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www.bgnews.com independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 15C Legislators address Senate Bill 24 By Ncotota Laura Cismas General Assembly Meeting at 4 expense, because it adds value to taxes. At the same time, Medicaid REPORTER pm. in room 308 of the Union. the community. is still increasing although less Ohio Slate Sen. Randy Gardner Both guests are University "Higher education makes a than in the previous years, thus spoke lo graduate students and alumni and represent Bowling difference in the economy of leaving less funds available faculty about issues of higher Green in the Ohio Legislature. the state, in terms of economic for education. education at theGraduatc Student Gardner has a master's degree in drive and of increased incomes of "It is a competitive time, and Senate meeting last Friday. Political Science and a bachelor's Ohioans," Gardner said. education competes with other Gardner spoke and answered degree in Education, both from Education is a long term important programs" Gardner students' questions about the Bowling Green State University. investment, and since legisla- said. state budget and Senate Bill 24. Gardner is a member of the tors are in office for short term, Further on, Gardner "I came to answer your Education Committee and of the they tend to adopt measures with talked aifeut Senate Bill 24, questions and to have a dialogue," Finance & Financial lastitudons quicker results, Gardner also said introduced by Sen. Larry Gardner said. Committee, which drafts the "1 know the budget for Mumper and inspired and GSS President I .uke Nichter said state budget. education does not reflect developed by David Horowitz. that GSS has never had guests like Gardner talked about how the the importance of education," Gardner said the bill seeks this before. state budget to be voted in the Gardner said. "Hopefully we can to make sure that and that stu- "This is the first time a legislator following months will affect add funding but this year is tight, dents' grievances about liberal comes and speaks to the Graduate higher education. and opportunities are fewer to bias are rightly addressed and Student Senate," Nichter said. Higher education is make substantial changes." that universities which don't Another legislator, Rep. Bob important for the economy of the Gardner also said that the Ohio have pro student policies will Vlnce Gargiulo 8G News Lafta will address the Graduate state, Gardner said. Education Legislature is discussing a tax LEGISLATOR VISITS: Sen. Randy Gardner spoke to GSS Friday afternoon Student Senate at their April 29 is an investment, rather than an reform which will reduce Ohio GSS, PAGE 2 at McFall Center. He talked about Senate Bill 24 and the state budget.

Scholars debate same-sex FUN PHILANTHROPY marriage's implications By Angela L Gorter "Opponents believe "ideology of evil," Sanchez said. MANAGING EDITOR Several arguments raised For many individuals, the issue that marriage as during Sanchez's presentation of same-sex marriage is often an institution has became the basis of discussion cut and dry. One that only for the. remainder of the debate. lends itself to two sides - pro become completely According to Morse, the ability or con. But, for those that the unraveled." to create and raise a stable family issue touches personally or is a premier argument against professionally, same-sex LAURA SANCHEZ, PROFESSOR same-sex marriages. marriage is not only about a the gay community to marry "It is a well-established fact that man wedding a woman, or a will weaken the institution of children that grow up with their man wedding a man. marriage at the cost of society. biological parents that are still Friday, the University brought For 30 years, members together, are better [at) growing four scholars to participate in of the gay community have up," she said. It is better, because "Same-Sex Marriage: On the been attempting to gain those children who grow up Frontiers of Social and Legal marital rights. in other than heterosexual Change," a symposium to But as stated by Koppelman, families consume a lot of educate students and faculty on the national debate over consumer resources and are the various levels of the issue. same-sex marriage quite possi- over-compensating for what's The panel included Andrew bly started in 1999. In Hawaii, the not going on at home. Koppelman, professor of law at court ruled against three couples During the first 30-minute Northwestern University, ludith who filed a lawsuit stating that question and answer session Stacey, professor of sociology the state's marriage licensing by audience members, Wendy at New York University, lennifer rules were discriminatory. Manning, professor of sociol- Roback Morse, a research Additionally, prior to Oregon's ogy at the University rebutted fellow at the Hoover Institution repeal of 3,000 same-sex Morse's claim. at Stanford University and Laura marriage licenses last week, "There are no studies showing Sanchez, associate professor of in 2004, Benton County had the comparison of same-sex and sociology at the University, who suspended all applications heterosexual couples. There is took the place of Katherine Spaht, for marriage licenses - both not an appropriate comparison of Louisiana State University. same-sex and opposite sex group," she said. The four-hour debate began - until the courts could justify the Furthermore, the traditional Ashley Kunu BG News with a recent legal history of discrimination, Sanchez said. notion of a child's biological par- same-sex marriage in the United She further detailed how same- ents staying together and rais- TWISTER TIME: Sophomore Bonnie Sickles, an Alpha Phi sorority member, played Twister yesterday States which covered both pro sex marriage had filtered into ing him/her in a conflict-free afternoon at the recreational center. The co-ed Twister event was a part of a Gamma Phi Beta and con perspectives. the realm of religion, when prior environment is no longer reality, philanthropy event. The money raised will go to Campfire USA. "Opponents believe that to the pope's death last month, she said. marriage as an institution has he said that this issue was one of "Is the children growing up become completely unraveled," his top priorities for 2005. Sanchez said. That allowing He said that it was part of an MARRIAGE, PAGE 2 Student seeks world record By Janell Kjngsborough of the determined and dedicated, and move the fund along. USG PRESEDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS SENIOR REPORTER they may be able to have a little Only one week after Gouws BG NEWS 1,708 students cast their votes online in this year's USG presi- When University student Tom more peace. was killed, Forbrizzio worked out BRIEFING dential election. This was an improvement from last year's 1,191 Forbrizzio decided to beat the little by little members of the eight hours straight to test the THE BGNEWS votes. USG attributed the increase to the convenience online Guinness Wtorid Record for the rugby team are saving money to waters of his stamina. voting, which was a new procedure this year. World's Fittest Man, his heart send to Gouws family. They set "I wanted to gauge if I amid USG election, another never strayed from his one up the fund when teammates even do this," he said. "I had 616 sole purpose. began pitching in five dollars mental workout day to find close call this year 6Q8 some crazy workout to beat me Receiving 616 votes, Aaron In 23 hours and 53 minutes at practices and were holding Forbrizzio could taste the satis- benefit concerts. up physically but mentally only Shumaker was announced makes you stronger.'' as the winner of the USG faction of reaching his ultimate forbrizzio said he had been goal — breaking the record in thinking about trying to beat the One of his answers for a men- presidential election on Friday tal workout — getting dropped afternoon. A mere eight votes m hopes to raise awareness for the fittest man record for quite some Roan Gouws Memorial Fund. time — until he finally found a off somewhere, anywhere, and allowed Shumaker and running running with a bag of salt over mate Bernard Little to defeat Gouws, a former student reason to push for it. and rugby team member, was "It was a terrible feeling, 1 felt his shoulder. Alex Wright and running mate "It is less about finiess and more Greg Kohlrieser who received robbed and killed in his native so helpless," Forbrizzio said. "So about having the heart to finish,'' 608 votes. The Messmore/ land, South Africa last lanuary. many people knew about him Iwbrizzio said before he began Lambdin ticket earned 484 voles. On his fatal day he was robbed, IGouws], that now it's not even his unwavering journey. Shumaker was surprised by shot twice, had two imiergency about money as much, it's a way Documenting everything the results. surgeries, and had no insur- to honor him." that took place, making sure he "I was honored and shocked," ance. His family was forced to Gathering local support and followed the many processes, he said. "It was an amazing foot the hospital bills and funeral contributions, Forbrizzio was feeling." Shurnaker/little Wright/Kohlriiser Mnwiore/Lambdin costs — and now with the help inspired to make things happen RUGBY, PAGE 2

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GSS and faculty welcome Guests express concern about children legislators' debate on funding MARRIAGE. FROM PAGE 1 both sides want nation-wide state regulation will generally to the individual." recognition. Neither side is be upheld." As stated in the introduction of GSS, FROM PAGE 1 vice president, in charge of better a legitimate argument getting what it wants. What we The last panelist to present die debate, it is important that on university relations and against same-sex marriage?" need is a way to live together in was Morse. a college campus there is an open develop them. government affairs said he Koppelman asked rhetorically. disagreement," he said. She focused on the viewpoint of forum mentality for individuals to Gardner also said he doesn't believes in the cumulative effect "Well, a large number of convicted From an economic stand- marriage as a sexual union. There debate their opinions and values. think Senate Bill 24 will pass. of lobby for higher education. child molesters are step-fathers; point, Koppelman said that the are two ways of viewing sexual "As Americans we seem not "It will not be Nichter said he does that mean that widowed or non-recognition of same-sex acts, she said. Ihe organic which to be able to tolerate prejudice,' discussed for the "I have a met Gardner 17 divorced women should not be couples between the states keeps that states that every sexual act Sanchez said. "We can not ignore following three years ago. when he allowed to re-many?" those individuals out of the has social and moral significance social prejudice. We use the months, when conservative was ten. Gardner Koppelman. a published author state altogether - creating a loss and modem view, which states American brand of dialogue and we are focusing skepticism visited his fifth of"ihe Gay Rights Question in of revenue. that sex is a private recreational nurture a free exchange of ideas," on the budget," grade class as a state Contemporary American Law," "The loss of rights |to gay act with no moral or social signifi- The symposium was coordi Gardner said. towards representative. simply stated that as the same-sex couplesl is a reason to stay out of cance and no intrinsic meaning. nated by the University's Social Instead, the centralization. "Heisagreatfriend marriage controversy continues Ohio," he said. "It is a burden to "The modern view is Philosophy and Policy Center government will of Bowling Green to evoke emotion on the federal interstate commerce." problematic," she said. "If sex the Department of Sociology ask universities and a nice guy, easy and state fronts that the nation as And according to the Senate is a recreational activity, then the Center for Family and to show their RANDY GARDNER, to talk to." Nichter a whole will have to learn to agree Committee on Commerce, what does that make your sex Demographic Research, the policies to make OHIO SENATOR said. "He has have to disagree. Science and Transportation, "if partner? An object. Marriage is Sociology Graduate Student sure they have been here all his life, "There are 40 states clearly benefits of state law outweigh the a legally constructed category Association and the College of student friendly and open his kids live here, Bowling Green against same-sex marriage... burden of interstate commerce, that assigns costs and benefits Arts and Sciences. grievance procedures and poli- matters to him." cies, and if they don't have them, GSS had hold a letter the government will encourage writing campaign in February universities to develop them. expressing their concern Gardner said he supports about the bill and encouraging local control because it is the other members of the com- BG student to take over title of 'World's Fittest Man' level closest to people, instead munity to join. Ihe group has RUGBY. FROM PAGE 1 running, ab-crunching over columnist — )oe Decker. said he knew it was done. of changing a state policy, there collected more than 100 letters 3,000 rimes, over 1.100 push-ups Still, Forbrizzio has hope that Friend and supporter, Chris are more chances in changing a from University students, faculty torbrizzio completed his goal at and jumping jacks, are only a few his name will hold the title after Uhle helped push Forbrizzio university policy. and staff, hoping Ohio senators the rugby field during the MAC items Fobrizzio checked off his everything is approved. until the end. "I have a conservative will take their action into consid- rugby championship. 24-hour agenda. "The last four hours, my "It was really amazing to watch skepticism towards centraliza- eration when voting. His tenacity pushed him The record has been adrenaline was so high, I knew I him. You knew right away he was tion," Gardner said. "I believe in "We can take pride in that through the night and adrenaline held by ultra-endurance could make it," he said. Actually, going to do it," Uhle said. "He was the local autonomy of universi- campaigns like ours against the pushed him the rest of the way. power athlete, renowned once he decided he was going to completely motivated through ties to meet their mission." bill have been largely successful." Cycling over a hundred miles, fitness trainer, and syndicated attempt the Guinness record, he the whole thing." Larry Weiss, associate Nichter said. Graceland The I Student Health Service will be 'MJtftfcJ temporarily closed: 208/212 S. College

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Students It's as if they're all in one class there and gel a four-year degree way. 18-year-olds, there's good news technologies that were only who may be shy or overshad- — one class-spread over seven from UA via distance learning "In regular classes, we usually — you don't have to. dreams just a few decades ago. owed in class can shine online, locations. without ever setting foot on meet two hours a week at the In fact, you may not have to set Instructors use videoconferenc- she added. This is Holland's third year campus. graduate level. But online we're foot on a college campus to get ing, ihe Web, interactive video "Every student gets a voice using this interactive technology Still, distance teaming isn't for a degree. and videotape as well as possibly exchanging e-mails and posting and every voice can be heard," — on this day, it was managerial everybody, Carey said: "We all on message boards all ihe time," Say hello to distance learning, on-campus meetings toinstruct, she said. powers, tenure and executive learn in different ways. Some where students can earn every- test and guide students. people prefer learning in a he said. At die University of Akron, orders, with students at all loca- Swan, another Kent State thing from certifications to doc- In Ohio, it's a state Board faculty teach Web-based, Web- tions busily scribbling notes. collegiali social environment." torates at far-flung colleges and of Regents strategy to reach a Wesley Emch found it professor, concurs. enhanced and synchronous "I like it," he said. "You get "At one point, I decided universities, public and private. tantalizing market — the 1.5 classes. In the latter, on-campus downright intimidating a more diversified group of I wanted to see people again They pay the same fees, buy million Ohioans who have some teachers deliver instruction to Students this way" and the earlier this year. The Ken) the same books and do the same college education but no degree, resident enrolled in a graduate and I took my courses back into Carey said. students on campus and off at technology hasn't been hard to work as on-campus students the same time. adapt to. class in instructional technology the classroom." she said. "Bui — but without the hassle of And the results have been at Kent State, noi knowing dial ii 1 found reasons to put things trucking to campus or dramatic. That's the kind of class that As of this week, UA was would be conducted bydistance instructor lames Holland was offering 667 Web-enhanced back online." squeezing into uncomfortable In state distance learning. She said she loves the online plastic chairs. learning's first year in 1999, 17 teaching last week. courses. 27 Web-based ones and I.nnh. a biology teacher About 35 students are 50 synchronous ones. contact with the students. These are not the bogus institutions offered 519 courses. at Cuyahoga Falls High, was "I know lhal sounds stupid. diploma mills that churn out Today, 65 institutions offer as enrolled in his state and local Many colleges and apprehensive because he wasn't government class at Leigh Hall, universities also use distance But online I feel I have more degrees on life experience. These manyas3,500courses. And many fluent in "educationese" and contact than I do with are accredited colleges that are colleges and universities offer but that's not all — about IS learning to expand the oppor- felt his computer skills were increasing their outreach and distance-learning classes that others from Highland, tunities at two-year colleges. minimal. The class had only one traditional students." making it easier for students to aren't on the consortium Web Barberton, Medina, Brunswick. UA for example, has one such mandatory meeting on campus. As for Emch. the gradual? go to school. site. Cloverleaf and Wadsworth high arrangement with Columbus Then he was off on his own. student thinks he learns more I Ins provides more It appeals most to indepen- schools also are enrolled. State Community College. "But once I gol starred, it was this way. The log from the early flexibility for learners," said dent students 25 to 35 years old Internet connections relay "We've found that students (IK." I inch said. "The nice thing days has faded. Kate Carey, executive director — even those who live close voice (from microphones) and are very comfortable staying is lean go down to my basement Bui he's still a little of the Ohio learning Network, to campus, said Karen Swan, images (from cameras) so that at their two-year institution.'' and take the quizzes, There's not old-fashioned. He misses the the Columbus consortium that a professor of educational Holland and students on and said Senior Vice President and as much pressure. 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Michael Schwartz, Sen. Torn Corwrn'scruef of staff.on the federal judiciary Inovwwduuni) OPINION STAFF KDITOKIAL Improved voting is encouraging Last friday, the undergraduate YOU DECIDE last year. more enjoyable and unifying; The and only 1,700 students voted, e-mails to undergraduates student body did its democratic In fact, more students voted for lacebook. then only 10 percent of die entire alerting them to die changes. duty and went to die polls to elect Do you think online voting was each individual candidate than That might be why online undergraduate student body We at the BG News are proud of a new undergraduate president successful in its first year? Send the entire voting total of last year. voting was such a good idea. voted. our fellow students for increasing and vice president. Or rather, they an e-mail to thenews@bgnews. This is a great sign thai Students today are highly involved Even though many die voting total, but we are calling went to their computers to vote. com and tell us what you think, more and more students are in socializing online and using candidates utilized The I'acebook on diem to keep on improving. This year instead of having or post feeback on our Web site. becoming interested in politics the internet for class. It makes and sidewalk chalk to encourage this total in the years to come pollingstationssct up at the Union and that students have a say in sense for the University to push students to vote, little was done Who knows, maybe one day and other locations throughout how things are run. online voting. to show students how they could the ratio of students who vote campus, the decision was made total was 377 out of a populatin of The large nirnout might be a While the results of how many vote online. for Undergraduate Student to allow online and only online roughly 17,000 students. nin over of excitement from last students voting are encouraging Relatively few posters were put Government president and vice voting. This year over 1,700 students November's presidential election, they are not s|iectacular. up to advertise the new voting president will equal the same Amazingly, this tactic seems to voted. That is more than four and but some candidates feel the large If there are about 17.000 arangements. The least diat USG large ratio of adults who vote for have worked. last years voting a half times as many students as turnout was helped by something undergraduate students at H( SSI I could have done was to send president of die United States.

