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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus THE BG NEWS and surrounding community Friday February 6,2009 Volume 103, Issue 96' WWWBGNEWSCOM u Former dean dies at 69 Whether Robert Patton will be teaching or just remembered as force behind business Iwing a friend, administration | Page 3 he was compas- sionate, toeing, Plans go awry generous, due to snow Columnist Alison dedicated and Kemp writes about the extivmely kind, issues she has had to lie refused to deal with abroad due to weather conditions let anyone fail | Page 4 whether it was in his class- Wait, your ivom or at a name is what? According to many challenge in students with rather life." uncommon names, a unique name presents both advantages and disadvantages Learning didn't wake up. 1 lis wife immediately called the ambulance but Hoffman | Page 7 community never regained consciousness. Richard Hoffman, director of the Since Wednesday, several journal Partners in Context & Community, entries were posted on caringbridge. Don't eat the director died, died yesterday morning at 11:05 at com, a Web site his family is using to peanut butter The Toledo I lospital. He was 62. communicate any updates with stu- touched lives According to a source close to the Victims from the recent Hoffman family, I loffman went to bed See HOFFMAN I Page 2 ice storms were told with his legacy Monday night with a headache and not to eat the peanut PROVIDED BYPCC butter distributed in the emergency meal rations, due to the Spirited fans needed to recent salmonella For homeless dogs, a morning issues | Page 11 big Falcon shoes
Making the stroll is just a walk in the park By Alison Lodge Freddie exchange Reporter Falcon The U.S. Navy traded Local woman devotes 17 years to dog walking at the Wood County Humane Society Soon there will be a job open- Freddie landed at the University in 1950 at $3.2 million in ransom ByEllaFowUr ing on campus for University coonhound who is overly excit- from the dogs, but it was nice to students. The requirements? A a 8G basketball game money for the MV Reporter ed. be appreciated from |the Wood strong love for the University, Feina freighter "Rosie. what is your rush," she County Humane Societyl also," a penchant for being in the | Page 12 For 17 years, rain, sun, snow or coos. "The dogs are always so she said. "You put in a lot of hard spotlight and . . . feathers. Frieda hail, Connie Donald has always excited to go for their walks." work... but I do it because 1 love Think you got what it takes? Falcon been walking the dogs. Donald was recently awarded it." The application process for Frieda landed at the Few weeks left On a frigid Saturday morning, the Ellen Fuller Volunteer of the Over the years, Donald has next year's Freddie and Frieda University in 1966 as Donald and her fellow dog walk- Year award on Jan. 20 for her devoted her time and effort to Falcon will kick off on Feb. 14. for action ers arrive at the Wood County time and commitment to the the Humane Society walking "I've heard people say that "Mrs Freddie Falcon" The award of home- Humane Society to the sound of Wood County Humane Society. dogs a mile every Tuesday and we only select seniors. That's ice advantage during barks and meows. Honored by the award she Thursday and two miles every not true," said Deb Novak, duced as Bowling Green's mas- "The shelter manager says she received from the humane soci- Saturday and Sunday. But some- assistant dean of students and rot in 1950 at a basketball game. the playoffs may be can always tell when I am there ety, Donald, who says she has times her shifts as a nurse will official liaison to the birds. Frieda came on the scene in slipping away as the because it is a different kind of always loved animals, feels the get in the way of her time walk- "We need people to tryout 1966 as "Mrs. Freddie Falcon," 1 Falcons sit low in the bark,' Donald said with a laugh. dogs make it worth it. ing the dogs. who are willing to have fun played by a male cheerleader in "You look at |the dog's) face, and "You don't need awards; all "I would love to be bored for and put themselves out there. disguise. In 1980, she morphed standings | Page 9 right there, that is all I need." you need is the look on their one day, but there is always And remember they need to be into the Frieda we know and Dressed in warm snow gear, face after a nice, long walk," something to do here," she said. the most outstanding fan for she paces herself for the two- said Donald, who got her first "I work full-time and then I have BGSU." See MASCOTS | Page 12 mile hike in Bowling Green's dog when she was 4 or 5 years my family, my own animals. Freddie Falcon wasfirst intro- arctic wind. The wind chill is old. "They are more calmer and And, sometimes I neglect my negative 15 degrees, but that still more content dogs." husband and want to come out doesn't stop Donald, who with Donald did add, however, that red, wind-blown cheeks and a it was nice to be rewarded. See WALKING | Page 2 smile on her face, walks Rosie, a "I already feel appreciation Hundreds expected at free Firelands financial aid course
By Andy Outicl "The whole purpose Reporter of the program is In a time where money is tight and educational budgets are to provide access to I If you could put getting smaller, students have anything on a leash, to learn every way possible to higher education..." what would it be? get as much money as they can for school. Firelands campus is Debralee Divers | Director doing its part to help these stu- dents who are in a tight crunch (FAFSA). for money. "The whole purpose of the On Sunday at 2 p.m., program is to provide access Firelands campus will be one of to higher education through 40 sites across Ohio to host the financial aid," Director of sixth annual financial aid event Admissions and Financial Aid nKAIIE CAMPBELL "College Goal Sunday." at Firelands Debralee Divers Sophomore. Biology The free seminar will help said. "Aid is becoming more familiarize students and fam- difficult tt> find as budgets get "Hugh Grant as the ily members about the process cut land students shouldl get .« prime minister from of requesting money for school those forms in so schools can love Actually." and fill out the proper forms including the Free Application See FIRELANDS | Page 12 | Page 4 AUINiBUMS I THE 8G NEWS for Federal Student Aid k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE
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■ an) given da) was the same per- -he said. What I can tell you His family has requested all years; it blew my mind to see is 1 1 tl,i . lassroom. fo is that in this year alone there donations in his name be direct- someone that committed," "Walking dogs is ml become are 120 PCI students who have ed to Woodward High School Broadwell said. ivhat Dr. Hoffman was, in been influenced by him and in in Toledo, and the Partners in When Donald first started nourishment for your ol the classroom, would return will continue to touch Context and Community pro- volunteering at the Humane .11 honor." the children they teach over gram. Society she would only vol- heart and your soul." Orlando, hall director of their lifetime. His impact in this l-'ricnds will be received from unteer "once in awhile" Connie Donald | Dog Walker 1.ill. said the Universit) year alone goes beyond PCC 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday but soon realized that just will nevei know the depths ol but to the Honors community, at the Witzler-Shank Funeral wasn't enough. what Hoffman did for the qual- faculty and staff in the College I tome, 222 US. Boundary St. in "I felt bad for them," she thechilled January morningtowalk 11 h student's education. ol Education and Human Perrysburg. said. "They are in these Sara, a black Labrador retriever, Hi kind ol facult) 1 levelopment, the foledo Public A Celebration of Life Service cages and a lot of them Shepherd mix, discusses Donald's de it affairs profes Schools, and various campus will be held on Sunday at the came from abusive homes devotion to the Humane Society. mid dream of having," nil ices." First Unitarian Church, 3205 or they were neglected. They "She is a very selfless person, and washisdooi At 12:08p.m. yesterday, a fam- Glendale Ave. in Toledo. weren't socialized at all, and she is out here every day rain or it is really hard to get a dog shine," said Skivers, who has been adopted if they aren't social- walking dogs for three years. "Any ized." free time she has, she devotes out Even when Donald was here." the only dog walker, she Donald agreed, saying she feels a would never leave a dog constant pull to be at the Humane unwalkcd. Society helping and walking the "I used to come by myself, dogs. and 1 would walkall the dogs "Walking dogs is nourishment alone, just to the stop sign for your heart and your soul," she and back," she recalled. said. "It is good for you physically But her mark on the dogs because of the exercise and good even after they leave the for you mentally because you are 1 lumane Society is unending. doing something to help somebody "1 was helping my mother else out." PROVIDED BV PCC with the heavy trash one Well, one thing is for certain, no ALWAYS REMEMBERED: Richard Hoffnian touched the lives of PCC students in the day," she said. "There was matter the weather, Donald is in it a man walking down the all for the dogs. al students will remember him for years to come. street with a dog and I said, The Wood County Humane 'Hi.' The dog was overly Society is always looking for vol- excited ... I found out later unteers. For more information CORRECTION Ithe dogl was adopted from contact 419-352-7339 or visit the Check us out online at: the Humane Society, and Wood County Humane Society it remembered me. That open 12 p.m to 7 p.m. Wednesday www: b €jn G IVS.cccom was so cool and makes this and Thursday and 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. worth it." Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 801 Matt Skivers, who braced Van Camp Road in Bowling Green.
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Pal ton, a for- awarded to business students The University was one of 12 "We haven't invested a lot in 9 I'II i • mer dean of the College of at the University each year. campuses in the nation chosen standardized testing, instead we've Graphic Design Exhibition Business Administration at The job of dean came with to participate and help lead the turned to assessments in each by Deborah Thoreson the University, died of lung challenges, but Patton was Association of American Colleges major . . . these assessments are The Little Gallery cancer lasl Thursday al liis always ready to meet them. and I (Diversities I jberal Education essentially asking students to do home in Seven Lakes, N.C., ,u Hi- was always fair in dealing and Americas Promise initiative what they have learned," (iromko p.m. the ageol 69. with issues such as promo- as well as dieir Valid Assessment said. B6SU Women's Chorus Patton joined the Universit] tions and tenure, but he didn't ol Learning in Undergraduate This is accomplished by giving Education students more project based work Formal far ult) in 1967, teaching statis back away from making the iii s and operations research. tough decision. Rao said. The University was approached in order to measure a student's 118-2 Table Space Union He was promoted lo dean Patton enjoyed various to participate because it has a education level. of the College of Business sports and played in flag national reputation for being a "Projects would be a lot more Administration 15 years later football, softball, racquet- leader in these areas, according useful. Some people, they freak Singing Grams in 1982 and served that posi- ball anil handball competi- to Mark (iromko. interim provost out when they lake tests. Projects 118-10 Table Space Union tion until 1990. tions regularly, He was also and vice president for academic are like networking." sophomore Throughout his time on an avid golfer, bridge player affairs. Colin Veatch said. PROVIDE0 8Y THE PATTON [AMIIY campus, Patton took on a and loved to water ski near One of many reasons that the Measuring the education of a Billiards Tournament bigger role by sticking to his GOODBYE: Robert A Patton. for- his retirement home in North University decided to participate student is the main goal of the 101 Union-Black Swamp Pub values of fairness and com- mer dean of the College of Business Carolina. in the programs is because it gives VALUE program, and a set of meta- mitment. Adminstration. died of lung cancer last Although he was a very thi'in a mechanism to lie account- nibrics were created by combining 15 p.m. Madhu Rao, senior associ- Thursday well rounded person, "Bob able for making