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NOT QUITE: Cavs beat Raptors last night but MOSTLY SUNNY playoffs still slipped HIGH: 58 LOW: 37 through their fingers; www.bintm.com PAGE 9 independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 153
Students toss corn BiG Charge under fire in tournament Sherman antitrust allegations rise against University By Britney Lee and a waiting list will be made if REPORTER needed. According to Bazeley, the SBX manager Kent nations and conspiracies in Kinsella said that he believes to give City Bucks time to devel- Ready, Set, Toss! teams on the waiting list will be restraint of trade. Kinsella said that the Attorney General's op, since it is only a year old. Friday at noon the first bag will able to replace the "no shows." Kokomoor calls BiG that the University's exclusion office is inaccurately applying "A simUar program at Miami be tossed in the Union for the "We pian to have eight sets Charge a 'monopoly.' of SBX from the BIG Charge the law to the situation and University [Ohio] is over two Com Toss tournament. going at once, which is 16 teams. program constitutes a restraint that the letter failed to contest years old now and is very Corn toss is a game similar This could vary depending upon of trade and is denying con- the fact that the program is By Miranda Bond successful, but the first couple to horseshoes. But instead of how many teams enter," Bazeley FEATURES EDITOR sumers the benefit anti-competitive. of years were slow until the stakes and horseshoes, wooden said. of full competition. SBX is continuing their crusade "It's an unfor- program caught on with platform boxes with holes in It is free of charge to play and He said that the BIG "It's the kind tunate response students," he said. them and beanbags — filled with refreshments will be provided. to convince the University to charge also violates change their BIG Charge system. of response for students and Miami University has com — are used. The grand prize is a com toss set Section 2 because the consumers of books MUBucks, which is run like the Players try to toss the bags for each player of the winning SBX manager Kent Kokomoor University is using that slams and attorney Dan Kinsella assert at the University," he University's City Bucks, and of corn into their opponents' team. its power created by the door in said. "It's the kind of both can only be used off-cam- platforms hole. The game stops Ryan Zusy made some that the BIG Charge gives the the card to exclude University Bookstore monopoly response that slams pus. They also have the Mulaa at 21 points. of the com toss sets for the competitors in the the face of the door in the face program which is accepted only power and hinders competition, f me Bags in the hole are worth three tournament. bookstore market. the studen ts." ° students." at on-campus locations such as points and bags that land on the "I plan on trying to make which hurts students. The letter was "This is in the interest of the Kinsella is in the the Miami University Bookstore platform are worth one point. it by sometime during the passed along to DAN KINSELLA, process of send- and dining centers, like the BIG The tournament organized by tournament," Zusy said. "I would students." Kinsella said. Attorney General lim ing Petro another Under representation of SBX MANAGER Charge. However, Mulaa is set marketing intern, Dave Bazeley, like to see how well it turns out Petro who respond- letter in an attempt up like a debit account, where is a 32-team bracket style, and especially if people like the Kinsella, SBX sent a letter to the ed on April 5. His University's Thomas Trimboli, to work out the as the BIG Charge is set up like a single-elimination tournament. sets that I made." letter said that the BIG Charge is problem outside of court. credit card. "1 love the game," Bazeley said. Bazeley said that there will be assistant to the president in the a legitimate and sovereign act of Kokomoor hopes to see some department of general counsel, The Ohio State University and "I am from Cincinnati, Ohio, and other small giveaways as well. immunity and the Sherman Act sort of change to the BIG Charge, the University of Toledo both it is played everywhere there. In The entire event is sponsored on March 8 claiming that the was never intended to apply to BIG Charge violates several fed- since the new City Bucks have successful debit card-style fact, you can even find com toss by the Union and the volunteers the sovereign acts of the states. program has done little to help programs off campus. Neither of leagues." working the event will be Bazeley eral antitrust and anti-competi- He also sighted the 1989 Cowboy tion statutes found in sections 1 boost sales at SBX. these Universities offer a credit With help from other interns at and other interns in his office. Book Ltd. v. Board of Regents Chris Herron, a representa- card-type account for on- or the Student Union. Bazeley hopes Anyone with a BGSU and 2 of the Sherman Act. for Agriculture & Mechanical tive from City Bucks pointed out As of yesterday, the University off-campus use. that this event will get people ID is encouraged 10 has not officially commented on Colleges case which ruled that that allowing the BIG Charge off Ion Gear, Director of Buck excited about the game. participate. Bazeley Oklahoma State University was campus will hurt the University ID at OSU, said that it was an "I am hoping for 32 teams," said it is open to the situation. exempt from the Sherman Act. Kinsella's letter stated that because they will be left "operational decision" not to Bazeley said. "Each team has studenls, faculty and staff. Petro's letter also stated that, like paying SBX when students fail offer students a charge card. two players so that would be 64 "This is a great way to get Section 1 of the Sherman Act OSU, BGSU is immune from the to pay their bills. I le said that prohibits contracts, combi- people." involved and see all that the Sherman Act. SBX and other businesses need SBX.PAGE 2 Sign up ends at 9 p.m. tonight Union has to offer." Bazeley said. 'NAPOLEON DYNAMITE' EXPLODES ON CAMPUS
David Tam BGNews David Tim BGNews David Tim BGNews Students and non-students wait to hear Jon Gries (Uncle Rico), 'Napoleon Dynamite' cast members sign autographs after speaking in Michelle Cotner. a freshman at BGSU gets her T-shirt signed by Efren Aaron Ruell (Kip), and Efren Ramirez (Pedro) last night. Olscamp to a packed lecture hall in an event sponsored by UAO. Ramirez, who plays Pedro Sanchez in "Napoleon Dynamite." BGSU team competes in animation festival Janell Kirtgsborousti that spotlights a public service. Senior digital art student, SEHIORIEPORTER Team members Kevay Nelson, Battenfield, hopes that his Five University students, Josh Fry, Nick Battenfield, Patrick personal skills will work in the frantic designing and quick McPeck and Prakash Tiwari are best way possible for the team. thinking will go hand-in-hand ready for the adventure. "Like each member, 1 have my with their 3D animation skills Creating an animation in own personal views on skills I to complete 30 seconds of an one semester Is a big enough contribute," he said. "Though the animated feature on a public challenge for an individu- most important thing I think, is service topic in four days. al, let alone a team to have my opinion and style." Only 10 teams from success in four days, said Nelson, Some of the members believe animation programs a University senior in digital arts. that focusing on the animated spanning North America get the "We all have to be leaders, so movements and story telling will opportunity to participate in a 16 weeks of work, packed into be major focal points. cartoon-creating competition four days, that's the biggest "My focus is on timing and — and BGSU is one of them. challenge most anyone will never movements, and I think I was It's the Kalamazoo Animation face," he said. definitely added on for my story- Festival International present- The team's dedication and telling ability," Battenfield said. ing animation as entertainment, love for animation, they believe, Another senior team member, education, employment and ail is their ultimate power. McPeck, hopes that his quick and the cartoon challenge is the "The BG team is number one manner of generating Ideas for opening act. because we all have that love story-telling will help the team Beginning on the morning of for animation, we work at It the most. However, he believes May 9, the an team will have to constantly," Nelson said. "We the biggest challenge will be Photo provided conceive an idea, script, design, work the hardest and all balance BG'S ANIMATION DREAM TEAM: From left to right: Kevay Nelson, Josh Fry, Nick Battenfield, Prakash Thwari and produce a winning cartoon together very well." ANIMATION, PAGE 2 and Patrick McPeck.
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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.B6NEWS.COM 1 I 2 Thursday. Apul 21.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG ready for cartoon challenge members each have their own ANIMATION. FROM PAGE 1 inspirations but they believe Experts divided are over compromising ideBB. this can only help their team by- "Everyone has their own pooling in ideas from everyone. I ideas] and we will need to "To be honest. I don't tear any combine them to make a story of the challenges I expert to face," Battenfield said. "I am confident future of young Catholics that we all will agree on." McPeck in our team and any road blocks said. Catholics has its own distinct Bonnie Mitchell advisor to die I may hit. I will have them to help By Lucy Kalanov or weaken young Catholics' culture influence young me work through it just as I will KNIGHI BIDDER faith, diere's no doubt that while Catholics, but concluded it's characteristics that reflect trends team and art associate profes- in the Catholic and American sor agrees that story telling is be (here to help them.' WAS111NGTON—As the Vatican college is a time of intense self- pushing them to embrace a The cartoon challenge may prepares for the inauguration reflection, competing demands stronger orthodoxy in their faith. cultures. the most important thing the "It's an age gap." Campbell team will have to pull together. seem like an impossible task but of newly elected Pope Benedict for attention can often push mat- Through extensive interviews Mitchell believes that the teams XVI, questions remain about the ters of faith to the back burner. with Christian students at several said. "Grandparents and young Without die story, she says they adults are often together on a won't he ahle to get any other energy will get them through the future of the next generation of In fact, although most recent top universities, Campbell found task of this international honor. young American Catholics. college freshmen believe in that many young Catholics were lot of issues, but you see the aspect of the project completed. split with the Baby Boomer "You have to come up with "We believe BGSU has the Several emerging trends point God, less than half of them turned offby the materialistic and toward greater orthodoxy within practice religious teachings daily, hedonisticyouthculture.orbythe generation." a good concept," Mitchell said. potential to he one ol the best The generational differences "The hardest part is coming up animation programs in the the young Catholic commu- according to a recent study by lack of emphasis on Catholicism nation,'' she said. "U'eareexcited nity, particularly among young the Higher Education Research in dieir homes. These students, in orthodoxy are reflected in with a good ending." the priesthood as well, with It is only then, she said, that to showcase what we can do to priests. Yet scholars remain Institute at the University of according to Campbell, are part divided on just how much tliis California at Los Angeles, which of the larger societal "pendulum younger Catholic priests taking a they will be able to figure out the world." conservative stance on social the modeling of characters, the University junior student, trend spills over to die lay Catholic examined the religious and swing" back toward conservative r population. spirimalviewsofcollegestudents. values, which emerged during and theological issues. texturing of the design. l ry, believes this opportunity "Some of the younger priests movement, so on and so fordi. couldn't come at a better time in "In a culture dial is intellec- The study found that the 2004 presidential tually, morally and politically although 69 percent election. Campbell are apparently more con- Mitchell's own list of his college career "I would say cerned with orthodox teach- accomplishments is only I Ins is a great chance to get chaotic, some people look for a of freshmen said discusses this group out there and to do something rock to cling to, but that remains their beliefs provide that it's a in her book, "The ings of the litmus test issues another benefit added to the than some of the older priests," team. Iler artwork has been amazing." Prysaid. a fraction of Roman Catholics," them with guidance, New Faithful: Why group that Young Adults Are Tilley said, referring to abortion, shown at Internationa] art shows Amazing or not, the digital art said Terrence Tilley, professor of 48 percent also said religious studies at die Univi rsity they are "doubt- is on the Embracing Christian same-sex marriage and women for digital artists and she is the team is preparing to animate a in the priesthood. "The ques- chair of the prestigious computer knockout original. of Dayton in Ohio. "The ing," "seeking" or rise and is Orthodoxy." Almost S15,000 in prize money question is whether that larger "conflicted." "I would say that tion is whether their pastoral art show in Boston. She has even abilities can be exorcized so developed a series of art and will be awarded to the best group will continue to partici- "I remember that starting to it's a group that is animation team — a concept pate in (he life of (he church, or a lot of students on the rise and is that dieir traditionalist doctrinal humanities CD and DVD-ROMs encompass a views do not fracture the parish published by McGraw- Hill. diat the team believes can also whether a substantial number flocked to church slartingtoencompass help push them through sleep of them will fade out. As far as I the next weekend substantial a substantial amount communities." "This team is a collection of Campbell said she doesn't some of the best modelers and deprivation. know there is not a consensus on after 9/11, and so amount of of people," Campbell "When yon put thai much the direction thai this takes." 1 think thai there said. "These young think that the priests will animators in the digital arts fracture the parish division." she said. "And I am energy together, with a tight According to Tilley, one are times during people." adults would come deadline, and everyone working of the long-standing trends college when some down pretty squarely communities because their proud to he the advisor lor such ideology seems to mirror that a creative group." together," she said "They can among American Christians, people become COLLEEN CARROLL on the side of what traditionally has been of the new faithful. The youth The well-rounded team perform miracles." and Catholics in particular, more religious to CAMPBELL, ETHICS is the diminution of religious deal with traumatic AND PUBLIC POLICY considered Christian who are active in the church practice during and immediate- events," said Chris CENTER morality; especially — the young priests and the new ly after college, which tends to I lorn lain l. a Catholic on issues of personal faithful — share the eventually rebound senior at The George morality, sexuality attraction toward greater "The question now is whether Washington University in — all of die contentious issues." orthodoxy, Campbell said. The SBX owner calls for debit card there will be a rebound." Tilley Washington, D.C. "But when Not everyone agrees with Catholics who are indifferent said. "We are in an era that is those stresses or traumatic Campbell's findings. According to die teachings of the church really culturally transitional and events are over, the religiousness to Hoge, who spent 30 years won't be as affected by the system to replace BiG Charge we are not sine where things are can be ephemeral. It's like you're studying American Protestant ideological shift because they are not as connected to or visible in cost ol hooks. He said that when going lo wind up." religious lor a short amount of and Catholic churches, SBX. FROM PAGE 1 Campbell's findings should not their church communities. they have the option of charging I very study I've seen shows time and then you get distracted be interpreted as a trend because "A vast number of the laity are the larger amount lo their B!(i dial there is a definite rebound," by all the other college things I le said that the university didn't said Dean Hoge, professor of that are going on." they are based on anecdotal much more in line with these want die burden ol having to Charge, they will are more than young priests than the)' are in likely choose thai option and pay sociology at Catholic llnivnsitv Hoge said he thinks that the interviews and not a statistical hunt students down who fail to sample population. the camp that is portrayed as the hill later. in Washington. D.C. "When you decline in religiousness should pay dieir bills. "I don't know if there's a die laity who aren't interested Kokomoor said that he is Kokomoor said that he say 'rebound,' it doesn't mean be attributed to American welcomes a debit card-type there's a change in (young culture and not just the demands change in the young Catholic in church teachings." Campbell competing for business against of college. population," Hoge said, "I've said. the University, and unlike Ohio system like City Bucks that can Catholics') world view, bul a change in their churchgoing "It s not a matter of being looked at several polls and Hoge is not so sure. state. Miami University and UT be used on ami oil campus to even did one myself, bul the "I guess confidently that offers a charge card. He believes replace the BIG Charge. habits. Belonging to a church is in college, it's being a part of "I don't really have a a very important part of family American educated culture in trend doesn't show up. My this will not have a big impact that students and parents have general," Hoge said. conclusion is diat what she says on the lay [Catholics] in no problem putting S30 into their problem with City Bucks. I have a life once people get married, buy problem with City Bucks and a house, have kids and put down Colleen Carroll Campbell, a is true, but she should not leave influencing them to move City Bucks account, hut (hey fellow with the Ethics and Public the impression that there's a towards conservatism," he said. are less likely to deposit larger the BIG Charge operating at the roots in their community." same time." he said. Whether the college Policy (inter in Washington. general change." "On die contrary, the impact will amounts of money to cover the experience serves to strengthen D.C, said factors in youth Each generation of American be in the other direction."