The new face of Cookie Monster Tom Delay hurting his lack of screen time or his PEOPLE on cookies for so long could MARK actually be harmed more by a decreased role in die hierarchy ONTIIESTIiKKT HANSEL sudden and drastic decrease of monsters. Republican image in sugar and flour. I le has never missed a U-Wirf(vhmmiSesame Street company guidelines. they are cutting him back in adversaries in a Congressional announced recently that Has his glucose level gotten diat department too. career that has spanned more tormenting political opponents, Cookie Monster's song is going to high? Is his cholesterol out of I low much can one monster than 20 years. Though his Delay has hammered home the to be changed to "Cookies are a control? More- importantly is it take? career and reputation have sometimes food." idea that campaign etiiics need the I.DI, or "bad" cholesterol? Rumor has it that when they been mired by scandal since not apply to the Majority Leader. There are three things in life Because if it's the HDL broke the news to him, he tried the late '90s, Delay may have that I have always been sure Admonished tiiree times last cholesterol, I think we are to take his own life. Fortunately, finally committed political year by the House ethics of: die world is round, the sun his gun just had a little flag that overreacting here. suicide by engaging in a committee. Delay told a retiring rises in die East and "C" is for I have been observing this rolled out and spelled "bang" KRISTEN ROTH series of outlandish and cookie. That has always been Representative that he would guy for quite some time and it and tragedy was averted. SOPHOMORE, PHYSICAL incomprehensible acts. nominate his son for the seat if good enough for roe. seems like he is in better shape Next time we may not be so EDUCATION An ardent pro-life supporter. die Congressman voted in favor The idea of making now than he has ever been. In lucky. Even on Sesame Street Delay was instrumental in cookies a sometimes food for "Burger King, because of his health care bill. Delay was spite of years under the there is likely someone in a allowing Congress to involve also castigated for his involve- the Cookie Monster is glaring television lights he back alley looking to unload a I can order Apple Pie itself in a private matter between ludicrous. His very name ment with Westar Energy, a doesn't seem like he has aged cheap gat. with Cheese." family members. While Terri Kansas company that delivered suggests cookies are at all. He is the Dick Clark of When that day comes there Scliiavo's condition and essential to his existence. $56,000 to Delay's PAC in order monsters. will be plenty of finger pointing. situation had already been given to get "a seat at the table." If Sesame Street wants to When one thinks of the The moms of America will due justice in several courts of In November, fearing possible create a Vegetable Monster stress diis poor guy must be blame die network executives law, Delay decided to legal action, House Republicans who only eats vegetables that under, that is pretty remarkable. for going too far with political exterminate the 229-year-old sought to change a rule would lie good enough for He used to be the big man correctness. But if parents did system of checks and balances established in the eariy '90s that me too. They could make him on "Tha Street." It was just him their job instead of relying on between the judicial and forced House leaders to step very buff and healthy-looking and Big Bird in the television to teach their kids legislative branches. down if indicted for a crime. The to show the benefits of eating spotlight. Then die whole Bert the importance of good Hoping to pander to Christian new nde would allow a vegetables. and Bmie thing caught on and eating habits, it would have Conservatives, staunch sup- committee to determine lust don't limit that poor Elmopalooza took hold. never happened. DAWN CHENEY porters of the new Republican whether or not the blue guy's cookie intake. One Pretty soon old Cookie But it won't matter why. FRESHMAN, PHYSICAL agenda, Delay's attempts to indictment was politically has to wonder if there have just soft of drifted into the Our round blue friend will resume Schiavo's life-sustaining motivated. However, this rule been any studies done to background, little more be gone forever and we will EDUCATION treatment through spontaneous change was thwarted after a determine just how this might than a bit player. long to hear the words, "Did "Taco Bell because legislation failed. firestorm of protest spread from affect our favorite macaroon Despite it all, he has me hear somebody say cookie?" it is open late and As the Supreme Court and both sides of the political aisle. muncher. remained remarkably upbeat, But "Tha Street" will be silent always the place to hit Floridian federal courts declined This month, The New York A creature that has lived never complaining about except for our sobs. to hear the Schiavo case, Delay up after a party/bar!" Times reported that Delay's PAC had diese glowing words for had paid more than $500,000 members of die judiciary. to his wife and daughter, his The time will come for the only child. The Federal Election men responsible for this to Commission report deemed this answer for their behavior." sum of money as "fund-raising Dream team of Hootie and BK Delay's comments come on fees," "campaign management" the heels of the shooting death and 'payroll." TODD Crisp Bacon Cheddar Ranch some massive bills. The rear of a judge inside a courtroom While several members of BEMBRY and the Enormous breakfast view has never seemed so far in Georgia. Additionally, federal Congress have family members sandwich. These are just the away... ludge loan 1 lumphrey Lefkow' s U-Wtre Columnist MEGAN MclNTURF employed by their campaigns, latest assaults on American The whole ad is an odd husband and modier were Daily Mississippian SOPHOMORE, PHYSICAL S500.000 seems unusually couch potato culture but be panoply of color and sound. executed after a deranged Unhmily of Mississippi generous and unprecedented. forewarned: the products The lyrics to the insipid little EDUCATION individual became upset with Delay's decision to deliver half a themselves aren't near as good jingle are practically "Wendy's, because a decision Leflcow made million dollars to family Move over, Prince as the advertisements. The incoherent. Something about where else can you get regarding his case. members demands an Charlie. Make way ads, though, could be the most rivers of ranch dressing, Delay's comments were investigation by the EEC to Prince Albert Step bizarre contributions to the cheddar paved streets, bacon a frosty for 99 cents?" unacceptable and beyond determine if this payoff smacks aside all ye royalty of the world world of advertising in the last blown tumbleweeds, breasts inappropriate. While members of wrongdoing. and prepare an entrance for ten years. grown on trees, all the lotto of die judiciary involved in the Republican Rep. Christopher the once and future king: the The first time you see this tickets paid, Dallas Cowboy Terri Schiavo case had to be Shays, damning political Burger King. Although he may ad, you can't really trust that Cheerleaders giving you shaves, given 24-hour protection from partisanship, asked for the not live in a palace and your eyes and brain actually trains of ladies coming with a U.S. marshals because of the resignation of Delay as majority commands no armies, the registered what they just saw. nice caboose and something sensitivity surrounding die issue, leader Monday. In an interview, Burger King has solidified his Y-or starters, there is former about nobody "frontin' you Delay was directing fire and Shays said "Tom's conduct is position in the ultra- Hootie and the Blowfish front because you've got the juice." brimstone rhetoric at those hurting the Republican Party, is competitive worid of fast food man Darius Rucker in a purple I lull? I had to look up the meant to uphold the law. In hurting diis Republican majority with a recent and hrilli.int cowboy suit. lyrics just to make sure that light of what has occurred to and it is hurting any Republican product marketing strategy. As someone who once upon that was indeed what was members of the judiciary in the who is up for re-election." Unless you just haven't been a time in a galaxy far away really said. All the while during EMILY BERENS last two months, hinting at the Shays, a moderate from paying attention, you will have used to see them play fiat this hypnotic trance is a visual FRESHMAN, FILM possibility of physical retaliation Connecticut, should be parties in South Carolina for bombardment of more no doubt noticed diat Burger PRODUCTION against members of the commended for his courage to King has two wildly bizarre beer money, it was an awfully cowboys, buxom burger u judiciary is totally out of bounds stand up to the monolith that is ad campaigns for two wildly strange sight to see. Say this wenches and soft-core porn "I like Wendy's and. 11 il mi 11 ■ 111 Tom Delay. Tom Delay should bizarre products about Rucker though - when stariets lusciously devouring because I can use my Additionally, nicknamed "the follow his fellow Republican's By now, you have he sells out, he sells out in a chicken sandwiches. meal plan there." Hammer" for Ids reputation of advice, as his actions have all but probably heard of the Tender big way. Hootie must have had BURGER KING AD, PAGE 5 enforcing party discipline and exterminated his political career.