sure students have the ways in which the 12 partici- Magic: The Gathering ate dean in the business col- never gloated about himself. a working education, (Iromko pating schools already measured Conflux Release lege, rites Patton as an influ- should uphold my values and I Ie was one of those guys that said. their student's education. Tournament ential factor when making his I will succeed, mere maj be everybody connects with," I be LEAP Initiative, which is The University is hoping these 316.318 Union choice to join the University temptations where you will Patti Gnieski, Patton's young- actually finished, focuses on cam- meta-rubrics will be used to mea- as a faculty member. want to take shortcuts, but er sister said. puses promoting learning out- sure education more easily on a "When I came for the Inter- always stand tall." Hao said. Ian Patton is Robert's wife comes to students in all majors national level because they adhere Texas Hold 'Em Tournament view, there was a reception Patton graduated from of 44 years. They lived in thus creating learning outcomes, to the I JAP outcomes. The 14 meta-rubrics. which can 228 Union Multipurpose Room at [Patton'sl house and the Tarkio College in Northwest lindlay after he began teach- according to the AAC&U Web site. whole atmosphere was so Missouri, where he was presi- ing at the University. learning outcomes examine lx" found on the University's Web 8 p.m. pleasant thai it was one of the dent of the student body and He was always much more a student's skills in six areas — site under the office of die pro- Bad Astronomy key points in making my deci- captain of the football team. interested in other people critical and constructive thinking, vost, each consist of four levels, than himself." Ian said. communication, engaging others from high to low, that measures a 112 Physical Sciences Lab Bldg. sion to come here," Kan said. An athlete and a numbers Patton continued to make man, he got his master's Robert A. Patton is also in action, general and special- student's work. • : • a positive impression on Rao degree in niathematicsin 1963 survived by his son Rob, of ized knowledge and personal and These assessments are meant Changeling Movie Event throughout his career. and his doctorate in statistics Ucstervillc. Ohio, and his social responsibility. to help teachers gauge their stu- "When I became the asso- in [967 at the University of brother Bernard ofScottsdale, "Ihere were surveys done that dent's work based on where it falls Union Theater ciate dean he told me that I Missouri. Ariz. basically said employers are look- when compared to the rubric. ing for people that have skills in The ultimate purpose the learning outcomes. The sur- Uingendorter says is to make die veys mirrored the essentials of outcomes of a college education :OLDFOR$26 these learning outcomes the LEAP more than just the cerebral stuff. initiative created." said Stephen "The real purpose of a college lohn Uingendorfer, director of BG education is to transfer it, inte- Perspectives and associative pro- grate, apply and reflect on it," he fessor of kinesiology. said.
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ever met always open with the students, ily member posted this journal HOFFMAN "Whether leaching or just it was open to collaborate with entry on caringbridge.com, "We BLOTTER being a friend he was com- me daily. WALKING F on ■ thank you for all of your wishes. From Page 1 WEDNESDAY passionate, loving, generous, "Although proclaimed by We feel very loved and clearly dents and friends. The entries dedicated and extremely kind," many as the best teacher, his see just how many people were here." FEB. 4 said ii was Hoffman's Houvouras said "He refused to best lessons were always taught touched by him. We couldn't be Donald, whose four dogs to noi remain on life support let anyone fail whether it was in outside of the classroom," prouder of what he has accom- and two cats keep her busy 7:13 P.M. and the family kept him on life his classroom or atachallenge in Orlando added. "He truly has plished. We will be strong, and at home, dedicates on aver- Brandon Smarszcz. 26. of Portage, support until i stcrdaj because life. He did all he could to relate been a genuine friend, humble we look forward to sharing our age eight hours a week to the Ohio, was arrested for theft after he was > ■!i■ ■ nl his his lessons to students interests, colleague, encouraging mentor was observed removing Wal-Mart cherished memories with you Humane Society. But dur- items from their packaging and put- s birthday. even it ii meant making himself and even a loving father figure in this weekend. As Huffy would ing busier times, like when 1 \i~ death came .is ,i shock to look a little foolish. my life. I dedicate my future col- ting them in his vehicle, which was say, 'LIFEJS GOOD.'" the shelter had over a hun- being serviced at the store, the Pi community in Houvouras recalled when PCC laboration with academic affairs Hoffman started in PCC, a dred dogs, she can put in 30 red him very students stopped byhis house on to him." learning community housed in hours. said Gail Brinkei col the u ay to the Toledo Zoo lights Vanessa Elola, graduate assis- Kohl Hall, in Fall 2007 after hav- "She has put in thou- THURSDAY FEB. 5 close friend of the in sing him a Christmas carol tant to PCC and colleague of ing taught English at Toledo's sands of hours," said lulie lan i.iimly. colled I'll.u Daddy llonky," a Hoffman said one yearago when Woodward High School for 34 Broadwell, a fellow dog 2:32 A.M. was the kindest, most carol about a character I loffman she joined the PCC staff, she did years. walker. "She keeps everyone John Jackson. 