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"Demote Housewives" star Eva Longoria, cm why shes overjoyed about an upcoming movie role. tUSA'folly) OPINION STAKI'KDITOHIAI. Ohio invests in coins - so what? We've always been told on That's no chump change. investment made roughly $103 a welcome sign — provided it's ly on coin information, probably can allocate more money to campus to respect and embrace The Blade continued to report million for the state after Noe's done legally, of course more than we care to know. injured workers. those different from us. as if funny business was all over cut. That's a 20 percent return. The Blade has written nine But the coin investment was And the BWC doesn't put all Then why should we condemn the place. Noe is a Republican Democrats, such as Columbus news stories devoted to this sub- one of many opportunities their eggs in one basket. They the state when it does something and used to be the chairman of Mayor Michael Coleman, are ject, along with two days of letters reviewed by the BWC. This invest- have several investments. This profitable yet different from what the GOP for Lucas County, He calling for investigations up the to the editor, one op-ed column ment, they felt, was the best. one simply sticks out because it's we'd expect? was appointed chairman of the wa/oo regarding this investment. and one editorial cartoon. If there was fishy business, it out of the ordinary. The Toledo Blade report- Turnpike Commission by Gov. And yet again another issue Coverage outside of The Blade will be found and dealt with by We learned it in third grade ed earlier this month that Bob Taft. He loaned money to has been made controversial has been scarce. A couple sto- Ohio's anti-corruption watchdog. — don't tease those different from the Ohio Bureau of Workers' a real estate company that sells simply because the two sides are ries have ran in The Plain Dealer Both Gov. Taft and Mr. Noe wel- you. We understand the need Compensation invested $50 mil- low-income housing. And two partisan. Instead of a black-and- and the Akron Beacon loumal, come the investigation, and feel for skepticism, but it's polar- lion in rare coins—something no of the coins worth a net $300,000 white issue, the two sides are and iiiok up five paragraphs in a nothing illegal will surface. ized the region and turned too other state agency is doing. The were lost in the mail. instead red and blue. national briefing article from the But the BWC looks out for much attention on a good invest- fund is controlled by coin store However. The Blade buries a Given Ohio's urgent budget Washington Post. workers in Ohio, and if their ment when there are far more owner loin Noc from Toledo. rather important statistic: the issues, turning a profit should be The Blade has a near monopo- investments earn revenues they important stories today to cover.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Social smoking is ON THE STREET of independent filmmakers. and study too. a step above habit Independent Maybe you haven't heard Never mind that most col- What is your about the festival and that's why lege-aged women are white and favorite Napoleon All the social smokers filmmaking you wouldn't come. Maybe you of certain wealth, so her agenda reading this need to NICOLE don't know that it's completely promotes population growth of a Dyna-moment? unite. DELISIO needs support free. It may have something to certain race and class. Come on, let's go. We social do with the fact that our orga- Never mind that there is no smokers really do not get Opinion Columnist enough credit, so let's join forces Last night UAO brought nization got $950 from SBC money to provide for existing in the east of Napoleon funding to not only organize our mothers with existing babies to end the sour reputation we are given. Dynamite for a Q&A ses- event but publicize it too, versus because we throw our money when I am out with friends on For those of you who are not sion. Sweet. I'm glad that the IJAO's $150,320 that they got for into one big pot called war, and the weekends campus is supporting indepen- this year. supposed world diplomacy. up on the smoking lingo, a social There are some weekends I dent cinema. Well.. sort of inde- I ley, more power to them. Never mind that I want to smoker is someone who only don't even smoke at all, and I But if you're interested in real have sex by free choice because smokes when they are with pendent cinema. KIM 0ILLER could easily not do it at .ill 1 do After all, "Napoleon independent film, check out the this is one way that I can be free others. I am going to explain it mostly for the social aspect, Dynamite" is one of those so- festival. Student films screen on with my body, my sexuality. SOPHOMORE, why social smoking really is not because joining other smokers called independent films that Saturday between 2 - 5:30 p.m. Never mind that I don't want INTERIOR DESIGN that bad in this column. outside a party does indeed help eventually gets picked up by a and 7-10 p.m. in the Gish Film to grow a baby in my womb for So that no one is mistaken, I you meet people. When I gradu- nine months, though I am a distribution company, which in [heater. 'Just borrow some do not promote social smoking ate in less than three weeks, Oh yeah... Art laFleur's going strong and dedicated woman. turns puts a ton of money into from the nurse, I or any smoking for that matter. chances are I will rarely ever to be there t
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The Bible saved a Colorado information does not include When the space shuttle AMY America's space program. On MEGHAN Discovery launches Ian. 27,1967, three astronauts man's life after first con- MERCHANT the general knowledge a juror BOITON demning him. And it's brings to court." from the Kennedy were killed in Apollo I when not in the way one might think. Space Center in Florida this U-Wtre Columnist the space capsule caught fire U- Witt Columnist For these reasons, I believe Robert I larlan was convicted it would be extremely difficult May, it will be America's first Kansas State Collegian during a test run. In 1986, in 199!i for kidnapping, raping The La tat manned flight into outer space the (halenger space shuttle Baybt University for die court to prove the Bible Kansas State I 'nhersity at gunpoint and murdering a unduly influenced the jury's in more than two years. exploded as it launched into important aspen ol human 25-year-old cocktail waitress, as a juror can turn to for advice on decision. NASA's shuttle program space, killing all seven on board. well as for shooting and justice. Concepts such as "eye has been on hold since the nature since man existed. After each disaster, the Furthermore, it shouldn't ban Marco Polo was one of the paralyzing a motorist who tried for an eye. tooth for a tooth," individual jurors from referenc- Columbia broke up during its space program stopped and first "Westerners* to explore to help the waitress escape. For are found in other places as ing religious texts on their own descent to earth Ben 1,2003, waned for NASA to correct the this crime, jurors gave him the we'l. The Code of I lammurabi, killing the seven astronauts on China in the Kith century problems. NASA find all the initiative. Ideally, personal reli- Ferdinand Magellan became death penalty. one of the earliest codes of gious beliefs are balanced out board. problems every time, refus- The Columbia disaster the first person to sail around Last month, the Colorado law known to man, as well as by a diverse group of jurors to ing to return to space until all occurred because a piece of the world in the 1500s. Supreme Court overturned other religious documents also keep deliberations in check. possible risks were fixed. It has foam hit the left wing during it-~ And in 1492, Christopher Marian's death sentence in a express such sentiments. Conservative Colorado based done the same this time with launch on Ian. 16,2003, causing Columbus was convinced that 3-2 vote because jurors turned Moreover, one can use the Christian group Focus on the t he Columbia disaster. a crack. This allowed hot gas the earth was round, no) flat. to the Bible for advice when Bible as grounds for defense as Family criticized the court's If we had given up on the into the ship when it reentercil I ie knew he could sail to the deciding his punishment. The well as prosecution. It praises decision, saying the ruling "fur- space program after the Apollo and caused it to explode. east instead of traveling In land i fire, we never would have defense said studying such the qualities of love and for- ther confirms that the judicial and discovered the Western verses as "eye for an eye, tooth giveness. Anyone consulting The recent discovery ofa landed on the moon. branch of our government is crack in Discovery's fuel tank i lembphere, eventually leading for a tooth" might have influ- it purely for advice on doling II we give up on it now, no nearly bereft of any moral led to fears of another space to the colonization of America enced the jury's decision. out punishment must consider foundations." one knows what we will never disaster. But NASA has guar- Mad Columbus not been 1 larlan's attorney said the this fact as well. Who's to say a While an extreme statement. accomplish. It is important that anteed that the crack, which convinced that what he knew jurors had gone outside the law verse on loving one's enemies we continue exploring outside it reveah the opinion that die measures only an inch and a was true, man may not have or turning the other cheek has of our world, so we can better by going to the Bible "to find outcome of this case goes half wide, is not a threat to the discovered America until long out God's position on capital less of an impact than the verse further than the life or death of understand ourworld. launch or to the safety ol those after he did, and our history Every astronaut knows the punishment." about "eye for an eye?" Robert 1 larlan. on board. NASA has also fixed would have been greatly altered. One doc n't have to consult risk he or she is taking. These After hearing the appeal the Even at the state level, it all other problems that could Tom Hanks, playing court changed his conviction to a Bible to find cither of these provides fuel for the ongoing people know that If they travel lead to trouble for the space astronaut lim lovcll In the into outer space, their lives life in prison without parole. ideas and jurors can't and debate between conservatives shuttle in the future. blockbuster bit "Apollo 13," could end at any moment last week, prosecutors shouldn't leave their own mor- and liberals on the role and Still, there an Americans who said.Tm glne ii Christopher rheyta more than willing to appealed the court for another als behind when entering a power of faith, the Supreme think the space program needs Columbus had Come hack from take that risk because of what chance to argue for Marian's court room. Court and the separation of to come to an end. They think the new world and no one hail may come from their travels. execution, arguing the Bible Religious beliefs often form church and stale. the loss of so many Americans followed in his footsteps." If we give up on the space didn't significantly influence the the basis for many people's Ilie court must recognize for an unnecessary adventure is Il is mankinds nature to program because of this jurors' decision and that juries moral decisions and rightly so. that one can't separate his a waste of our tax dollars, explore, and the progression of setback, the 17 men and lustice Nancy Rice wrote in should be permitted the use of moral or ethical views from his But the exploration of our our world depends on it women who gave their lives to such religious texts, her dissent "it is important to religious identity when serving world — and of the space that The Columbia accident was outer space exploration have The Bible isn't the only source note the concept of extraneous on a jury. surrounds it — has been an not the first fatal accident in died in vain. 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CONNECTICUT ENDORSES CIVIL UNIONS www.bgnews.com/nation IIARTIORD, Conn. — Connecticut yesterday became the second state to offer civil unions to gay couples — the first to do so without being forced by the courts. Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed into law a bill that will afford same-sex couples in Connecticut many of the rights and privileges of married couples. NATION Students find lack of A new way to eat FDA unveils update to standard food pyramid