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April 18. 2005 5 Stay out of the United Nations CMRO ADAM "contrary to some claims, the interest in the marine SCHARN LOST provides no market will now benefit from UWrreOAimnisI decision-making roles for American business operations The Battalion the United Nations. The words The reason it is more profitable Texas A&M "United Nations" is in the title for die ISA to directly of the convention because compete stems from its power that is where negotiations to tax. Royalties paid to nations Evidently, the new thing physically took place." will be much higher if the ISA around the world is for This is a lie, according does not have to share its own countries to give up sov- to journalist Tom DeWeese. profits with private businesses, ereignty and let international DeWeese explains that "a according to DeWeese. bodies govern their economies common trick used by those The list of problems the Law and court systems. The United who seek to implement U.N. of the Sea Treaty would create Nations is still not a global policy |is| to mention only die for the United States government itself, but it is the particular document in continues, but the worst part is puppet master behind the question as if it lived in a the all-encompassing marine developing unofficial world vacuum. In fact, most of the government it creates. The government. U.N. treaties and programs are ISA is not only the legislative The United States has been designed to couple and branch (i.e. power to grant able thus far to stay out of piggyback on other such and deny permits), the reach of several of these groups' programs, creating an all- executive branch (i.e. the jurisdiction, such as the encompassing web of control." ability to enforce the policies International Criminal Court The LOST gives die ISA they pass), but also the judicial (ICC), which fortunately was several powers. For example, branch of the ocean. Anyone rejected by both Presidents Bill private companies who wish who violates the laws created Clinton and George W. Bush. to conduct research or drill for by this treaty is subject to Signing such a treaty would oil in the ocean must obtain a judicial review by the interna- put not only U.S. citizens permit. The ISA writes those tional court of the sea. under the jurisdiction of permits. One would think that lust how far will the international law, but even all a company needs for such a jurisdiction of this court the U.S. military. This means permit is a clean record. extend? By signing the treaty, neariy evety action taken by Unfortunately, there's the United States will be the U.S. military in retaliation something else. The company signing away its right to Pop culture needs readjustment to atrocities committed against must be on the good side of prevent the court created by the United States and those the ISA. The ISA also has the the LOST from overruling taken for pre-emptive defense authority to compete directly yeah— reminds me of with the CK logo on them. They could be reviewed by and decisions, even those made by JAY childhood. We'd all pile in the would cost S30 a hit retail and with private companies for our highest court, the United HUWIELER tried in an international court drilling and mining on (he back of the station wagon about $.55 to mass-produce. I by justices of enemy nations. States Supreme Court I'-ttire Columnist and drive down to the swamp. want to see hip-hop fashion ocean lloor. It is far more Furthermore, signature of National security would profitable to compete under Arkansas Tnnvler I here was Uiis woman named moguls wearing bandanas that cease-to exist. The latest this loophole than to grant a the IDST gives the ISA the UnimsityofArkansas Legba, and she sold my mom zip down the front instead of international treaty is the permit to a private corporation. power to control every interest a Zuni fetish doll, a magic tying in the back. I want to see LOST, the Law of the Sea Treaty. Therefore, only those who private American businesses talisman, some Incense and flannel, striped coveralls, and hold in the ocean, which could You know. I watched cable a pizza. Pizza I lilt was simply I want to see necklaces made The jurisdiction the I.OST support the LOST have a television today for the will put in the International decent chance of obtaining a theoretically give them at least drawing on the established out of chain link fence. I want lobbying power over courses first time In three years. traditions of indigenous every private school student in Seabed Authority reaches permit from the ISA. When it comes to pop culture far beyond that of the ICC. Companies who do obtain of action not related to the hut-dwellers — obviously America to take off that damn marine economy. advertising. I really think III seem cynical, it's only conformist uniform and wear I''urthermorc, the benefits to permits are required to pay humans need to be more America, which advocates such royalties.The term royalty is Rumors have been cast all because I've seen the updated French pirate shirts and as Senate Foreign Relations actually an artful disguise for throughout the Beltway that cynical. I don't think they 2005 resume for the human loincloths. President Bush is for the law should be as cynical as the race — honestly, I really like you Committee Chairman Richard taxing. The ISA has the power ad-execs who create the I want a plain black T-shirt Lugar use to push it through to tax the profits that of the Sea Treaty. One can only that says, "I'm a consenting Congress, arc, for the most, companies generate in the hope that Bush wakes up and advertisements, just cynical enough to see adult. We're half-way there." Or inaccurate. Americans must marine economy. The royalties learns from President Ronald "/ want to see Don't talk to me — I'm clothes continue to sec die trap this paid are then equally distrib- Reagan, who not only refused through the action they're hip-hop moguls selling you. I Iere's what I'm minded." Or. II you're really sick, treaty creates for free trade and uted to all of the participating to sign die document 23 years "My best friend committed private control of American nations. ago, but also fired the State talking about: wearing bandanas X-treiiH' .intiporspiranl suicide... and all I got was diis sea interests. This means completely IX-partmcnt staff who helped that zip down the lousy T-shirt." Lugar insists first that land-locked nations with no negotiate it. commercials — some guy's profession is so ridiculously front instead of And I want to see America's hot that he needs 24-hour tying in the back." pop culture commodificalion protection. When I see dial of Eastern religions go one step commercial I think, "If it's further — I want to see a Greek strong enough for him, it's guys, I'm just not impressed. If T-shirt for graduating seniors probably going to mutate my you're not cynical enough to that reads. "MUKT12005 - Burger King advert is effective genetic code." sec how the upper 1 percent in (letting off the wheel of I don't need deodorant like the country improves its suffering in style." that — especially when I'm bottom line by creating a I recendy saw a sales circular H00IIE AND BK, FROM PAGE 4 exactly it was they were wants. We need an culture of fear and for Victoria's Secret advertising, selling. I didn't care. I just knew alternative Ibrm of fuel that hanging off of a mountain with one linger. 