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ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE JWEWS the campus and surrounding community Friday April 10. 2009 Volume 103. Issue 135 WWWBGVIEWSCOM Battling more than just the disease Registering the kinks Bowling Green resident Cheryl Weber Students have encountered several ts cancer, financial problems By Ell* Fowler problems with the new as the) are unable to work. PeopleSoft system to A leu ol teats have been shed in register classes this house the last few months," rerry. Since February, i hetyl Weber's life said. | PageJ has been lived from a beige rediner Every month, after paying theii in her living room ■siii min rent, the Webers have around Diagnosed with Inn;; cancer $100 left for food, medications and Feeling Cheryl, 52, has undergone three other household expenses. disappointed rounds of chemotherap5 leaving her "His [Telly's disability is our only exhausted and weak. income right now." Cheryl, who with life? l*in what causes more stress foi sports a black and white I lalloween Columnist Andrea Cheryl and hei husband feny, 59, bandana to cover bei shaved bead. Wadsworth thinks it is isn't her cancer. It is that for the past CANCER FIGHTER important to learn how lew months, they have been living ' iin an incomeol about $700a month I ■■■ to let things go. even if things do not go your way | Page 4

Take a walk in ite dec me, the park! There are many parb University still ranks in Ohio, all of which are good places to visit now that the weather is warming up | Page 8 Students cough up the By Sfephanie Spencer Theres always a lot of cover charge common misconceptions As cover charges rise, I rom bare statistii s alone nine out ot III lit iSl I wannabe- are about how we re so do complaints: sent big, fat ■:< i eptance lettersai however, cover charges the end «ii eat It school year. admitting students." are more than just I he actual percentage is 87.4, a figure thai is among the lugbest entry fees | Page 8 nut oi the fivi selective, publii state universities in Ohio, It any ot the important paper- Marine officer Vccording to U.S. News ami work I- mil completed, or it they World Report's "Best I ollcges decide on .mi ilhei » oltege alter is acquitted ol .'oii'i" rankings, Ohio ted those an also l A Marine sergeant University selects only "'■ per- shot down as well cent of their college-hopefuls \ml bragging right- between from Illinois was while Ohio University is only a universities ate also important — acguitted on charges lew pointslovvei than HliSU's.u which s,lnml. .lie lanked and in pertaining to the about 82 pen enl Kent State is in which -pot- on the popular U.S. between at 79.7 percent. New- and World Report survey. murder of a detainee in Director ot Undergraduate Higher selectivity might mean Iraq | Page 10 student Admissions Gary a belter college degree to some Swegan said the numbersaren i student- Harvard .i\ui Yale have as cut anil clrv as they seem. .u.eptance rates around 1(1 per- It's a rebound According to raw dara. the mini iflit and are Iv v I eague schools. weekend bet ha- been dropping ovet the i hey cost more money to attend The Falcon softball pa-t seven years in small incre- and arc the models ol exclusiv- ments ity. Lowet acceptance late- may team returns home "Ihere's always a lot ot emu mean better education to some. this weekend for a moii misconceptions about how swegan said sometimes the double-header against wen' admitting students, he numbei ot applicants can be said. "We're -elective but with inflated tor this verv reason and Ball State and a two- an eye lor giving as much . on paper, the numbers c an gen game weekend series as we can eratebighei appeal against Miami | Page 6 Eight years ago in the 2001 Ways that other universities do .'no.' school year, the accep tin- tan simply be better com lance late was 91.5 percent and munication to high school and THROUGH THE COURT has been dropping ever since. transfer students. More pain Swegan and his stall attribute phlets, brochures .aid advertis- pan ol the high numbers to the ing all around tan help get the wav the University processes the word out about what puts this actual application letters. particular University above the TREET LOOKING GLASS Students without transcripts, lest. the minimum grade point avet Othei tunes, (he application age.ornoACl scoresaredropped lee is waived fol students on a immediately from the applicant "need basis meaning that Stuffed rabbit stares down students, pool ami aic never counted. tho-e approved do not base to Even after they do jump through residents while walking on Court Street the first tew lumps, applicants RATES mav not finish what thev started. Story and photos by John Bisesi | I Residents of Bowling Green don't have to go "through the If you could have looking glass" to see a big white rabbit. SCALING THE any movie character His name is Harvey and be lives on (lourt Street COLLEGIATE painted in a portrait I he "rabbit man" peering out ol an upstairs window at 210 with you, who would East Court St. has a name, and he is not then! to creep out PYRAMID: pedestrians, although that happens more often than not. Acceptance tales it be and why? "I can't even look at that thing, eveiv nine I walk by I jusi round avert my eyes.' said senior Krisii Kelley, who has to pass the the US bouse on her daily route to campus. I feel like it's following me, staring me down." Nancy I enhart owns the home on fast Conn Stun ami V*t loves the dapper rabbit that occupies an upstairs bedroom. She is an avid fan of the infill film "Harvey." which tells the story of a man who has an invisible friend resembling a si\ JONATHAN SHAFFER loot tall rabbit. Freshman. Biochemistry PART OF THE FAMILY: Lenhart is so enthusiastic about the character that she pur '. "Rafiki from The Lion See RABBIT Page ! ■ King.' because he's ; vireon (bottom). cool, funny, agile and wise" | Page 4 100" STATISTICS FROM US N[WS AND WORID REPORT k VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS. SPORTS. UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 10.2009 WWWBGVIEWS.COM

HOLDING IT BLOTTER BACK: Terry Webe* holds back tears as wife Cheryl Weber WEDNESDAY. speaks on her APRIL 8 experiences with cancer and how the 1045A.M couple has been nid pre- fighting to press > ; *rom forward with their lives despite then 2:51 P.M. disabilities. Currently ■ I . A IS the couple lives iving the Heinz on around $700 a uising month ■ HI. She red being on t that ENOCHWU 'Htft.NC/rt was OK

■ l.iiniK likelulieWillniarth. his heart attack. Cheryl contin- "When you only got 100 bucks to live 5:31 RM CANCER "She [Cheryl] has a cell phone, ued to provide an income for ■ subject and it is in my name. I pay for Terry and their daughters, who From Page 1 on a month, and you have people saying hallway that" U illmarth said. at the time were in junior high said "Family and Mends are the Willmaith recently held a bake and high school. Terry was able you got to pay this, you got to pay that; ■ din's who have stepped up and sale at Krogers and will be hold- to collect disability payments ing a spaghetti benefit dinner for while Cheryl worked several part 425 PM helped us pay for food, medica well, I got to live, too. Just wait your turn." lie HI and cat Insurance" (henI in Ink. Willmanh added time jobs on top of her work at she feels closer u > (herj I than she I lioenix Technologies. Totry Weber | Bowling Green Resident ■ ■ i 'hop- Despite facing seemingly candy Insurmountable odds, longtime doeshei nun sister Hut things changed in 2007. Every day Cheryl thanks God uming residents of BowlinsjGreen Cheryl "If something would happen In After working for 10 years at Terry make the hour-long trek to and lorry air determined to get hoi. ii would nv.ile a big void (in llioenixTechnologies, Cheryl was St. Charles Hospital in Oregon she gets out of bed and looks for- through Cheryl's cancer and theii mylitel." she said.' I want pcopk-lo laid off. losing her benefits and There Cheryl gets her clniiiu ward to the days she can spend 5:05 P.M. financial problems. kntitv when you have a disease like her health insurance. She began therapy treatments. The ehemo with her six grandchildren. Ibe back* wiili mounting medical hills iliis, di ml give upon lite, and that is working two to three jobs a week takes its toll quickly, leaving her so magnitude of what she will miss the Business already Ix'ing sent to collections what I try to encourage her to do. I cleaning houses, being a care- weak she can't even lift her mm to in the future pulls her through ding and a lack of health Insurance, ji Lst want her to know I am then'.'' giver and other random work. turn on the lamp next to her chair. even the toughest of days. After the first few treatments, "I want to see them |my grand 742 P.M. the Uchers struggle daily, luckily. Hui Willmanh isn't the only one At the end of last year, Cheryl Cheryl could hardly walk, needing children] grow up and graduate ted * ■..! ■ their utility hills arc included in helping ihcWcbers. developed a simple cough. But I :-? either on the their tent payment, hut they have I Ian Weber. Terry's older broth- what site thought was a cold-like Terry to help her to the bathroom. high school, college and get mar- ried.'' she said. "That is what keeps i of the Music Hour without the phone or cable er, (ante bearing much needed symptom quickly gut worse. But chemo causes more than just i verbal hcli ire until friends and family gifts lasi Monday. T was having trouble breathing, weakness for Cheryl. me going every day right now." ■ly conduct. stepped in to pay the hills. "! am Santa Claus today," Dan and when I walked I was winded," "It is hard to eat food because of Ror Terry, he is petrified of los- "When you only got ion bucks said with a laugh. Dan and bis she recalled. "Then 1 just thought I what it Icliemo] does to my tongue.'' ing his wife. in live on a month, and you have Wife Karen Weber brought bags of had bronchitis." she said. T can't eat anything toma "|l'm| scared of the fact your wife THURSDAY. people saying you got to pay this, groceries u i the Weber household. A trip to the emergency room roey or spicy. Lots of days ci insist of could die after I wing married for.'! 1 you gin in pay that; well. I gol lii Support ol friends has been told Cheryl Otherwise. The doctor eating... soft things.'' years," said Terry, who with tears in APRIL 9 live, too," an emotional terry said. a significant part of the W'elx'rs' informed her there was a mass After every treatment, Cheryl's his eyes was barely audible. "She 2:37 AM "Just wail your lum. When I got the SHUT of hauling medical hardship on her lungs. Soon after, the long tongue develops sores, making it lias been taking care of |me] and..." iwling Green, money; I will get it to you, but I got long before Cheryl's diagnoses. time smoker was diagnosed with hard to eat many foods, and she Unable to finish the sentence Terry ■ ■ '(-".pass to live, too." In 1995, Terry survived a massive lung cancer. often has to drain the broth off of dissolved into tears. the tenced- Cheryl applied for disability in bean attack, which according to "I didn't believe it at first," Cheryl her favorite soup Ramen noodles Despite this fear, both Cheryl >nceon North February and recently received [ferry's doctors should have killed said. "I thought no, no, no." so she can eat. and Terry said they are strong, and, * live nnticeslicwilllx-cullcctingarnund him. IbdayTeny has a defibrilla- The seriousness of her sickness But the biggest love Cheryl has with the help of family and friends $200 a month until August when ini in bis chest and needs to take quickly hit Cheryl when the doc- lost is her Diet Pepsi. and Cheryl's determination, they ONLINE: ii fo* the ln'i disabititj will increase to 1900. nine different medications daily. tor told her it had spread beyond "It is just the Diet Pepsi I miss believe they can beat this cancer.

