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ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Monday February 1,2010 Volume 104. Issue 91 Group celebrates rich WWWBGV1EWSCOM ■
■ Please steam black legacy this month that extra hot By Anthony Phillips A coffee bar run by . Dean Bryson This week's events: Reporter Today through Feb. 28. celebra- binkini-clad girls President of Black Student Union tion of a Rich Legacy of Service have some rolling their Across campus, University and Empowerment display. eyes, but claim the departments and facilities, as Jerome Library, first floor lobby well as student organizations COURTNEY STEUAR '•* HC NEWS focus should be on are coming together to celebrate ■ Today: Black History Month CENTENNIAL DINNER: Bowl.ncj Greens Chamber of Commerce hosted the product | Page 5 a rich legacy — black history in Kickoff. 4-8 p.m. Union their Annual Meeting Dinner Dance -n the Union Ballroom Saturday evening The i Chamber honored the 100 year partnership with the University. the United States. black history. Falcon's Nest This year's campus theme is a Senior Dean Bryson, presi- ■ Tomorrow: "Blackenomics." 7 Obama's "Celebration of a Rich Legacy." dent of Black Student Union, p.m. Olscamp Hall room 111 speech outlines The events include seminars said he is excited about this ■ Wednesday: Social in "blackenomics," movies year's celebration because the Seduction. Drawn to Community kicks off 2010 issues about race issues, discussions Similarities. 3:50 p.m. Faculty columnist Patrick on black history, and much See HISTORY | Page 2 Olscamp Hall, room 120 Saunders giveshis more promoting the value of University's centennial thoughts on President Obama's State of the Union speech, comparing with annual dinner Obama's careful By Jason Henry speaker of the night. choosing of issues to a Assistant City Editor The focus of his speech in military strategy | Page 4 the crowded ballroom was In honor of the centen- on the history of the town. nial, the Bowling Green Quinn said that in 18H0, Budget awaits Chamber of Commerce the census reported there hosted its Annual Meeting were 1,537 people in the approval Dinner Dance in the Union village of Bowling Green. It High unemployment I .enhart Grand Ballroom on was not until 1886. when oil Saturday. was found in Wood County, becomes focus of The shindig, which began that the town began to grow Obama administration with a bit of socializing, fea- rapidly. By 1890. there were after another $100 bill tured three speakers who 3.467 people. spoke about the University's "We were growing rapidly, is endorsed to help fight past and future. The crowd the town burnt down a few the recession | Page 5 was made up of commu- times, but we were grow- nity members, select stu- ing rapidlv in spite of that," dent leaders and University Quinn said. "By 1900. the Pole vaulter administrators. census said we had 5.063 "1 think it is important residents and we could breaks record for those of us here tonight become a city." Sabrina Forstein broke to really realize that with- Quinn said the prede- out the predecessors of cessor of the Chamber of the pole vault record at the chamber of commerce, the Tom Wright we wouldn't be here," said See DINNER i2 Classic this past Mayor lohn Quinn, the first Saturday | Page 6 Tennis team University honors takes 5th victory BG's tennis team continues winning streak faculty and staff for PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY RYAN WBOG , TW8GNEWS this weekend after winning their Many students admit to keeping, rescuing pets in the residence halls 100 year commitment fifth straight match By Kathleen Kirk disapproves of the pet policy, accustomed to indoor life and beating Youngstown By Shaina Smith Reporter said she believes, "something that she kept attempting to KICKOFF University MPage6 small, like mice, can make get inside Gibson's home, Reporter Humanities University Most students on campus the transition from home," much to the chagrin of her Troupe, two Great Danes. Faculty and staff kicked honors its who would say it's easy to leave and that small animals in the birthday: their parents and siblings to dorms could be beneficial to Geneva Hodgson, a senior off the Centennial Friday were the morning reflecting on how Centennial Centennial head for college. However, some students who are not 2D art major, discovered a pair Service chal- of socialized, domesticated they have helped shape the when faced with a question very social. :link b' V ' " g of leaving their beloved Muffy, Associate Dean of Students mice stranded atop one of the University. ,shttp//www Newspaper. those same students have dif- Michael Ginsburg said last concrete slabs of the foun- The morning began with bgsu.edu/ofdces/11'^1^'"^ ficulty comprehending. Those semester seven students tain in front of the Business refreshments and music service-learning/ ,ne Pasl' big, innocent eyes, those fluffy were found with illegal pets Administration building. played by the University page76045.html P '} \ «-' " I ears — for many, it's heart- in their dorm. However, given "They were just stranded on Steel Drum Ensemble, as and luture breaking. Amanda's situation, it's likely top of the block," she said, and approximately 150 faculty a c c o m - Many students avoid the many more have illegal pets. they were able to find a home and staff packed the Union plishments of the University, pain all together and bring Some of those animals are with her commuter friend and Grand Ballroom Friday and the BGSU Vocal lazz their pets to campus. This ille- not as lucky as Amanda's were. were good pets. morning. Ensemble. gal option is a particular favor- Maryann Gibson, owner of Hodgson herself kept two "The room looks great and Board of Trustees Chair 1. ite amongst dorm residents. the Flower Basket downtown, gerbils in Kohl Hall for nearly the people really seem to Robert Sebo and University What would A former dorm resident said many students can dis- a year before they were discov- be coming out," said Union President Carol Cartwright you want to who wished to be identified cover how difficult it is to care ered during a fire check. Marketing Coordinator got up to makea few remarks harbor illegally? as Amanda'said she kept two for a pet in a dorm. Her boyfriend, a Aronda Thomas. "I think and wish the University a mice and a small lizard in her Instead of finding a good commuter, housed them for the kickoff is just to get us happy anniversary. dorm for her entire sophomore home for the pet, they usu- several months until the aca- excited about the 100 years' "Today we launch the year and part of her junior year. ally dump them in the country, demic year ended and she celebration." long celebration of Bowling Though she constantly where, as socialized creatures moved out of the dorms. "We don't get together Green State University's feared discovery, the Resident used to careful care, they don't UniversityHousingmandates often during the academic 100th year birthday," Advisor onlyfoundtheanimals have the skills necessary to fish are the only acceptable pet year and I think the tim- Cartwright said. "A cen- on the day Amanda moved out survive. to have in the dorms. Failure to ing of this is a great chance tury is a grand milestone to begin a semester abroad. Gibson said t hat about fou r to comply with this rule results in to catch up with people," that should be cherished, DEANBRYSON She said eventually most of six weeks after the fall semes- immediate removal of the ani- said |oe Oravecz, associate revered and celebrated." Senior. African studie the people on her floor except ter starts, every year without mal and disciplinary action. vice president for Student Faculty and staff reflected for the RA knew about the pets fail, one or more abandoned Ginsburg said he expects Affairs. "Immigrants." and routinely came to play animals shows up. there to be at most twelve ille- The hour-long program See CENTENNIAL | Page 2 | Page 4 with them. In recent years, it includ- gal pets discovered this aca- had performances by the Amanda, who emphatically ed a terrified kitten so demic year.
