her, 'Don't take it per- got to get some of our big women's championship again for common than either is willing to came into the championship "It's silly," UConn star Diana sonalty, take it lighthearted."' the same reasons they were there admit. guys going a bit game with 852 victories over a 30- Taurasi said of the feud. "At some That's not likely. With the win the Falcons last night. They both hate losing, no mat- year career at Tennessee — tops point they are going to get past Auriemma once called They're relentiess rivals and the move to 13-6 on the season, ter who's on the other side. They among women coaches and trail- this. They are the key to women's Tennessee the "evil empire," but while Wayne State falls to 10- best in the game. know how to recruit, how to ing only Dean Smith (879) and basketball and it would be nice to his empire has dominated in They could pass for brother 14. Whitbeck got the loss for replace stars, keep continuity in Adolph Rupp (876) among all col- see them get along. recent years, beating the Lady the Warriors and is 0-3 on the and sister, maybe kissing cousins, their programs and get the most lege coaches. Her six NCAA tides "He is either an arrogant guy Vols in their last three national year. if they weren't so busy trying to out of their players. They're are second only to lohn Wboden's who likes to run his mouth or a title games and seven of the last The Falcons will host bash each other. shoutcrs who are tough discipli- lOatUCIA guy who just likes to poke fun," eight times they played going They prowl the sidelines with narians. Detroit at Stellar Field today Auriemma entered the game Taurasi added, "and Coach with the first pitch at 3 p.ra the same ferocity and fiery eyes Auriemma, who learned his with 531 victories in 20 years, Summitt, she's old school." COACHES. PAGE 9 t WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday. April 7.2004 9 Maddux still takes a Tech overmatched by UConn By Eddie Pells despite a late, futile comeback "Going wire-to-wire is one of ed with the news he'd fallen one Another telling sequence was small-ego 1HE ASSOCIATiD PRESS attempt by the Yellow lackets, the hardest things you can do, vote short of induction into the at the end of the first half, when SAN ANTONIO—Dominating they turned the second half into and it wasn't just the beginning of Basketball Hall of lame. By Okafor snatched a missed free approach in the middle, relentless from their own coronation. the year for us," Calhoun said. Monday night, it was hard to fig- throw, turned and threw to outside and brilliant on the "We just kind of immortalized "This wire-to-wire went ure out why. llashad Anderson, who dribbled MADDUX, FROM PAGE 8 bench, Connecticut was a team ourselves," Gordon said. "We September to April, and that's as The game, like most of the sea- to the top of the key and swished built for a title. accomplished something great." hard as it gets." son, was a display of well-played, a shot at the buzzer for a 15-point demeanor," Baker said. Led by All-America center The Huskies proved worthy of The Huskies were delayed well-coached basketball. lead. The Huskies pulled it off in His demeanor is (he same Emeka Okafor and stellar guard their No. 1 preseason ranking, leaving San Antonio and were One example came early in the five seconds, and looked as if they — low key to a fault. He's Ben Gordon, the Huskies and becoming the first team since the expected back in Connecticut second half, when Okafor kept were the only ones on the floor, quick to point out that the coach lim Calhoun cashed in on 1996 Kentucky Wildcats to open around 4:30 p.m. with a pep rally his hands straight up and denied instead of playing against five Cubs had a good tiling going the promise they showed all sea- and close the season on top. scheduled. three straight Tech attempts to Yellow lackets. before they brought him son, outclassing Georgia Tech 82- There were six losses in between, This was Connecticut's second get the ball close to the basket. "Credit should go to UConn." home. 73 in the national championship including one to Georgia Tech in title in six seasons, and Calhoun Yellow lackets coach I'aul I lewitt Tech coach Paul Hewitt said. "I He's also self-effacing in the game Monday night. November. joined Bob Knight and Mike simply buried his head in his think, at least for me, we should face of compliments from his Okafor finished with 24 points At one point, they lost four of Krzyzewski as the only active hands and turned toward the stay away from overanalyzing new teammates. Baker noted and 15 rebounds, and Gordon nine and looked like one of the coaches with multiple champi- crowd. 