■ She also acquired food stamps I haven't worked since "Hfi," her lungs. It now occupies her the most," she said adding with a "We are both fighters. When 1 had from |ob and Family Services and Terry said. "I was a lucky SOU to spin, hones, shoulders and skull. laugh, "1 still eat chocolate, though, my heart attack in '95, my doctor will sunn be getting Medicaid. Hut have lived, and I have been in the "I thought. 'This is serious.'" that is my favorite. I don't care said I should lx' dead." Terry said money is needed now and the hospital multiple times since." (beryl said with a tear. how bad my tongue hurts, 1 will "I am a fighter. I am not ready to die CORRECTION Uebeis must rely on friends and \\ it Ii lorry unable to work after Every three weeks, Cheryl and eat a piece of chocolate.". yet. And she lisn't cither]." POLICY rect all (actual errors. hear them making comments character. One is a framed. I . . RABBIT like, 'it's so scary,' it's so cute,' or sketch of Harvey drawn and II 419-372-6966. 'what is that thing?' If you don't autographed by the film's star, From Page 1 look at it in the right light, it's lames Stewart. Lenhart also chased the big white rabbit for hard to tell what it is." had an artist draw a portrait of more thin $2,000. Up close, it's easy to tell that herself and her beloved bunny Lenhart moved to Bowling Harvey is a distinguished "rab- posing together in what resem- Green from Defiance 11 years bit man." He sports a gray suit bles a family photo. ago and has had Harvey dis- coat, a black bowtie and a cum- Harvey gets plenty of atten- played prominently in the win- merbund. His magenta dress tion throughout the year dow ever since she moved. pants lead down to an odd because the house is a thor- From the sidewalk, Harvey accessory: roller skates. oughfare for bar-goers. can be seen dressed in a suit The house itself is packed "That thing is legendary." and bowtie, looking as if he is with antiques such as a con- said Adam Solomon, a senior ready to arrive at a ball. cert grand piano, autographed who lives down the street from Matt, Lenhart's son, also lives portraits of past U.S. Presidents, Harvey's home. "I check it out at the home, and he is the lucky and an actual skull of a 12-year- every time I go by and say what's roommate of Harvey. He sleeps old girl. up to the bunny-man." in the same room as the bizarre "My mother is a little on the With an excellent bird's-eye lOHMBISfSI bunny every night. eccentric side," Matt said. view of the city, Harvey the "rab- THE STARE DOWN: Harvey, the stuffed rabbit located on couit street, looks out his "I'm used to it, it really doesn't Besides Harvey, Lenhart has bit man" should be watching window at walkers below. People have various factions to Harvey some make comments like bother me," Matt said. "I hear a few other keepsakes com- over Bowling Green for years ? it's so cute' or 'what is that tlnnq " said Matt who lives with Harvey. all the people walking by and I memorating her favorite film to come.

lunior Sabrina Worden said RATES even though many get in, not The BG News is now From Page 2 as many get out the way they planned. paytheS40applicationfeeifthey "Usually the people who don't accepting applications for show proof they can't afford it, belong end up dropping out any- Swegan said that this tactic can way. The good thing is that you make a school more selective. could have sucked in high school Summer & Fall If a large group of people can and then you get to come to col- apply for free, even if they don't lege for a second chance," she meet the minimum require- said. 2009 Staffs ments, they are added to the Worden also admitted that she number of applicants and was surprised that the number denied admission, making the was that low and didn't know admission percentage signifi- what would keep someone out. Reporters •Wed Staff cantly lower. "1 had an ex-boyfriend that was But even at the 90 percent, a felon and dropped out of high some students are still glad for school two times and got his Staff Editors • Videographers their personal opportunity. G.F.D.," she said. "He still got in." Opinion Columnists • On-line Media Cinco Dc Ma Photographers Assistants Graphic Designers Copy Editors j Applications are available in 210 or 204 West Hall. Interviews will begin mid April. Return completed application and please sign up for an interview time at 210 West Hall. ** ".m-,npm Questions or further information? Contact The BG News at [email protected] ^'lam-Spm

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ALISON KEMP THE 8G NEWS MOUNTAINSIDE: Hallstatt. a lake town to ihe south of Safcbutg. surrounded by mountains The town of Hallstatt was founded in 1600 B.C. making the city older than Rome. Columnist Alison Kemp visited the quaint village nestled in the heart of the Alps with her patents. Travelin' the Globe: Finally doing the tourist thing after being in Austria for over six months We began our week with "The lake I had selected was Mondsee, mostly Their outdoor garden is gor- the Salzburg Card. This card geous and makes for a peaceful is the best deal for sightsee- because the wedding church from The Sound break while getting more out of ing in Salzburg. The card can your Salzburg Card. be purchased for one, two or of Music' is located there. This church was the After three days of sights in three days, and it gives you free Salzburg, we rode the bus into the entrance into, more or less, all final movie sight I wanted to see. It was really Salzkammergut, the lake region SALZBURG, Austria—I've spenl of the museums in Sal/burg and east of Salzburg. The lake I had the last week as a tourist in free bus transportation. nice, and the town was quite pleasant." selected was Mondsee, mostly Austria. During the low season, the because the wedding church \h parents arc here and with ticket runs from 22 to 3:> Euros, from "The Sound of Music" is them I've heen able to do some and in the high season, from 24 time to ride the cable car up and residence. located there. This church was of the things I wouldn't normally to 37. down the Untersberg mountain, Visitors with enough time the final movie sight I wanted do here alone, like go into so In one day you can get your which can easily take up a full should also head to the Stiegl to see. It was really nice, and the many tourist shops or ride in money's worth if you plan on morning and costs 19 Euros, brewery, which is where the city town was quite pleasant. a horse-drawn carriage. It has having a day hill of sightseeing, Some of the other main beer is made. The beer was first Then on Wednesday we went really been a lot of fun, being a but the best deal is the three-day sights here include the Pestung made in 1492. to I lallstatt, another lake town. tourist and a tour guide at the card for more leisurely pace. I rohensalzburg, which is the for- The tour isn't that exciting, but This one was further away and same time. More than one day gives you tress that was used to guard the what makes the journey to the farther south, so the lake was city; Schloss Hellbrunn, which brewery worthwhile is that you surrounded by mountains and AUSON KEMP . THE BG NEWS SPEAK YOUR MIND I is home to trick fountains; a receive a free gift (a puzzle, small the town was built onto the side GOING TO THE CHAPEL The wedding pleasant park and the ga/x'bo mug or bottle of beer) and three church from "The Sound of Music" located in Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? from "The Sound of Music;" samples of beer or other drinks KEMP »5 the Salzkammergut region east of Salzburg Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: and Mozart's birth house and of your choice, along with bread. near lake Mondsee ■ E-mail us at thenewsiPbgnews.com. r ■ Drop a note into our new comment box at the Union FIND OUT WHAT BGVIEWS.COM HAS TO OFFER YOU! Information Center. ■ Call us at 419-372-6966 TOP NEWS STORIES SLOGGING ARCHIVES SPEAK YOUR MIND MULTIMEDIA The site is updated dafly Check out the sports Miss something? Find Comment on stones and ■ Come to our newsroom in 210 West Hall. ^ Podcasts. audio with stories from the bkog for the latest in BG articles and columns column.', or send a letter sltdeshows and video Be sure to read the submission guidelines at th« bottom of this page. paper and online etnas. athletics since 2000. to the editor add to the story.