VISIT BGVIEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Monday. February 1.2010 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWW.BGVIEWS.COM BLOTTER HISTORY Events, continued ■ Wednesday: Black History returned home, her apartment was 12:56 A.M. under the influence of alcohol in From Page l THURS., JAN. 28 Month Lunchll a.m.-2p.m. broken tnto and her television was Jeraimis Jackson I. 21. of Bowling Lot1. events are all about black his- McDonald Dining stolen within the 500th block of Green, and Jeshaune Jackson. 22. 239 A.M. 1:43 A.M. tory. ■ February One: A Video Colony Lane. of Bedford Heights. Ohio, were Matthew Hernandez, of Hudson. Jordan Briggs, 19. of Bloomdale, "Especially when it comes Presentation and Discussion cited for assault within the 1000th Ohio, and Michael Jacobs. 19. of Ohio, was cited for disorderly con- to people our age, when we're of Social Activism and the block of N. Main St. Bowling Green, were arrested for duct while intoxicated and under- FRL. JAN. 29 planning it, it becomes really Millennial Student 6 - 8 p.m. underage under the influence of age consumption at Founders Hall. 2:52 A.M. diluted into entertainment or Union room 206 alcohol in Lot 1, 1:29 A.M. Bryan Shinaver. 21, of Toledo. just something for fun or just ■ Visions of the Legacy, 7 p.m. Ohio, was cited for disorderly 508 A.M. Daniel McElroy. 20. of Cincinnati, 2:03 A.M. black something," Bryson said. Union room 202 conduct fighting within the 700th William Sparhawk. 22. of Akron. Ohio, was arrested for possession Individual was observed urinating Bryson said all the events this ■ Thursday: Symbols of block of Napoleon Road. Ohio, was arrested for disorderly of marijuana within 300th block of in the sink of Uptown/Downtown year have some educational Blackness, 7-9 p.m. Union conduct unable to care for self Campbell Hill Road. 4:00 A.M. and was warned for disorderly con- value. room 201 and criminal trespass when he was Individaul was extremely intoxi- duct and advised never to return "You should be able to leave ■ Social Seduction: Drawn to observed trying to enter the side cated and hard to understand and to the establishment. with somethingyou didn't know Similarities and Differences. 2:14 A.M. or something of substance from garage door within the 1400th Individual was observed intoxi- was transported to Wood County 2:11 A.M. 7:30 p.m. Union room 314 block of Scott Hamilton Ave. Hospital. all of these events," he said. ■ Saturday: 11th Annual Black cated and having trouble walking Randy Monaghan. 21. Mentor. Bryson said at every BSU on the corners of East Wooster Issues Conference. Black 5:33 P.M. Ohio, was arrested for jaywalking event, there will door prizes or Empowerment Under the 3:41 A.M. and North Summit Streets and was Individaul reported unknown while intoxicated within the 100th raffle prizes. Microscope: Moving in a Jacob Goddards. 19. of Bowling transported home. subject(s) attempted to enter his block of N. Main St. "It is pretty much to get people New Direction 9:30 a.m. - 5 Green, was cited for operating apartment within the 1000th block 2:27 A.M. in the door," Bryson said. p.m. Union, various locations. a vehicle under the influence of of S. Main St. 12:13 P.M. Brain Hangbers. 24. of Hamilton. Bryson said unfortunately Admission: $5 for students; alcohol, drugs and failure to com- Individual reported sometimes Ohio, was arrested for assault with- 6:13 P.M. BSU had to cancel one of their $10 for faculty, staff and non- ply with order of police within the overnight unknown persons broke in the 500th block of E. Wooster Individual reported a 90-year-old events, the soul food dinner. University students; $15 for 800th block of W. Wooster St. his rear driver side tail light of his St. Bryson said (here were too man has been calling and harass- general public vehicle within the 1700th block of many complications with the ing her. 2:45 A.M. 11:30 A.M. > Clough St. food and the location. 10:47 P.M. Matthew Brown. 21. of individual reported sometime lunior Kristina Wilson said by a black person," Parham Derek Miller. 22. of Bowling Green. Gibsonburg, Ohio, was arrested overnight an unknown subject she was disappointed to hear said. She said black people 3:48 P.M. was cited for theft within the 400th for criminal mischief and disorderly broke out the driver's side rear win- of the cancellation, but plans made were also responsible for Individuals reported they were block of E Wooster St. conduct unable to care for self in dow and broke the outside mirror sleeping m their apartment when Lot 4. to attend as many events as inventing the traffic light and of his car within the 200th block of they believed someone with a key possible. Wilson said she likes the refrigerator. 4:19 A.M. E. Napoleon Road. entered the residence and stole SUN., JAN. 31 the idea of black history, but Sophomore Lauren James Gibson. 25, of Bowling $250 within the 200th block of E. she said it should be celebrated Echelmeyer said she believes Green, was arrested for operating Napoleon Road. more than just one month a every culture is valuable and 11:58 A.M. 12:47 A.M. a vehicle under the influence and year. has a-history worth celebrating. Individual reported two juveniles Jordan Carte. 19. of Clyde, Ohio, for an active warrant within the "Not every big event |in his- "It is always good to celebrate were being disruptive within the 5:49 P.M. was cited for prohibited acts, at 900th block of W Wooster St. tory) happened in February," different cultures and to cele- 1000th block of Klotz Road. Individual reported that unknown Uptown/ Downtown. Wilson said. "We should cel- brate who you are," Echelmeyer subject stole her panasonic televi- 1:03 A.M. ebrate Iblack historyl 365 days, said. sion, valued at $800. within the ONLINE: Go lo bqviews.com for the 5:01 P.M. Alex Bayer. 19. of Bowling Green. complete blotter list a year." However, Echelmeyerbelieves 1500th block of Clough St b individual reported a known was cited for underage under the Wilson said she does believe there should be a celebration for subject was harassing him by tele- 6:21 P.M. influence of alcohol within the the theme works well for black every culture. phone. Individual reported unknown 100th block of Enterprise St. history. Echelmeyer, who is half- subject(s) kicked in the front door "(Black historyl is a rich legacy Hispanic, said there should also 5:18 P.M. 1:16 A.M. of his apartment, valued at $300. CORRECTION and there has been years of this be a celebration of other minor- Michael Budd. 21. of Bowling Anna Robbins. 19. of Penfield, within the 600th block of Third St. legacy," Wilson said. ities as well, but that every indi- Green, was arrested for domestic N.Y, was cited for prohibited acts POLICY Bryson said he likes black his- vidual should celebrate their violence within the 200th block of use of another's ID at Uptown/ 11:55 P.M. We want to correct all factual tory month and the theme for own heritage. Troup Ave. Downtown. Stephanie Moysnter, 18. of Marion. errors. If you think an error has this year as well. "Each individual should cel- Ohio, was arrested for open con- 10:53 P.M. 1:22 A.M. been made, call The BG News at "There is always good celebra- ebrate his culture every year," tainer of alcohol and underage Wesley Gatlmg. 26. of Toledo, was Nicholas Hutter, 23. of Painesville. 419-372-6966. tions to go to and good food," Echelmeyer said. possession of alcohol on the cor- arrested for active warrant and Ohio, was cited for open container Bryson said. lunior Nicole Krueger, who is ners of North Enterprise and Ridge possession of marijuana at Circle of alcohol at Tubby's Bar. In the photo caption with the Bryson said he is planning to on the resident advisor diversity K. Streets article "Gymnastics team heads attend the gospel events and the committee, said she likes hav- 1:30 A.M. to Kalamazoo to battle Broncos," soul food events. ing black history month. 11:24 P.M. SAT., JAN. 30 Anthony Jones, 19. of Sandusky. Danielle Wisha/t was incorrectly Individual reported when she Many other students say they "It is great for awareness, but Ohio, was arrested for underage identified as Queenita Gamble. believe the theme is good for I think all history should be this year, but some differ on taught," Krueger said. their ideas about black history Krueger said in school stu- "Its absolutely very hopeful and excited month. dents are taught a lot about CENTENNIAL about the service challenge Senior Sausha Parham said white history, but minority his- FRUCAL and had high hopes of meet- she believes the theme is tory is not spoken of often. From Page 1 incredible to see FALCON$ ing the goal. a good take on black history The celebration this year on favorite memories and very the growth." "I think it's a really good because it is a rich legacy. She will discuss the history and I TEN warning signs of too influential people who have idea," said Rebecca Ferguson, also said black history is his- prominent people within, and much debt come and gone and some that Leslie Fern | Relations Specialist Chief Human Resources tory we need to know, but most will also be looking at the past are still here making a differ- Officer. "We have an office people do not. social aspects. The celebration 1. No Savings ence at the University. Four Centennial Committee Co- that's extremely active in the "A lot of people do not know is runningall February longand 2. Minimum only faculty and staff members chair Larry Weiss quizzed community, and so why not part of the engine was built almost every event is free. payment on credit also reflected on how much volunteers on BG trivia and take the time to count those ¥ cards the University has grown and handed out prizes to the hours for us?" how far it has come in the past winners. "I think it's absolutely achiev- "... the town burnt 100 years. Weiss also presented the fac- able," Oravecz said. "It's my . .1 - ."'■ l\f !' jl DINNER "It's absolutely incred- ulty and staff with the BGSU hope that we will see it actual- From Page 1 down a few times, ught to you by ible to see the growth," said Centennial Service Challenge, ized sooner than waiting until Employee Relations Specialist the goal of which is to log 1 the very end." Commerce, the Commercial but we were growing STIDINTMONKY Leslie Fern. "I thinks it's cool million hours of service in Fern also felt the challenge Club, were essential in bring- BG we've come a long way." 2010 for the past 100 years of was a huge way to celebrate ing a "normal school" to this rapidly..." 1994 graduate lason lackson, excellence and service. the centennial. region. 