21, of Toledo, was I . created at Woodward High not know I loffman would have While at Woodward, he also motivated." arrested for possession of marijuana the pleasure ol working with," School that lie shared with his such an impact on her in a year's served as chairperson for the Broadwell added Donald's and drug paraphernalia after he was Brinkei ihvays stayed University students. time, and she can't imagine the English department for over 20 pledge to the Humane found with a marijuana joint and student "He not only admitted to [the impact he had In a lifetime. years. In addition to teaching, Society is unbelievable. pipe on his person. "In truth, I entoj just about ■ haracterl hut showed us the "After teaching for 35 years he served as a part-time instruc- "1 have been walking dogs ii being an video ... smile on Ins face, laugh- in the Toledo Public Schools, we tor at the University for 30 years since April, and I have com- OHLIN E: Go to bgnews.com (or the loffman said ing all the while," Houvouras will never be able to count the teaching English composition mitted to every Saturday * complete blotter list. i the Honors said. "I le never gave up on any- number of lives Dr. Hoffman courses and some sections for and to see someone who progra , ige. "I he '.in- one, and the person he was on and Sue Hoffman touched," the Honors Program. does four days a week for 17 dents I work with are optimistic an) given day was the same per- she said. "What I can tell you His family has requested all years; it blew my mind to see ami strongly directed toward son he was in the classroom. To is thai In this year alone there donations in his name be direct- someone that committed," "Walking dogs is creating good futures for them- live up to and become at least are 120 PCC students who have ed to Woodward High School lirnadvvel I said. selves and ol half of what Dr. I loffman was, in been Influenced by him and In in Toledo, and the Partners in When Donald first started nourishment for your .in Bryant said and out of the classroom, would return will continue to touch Context and Community pro- volunteering at the Humane enuine he a great honor." the children they teach over gram. Society she would only vol- heart and your soul." Mike ()i lando, hall director of their lifetime. His impact in this Friends will be received from unteer "once in awhile" Connie Donald | Dog Walker idon. Kohl Hall, said the University year alone goes beyond PCC, 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday but soon realized that just was doing will never know the depths of but to the Honors community, at the Witzler-Shank Funeral wasn't enough. teaching, but what Hoffman did for the qual- faculty and staff in the College Home, 222 E.S. Boundary St. in "1 felt bad for them," she thechilled January momingto walk educal ide me ii\ ofeachstudent/seducation, of Education and Human Perrysburg. said. "They are in these Sara, a black Labrador retriever, more inspired to try," he said. Dick was the kind of faeultv Development, the Toledo Public A Celebration of Life Service cages and a lot of them Shepherd mix, discusses Donald's student Katherine every student affairs proles Schools, and various campus will be held on Sunday at the came from abusive homes devotion to the Humane Society. i louvouras said he was one <>i sional would dream of having,' offices." First Unitarian Church, 3205 or they were neglected. They "She is a very selfless person, and the mo ; i ople she liad he said. "\ol only was his door \t 12:08 p.m. yesterday, a fam- Glendale Ave. in Toledo. weren't socialized at all, and she is out here every day rain or it is really hard to get a dog shine," said Skivers, who has been adopted if they aren't social- walking dogs for three years. "Any ized." free time she has, she devotes out H ■ ■ i Even when Donald was here." ri %' ■■' the only dog walker, she Donald agreed, saying she feels a would never leave a dog constant pull to be at the Humane unwalked. Society helping and walking the "I used to come by myself, dogs. and I would walk all the dogs "Walking dogs is nourishment V " -f ^! r ■ alone, just to the stop sign for your heart and your soul," she and back," she recalled. said. "It is good for you physically I But her mark on the dogs because of the exercise and good t * ■ 1 even after they leave the for you mentally because you are Humane Society is unending doing something to help somebody "1 was helping my mother else out" PROVIDED BY PCC with the heavy trash one Well, one thing is for certain, no day," she said. 'There was matter the weather, Donald is in it YjtLmj ALWAYS REMEMBERED: Richard Hoffman touched the lives of PCC students in die short turp as diiettoi Several students will remember him for years to come. a man walking down the all for the dogs. street with a dog and 1 said, The Wood County Humane 'Hi.' The dog was overly Society is always looking for vol- excited ... I found out later unteers. For more information CORRECTION Check us out online at Ithe dogl was adopted from contact 419-352-7339 or visit the the Humane Society, and Wood County Humane Society POLICY it remembered me. 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\ 3 Friday. February d. 2009 CAMPUS WWW.BGNEWS.COM GET A LIFE. CALENDAR Of EVENTS University chosen to Some tvenls tdien from iwilibgsu txfci Former dean of business 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Exhibit #9: "You Call That participate in LEAP initiative Dancing" college dies of lung cancer By Eric (Wl 130.131 Union Gallery Space From this initiative a set of learn- Reporter ing outcomes were created which 8 am llp.m. are now being implemented in the Muslim Student Association ByJohnBimi After retiringfromUniverity Tests don't necessarily measure VALUE program, which is meant Prayer Room Reporter in 1992, a book scholarship education, however, learning out- to find the most effective way of 2040lscamp was set up in his name and is comes da measuring a student's education. Robert A. Patton, a for- awarded to business students The University was one of 12 "V\fe haven't invested a kit in 9 d rn S p.m. mer dean of the College of at the University each year. campuses in the nation chosen standardized testing, instead we've Graphic Design Exhibition Business Administration at The job of dean came with to participate and help lead the turned to assessments in each by Deborah Thoreson the University, died of lung challenges, but Patton was Association of American Colleges major . . . these assessments are essentially asking students to do The Little Gallery cancer last Thursday at his always ready to meet them. and Universities Liberal Education home in Seven Like.. N.C., at He was always fair in dealing and America's Promise initiative what they have learned," Gromko 1 a.m. - 5 p.m. the age of 69. with issues such as promo- as well as their Valid Assessmenl said. of Learning in Undergraduate This is accomplished by giving BGSU Women's Chorus Patton joined the University tions and tenure, but he didn't faculty in 1967, teaching statis- back away from making the