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many other sights. KEMP My parents and I watched the From Page 4 Glockenspiel before we began the tour. It really isn't all it is of one of them. hyped up to be. One scene is of 1 lallstatt is older than Rome coopers dancing because the because of its salt mine. People bubonic plague had finished were first attracted to I lallstatt its course in Munich, and the BGViews inlf>O0B.C. other scene was of a marriage, .com The train stops on the side of with jesters, juggles, musicians the lake that the town isn't on, so and a joust. you must ride a boat across the Today we arc traveling to lake. The houses have garages Nuremburg, which is famous for their boats rather than cars. for its medieval city center. AUSONKEMP : THE BG NEWS Most streets are just barely wide Along with walking through the A VIEW FROM THE TOP: An overcast looked the Austrian Alps enough for cars. heart of the city, we will also TOP 10 I've heard the town is pretty visit the Nazi Documentation hopping with tourists in the Center, which is on the rally summer, but now, in April, it grounds that Hitler built for his REASONS TO was • exceedingly .quiet and large-scale rallies and demon- peaceful. strations. Yesterday we left Salzburg The city offers the City LOVE OUR for Munich. We took a free tour Museums Combo-Ticket with the New Munich walking for 5 BUTOS, which then pro- tour company. You are asked vides free admission into the to tip the guide at the end of Documentation Center, the the tour. Albrecht Durer House, the Toy \hMiJmtm We learned about the main Museum and the City Museum. shopping street (Maximilian I'm sure we'll take advantage of Strassc), Kristallnacht, beer that deal, as well. gardens, Oktoberfest, the main No more layering of clothes. church, the main square where WISONKEMP I THE BG NEWS the i:.iih.ins and Glockenspiel — Respond to Alison at CITY ON THE HILL A far away view of Salzburg overlooked by the mountaintop fortress. are, the Beer Hall Putsch and [email protected]. 9 You can finally get rid of your wooby blanket 8 Coming Soon: ^^^^ No more space heaters needed • 7 f Finana ial Aid You don't have to winterize the windows AWAR D NOTIFICATION 6 No more cold drafts (we mean wind) .~L_. Student Center in MyBGSU will be your location 5 fk > to view your 2009-10 Financial Aid Award You can walk around barefooted again 1 ■ > to view your To Do List . BBT > to accept and/or decline Financial Aid Awards 4 Your friends will want to come over more often Bftm Official Financial Aid Award Notification will be available D^B mid-April. 3 9MBJ| To access: Log in to MyBGSU and Turn up the heat to your comfort zone ■B9 select Student Center. ^VB7 View your To Do List items. 2 B _^ Items that need to be completed in No more going into shock ^f ^fl Bj^^^ order to process financial aid are listed after seeing your monthly heating bill! i [B ^fl B^^ here - these are items that need your 1 ■fe^fl ^T follow-up or completion. 1 F ^r Financial Aid Award detail Take all the long hot showers you desire! ^m by selecting the "View Financial Aid" link ^m in the Finances section. By viewing the Isn't it time you stop feeling the pain ^m Financial Aid Award detail you will be in your wallet everytime you turn up the heat. I^^^^Hw^B^BY^ provided with a page prompting you to Call our hotline today! ^^^^BBB^Bv* Accept or Decline awards. This new ^BHBAVs^r feature allows you to complete this 419-352-9135 B) process BGSU WINTHROPTERRACE HW & SUMMIT TERRACE 400 F. Napoleon Road I winthrop@gerdenich com Student Financial Aid - www.bgsu.edu/officeslsfa wwww.winlhropterrace.com SPORTS Friday. Apr 110.2009 6 SIDELINES Angels rookie killed in accident after season debut

Gillian FkcOM The impact spun around both pronounced dead at the scene, The Associated Press vehicles, and one then struck police said. another car but that driver was Stewart's mother said her .WAIIl-IM Calif. — Los Angeles not hurt, police said. daughter and Adenhart had kneels pitcher Nick Adenhart The minivan driver .fled the known each other since last sea- and two other people were killed crash scene on foot and was son but were not dating as far as yesterday b) a suspected drunk captured a half-hour later. she knew, Hamilton said. driver just hours after the rookie Police identified him as Andrew The mother said Adenhart and made his first start of the sea Thomas Gallo, 22. of Riverside, the others had gone dancing at a son. and said he had a suspended club about a block away from the The Angels postponed last license because of a previous crash site, although the crash TRACK night's game with Oakland drunken driving convict ion. scene appeared to indicate the and players planned to gather Preliminary results indicated car was heading in the direction Falcons travel to to remember their teammate, (iallo's blood-alcohol level was of the club, Hamilton said. Arizona State manager Mike Scioscia said. above the legal limit, I ullertun A 21-year-old passenger in the "It is a tragedy that will never police It Kevin Hamilton said. van was treated for minor inju- Twelve members of [he BG be forgotten," he said at an Angel He could face charges Includ- ries, police said. track team will be traveling to Stadium news conference, ing vehicular manslaughter or Adenhart's death came Arizona State for Sun Angel The 22 year-old Adenhart w as possibly murder, I lamilton said. shortly after he made his fourth Track Classic. Kara Butler, a passengerina silver Mitsubishi Adenhart died in surgery at major league start in Wednesday Eclipse thai was broadsided in the University of California, night'slosstoOakland. Hethrew Heather Conger (above). CHRIS ORISON I AP PHOTO an intersection in neighboring Irvine Medical Center. A 27:year- six scoreless innings. Adenhart's Autumn Dettmann, TaKarra Fulletton at about 12:30 a.m. by old man in the car and the driver, SAD DAY: Jolm Carpino. lelt. Los Angeles Angels senior vice president of sales and market- Dunning. Sabrina Forstein, a minivan that apparently ran a 20-year-old Courtney Frances See TRAGEDY I Page 7 ing, and team president Dennis Kulil listen during a news conference regarding NKIC Adenhart's red light, police said. Stewart Of Diamond Bar. were death yesterday Saisha Gailliard, Whitney Hartman. Kylie Korsnack. Shantell Lewis. Brittani McNeal. Jamie Roflow. Jessie Rowland will be performing. ^ *W Page 7 Bring on the birds ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Falcons hosting Cardinals, RedHawks Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for By Paul Barney "They're both very improved teams, and Reporter continued coverage of your they're playing very well. I think we're going favorite Falcons sports teams After losing four straight games Being a holiday weekend, last weekend, the Softball team to have our hands full this weekend, and we we will have limited BG will look to rebound in the Mid- American Conference as they coverage. However, come definitely need to show up and play ball." return home for their second Monday, check out the blog home stand of the season. Shannon Salsburg | BG coach to see recaps from all sports Today, the Falcons (7-18, 2-4 playing over the weekend. MAC) will host Ball State (16-16, Melissa Susan 6-1 MAC) at 1 p.m. for the first West Sontag Additionally, get other news game of a double-header. BG Freshman is ranked n •» <•■ Leads the team in from around the MAC today. will then take on Miami in a two- fifth in the nation in runs scored with 12 www.bgnewssports.com game weekend series starting tomorrow at 2 p.m. and Sunday triples and a .328 average at 1 p.m. OUR CALL The Falcons are on a 16-game El winning streak against the granted. their defense. Cardinals, winning 20 of the "They're both very improved As the team continues to work Today in last 23 meetings. Against the teams, and they're playing very on the defensive side of the ball, Sports History RedHawks, the Falcons are on a well," Salsburg said. "I think Salsburg knows the offense will two-game home winning streak we're going to have our hands be a big part of their success. 1993-The Pittsburgh and lead the all-time series 50- full this weekend, and we defi- "It's a good sign to see the Penguins win record 17th 36. nitely need to show up and play offense rolling because it can In two seasons against ball." really pick up some of the areas straight game Ball State and Miami, coach The BG offense certainly has that we continue to work on," 1976—Cleveland Cavaliers Shannon Salsburg holds a com- showed up as of late, scoring 12 Salsburg said. bined record of 9-1. Though runs off 23 hits in their last two Having had success against win first Central Division title. BENIOHMAN ll-EBGNEWS she has had great success games. Apart from the offense, Bali State and Miami. Salsburg's 1947—Jackie Robinson BOUNCE BACK: Hayley Wiemer and the Softball team are looting to bounce back at against these teams in the past, something that has not fared too next win will give her 60 in her home after getting swept in four road games last weekend Salsburg is taking nothing for well for the Falcons has been becomes first African- career with the Falcons. American player to play in a Major League game. 1916—First professional Baseball looking to.redeem itself golf tournament held.