419572 MS? six-time Emmy winner and "The service component "I mean, we're excit- A "normal school" is essen- John Qumn | Mayor Miami Heat broadcaster, also came in just a few months ed, this is the centennial, tially a school to teach high GLASS CITY reflected on the University ago, so it's kind of gaining this is the 100th birthday," school graduates how to ability of sites offered. FEDERAL faculty and staff and how they momentum now," said Julie Fern said. "It allows us to become teachers. The final choices were nar- CREDIT UNION helped shaped his career via a Carle, communications think about others before Larry Weiss, co-chair of rowed to Van Wert and Bowling prerecorded video message. manager. ourselves and put others' the Centennial Anniversary Green, Weiss said. In between speakers, Many, in attendance were needs before our own." Commission, explained more Bowling Green won 3-2. about the University's actual University President Carol founding through the Lowrv Cartwright's message was HOUSES AVAILABLE for 2010-11 Bill in 1910. about the future and the long- "The Lowry Bill did two lasting relationship between ALL HOUSES HAVE ONE YEAR LEASES things, number one: it pro- the University and the city. vided that the normal school "We have grown and pros- Available May 15,2010 of etwgs L system in Ohio be extended by pered together," Cartwright brown were selected when PraaUant WlBanSflEf 710 1/2 Elm St-Three 629 Elm St. - Three bedrooms. the creation and establishment said. bedrooms. 2 baths $740.00 $885 00 per month plus utilities representatives from industrla) arts, hone economics, and of two additional state normal Despite Sometimes having pet month plus utilities. Deposit Deposit $885 Limit 3 people Has a student to chose the colors. Rumor has it that the colors schools; one in northeast Ohio disputes, the two groups have $740.00 Has a washer and dryer. garage, washer, dryer, A/C Lease were suggested by Prof. Wrnslow after he saw then on a and one in Northwest Ohio." learned that a successful rela- Weiss said. "Secondly, within tionship requires give and take, Limit 3 people. Limit 3 cars Lease 5/15/10-5/7/11. lady's hat However, no record can be found that Indicates 5/15/10 -5/7/11. 30 days, the governor appoint- she said. 710 Elm St. - Three bedrooms. formal approval by faculty or students. The colors were ed a commission comprised She said the University has 146 1/2 Manville - One bedroom $760.00 per month plus utilities. chosen because they "made a pleasing combination, and of five persons with full power $100 million worth of construc- upper S420 00 per month plus utilities. Deposit $760.00 Has washer, dryer as they knew, were not used by any other colleges" and authority to select suit- tion scheduled, which in turn Deposit S420.00. Limit 2 people. Lease Limit 3 people Limit 3 cars Lease able locations and submit a will pump millions back into 5/15/10-5/7/11. 5/15/10-5/7-11. report to the governor for his the local economy. approval." She also said the University 722 Eighth St. - Three 517 N. Summit-Three Originally, 16 communities has reached a turning point in bedrooms. $575.00 per month bedrooms $1,050 per month were considered for the school, enrollment numbers. For the plus utilities. Deposit $575.00. plus utilities. Deposit $1,050. Has towns such as Arcadia, Findlay, fall, there has been a 28 percent Limit 3 people Limit 3 cars. Lease attached garage Limit 3 people Grand Rapids and Perrysburg. increase in accepted students, 5/1510-5/7/11. Limit 3 cars. Lease 5/15/10 - 5/7/11. The communities were judged with an all-time record number based on five criterion: a popu- of applicants. Available August 19, 2010 lation within a 25 mile radius; 2010 is not just about BGSU, railroad and other transporta- it is also about the great part- 806 Scott Hamilton. - Four 256 S. College #A-Three tion facilities; the moral atmo- nership between BGSU and bedrooms 2 baths $960 00 bedrooms. S750.00 per month plus sphere of the community, the the city of Bowling Green, per month plus utilities. Deposit utilities Limit 4 people. Limit 4 cars health situation and the suit- Cartwright said. $960.00 Has washer, dryer, C/A. Lease 8/19/10-8/6/11. Limit 3 people. Limit 3 Cars. Lease 8/19/10-8/6/111-8/6/11. 714 Eighth #B.- Two bedrooms. S680.00 per month plus 720 Eighth St. - Three bedrooms. utilities. Limit 2 people. Limit 2 cars. HEINZSITE S575.00 per month plus utilities. 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February 1.2010 5 NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE PERFORMS Waitress sex appeal in college town proves profitable
By Hannah Adams The Daily Reveille "To be honest, you are going to make * College News Network more tips, but you have to Angel Montero dreamed of own- not sell the bikini, you have to sell ing a coffee shop with whispering patrons, dim lights and relaxing your coffee and your personality." hackgroiind music. But she never expected it would Jewel Borel I Freshm n take a drive-through window, and perhaps more importantly, business is its commitment to business as a means to capture the exposed mid-riffs and sun- earth-friendly products and per- people's attention, and this kind --.'•« I'M" , IK' ' -I tanned curves of her bikini-clad sonable, friendly employees. of advertising will continue to be employees to help her business "To be honest, you are going to popular. boom after only a month. make more tips, but you have to "It's harder to sell things now- When Montero heard of a sim- not sell the bikini, you have to sell adays,'' Sorter said. "It all goes ilar bikini drive-thru in Seattle, your coffee and your personality," back to who can lie the most she decided it was a great twist she said. provocative." to add to her coffee shop. The "We just want to put out a good I lappy's Irish Pub in downtown Bare Bean drive-thru, located product." she said. "We've got- Baton Rouge is known for wait- gmit+ mK _—^«5 It^A in the shopping center at the ten really great feedback on the resses who wear ai i untraditiooal COURTNEY STELLAR MfBGNEWS intersection of Perkins Road and coffee." version of a catholic schoolgirl Acadian Thruway, opened on The Bare Bean's green exterior uniform, The bartenders' attire PERFORMANCE: The New Music Ensemble performs in Bryan Recital Hall on Sunday evening Pieces by Keith Filch. Drew Hemenger. Dec. 3 and offers Louisiana's first is designed to reflect the overall consists of a short, pleated plaid Kristin Kuster and Andrea Remkemeyer were featured during the show bikini baristas. earth-friendly theme of the shop. skin and a small, white top knot- The baristas' uniforms consist The shop promises all natural, ted to expose midriffs of a black Victoria's Secret bikini organic coffee and tea products "I definitely feel comfortable in top and a pair of black Aerie bot- made to order; however, this my uniform,'' said lolie Drouant, toms of the girls' choosing. earthy friendly dedication doesn't a recent University graduate who The drive-thru is seeking to just stop at the products. currently works at Happy's. "I hire "attractive all-American girls The Bean's cups and straws are think it's fun. It's like Halloween. for barista positions," according made of com and the shop's used Every time I come to work. I get ill 1 III to the Bare Bean Web site. coffee grinds and filters are com- to dress up." "Once we put the ad in the posted. The girls' uniforms are Drouant said she doesn't think paper, the phones were ringing set to change to the color green the revealing nature of the uni- off the hook," Montero said. r in spring to further emphasize forms reflect negatively on the ■it ■ ~^¥ I lowever, intriguing as the uni- the theme. women employees. She said she form of this coffee shop may be, Montero said she already wouldn't have applied lor the Montero said the skimpy outfits had five Ixmisiana companies position if she thought it would aren't what she would like the approach her interested in fran- make her uncomfortable. main attraction to be. chising the unique shop. Mila Hobichaux, Walk-On's Mass communication fresh- "We really want to keep it Bistreaux and Bar wattless and man Jewel Borel said she first young and fun," she said. "That's business sophomore, said she heard of the Bare Bean when one of the reasons we would like also doesn't view establishments her friend was hired. Borel said to keep it in college towns and that choose to emphasize sex the pay is competitive, and while beach destinations." appeal through uniforms in a some people will have a problem White the first of its kind in negative light. with the shop's theme, she feels Louisiana, The Bare Bean is not "I feel like it's no problem. I think completely comfortable in her the first college town business it's your decision if you choose to uniform. to couple their product with sex work there, and if you think highly "1 feel fortunate enough to be appeal. of yourself, that's all thai matters," -— r*"tKBrT*~ <«. comfortable in my body, and I lance Porter, who teaches Hobichaux said. don't portray the bikini in a nega- advertising creative strategy TheWalk-On's waitress uniform tive way," Borel said and campaigns in the Manship consists of a black top. mid the While the bikini is a gimmick. School of Mass Communication, girls arc tree to choose the type of COURTNEY STELLAR i Tit BO NEWS Borel said the main focus of the said sex has always been used in black bottoms thev wear. 2 lav February 1,2010 FROM THE FRONT PAGE WWWBGVIEWS.COM BLOTTER HISTORY Events, continued ■ Wednesday: Black History returned home, her apartment was 12:56 A.M. under the influence of alcohol in From THURS.. JAN. 28 Month Lunch. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. broken into and her television was Jeraimis Jackson I. 21, of Bowling Lotl. events are all about black his- McDonald Dining stolen within the 300th block of Green, and Jeshaune Jackson. 22. 239 A.M. 1:43 A.M. ■ February One: A Video Colony Lane of Bedford Heights. Ohio, were tory. ■ .-. Hernandez, of Hudson. Jordan Briggs. 19. of Bloomdale, "Especially when it comes Presentation and Discussion cited for assault within the 1000th Ohio, was cited for disorderly con- Ohio, and Michael Jacobs. 19. of to people OUT age, when we're of Social Activism and the block of N. Main St. Bowling Green, were arrested for ■i'xicated and under- FRI.. JAN. 29 planning it, it becomes really Millennial Student 6 - 8 p.m. underage under the influence of ige consumption at Founders Hall 2:52 A.M. diluted into entertainment or Union room 206 alcohol in Lot 1. 1:29 A.M. Bryan Shinaver. 21. of Toledo. just something for fun or just ■ Visions of the Legacy. 7 p.m. Ohio, was cited for disorderly 508 A.M. Daniel McElroy. 20. of Cincinnati. 2:03 A.M. black something,'' liryson said. Union room 202 conduct fighting within the 700th Bryson said all the events this n Sparhawlc. 22. of Akron. Ohio, was arrested for possession Individual was observed urinating ■ Thursday: Symbols of block of Napoleon Road. Ohio, was arrested for disorderly of marijuana within 300th block of in the sink of Uptown/ Downtown year have some educational Blackness. 7 - 9 pm. Union Campbell Hill Road. ict unable to care for self 4:00 A.M. and was warned for disorderly con- value. room 201 and criminal trespass when he was Individaul was extremely intoxi- duct and advised never to return "You should be able to leave ■ Social Seduction: Drawn to to the establishment. with somelhingyou didn't know observed trying to enter the side 2:14 AM. cated and hard to understand and Similarities and Differences. or something of substance from |« door within the 1400th Individual was observed intoxi- was transported to Wood County 2:11A.M. 7:30 p.m. Union room 314 all of these events," he said, - of Scott Hamilton Ave. cated and having trouble walking Hospital. Randy Monaghan. 