1 le couldn't believe there why this happened, why that that Maddux is often the first scored 21 points and controlled country's biggest disappoint- onships. wasn't a foul — or maybe he just happened." one to the ballpark, working the floor throughout. The ments. Nobody's saying that any- On Monday morning, the couldn't stomach what was hap- Suffice to say, the Yellow lackets on ways to get better. Huskies took a big lead eariy, and more. UConn coach was officially greet - pening. were overmatched. "I mean, I'm the first to leave, too," Maddux dead- panned. His new teammates have grown fond of his small-ego approach to the game. Baker recalled that he was recently Broussard talking to Wood and Prior CONNECTICUT DESTRUCTION about the Cy Youngs and Gold Gloves that Maddux has out 7-10 days won, wondering where he MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — found space to keep them all. Cleveland Indians first baseman "Those guys said, 'Knowing Ben Broussard will miss seven to him, they're probably some- 10 days with a sprained left ankle. where in his garage in a box,"' Broussard, who went 4-for-4, Baker said. was injured in the ninth inning of The Cubs hope he has to Monday's season-opening loss at find the box, dust it off and Minnesota. He raced in to Held add a few more trophies Cristian Guzman's bunt, then before too long. rolled his ankle when he doubled back to cover the bag.

Two coaches have their own rivalry

COACHES, FROM PAGE 8 Orleans in 1991, reaching its first linal Four. That was the year into this championship tilt. Tennessee won its second NCAA Summitt bristles at title. Auriemma got noticed, but Auriemma's public barbs. came across as perhaps a little "1 don't have his cell phone too cocky. number," she said sarcastically. "When we started winning "VJc don't talk. Wfe speak before championships in 1995, when we and after the games. That's it. But got to be really, really good, we that's the relationship that Geno were like the new kids on the worked very hard to create. At block, and, hey, isn't it great, here one time I thought we had a pret- comes someone else," he said. "1 ty good relationship. I don't know remember a comment was made why it went south, but that's the that, you know, there's been a lot way it is. of newcomers, there's been a lot "You would think as many of people that have pretended to times as he's beaten us, he would be good." feel sony for me and talk to me." Old Dominion, USC, Texas, Don't count on it. Virginia, Stanford — they were all Someone asked Summitt if she good teams at times, he said. "But only Tennessee stood on were driving down a dark high- Bob Child if ■■ ■ way and saw Auriemma with his the mountaintop forever," he car broken down, would she said. "And there was a sense that 'CELEBRATING': Two unidentified men kick an overturned car on the University ot Connecticut campus at Storrs. Conn. Monday. Boisterous drive by or stop to help. after a year or two we would just Connecticut students and fans set tires and danced on campus streets Monday night celebrating the school's second men's national bas- "Well. I stop and ask if I can go away and go back to tiny ketball title after the Huskies beat Georgia Tech, 82-73. help him. Why wouldn't I?" she Storrs and say, 'Boy, wasn't it great said, then added, "Reverse the to visit New York City once' But a role." funny thing happened. We kept Auriemma's reply to the same coming back" question? That's when things "got a little bit dicey," he said, in the rivalry DrrnK Specfafs "I would walk" Maybe that has something to between UConn and Tennessee, do with the way Auriemma has and between him and Summitt, 238 N. Main St.. BG. 419 353 7511 felt like an outsider, almost an "because we wouldn't go away." intruder, on the women's basket- It was fitting, then, he said that ball scene from the beginning. in order for UConn to win its UConn was just starting to third straight national title, it had make a national splash, in New to get past the last team to do it — Tennessee. SKY BAR Two relay teams Drink Specrafs - Every Week, Aff Miqbt! could get records