The List after historical loss Wednesday Angels rookie pitcher By Scan Shapiro Nick Adenhart was tragi- Ryan Logan Reporter Meisler cally killed at age 22 following Shay One of three play- Leads the team Wednesdays game Today, we After their worst loss of the sea- ers with four home with a .398 batting review Adenhart's four career son, as well as the program's history. BG's baseball team will runs for BG average games in a tribute to him: look to rebound this weekend 1. Nick Adenhart: against Ball Stale. H Wednesday, the I ale oils fell State enters the contest on a also hit 28 home runs in 27 MCHfKADWANSKI I THSBCNfWS While he hadn't made a name 27-7 to Fastern Michigan as three-game winning streak games. They have also aver- HITTING THE ROAD: Senior Kelsey Jakupcin will try 10 help the Falcons get past Akron for himself in the Majors. the visitors rang up 28 hits, in which they have scored 35 aged just over four extra base and Buffalo on the road this weekend. Adenhart will be deeply the most a Falcon team has runs. hits a game. missed by everyone involved ever allowed. In the game. BG Thai is bad news for a BG Ball State's pitching staff has used their entire rosier as It) pitching staff that hasan earned been a big reason for their suc- with the league. pitchers and 16 different posi- run average just above seven for cess as they have limited other Tennis team looking to 2. May 1,2008: tion players made an appear- the season. teams to a .278 batting average ance. On the other side of the while striking out 186 batters in Adenhart made his Big Today at 3 p.m., BG will start plate, the Cardinals have a 27 games. continue winning ways - League debut against the their three-game series with strong lineup, which has a BG enters the game 13-14 (4-4 By Morgan Carlson Oakland Athletics and Mid-American Conference team batting average of .316 MAC) while the Cardinals enter weekend, she is concentrating West leading Cardinals. Ball for the season. Ball State has the weekend 15-12 (5-2 MAC). Reporter on the team as a whole. allowed five runs in two "I think that the team has been innings of work. The BG women's tennis team building momentum through- 5. May 6,2008: In will finish the road portion of out the MAC season, and we will their season this weekend, trav- use it going into our two match- Kansas City. Adenhart pitched Falcon weekend sports schedule eling to Akron today and Buffalo es next weekend," Menoff said. 4.1 innings, striking three and tomorrow. "If the team works hard during allowing just three runs. Today: Sunday: The Falcons will bring a 10-4 practice this week and goes into (3-1 Mid-American Conference) the matches with a positive and 4. May 12,2008: "Softball vs. Ball State; 1 pm 'Baseball, vs Ball Staic record into the weekend, while competitive attitude, we will do Adenhart made his final 'Tennis: at Akron; I pm. 'Softball: vs B1 the Zips are at 14-5 (3-2 MAC) well in both matches!" 'Softball: vs. Ball State; 3 p.m. 'Men's ci and the Bulls currently hold at Last year, BG downed the Zips appearance of 2008 against 11-4 (4-1 MAC). 6-1. This win gave Menoff her the White Sox, notching his .eball; vs. Ball State; 3 p.m. *Womei Coach Penny Dean is look- 60th career singles win, just 20 only career win after allowing ' track at Arizona State, all day ing forward to the matches hut away from the record she broke understands both teams are last weekend. four runs in 5.2 wins. evenly matched with BG. Up The same weekend last year 5. April 8,2009: Tomorrow: until last Saturday, all three found the Falcons playinga close teams were3-l in Mid-American In what ended up being 'Baseball: vs. Ball State: i p.m. match against the Bulls, pulling Ipm. Conference scoring. ahead to a 4-3 victory. Adenhart's final appear- "Both matches will be Senior Kelsey lakupcin feels ance, he pitched six shut out ■ extremely tough," Dean said. the matches may be close again innings in a 6-4 loss against "Men I day "Akron and Buffalo have been this year, considering the similar "Won ■ winning, too. Their strengths record between the trio. Oakland. He struck out five in are different." "I expect our matches to be the game. Last weekend, senior Stefanie Menoff became the winningest See TENNIS I Page 7 singles player in BG history. This WWW.BGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Friday.Apnl'O.MM 7 12 members of track team to face CLAWSON'S FALCONS TO PLAY FIRST SCRIMMAGE

top 25 teams at Arizona State Hpv I _^M . By Craig Vand.rkjm will compete to the best of their Njrf .Veb Editor ability and use this opportunity * m aim to the fullest." *^B ^^m 1 -«1 ^^. - The BG (rack team will look for In addition to BG, 21 other another successful weekend teams will compete at the as ihey continue their outdoor event. They include nationally season at the Sun Angel Track ranked No. 3 LSI), No. 6Arizona P/^iJ Classic. State, No. 15 Minnesota, No. Twelve athletes will compete 16 Auburn, No. 22 Arkansas in the event, which takes place and No. 23 Arizona to name on the campus of Arizona State a few. University today and tomorrow. Wells said the Falcons have Coach Cami Wells explained familiarity with some of the the rationale for the athletes other teams competing. selected to participate. "Some we compete against ihfx. * "The people going have prov- more than others," she said. en themselves to be consistent "We just need to see this type of and have achieved marks that competition to be prepared for would make them competitive the more competitive meets in in this type of meet." she said. the future." EIHUNMAGOC The non-scoring meet will Following this event, BG still prove to be competitive, will compete in Oxford next SCRIMMAGE: The "akon football team will hold its first scrimmage tomorrow morning at Doyt Perry Stadium. The three-hour session is with the purpose of getting the weekend at the All-Ohio set to begin at 10 a n with the scrimmage coming closer to the end o' practice The entire session is open to the public top athletes into competition Championship. similar to what they could see at "The team as a whole is mov- a regional or national level. ing in the right direction, and KMIOHMAN iHtBGNtw "The expectation is the same we will need to focus the team ONE OF 12: TaKarra Dunning will be one TRAGEDY as it is every week," Wells said. toward next weekend's event," of 12 Falcons heading to Arizona State this From Page 6 "That the athletes competing Wells said. weekend. father had flown out from Baltimore to watch the game. matches of the season. After and really want to keep up our "He summoned his father the TENNIS tomorrow, the women willreturn toughness and quickness for day before and he said, 'You From Page 6 home for their last two matches this weekend." better come here because of the regular season and will Dean is also looking forward something special's gonna hap- extremely competitive this then play the MAC champion- to seeing how the weekend plays pen,'" said Adenhart's agent, coming weekend," lakupcin ships on their home turf. out and has a lot of confidence in Scott Boras. said. "Both teams arc made up lakupcin anticipates the team the women. After the game, "he was so of girls who fight for every point, will continue their momentum "The team is feeling positive elated ... he felt like a major and we should expect to feel the into t he last away matches of the about our chances," Dean said. leaguer," Boras said, weeping. same way and be on the top of season. , "Our goal is to bring our A game Adcnhart struggled with a our games to play our absolute "Our team is feeling very good and let the ball land in their 9.00 ERA in three starts with the best." going into our last away match- court." Angels last season, but Scioscia This weekend will find the es," lakupcin said. "We are all Both matches this, weekend said last month the pitcher had MARK J TEMIll APPHOtli Falcons on their last two road playing extremely well right now will begin at 1 p.m. worked hard over the winter YOUNG CAREER LOST: Nick Adenhart had made just lour appearances in his short- and arrived at spring training lived Major League career gaining a 1-1 record. with a purpose. Adenhart is survived by his he pitched six scoreless innings 12. He was 37-28 in the minor parents, Jim and Janet. for the Angels," the association leagues from 2005-08. includ- "He lived his dream and was said in a statement. ing 9-13 last vear at Triple-A Salt blessed to be part of an organi- Fans, some wearing Angels Lake. zation comprised of such warm, shirts or carrying flowers, gath- Aaron Wells was Adenhart's caring, and compassionate peo- ered at the intersection where athletic trainer in 2005 when he ple," the family said in a state- the accident occurred yester- played for Utah's Orem Owlz, a ment issued through the team. day. rookie league affiliate with the "The Angels were his extend- Adenhart, a Maryland native Angels, ed family. Thanks to all of who starred at VVilliamsport it was very obvious that he Nick's loyal supporters and fans (Md.l High School, began the was going to be a successful throughout his career. He will season this week as the Angels' professional pitcher," said Wells, always be in everyone's hearts No. 3 starter because of injuries now the team's general man- forever." to John Lackey, Ervin Santana ager. "Very humble, extremely The Major League Baseball and Kelvim Escobar, all of good in the club house. I le was Players Association said its whom are on the disabled list. just such an unassuming guy. members were shaken and sad- The pitcher made his major just went out and did his busi- dened about the accident. league debut May 1 of last year, ness." "Just hours before the accident. also against Oakland. He made There was a moment of Nick demonstrated his passion two other starts, getting his silence to remember Adenhart for baseball and his prospects only decision in a victory over before several major league for a very bright future when the Chicago White Sox on May games yesterday.

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Gillian Flaccus rhe impact spun around both pronounced dead at the scene, vehicles, and one then struck police said. another car bul thai driver was Stewart's mother said her \\\ill IM ( alif. In- Vngeles nol hurl, police said daughter and Adenhart had Vngels pin hei Nick Vdenhari I he minivan driver .lied the known each other since last sea- andtwoothci people were killed dash scene on Fool and was son bul were not dating as far as yesterda) by a suspected drunk captured a half-hour later. she knew. I laniiltnn said. drivei jusi hours aftei the rookie Police identified him as Andrew I hemolhei said Adenhart and made his firs! M.UI ol the sea I hennas Gallo, 22, of Riverside the ol hers had gone dancing at a son, and said he had ,i suspended duh about a block away from the I In* Vngels postponed lasi lie ensc because ol a previous crash site, although the crash TRACK night's game with Oakland drunken driving conviction. scene appeared to indicate the and players planned to gather Preliminary results indicated car WHS heading in the direction Falcons travel to in remembei Iheii teammate, i iallo's blood alcohol level was of the dub, Hamilton said, Arizona State manager Mike Scioscia said. above the legal limit, Fullerton A 21-year-old passenger in the "It is a tragedy thai will never police 11. Kevin Hamilton said van was treated for minor inju- ■ i) of the BG he forgotten, hesaidat an Vngel He i ould laee charges includ- ries, police said. track team will be traveling to Stadium news confereni c. ing veluc iihii manslaughter or Adenharts death came i State for Sun Angel I he 22 yeai old Vdenharl was possibl) murder, I lamilion said. shortly after he made his fourth major league start in Wednesday Track Classic. Kara Butler. apassengci inasilvei Mitsubishi Adenhan died in surgery al I clipsc lhai was broadsided in the University ol I alifornia, night's loss to Oakland. He threw CHRIS CAB1S0N UPPHOIO Heather Conger (above). .in intersection in neighboring Irvine Medical (enter. A 27 year- six scoreless innings. Adenbart's Autumn Dettmann. TaKarra I ullerton .a about 12:30 a.m. by old man in thecai andlhedriwi. SAD DAY: John Carpino. left. Los Angeles Ariqels senior vtre president of sales and • See TRAGEDY | Page 7 ing. and learn president Dennis Kulil listen during a news conference regaidmg Nick Adenhart s Dunning. Sabnna Forstem. a mum,in thai apparently ran a 20-year-old Courtney I ranees red light, police said. Slewarl ut Diamond Bar, were death yesterday i Gailliard. Whitney in. Kylie Koisnack. Shantell Lewis. Bnttani Jamie Roflow. Jessie Rowland will be performing. - Page 7 Bring on the birds