21, Mentor. ■ Saturday: 11th Annual Black Bryson said at every BSD Issues Conference. Black on the corners of East Wooster 5:33 PM. Ohio, was arrested for jaywalking event, there will door prizes or Empowerment Under the 3:41 A.M. and North Summit Streets and was Individaul reported unknown while intoxicated within the 100th raffle prizes. Microscope: Moving in a Jacob Goddards. 19. of Bowling transported home subject(s) attempted to enter his block of N. Main St. "It is pretty much to get people New Direction 9:30 a.m. - 5 Green, was cited for operating apartment within the 1000th block 2:27 A.M. in the door," Bryson said. p.m. Union, various locations. i vehicle under the influence of of S. Mam St. 12:13 P.M. Brain Hangbers. 24. of Hamilton. Bryson said unfortunately Admission: $5 for students: alcohol, drugs and failure to com- Individual reported sometimes Ohio, was arrested for assault with- 6:13 P.M. BSD had to cancel one of their $10 for faculty, staff and non- " order of police within the overnight unknown persons broke in the 500th block of E. Wooster events, the soul food dinner. 800th block of W. Wooster St Individual reported a 90-year-old University students; $15 for his rear driver side tail light of his St. Bryson said there were too man has been calling and harass- general public vehicle within the 1700th block of many complications with the ing her. 245 A.M. Clough St. food and the location. 11:30 AM. ) Matthew Brown. 21. of 10:47 P.M. lunior Kristina Wilson said by a black person," I'arham ndividual reported sometime Gibsonburg. Ohio, was arrested Derek Miller. 22. of Bowling Green, she was disappointed to hear said. She said black people ght an unknown subject 348 P.M. for criminal mischief and disorderly was cited for theft within the 400th made were also responsible for broke out the driver's side rear win- Individuals reported they were conduct unable to care for self in of the cancellation, but plans block of E Wooster St. inventing the traffic light and dow and broke the outside mirror sleeping in their apartment when Lot A to attend as many events as of his car within the 200th block of they believed someone with a key possible. Wilson said she likes the refrigerator. 419 A.M. F Napoleon Road entered the residence and stole SUN.. JAN. 31 the idea of black history, but Sophomore Lauren James Gibson. 25. of Bowling $250 within the 200th block of E. she said it should be celebrated Echelmeyer said she believes Green, was arrested for operating more than just one month a every culture is valuable and 11:58 A.M. Napoleon Road. 12:47 A.M. a vehicle under the influence and year. has a-history worth celebrating. Individual reported two juveniles Jordan Carte. 19. of Clyde. Ohio. for an active warrant within the "Not every big event [in his "It is always good to celebrate being disruptive within the 5:49 P.M. was cited for prohibited acts, at 900th block of W. Wooster St. toryl happened in February," different cultures and to cele- '000th block of Klotz Road. Individual reported that unknown Uptown/ Downtown. Wilson said. "We should cel- brate who you are." Echelmeyer subject stole her Panasonic televi- 1:03 A.M. ebrate (black history] 365 days said. sion, valued at $800. within the ONLINE: Go to bgviewscom for the 5:01 P.M. Alex Bayer. 19. of Bowling Green. complete blotter list a year." However, Echelmeyer believes 1500th block of Clough St. * ■rdu'idual reported a known was cited for underage under the Wilson said she does believe there should be a celebration for ' was harassing him by tele- 6:21 P.M. influence of alcohol within the the theme works well for black every culture. phone Individual reported unknown 100th block of Enterprise St. history. Echelmeyer, who is half- subject(s) kicked m the front door " I Black bisloryl is a rich legacy Hispanic said there should also 518 P.M. 1:16 A.M. of his apartment, valued at $300. CORRECTION and there has been years of this be a celebration of other minor- ^'lehael Budd. 21. of Bowling Anna Robbms. 19. of Penfield. within the 600th block of Third St. legacy." Wilson said. ities as well, but that every indi- Green, was arrested for domestic NY. was cited for prohibited acts POLICY Bryson said he likes black his- vidual should celebrate their violence within the 200th block of use of another's I D. at Uptown/ 11:55 P.M. We want to correct all factual tory month and the theme for own heritage. Troup Ave. Downtown. Stephanie Moysnter, 18. of Marion. errors. If you think an error has this year as well. "Each individual should cel- Ohio, was arrested for open con- 1053 P.M. 1:22 A.M. been made, call The BG News at "There is always good celebra- ebrate his culture every year," tainer of alcohol and underage Gatling. 26. of Toledo, was Nicholas Hutter. 23. of Pamesville. 419-372-6966 tions lo go to and good food," Echelmeyer said. possession of alcohol on the cor- - ed for active warrant and Ohio, was cited for open container Bryson said. lunior Nicole Krueger, who is ners of North Enterprise and Ridge on of marijuana at Circle of alcohol at Tubby's Bar In the photo caption with the Bryson said he is planning to on the resident advisor diversity Streets. ■ article "Gymnastics team heads at tend t he gospel events and the committee, said she likes hav- 1:30 A.M. to Kalamazoo to battle Broncos." soul food events. ing black history month. 11:24 PM Anthony Jones. 19. of Sandusky, SAT, JAN. 30 Danielle Wishart was incorrectly Many other students say they "It is great for awareness, but •idivioual reported when she Ohio, was arrested for underage identified as Queentta Gamble. believe fhe theme is good for I think all history should he this year, but some differ on taught," Krueger said. their ideas about black history Krueger said in school stu- "It's absolutely very hopeful and excited month. dents are taught a lot about CENTENNIAL about the service challenge Senior Sausha I'arham said white history, but minority his- FRUGAL and had high hopes of meet- she believes the theme is tory is not spoken of often. From Page 1 incredible to see FALCON$ ing the goal. a good take on black history The celebration this year on favorite memories and very the growth." "I think it's a really good because it is a rich legacy. She will discuss the history and | TEN warning signs of too influential people who have idea," said Rebecca Ferguson, also said black history is his- prominent people within, and mueh debt come and gone and some thai Leslie Fern | Relations Specialist Chief Human Resources tory we need to know, but most will also be looking at the past are slill here making a differ- Officer. "We have an office people do not. social aspects. The celebration 1. No Savings ence ai ihe University. Four Centennial Committee Co- that's extremely active in the "A lot of people do not know Is running all February long and 2. Minimum only faculty and staff memhers chair Larry Weiss quizzed community, and so why not part of the engine was built almost every event is free. payment on credit also reflected on how much volunteers on BC trivia and take the time to count those cards the University has grown and handed out prizes lo the hours for us?" how far it has come in the past winners. "I think it's absolutely achiev- "... the town burnt 10(1 years. Weiss also presented the fac- able," Oravecz said. "It's my DINNER "It's absolutely incred- ulty and slaff with the BGSU hope thai we will see it actual- From Page 1 down a few times, Brought to you by: ible to see the growth." said Centennial Service Challenge, ized sooner than waiting until Employee Relations Specialist the goal of which is to log I the very end." Commerce, the Commercial but we were growing ^TOOTMONEY i eslie Fern. "I thinks it's cool million hours of service in Fern also felt the challenge Club, were essential in bring- BG we've come a long way." 2010 for the pasi 100 years of was a huge way to celebrate ing a "normal school" to this rapidly..." . mini 1994 graduate lason lackson, excellence and service. the centennial. region. 419)71-23$} six-lime Emmy winner and "The service component "1 mean, we're excit- A "normal school" is essen- John Quinn | Mayor Miami Heal broadcaster, also came in just a few months ed, this is the centennial, tially a school to teach high ago, so it's kind of gaining this is the 100th birthday," school graduates how to GLASS CITY reflected on the University ability of sites offered. FEDERAL faculty and staff and how they momentum now," said lulie Fern said. "It allows us to become teachers. The final choices were nar- >>->CREDIT UNION helped shaped his career via a Carle, communications think about others before Larry Weiss, co-chair of rowed to Van Wert and Bowling prerecorded video message. manager. ourselves and put others' the Centennial Anniversary Green, Weiss said. In between speakers, Many, in attendance were needs before our own." 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THE LEGEND OF BONES MALONE Court's decision splits the aisle even further
communications" within a Alito agreed but wrote a sepa- endorsed Martha Coakley is certain specified time period rate opinion. Justices Stevens, instructive. According to the before a primary or election. Ginsburg, Thomas, Beyer and Jan. 8, 2010, edition of the So, the group sponsoring the Sotomayor agreed with some Boston Globe, he collected film did what any red-blooded of the decision but disagreed $750,000 to his opponent's $1 American would do nowa- with other parts. million; he had $367,150 cash days: they sued. Many conservatives and lib- on hand to her $937,383. The Supreme Court did it The district court ruled a ertarians thought the decision Certainly, a fat pocketbook again. McCain-Feingold violation was correct; many liberals felt is very helpful in ensuring con- The Court's majority was existed. In August 2008, the otherwise. tinued political success. It's trying to strengthen the First Supreme Court agreed to hear When President Obama also helpful to be an incum- Amendment (who could be the case and heard arguments addressed the nation in last bent. There's no doubt money against that, right?) in the on March 24,2009. However, in week's State of the Union is mother's milk to politicians recent Citizens United case June, they issued an unusual speech, he said, "Last week, of every stripe. and stirred up a hornet's nest order directing the parties to the Supreme Court reversed Most everyone agrees by seeming to allow the unre- reargue the case in September, a century of law to open the there's too much money in stricted flow of money to polit- itself a rare event because the floodgates for special inter- politics. The problem is that ical campaigns by anybody Court's term usually begins in ests — including foreign cor- pesky First Amendment, — corporations, unions, you October. They also instructed porations — to spend without whose exercise has been name it. Who could be in favor the attorneys to submit written limit in our elections. Well I interpreted to include finan- of that? arguments dealing with larger don't think American elec- cial contributions. Perhaps