1 have odier consumption, then I'm This bra is now 20% off." From The coup de grace is at the that I was definitely going over doesn't pollute and doesn't the looks of the model in the to Burger King to get one of priorities. quitting and cashing in with end widi the Burger King, of come from countries who hate some suggestions of my own. picture, I'd say it was more like plastic oversized head and whatever it was. Burger King us We also don't want to pay Next, what exacdy is this permanent, almost evil grin, also has a bizarro campaign for "Fruit of die Loom?" Are they First, I say we make chain 80 percent off. more than about S3 a gallon mail die next in-thing. We've I want to see a bra that's 100 himself pushing iiber hottie their breakfast products too. for diis magical new go-juice making the underwear out The same plastic headed, of fruit? Do they have an seen everything else. I want percent off— then we'd finally Brooke Burke on a swing as and don't want to be hassled be getting somewhere. And she cries out "COOOOME AND perma-grin king greets a enchanted weaving loom? Did to see middle school children with under performance or finally, I want to see a bra called GETrrr fellow in his pajamas with a decreased utility from our the Arabic-speaking snake using their cigarette money Talk about sensory overload. giant sandwich while birds, appear in the hollow of an oak to buy full sets of chain mail "Inhibitions," so the vehicles. advertisements could say, Never before has an ad dogs and woodland animals We don't probably need a tree and divine the secrets of and wearing them to home- campaign been fused with happily play about the Burger Three? Why is diere fruit in my room. And I want the urban, "loose your Inhibitions," and new nasty chicken product then people would get naked! such a delightfully weird King while announcer says with ranch dressing and bacon. underwear? neo-yuppie conservatives to combination of camp, "hello egg, hi onion" and Pizza Hut — I lave you ever start wearing Calvin Klein lab I ley, 1 may be cynical, but come We definitely don't need a 750 on. I'm still human. soft-core sex and, well, fast "meat-nonnous." plus calorie breakfast behe- gotten a pizza from a hut? 1 loll coats — clear plastic lab coats food. Whoever the ad firm Meat-normous!? Much like moth to add to the painfully was that designed this thing the candy bar, "Nut-rageous", obese national waisdine. was either on the crazy side of it is really hard to take product The Pied Pipers of Madison brilliant or the brilliant side of that invents words with such Avenue have us all believing criminally deranged. The thinly veiled double en tend that we want far more than we stimuli of sound, color, and res seriously. really do and lead us all down very odd images looked like Advertising is supposed die blissful padi of over- something out of Willy Wonka to target a specific audi- consumption - be it and his chocolate factory. The ence. In the burger industry, Banquet Servers: Full or part-time, work when it fits McDonald's caters to a hamburgers or clothes or feel of die whole ad doesn't automobiles or whatever. As your schedule. even belong in this century. decidedly urban and consumers, we are subjected The straight-laced decade of Latin market. 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ANCIENT EARTHEN MOUND HOLDS SECRET www.bgnews.com/state CLEVELAND (AP) - Scientists studying recent rock samples taken from beneath an ancient earthen mound are trying to determine what caused unusually high concentrations of a metal rarely seen anywhere but near Earth's molten core or in asteroids and comets. STATE Blunder by Toledo police uncovered THE ASSOCIATED PRESS month on a charge of aggravated Toledo police say they do not Delacruz left his wife and San Antonio, where he moved "I'm very grateful for this life, TOLEDO, OHo—A man murder. He is accused of shoot- know why they did not enter young son in Michigan after the with his stepson's family in 1990. the second chance that I've had," arrested six months ago in Texas ing I lendricks in the abdomen in the information. Sgt. killing and moved to The extended family he said. for a 30-year-old killing avoided a downtown apartment. Steve Forrester, not Texas where he began eventually settled near Lake I lendricks' family, meanwhile, (wing caught earlier Ixnause Relatives had asked DebctUZ on the force in 1974, "/ really miss dating a single McQueeney. He and his wife said they did not know an arrest Toledo ponce fitiled to enter the to help his brother-in-law, a gay wondered whether him, I don't mother of six. Me Isavel lived in an RV in his had been made until two months man's name in an FBI database man who told authorities that authorities did not know what told The Blade that stepson's backyard. ago. for fugitives. The Blade reported Hendricks became abusive enter the informa- he moved in with Toledo detective Dennis "We weren't told anything," yesterday. before when he tried to break tion because they did I would do her and changed his Richardson came across a list said Hendricks' stepsister, Parti David Debcruz, til, did not up with him, the newspaper not have the Social without lifestyle. of old warrants, and tracked Rhoades. change his name or Social reported. Security number for "[stopped drinking. Delacruz to Texas through Delacruz's wife, Isavel, said she After the shooting, Toledo him." I stopped smoking," an Internet search of a private did not know about the killing. Security number, was stopped police sent a message to I louston Delacruz. at least six times for traffic police and the Iexas Highway But the data- he said. "I didn't swear database of personal data. She said she does not have the no more because I Authorities caught Delacruz on money to travel to Ohio to sec violations and even spent a night Patrol asking for help in finding base did not require ISAVEL DELACRUZ. a Social Security had a family." Oct. 4, one day beyond the 30th him. in jail, hut 'Iexas authorities never Delacruz and officers checked WIFE knew Delacruz was wanted in FBI databases three times early number and most He worked as a anniversary of the killing. He was "I really miss him," she said the 1974 shooting death of lames in the case, but never entered |X)lice departments carpenter and set up brought to Toledo in lanuary. as she wiped away tears. "I don't "Ronnie* I lendricks. information on Delacruz in the check the database by names his own businesses in Houston Delacruz said he was not know what I would do without Delacruz goes on trial this fugitive database. and birth dates, experts say. and later in Seguin, not far from surprised at his arrest. him." i Ohio Swiss producers remain the big cheese The states eastern fans, but it turns out Ohio, not settled near Amish farmers At one time the state had gallons of milk — some of it still The big blocks go for about Wisconsin, is by far the nation's in Holmes and Tuscarawas 48 factories. ITiat number has from the Amish — in making 10 $2 per pound. Cutting the region produces one- leading producer of Swiss cheese, counties in the early 1900s. shrunk to single digits, but the tons of cheese in nine varieties cheese into sandwich blocks third of U.S. Swiss. and has been for 20 years. "They were looking for a place volume has steadily increased. each day. or slicing it increases the price, "That's something that people that reminded them of home." Brewster Dairy is the nation's Swiss gets its holes and its fla- Ellis said. IKE ASS0CIAU0 PRESS are always surprised about," said said Dee Grossman, director of largest Swiss producer at more vor during the four- to seven- In a quest for the perfect COLUMBUS, Ohio — If Chuck Ellis of Pearl Valley Cheese the Tuscarawas County Visitor's than 75 million pounds per year. week aging process, when gas Swiss, the Ohio Swiss Cheese Bureau. "The hilly topography in Many of the factories remain from the cultures forms "eyes" Association has enlisted Ohio Cincinnati Bengals or Cleveland In I n-sno in eastern Ohio. tins area was similar to that." Browns fans started showing up A handful of factories in that Getting much of their family-run. John Stalder still in the cheese. Producers wait State University's food science at football games sporting foam region account for one-third of milk from the Amish, the pitches in at Pearl Valley, which until the holes are one-half to program. Students are testing cheese wedges as hats, they'd Il.S.-produccd Swiss cheese, newcomers started making his immigrant father founded 77 three-quarters of an inch across samples of Swiss that custom- have good reason. according to theU.S. Department Swiss. Known as Emmenthal in years ago. His four daughters and in diameter to stop the culturing ers prefer, hoping to determine the cheeseheads are com- of Agriculture. Switzerland, it's one of the oldest their sons also work there. process by cooling the cheese in its chemical makeup to help mon among Green Bay Packers Immigrants from Switzerland varieties of cheese. The plant goes through 24,000 200-pound blocks. cheese producers duplicate it.