sleep can create havoc By Lindsay Wharton By Laura lerpi but she said she has never used memory" Bordwell said. U-WIHt U-NIRE sleeping pills. llnicki warned that not I.UBBOCK. Texas — The prnSBURGJ 1 - 1 laving trouble "When I have trouble sleeping, getting enough sleep can also cre- United States Department of sleeping? I generally don't get to sleep until ate problems with falling asleep in Agriculture issued a new food Before you pop a pill, Melissa around 5 a.m. I've just started class, eating disorders and trouble guide pyramid Tuesday called llnicki has a warning for you. staying up late because my concentrating while driving. MyPyramid. The pyramid Pills aren't (he way to go. schedule's all out of whack now, According to Bordwell, long includes a new emphasis on said llnicki. a pulmonary sleep anyway. I do want to go to try to term insomnia can even have an physical activity and tips to technician at the University go to bed early, it's such a (win to effect on die immune system. maintain a healthy lifestyle. of Pittsburgh Medical Center tall asleep" Barnes said. There are thousands of types Deborah Reed, a Montefion Hospital Sleep Uib. "Usually. I'll just get on the of sleep disorders. Bordwell said. nutrition professor at Texas While she acknowledged that computer and mess around until I While most cases of sleep disor- Tech, said students should use sleeping pills are effective, she feel ttaed," Barnes said. ders are related to psychological the information on the USDAs does not recommend them for ()ther students, however, don't issues, such as tragedies in lile. he Web site to learn more about anyone suffering from insomnia. fed (hey can get through school said (his is not always the case. living a healthy life. Young adults might have without getting enough sleep. Sleep apnea. which occurs "I would encourage them trouble sleeping because of Pitt sophomore Kurt luscnweiti when a person repeatedly stops to get on MyPyramid.gov, and Namt APPtwto their sleep patterns, llnicki said, has been using prescription breathing during the course of his there's a worksheet to look at WHO'S A BIG GIRL? Denise Austin, chair of the President's Physical pointing our that many college Ambien since die beginning of sleep, is the most common sleep their calorie needs and ftxxi Fitness and Sports Council, leads USDA officials Mike Johanns, right, and students do nw go to bed until 4 the semester. disorder Bordwell sees. Although choices," she said. Eric Bost, left, in an exercise, during the unveiling of the MyPyramid. a.m., and then get up at 7 a.m. "I started on anti-depressants die person wakes up long enough The newly-issued Mark Bordwell. a registered like a year and a half ago, which in resume breathing each time, pyramid clarifies food and "Green beans the USDA included this in the polysomnographic techni- gave me a hard rime sleeping, but it can occur hundreds of times nutrition information for the pyramid because a person can- cian from University Services in I didn't start with the Ambien umil in a night, and long-tenn sleep general public, Reed said. cannot be your only not be healthy without exercise. l"ottstown, Pa., also offered warn- school started and I really needed apnea can increase a patient's risk It emphasizes the need for a vegetable variety." People interested in being ings about sleeping pills, faking a g(K)d night's sleep." Esenwebl of stroke. variety of foods with a renewed healthy should consume a mod- over-the-counter drugs such as said. If a patient has sleep apnea, focus on a range of food items DEBORAH REED, erate number of calories and llenadryl can cause drowsiness, Younger people need more Bordwell said, surgeries can be within each category. NUTRITIONIST should burn calories through Bordwell said, explaining thai sleep than middle-aged people, done to cure the most severe "Green beans cannot be physical activity to maintain such steep aids can cause- linger- Bordwell said. cases. your only vegetable variety,'' she regularly consumes dairy prod- healthy weight, Reed said. ing drowsiness into die next day lie suggested that people lor a person diagnosed widi said. ucts because she believes milk is lames Mangan, a sophomore The University's Student I lealtb should get an average of seven to any type of insomnia. Bordwell Along with eating a variety important to a person's health. pre-pharmacy major from service offers both over-the- eight hours of sleep each night, said, there are two main methods of food products, MyPyramid "I eat a lot of low-fat yogurt, Marshall, Tex., said he walks counter and prescription sleeping but lie stressed that everyone is of treating it: Cognitive behavior explains what items in each cat- and I drink a lot of lattes with regularly to stay healthy. aids, including over-the-counter different Some people need nine modification and pharmaceuti- egory is better for the body. She skim milk.'' she said. "Exercise is important in medicines Benadrvi and Unisom, to ten hours of sleep each night, cals. Which method a physu Ian said whole grains are a healthier Scientists have found dairy general," he said. according to student health while others arc fine with Only six chooses often depends on tliat alternative to other breads. products important for a healthy According to MyPyramid.gov, pharmacy worker Colin Tracy. hours. physicians school of thought. Also, low-fat milk is healthier and long life, Reed said. people should do a physical Sophomore Alicia Barnes often "Not sleeping properly causes Bordwell said, adding that some than whole milk, according to "In the past five years, more activity for at least 30 minutes has problems getting to sleep problems with short-term physicians even use both. www.MyPyramid.gov. and more studies have empha- most days of the week. There is a larger focus on sized the importance of milk for "The MyPyramid relates milk in the new food pyramid weight control and to alleviate more specifically to people and because of the rising concern of blood pressure," she said. includes physical activity," Reed osteoporosis, Reed said. The new food pyramid also said. , Meredith Manning, a features a person walking up The new food pyramid is not freshman psychology major stairs in order to promote only user friendly, she said, but from Houston, said she exercise. Reed said it is good that more effective than the former.
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ByBenFHIer THC tSSOCIMCD PflfSS +•' 1 mm vmmama*: ELSl WASHINGTON — The nation's largest teachers union and school districts in three states % y ' sued the Bush administration yesterday over the No Child *4 J1 f Left Behind law, aiming to free i \ schools from complying with any part not paid for by the federal government. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for eastern 1 Idren 1 Michigan, is the first major chal- lenge to President Bush's signa- ture education policy. The out- come would appiy directly to the districts in the case, but it could Peter Cosgrcve AP Photo affect how the law is enforced in Vaughn GurganiM AP Photo AWAITING A DECISION: The space shuttle Discovery sits on the schools across the country. Leading the fight is the FOR THE CHILDREN: The National Education Association, a union of 2.7 million members, leads the fight launch pad at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla, last week against Bush. Other plaintiffs are school districts in Michigan, Vermont and Bush's home state of Texas. Discovery is scheduled for launch no earlier than May 15 on a mission National Education Association, to the international space station carrying a crew of seven. a union of 2.7 million members and a political adversary of the ly about funding. "There is no the spending clause of the U.S. getting children up to grade level administration. Hie union mobi- intent to frustrate the purpose of Constitution. in reading and math, and ensur- lized its forces for Democrat lohn No Child Left Behind," he said Education Department ing teachers are highly qualified. NASA chooses safety Kerry in the 2004 presidential The lawsuit is built upon spokeswoman Susan Aspey The plaintiffs want a judge race, and its objections to Bush's one paragraph in the law called the suit regrettable, saying to order that states and schools law prompted former Education that says no stale or school the NEA should join in helping don't have to spend their own inspection over time Secretary Rod Paige to call the district can be forced to spend its children "instead of spending its money to pay for the law's NEA a "terrorist organization." money on expenses the federal time and members' money in expenses — and order that the TVvo years after But a critical design review The other plaintiffs are nine government has not covered. courtrooms." Education Department cannot of lbs revamped shuttle was school districts in Michigan, "What it means is just what At the White House, yank federal money from a stale disaster, NASA is not held until this week, and Vermont and Bush's home state it says — that you spokeswoman Dana or school that refuses to comply ready to do it again. all the information needs to be of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters don't have to do "It is the Perino said Bush has based on those grounds. submitted to the task force In those states and Connecticut. anything this law overseen "historic "It is the cruelest illusion to By Marcia Dunn overseeing the space agency's Illinois. Indiana, New I lamps! lire, requires unless you cruelest levels of funding" give the children a promise that THE ASS0CIH1ED PRESS retum-to-flight effort Ohio, Pennsylvania and Utah. receive federal funds illusion to and a commitment we never intended to keep," CAPE CANAVERAL Fla — NASA Wayne Male, Parsons' deputy, The NEA is paying for the to do it," said NEA to holding schools said Bill Mathis, superinten- pushed back next month'slaunch said NASA has analyzed more lawsuit. general counsel Bob give the to high standards. dent of the Rutland Northeast of Discovery by a full week, than 170 potential debris sourc- Bush is facing battles on other Chanin. children a States are making Supervisory Union in Vermont, saying yesterday it needs more es from the shuttle and external fronts, too. The Republican-led "We want the nrnmke that slr""8 adlit,vt'men< one district in the suit. time to complete testing and fuel tank, and eliminated con- Utah legislature voted Tuesday Department of prumise ituu gajns under lhe law Plaintiffs include the Pontiac engineering work for the first cerns that they might cause seri- to put its educational goals Education to simply we never she said. Hie main School District in Michigan, lhe space shuttle flight since the ous damage at liftoff as was the ahead of the federal law despite do what Congress education programs Laredo Independent School Columbia disaster. case for Columbia in 2003. But the possible loss of $76 million, told it to do. There's intended to included in Bush's District in l,aredo, Texas; the The new launch date is May a few sources still need more Connecticut is planning its own a promise in that law. keep." law existed before he Rutland Northeast Supervisory 22. study: ice that can form on the lawsuit, and other states are it's unambiguous, BILL MATHIS. took office, but they Union in Brandon, Vt.; and six of "I'm very confident that the tank once it is filled with super- balking over money. and it's not being SUPERINTENDENT are now considered the school districts that are part team has dieir amis around this. cold fuel, and foam at the top ol The law is widely considered complied with." part of No Child U-ft of Rutland Northeast in south and we know exactly what we the tank. the most significant federal The lawsuit Behind. During his central Vermont. have to do to get to the May 22 Another remaining education act in decades. It accuses (h£ government of short- presidency spending on those Bush defended the law timeframe." shuttle program hurdle involves the brand-new puts particular emphasis on changing schools by at least S27 programs has increased 40 yesterday at a White House manager Bill Parsons said, refer- inspectionboomthatDiscovery's ensuring that schools give billion, Uie difference between percent, from S17.4 billion in ceremony honoring the teacher ring to the remaining engineering astronauts will use to check their attention to minorities and poor the amount Congressauthorized 2001 to S24.4 billion this year. of the year. "I love the spirit of analysis and paperwork. spacecraftinorbitforanydamage children who have long fallen and what it has spent. Yet the suit, citing a series of the No Child Left Behind Act," NASA had been hoping to send from launch debris. Engineers behind on achievement. Education Secretary Margaret cost studies, outlines billions of the president said. "I suspect Discovery on a 12-day delivery are double-checking to make Dennis Pollard, an attorney Spellings, as chief enforcer of dollars in extra expenses to meet the teachers love the spirit of and repair mission to the interna- sure the boom can withstand the representing schools in Pontiac, the law, is the defendant. She is the law's mandates.They include challenging the soft bigotry of tional space station on May 15. vibrations and stresses of liftoff. Mich., said the lawsuit was strict- accused of violating the law and the costs of adding testing, low expectations."