a As the Romans used to say. constitutional issues. tions should be bankrolled constitutional amendment is "In medio stat veritas" — the A former head of the FEC was by America's most powerful required; some have proposed truth is in the middle. And quoted in the lune 30 edition of interests, or worse, by foreign this in response to the recent this case bears the little Latin the Washington Post as saying entities." Supreme Court decision. bromide out. What really hap- the decision "has the potential It isn't quite as simple as that. Democracy is a very messy pened at the Court was much to be a blockbuster." True.some decisions were over- business. We're continually more complicated and murky He wasn't kidding. turned, but as Anthony Lewis striving to "get it right." But the than the bloggers, talking The decision completely stated in his book, "Gideon's fact that we're able to try, to heads and pundits would have overruled one prior Court Trumpet," the Supreme Court disagree, to look at alternative us believe. decision and partially over- has overturned over one hun- viewpoints, to renegotiate, to The case concerned a movie ruled another. It struck down dred of its own decisions in the revisit issues, says a lot about about Hillary Clinton under- the ban on "electioneering course of American history. who we are. In that sense, I written by a conservative orga- communications" by organi- Overturning a prior decision hope the messiness, the loose nization that wanted it run on zations, but upheld the ban on is not always a bad thing; it ends and the unfinished busi- DirectTV. The Federal Election direct contributions by these may be the only way to make ness continues. Commission (FEC) ruled the organizations to candidates. progress. It means we're still working film violated the McCain- Everyone on the Court Ask Scott Brown of at it. Feingold statute prohibit- seemed to have their own view Massachusetts about money ing corporations, unions and of the matter. Justice Kennedy determining election out- special interest groups from wrote the opinion of the court. comes. His victory over the Respond to Phil at KEITH PAKIZ I THEBGNCWS engaging in "electioneering Justices Roberts, Scalia and well-financed and Kennedy- [email protected] w i n. w Obama's plan helps regular people 419-372-6966 [email protected] ground in a military sense is These issues all impact people always the precursor of victory. at the local level. He is giving 210 West Hall Robert E. Lee, the masterful those who turned out to elect general of the rebel states in he and other candidates advo- \\ml PATRICK SAWDERS f ACUITY COLUMNIST the Civil War, excelled at the cating change to office another art of choosing the ground on reason to turn out in 2010 and which he fought. The main rea- continue the progress. The The state of the union is good. son for this was that the rebel question in 2010 will be, "Do we That is what our president told states were almost always on want to continue to move for- us last Wednesday in his address the defensive, and having an ward or do we want to go 'back to the joint session of the House, idea of where your attacker is to the future?'" Senate and rest of the world. going to be at is a clear advan- Last week, for the first time His speech/talk/sermon tage. The two times Lee went on in my memory, a president touched on the past year, good the offensive, at Antietam and used the State of the Union to and bad. He also laid out, for Gettysburg, resulted in bloody criticize those who are acting those who on Jan. 20, 2009 losses for the South. contrary to the interests of the discovered our country had President Obama occupies people, calling out the Supreme slipped in an economic hole the high ground, and from Court for the repeal of money STAIHHP and have been tea partying and that position can see where limits on corporate political lambasting the government the attacks have and will come involvement and calling on ever since, that this economic from. He has outlined the Senate Republicans to stop sit- CONHRBfflfNG funk we are in did not occur on issues — job creation, small ting on their hands. E the 21st of January. 2009, but business growth, ending sub- In these comments he was could be better traced to Jan. sidies for corporations who also sending a message to the 20,2001 and the eight years that outsource jobs, financial regu- Democrats that it is time to draw followed. latory reform, election regula- the line in the sand if the oppo- For me, the address laid out tion reform, student loan debt sition does not decide to work Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum the campaign for 2010, the reform and healthcare reform for what he considers the com- issues that will be part and par- — that, with his direct involve- mon good. It will be interesting section is looking for more people like you to write cel of it. In doing this, President ment, can become the defen- to see what happens in 2010, for Obama chose the ground on sive line from which he and his it promises to be another con- columns and illustrate for us. which his party will meet the army of supporters can blunt tentious year in which most of opposition and in the tradition and turn away the attacks of the our fuf res are on the table. of our "democracy" fight for reactionary right. In 2010, will you be playing control of the government. That is why he has framed the the role of bystander or activist? Contact us at [email protected], Being able to choose the issues in the simplest of terms. The future lies in your hands. call us at 419-372-6966, SPEAK YOUR MIND Respond to Pat at or just swing by our newsroom in 210 West Hall. Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? [email protected] Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor
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GYMNASTICS to earn first win against BG in seven years Falcons take down By Scan Shapiro win against us is more important The celebration was well Tanika j» Lauren Broncos Sports Editor deserved, as Toledo had out- I ban a West |Division| champi- Mays ^^^fc Prochaska Breanne Guy and her team- scored BG 14-3 over the game's onship," Miller said. "Check their Had a qame- Jf** ^^k Led the Falcons locker room. Their win against mates won another meet Toledo celebrated as if they had final six minutes to end BG's just won the Mid-American eight game winning streak and Wa high 20 points in Bir aV with 17 points in the us is more important than a West as they took down Western Conference Championship. give the Rockets their first win in loledos win. <^E^>aH loss. championship. Goal one. That Michigan at Kalamazoo. When Tracy Pontius' buzzer the series since the 2003 season. will never lie this program's goal. See story page 7. beater attempt to tie the score Trailing 60-52 with 6:05 We want to win championships. rimmed out, giving Toledo a 66- remaining, Toledo went on a 10- in possessions down the stretch from there and two lay ins by It's never about one game," 63 win, several from the record 0 run over the next two min- of the game," BG coach Curt the Rockets resulted in the While Miller felt the Rockets ONLINE crowd of 5,825 stormed the floor. utes taking a 62-60 lead with 4:15 Miller said. final margin. celebrated too much after a reg- Become a BG News "The buzzer sounded, and remaining. Lauren Prochaska gave BG Even though his team lost, ular season win, Toledo coach Sports fan on that's when I realized the game "We have to make plays. We're the lead back temporarily, scor- Miller felt Toledo may have put was over. It was almost surreal," a championship program that ing three of her team-high 17 tOO much on one game. See UPSET | "V 8 Facebook Toledo's Tanika Mays said. you don't expect to go 1 - for-11 points, but a scoreless drought "They 'vemadeit very clear- their The BG News sports section has a Facebook fan page. Log on to your Facebook and search for "BG News Sports" BRIEF to become a fan and receive Men's basketball player arrested and observed in possession of 6.57 grams of marijuana that was on tti floor near Hi feet instant BG sports news. suspended for possession of marijuana McElroy, a freshman, played four minutes in BG's 64-52 loss lo www.facebook.com BG men's basketball player Daniel Mc£lroy was arrested for Central Michigan the next day. possession ol marijuana at 1.50 am on Friday within the 300th Neither coach Louis On. nor the athletic department were ONLINE block of Campbell HiH Road, according to police records. The BG News aware of the incident at the time of the game Saturday and McElroy. who was a passenger in a car at the lime, was allegedly McElroy was suspended indefinitely on Sunday evening Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for con- tinued news and updates on Falcons never able to find your favorite Falcon teams. www.bgnewssports.com
ANDRE* FEHL "Hf BG WWS ONLINE rhythm against Chippewas UP AND OVER: The BG Hack learn hosted iheii third straight track meet on Saturday. The BG News Sports Twitter By Paul Barney "They wanted the game more than we did. Assistant Sports Editor The BG News sports section They were playing more physical and were Forstein sets record has a Twitter feed. Be sure The Falcon men's basketball to log on while your favorite team has trailed by at least seven getting loose balls." points at the half in all three of team is playing. We may have their .Mid-American Conference Enk Marschall | BG Forward in-game updates. wins this season, so when trail- for pole vault www.twitter.com/bgnewssports ing Central Michigan by seven at the final 9:28 of the half as the and we've been able to do that, the half on Saturday, it looked as Chippewas compiled a 10-0 run but it takes a lot of energy. You By Brad Frank in other events to strengthen though the Falcons were going and never looked back - leading have to bring that energy from Reporter them for their primary events, OUR CALL to continue the trend. 28-21 at the break. the very start." and also rest some athletes However, the Chippewas BG has had success overcom- BG's defense put in anoth- A coaching staff really couldn't with minor injuries. extended their lead to as high ing deficits as of late, but against er solid effort, holding the ask for much more. The team accomplished what Today in as 20 points in the second half, a CMU. the Falcons didn't have Chippewas to 40 percent shoot- Entering the Tom Wright it wanted and was afforded a Sports History lead they would never relinquish that sense of urgency that coach ing from the floor, however, Classic on Saturday the BG nice surprise in the process. in a 64-52 win against BG. Louis Orr is used to seeing, CMU made 23 trips to the free- women's track and field team SeniorSabrina Forstein broke 1992-Barry Bonds signs The I'alcons led 16-13 midway "We didn't play with the fire," wanted be consistent in the way See TRACK | Page 8 a S4.7 million contract, at the through the first period, but Orr said. "We have a tendency to See CHIPPED | Page 7 it approached the competition, would score just five points over try to dig out of a hole at times have some athletes compete time the highest single season in MLB history.