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PAGE 9 BASEBALL Tuesday MONDAY at IPFW, 2 p.m. Wednesday April 18, hosting Dayton, 3 p.m. Friday through Sunday 2005 hosting games against Kent St. SOFTBALL www.bgnews.com/sports Wednesday at Western Michigan. 2 p.m. BOWLING GREEN StAtE UNIVERSITY Friday at Marshall, 4 p.m. Saturday at Ohio, I p.m. WOMEN'S GOLF FOOTBALL Friday through Sunday Wily Mo s at the MAC Championships in Hamilton, Ohio moonshot MEN'S GOLF Saturday and Sunday Spring game fireworks lifts Cincy at the Roger Kepler Intercollegiate in Columbus. Omar Jacobs led the Orange team to a 45-42 win over Anthony Turner and the White team over Astros TENNIS yesterday. The scoring was big, but in the end, it was defense that won the game for the White. By loe Kay Saturday THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at Miami, 1 p.m. hMnlHafe Wily Mo Pena dropped Sunday SPORTS REROUTE* at Marshall, 1 p.m. his head and rounded the The Falcon football team wasted little time displaying their offensive prowess bases respectfully, letting in the battle of Orange versus White in the spring game. everyone else squint to try to Omar Jacobs was at his usual best throwing for six touchdown passes, all see where the white speck of in the first half, in guiding his Orange squad to a 45-42 victory in Doyt L ball would land. Perry Stadium Saturday. Back in the dugout, lacobs, who was 24 of 38 for 441 yards, had an instant connection with teammates pointed to a spot Pronkgets two freshman receivers who were displaying their abilities to the Falcon way up in the upper deck faithful for the first time. He found Corey Partridge six times for in left-center. Pena couldn't a boo boo 140 yards and three touchdowns, while Luke Alexander hauled believe it. in five passes for 108 yards and two touchdowns. "It was far away," "We need that kind of showing from those guys so when marveled Pena, who had the but Tribe it's time to go in |games|. there won't be a dropoff," lacobs most impressive and most said of his new targets. meaningful hits yesterday in pulls out W The White team was led by backup quarterback the Cincinnati Reds' 6-5 vic- Anthony Turner, who showed an impressive ability to tory over the Houston Astros. throw the deep ball while looking calm ninning plays. His three-run homer into THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Turner completed his first 10 passes of die scrimmage the far reaches drew an extra Travis Halher took one for the and finished the contest completing 17 of 28 passes for 278 standing ovation and went team and helped the Cleveland yards and four touchdowns. down in Great American Indians pull out a victory. Turner's outing was a strong statement for his ability to fill Ball Park lore. His two-out, Harrier was hit by a pitch on his in down the road for lacobs. but the red-shirt freshman is just tiebreaking double in the right elbow with the bases loaded enjoying how things are now. eighth provided the final touch to force in the go-ahead run in "It felt good to show people what I can do, but as long as on a signature performance. the eighth inning as Cleveland Omar's in there and I'm learning from Omar, everything else is "It looked like it was Wily rallied past Minnesota 2-1 fine," Turner said. Mo's day," Astros manager Phil yesterday, snapping the Twins' The first half seemed like a track meet with both teams ninning Gamer said. six-game winning streak. up and down the field as they combined to score 80 points on 882 After losing 12 straight "It definitely hurt," said Hafner, yards, with the Orange team leading 45-35. games to Houston since last who had surgery to remove It seemed as though anything the offense schemed up worked July 31, the Reds won the bone spurs from the elbow flawlessly on the field. last two with solid starting Oct. 6. "I think I was in La-La Wide receiver Steve Sanders, who played for White, ran 61 -yards pitching, an awesome swing Land for awhile — more than I for a touchdown on an end around and caught an 80-yard TD pass and a late comeback. usually am" from Turner with 10 seconds remaining in the half. He finished Afterward, they were still The Indians' second win in with three catches for 121 yards. talking about the swing. six games kept the Twins from Derrick Lett, who is slated to start at the 7. this year, hauled in the Pena's fourth-inning homer getting their first three-game first two scores of the game, from 14-yards and 38-yards out, and off Brandon Duckworth sweep in Cleveland since lune finished with five catches for 78 yards for the White. traveled an estimated 498 feet. 14-16,1991. Running back Rl. Pope was in top form, using his small frame to Fans in right field bowed and Ronnie Belliard hit a one- bounce off tacklers while showing a quick burst through die hole, gave Pena a standing ovation out single off |.C. Romero (0-1). racking up 118 yards on 11 carries including a 43-yard TD run, all for the second-longest homer One out later, pinch-hitter lose coming in the first half. in the ballpark's three seasons. Hernandez got creditfor an infield While those numbers are incredibly impressive for the offense to come "That ball — has it landed single and Belliard advanced to away with, it is concerning for the defense. yet? I don't know," Reds starter thiid when Twins third baseman Falcons head coach Gregg Brandon would have liked to see more stops Aaron Harang said. "That ball Michael Cuddyer threw wildly from the defense, but he knows there is plenty of time to fix things. was something to see." trying for a force play at second. "We need to cover the deep ball, and that's something that we Joe Randa had a more "Every time you miss a play stress going into the spring and we didn't get that done (during the modest two-run shot off late in the game it always seems scrimmage), so we got to get it done in camp." Brandon said. Duckworth, who lasted five to cost you," Twins manager Ron One bright spot on defense was a player that used innings in his first start this Gardenhire said. to work on the other side of the ball. Former season and left trailing 5-3. Victor Martinez walked to quarterback Van Johnson, who has been After the Astros tied it in the load the bases and Romero then switched to cornerback this year, seventh, Randa singled off hit Hafner with a 1-1 pitch to intercepted lacobs late in the game and Chad Quails (111 with one send Belliard home with the recovered a fumble. out in the eighth and came tiebreaking run. After all the fireworks in the first half, around on Pena's double to "It's a little swollen, but I'll ice it the last two quarters were 12 minutes the wall in right. tonight and see how I feel tomor- long with a running clock. Ryan Wagner (1-1) struck row," said Hafner, who blamed Brandon was pleased to get some out the side in the eighth. himself for the extent of his pain. of the young players some game-like Danny Graves got his fourth "I usually wear my elbow pad experience. save in four chances, strand- against lefties, but for whatever "A lot of tilings that you can't simulate ing runners at first and third. reason I forgot to put it on. The (in practice) happened today, so that's It was another near- miss for first pitch almost hit me and I was always good to get these kids in game thinking it probably would be a OMAR JACOBS, QUARTERBACK situations." he said. REDS, PAGE 8 good idea to go back and get it. I just didn't" It was the first run allowed by the Twins' trio of Romero, Juan SOFTBALL Rincon and closer |oe Nathan in 17 1-3 innings spanning 18 appearances. Bob Howry (1-1) pitched a Falcons take two of three from Eastern perfect eighth and Bob Wickman worked the ninth for his as Denman walked Lindsay fourth save. By EWott Sclweiner fourth inning, when Eastern Strauss followed that up with SPORTS EDITOR first struck. a sacrifice bunt in which both lleimrich and Jeanine Baca. Cleveland's C.C. Sabathia runners were safe. Liz Vrabel That would bring Gina Rango was sharp in his first start. The An up and down pitching Eagles' clean up hitter Liz left-hander, activated from the performance from Eastern Flack got a one out triple thanks came in to stop the bleeding for and her 20-game hitting streak disabled list Saturday after Michigan's Nikki Denman was to a pair of errors. She got ahold BG, but a throwing error to first to the plate and gave the Falcons straining an abdominal muscle just what the doctor ordered for of Gouge's pitch and base allowed Clark a good chance for the win. before a spring start March 6, Eastern Michigan. sent it to the wall "What I've to score and give But after running the count to worked 5 2-3 strong innings and The Eagles (11-15, 7-7 MAQ where it bounced off been trying Eastern some insur- three and one, Denman forced left with the score tied 1 -1. got seven solid innings out of DJ. DeLong's glove. ance heading into Rango to ground out to second, "It felt great to go out and earn Denman, who despite giving up DeLong recovered to tell them the late innings. giving Eastern their only win my paycheck." Sabathia said. "I six walks, ended up throwing a nicely and got the is if the "What I've been of the weekend. was excited warming up and it shutout to take down the Falcons ball to the infield. trying to tell them The loss put a damper on an carried into the game. This was (22-22,8-6 MAO 2-0 yesterday. stopping Flack at offense is is if the offense is otherwise solid weekend for the my opening day." BG's Emily Gouge was the second. But a BG off then we off then we need to Falcons, who beat Eastern 4-1 Twins starter loe Mays, who hard luck loser as she threw five miscommunication play great defense and 8-0 Saturday. It also sends missed all of 2004 after having innings, allowing two hits and no in the infield allowed need to play and have some the Falcons on a two week elbow surgery, was even better. earned runs. In the end. it was Fiack to advance great defense great pitching," road trip with a home loss to The right-hander allowed one run costly errors in the field, coupled to third. Denman and have Ross-Shaw said. think about. But after a slew of and five hits over seven innings. with getting shutout that led to helped her own The Falcons tournaments early in the He struck out two without a walk their demise. cause by smacking a some great got their pitching, season, the Falcons are getting in his longest outing since going "We've been playing great sacrifice fly to right pitching." but the defense used to road trips. eight innings in his last win at defense," BG head coach field to bring home struggled. "Our whole season has Kansas City on lune 19,2003. Leigh Ross-Shaw said. "So ifs Flack for Eastern's LEIGH ROSS-SHAW, That left them been on the road," Ross-Shaw "I threw 72 pitches and 62 were frustrated to let our at bats carry first run. HEAD COACH with one option said. "It's always nice to play fastballs," Mays said. "We didn't over our defense" The Eagles struck down 2-0 in the at home but we just let one try to trick anybody. Their hitters The problems started early for next in the sixth seventh and that get away today." Ashley Kunti BGNews didn't make adjustments, so we the Falcons, who left five runners inning when a Lauren Clark was to score runs. The first stop on the trip for INTENSITY: BG's Liz Vrabel tosses didn't change a thing." on base in the first two innings. grounder took a bad hop and With two outs, it appeared BG will be for a double header a pitch against Eeastem Michigan But the scoreboard didn't flew off BG second baseman as If the Falcons were ready Wednesday against Western yesterday. She picked up both wins INDIANS, PAGE 8 show any problems until the Megan McPherson. Ashley to make one last run at a win Michigan. on Saturday against EMU.