Education. students more project based work Formal tics and operations research. tough decision, Rao said. The University was approached in order to measure a student's 118-2 Table Space Union He was promoted to dean Patton enjoyed various to participate because it has a education leveL 2-52 of the College of Business sports and played in flag national reputation for being a "Projects would be a tot more Administration 15 years later football, softball, racquet- leader in these areas, according useful. Some people, they freak Singing Grams in 1982 and served that posi- ball and handball competi- (o Mark Gromko, interim provost oui when they take tests. Projects 118 10 Table Space Union tion until 1990. tions regularly. He was also and vice president for academic an' like networking," sophomore Throughout his time on an avid golfer, bridge player affairs. Colin Veatch said. PROVIDED BY THE PATTON FAMILY 5:30-11p.ru campus, Patton took on a and loved to water ski near One of many reasons that the Measuring the education of a Billiards Tournament bigger role by sticking to his GOODBYE: Robert A. Patton. for- his retirement home in North University decided to participate student is the main goal of the 101 Union - Black Swamp Pub values of fairness and com- mer dean of the College of Business Carolina. in the programs is because it gives VALUE program, and a set of meta- mitment. Adminsiralion. died of lung cancer last Although he was a very them a mechanism to be account- rubrics were created by combining 6 -11:45 p.m. Madhu Rao, senior associ- Thursday. well-rounded person, "Bob able for making sure students have the ways in which the 12 partici- Magic: The Gathering ate dean in the business col- never gloated about himself. a working education, Gromko pating schools already measured Conflux Release lege, cites Patton as an influ- should uphold my values and He was one of t hose guys that said. their student's education. Tournament ential factor when making his I will succeed. There may be everybody connects with," The LEAP initiative, which is The University is hoping these 316.318 Union choice to join the University temptations where you will PattiGnieski, Pat ton's young- actually finished, focuses on cam- meta-rubrics will be used to mea- as a faculty member. want to take shortcuts, but er sister said. puses promoting learning out- sure education more easily on a 7 -11 p.m "When I came for the inter- always stand tall," Rao said. )an Patton is Robert's wife comes to students in all majors national level because they adhere Texas Hold 'Em Tournament view, there was a reception Patton graduated from of 44 years. They lived in thus creating learning outcomes, to the LEAP outcomes. at IPatton'sl house and the Tarkio College in Northwest l-'indlay after he began teach- according to the AAC&U V\feb site. The 14 meta-rubrics, which can 228 Union Multipurpose Room whole atmosphere was so Missouri, where he was presi- ing al the University. learning outcomes examine be found on the University's Web 8 p.m. pleasant that it was one of the dent of the student body and "He was always much more a student's skills in six areas — site under the office of the pro- vost, each consist of four levels, Bad Astronomy key points in making my deci- captain of the football team. interested in other people critical and constructive thinking, sion in come here," Rao said. An athlete and a numbers than himself," Ian said. communication, engaging others from high to low, that measures a 112 Physical Sciences Lab Bldg. Patton continued to make man. he got his master's Robert A. Patton is also in action, general and special- student's work. 9:50-11:45 p.m. a positive impression on Rao degree in malhematics in 1963 survived by his son Rob, of ized knowledge and personal and These assessments are meant throughout his career. and his doctorate in statistics Westerville, Ohio, and his social responsibility. to help teachers gauge their stu- Changeling Movie Event "When 1 became the asso- in 1967 at (he University of brother BernardofScottsdale, " There were surveys done that dent's work based on where it falls Union Theater ciate dean he told me that I Missouri. Ariz. basically said employers are look- when compared to the rubric. ing for people that have skills in The ultimate purpose the learning outcomes. The sur- Langendorfer says is to make the veys mirrored ihe essentials of outcomes of a college education these learning outcomes the LEAP more than just the cerebral stuff. initiative created," said Stephen "The real purpose of a college John Langendorfer, director of BG education is to transfer it, inte- Perspectives and associative pro- grate, apply and reflect on it," he fessor of kinesiology. said.
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Looks like the juice wasn't worth the squeeze. Popular gossip Web site luicyCampus.com will shut down users to post today because of the faltering anonymously to message economy, luicyCampus Founder boards for more than 500 colleges and Chief Executive Officer Matt across the nation. It has accumu- Ivester, Trinity '05, announced lated numerous messages target- Wednesday. ing individual students and has "Evenwith great traffic and strong sparked controversy surrounding user loyalty, a business can't survive legal and ethical issues since its and grow without a steady stream inception. of revenue to support it." Ivester Duke and other universities' said in a statement. "In these his- officials and students have called torically difficult economic times, the site repulsive and devastating online ad revenue has plummeted — but it has still gotten hits Still, and venture capital funding has according to the luicyCampus dissolved. luicyCampus' exponen- blog, Ivester said the decision to tial growth outpaced our ability to take the site down was unrelated muster the resources needed to to legal investigations or feedback survive this economic downturn." from universities. No plans are cur- TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER: Junior John Bernard auctions off sophomore Jesse Smuda during ihe Track Club Dale Auction on last night Smuda sold for $26 was the hqhes! grossing The site, which first surfaced rently in place to resuscitate the club member sold "We got more money than I thought we would." Bernard said. 'I was pleased on Duke's campus in 2007, allows Web site, he said.