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JERUSALEM — Flatbed trucks removed yesterday, and more are annual period of mourning by withdrawal takes place, and originally decided to conduct it "Day and night, they are inciting rumbled out of the Gaza Strip expected to be shipped out in the observant lews over the destruc- we always take into account in July, and now they are talking against me in tile Israeli media," yesterday carrying office coming days, the army said. tion of the biblical Temples, lead- religious dates. There is no about August or later, and it's Abbas told I laaretz. "I am not the furniture, computers and Military' officials said no weap- ing up to the fast day of Ttsha alternative but to carry out this their business when it starts." complaining type, but despite uniforms from an army base, tbr ons were in the shipment, and B'Av on Aug. 14. evacuation," Olmert told Israel Sharon, however, said he was the instructions we have issued Israeli military's first concrete the base won't be dismantled Sharon and Defense Minister TV. skeptical of the Palestinians' to halt incitement on our side, step toward a planned puQoul until the end of the operation. Snail] Mofaz have sent mixed sig- Israel has prepared the with- ability (o prevent chaos after the Israeli officials have not stopped this summer. We are already preparing, so nals on whether they favor post- drawal unilaterally, but has come withdrawal. inciting for a moment." With Israel set to withdraw everything wont be last minute poning the operation. Both men under pressure to coordinate the Sharon has accused Abbas It was Abbas' harshest pub- all troops and settlements from during the planned withdrawal," have said they want to respect operation with the Palestinians. of not doing enough to rein in lic criticism of Sharon since the Gaza In jus) three months. Prime said one official, speaking on the feelings of the settlers, most Palestinian leader Mahmoud Palestinian militants. Palestinian leader took office. Minister Arid Sharon warned condition of anonymity under of whom are observant lews. Abbas said in a published Palestinian negotiator Saeb Meanwhile, the Palestinian that he expects Palestinians to military rules. Vice Premier Ehud Olmert said interview yesterday that he is Erekat said he believed looting legislature gave preliminary loot abandoned sites alter the However, the date of the officials were still weighing die willing to coordinate the was unlikely. approval to a new electoral soldiers leave. The comment withdrawal remained up in the matter yesterday but that the gov- withdrawal with Israel, and that "The Palestinians are preparing law — a key step toward hold- astonished Palestinian leader-, air yesterday as the government ernment remains committed to he expects meetings to start itext themselves and will make sun* ing parliamentary elections as who say chaos is not inevitable. considered delaying its start by the withdrawal. Talk of the delay week. that die day after is smooth," he scheduled on July 17. The army trucks began emp- three weeks, from July 25 to Aug. has prompted speculation that Israeli officials said Mofaz said. Abbas, who favors postpon- tying the base Of the Southern 15. A decision is expected this the government is unprepared. would meet Palestinian official Israel has delayed the planned ing the election and disagrees Brigade in Neve Dekalim, the week. "It's an operative decision, Mohammed DShlan lliursday to handover of three West Hank with the system laid down in discuss the pullout. Palestinian towns to Palestinian control, the new law, can now propose Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia citing the lack of progress in amendments before final will sit down with Israeli Vice disarming militants. Sharon parliamentary approval. Premier Shimon Peres the promised Abbas at a February The law calls for a mixed same day to discuss economic summit to pull out of five towns electoral system — two-thirds of cooperation. over several weeks, but the the legislators to be chosen from Abbas said he was not military has left only two so far districts and the remaining third concerned by a possible delay. — lericho and Tulkarem. by all the people. Abbas favors a The Gaza withdrawal is an Abbas complained in the system with no districts, feeling it Israeli decision that was not I laaretZ interview that the Israeli would bolster his Mall party. Canada approves Sativex tsalnr AOayov AP Photo BOLD LEAD IN: A crane loads equipment at an Israeli army base near the Jewish settlement of Neve Canada is first in Dekelim. in the southern Gaza Strip yesterday. The Israeli military began removing shipping containers will be marketed in Canada by lie told The Globe and Mail from the base in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, the army's first concrete step toward a planned pullout. world to OK cannabis- Haver HealthCare and could lie dial he's smoked marijuana in based painkiller for in pharmacies by summer. The an attempt to ease his pain, but drug can be sprayed under the didn't like the feeling of being out MS patients tongue or inside the cheek, avoid- of control. "HOUR Mr STOP JmSumt. iBuuuuma. ing the carcinogenic dangers of Dr. Allan Gordon, a neurolo- By Beth Duff-Brown smoking pot. ejxi and director of the Wasser THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Medical professionals voice Pain Management Center at TORONTO — Canada has high hopes for the drag's success. Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, i TweS 5B!3 a-iia become the first country in the "The pain (of multiple sclerosis! FREE Alignment Check s said that because Sativex is MOST CAM A UOHT THUCK. Get our 33.98 service world to approve a cannabis- can be absolutely excruciating administered as a spray, it wr~ — r.pmis. >: based painkiller for patients suf- and very debilitating," said Judith provides controlled doses and fU 1 fering multiple sclerosis, a move H. Watt-Watson, a professor at allows the patient to decide how Ottfl yo< applauded by those with the the University ofToronto's Center much he or she needs. ON 4 MU mmum disease and proponents of for the Study of Cain. 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K K i >. BGSPORTS BRIEFING NFL DRAFT: MORE COVERAGE THAN YOU CAN SHAKE A STICK AT. PAGE 12 BG ready for Keino and 5K charity run The BGSU-Kenya 5K Benefit Run is slated for this weekend. This year's race will feature leg- endary distance runner and Olympic gold medalist "Kip" Keino. The race will be held at the BGSU main campus Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. As with previous races held by BGSU- Kenya run, all proceeds will benefit the efforts to stop the spread of HIV-A1DS in Kenya. To get more informa- tion, contact Josh Otiso at [email protected]. Cavs cruise, still miss playoffs Draft trade By Rob Gillies his fourth triple-double of the Rookie of the Year honors in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS season by grabbing a rebound 2003-04. LeBron James' triple- just 23 seconds into the second Toronto fans were rooting for that doesn't double wasn't enough to put the half, and the Cavaliers began the Cleveland to make the playoffs. Cavaliers into the playoffs. half with a 16-2 run that includ- One fan had a sign that read: lames had 27 points, 14 ed two 3-pointers by lames. "I^Bron make Vince golf this involve a assists and 14 rebounds to lead His driving layup gave season!" in reference to Vincc the Cavaliers to a 104-95 victory Cleveland a 29-point lead — its Carter, who is reviled in Toronto top 5 pick over the Toronto Raptors last biggest of the game — with 5:12 because he demanded a trade night, but the New Jersey Nets left. and acknowledged he didn't BylanieMcCautoy defeated Boston to capture the lames said before the game give it his all with the Raptors. IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS eighth and finai playoff spot in that he would be checking out Fans cheered when the The man who calls himself the Eastern Conference. the scoreboard. videoboard showed an injured "Showtirne"isleavingtheOakland Cleveland and New Jersey "You're going to have see what Carter going to the locker room Raiders, and both sides appear finished with the same record, the updates ate during the game during the New Jersey-Boston happy to be parting ways. 42-40, but the Cavaliers didn't and just keep your head up for game. They also cheered when The Raiders traded disgruntled have the tiebreaker because the it," said James, who dropped they showed footage of Carter comerback Phillip Buchanon Nets won the season series. his head when the final buzzer missing a layup. to the Houston Texans for two James did what he could, sounded to his game. Last time in Toronto, James' draft picks Tuesday, neariy four and by halftime was only Cleveland went 4-7 down 56-point effort was wasted. AdrunWyld AP Photo months after he publicly ridiculed one rebound -short of a triple- the stretch, spoiling what many Point guard leff Mclnnis didn't NOT ENOUGH: LeBron James drives past Toronto's Milt Palacios last the franchise with no warning double as Cleveland led by considered to be a breakthrough night. James had 28 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists and the Cavs leading into the final game. 15. The 20-year-old recorded season for James after he earned CAVS,PAGE 10 won 104-95 but they still missed the playoffs thanks to a Nets' win. Texans general man- ager Charley Casserly con- firmed the deal BASEBALL yesterday, but said it won't Vijaygoes be official until Buchanon passes a physi- BUCHANON from Fiji cal and the Schmitz wins No. 399 for BG TEXANS CB NFI. completes By Kevin Shields throughout the game getting 13 togolfingfs the required paperwork. SPORTS REPORTER total hits. This included three in Oakland will receive a Bowling Green head coach the eighth as the Falcons scored second-round and third-round Danny Schmitz earned his three runs in the inning hall of fame pick in this weekend's NFL draft. 399th career victory yesterday After leff Warnock popped- By Doug Ferguson Texans coach Dom Capers as his Falcons came back from out for the first out, a Kurt Wells THE ASSOCIATED PRESS praised Buchanon's speed and a 5-4 deficit in the bottom of the homcrun to right field tied the Vijay Singh's arduous athletic ability. eighth inning to win a big 7-5 game up - then after a Josh journey from Fiji reached another "This gives us another young non-conference game over the Dietz walk and pinch-hit by unimaginable destination yestei - player at a position that is hard to Dayton Flyers. Steve Raszka the Falcons had day when he was elected to the come by," Capers said. "He has all Schmitz, who came into the two on and only one out. The World Golf I lall of Fame with the of the things that you look for in contest with a career record of Flyers then took out Jeff Mercer lowest percentage of votes and that position. He has the natural 398-355-4 in 15 seasons, would and brought in Craig Stammen help from a clause in criteria. skill to come in and play for us." become the first BG coach to to face Eric Lawson. Singh was the only player The Raiders had been trying amass 400 wins in a career with With a full count Lawson hit elected from the PGA Tour ballot, to trade Buchanon in recent a win this weekend over Kent a two RBI triple to centerfield receiving 56 percent of the vote. weeks. The team talked to the State — a team the Falcons which broke the 5-5 tie and "Coming from where I am. Washington Redskins about the will play a big three-game Mid- brought home the go-ahead trying to make a living and never self-assured Buchanon, who American Conference series runs. He tried for an inside- thinking about player of the year typically refers to himself in with at home starting Friday. the-park homerun after the or the Hall of Fame, this was never the third person and arrived at For now, though, he is grate- ball went all the way to the in my wildest dreams." Singh said training camp in 2003 as a ful for his Falcons battling back fence on a missed play by the from the Houston Open, where second-year pro in a limousine and ending a two-game skid centerfielder, but was thrown he is the defending champion. and wearing a fancy pajama suit. after a tough 15-14 loss the day out at the plate. - "This is what hard work does. It Oakland traded its first-round before to Indiana-Purdue-Fort "That last kid (Stammen) was pays off." draft selection — seventh overall Wayne. throwing the ball really well and Few have worked harder than — to Minnesota for Randy Moss "It was something that was I worked him to a 3-2 count and Singh, 42, a self-taught player and won't make its first pick until real important for us," Schmitz he gave me a good pitch to hit from tiny Fiji who toiled on tours sixth in the second round, 38th said. "We told the boys after get- and I didn't miss it," Lawson around the world until his career overall With the Buchanon trade, ting back from Fort Wayne last said of the winning hit. took off in America. He has 25 the Raiders will pick 47th overall. night how important it was to All four pitchers for the Flyers victories on the PGA Tour, won They already had the 69th pick come out and play a solid game worked hard throughout the three major championships and in the third mum! and now also today - we know we got a big- game and got some big outs in late last year reached No. 1 in the will receive one of Houston's two big series at home this weekend previous innings to keep their world ranking picks that round. and today was a good sign for team ahead. This included But his election to the Hall of Buchanon, the Raiders' first- us with the way we played." getting the Falcons to hit into a Fame was a close call. round pick in 2002 out of Miami, Good play was what he got double play on two occasions BenSwaiijer BGNem Players from the PGA Tour and went off about the organization from his team as the Falcons to end scoring threats in the SOUTH PAW: Bowling Green lefty Adam Gumpf throws a pitch International ballot require 65 allowed only eights hits on the yesterday against Dayton. Gumpt got hit hard early, but the Falcons BUCHANON, PAGE 11 day and swung the bats well BASEBALL, PAGE 10 came back for a 7-5 victory. SINGH. PAGE 11 Nolan Reimold: a player with baseball's five tools By PAltt MMflH Schmitz said Reimold is a 11 victories during that stretch. tries to not let the pressure get SPORTS REPORTER gifted athlete and his Reimold blossomed into an to him. It may be the end of an era for tremendous bat speed allows offensive threat hitting .404 with "I just gotta work hard to try Falcon basketball star John him to hit a lot of home runs. five home runs and 18 RBI's. and impress Iscouts) and show Reimold, but his younger brother "When he gets in the zone Schmitz said Reimold's ability them I can play," Reimold said Nolan is just getting warmed up correctly he's got as good a bat to make his team better is a trait "You always feel a little pressure. for the baseball team. speed as anyone I've ever seen," that runs in the family. Sometimes you try too hard. After an impressive sophomore Schmitz said. "He's strong and "IReimoldl is one of those The key is to stay relaxed and be season, where he hit .404 with 13 boy, the ball can really jump off guys that makes everyone else patient and let the game come home runs and 57 RBI's, Reimold his bat" play well.'' Schmitz said. "Hb to you." broke into his junior year with an Reimold had another big game brother John was the same way Reimold said it's important to eruption at the plate Just over a on April 5 when he belted two on the basketball court along with play well in front of the scouts month into the season he was home runs for six RBI's, all in the Josh Almanson. Those guys were since it will eventually help him fifth inning of the Falcons 14-4 difference makers and that's what reach the next level of playing named the "Louisville Slugger's" victory over Heidelberg. However, National Hitter of the Week. He I see Nolan as" major league baseball. Reimold hasn't homered or drove The plethora of skills that "Once I'm done with baseball crushed four home runs and in a run since drove in 13 RBI's in four games "Everybody goes through Reimold possesses has attracted here I'd like to play profession- during that stretch. a slump every now and then," interest from scouts across the ally," he said. "That's always been "It was pretty special being Reimold said "I gotta just keep country. a big goal of mine." the best hitter in the nation doing the same things I've been IB Hows Ho Photo "This is my 15th year here and But right now Reimold has for a week," Reimold said. "It's doing my whole career and I'll BIG CUT: Bowling Green right fielder takes a cut that gets him a home we've had some pretty darn good other goals to accomplish before an honor to get that kind of break out of it eventually." run against Cleveland State in this April 14, 2004 photo. players that have come through he starts thinking about the recognition." Despite his recent slump at the program," Schmitz said. "By possibility' of getting drafted. But that didn't even include the plate, Reimold still leads the He is also one of just two player and ran run like a deer far he's the one that has drawn the "I'm looking forward to get- Reimold's best offensive perfor- Mid-American Conference in regular starters on the Falcons to too." most interest 'from scouts) since ting into the MAC tournament,'' mance of the season that took home runs (12), RBI's (39), runs have no errors this season. It's no coincidence that when I Ve been at Bowling Green." Reimold said. "That's our main place a few days earlier when he scored (35), walks (28), triples "He's a five-tool player," Reimold is hot, so is the rest of With so many scouts goal of the season every year and hit a career-high three homeruns (3), total bases (84), slugging Schmitz said. "He can hit for the team. The Falcons started watching Reimold's every move it I haven't been in a MAC tourna- against the Findlay Oilers in the percentage (.743), and on base power, he has a plus arm in the the season with an 11-2 record, can sometimes be tough for him ment since I've been here so I home opener on March 16. percentage (.479). outfield, is a very solid defensive their best start since 1996. In the to stay focused. Reimold said he really want to do that."
GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVVW.BGNEWS.COfrVSPORTS 10 Thursday, April 21.2005 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Rogge tells 2012 cities Mclnnis no show in Toronto CAVS, FROM PAGE 9 until midway through the third Notes: Snow went 3-for-14 quarter, and when he was there, from the field. He played 47 play in that game, a benching he remained in his seat with a minutes because of Mclnnis to avoid bidding war that helped lead to coach Paul towel wrapped around his head. absence. ... Cleveland interim Silas' firing by new owner Dan The Cavs said he had a "viral coach Brendan Malone didn't By Stephen Wilson Gilbert the next day. syndrome," but didn't give any want his players checking out THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mclnnis did not accompany other specifics. Mclnnis said his the score in the Nets game. "I Determined to avoid a return the team to Toronto this time. stomach hurt while declining hope they are looking at the rim to the abuses and corruption of On Tuesday, Mclnnis started interviews after Cleveland's 100- rather than the scoreboard." ... the past, International Olympic against Boston but didn't score 86 win over the Celtics. The Cavaliers went 8-10 under Committee president Jacques in six minutes before being lalen Rose had 25 points for Malone.... lames was one assist Hogge warned the five cities replaced by Eric Snow. Mclnnis the lonery-bound Raptors, who shy of tying a career-high. ... vying for the 2012 Olympics to didn't rejoin his teammates on finished 33-49 — one less win Comedians Damon and Shawn obey ethics rules and stay out of the bench for the second half than last season. Wayans sat courtside. a "bidding war." Rogge chided New York and London yesterday for unveiling incentives in a late push for votes Without dealing them first with the IOC. He said the IOC could order the cities to withdraw the Falcons use team to come back offers if they weren't included BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 9 The wind was blowing out to Adam Gumpf (3-2) got the in the official bid documents right field for most of the day and start for BG and gave up only submitted in November. fifth and seventh innings after made Stellar Field into a hitter's three runs on five hits in the first "We understand the getting the first two hitters on park. four innings. candidate cities want to do more, base. Dayton capitalized on the con- Tom Oestrike then struggled but the)' have to understand " We really got to capitalize when ditions and took an early 1 -0 lead giving up two runs on three hits where we come from." Rogge we get scoring opportunities and in the first on a fielder's choice hit in two and one-third innings of said. "We come from a period not let them slip away," Schmitz by William Benoit.Then, after Be- relief before Brett Browning and said of the missed opportunities. of excesses, we come from a came back and took a 4-1 lead in Man Hundley came on in the period of red carpet treatment, "I believe the one inning we had third, the Fryers came back and bases loaded with nobody out final two and two-third Innings we come from a period of where got two runs in both the fourth to combine for five strikeouts u c had a corruption scandal in and didn't score and then the and fifth innings to go ahead by a next time we had runners on first and no hits. Salt Lake City. This is something locket flnck AP Photo run. Their last two runs came on Browning (2-0) picked up the we don't want to repeat." LISTEN UP: Jacque Rogge, President of the International Olympic and third with nobody out or one a home run by Bryan Chandler The IOC ethics commission out and we didn't again — those that cleared the right field fence win and Hundley got his fourth Committee, briefs the media in Germany yesterday. are things you've got to capital- save on the year as the Falcons opened an inquiry Tuesday into ize on." by about 30 feet. whether New York and London lobbying and promotions. "We are providing the But the Falcon pitchers came move to 23-11 on die season. Those who did capitalize on Mercer (0-1) got the loss for the broke bidding rules by promis- In a presentation Sunday to clarification that has those opportunities to score runs up big as well and shut down the ing financial, promotional and international federations, New been requested," London Flyers for the final 2.2 innings Flyers who fall to 22-15 on the where Andy I kulak. Lawson and year. marketing benefits to inter- York promised to market each spokesman Mike Lee said. "We Wells wiio each had two hits to "I thought our pitchers did a national sports federations, of the 28 Olympic sports for free areabletoahoM the way in which lead the team and drove in five real n ice job on a day where it was BG will next face Kent State athletes and national Olympic in the seven-year period lead- our commitments are based on of the seven runs scored. Hudak tough to be a pitcher," Schmitz on Friday, Saturday and Sunday committees. ing to the games, federations our bid book and presentation was 2-4 on the game with an RBI said. "We had tough defense with before facing Xavier next New York and London would get free office space, with to the evaluation commission. while Lawson was 2-5 with two no errors today — yesterday we Wednesday as part of this seven officials insisted their programs computers, phones and staff. We believe they are consistent RBIs and Wells 2-4 with two RBls had five so we were really solid game home stretch. The first were accounted for in their offi- Charles Battle. New forks with the required process." as well. defensively." pitch will be thrown at 3 p.m. cial bid files, and expressed con- international relations dine In odier matters yesterday: fidence their committees will be tor. said the proposed Olympic — Rogge urged U.S. pro cleared of any Wrongdoing. Spons Marketing Council was leagues to adopt Olympic The proposals were outlined previously in the bid standards for drug testing announced this week during files and presentations. and sanctions. Major league a major Olympic gathering in "We developed a baseball's new policy calls Berlin, the last big chance for partnership that has nothing to for a 10-day suspension for a Yanks hit hard by luxury taxes bid cities to make pitches in the do with enticements or induce- Brut tailed test. Olympic rules By Ronald Blum York Mets ($116.4 million), the final stretch of the campaign. ments." he said. "We put ii in mandate a two-year ban for THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Los Angeles Angels ($111.2 mil- Iondon and New York are com- our bid book and presented it steroids. The struggling New York Yankees lion) and Seattle ($109.3 million). peting against Paris, Madrid and to the evaluation commission. — The IOC announced the will be hit with a record luxury tax Teams with payrolls above Moscow. The IOC will select the Clearly this is something within procedure for finalizing the this year. $128 million owe tax this year. I ic ist city on luly 6 in Singapore. the rules. We feel comfortable 2012 sports program. Each of Initial projections by the com- The Yankees pay at a rate of 40 "We do not want a kind of about what we did." the existing 28 sports will be missioner's office based on open- percent for the amount they bidding war in the last days by On Monday. London put to a secret ballot on July ing-day rosters have the Yankees are over because they will be the candidate cities to say I announced a package ol it in Singapore. To stay on die owing $30,637,531, according to exceeding the threshold for promise you that,' and the next more than $20 million in program, a sport must receive information obtained this week the third time under the labor day, 1 promise you that,'" Rogge assistance to athletes and a simple majority of 51 percent. by The Associated Press. contract that began in 2003. The said at the close of a three-day Olympic committees, includ- Any sport failing to get a major- The only other team projected Red Sox, projected to be over IOC executive board meeting. ing S50.000 "credits" to each ity will be dropped for 2012. to owe a tax is the World Series for the second time, pay at a 30 "This is not good for the Olympic national Olympic body toward If one or more sports go out, champion Boston Red Sox. who percent rate. movement." the cost of using pre-games the IOC will decide which of would pay $969,177. Last year, the Yankees paid a IOC ethics rules have been training facilities in Britain the five sports on the waiting Going into last night, the tax of $25,964,060 based on a tightened since the Salt Lake I ondon said it also budgeted list should be proposed for Yankees were just 5-9, tied with final payroll of $207,046,868, ( ity scandal, which led TO the $10 million to cover flexible, admission. They are golf, rugby, Tampa Bay for last place in the according to the commissioner's ouster of 10 IOC members for round-trip economy air fares for karate, squash and roller sports. American League East. office. Figures were adjusted accepting cash, scholarships, all 10.500 athletes and several — The IOC will hold a For the luxury tax. payrolls slightly after the initial bill was lavish gifts and other improper thousand team officials. Odier special congress in 2009 to are based on the average annual sent in December, with New inducements from the 2002 perks include S100 worth of free consider the future of the values of contracts for all players York's tax rising by $937,708. Winter Games host city. IOC phone calls for athletes, free Olympic movement, including on die 40-man roster and include Boston paid $3,148,962, a Chris Gardner AP Photo members are now barred from train travel throughout Britain a review of the reforms enacted benefits. Under that formula, the decrease of $6,272 from the HE'S RICH: Yankees' third visiting bid cities, and the after the games and discounts at after the Salt Lake City scandal. Yankees opened with a payroll December bill; and the Angels baseman Alex Rodriguez flips candidates face strict limits on restaurants, shops and theaters. Hie t enue will be decided later. of $204.6 million, followed by paid $938,309, an increase of his bat during an April 16 game Boston ($131.2 million), the New $11,250. i against Baltimore.