BET IN ON THE ACTON ffWWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS 8 Monday. April 18.2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Clutch plays will be big for Reds

REDS. FROM PAGE 7 the Astros, who went 1-5 on their first road trip and have shown a propensity for close games. Six of their first 11 have been decided by one run, and they've lost four of them. Good pitching and a sputtering offense will do that. "We're going to have to come through with the winning runs," Gamer said. "Our pitching is going to keep us close. It's going to test our mettle. We're going to sec a lot of those." Harang had only one bad Tony Tnbbls AP Photo Tony D*|*k AP Photo moment in six innings, Jason HE'S SAFE: Cincinnati Reds' Joe Randa slides past the tag by Houston THE HEATER: Cleveland Indians' C.C. Sabathia pitches in the first inning yesterday in Cleveland. The left- Lane's three-nin homer in the Astros catcher Raul Chavez to score the go-ahead run tor the Reds. hander worked six strong innings and left with the score tied 1-1 against the Minnesota Twins. fourth. The Astros pulled even against Cincinnati's bullpen in His latest drive left the bat widi In 1991,he didn't homer untilhis the seventh, when Chris Burke such an authoritative "crack!" that 45th at-bat, his longest season- singled home the tying run for his everyone on die field stood and opening drought. C.C. and Belliard big for Tribe watched it soar. Only one ball has Griffey's last homer — the first career RBI. INDIANS, FROM PAGE 7 against them. gone farther in die park — last 501st of his career — came against Minnesota because, "I Lane has four homers this hate the Twins. They know it." "I had a hard time," Mays said season, all against the Reds. August, Adam Dunn hit one that last July 8 off Milwaukee's Wes The Twins took a 1-0 lead in cleared the batter's eye in center Obermueller. the third on consecutive one-out Gardenhire, who has guided of being taken out. "There was Lane tied his career high with no discussion, I was just told. four home runs last year in 107 and came to rest on driftwood Notes: Several regulars on singles by Luis Rivas, Shannon Minnesota to three straight in the Ohio River, some 535 feet both teams got the day off, Stewait and Juan Castro. AL Central tides, took it as a You always want a chance to .it - limits. This time, he got No. 4 in win the game." only his 44th at-bat. from home plate. including Astros 2BCraig Biggio, Belliard tied it by leading compliment, and said division Pena had his breakout season "It was just a bad pitch," who had his nine-game hitting off the bottom half with his rivals should feel that way. Gardenhire said he would last year after Ken Griffey Ir. tore Duckworth said. "It came out of streak snapped Saturday. Biggio second homer, snapping an However, Sabathia had prefer that Mays have a chance his hamstring, requiring surgery my hand as I was releasing it. It had a pinch-hit single in the 0-for-16 streak. second thoughts about to win several. in August. The burly outfielder was a breaking ball that didn't do seventh. His 2,654th career hit Sabathia gave up one run on his comment. "He wanted to stay, we want with the big swing finally started what it was supposed to do. I left tied Ted Williams for 64th place. five hits, walked one and struck "I've re-thought what I said him to finish the season," he hitting the breaking ball and lay- it in his nitro zone." ... SS lose Vizcaino got his first out seven. He threw 94 pitches, and maybe it was jealousy said. "My job his to protect him ing off bad pitches, allowing him While Pena takes his bows, start of the season and had a 60 for strikes. on my part," he said. "When so he can stay a whole year." to showcase his incredible power Griffey is struggling to regain double. ... Reds RHP Ramon "I knew that was my limit I see those guys playing in Notes: Indians 3B Aaron — he hits balls to the deepest his stroke. He went 0-for-3 with Ortiz had soreness in his groin because I was on a pitch count," October, I diink that should be Boone broke an 0-for-11 streak reaches of the park in batting a walk yesterday, leaving him yesterday, a day after he threw said Sabathia "I was surprised us out there." with a second-inning single. ... practice. without a homer all year. off a mound, and was placed they let me go past 90, but it was Mays lowered his career ERA Mays is 0-5 with a 5.77 ERA in 10 "Sometimes I surprise myself, Griffey didn't hit a homer on the 15-day disabled list. RHP OK because I felt just fine." against the Indians to 5.59, but appearances at Jacobs Field. ... like I don't believe I bit it that far," during 48 spring training at- Matt Belisle will pitch against Sabathia caused a stir earlier was upset that he didn't get a Sabathia is 1-0 with a 2.13 ERA said Pena, who has three homers bats, and has gone 35 at-bats the Cubs today. The Reds didn't in the week by stating that he chance to improve his 0-6 in four home outings against inonly23at-bats. without one during the season. immediately fill the roster spot. was eager to open his season record in 17 career appearances Minnesota.

LATE NIGHT @ r Slide continues for Cavaliers YOUR LIBRARY! By Larry Lage The Cavaliers needed a knows he needs a 3," Prince said. the Pistons extend their season- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3-pointer to send the game into "The easy thing for me is to make high winning streak to 10 games. LeBron James walked off the overtime, but James shot an him drive. If it was a two-point Rasheed Wallace left the game in court ban-chested and beaten airball over Tayshaun Prince game, it's a different story." the first quarter with an injured Jerome Library will be open after his chances of playing in the from above the key just before Cleveland has two games left left hamstring, but his teammates until 2AM Monday -Thursday, playoffs took another hit. the buzzer. James dicn took in the regular season: at home made up for his absence. The Detroit Pistons used a off his jersey and went to the against Boston tomorrow and Chauncey Billups scored 17, April 25-28 and May 2-5, and balanced attack in a 90-87 win locker room. at Toronto on Wednesday, Prince had 15, Ben Wallace added on Sunday, May 1. over the slumping Cleveland With a chance to tie it at 89, needing to win both to improve its 11 points, 15 rebounds and four Cavaliers yesterday, overcoming Prince blocked lames' shot postseason chances. blocks while reserve Antonio James' 37 points, 11 rebounds from the baseline with about 20 Cavaliers coach Brendan McDyess filled in for Rasheed and six assists. seconds left. Malone seems to be Wallace witii 11 points and Come study with us! Cleveland has lost three straight "They always have defended drawing inspiration from Boston's 12 rebounds and six of eight, and is in danger me well," James said. "Tayshaun win over the New York Yankees The Cavaliers scored 29 points of finishing ninth in the Eastern does a great job." in the 2004 American League in the second quarter to take a Conference, behind New Jersey Prince's defense against Kobe championship series. 52-40 lead at halftime, but the and Philadelphia. Bryant last year helped Detroit "The Red Sox were down 3-0, Pistons scored the first 10 points "Everybody knows that this beat the Los Angeles Lakers in the and look what they did," Malone in the third and built a six-point was a cosdy loss," lames said, NBA Finals, and he has also made said. "We aren't going to give up lead midway dirough the fourth. "We played well in the first half. stars such as Tracy McGrady now. No one is giving us a chance, "Getting down the way we did We gave ourselves a good chance look ordinary. but I kind of like diat feeling." and coming back, I couldn't be to win. That has just been our Prince said the time and score Richard Hamilton scored 19 happier," Pistons coach Larry luck this year. We have been in gave him an advantage during points — despite getting five Brown said. "I'm proud that we plenty of close games, we just the final sequence. stitches above his left eye late cannot finish them out." "The tough thing for him is, he in the tiiird quarter — to help CAVS.PAGE9