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And then came Sunday job, because the snow had been night. expected. The snow began to fall spo- But the mayor said London KEITH PAKIZ | THE BG NEWS radicalh at First, and then there isn't New York, Vancouver or was a deluge. Moscow, and there isn't a need It snowed the entire night, to have lots of grit and snow- and by Monday morning, there plows on hand. were six inches. Now, that's I was worried I wouldn't get DUBLIN —My adventures have really not a lot of snow, but out of London on Tuesday for Peanut butter companies not . gone wildly amiss, when a city that usually doesn't my i light to Dublin. The only dme I didn't have get snow gets that much, it is I was worrying about the any problems was on the flight disastrous. wrong thing. The bad weath- to London from Salzburg, Allbiisscrviccswcrccanceled. er had migrated to Ireland, only culprits in salmonella case After getting off my flight, I Ten of the II underground lines so my flight was delayed for headed to the "everyone-who- were cither closed or partially three hours. The weather on isn't-a-European-Union-citizen shortened. Museums and stores Wednesday wasn't nice, but it By Brian Ellcr thanks. plant has had a number of inci- gate," where I was hassled about were running short-Staffed wasn't raining or snowing, so I , 1 Wire Only after 12 separate reports dents, the more habitual action entering Great Britain. because the empk tyees couldn't won't complain. of salmonella in the corpora- seems to be the FDA's failure to This was the second time get to work. I was able to tour most of the We all remember the threats our tion's plant are fingers finally do its job and its inability to take where being an American lias This made for an interesting center of t he city, went to a cou- parents gave us to stop misbe- being pointed in search of the action against these violations. been problematic. The first was da) to be a tourist, especially ple museums, walked around having. answers. Only after the guys in when I was leaving Romania when six indies of snow really the Trinity College campus and "If you do that one more time," The truth is, the blame needs Washington, D.C. ask ques- and entering Hungary. My isn't a problem for me (except ale a hamburger at a traditional or, "OK, I mean it this time." to be placed on both the FDA tions does the FDA step in and Amcrican-ness caused the car that I had sneakers on). Irish pub for lunch. I suppose that's what the l-'ood and the Peanut Corporation of take names. And after learning to be searched. So instead of touring the The poor weather returned, and Drug Administration kept America plant in Georgia. Both President Barack Obama is dis- But hack to London. Tower of I ondon complex like I bringing rain and snow. telling the Peanut Corporation parties are the culprits in this satisfied with the job of the FDA, Afterthat. all things went well had planned, I did some things As I was writing this yester- of America in response to its sal- "sticky" situation. and plans to appoint a new com- for a couple of days. The hostel that were not on mv must-do day in the Dublin airport, the monella problems, until death Surely one or two outbreaks missioner of the organization wasn't too had, other than there list. snow was accumulating a bit. reports began to surface and the can be swept under the media are underway, now the adminis- wasn't any heat in my room. I heard an organ recital at St. hut really not affecting flights. nation grew increasingly wary rug. It's this 12th incident that tration is demanding a criminal I toured lots of museums, Martin-in-the-l ields. I went to The only ones affected were of putting those peanut but- has finally captured the nation's investigation. hung out with some other l'addington Station and look a the ones to Britain because the ter crackers in their children's attention and concern, however. This isn't the first time the FDA Americans I knew from Austria picture of the l'addington Hear weather was still awful there. lunch. Since September 2008,500 cases has faced criticism for itsactions, who were also touring London, statue. I went to Hard Rock Cafe Overall, Dublin wasn't the Since 2007, the Peanut of salmonella have been report- or lack thereof. In the last 15 loved the underground (or for a pin to add to my collect ion. greatest experience ever. The Corporation's plant in Georgia ed across 43 states and Canada, years there have been numerous "subway" to Americans) and, in I spent the rest of the day work- bus system was exceedingly has tested positive for traces of including eight fatalities. All it cases of contaminated products general, learned lots, especially ing on an css.iy difficult to use, because the salmonella a stomach-churning took was a countrywide scare from companies that never saw about lack the Kipper (I recom The snow was the "otst in -lops areh'l marked with the 12 times. A dozen separate inci- and multiple deaths for people the courtroom. mend the tour from Original lit years, reports said. A lot of stop name and the buses don't dents in which a disease that to worry about this. Eight years ago, the Sara Lee London Walks to anyone, espe- newspapers were giving the can spread rapidly and cause I admit I am guilty of the Corp. was fined just $200,000 cially with the guy who is the mayor a hard time for not hav- See KEMP | Page 5 typhoid fever and death simply same blindness. Until this most for pleading guilty to selling bad foremost expert on lack). ing done a better preparatory passed by the FDA with a check recent outbreak I hadn't heard meat that killed 15 people. mark on the report sheet. much news about these repeat- In 1993, an E. Coli outbreak Federal inspectors found sev- ed instances by the company, that sickened more than 700 eral instances of mold, leaky or put stock into their sever- people and killed four who ate roofs, unsanitary work stations ity. Apparently the FDA didn't under cooked Jack in the Box Second Amendment shouldn't and even cockroaches in the either. hamburgers did lead to tighter Blakely. Ga„ plant. Despite the It's becoming a scary thought agriculture standards, but no findings, the owner of the plant that the organization designed one was ever prosecuted. sa id t he problems were "relat ivc- to protect consumers from And just three years ago, pros- ly minor." I only care for a hint of harmful foods and drugs is fail- be used to justify deadly firearms cockroach in my peanut butter, ing to do so. While the Georgia See PEANUT|I |5