The BG News Sports Blog Falcons hosting Cardinals. RedHawks Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for By Paul Barney "They're both very improved teams, and Reporter continued coverage of your they're playing very well. I think we're going favorite Falcons sports teams Alter losing four straight games Being a holiday weekend. last weekend, the Softball team to have our hands full this weekend, and we ! have limited BG will look to rebound in the Mid- American Conference as they ige. However, come definitely need to show up and play ball." return home for their second Monday, check out the blog In line stand of the season. 'ricll to see recaps from all sports Today, the Falcons (7-18. 2-4 MAC) will host Ball State (16-16, Melissa 1 Susan playing over the weekend ■ PI 6 I MAC) at 1 p.m. for the first West 1 Sontag Additionally, get other news game of a double-header. BG Freshman is ranked ■ J 1 Leads the team in from around the MAC today. will then take on Miami in a two- VC& fifth in the nation in 1 runs scored with 12 www.bgnewssports.com game weekend series starting vd tomorrow at 2 p.m. and Sunday triples 'H 1 and a 328 average at I p.m. The Falcons are on a 16-game El winning slreak against the granted. their defense. Cardinals, winning 20 of the "They're both very improved As the team continues to work Today in last 23 meetings. Against the teams, and they're playing scry on the defensive side ol the ball, Sports History IS* Kedl lawks, the I all mis are on a well." Salsburg said. "I think Salsburg knows the offense will two-game home winning streak we're going to have our hands he a big pat I of their success. 1993-The Pittsburgh and lead the all-time series 50- full this weekend, and we defi- "It's a good sign to see the Penguins win record 17th l(>. nitely need lo show up and play offense rolling because it can In two seasons against ball.'' really pick up some of the areas straight game ■ wm Jr- Hall Stale and Miami, coach I he BG offense certainly has that we continue to work on." 1976—Cleveland Cavaliers Shannon Salsburg holds a com- showed up as of late, scoring 12 Salsburg said. bined record of 9-1. Though runs off 23 hits in their last two Having had success againsl win first Central Division title. BINIOHMJN she has had greal success games. Apart from the offense, Ball Stale and Miami. Salsburg's 1947—Jackie Robinson BOUNCE BACK: team are looting to bounce back at against these teams in the past, something that has nol fared too nexl win will give hei lill in her weekend Salsburg is taking nothing for well lor the falcons has been career with the falcons. becomes first African- American player to play in a Major League game

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The List after historical loss Wednesday Angels rookie pitcher By Sean Shapiro Ryan ! ^ 1 Logan Nick Adenhart was tragi- Shay jL jfl | Meisler cally killed at age 22 following Une ol three play WQJ 1 Leads the team Wednesdays game. Today, we \ltri theil worst loss of I he sea- th four home U f |l with a .598 batting review Adenharts four career son. ,is well .is the program's history, BG's baseball team will runs for BG B. 1 average games in a tribute to him: look to rebound this weekend I.Nick Adenhart: against Ball state Wednesday, the I alcons fell Stale enters the COIItesI on a also bit 28 home runs in 27 BM III i RADVWNSKI I hadn't made a name in I astern Michigan as I luce j;atne winning slreak games. They have also aver HITTING THE ROAD: Senior Kelsey Jakupon mil try to help the Falcons gel past Akron for himself in the Majors, the \ isitors rang up 28 hits, in which they have scored 35 aged just over four extra base and Buffalo on dw road tins weekend. Adenhart will be deeply the most a I all on team has runs hits a game. ever allowed. In the game. BG I hat is bad news for a BG Ball Slate's pitching staff has missed by everyone involved used thcii entire rostei as in pitchingstaff that has an earned been a big reason for their suc- with the league. pitchers and 16 different posi run average jus) above seven foi cess as they have limited other Tennis team lookina to 2. May 1.2008: iinn players made an appeal the season. teams to a .278 balling average am i On the other side ol the while striking out 186batters in continue winning ways Adenhart made his Big Today al :i p.m., BG will start plate, the Cardinals have a 27 games. League debut against the theil three game series with strong lineup, which has a Bl i enlers the game 13-14 (4-4 By Morgan Carlson Oakland Athletics and Mid \merican Conference team batting average of .316 MAC) while the Cardinals enter weekend, she is concentrating West leading Cardinals Ball for the season. Ball State has the weekend 15-12(5-2 MAC). Reporter on the team as a whole. allowed five runs in two "I think that the team has been innings of work. The Bl! women's tennis team building momentum through- will finish the road portion of out the M A( season, and we will 3. May 6.2008: In their season this weekend, trav- use it going into our two match Kansas City. Adenhart pitched Falcon weekend sports schedule ■ eling IO Akron today and Buffalo es next weekend," Menoff said. 4.1 innings, striking three and tomorrow. "If the learn works hard during The falcons will bring a 10-4 practice this week and goes into allowing just three runs. Today: Sunday: (3-1 Mid-American Conference! the matches with a positive and 4. May 12.2008: "Softball: vs. ball Stale, 1 pm 'Baseball: vs Ball State, t pm record into the weekend, while competitive attitude, we will do the Zips are at 14-5 (3-2 MAC) Adenhart made his final : .m. 'Softball: vs. Ball State1 pm well in both matches!" 'Men's golf: at Kentucky; all day and the Bulls currently hold at hast year, Bl i downed the Zips appearance of 2008 against 11-4 (4-1 MAC). 0-1, This win gave Menoff her the White Sox. notching his 'Women's golf at Eastern Kentucky; all < Coach Penny Dean is look- fiOlh career singles win, jusi 20 only career win after allowing 'Track; at Arizona State; all day ing forward to the matches but away from the record she broke understands both teams are last weekend. four runs in 5.2 wins. evenly matched with BG, Up The same weekend last year Tomorrow: 5. April 8.2009: until last Saturday, all three found the falcons playing a close 'Baseball vs. Ball State: I p.m. teamswere3-l in Mid-American match againsl the Bulls, pulling In what ended up being Tennis it Buffalo; lpm (Conference scoring, ahead to a 4-3 victory. Adenharts final appear- "Both matches will be Senior Kelsey lakupcin feels ■Softba ance, he pitched six shut out extremely tough," Dean said. the matches may be close again 'Men A-Icy, all day "Akron and Buffalo have been Ibis year, considering lite similar innings in a 6-4 loss against winning, too. Their strengths record between the trio. 'Women's golf, at Eastern Kentucky Oakland. He struck out five in are different." "I expect our matches to be the game. Last weekend, senior Slefanie Menoff became the winningesl See TENNIS | Page 7 singles player in BG history. This WWWBGVIF.WSCOM SPORTS 7 12 members of track team to face CLAWSON'S FALCONS TO PLAY FIRST SCRIMMAGE top 25 teams at Arizona State

By Cr.iig Vanderkam will compete to ihchest ol their Web Editor ability and use this opportunity to the fullest." rhe BG track team will look for In addition to BG, 21 other another successful weekend teams will compete at the UN they continue their outdoor event, They include nationally season ;it the Sun Angel [rack ranked No.3LSU,No.6Arizona Classic, Stale, No. 15 Minnesota. No. Twelve athletes will compete Hi Auburn, No. 22 Arkansas in the event, which lakes plaee and No. 2'.\ Arizona to name on the campus of Arizona State a few. University today and tomorrow, Wells said the falcons have Coach Caml Wells explained familiarity with some of the the rationale for the athletes other teams competing. selected to participate. "Some we compete against "The people going have prov- more than others," she said. en themselves to be consistent "We just need to see this type of and have achieved marks thai competition to he prepared for would make them competitive the more competitive meets in