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Health fair will have 'Fast ferry' coming to NY tattoo and diet booths and lakes near you, soon By Ben Dobbin Asia. costs, air pollution and stricter By lulie Restrvo the Wood County Health Health Promotion Coordinator. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS After a half-century hiatus, environmental standards are REPORIER Department They are providing The Health Center will have a ROCHESTER, N.Y. - A congested U.S. highways, back- forcing a rethink. Concerned about your health? a booth that will give advice booth that focuses on the low car- deluxe, five-story-tall catamaran ups at Canadian border cross- "One of the advantages of fer- Has it been awhile since your last about tattoos and have tips for bohydrate dieting fad. They will with room for 774 passengers ings and Australian and ries is the low infrastructure cost, physical assessment? Are you checking the safety of the tattoo- present how harmful the diet is. and 220 cars will soon be zipping European breakthroughs in simply because the water is thinking about getting a tattoo? ing equip- "People need to eat across Lake Ontario between high-performance marine tech- already there, doesnt need to be Students are encouraged to ment. "Tattoos have in moderation," said Rochester and Toronto at over 50 nology are generating a renewed bought and doesn't need to be visit tomorrow's health fair taking "People many risk factors Hoffman who is miles an hour. interest in waterbome travel in maintained," said Andrew Jeffs, a place in the Lenhart Grand seeking a against the popular It will be the first car-and-pas- North America. market research manager for Ballroom of he Student Union tattoo such as AIDS and dieting fad. senger "fast ferry" operating on Two more high-speed car fer- Austal Ships in Perth, Australia. between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. should be other infections." Sophomore Rachel the Great lakes and only the sec- ries will be launched in late Australian shipbuilders led by For over a decade, BGSUs clear of Niklas complains ond plying U.S. waters — the spring—one in Alaska, the other Austal and Incat have pioneered Student Health Service and what they BARBARA HOFFMAN, HEALTH about both of her par- definition being vessels that on Lake Michigan between propulsion systems, aluminum Wellness Connection has been look for," PROMOTION COORDINATOR ents rigidly following carry 50 or more passengers and Milwaukee and Muskegon, hull designs and stabilization sponsoring the health fair to pro- said the diet. their vehicles and pierce the Mich. — and itineraries are controls that boost velocity while vide safety tips, health advice and Barbara IX'l-ong from the Wood "Hopefully 1 can bring back waves at speeds above 29 mph under review in Hawaii, keeping the ride even enough to free health screenings. County Health Department. some information that will put (25 knots). Cleveland, Erie, Pa., Racine, Wis., virtually eliminate seasickness. Without having to worry about "Traditionally we hand out potatoes back on the dinner In contrast, no fewer than 100 and along the East and West The 284-foot-long, twin- doctor's fees or waiting rooms, brochures that provide safe tat- table," she said. such ferries offer travelers a coasts. hulled, Austal-built catamaran faculty and students can have tooing information." Other booths will have impor- smooth, swift and often luxuri- "It has to be a viable commer- expected to dock in mid April at their blood pressure taken, have a "Tattoos have many risk factors tant information about alcohol, ous ride across seas and straits cial route — these are expensive its new home port in Rochester dermascan or a fitness test. such as AIDS and other infec- sexual assault and other factors throughout Europe. At least 40 boats," said Howard Thomas, features two movie theaters, A special feature is provided by tions," said Barbara Hoffman, the that may cause harm. others skirt the coasts of Latin president of Canadian American duty-free shopping, a business America, the Middle East and Transportation Systems, the computer center, a restaurant company behind the $42.5 mil- and a bar and a children's play lion Spirit of Ontario ferry set to area with padded jungle gym. Make JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. your FIRST CHOICE sail two or three times a day from On its round-the-world voy- Rochester starting May 1. age from Australia, the