ByVin..tTiruv»di yesterday's policies? semi-automatic technological U Wire Gun culture isn't the subtlest marvels, so why slop there? cultural facet throughout the Non-lethal weapons have It wouldn't be too radical to sug- South, of which Texas A&M is (nine a long way, now encom- gest the 18th century was very an ardently enthusiastic con- passing everything from mace different from the 21st century, stituent. It's (somewhat) under- tii the painfully efficient Active CALLING ALL COLUMNISTS AND but bring up gun control laws standably important to people. Denial System, amilitary direct- and the differences are sudden- But asalicnt feature ofAmerican ed-energy weapon capable of ly inconsequential. A glance at society is the ability to adapt to sending the most hardened CARTOONISTS!!!! technology's relentless advance new technologies and, in the Steven Segal-like tough guy over the past three centuries face of a bettei solution, let go of heading for the hills. It does this readily demonstrates the stark bygone ways. not by throwing more bullets or Need a place to voice your opinions? The Forum contrasts between today's fire- Gun culture and the Second puncturing more organs, but arms and the antiquated fire- Amendment of the Constitution in inicrowaving your skin and section is looking for more people like you to sticks of an equally antiquated dictate that every American has causing an unbearable amount era. arighttobcararmsidevicesthal, of reversible pain. This technol- write columns and illustrate for us. The relentless advance has at thelimeof our nation'sfound- ogy has gone through a barrage most recently shifted its focus ing, fired solid little balls at 450 of testing and, although it gar- towards non-lethal, or compli- meters per second after loading ners its own share of concerns, ance, weapons. This begs one the gun with black powder and is in the process of becoming • Contact us at [email protected], to reconsider gun control issues ammo at the muzzle end. \\e'\ e a field weapon in today's con- with a distinctly modern eye. had no qualms in applying the flicts. call us at 419-372-6966, Do tomorrow's guns change Second Amendment to today's There are many other ave- nues available to develop or just swing by our newsroom in 210 West Hall. even more impressive and SPEAK YOUR MIND effective non-lethal arms, Got something'you want to say about an opinion column or news story?, Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor: See GUNS | Page 5
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But dent in America, the 154 Individ requirements simultaneously Seniors to Sophomores, intro- uals at Ohio's 14 four-year public while enrolled full- or part-time KIICHIRO SATO I AP PHOTO duced by Gov. Ted Strickland for institutions made a combined on a college campus. STATE BUDGET: Strickland is asking the current school year, explic- S35 million last year, accord This first year of college is Ohioans to pay more to farm, drive, enjoy itly enables credits to count for ing to figures compiled by I be free to the student — a power- the outdoors, keep the environment clean both college and high school and Associated Press. ful sweetener when families arc and do business in the state. His J55 bil- Immerses a student on a col- Gee makes $775,008 a year trying to condense their bud- lion budget proposal released Monday lege campus. The program was before bonuses. The median sal gets in rough economic times. increases 120 state fees, calls for pay cuts designed to boost dual-enroll- ary for public university presi- < HTicials in Ohio, where only one of up to 6 percent for all state employees ment participation. dents In the state is $355,000, the ol live adults is a college gradu- and empties the state's rainy day fund to T know that if I have leeway data show. ate, believe the program will get make up for a projected S7 billiondefiot to slack off then I will, and there Strickland seeks a (i percent more students interested in col- amid a slumping economy. is no leeway when you're taking pay cut from unionized agency lege and eventually help revive a college classes," said Catherine workers in the upcoming two sagging economy. aren't new or rare. In 1997, Idaho Packer. 17, a senior at Mifflin year budget. It such a cut were "It's possible more parents will became the first state to allow High School in Columbus who's applied to all univcisin presi encou rage t heir child ren to enroll students to participate full-time attending Ohio State University. dents and their cabinets, it would in dual enrollment, thinking that in dual-enrollment courses, "The teachers expect more. amount to about S2.1 in million dual-enrollment credits will save according to the Education The environment is different. savings. them from paying tuition down Commission. Currently, only Students actually want to learn." Strickland spokeswoman the road." said lenniter Dounay, four states don't have statewide Administrators agreed the Amanda Wurst says the gover- senior policy analyst for the programs. program places more pressure nor's budget plan targets only Education Commission of the The number of students taking on students to perform. state agencies over which he has States. Beyond the financial ben- advantage of the programs has "There is a certain amount of direct authority for the pay and efits, students view the early col- increased steadily. Prom 2002- risk for the students," said Kristen benefits concessions which lege coursework as a boost in the 2007 in Iowa, for example, the ligg, associate dean at Kent State includes his own office. Along increasingly competitive world number of high school students University's Salem Campus. "If with the pay cut. he lias asked of college admissions, Dounay earning college credits at com- they don't pass the course then state workers to assume 1(1 per said munity colleges increased 60 they are going to have a problem cent of their health insurance KIICHIRO SATO Dual-enrollment programs percent graduating from high school." premiums to make ends meet. UNIVERSITY SALARIES: i Gordon Gee talks to students Daniel Bennett, executive on the c. . ■'< employees, its uni- director of the Washington. versity p' I be subject to a 6 petcent pay cut imposed in Gov. D.C.-based Center for College Ted StikUand's budget of "shared sacrifice" Top officials at the state's 14 four-yea' universities Strickland bill bans corporal punishment Affordahility & Productivity, earn a combined S54 6 mi ' he Associated Press. Nationally. advocates paring back university i pay increases of 8 percent in the last fiscal year and the number of salaries and all but educational high-paid administrative jobs are on t By Lisa Cornwcll "The governor does ing to allow it. Parents in those programs during hard times. The Associated Press districts may refuse to have their "Our view is that college presi pushing up the overall costs of according to salary information not believe that children paddled. dents should he compensated college to students and taxpay provided to the AP by the insti- Gov. Ted Strickland's budget That law left a loophole for for performance." he said. "So ('IV tutions. bill will contain a statewide corporal punishment districts to keep paddling," said if they're doing a great job. then Data collected from all 14 four Ohio state spokeswoman ban on corporal punishment Block. we don't necessarily mind that year universities in Ohio show Shelly Hoffman said the univer- in schools, a change that would has a place..." Since the 1994 legislation, hills they're getting high pay. But that 28 of the 154 administrators sity annually benchmarks the take the decision on whether to have heen introduced periodi- there