in this type of meet," she said, the future." HHANMAGOC The non-scoring meet will Following this event, Bti still prove to be competitive, will compete in Oxford next SCRIMMAGE: with the purpose of getting the weekend at the All Ohio : ■ ■ iop athletes into competition Championship. similar lowhai they could see at I he team as a whole is mov- a regional or national level. ing in the right direction, and BENLOHHtN I he expectation is the same we will need to focus the team ONE OF 12: . !>eone TRAGEDY as it is every week." Wells said. toward next weekend's event," of 12 Falcons heading to Arizona State this From Page 6 "That the athletes competing Wells said. weeliend. father had flown out from Baltimore to watch the game matches of the season. After and really want to keep up our "Hesummoned Ins lather the TENNIS tomorrow, thew (mien will return toughness and quickness for day before and he said. You 1 From Page 6 home for their last two matches this weekend." better come here because ot the regular season and will Dean is also looking forward something spei ial's gonna hap extremely competitive this then play the MAC champion- to seeing how the weekend plays pen," said Adenliails agent, coming weekend," lakupcin ships on their home turf. out and has a lot of confidence in Scott Boras. said. "Both teams are made up lakupcin anticipates the team the women. After the game, "he was so ol girls who light for even point, will continue their momentum "The team is feeling positive elated ... he felt like a niajoi and we should expect to feel the into the last away matches of the about our chances." Dean said. leaguer," Boras said, weeping, same way and be on the top of season. "Our goal is to bring our A game tdenhart snuggled with a our games to play our absolute "Our team is leeling very good and let the hall land in their 9.00 ERA in three starts with the best going into our last away match- court." Angels lasi season, but Scioscia This weekend will find the es.' lakupcin said. "We are all Both matches this weekend said last month the pitcher bad M«K 1 TWRIll Falcons on their last two road playing extremely well right now will begin at 1 p.m. worked bard over the winter YOUNG CAREER LOST:'. and arrived al spring training with a purpose Adenharl is survived by his he pitched six scoreless innings 12. He vs.is 37 :.'« in the minor parents, lim and lanet. for the \ngels," the association leagues from 2005 08, includ "He lived his dream and was said iii,i statement. ing9-!3 last year at rriplc blessed to he pan oi an organi- I.ins. some wearing \ngels I ake, zation comprised ol such warm, shirts in i ,u tying flowers, gath- \aron Wells was Vdenhart's caring, and compassionate peo- ered al the internet lion where athletic trainer in 2005 when be ple," the tamil) said in a state- the accident occurred yestei played fot Utah's Orem Owlz, a ment issued through the team. day. rookie league affiliate with the "The Angels were his extend- VIrnluii. a Marx land native Angels. ed family, 1 hanks to all ol who starred at Williamsport "It was icr\ obviOUS thai he Nick's loyal supporters and fans lMd.1 High School, began the was going in be a successful throughout Ins career, lie will season this week as the Vngels professional pitcher," said Wells. always be in everyone's hearts No. i starter because ol injuries now the team's general man forever." to John I ackey, I n in Santana Ver) humble, extreme!) The Major league Baseball and Kelvim 1 scobar, all ol good in the club house He was Players Association said its whom are i in I he disabled list. jusi such ,in unassuming gu;.. members were shaken and sad I he pitcher made his majot jusi went out and did his busi- dened about the accident. league dehul Ma) I ol last year ness." "Just hours before the accident, also against Oakland. He made [here was a moment of Nick demonstrated his passion two othei starts, getting his silence to remember \denhan Ini baseball and his prospects onh decision in a vu lot) over before several major league for a very bright future when the I Imago White Sox nil Ma) games yesterda)

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Gillian Flaccua The impact spun around both pronounced deiid at the scene, The Associated Press vehicles, and one then struck police said. another car but that driver was Stewart's mother said her ANAHEIM, Calif. — Los Angeles not hurt, police said. daughter and Adenhart had Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart The minivan driver .fled the known each other since last sea- and two other people wen killed crash scene on foot and was son but were not dating as far as yesterday by a suspected drunk captured a half-hour later. she knew, Hamilton said. driver just hours after the rookie Police identified him as Andrew The mother said Adenhart and made his first start of the sea- Thomas Gallo, 22, of Riverside, the others had gone dancing at a son. and said he had a suspended club about a block away from the The Angels postponed last license because of a previous crash site, although the crash TRACK night's game with Oakland drunken driving conviction. scene appeared to indicate the and players planned to gather Preliminary results indicated car was heading in the direction Falcons travel to to remember their teammate, Ciallo's blood-alcohol level was of the club, Hamilton said. Arizona State manager Mike Scioscia said. above the legal limit, Fullerton A 21-year-old passenger in the "It is a tragedy that will never police Lt. Kevin Hamilton said. van was treated for minor inju- Twelve members of the BG be forgotten," he said at an Angel He could face charges includ- ries, police said. track team will be traveling to Stadium news conference. ing vehicular manslaughter or Adenhart's death came Arizona State for Sun Angel The 22-year-old Adenhart was possibly murder, Hamilton said. shortly after he made his fourth Track Classic. Kara Butler. a passenger in a silver Mitsubishi Adenhart died in surgery at major league start in Wednesday Ixlipse that was broadsided in the University of California, night'sloss to Oakland. Hethrew Heather Conger (above). CHRIS CARISON I APPHOtO an intersection in neighboring Irvine Medical Center. A 27:year- six scoreless innings. Adenhart's Autumn Dettmann, TaKarra l-ullerton at about 12:30 a.m. by old man in the car and the driver, SAD DAY: John Carpino. left. Los Angeles Angels senior vice president ol sales and market- See TRAGEDY | Page 7 Dunning. Sabrina Forstem. a minivan that apparently ran a 20-year-old Courtney Frances ing, and team president Dennis Kuhl listen during a news conference regarding Nick Adenhart's red light, police said. Stewart of Diamond Bar, were death yesterday. Saisha Gailliard. Whitney Hartman. Kylie Korsnack, Shantell Lewis. Brittani McNeal, Jamie Roflow, Jessie Rowland will be performing. Page 7 Bring on the birds ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Falcons hosting Cardinals, RedHawks Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for By Paul Barney "They're both very improved teams, and Reporter continued coverage of your they're playing very well. I think we're going favorite Falcons sports teams After losing four straight games Being a holiday weekend, last weekend, the softball team to have our hands full this weekend, and we we will have limited BG will look to rebound in the Mid- American Conference as they coverage. However, come definitely need to show up and play ball." return home for their second Monday, check out the blog home stand of the season. Shannon Salsburg | BG coach to see recaps from all sports Today, the Falcons (7-18, 2-4 playing over the weekend. MAC) will host Ball State (16-16, Melissa 1 Susan 6-1 MAC) at 1 p.m. for the first West 'ft Son tag Additionally, get other news game of a double-header. BG Freshman is ranked 1 Leads the team in from around the MAC today. will then take on Miami in a two- fifth in the nation in 41 runs scored with 12 www.bgnewssports.com game weekend series starting tomorrow at 2 p.m. and Sunday triples - 1 and a .328 average : at 1 p.m. ■.ii! ij'i«i The Falcons are on a 16-game winning streak against the granted. their defense. Cardinals, winning 20 of the "They're both very improved As the team continues to work Today in last 23 meetings. Against the teams, and they're playing very on the defensive side of the ball, Sports History RedHawks, the Falcons are on a well," Salsburg said. "1 think Salsburg knows the offense will two-game home winning streak we're going to have our hands be a big part of their success. 1993—The Pittsburgh and lead the all-time series 50- full this weekend, and we defi- "It's a good sign to see the Penguins win record 17th 36. nitely need to show up and play offense rolling because it can In two seasons against ball." really pick up some of the areas straight game. Ball State and Miami, coach The BG offense certainly has that we continue to work on," 1976—Cleveland Cavaliers Shannon Salsburg holds a com- showed up as of late, scoring 12 Salsburg said. win first Central Division title. bined record of 9-1. Though runs off 23 hits in their last two Having had success against KNIOHMAN IHEBGNEWS she has had great success games. Apart from the offense, Ball State and Miami, Salsburg's 1947-Jackie Robinson BOUNCE BACK: Hayley Wiemer and the Softball team are looking to bounce back at against these teams in the past, something that has not fared too next win will give her 60 in her home alter getting swept in four road games last weekend. Salsburg is taking nothing for well for the Falcons has been career with the Falcons. becomes first African- American player to play in a Major League game 1916—First professional Baseball looking to.redeem itself golf tournament held.