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The List It was another busy weekend for BG athletics. Today we look at the top five performances. 1. Chiricosta: Junior tennis player Christine Chiricosta won another two matches, improving to 5-1 in both doubles and singles play this season.
2. Forstein: Senior Sabrina Forstein broke the school record in the pole vault at the Tom Wright Classic on Saturday. Her mark of 3.76 meters broke the previous record of 3.74 set by Andrea Cook in 2001.
3. Prochaska: Lauren Prochaska finished with 17 points and nine rebounds in the Falcons' 66-63 loss at Toledo. BG's first MAC loss of the season. AMDREAFEW I THE BG NEWS FIVE STRAIGHT: The BG lennis team won theif fifth straight match this weekend with wins ovei IPFW and Youngstown state, 4. Uhl: Jen Uhl posted a double-double against the Rockets, finishing with 12 points and a game-high Tennis improves win streak to five matches 12 rebounds. By Brrtt Wana The victories improved the Falcons IPFW 6-1, dropping them to a record of The team of junior Christine 5. Marschall: Erik Reporter to 5-1 in dual match play. Both non- 1-3. Coach Penny Dean was happy the Chiricosta and freshman Maddy Marschall posted his first conference dual matches were held at Falcons could pick up the win in a few Eccleston were able to get two doubles the indoor home for the Brown and career double-double with 11 The BG women's tennis team tough matches. victories, as well as two singles victo- pushed their winning streak to Orange, the Perrysburg Tennis Center. "This win wasn't as easy as the 6- ries each over the weekend. points and 10 rebounds. five with victories over IPFW on Senior Katia Babina lost only three 1 score might indicate," Dean said. Saturday and Youngstown State games in her sweep at the second sin- "IPFW is a good team, and we really had See TENNIS | Page 7 yesterday. gles flight as BG was able to defeat to battle for many of our wins,tonight." WWW.BGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Monday. February I 7010 7
Men's basketball hosts Toledo THEBGNEWSSUDOKU 5 7 By Paul Barnay in the MAC West standings. "You don't even want to look at their record. Assistant Sports Editor Last year the Falcons got the best of the Rockets in Toledo, You try not to look at records, you try to go 8 . 5 winning 59-54 for their first win 6 3 lust 48 hours after suffering a at Toledo since the 1999 season. in and know that you can get beat any night. 64-52 home loss to Central The win also came at a time in 3 7 4 Michigan, the BG men's basket- which BG pushed their winning Every game is important." ball team will have to regroup streak to six games, the most con- rather quickly as they host arch- secutive MAC wins in eight years. Erik Marschall I BG Forward 3 7 4 2 9 rival Toledo tonight at 7. The last time the Falcons and The loss to the Chippewas Rockets met in Anderson Arena of four, as Toledo is 0-8 in road "You don't even want to look on Saturday has the Falcons was Feb. 10, 2008, a game that games this season, struggling at their record," BG forward Erik 6 9 5 6-2 against Mid-American BG won 69-58. with an overall record of 3-18 and Marschall said. "You try not to Conference West teams over the The Falcons have won two a 0-7 mark in conference play. look at records, you try to go course of the past two seasons, out of the last three meetings Despite their subpar record, in and know that you can get 9 2 8 1 looking to bounce back against against their rival and have a however, the Falcons aren't beat any night. Every game is a Toledo team that is in last place good chance to make it three out overlooking their 1-75 rival. important." 2 5 8 6 Gymnasts come away with another 8 7 6 1
SUDOKO 5 I E 9 L Z 8 17 6 To play: Complete the grid 9 Z V 6 E 8 t 9 L win after beating Western Michigan so that every row, column 6 8 L I * S E Z 9 and every 3x3 box contains I L 9 8 Z E S 6 fr the digits 1 to 9.There is no By CJ Watson and 9.70. respectively. E f S L 6 9 Z 8 I "It was really a team effort today. There guessing or math involved. Reporter The strong start on the bars 8 6 Z » S I 9 L t was key for the Falcons as it wasn't really one person in particular that Just use logic to solve Despite the cold weather, the helped set the tone for the meet. * 9 l Z 8 I 6 E S BG gymnastics team remained "|The bars] really helped was outstanding. All the girls really stepped Z S 6 E I ► L 9 8 red hot as they traveled to set the tone for the competi- L E 8 S 9 6 fr I Z Kalamazoo to face off against tion," said coach Kerrie Beach. up in different areas." Mid-American Conference foe "Even though we had some Western Michigan. missed routines on vault, after Kerrie Beach I BG Coach The Falcons put in solid scores the strong start on bars it was Create and solve your on all four events and won the easy to say 'ok, let's get back Freshman Danielle Wishart that was outstanding. All the Sudoku puzzles for FREE. meet 192.600 to 191.850. With in to how we started.' You won the beam with a score of girls really stepped up in differ- the win, BG advanced to 2-2 on could just see them regroup- 9.750 followed by fellow Falcon ent areas." ESyfKftft* m win prizes at' the season and 2-0 in the MAC. ing right away to go into floor Megan Chronister who put in Beach also said the team's BG came out strong and per- and beam." a solid score of 9.70 to put her ability to refocus throughout the PRIZESUOOKUCOM formed well on the uneven par- Both teams scored well on the comfortably in second place for match. If one performer slipped allel bars, scoring a solid 48.475 floor as they both were given the event. up, or the team didn't perform to start the day. The Falcons scores of 48.325. The beam was WMU's Kristine Garbarino as well as they had hoped, they slipped up a bit on the vault but the Falcon's weakest event last won the all-around competi- came together and were able with a couple victories and tied WMU to keep the score week and was a focus in prac- tion for her forth meet in a row to move on to the next event freshman lade Johnson was close at 96.550 to 96.150 going in tice all week for the team and it with a score of 38.875 to edge and put in a better performance TENNIS able to team with Babina to to the final two events. showed. out BG's Kasey Fillmore who than before. From Page 6 improve their doubles record While the vault wasn't the BG's hard work paid off as finished with a solid all-round This week, the Falcons travel to 5-1 in dual matches. team's best effort of the day, they beat the Broncos 48.125 score of 38.450. to Chicago to face off with the The Falcons didn't miss Freshman Katie Grubb Sunny Marchand and Dawn to 46.975 on the beam to put "It was really a team effort University of Illinois Chicago a beat yesterday beating was able to improve to 3-1 in Christman put in the top two the Falcons in the lead and give today," said Beach. "There wasn't with a match scheduled for Youngstown State 7-0. the season with a win over scores of the event with a 9.725 them the win. really one person in particular Saturday at 5 p.m. "This was a good match for her YSU opponent, and the us," Dean said. "I think we Falcon freshmen continues had a lot of confidence enter- to play well this season. his own, finishing with 11 points from behind the arc. offense in the paint, which ing |thc| match. After our win The Falcons next meet is CHIPPED and 10 rebounds on 5-of-8 from "They wanted the game turned out to be a bright spot over IPFW, we were able to scheduled for Friday. Feb. 12, From Page 6 the floor. more than we did," Marschall as they outscored CMU 38-22 keep the momentum going when they host Detroit at the Scott Thomas, who had one said. "They were playing more in the paint. against Youngstown State." Perrysburg Tennis Center. throw line, 20 of which came in point on 0-of-6 shooting in the physical and were getting The loss drops the Senior Samantha Kintzel On Feb. 13, BG will travel to the second half. first half, had 12 points in the loose balls." Falcons to 10-9 overall and was able to improve to 4-2 in East Lansing, Michigan for a Chippewa forward lalin game's final 20 minutes to lead Otis Polk, who saw limited 3-4 in the Mid-American singles action on the season matchup with Michigan State. Thomas finished well over his the Falcons with 13. action throughout the game Conference, while CMU scoring and rebound average, Dee Brown finished with 10 after sustaining an injury in improves to 10-9 overall posting a game-high 16 points points giving BG its third player the first half, finished with and 5-2 in the MAC West. while grabbing 10 rebounds. to score in double figures, but seven points and six rebounds The Chippewas have now won BG senior Erik Marschall fin- the Falcons shot 38 percent from on 'i HI i shooting and was five of the last seven meetings in bgviews.com ished with a double-double of the field and made just 1-of-ll a big part of the Falcons' Anderson Arena.