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■ *• ! »v t. WWW.BGNEWS.COM mm Thursday. April 21.200511 Qarettgate moves on to New voting criteria helps NFL draft this weekend Singh get into golf HOF By Joe Milicia "He might be a player that just reason to believe it should SINGH. FROM PAGE 9 IH[ ASSOCIMED HR[SS doesn't run fast, but somehow change now." Maurice Claretl's long, strange gets the job done," Brandt said. Clarett rushed for 1,237 percent of the vote for election. trip to the NFL is nearing its end. Don't look for Clarett to get yards and 16 touchdowns as a Hall of Fame officials two years Maybe. drafted any earlier than the fifth freshman at Ohio State despite ago added a stipulation that It's been more than two round, said Mike Mayock, a draft missing three games with inju- if no one gets 65 percent, the years since Clarett scored the analyst for the NFL Network. ries. Then the trouble started. players with the most votes will touchdown that gave Ohio State "This is a pretty good Clarett was charged with mis- be elected provided he is on at its first national title in 34 years. running back class coming out demeanor falsification for filing a least 50 percent of the ballots. Then came legal troubles, this year. I'd much rather go police report claiming that more It was the second time the NCAA violations and a failed with a proven track record of than $10,000 in clothing, I IK Hall of Fame changed its lawsuit against the NFL A player durability," Mayock said. "Is cash and stereo equipment was criteria, lowering the standard once spoken of with the kind of somebody going to say let's take stolen from a car he borrowed from 75 percent to 65 percent in awe reserved for a young talent a chance? Yes." from a local dealership. I le later 2001 after no one from the PGA like !.eBron lames had become Brandt points to Clarett pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. lour was elected. synonymous with controversy wrestling the hall away from OSU athletic director Andy I-arry Nelson, who won and poor character. Sean Taylor after an interception Geiger announced in September 10 times and three major Now, Clarett issayingand doing — one of the most memorable 2003 that Clarett was suspended championships, finished second all the right things — enough, plays of Ohio State's 31-24 vic- for the season for receiving spe- in the voting with 55 percent. perhaps, for a team to select him tory over top-ranked Miami in cial benefits worth thousands of Curtis Strange, the dominant in this weekend's NF1. draft the 2003 Fiesta Bowl — for an dollars from a family friend, and American of his generation with "He's definitely a second-day for misleading investigators. 17 victories and the back-tn pick," said Gil Brandt, the NFIi example of why Clarett is worth drafting. Clarett then challenged the back U.S. Open titles, received draft consultant. "He's really tried 50 percent of the vote. Two-time to turn his life around." It was a play that took great NFLs rule that a player must be football sense, something his out of high school three years to major winners Henry Picard Brandt knows Clarett hasn't and Craig Woods rounded out dazzled anyone with his speed. representatives have been be eligible for the draft. Initially, ■ a the top five. AmySancetta APPnot" After a disastrous showing at the promoting in recent weeks. a judge ruled in his favor, hut an "Maurice is one of these guys appellate court overturned the The World Golf I lall of Fame YEAH. HE'S GOOD: Vijay Singh waves after making a birdie at the NFL combine, Clarett improved refused to say how many last month at a private workout who you can do all the drills in decision. 2005 Masters in Augusta on April 10. the world, you put a football in Clarett continued mak- ballots were returned or how near his hometown of Warren. said. "To be where I am is Ohio, running a 4.67-second his hand and he turns into a ing headlines for all die wrong many votes Singh, Nelson and He became only die sixth 40-yard dash. different kid," said his attorney, reasons, including his allegations other candidates received; it player to win at least nine times really incredible. It's hard to But l-mmitt Smith and Jerome David Kenncr. "That's Maurice. that coach Jim Tressel arranged only released percentages. 011 the PGA Tour, and shattered even think about it. When you Bettis didn't run that fast either, I le's been doing it since he was The induction ceremony the single season earnings look at where I grew up. how I Brandt said 5 years old and I don't see any CLARETT. PAGE 12 is scheduled for Nov. 14 at record with nearly SI I million. practiced, where I went from the World Golf Village in St. Along the way, he picked up his there ... you can"! explain it in a Augustine, Ma., although it was third major by winning the I't 1A few words" not immediately clearly when Championship in a playoff, and Singh was suspended from Singh would be inducted. ended Tiger Woods' five-year the Asian Tour in 1985 over Officials noted at the end reign at No. 1 in the world. allegations he doctored his of the announcement that Woods recently returned to scorecanl. then worked as a club Everyone wins in draft trade players have a right to defer their No. I by winning the Masters. pro in Borneo Irving to save his induction if the ceremony None of this seemed money to resurrect his career. BUCHANON, FROM PAGE 9 "The way I am feeling about franchise player last season, will Hewonthe 1988 Nigerian Opea the Raiders, I am not happy," receive a 20 percent raise over conflicts with their playing probable when Singh was schedule, noting thai Seve sprinting across an airport qualified lor the European tour just four days before Oakland Buchanon said. "I am just not last year's salary of nearly SB.8 happy with the organization right million. Ballesteros and Bernhard Umger runway In I iji to get to the golf and finally made it to the PGA (5-11) ended another each waited one year. course, where he was one of lour in 1993, winning the rookie disappointing season with a now. I am looking forward to a Buchanon has 11 career interceptions, including four Karric Webb from the IPGA the lew kids in his country who of the year. home loss to Jacksonville. possible trade with somebody I le has gotten better with age else." returned for touchdowns, in 36 lour needs only to play 15 owned a full set of dubs, "I mean there is a lot of stuff tournaments this year to be I le spent 30 years refining his Singh has won 13 times since that goes on here and it ain't Buchanon's agent told Casserly games. He has averaged 11 yards per punt return with three TDs in eligible for induction. Other swing, often studying pictuns turning 40 — second only to right," he said at the time. "I am that Buchanon is happy to be of Tom Weiskopf in magazines, Sam Snead's 17 wins after 40 headed to I louston, where he will three NFL seasons inductees could come through not feeling too good here. I am theVeteran's Category or through and continues to work endlessly — and his 25 career victories not happy with the organization. be teammates with close friend Last season. Buchanon had 50 tackles and three interceptions, I jfelimc Achievement. on the practice range tied him with Tommy Armour Things ain't good right now. I Andre Johnson. of Scotland as the most by an A message left on Buchanon's one for a TD, in 14 games. He Singh was elected after having "There were only 500 guy- know that." one of the best years in golf. that played golf In Fiji." Singh international player. Buchanon said he spoke with cell phone went unreturned missed the final two games with team personnel chief Michael Tuesday night. a bruised tailbone Lombardi late in the season to The Raiders also are The Raiders selected Buchanon express his desire to go elsewhere. looking to deal four-time Pro Bowl with the 17th overall pick in 2002. 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Despite having not played a game in over 15 months, his stock - t^p has risen to the point where he f- wi seems a lock to be picked among the top 10 in Saturday's draft. The Minnesota Vikings, choosing seventh, are a possible A Ba?yv destination should Williams be available. After trading Randy Moss to Oakland, they have a serious need at wide receiver. "I don't know where he's going to fit in the draft. There's a lot of people who need a guy who Michael Conroy AP Photo can score touchdowns like he OFF AND RUNNIN': Ohio Stale running bach Maurice Clarett runs can," USC: coach Pete Carroll ML Mathl. TurHI APPtoto against Purdue in West Lafayette, Ind. in this Nov. 9. 2002 photo. said of Williams, a 6-fool-4 1/2, NO. 1 GOING N0.1?: USC's Mike Williams fends off UCLA's Ben Emanuel as USC head coach Pete Carroll, 232-pounder with exceptional lower left, reacts during this 2002 game. Even with a year off. Williams is projected as a top 10 pick. hands and route-running ability. Carroll should know, having three years. That rule applied to declined to be interviewed for the pass." Brandt said. "He's got been an NIT. head coach for both YVUliams and Clarett. this story. tremendous hands. He has good, Clarett looking four years before becoming the After the appeals court Carroll said he doesn't believe not great speed. Trojans'coach in 2001. ruling. Williams severed ties the fact Williams sat out last "Whoever's lucky enough to Gil Brandt, the Dallas Cowboys' with his agent and began the season will affect his status get Mike is going to get a player vice president of player personnel process of applying to the NCAA "If Mike had broken an arm or who's the same kind of player for redemption from 1960-89 and now the NFUs for reinstatement: returning to something, it might have been Michael Irvin was He's going to ClARETT. FROM PAGE 11 client's image as an arrogant draft consultant, likens Williams USC. taking summer classes and construed differently." Carroll play a long time and play very kid who was going to sue his to former Cowboys standout seeking to have his academic said. "I have the utmost confi- well." for him ro Ret passing grades, way into the NFL is gone. He Michael Irvin. eligibility restored. dence in Mike — he's going to An ideal place for Williams cars and money for bogus thinks any of 32 learns could The 21-year-old Williams But the NCAA turned down make a tremendous draft pick." might be Tennessee, where summer jobs draft him (his weekend. played two years at USC, catch- his request last August, two days That seems to be the former USC offensive prevailing sentiment. ISPN's Mel coordinator Norm Chow took He became a pariah as far as "They're getting a feel for the ing 81 passes for 1,265 yards and before the Trojans' first game of 14 touchdowns as a freshman in the season. Kiper rates Williams No. I overall a similar job with the Titans in NFI. learns were concerned fact that his biggest fault was he But Clarett. who did not 2002, then making 95 receptions Williams finished his USC in the draft. February. But wide receiver isn't took extra benefits." Feldman for 1,314 yards and a school- career as the fourth-leading "I love him as a prospect." the main area of need with the respond to an interview ret|iiest. said. "He just wants a job. He showed the first sign of taking record 16 IDs the following year. receiver in school history despite Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden Titans, who have the sixth overall wants to prove that he has After a court niled in February playing only two years. said. "He's a huge target and he's selection Saturday. responsibility for his actions first-round talent." during an interview at the NFL 2004 that Ohio State's Maurice "Mike is a very mature got a flair about playmaking. The "(Chow) thinks Mike can play combine. Clarett's mother, Michelle, Clarett was eligible to play in Ihe individual. He's handled the guy dominated the Pac-10 as a in this league, and so do I," Titans "When I looked at myself, has stood by her son through NFL Williams left USC, hired an entire process very maturely," true freshman and sophomore. coach Jeff Fisher said. "We all sometimes I kind of looked like it all and said she only wishes agent and said he was turning agent Tony Fleming said. "I don't This guy's a freak, physically." know he's not a 4.25 guy (in the a joke to myself," he said. "I for success in whatever he sets pro. That made him ineligible for think he lias any regrets I think Williams doesn't have the 40-yard dash). He's a ballplayer. guess it was a part of growing out to do. the Trojans. he feels like the decisions he blazing speed NFL scouts love, There are guys who run 4.5 and up and becoming who I am "I think with every year of Williams was projected as made, he made as an adult and but Brandt doesn't believe that play 4.7, and there are guys who today. I did do some things I life young people mature," she a first-round draft pick, but an he dealt with the consequences, matters run 4.7 and play 4.5. shouldn't have clone." said. "It's important to learn appeals court overturned the I Irs taken everything in stride "I'm not sure how many "Mike's a big man. He's got Agent Steve Fetdroan said his from the journey" earlier ruling and upheld the and kept going. I've never heard big, long, game-breaking plays great body control. 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He was elected that Benedict may not work priest sex-abuse scandals that Whitney Brown and Patrick Walsh Tuesday as the oldest pontiff in U unite Christians. Unless his have cost the church millions 275 years and the first Germanic record changes, he said, "it will of dollars in settlements in the Services Offered Jessica Bursic and David Chambliss pope in almost a millennium. be a huge thorn, a great difficulty United States and elsewhere Megan Butts and Jeff Swicch Ratzinger selected a name rich in continuing the efforts of his chronic shortages of priests and Kacec Career and Stefanie Bokcl in European tradition — the first predecessors with the Orthodox nuns in the West, and calls for Post-abortion counseling Free & Confidential Lauren Cuppunello and Tommy tjurlund Pope Benedict, who ruled from for convergence, as was the will easing the ban on condoms to BG Pregnancy Center. 354-4673 575-579, was declared the patron of Christ." help fight the spread of AIDS. Laurie Cerma and Justin Brenner Kyle Clemens and Ron Rick 422 E. MERRY ST Erica demons and Mike Cassandra 524 N. ENTERPRISE Nicloe Drum and Ryyan Konopinski Hilary Erienbach and Jon Brooks One of BG's newest complexes Vicki Fariello and Trent Trice CLOSE i TO i CAMPUS Katie Qilmore and Devon Downs Amanda Qrimshaw and Jerrick Henderson AH student organizations are invited 1 Bedroom Apartments Danielle Hayslip and Mike McCall to participate in this event/! •1 Full Bath -Air Conditioning Shuni Herskovic and Kevin Rigglcrnun • Microwaves • Dishwasher Greek. Service and all other organizations!! Alii High and Brian Williams •Garbage Disposal Maegan Horinek and Sciwt McAfee •Furnished 'Laundry On-Site Liz Juchno and Jeb Slaven •Plenty of Parking! 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[Continued screening of student films Where April 22-23* Danae Sfiunuburgcr und Josh Moles WKere: Grass between KreiscKer Kristen Shannon and Chuck Pletcher Shannon Shoemaker and Holli Ocheske Ojid SaddJemlre April 24 Carrie Smith and Brian Murray 10:00am 1:00pm \ln the Company of Strangers Whitney Smith and Andrev Juergens Cos* %l or 2 -for *5 (fcuraaraiJe) II* Ol [Screening of feature film by filmmaker Tom [Holbauer. followed by Q&A session about the film Jackie Starkey and Jeff Polly PRIZES Lauren Staropoli and Sean Ritzman 2 00pm 3:30pm Making the Move to LA MUSIC i i ■ i Presentation by former UFO President Jay Ellison Kristin Verbeck and Ryan Deller FREE FOOD Kate Visocky and Hob Rathbun 4:00pm 5:30pm Q&A with Art LaFleur BEST BOX COMPETmON [Question session with guest film/television actor Kelly Vfeaver and Brad Wilk Carolyn Wells and Kevin Kyrtvinski 6:30pm 8:00pm lOpen Forum Discussion lcJ HaMM forr HumanityHuman Ihfip '/www bgiu.edu/Hudtmhfe/oiganiiauoni/liim/ I I 14 Thursday. 