The List after historical loss Wednesday Angels rookie pitcher By Saan Shapiro Nick Adenhart was tragi- Logan Reporter Meisler cally killed at age 22 following an One of three play- *""~*H| Leads the team Wednesday's game. Today, we After their worst loss of the sea- 1 ers with four home Li ' W with a .398 batting review Adenhart s four career son, as well as the program's history, BG's baseball team will runs for BG M average games in a tribute to him: look to rebound this weekend 1. Nick Adenhart: against Ball State. Wednesday, the Falcons fell State enters the contest on a also hit 28 home runs in 27 RACHEl RADWANSKI I IHEBGNEWS While he hadn't made a name 27-7 to Eastern Michigan as three-game winning streak games. They have also aver- HITTING THE ROAD: Senior Kelsey Jakupcm will try to help the Falcons gel past Akron for himself in the Majors. the visitors rang up 28 hits, in which they have scored 35 aged just over four extra base and Buffalo on the road this weekend. Adenhart will be deeply the most a Falcon team has runs. hits a game. missed by everyone involved ever allowed. In the game, BG That is bad news for a BG Ball State's pitching staff has used their entire roster as 10 pitching staff that hasan earned been a big reason for their suc- with the league. pitchers and 16 different posi- run average just above seven for cess as they have limited other Tennis team looking to 2. May 1,2008: tion players made an appear- the season. teams to a .278 batting average ance. On the other side of the while striking out 186 batters in Adenhart made his Big Today at 3 p.m., BG will start plate, the Cardinals have a 27 games. continue winning ways - League debut against the their three-game series with strong lineup, which has a BG enters the game 13-14 (4-4 By Morgan Carlaon Oakland Athletics and Mid-American Conference team batting average of .316 MAC) while the Cardinals enter weekend, she is concentrating West leading Cardinals. Ball for the season. Ball State has the weekend 15-12 (5-2 MAC). Reporter allowed five runs in two on the team as a whole. "1 think that the team has been innings of work. The BG women's tennis team building momentum through- 3. May 6,2008: In will finish the road portion of out the MAC season, and we will their season this weekend, trav- use it going into our two match- Kansas City. Adenhart pitched eling to Akron today and Buffalo es next weekend," Menoff said. 4.1 innings, striking three and tomorrow. "If the team works hard during allowing just three runs. The Falcons will bring a 10-4 practice this week and goes into (3-1 Mid-American Conference) the matches with a positive and 4. May 12,2008: record into the weekend, while competitive attitude, we will do Adenhart made his final the Zips are at 14-5 (3-2 MAC) well in both matches'." and the Bulls currently hold at Last year, BG downed the Zips appearance of 2008 against 11-4 (4-1 MAC). 6-1. This win gave Menoff her the White Sox, notching his Coach Penny Dean is look- 60th career singles win, just 20 only career win after allowing ing forward to the matches but away from the record she broke understands both teams are last weekend. four runs in 5.2 wins. evenly matched with BG. Up The same weekend last year 5. April 8,2009: until last Saturday, all three found the Falcons playingaclose teams were 3-1 in Mid-American match against the Bulls, pulling In what ended up being Conference scoring. ahead to a 4-3 victory. Adenhart's final appear- "Both matches will be Senior Kelsey lakupcin feels ance, he pitched six shut out extremely tough," Dean said. the matches may be close again innings in a 6-4 loss against "Akron and Buffalo have been this year, considering the similar winning, too. Their strengths record between the trio. Oakland He struck out five in are different." "I expect our matches to be the game. last weekend, senior Stefanie Menoff became the winningest See TENNIS | Page 7 singles player in BG history. This WWWBGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Friday April 10. M09 7 12 members of track team to face CLAWSON'S FALCONS TO PLAY FIRST SCRIMMAGE top 25 teams at Arizona State

By Craig V.nd.rk.m will compete to the best of their Web Editor ability and use this opportunity to the fullest." The BG track team will look for In addition to BG, 21 other another successful weekend teams will compete at the as they continue their outdoor event. They include nationally season at the Sun Angel Track ranked No.3LSU, No.6Arizona Classic. State, No. 15 Minnesota, No. Twelve athletes will compete 16 Auburn, No. 22 Arkansas in the event, which takes place and No. 23 Arizona to name on the campus of Arizona State a few. University today and tomorrow. Wells said the Falcons have Coach Cami Wells explained familiarity with some of the the rationale for the athletes other teams competing. selected to participate. "Some we compete against "The people going have prov- more than others," she said. en themselves to be consistent "We just need to see this type of and have achieved marks that competition to be prepared for would make them competitive the more competitive meets in in this type of meet," she said. the future." The non-scoring meet will Following this event, BG still prove to be competitive, will compete in Oxford next SCRIMMAGE: The Falcon football team will hold its first scrimmage tomorrow morning at Ooyt Perry Stadium. The three-hour session is with the purpose of getting the weekend at the All-Ohio set to begin at 10 am with the scrimmage coming closer to (he end of practice The entire session is open to the public. top athletes into competition Championship. similar to what they could see at "The team as a whole is mov- a regional or national level. ing in the right direction, and MNLOHMAN I THf.BG NEWS "The expectation is the same we will need to focus the team ONE OF 12: TaKarra Dunning will be one TRAGEDY as it is every week," Wells said. toward next weekend's event," of 12 Fakons heading lo Arijona Slate this From Page 6 "That the athletes competing Wells said. weekend. father had flown out from Baltimore to watch the game. matches of the season. After and really want to keep up our "He summoned his father the TENNIS tomorrow, the women will return toughness and quickness for day before and he said, 'You From Page 6 home for their last two matches this weekend." better come here because of the regular season and will Dean is also looking forward something special's gonna hap- extremely competitive this then play the MAC champion- to seeing how the weekend plays pen,'" said Adenhart's agent, coming weekend." lakupcin ships on their home turf. out and has a lot of confidence in Scott Boras. said. "Both teams are made up Jakupcin anticipates the team the women. After the game, "he was so of girls who fight for every point, will continue their momentum "The team is feeling positive elated ... he felt like a major and we should expect to feel the into the last away matches of the about our chances." Dean said. leaguer," Boras said, weeping. same way and be on the top of season. "Our goal is to bring our A game Adenhart struggled with a our games to play our absolute "Our team is feeling very good and let the ball land in their 9.00 ERA in three starts with the best." going into our last away match- court." Angels last season, but Scioscia This weekend will find the es," lakupcin said. "We are all Both matches this, weekend said last month the pitcher had MARK J TERRILL ! AP PHOTO Falcons on their last two road playing extremely well right now will begin at 1 p.m. worked hard over the winter YOUNG CAREER LOST: Nick Adenhart had made rust (our appearances in his short- and arrived at spring training lived Major League career gaining a IT record. with a purpose. Adenhart is survived by his he pitched six scoreless innings 12. He was 37-28 in the minor parents, Jim and Janet. for the Angels," the association leagues from 2005-08, includ- "He lived his dream and was said in a statement. ing9-13 last year at Triple-A Salt blessed to be part of an organi- Fans, some wearing Angels Lake. zation comprised of such warm, shirts or carrying flowers, gath- Aaron Wells was Adenhart's caring, and compassionate peo- ered at the intersection where athletic trainer in 2005 when he ple," the family said in a state- the accident occurred yester- played for Utah's Orem Owlz, a ment issued through the team. day. rookie league affiliate with the "The Angels were his extend- Adenhart, a Maryland native Angels. ed family. Thanks to all of who starred at Williamsport "It was very obvious that he Nick's loyal supporters and fans (Md.) High School, began the was going to be a successful throughout his career. He will season this week as the Angels' professional pitcher," said Wells, always be in everyone's hearts No. 3 starter because of injuries now the team's general man- forever." to John Lackey, Ervin Santana ager. "Very humble, extremely The Major League Baseball and Kelvim Escobar, all of good in the club house. He was Players Association said its whom are on the disabled list. just such an unassuming guy, members were shaken and sad- The pitcher made his major just went out and did his busi- dened about the accident. league debut May 1 of last year, ness." "Just hours before the accident, also against Oakland. He made There was a moment of Nick demonstrated his passion two other starts, getting his silence to remember Adenhart for baseball and his prospects only decision in a victory over before several major league for a very bright future when the Chicago White Sox on May games yesterday.