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BGSU STUDENTS FREE Phone:419-353-5800 Email: [email protected] Management Inc. WITH STUDENT I.D. R0LLAL0NG! SPORTS 6 Falcons upset by Rockets oledo uses late run in front of record crowd to earn first win against BG in seven years Falcons take down By Scan Shapiro win against us is mure important I he celebration was well Tanika Lauren Broncos deserved, as Toledo bad out- than a Wesi IDivislon] champi- Mays Prochaska Breanne Guy and her team- scored BG 14-3 over the name's onship," Miller said. "Check their Iblcdo celebrated as il they had 1111.11 six minutes to end BG's Had a game- Led the Falcons locker room, Their win against mates won another meet just won the Mid-American eight game winning streak and high 20 points in with 17 points in the us is more important than a West as they took down Western Conference Championship. give the Rockets their firsi win in Toledo's win. championship. Goal one. that Michigan at Kalainazoo When Ii.K\ Pontius' buzzer the series since the 2003 season. will never he this program's goal. See story page 7. beater attempt to lie the score rrailing 60-52 with 6:05 A We want to win championships. rimmed out, JAI\ inn loledo a (>(>- remaining, Toledo went on a 10- in possessions down the stretch from there and two lay ins by It's never about one game." 63 win. several from the record o run over the next two min- of the name.'' lid coach Curl the Rockets resulted in the While Miller fell the Rockets ONLINE crowd of 5.825 stormed the floor. utes takinga 62-60 lead with 4:15 Miller said. final margin. celebrated too much alter a reg- Become a BG News "The buzzei sounded, and remaining. Lauren Prochaska gave Hti Even though his team lost, ular season win. loledo coach Sports fan on that's when I realized the game "We have to make plays. We're the lead hack temporarily, scor- Miller tell Toledo may have put was over, h was almost surreal." a championship program thai ing three of her team-high 17 ton much mi one game. UPSET Facebook foledo's fanika Mays said. urn (lon'l expect to go l-for-11 points, hut a scoreless drought "They'vemadeitveryclear their The BG News sports section has a Facebook fan page Log on to your Facebook and SPORTS search for "BG News Sports' BRIEF to become a fan and receive Men's basketball player arrested and observed in possession of 6.57 grams of marijuana that was on tl floor near his feet instant BG sports news. suspended for possession of marijuana McElroy, a freshman, played four minutes in BGs 64-52 loss to www.facebook.com 1 BG men , basketball playei Daniel McElroy was arrested to Central Michigan the next day. possession of mari|uana at 150 am on Friday within the 500th Neither coach Louis Ore nor the athletic department were ONLINE block of Campbell Hill Road, according to police records. aware of the inodent at the time of the game Saturday, and The BG News McElroy. who was a passenger in a car at the time, was al McElroy was suspended indefinitely on Sunday evening Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for con- tinued news and updates on Falcons never able to find vour favorite Falcon teams. www.bgnewssports.com
ANDREAFEHl ONLINE rhythm against Chippewas UP AND OVER ■ ton Saturday The BG News Sports Twitter By Paul B.H lli.y "They wanted the game more than we did.
The BG News sports section They were playing more physical and were Forstein sets record has a Twitter feed. Be sure I he Falcon men's basketball to log on while your favorite team has trailed by at leasi seven getting loose balls." pi lints al the hall in all three ol team is playing. We may have their Mid- \merican Conference for pole vault in-game updates. wins this season, so when trail- www.twiltcr.com/bgnewssports ing Central Michigan bj seven al the final 9:28 of the half as the and we've been able to do that, the half on Saturday, it looked as (Ihippewas compiled a 10-0 run hul il lakes a lot of energy. You By Brad Frank in oilier events in strengthen tin nigh the Falcons were going and never looked hack leading have to bring thai energy from them for their primary events, (o continue the trend. 28-21 at the break. iheverj start." and also rest some athletes However, the Chippewas BG has had success overcom- BG's defense pul in anoth- A coaching staff really couldn't with minor injuries. extended Iheir lead to as high ing deficits as of late, but against er solid effort, holding the ask for much more. I he learn accomplished what Today in as 20 points in the second half, a CMU, the Falcons didn't have Chippewas to 40 percent shoot- Entering the Tom Wright ii wanted and was afforded a Sports History lead i hej would ne\ ei relinquish thai sense of urgency that coach ing from the floor, however, Classic on Saturday the lit; nice surprise in the process. In a 64-52 win against BG. LouisOrr is used to seeing. CMU made 23 trips to the free- women's Hack and field learn Senior Sabrina I otstein broke 1992—Barry Bonds signs I he Falcons led 16-13 midway "We didn't play with the fire,'' wanted be consistent in the way through the liisl period, hut < )rr said. "We have a tendency to See CHIPPED | Page / it approached the competition, TRACK Page 8 a $4.7 million contract, at the would score jusi five points over try to dig out of a hole at limes have some athletes compete time the highest single season in MLB history.
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The List It was another busy weekend for BG athletics. Today we look at the top five performances
1. Chiricosta: Junior tennis player Christine Chiricosta won another two matches, improving to 5-1 in both doubles and singles play this season.
2. Forstein: Senior Sabrina Forstein broke the school record in the pole vault at the Tom Wright Classic on Saturday. Her mark of 3 76 meters broke the previous record of 374 set by Andrea Cook in 2001.