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April 21,2005 iRADUATION 2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM . • Panel shares grad school experiences By Janell Kingsborougli during the experience, the inside important things to keep in mind is But all agree that organization is each other," du Toil said. "You have SENIOR REPORltR scoop was laid on the table. finding the right faculty members a must. to put in your hours and after you do Coming from New York to Ohio for The first choice is deciding on a that will make it possible to learn the They suggest a filing system and — you have to take to rest." graduate school was a big transition program. most from. "to do" lists to check off when tasks Figuring out what hours of the day for 1 -uiri-n Rinelli — as was graduate "You have to figure out what you "It's not so much about the prestige are completed and deadlines met work best for each person becomes school in general. would enjoy and keep interested in," of a school," Nola duToit, a sociology "You are making your first one of the first realizations for Everything that undergraduates Rinelli said. "You can't let location doctoral student said. impression through your graduate students. need to know when preparing for limit you, it's about finding the best "It's more important to find faculty application," Baker said. "You have to She believes that taking social the graduate school process was dis- school for you." members you're interested in." keep track of the process." time is the only way to stay sane in cussed by a panel made up of current The publications and research Some reputations may live longer And, they said,' office supplies grad school. graduate students in the sociology that the department is interested than they deserve. become a best friend. "You latch on to that mentor and department April 14 in the Union. in should be in line with personal "You could find some unknown Results of a student's Graduate suck as much information out ot From choosing the right gradu- research interest. little school, it doesn't matter, it's Record Examination (GRE) may them as you can, to learn all you can,1 ate school to making the transition Rinelli said one of the most working with those who inspire you." be weighed differendy at each du Toit said. (Ill 11ill said. school. Many times reference let- "But you have to treat yourself so it Graduate student Rlizabeth Baker ters are taken more importantly than doesn't become so overwhelming" said that the application process is test scores. Finding support — mentors who the most frustrating. Still, the experience of help with deadlines and advice. With Push to "It's a good idea to get a packet graduate school is competitive and It's about finding support from the together for your reference letter demanding, so finding a friendly academic group, from family and writers so they don't write different environment is a big plus, said the friends outside of school, she said. Talk, its easy things about what your interests are," members of the panel. "You can't forget that it is only one to connect Baker said. "We are teaching ourselves and part of who you are." right away. America's Choice' Buy One Get One Free! Push to Talk Stay Connected with $79.99 the touch of a button. ttMhaiSinn IM-iltut.llM Sign up and get: >.. iwr inn PiLs!L,?Ji'i S2?)S5ience n-a«MMau»l»ilau Plus. fclmw iiMri •■ bald «*»>■*« III CaiMi iron Kerbm Wlraitu HntwaviUakte mmnmcn than ever kelire. mnumi fttrvtlHrf tiJSHM'i MIL nmriiBianu taws Frm MMi ma !• lets II pi 4III747M5 tMtojii pad J ir\ (Mm ■**..» M |.m pai*!,,. if li|ilMi)W^. I IMH^inM m *0*Tn rM m f. IIS n p* * bw totat Mil - « » U*I *> !«■ -» •MWT am urnim un • i.«~ v~-1*, »,. ■ „», mmi mi —~i- iw "*■ tup IMMN ■ m M MM ».MLin(,i.nMtn^nU,WBH|l_, Hli« lit w I" wj» *- dm*. Mil mi GRAD TALK: Left to right: Lauren Rinelli, Elizabeth Baker and Nola du Toit talk to students about gratoTe^chool in the social sciences room at the Union. The panel explained the application process and gave tips on what to expect once students are in grad school. B v WWW.BGNEWS.COM iRADUATION 2005 Thursday, April 21.2005 3 Experts give credit-building advice to grads ByHoltytorams that much more difficult," she said. piled in a credit report. The report scores in the area of 650 as good. THE THREE MAIN REPORlfB Another common mistake among will show what types of credit you use, Coughlin said. College grads enter the world college students is taking out too how long your accounts have been "Unfortunately, credit card CREDIT BUREAUS: companies use a score that's just a prepared for a career but one pan many credit cards at once and build- open, whether your bills are paid EQUIFAX www.equifax.com of life may not have been taught ing up unsecured debt, said laura on time and how much credit you mathematical calculation, not a in their classes — how to maintain St lohn, MSR Manager for Glass City have used. person," Coughlin said. "Evaluating it EXPERIAN: www.experian.com good credit. Federal Credit Union in Maumee. It will also list collection items such doesn't look at you as a person, it only Having a record of good credit is This can be attributed to the as medical bills, cell phone bills and looks at numbers, essential to life after college. Many numerous credit card applications utility bills, St. lohn said. similar to how a TRANSITION: wwwtransunion. students will find themselves that students receive in the mail The reports can be obtained test works." com wanting to buy a new car or home during their college years, St. lohn by credit bureaus or other servic- S Credit building and without good credit history they said. es. Bureaus sell credit reports to V t s is similar to doing down payment, St. lohn said. will have difficulty doing so, said "I would recommend students stick businesses like banks, finance S well in school, "One can always develop credit ludy Coughlin, vice-president of to one credit card and use it as your companies and retailers. Coughlin said. when you have no bad marks against marketing for OnlineChoice. card and establish pay history and Passed in December "Building credit you," Coughlin said. OnlineChoice is a Web site that pay it off quickly," she said. 2003, the FACT Act is no different Students should start their credit provides unbiased consumer Students need to only obtain one allows every- than build- history right now, Coughlin said. information on building good credit card in order to start building one to get ing good "Go to the nearest retailer you like credit, obtaining credit reports and credit, Coughlin said. one free credit grades," to shop at and get your first charge managing debt, among other things. But simply having a credit card report per she said. card," she said. "Now you've got it Many students leave college does not build credit — the student year, Coughlin "It's a day to and you've got history. Now building without any understanding of must use it. said. Additional day, month credit is easy." what credit is or how to maintain it, "What you really want to do is reports come to month Students should be reminded to Coughlin said. work on a plan to create good credit," at a cost and. process." check their credit reports on a regular "From my experience, the most she said. depending on If students basis to make sure they are accurate common issue college students have You can't ever miss a payment, your state, there graduate Coughlin said. Inaccuracies can be is with mismanagement of credit Coughlin said. This is a red flag signal may be a charge without any as detrimental as bad credit. "Ixxikat and the financial responsibility that to anyone who reviews your credit ofupto$9each. credithistoryit the report to make sure the history is incurs," she said. "Many students report. That credit history will follow The main component of the is still possible to get a loan, although accurate for when you get a loan and use credit to satisfy a current need them for the next seven years. credit report is your credit score, a it will be more difficult than for to prevent identity theft," (iiughlin with no understanding of the long Initially, a student should be able to calculated number that students with credit, St. lohn said. said. Hditor's Note: Information from term need." obtain a department store card. After automatically tells the reviewer what With a record of no credit they the OnlineCJmice Web site was used ITie problem lies in the fact that building good credit on that card they kind of history you have. may need a co-signer on a loan, such in research, l-or more information many college-age students just will be more likely to receive offers The highest possible score is as a parent, or have to put down a visit them at lutpJ/creilit.onlinechoice don't have experience with financial for a VISA or MasterCard, which is a 850, but most creditors look for substantial amount of money in a com/Cnilit-llciK)ils.asp. handling and need someone to step up from a store card. Eventually explain to them how to use their building good credit on that card will credit, Coughlin said. lead to obtaining a loan for a car or "If you have poor credit his- home, Coughlin said. 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April 21,2005 5 Top five gift list for Delay* post-graduation plans graduates Book suggests alternatives to getting a job or marrying after college By Britney Lee By Laura Collins For those who are looking for there are few Americans is very book is mostly geared for those who REPORTER REPORTER a less-daring experience, she challenging," Kinder said, "but are enthusiastic and creative, but it As graduation approaches and many suggests working at a ski resort or on a it was a fascinating country also offers alternatives for those who 5. A bottle of wine or college students are still unsure of cruise ship. and definitely one of my most are more practical. champagne their post-graduation plans, a new Kinder said she was inspired to memorable experiences." "I think a lot of options in the book What better way is there to cel- guide book offers alternatives to the write the book when she was a junior In addition to living in Cuba, do provide steady jobs for those ebrate than to share a toast with the 9-to-5job. at Yale University on a blind date Kinder volunteered for the John Kerry who are more security-oriented,' special graduate. For only $59.95 In her book. "Delaying the Real with a senior. He said that he was campaign, wrote for Topic Kinder said. the company Personal Creations World: ATwentysomething's Guide to planning on working a ski resort after magazine in New York City, was a fact Dennis Hefner, the associate will hand paint and personalize a Seeking Adventure," author Colleen graduation before starting his career. checker at I jfe magazine and tutored director of the University's Career bottle of wine for the graduate of Kinder gives readers options when it She said the idea intrigued her children at an after school program Center, said he wouldn't advise every your choice. Cheers comes to life after graduation. so she pitched the idea of writing a in Brooklyn. graduating snident to delay getting a In her book, Kinder suggests book about unique post-graduation University student Megan Dunaoil job in order to travel and have some 4. Flowers that readers take time before plans to the publishing company she is graduating in May and said she fun, hut it might be good option for An original gift idea, but always starting their careers to experience was interning for. It wasn't until her is hoping to get a job soon after in some students. classy. The flowers may not last unconventional adventures and jobs. senior year that Kinder decided to her field, interior design. She said "After listening to a student's goals forever, but they will bloom with She offers tips on many things includ- delay the real world herself. that while Kinder's book sounds and values, it might lie a good idea beauty during this special time in ing, traveling across the Australian After graduation she lived interesting, it is probably not for her. for them to explore their options,' a graduates life. Myles Flowers in outback, working as a film extra in in Cuba for a year where she "I don't think I would consid- I lefher said. Bowling Green offers a dozen rose Egypt, volunteering in Burkina Faso, volunteered and wrote magazine er working odd jobs like the book "There have been some great arrangement for only $50, pick leading sea-kayaking trips through articles, which shedescribed as a great suggests — I need stability," stories about graduates who have up not delivery. You can smell the the San Juan Islands and counseling learning experience. Unison said. taken risks and it worked really grads' satisfaction. at an art camp in Central America "Living in another country where Kinder said she realizes that the well for them." 3. A graduation person- alized cartoon A unique gift for the new grad. You chose what the diploma says in the cartoon, it can be funny or seri- ous, but it something the grad will have for a life time. Personalized grad cartooas are only $10.95 and can lie purchased online by going 419-352-8500 to www.treasured keepsakes.com. > The cartoon can come matted in an HxlO frame or in the form of a 524E.Wooster Ice) i Main, snow globe or magnet. (Located beside SBX) Come on laugh a little. Other Bowling Green 2. A personalized afghan. Subway Locations ( udtfle up with your 2005 BGSU 828 S. Main St. graduation blanket. Gel it per- sonalized by Personal Creations 1234 N. Main St. for $49.95 or pick one up at the (Woodland Mall) 1 Inivrrsity Bookstore. Your grad will lx' able to wrap up in their college *%*■** memories night after night with this great gift. ?r *We accept city bucks 1. The number one gift idea for the 2005 gradu- ■ We also accept ates is... all major credit cards Dnimroll please ... A graduate JGSP bobble head. If you are low on FREE 6" Sub cash hut want to get your graduate with the purchase of a something to make them smile. 