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Ira Newble scored 19 points for Cleveland, and Zydrunas llgauskas had 12 points and 17 rebounds Other than those two, lames didn't get much help. The second-year star, who missed the playoffs as a rookie, had a spectacular first half with 25 points on 8-of-15 shooting, five assists and no turnovers. He was lackluster after the break. James was just 2-for-l2 in the third quarter, then made some solid plays early in the fourth before faltering in the final minutes. He finished shooting 12-of-35. With his performance, lames ensured he would become the Oinny Holoihok APPIwlo fifth player in the league to SLOW START: Marion Jones comes out of the starting blocks as she average25 points, seven rebounds competes in the Mount San Antonio College Relays yesterday. and seven assists. Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek also did it. lames was shaken up mid- way through the second quarter Jones finishes when he collided in the lane with teammate Anderson Varejao, who was pushed by Detroit's Elden Campbell. "My knee tightened up a little in last place bit, but it never really affected me," James said. "I was fine." By Ken Peters previous times, with a best time Notes: Rasheed Wallace had THE ASS0CIATS0 PRESS of 49.59 in 2000. She ran the 200 two points and a block in five Marion tones has a long way at the meet last year, her first minutes before injuring his to go to resurrect her once outdoor race since giving birth, hamstring. "I didn't want it to get sparkling track career. and finished fourth with a time worse," he said.... Hamilton was tones faded badly down of 23.02. out late in the third and early the stretch and finished a Montgomery ran the anchor in the fourth after being fouled distant last in the 400 meters leg for the U.S. 400 relay across the face by llgauskas. ... yesterday at the Mount San team earlier in the afternoon. lames averaged 35 points, 10.8 Antonio College Relays, her The team was trailing when rebounds and 7.2 assists in first meet since her disastrous Montgomery got the baton, his five previous games. ... The performance in the Athens but he was unable to make up Pistons finished 32-9 at home, Olympics. She finished in 55.03 ground and the team finished the second-best record in team seconds in the race, which third. The winning team was history.... The Cavaliers fell to 12- Shellene Williams won in 51.49. anchored by Maurice Greene, 28 on the road and 0-8 against the lones drew loud cheers from a former world-record holder Central Division. ... Cleveland's the sparse crowd of some 6,000 in the 100. Drew Ciooden was limited to 14 PaulSincya AP Pinto in the 15,000-seat Mount SAC lones' defamation suit minutes because of a bruised hip. CAN'T TOUCH THIS: Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James, right, shoots over Detroit Pistons defender Ben stadium when she was intro- against BALCO's Victor Come He was scoreless on 0-for-4 shoot- Wallace in the second quarter in Auburn Hills, Mich, yesterday. James had 37 points, 11 rebounds and six duced. One young girl yelled, alleges that he tarnished her ing and had three rebounds. assists in the Cavaliers' 90-87 loss. "(k) Marion," — to no avail—as reputation by claiming she lones turned for home. used drugs before and after the Although her specialties are 2000 Olympics, the sprints and long jump, Come and three other men Three Little Pigs The pig replied, "Because are charged with participat- lones often has used the 400 A pig went into McDonalds, got a Coke, went to the restroom and left. A second pig I'm the pig that goes, at the Mount SAC Relays as her ing in an alleged steroid- went into McDonalds, got two Cokes, went to the bathroom and left. A third pig went Wee Wee Wee'all season-opening race. distribution ring. into McDonalds, got three Cokes, and was about to leave, when the man at the The track sensation of Montgomery has counter asked, "Why didn't you go to the restroom like the other pigs?" the way home!" the 2000 Sydney Olympics been charged by the U.S. with three gold medals and Anti-Doping Agency with using two bronzes, lones had a performance-enhancing drugs disappointing — and trying His case, and that of sprinter NEWIPVE — year in 2004. Chryste Games, will be heard Had Enough of Studying Yet? Rentals She came under the cloud by the international Court of of sport's steroids scandal. She Arbitration for Sport. 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RUSKIN, Ha.—A registered sex mind," Gee said, who didn't give wished they'd done - spending The church had become her offender confessed to killing further details of the confession. more time with their children refuge from troubles in her life, a 13-year-old girl who disap- Sarah's 17-year-old brother or keeping in closer contact," including times when she had peared a week ago, saying he got came home later and found May said. run away from home. "People asked me why did she into an argument with her and the front door wide open and Among the mourners his sister gone, but the family were Mark Lunsford, whose come here, why did she spend her he choked her to death in her initially assumed Sarah had gone daughter Jessica was found time here," said Matt Fontana, home, the sheriff said yesterday. to a friend's house. She was not dead last month after she was the youth minister at the church. David Onstott. 36, was charged reported missing until Monday. kidnapped from their Citrus "Because she found love here ... with first-degree murder yes- Gee said Onstott "went to great County home, and Roy Brown, Now she's in heaven." terday, a day after investigators effort to keep her body from whose daughter Amanda was The small church normally found Sarah Lunde's partially being discovered." murdered in 1997 by a convicted draws only about 50 congregants clothed body in an abandoned Onstott. who has a rape child molester in Tampa. for morning services, but its pews fish pond, Hillsborough County conviction, has been held Both men had lent their sup- were filled with more than double Sheriff David Gee said. without bail in the Hillsborough port to the Lunde family this past that Sunday. Sarah was last seen April 9, County [ail since Tuesday on week and Lunsford had helped Sarah had started coming to shortly after returning home unrelated charges. His attorney. search for Sarah, saying some of the church three years ago on from a church trip. Early the Pat Courtney, did not return a her family had helped search for her own and no other members next morning, Onstott paid an phone message yesterday. his daughter in February. of her family attended with her, unexpected visit to the family's Sarah's relatives and members "It's sad that it takes church leaders said. She often home to look for Sarah's mother, of her First Apostolic Church con- something like this to bring a would call two or three families Kelly May Lunde, whom he once gregation turned out in droves community together," Uinsford to arrange for a ride and they'd all dated, Gee said. yesterday to tearfully mourn the said. "America needs to wake up. show up to get her. After Sarah let Onstott into the ioss of the girl. Her young friends The next child could be yours." " Every Sunday we talked about house, they got into an argument dropped to their knees and wept. Church members said that who was going to pick up Sarah," and Onstott put her in a choke Sarah's mother was too shaken on any other Sunday, Sarah Sherry Cook said. "I can't believe SlneNesius APPMo hold and killed her. Gee said. to talk yesterday, but her brother would have spent the afternoon we're not picking her up this CONFERENCE: County Sheriff David Gee announces that David Lee "You are talking about a Larry May said: "It's devastating, walking with other church morning." Onstott has been charged with the murder of 13-year-old Sarah Lunde. Survivors remember Great Quake Detective shot with his own gun By uu left Finding people who point for those trying to find fami- By Elizabeth Zuckerman detective conference room filed against him. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS experienced the Great Quake of lies and friends after the disaster. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS while questioning Estenban The chief would not say how SAN FRANCISCO — Herbert April 18, 1906, might seem like At least 15 survivors planned to PROVIDENCE, R.l. — A Carpio about (lie stabbing of an Carpio managed to get Allen's Hamrol has one enduring a formidable job. Bui organizers attend a Sunday supper at Johns Providence delective was killed 84-year-old woman who survived weapon, and would not discuss memory of the devastating 1906 of Monday's 99th anniversary Grill, while about 10 took the with his own gun at police the attack. Chief Dean Esserman other details leading up to the earthquake that razed much of commemoration know of at least Westin St. Francis Hotel up on its headquarters yesterday by a said. Carpio was not under shooting including whether San Francisco — the feeling of his 60 remaining survivors and expect offer of a free room for the night. suspect who was not handcuffed arrest and had been taken out of There were witnesses. mother's arm. more' to surface in time for next The hotel, one of the few and managed to get hold of the handcuffs, he said "The investigation has begun "She carried me in her left ami year's centennial. structures that survived the weapon, the police chief said. Carpio, 26, allegedly grabbed and we will find answers, but not and used her right hand to grab "They are coming out of the quake, plans to serve the same The killing of James Allen, a the officer's gun, shot him, here this morning" he said. the stair rail," said the 102-year- woodwork." said Taren Sapienza, breakfast today that was on the 27-year veteran, comes after a broke a third floor window in an Esserman also would not old Hamrol. who was 3 when who for the last 29 years has menu when the earthquake struck series of attacks that have raised adjacent office and jumped onio discuss the protocols for car- his family fled a shaking South arranged the annual observance at 5:13am.—chilled rhubarb, rice concerns about the security of a service road, Esserman said rying weapons inside police of Market apartment that was that culminates with a dawn griddle cakes, southern hominy those who work in the criminal at a news conference. He was headquarters or for interviewing eventually destroyed by fire. "That's wreath-laying at Lotta's fountain, a justice system. captured after a struggle a few iill I remenilwr' landmark that served as a meeting EARTHQUAKE. PAGE 11 Allen. 50, was shot in the blocks away. No charges were DETECTIVE. PAGE 11

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