3. Prochaska: Lauren Prochaska finished with 17 points and nine rebounds in the Falcons' 66-63 loss at Toledo. BG's first MAC loss of the season ANDFtfAFtHl FIVE STRAIGHT: i Mihstidighundlchlhis weekend with wins over IPFW and Younqstown suite. 4. Uhl: Jen Uhl posted a double-double against the Rockets, finishing with 12 points and a game-high Tennis improves win streak to five matches 12 rebounds. By Brett Wane The victories improved the Falcons IPFW 6-1, dropping them to a record of I he team of junior Christine 5. Marschall: Erik Re( to 5-1 in dual match play. Both non- 1-3. (loach Penny Dean was happy the t hiiicosia and freshman Maddy Marschall posted his first conference dual man lies were held at falcons could pick up the win in ;i few IK lesion were able to gel two doubles The H(l women's tennis team the indoor home for the Brown and tough matches. victories, as well as two singles victo- career double-double with 11 pushed Iheir winning Streak to Orange, the I'erryshurgTennis Center. "This win wasn't as easy as the 6- ries each over the weekend. points and 10 rebounds. five with victories over II'IW on Senior Katia Uahina lost only three 1 score might indicate.'' Dean said. Saturday and Youngstow n Stale games in her sweep al the second sin- "II'IW is a good team, and we really had See TENNIS | Page/ yesterday. gles flight as lid was able to defeat In battle for many of ourwins;toiiighl.'' i WWWBGVIEWS.COM SPORTS 2010 7
Men's basketball hosts Toledo THEBGNEWS SUDOKU 5 7 By Paul B.unry iu the MAC Wesl standings. "You don't even want to look at their record. A«istont S| Last year the falcons got the best of the Rockets In Ibledo, You try not to look at records, you try to go 8 6 3 5 winning 58-54 for their first win - lusi in hours after suffering a at Toledo since the 1H9H season. in and know that you can get beat any night. K4-52 home loss li> Central The win also came al a lime in 3 7 4 Michigan, the BG men's basket- which BG pushed their winning Every game is important." ball team will have lo regroup streak to six games, the most con- rather quickly as they host arch- secutive MAC wins in eighl years 3 7 4 2 9 rival [biedo tonight at 7. The las) time the Falcons and The loss in the Chippewas Rockets met in Anderson Arena of four, as Ibledo is OH in road "You don't even want to look on Saturday has the Falcons was I eh. II). 200H. a game thai games this season, struggling at their record," BG lorward Erik 6 9 5 (>-2 against Mid-American BG won 69-58. wit han overall record of3 IK and Marschall said. "You try not to Conference Wesl teams over the The falcons have won two a 0-7 mark in conference play. look al records, you try to go course of tin- past two seasons, out of the lasi three meetings Despite their suhpar record, in and know that you can get 9 2 8 1 looking to bounce hack againsl againsl their rival and have a however, the Falcons aren't beat any night. Every game is a Toledo team that is in last place good chance to make it three out overlooking their 1-7") rival. important." 2 5 8 6
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SUDOKO s i E 9 L Z 8 t> 6 To play: Complete the grid 9 I t 6 i 8 I S L win after beating Western Michigan so that every row, column 6 8 L 1 t> 5 E I 9 and every 3x3 box contains I L 9 8 c i S 6 V the digits 1 to 9.There is no By CJ Watson and 9.70, respectively. £ t> S I 6 9 Z 8 I "It was really a team effort today. There guessing or math involved. Rep. The strong start on the bars 8 6 I f S I 9 I £ was key for the Falcons as ii Just use logic to solve wasn't really one person in particular that f S Despite the cold weather, the helped set the lone for the meet 9 I Z 8 /. 6 £ ll(i gymnastics team remained "(The bars] really helped was outstanding. All the girls really stepped I S 6 t I f L 9 8 red hot as they traveled to set the lone for the competi- L E 8 5 9 6 V i I Kalamazoo to face off against tion," said coach Kerrie Beach. up in different areas." Mid-American Conference foe "Even though we had some Western Michigan. missed routines on vault, after The falcons put in solid scores the strong start on bars it was Creaie and solve your on all four events and won the easy to say 'ok, let's get hack freshman Danielle Wisbart thai was outstanding. All the Sudoku puzzles for FREE. meet 192.600 to 191.850. With in to how we stalled.' You won the beam with a score of girls really stepped up in differ- the win. IMi advanced to 2-2 on could just see them regroup 9.750 followed by fellow Falcon ent areas." Play Super Sudoku and win prizes al the season and 2-0 in the MAC. ing righl away to go into floor Megan Chronister who put in Beach also said the team's Mi came out strong and per- and beam." a solid score of 9.70 to put her ability to refocus throughout the PRIZESUDOKU formed well on the uneven par- lioth teams scored well on the comfortably in second place lor match. II one performer slipped allel bars, scoring a solid 48.475 floor as they both were given the event. up. or the team didn t perform to start the day. The falcons scores of 48.325. The beam was WMU's Kristine Garbarino as well as they had hoped, they slipped up a hit on the vault hut the falcon's weakest event lasl won the all-around competi- came together and were able with a couple \ ictories and tied HMD to keep the score week and was a focus in prac- tion for her forth meet in a row lo move on to the next event freshman lade Johnson was close at 96.550 to 96.150 going in tice all week for the team and it with a score of 38.875 to edge and put in a belter performance TENNIS able lo leam u nil Kahlua to to the final two events, showed. out BG's Kasey Fillmore who than before. From Page 6 improve their doubles record While the vault wasn't the BG's hard work paid off as finished with a solid all-round This week, the Falcons travel lii i I ill dual mat) lies team's best effort of the day, they heat the Broncos 48.125 score of 38.450. to Chicago to face off with the fhe Falcons didn't miss I reshman Katie Grubb Sunn) Man hand and Dawn lo 46.975 on the beam lo put "It was really a team effort University of Illinois Chicago a heal yesterda) beating was able m improve to :i-l in Christman put in the top two the falcons in the lead and give today," said Beach, "Therewasn'l with a match scheduled for Youngstown State 7-0. the season with a win ovei scores of the event with a 9.725 them the win. really one person in particular Saturday at 5 p.m. "I his was ,i good match foi hei WI opponent, and the us." Dean said. I think we falcon freshmen continues had a lot of confidence enter- in play well this season. hisown, finishing with II points from behind the arc. offense in the paint, which ing the match. After our win I he I alcons nexi meel is CHIPPED and III rebounds on "i-of-K from "They wanted the game turned out to be a bright spot over ll'l-U. we were able to si hedulcd lor Friday, Feb. I-' From Page 6 the Hour. more than we did," Marschall as they outscored CMU 38-22 keep the momentum going when ihi", host Detroit at the Scott Thomas, who had one said. "They were playing more in the paint. againsl YoungStOWn State.' I'crryshurg Tennis Center, throw line. 211 of which came in point on 0-of-6 shooting in the physical and were gelling I he loss drops the Senior Sanianiha Kintzel (In leli. 13. HC will travel lo the second half. ilrst half, had 12 points in the loose halls." falcons to 10-9 overall and was able to improve to 4-2 in fast Lansing, Michigan lor a Chippewa forward lalin game's final 20 minutes to lead Otis Polk, who saw limited \-\ in the Mid-American singles action on the season in.iH Imp with Mu higan Stale. Thomas finished well over his the Falcons with 13. action throughout the game Conference, while CMU scoring and rebound average, Dee Brown finished with II) after sustaining an injury in improves to 10-9 overall posting a game-high Hi points points giving IiCp its third player the first half, finished with and 5-2 in the MAC West. while grabbing III rebounds. lo score in double figures, hut seven point sand six rebounds The Chippewas have now won Ii(l senior 1-rik Marschall fin- the Falcons shot ilH percent from on 3-of-3 shooting and was live of the last seven meetings in www.bgviews.com ished with a double double of the field and made just I of-II a big part of the falcons' Anderson Arena. 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February 1.2010 SPORTS WWWBGVIEWS.COM game-high 20 points helping as the shot l-for-11 from the UPSET her team improve to 17-4, 7-1 field after a Pontius 3-pointer MAC. BG fell to 17-5, 7-1 MAC with 6:05 remaining. From Page 6 The Daily Crossword Fix DA (OR with the loss. While it was disappointing broughthmuaht to youvou bvby l/MVV/ ' ■ Tricia Cullop defended lhal her Many of May's 20 points for Miller's team to lose the team docs have higher aspira- came in the pbst as she com- game, the BG coach was appre- 10 12 13 tions then simply heating B("i in bined with Mellissa Goodall ciative of the record crowd that 1 Bit of bullring gear 2 Loads a regular season game. to dominate the Falcons was on-hand to witness the 1I 3 Men's formalwear "Yes, it's |a division titlel one inside, as Toledo oulrehound- match-up. 4 Made-it-big status of our goals, hut it's not the ed BG and scored .18 points in "That was an unbelievable 5 Hybrid fruit 1 6 Teen's concern atmosphere for women's No. 1 goal," Cullop said. "To he the paint. 7 Actress Lucy honest, we have 10-to-12 goals, "We knew their weakness is basketball. It's great for the 1 8 Two after epsilon ■ 9 Melonlike fruits and they're not in order. One ol the inside, so that's what we MAC and great for the rival- Ihcin is to win our division, one exploited tonight. And il worked ry. It was a fantastic game," 10 Wings with blueprints 11 Likely spot for dinner? of them is to win the MAC and for us," Mays said. Miller said. 12 Trig functions get an NCAA tournament hid. While the Falcons didn't have The crowd was the largest for 13 Words about a 42 One buying time, and there are academic goals an answer to the Rocket's post a MAC on-campus women's speaker, briefly perhaps 19 Sharon of "Boston 44 Raw or burnt as well." presence, they did hit 10-of-27 basketball game. Public" pigments No matter what their goals. times from beyond the 3-point BG returns to Anderson 21 Post-WWII nuclear 45 Typical home-loan Toledo was still the heller are on ihe offensive end, hut Arena tomorrow evening, when org. contract obligations team Saturday as Mays had a I hey si niggled down t he stretch they host Northern Illinois. 24 Stitch over 48 Actor Baldwin 26 Staff symbol 49 _ Na Na 27 Romanian dance 50 Dash instruments 28 Individually 51 Senator Specter IK i coach (laml Wells praised competition you have," she said 29 Lafayette's land 52 Model proportion the team's effort in its third con- "To be able to step in there 30 Arthur who played 56 Friend in France TRACK Maude 57 Pierce Brosnan's and continue to concentrate From Page 6 secutive meet at home. 34 Cardiologist's request homeland "I thought they did a really- on the things we need to do to ACROSS 35 Source of 17-Across 58 Prefix meaning the school record in the pole nice job today and stepped be successful and not let the 36 Early submachine gun "within" 38 "The War of the 59 Miami-._ County vault. Her mark of 3.76 meters up, Overall the effort across competition intimidate us and 1 Cool one Worlds" invaders, e.g. 61 Invite exceeds the previous record of the hoard 1 was pleased change our approach to any- 4 Overused 62 Narrow channel: Abbr, 3.74 set by Andrea (look in 2001. with." Wells said. "To have thing, this gives them a chance 9 Drink with a "generation" 14 Kitchen catchphrase 47 Where astronauts worship? to get settled in. They're hungry The Falcons won nine of the Sabrina set the record in 15 Implied 50 Prof's helpers 17 events Saturday, achiev- the pole vault was definitely for a lot more though." 16 Betting everything, in poker 53 Bullring cry ing the best balance as a learn the highlight." The Falcons were sched- 17 Food made Irom 35-Down 54 It will come back to you 18 Where yearbooks are made? 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