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Late night, just shy of last call in Bowling Green, the down- town streets can be a sight to behold. Sidewalks turn into a mural of the discarded. Cigarette butts, loogeys and the occa- sional sequin from a lacy tank top wait to be walked through Ev'ry Night About for one more hour. This Time It's after 1:30 a.m. Last call. Tomorrow in the Bowen- As bars around the area try to beef up their live entertain- Thompson Student Union ment, spendthrift stragglers Gallery from 6-8 p.m.. the show up when the bar staff I art exhibition titled "Ev'ry is winding down. The over-21 crowd tries to duck undercover Night About This Time" cover charges. I by Genevieve Waller Kady Weith, 21, budgets for a will open. The exhibition door charge when she can. includes color "I usually never go out before 1:30, except maybe once a ' photographs created by month," she said. photographic chemistry. But this poses a problem for Free. those on the other side of the transaction. Local and nation- al acts won't play for free, then there's the bartenders, promot- TOLEDO ers and other staff that depend on the size of the crowd for their tips. Cornholc Shane, who works at Tournament Howard's three nights a week, says that "maybe one in 15" Tomorrow at 7 p.m. at turn and walk out when they Headliners, enter the hear the bar's cover charge. Headlines Cornhole "Yeah we get gripes and complaints, but they usually Tournament. The cost is EDEN PARK OAK OPENINGS JOHN BRYAN HOCKING HILLS CUYAH06A is located in Cincinnati pay. We try not to turn anyone $10 per two person team, PRESERVE STATE PARK STATE PARK VALLEY away," he said. on the hills of Mt is located just southeast and there will be great Adams. Eden Park METROPARK is located east of NATIONAL Last Saturday, Howard's Dayton and south of of Columbus. The Club H asked an $8 cover at prizes for the top finishers. is the home of is located in Perrysburg park offers more than Springfield. There are 10 PARK the door for the band lineup ' Visit toledocornhole.com the Cincinnati Art just southwest of Toledo. enough to do including Museum. Cincinnati Art electric sites for $16-$20 is the only national park that night, a fee decided on for registration Blue butterflies, spar- dollars per night and 50 fishing, hiking, picnick- by as many as three different Academy, Playhouse rows, orchids, sand in Ohio. It is surrounded non-electric sites for $14- ing, rock climbing and information. in the Park and Murray and cactus surround lodging. Hocking Hills by Cleveland and groups. $18 per night. Day lodg- Seasongood Pavilion. It the natural, fascinat- also offers the exciting Akron although it seems The band, the promoter, the ing is available through- is also the home to the ing park. It is home to adventure of caving. like it is worlds away. It band's label and sometimes out the year and is major tourist attraction 180 rare species and Evidence on the rocks has steep valley walls the owner of the bar itself have Krohn Conservatory. equipped with two fire- and ravines and covers a say in what customers pay to is paradise to those places, restroom facili- show that they have The greenhouse fea- that inhabit the area. 33.000 acres along the walk through the threshold to ties, a large screened-in been there for over tures various plants The park offers more banks of the Cuyahoga a parallel universe. One where porch and a kitchen 7.000 years, and visitors from around the world, than 50 miles of trails River providing both casual acquaintances turn to with a stove and refrig- are allowed the rare which are exhibited in where visitors can bike, recreation and solitude best friends or fair weather erator. The resort offers, opportunity to explore simulated natural set- jog. run or hike. Oak for residents and visitors. friends turn into sworn ene- picnic tables, fire rings, the depths of these tings. The park also has Openings also hosts the historic caves. Cottages, The park offers river- mies. bathrooms, pet camping, a beautiful gazebo sur- Beuhner Center, which cabins and campsites boat excursions, biking, As national acts tour through rounded by exotic flow- fishing, hunting, caving. hiking and canal trails Bowling Green on their way is a unique, interactive four picnic areas, shelter are also provided along ers, plants and stone nature center featuring and numerous village from Cleveland to Detroit, houses, tables and grills. with a restaurant, TV statues. Just down the displays designed to lounge, game room, tours. The park includes some demand a guarantee, a path is Mirror Lake The park includes nine Durang, Durang illustrate the extrava- snack bar and an out- sandstone ledges, roll- set amount of money that the which includes a foun- trails, rock climbing ing hills, river gorges Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. gant wildlife that Oak and rappelling areas. door swimming pool. band will be paid at the end of tain shooting water 60 Openings has to offer. and 70 waterfalls. The the show. at The Toledo Club, The feet up into the air. The John Bryan also offers most notable waterfall is All of these parks are an exciting canoeing "You have to convince them location also includes an incredibly scenic and Brandywine Falls which Toledo Repertoire Theatre adventure where boat- that we're in the middle of old stone quarry, many provide visitors with is 60 feet tall and is the Ohio, and that much is stupid," will present an evening gardens, historic statues ers float down the twisty highlight of Cuyahoga a guaranteed good river and encounter said Maurice, who explained of six one-act plays by and towers, hiking and time. They offer a great Valley The park is also steep rock cliffs, tower- that the record label wants Christopher Durang in a picnicking. variety for every interest home to a variety of ing sycamores and many wildlife such as beaver, Howard's to bring in more _• hysterical evening of and age and present historic sites along the money than is possible, even visitors with a historic deer and dozens of bird way. on a weekend night. parodies. Tickets are species. These animals glimpse into the past. At the Easy Street Cafe", I $14.75 for adults. are surrounded by a great array of plant life owner Vic Pirooz remembers and a rich cultural legacy. when a band had traveled all the way from Cleveland during a winter snow storm to play ELSEWHERE at the upstairs bar, Grumpy Dave's Pub. After lugging their Perrysburg equipment up to the second floor, Pirooz couldn't believe Today and tomorrow at Action sequel features a group of students holding 8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. up signs to boycott the cover at J. Patricks Pub in charge. the Holiday Inn French old thrills in a not- But he does understand these students wanted the Quarter, the band Jackpot most for their money. will perform. Call so-furious manner "When the cover is five 734 856-8963 for bucks, and you only have 10 ByA.ronH.lff.rlch "... the fourth and to spend for the night, that's a more information. Film Critic big chunk out of it. Especially latest entry is simply when you throw in a tip for the You know a big budget movie bartender," he said. THEY SAID IT franchise has problems if their running on latest sequel attempts to forget that the weakest entries of the old fumes." "the statistics on series ever happened. 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Among those street racers, some much needed interest into O'Conner befriends Dominic the same, the film opens remark- importer that Toretto is also form of mental the dying franchise, the fourth Toretto; a prime suspect in a ably similar to its predecessor seeking revenge from, the film and latest entry Is simply run- highway hijacking ring played by with a high speed desert highway does manage to bring intrigu- illness. Think of your ning on old fumes. Vm Diesel. truck hijacking by a mysterious ing new developments to their This franchise remained After three films, these two team of expensive speedsters. In hate-filled relationship. Sadly, three best friends. If steady largely due to its popu- characters haven't changed essence, "Fast and Furious" sim- this improvement is met with they are okay, then lar first film, "The Fast and the a bit. They still face the same ply set out to give conclusion to yet another mistake as the film- Furious." It featured a young issues of trust. Toretto still hates these underdeveloped aspects of makers decide to follow after the it's you." charismatic cast surrounded by O'Conner for dating his sister, the first. an increasingly popular trend and O'Conner still struggles with With O'Conner now attempt- See FURIOUS | Page 9 -Rita Mae Brown of customized cars and unique the issue of arresting Toretto. All ing to track down a heroin WWW.BGVIEWS.COM PULSE Friday. Apnl 10.2009 9 Josh Schwartz combines music and SAVE BIG! drama to create addictive web series IT'S HERE! and remember to use your coupon books. First there was The Peach Pit After Dark,' then there was The Bait Shop,' Also watch the BG News for now 'Club Rockville' is the setting for live music and fictional love triangles more great BG BUCKS savings

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They have up-and-coming musical acts "It's very viewer friendly," West a love/hate relationship but at appearing on "Rockville, CA" said. "You have extras that you the end of the day they seem to include Kaiser Chiefs, Travis, can look through at your leisure become good friends who enjoy Phantom Planet, The Duke Spirit, and you can tune into at any each other's company while Eagles of Death Metal, Earlimart, time. You don't have to wait for hanging out at the club. Frightened Rabbit, The Kooks, the DVD to see all the special West described the plot with The Little Ones, Lykke Li, Nico features. It's all right there when one word: "Awesome." Stai, Passion Pit, White Lies, you want it which is nice for the "The show revolves arou nd the Anya Marina, Bishop Allen, The viewers. 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I show up to work and entire live performances by each and their pursuits with others then by 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. the of the 20 artists appearing on and each other and to see who band is rockin' out. 1 forget that the show as well as green room they will end up with, each other I'm working and feel like I just interviews, production diaries or someone else in the club." stepped into a concert." and character pieces. Other recurring charac- The show is packed with enter- To West, doingan online series ters include Shawn (Bonnie tainment whether the band is is much different from television Burroughs), the woman with performing or one of the charac- series that he's used to filming. a tough exterior who owns ters are once again encountering "Shooting 'Rockville' reminds the club, the goofy, obnoxious an unlucky love situation. me of working on an indie film Chambers (Ryan Hansen), who I lowever, once you finally start shoot," West said. "It's all shot on believes he "co-owns" the club, to get into the show, it ends. Five location, there's a smaller crew Callie (Jelly Howie), the hot new minute long episodes can either and there's only one director as waitresswhostrugglestofindthe work or be ineffective, and West opposed to shooting a television right guy and Syd (Matt Cohen), thinks it's the perfect amount of series where you film on a sound who is a mysteriously, quiet guy time for "Rockville, CA" to run. stage and change directors every who plays in a local band and is Still, I wish I could sec more. day. Shooting 'Rockville, CA' is the love interest of Deb. Cicttinginto the series is easy, but just more fun because you spend The characters are all involved you have such little time during more time with everybody and with the music industry and they each episode to get to know the get todiginand really get to work all become connected by either characters, and when it comes to on the material with a group of working, playing in a band or an end it almost shocks you. people that you're close to. It's simply hanging out at the club. "It'sinterestingbecauseit'sthis definitely a more intimate feel "I lovethe material," West said. new revolution of entertainment and it has a really good creative "I had never done a web series that people are kind of playing atmosphere." before so it was definitely new to with right now," West said. "Not Make sure you check out the me, but I took a look at the script many people are watching TV last 10 episodes and the two to see what the characters were anymore; they are watching new episodes premiering next about and losh Schwartz did not online videos on YouTube or Tuesday.

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Work Mon-Fn 4-9prn & Saturdays, • Low Rates **IVYW00DAPTS.£ tle in Fallujah, Iraq. The defense argued during * U pick the days, work till end of sem 426 E. Wooster. Lg. 1 Bdrm, • Accessable 24 hrs I Bdrms./Studios % The jury of eight Marines who closing arguments that the 26- •Must have good communication avail Fall 2009, $475/mo, utils mcl served in Iraq or Afghanistan year-old Weemer acted in self- skills and neat appearance." Call 419-352-5882 • 1724 E. Wooster Spring Special * also acquitted Sgt. Ryan defense. Apply at TruGreenToledo.com Near Bob Evans #i Weemer yesterday of derelic- A prosecutor recounted that or call Kris at 419-874-3575. :* Reduced Rent > Weemer said in recorded inter- 4BR, 2 bath • house, bsmt w/ W/D tion of duty in the November Pfoolreader'caiier positions hookup, Wooster St. $10507mo. * Near BGSU, private « 2004 death. views that he shot the man and available - S8 an hour. avail May, call 419-352-3872. 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