ferry sus- in your search for affordable housing! "If you're going to mortgage tained a 25-foot scrape and gash yourself at that level, you really while docking in New York City have to have a steady volume of on April 1. But its maiden voyage, EFFICIENCIES passengers," Thomas said. "Our a $500-a-berth charity extrava- 451 TH11RSTIN- Across Street from Offenhauer. Furnished goal is to add a second boat in ganza, is still scheduled for April with full balh. stove and refrigerator. School Year- One person wAi 2005. If we have a schedule that's 30. Rate- S395.0O. One Year- One Person Rate- $355.00. going more frequently, we It will make the Toronto cross- believe we will get more users." ing in about two hours and 15 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS Beginning in the 1950s, the minutes. The 171-mile road trip Rates available for 1 or 2 occupants. Check with Rental Office growing interstate highway sys- usually takes three to four hours, for prices for 2 occupants. tem drew the U.S. public away but miles-long backups have from boats and trains and into become more frequent at the S17E.RKKI) STRKKT At Thurstin. Furnished or cars. But bumper-to-bumper Unfurnished. One bath. School Year- One person Rate- traffic, soaring road construction FERRY. PAGE 11 $460.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $385.00 707-727 THIRD STRKKT- Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath. School Year- One Person Rale- $395.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $350.00. $700 PAY DAY! 82S THIRD STRKKT- Pets Allowed! Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath. School Year- One Person Rate- st $450.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $400.00. 1 Place Cash Prize 449-455 S. KNTKRPRISK- Furnished or Unfurnished. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS One bath. School Year- One Person Rale- $395.00. One Year- Rates available for 1.2 or 3 occupants. Check wilh Rental MC BATTLE '04 One Person Rate- $345.00. Office for prices other than Two Person Rates. th 839 SKVKNTH STRKKT- Furnished or Unfurnished. 517 K. RKKD- At Thurstin. Furnished or Unfurnished. Oberlin College April 30 One balh. Dishwasher. School Year- One Person Rate- There are only 16 spots! For your chance to enter, register $450.00. One Year- One Person Rate- $385.00. One bath. School Year-Two Person Rate- $610.00. One Year- Two Person Rate- $510.00. online for an open audition on April 1 7* or April 24* at Oberlin College. if you are unable to make these auditions, send an audition video to: PETS ALLOWED 505 CI.OIGH STRKKT- Behind Kinko's. Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath + vanity. School Year-Two Person with $225.00 Nonrefundable pet deposit at these location: Rate- $620,00. One Year- Two Person Rate- $520.00. Pay Day: Battle of the Beasts 403 High 825 Third 61S SECOND STREET- Furnished or Unfurnished. Oberlin College 831 Seventh 640 Eighth One bath. School Year-Two Person Rate- $620.00. 135WestLorainSt. 841 Eighth 725 Ninth One Year- Two Person Rate- $520.00. Wilder Hall CO ABUSUA 777 Manville 402 HIGH STRKKT- Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath. Oberlin, OH 44074 School Year-Two Person Rate- $590.00. One Year- Two Person Rate- $490.00. For information visit the Battle of the Beasts website: 701 FOURTH STRKKT- Furnished or Unfurnished. One bath. Vanity in each bedroom. School Year-Two Person Rale- www.oberlin.edu/student/ielwell $620,00. One Year- Two Person Rale- $520.00. 840-850 SIXTH STRKKT- Furnished or Unfurnished. Two full baths. School Year-Two Person Rate- $640.00. One Year- Two Person Rate- $530.00. 506,514,524 N. ENTERPRISE 707 SIXTH. 818 SKVKNTH & 831 SEVENTH- Furnished or Unfurnished. One balh + Hall. School Year- One of BG's newest complexes Two Person Rate- $545.00. One Year- Two Person Rate- CLOSE TO CAMPUS $460.00. 724 S. COLLEGE DRIVE- Unfurnished. Dishwasher. 1 1/2 Baths. School Year-Two Person Rate- $640.00. One Year- Two Person Rate- $530.00. 3 Bedroom Apartm •2 Full Baths -Air Conditioning •Microwaves "Dishwasher Let our Friendly Staff assist you in finding AFFORDABLE HOUSING. •Garbage Disposal Furnished -Laundry On-Site WE CAN HELP YOU! •Plenty of Parking! JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE, INC. Hours- Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:30 Starling at 319 E. 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