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KAREN KUNS SENIOR, POLITICAL SCIENCE "/ will miss Dr. Jackson's lectures about Canada." WWW.BGNEWS.COM iRADUATION 2005 Thursday, April 21.2005 7 A senior's living will: 'Here, I don't want this' College doesn't last for- sidewalk to say any of the that actually light up. question: What is the meaning two slices of ham, one slice ever. If it did, we'd call it following—wish their I will also throw in my of life, and does it involve me of colby jack, cither two slices Catholic Mass. MATT roommate a happy birthday unused cleaning supplies. (No, being completely confused of salami or four pepperoni After four years of dodging SUSSMAN ask their Greek little if they not for the janitors — they do while reading papers written slices, some lettuce and half anything related to 8 o'clock The Living Won't know who they are, wish enough by cleaning up your by philosophers? a packet of mayonnaise, then in the morning (unless we're their little a happy human waste To some incoming female microwaved for 18 seconds talking about the time 1 often birthday, ask their "To the from the bath- freshman, I bestow unto you Share the knowledge. go to bed), the real worid sent widespread panic biohazard"). little when their room floor. These my Ethernet cord. May you To my girlfriend, who still me a memo: "1 ley, get your 'lb the English department, 1 birthday is, wish English are for the kettle- use it to strangle your has two years left here, I butt over here. I own you." bequeath my Scott Foresman their roommate department, heads who don't roommate sometime in the bequeath my identical clone. It's quite sad — intact, it's handbook. You can sell it at list good luck on going know where the near future. May it rub your back when extremely frightening, which price—it's still in the out chalking for I bequeath wastebasket is) To the Kppler building, I your back needeth ruhbage. might explain the sogginess of plastic wrap. her new little—1 my Scott To the physics bequeath a map of Hayes Let it absorb your tears when my pants. To the intramural fields, I bequeath a hearty majors on cam- 1 lall. Be more like Hayes. your tears needeth My college persona is dead. bequeath my Team Hurricane slap in the back of Foresman pus, I bequeath Seriously, people have been absorption. Then deal with Actually, it's closer to the truth Ditka intramural football T- the head with my handbook. my physics hook. known to get lost in hallways how you see fit — especially to say it's on life support And shirt. I hope you like blue and Physics 201/202 I apologize for and be forced to camp out in all those tilings real Sussman while I am still able to orange. Also, sorry about the textbook. (Like You can theblood-and- the depths of that labyrinth, never let you da communicate with the outside mud stains — staying on my many of my non- sell it at list chalk stain on the surviving on puddle water And to you, the reader of world, itS best to diwy up all feet wasn't one of my fortes. lethal weapons, I price — it's cover. I'm not sure and licking the ink off fliers. this column or any of the my college possessions and To the computer science couldn't sell it back how it got there. To the College of Arts and 1001 haphazardly scribbled give them back to the department. I bequeath my to the University so still in the To an incoming Sciences, I bequeadi my over the past four years. I give community. You could call BCiUnix account, as well as the now I beat people plastic wrap. male freshman junior audit that I never did. you a heartfelt thank you. this a "living will column." But contents of my Unix directory. down with it.) who wants to Display it in a trophy case Thank you for just talking even if you don't, I still will. Seriously, guys, learning that To the cemetery, make his donn as a testament to the ugly about throwing bowling balls It's not important, vital, stuff was hard; and if 1 could I bequeath my dead hamster. room "sweet." 1 bestow unto mydi that everyone needs to through my window but never lifc-or-death-or-possibly- make a recommendation to Now where did I put that... you my glow-in-the-dark complete it to graduate. actually doing it. bowel-failure stuff. But a lot of future professors, learning CS To anyone who plans on spider web 1 bought from The To the sandwich bar in But 1 didn't appreciate the it is cool. Plus, eBay refuses to would be a lot easier by playing curling next year, I Shed. lb this day, I still don't launders, you will receive beatings with my own Physics sell it on their site (something integrating three bequeath atipofthehat. know what I was thinking my instructions on how to book. Uncalled for. about a "terms of acceptable mandatory hours a week of You're smart. during that purchase. build the perfect sandwich: E-mail Matt with glaring use policy blah blah playing Minesweeper. To the Offenhauer elevators, To the philosophy An everything bagel with omissions from his living will obscenity yadda yadda To anyone who chalks the I bequeath a set of buttons department, I bequeath you a three slices of smoked turkey. atmsussma9bgrietbgsu.edu. Congratulations Grads BOWIN-THOMMON Check Out Our Selection of BGSU Merchandise! 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"I been searching for a job for a long CHANCE? that the panic over not having a job spent so much time and energy here period of time, she said that it may be joining the workforce. typically sets in three months after preparing myself to find 'the job' and due to a messy presentation. Top majors in demand by the they graduate. now due to the economy I doubt that "I think that students need to industry for 2005 By Miranda Bond These students may move home great job that I have been envisioning take a critical look at how much FEATURES EDITOR and take a part time job while they is attainable due to the job market, or effort they have really put into SERVICE Good news for graduates, the job apply for jobs. lack there of." the process," she said. "If they are 1. Economics/Finance market for 2005 is looking strong. "When a student graduates, if they She has sent out about 20 looking really hard and haven't met 2. Accounting According to the National Association don't have a professional job, their applications and said she is excited success, thendo they have thecore job 3. Business Administration for Colleges and Employers' 2005 lob new job is job hunting," KroU said. to begin her career. hunting skills?" 4. Electrical Engineering Outlook Report, employers surveyed According to the NACE lob She stressed the importance of 5. Computer Science said that they planned to hire more Outlook, the market has room for Where to begin? following up with employers after 2004-05 graduates than they hired them. The outlook reports that due The NACE outlook reports that submitting an appUcation. Students' MANUFACTURING in 2003-04. to the continuing improvement of some of the top majors in demand biggest frustrations in searching for 1. Mechanical Engineering However, as loAnn KroU, BGSU the economy and business growth, for 2005 are: economics and a job often comes from not hearing 2. Electrical Engineering Career Center Director said, students the job market is expanding. Factors finance, mechanical engineering, back from employers. She said that it 3. Accounting may still have trouble finding a job such as increased sales, new con- accounting, computer science and is not the employer's job to follow up, 4. Business Administration if they aren't willing to devote a siz- tracts, lower interest rates, increased businessadministration.Even though but rather the applicant's. Students 5. Chemical Engineering able amount of time to the process. government spending and increases there are openings for students with need to be hungry for a job, and She said that graduating seniors in the market for new construc- these majors, without the proper job caU employers to set up an interview GOVERNMENT/NONPROFIT after they send their application. should have already begun their tion feed the positive outlook. Also, hunting skills students may still have 1. Accounting job search because it can take six employers said the aging and retiring difficulties finding a job. 2. Business Administration to eight months to find a job in a of the work force and mergers and KroU said that the first step to What employers look for 3. Electrical Engineering The NACE outlook conducts a tough market. acquisitions of companies are also being a successful job hunter in both 4. Mechanical engineering the hot fields as well as the less open survey each year asking employers " They need to start their job search positive factors in the job market. 5. Computer Science early," KroU said. "They need to be Even though the market looks fields is to visit the career center. The to name the skills and qualities in career center helps students to create the "ideal candidate." A good GPA proactive and not sit back and wait." strong, searching for their first Information taken from the a resumd, develop interviewing skills is important to employers who are She said that students fall into two professional job is causing anxiety National Association of Colleges categories — the group that started for many students. and write an effective cover letter. looking for competitive employ- and Employers Job Outlook 2005 early, at the beginning of their senior Graduating senior Sarah Forney She said that it is important that stu- ees. Sixty-nine percent of employ- Student Version. year and the students who are just said that she is uneasy about tak- dents have an impeccable resumd, ers screen college graduates by now starting to look for jobs. I he ing on adult responsibUities that she a cover letter that is personalized GPA and often have a cutoff for students who started carry have job hasn't had 10 deal with before. She is for each employer and well-tuned candidates. The greatest amount of employers reported a cutoff of 3.0. ethic, according to the NACE Others ranged from a 2.0 to 3.5, skills that employers say recent READY FOR A depending on the student's major graduates lack include communi- and the department that is hiring. cation skills, maturity, business eti- Another important factor is how quette and work ethic. Students also the student presents themselves need to realize that they arc entering ROAD TRIP? during an interview. Candidates must an environment different from what MAKI SURF YOUR CAR IS TOO WITH ^^^^ have good communication skills; they are used to and they are expect- m m ^^^^ WRIGHT TIRF «. AUTO LLC. ^^^^ they must be able to write and speak ed to adjust to the business world. clearly. Graduates need (o avoid using "They [employers] complain that words and phrases such as, "like" and new graduates don't know how to "you know." 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But 1987 Bowling 1 loward's and the Brathaus than in him to do what he thought was best Lawrence stressed that an Green State University graduate the classroom," Brian said. "I went world's a big place and at the time, which was attending essential quality that his son pos- "Brian Daly is proof that success is for five years and even took classes you'll soon find out law school. sesses is hard work. While working Inevitable with hard work. every summer. Needless to say, I "I gavehimalot of suggestions, but at the bar, he had the determination Brian graduated from the had some concentration problems." Ohio is not the center I never controlled him," Lawrence to attend law school and left one bar University with a degree in But Brian's description of his of the universe." said. "He followed his own star." behind for another, Lawrence said. history, only later to become a performance while he was at the After working in bars and night And he takes his commitment as criminal defense attorney in University was not an accurate clubs for 10 years. Brian soon grew an attorney extremely seriously. On Savannah, Ga.. and is the manag- picture of what he would later BRIAN DALY, CLASS OF 1987 tired of the profession and began Easter Sunday, Brian went to jail to ing partner at the Daly, Bowen and accomplish. Holding a job as a attending law school at night. visit his clients to let them know that Calhoun law firm. After describing bartender while he was a student. said he tells his students that Realizing law was a profession he he's there for them, Lawrence said. himselfasnota"great"student,Brian Brian moved on after college to own success is a result of attending would one day want to pursue, Brian As a criminal defense trial law- pointed out thatitwashardworkand and operate bars and night clubs in class, doing homework and, most decided that there was no better yer, Brian often deals with cases determination after college that got Georgia for 10 years. importantly, from taking advantage time to achieve that dream. involving violent felonies and the him where he is today. Brian's father, Lawrence Daly, a of every opportunity. "I became a lawyer and it was death penalty. Most recently, Brian While spending most of college professor of history at the University, "1 think it's important to take finally time to grow up," Brian LAWYER, PAGE 11 Seniors FreshmaN vs. Freshman: Memorizes Senior: Memorizes the State politicans recall the course material lo get a prolessor s habits to get a good grade good grade time as BGSU students ALUMNI, FROM PAGE 9 said he learned to manage his time very effectively. During his time at the University, This skill of time-management Redfern served as president of followed him through law school the College Democrats and was a and into his current career as state member of Reach Out. an representative. organization providing support However, while he says time to soup kitchens and other chari- management is important, the most table venues. He also was an active important thing Latta learned at the supporter of USG, although he did University was the importance of not run for office. challenging himself. The most important thingRedfcrn While the three legislators said said he learned at the University in-class education was necessary was to pay attention to the events for their success, they added that going on in the state and nation as what they learned outside of class well as in local communities. was just as important. Latta, representative of Ohio's One of the best things new 6tb district, majored in history at graduates can do to become Bowling Green before gaining successful in politicsisto be involved his master's degree in Law at the in political campaigns, according to University of Toledo. each of the alumni. Asan undergraduate, Litta served This kind of experience, they stat- as a justice of the Student Traffic- ed, is a good way to become familiar Court and was a member of the with different people and become KOTt: and the ROTC Pistol Team. active in the political arena. Much of Latta's time, While he encourages new however, was spent working for the graduates to become involved in Probate luvenile ludge at the Wood politics, Latta said that political 1520 Clough St. • 352-0164 County Courthouse. Each Friday careers should be approached as he put in eight hours of work at public service careers. Office Hours: 9:00am- 4:30pm or visit us at the courthouse. Politicians, he said, should work www.universityapartments.us As a result of his extremely busy for the best interests of the people, schedule asan undergraduate, Latta and not solely for personal gain. WWW.BGNEWS.COM ^«s RADUATION 2005 Thursday, April 21.200511 Attorney alum once defended murder suspect Top 10 lists - - one last time LAWYER, FROM PAGE 10 assisted the attorney representing Best-kept secrets on campus Best-kept secrets off campus the reigning Miss Savannah, Nicole Redmond, in a trial that has received national media attention. 1. Black Swamp Pub 1. The Bowling Green city park (not Redmond was on trial for murder charges, but was found not guilty Carter Park) to all three of the charges she was facing, Brian said. "The jury 2. The sauna at the Rec Center 2. The quarry standing up and saying the words not guilty' to all three charges was quite an experience," he said. Brian sdid that he feels that most 3. Cla-Zel Theatre people think that if someone is 3. Painting the rock arrested, it means that ultimately, the individual is guilty of the crime. That's not how it works, Brian said. "The trial is the ultimate sign ol 4.Zza's@Night 4. Varsity Lane's college ID night democracy," he said. "To have 12 citizens decide guilty or innocence is a remarkable event. I try to be an advocate for those who don't 5. Ice skating at the Ice Arena 5. Kermit's Restaurant have a voice." Brian credits his experiences at Howling Green to the success he's achieved now. "The way I went through school, 6. The Falcon Nest burritos 6. Myle's Pizza Bosco sticks I wouldn't recommend, but you can have success," he said. "I plow ahead and do the best lean." Taking time getting into the real 7. How-to workshops at the Union 7. Campus Quarters world, Brian said, is the best choice he made and hopes that college graduates do what's right for them. There is so much pressure to get married or jump right into a career, 8. The climbing Wall at the Rec Center 8. Frisbee golf and it's okay to relax and see the world. "Take time to see Europe, don't worry about a career or about mar- 9. Eva Marie Saint Theatre 9. Mary-Jane Thurstin Park riage," Brian said. "The world's a big place and you'll soon find out Ohio is not the center of the universe." Brian also stressed that in order 10. Movie nights in the Union theater 10. Grounds for Thought to succeed, failure cannot be an option. 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