should be some objective earn S300.000 or more per year. salaries of its administrators and allow spanking and other forms Amanda Wurst | Spokeswoman cally to expand the ban but have measure of that, such as the job For 11, the figure includes a car stall to national normsformajor of physical discipline out of the never resulted in further action. they do retaining students or allowance. The numbers don't four yeat research universities, hands of local school boards. punishment in Ohio, according While some national educa- their graduation rate." include benefits or bonuses and they are not out of line. Strickland's education policy to Human Rights Watch. tion groups haven't taken a posi- Bruce Johnson, president of University of Cincinnati " I he university aspires to be adviser, John Stanford, said dur- An official with t he (lolumbus- tion on paddling, the national the Inter-University Council of President Nancy Zimpherispaid one of the lop 10 research tini- ing a press briefing yesterday bascd Center for Effective I*TA believes paddling should be Ohio, said colleges and universi $418,789, the next highest presi- versities in the country, and if that the administration views Discipline, said her group and banned everywhere. The groups ties have to spend what is neces dent's salary under Gee's. you look at when' we've come the change as key to creating others have worked bard to get president, Jan Harp Domene, has sary to attract talented people. The states four-year uni- from In terms of our Investment ideal learning environments for such a ban in Ohio, and she is said that paddling perpetuates a "These are big places with, versities arc: Ohio Stale. Ohm in the last in years or so. clearly Ohio children. hopeful that the latest proposal cycle of child abuse. many times, hospitals and thou- University, University oi Akron, you can see those rc-iills," she The proposal will be part of will succeed. Research shows that corporal sands of employees." he said. University of fbledo, Kent said. sweeping education reforms "It's banned by 29 states, and punishment is used more with "And generally, as compared to State. Bowling Green, ( entral Hoffman pointed out that 85 the governor announced dur- it's time for Ohio to join them," minority children and in certain private sector jobs, the CEO is State. Cleveland Slate, Miami percent ol Ohio Slate's budget ing his recent State of the State said Nadine Block, executive states. not overcompensated." University of Ohio. Cincinnati, comes from non-public sources speech, according to Amanda director of the national nonprof- Black students and Native Bennett said his center, found Youngstown Stale. Wright and that its research hospital is Wurst, a spokeswoman for the it group that provides informa- Americans are more than twice ed on the heels of t he 2006 report State, Shawnee state and the the fastest growing employe! In governor. tion to the public on effects of as likely to be paddled than their of the Commission on the Future Northeastern Ohio Universities the region. "The governor does not corporal punishment and alter- white counterparts, according to of Higher Education, discourag- Colleges ni Medicine and AccordingtothecoUegeafford- believe that corporal punish- natives. "The practice has been a st udy of P.ducat ion Depa rt ment es the operation of research hos- Pharmacy. ability center, the ratio of admin- ment has a place in a 21st cen- going down every year, and it's data released in August by pitals, dormitories and student Hie eight highest paid central istrators per 1,000 students grew tury classroom," Wurst said. really lost its public acceptance." Human Rights Watch and the recreational facilities by univer- office university administrators from 9.22 in 2(11)3 to 10.06 in 2007 In the 2006-2007 school year, Some of the states that ban American Civil liberties Union. sities, viewing such endeavors as In the state work al Ohio State, at public, four-year colleges. 672 students received corporal paddling include Michigan, Texas and Mississippi accounted Minnesota. 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The Obama if he attended debates 1 Sarah exhibit will be on display wearing Michael Jordan basketball Palin shoes with Abercrombie hooded The Alaskan until March 1. and sweatshirts? admission is free. Although answers may vary, Gov. turns wardrobe is a key factor in run- n trendsetter ning a reputable political cam- " paign. Those not associated with the clothing and beauty industries Marcus, we began to see what often view them as markets for appealed to be a new vice presi- non-essential goods It is true that dential candidate traveling the the $5,000 suits worn by Obama Country It is no coincidence Palin and McCain play no part in their began to do more televised events ability to be great politicians. with McCain. Various national However, appearing in an ill-fitting polls soon began to report the $200 suit may leave a hopeful poli- support for Palin had grown sub- Howard's Club H tician looking weak, untrustworthy, stantially. This could very well be and irresponsible. contributed to many other factors Tomorrow at Howards There is no doubt that the thou- but I would bet it had a lot to do Club H, Chicago Afrobeat sands of dollars invested in styl- with a growth in male supporters Project will be performing ists are effective in persuading Palin's makeover may haw come voters According to a University at the expense of SI50,000. but it along with Boogie Matrix survey following the election, a could very well have kickstarted Mechanism Call 419 352- vast majority of students take into her journey to the White House. 3195 for more consideration non-political issues The rumor around Washington is when casting their vote. Meaning, information about the that Palin is already campaigning it is a social fact that appearance, for 2012. event. personality and wardrobe are key Could it be that the best ward- factors in any campaign. robe and makeup decides our Ixioking back at the election. I m political leaders? We can only sure many of us recall the Republic hope this is not the case. For years, TOLEDO National Committee dishing out consumer scientists have studied $150,000 for Sarah Palin's new the effect color and fabrics have Dave Mason wardrobe. This was reportedly an on consumers It's a consensus attempt to transform Palin from that our American culture has Tomorrow at the Best the Alaskan soccer mom to an helped us internalize an associa- Buy on Monroe Street. Alaskan soccer mom resembling a tion between clean, groomed and 2004 Rock and Roll Hall Fortune 500 CEO. Following $75,000 shopping See FASHION | Page 8 of Fame inductee Dave sprees at stores like Neiman Mason will perform a 30-minute free concert to promote his new solo album titled "26 Letters and 12 Notes" He will be available to sign autographs afterward. PHOTO PBOVIDE0 MUSIC WITH A BITE: The newly-formed band Fangs Out describe themsevles as 'artsy, catchy and minimalist-inspired, with some dark yet deep lyrics" They'll be performing today at Howard's Club H at 9 p.m. Bye, Bye Birdie GAME Today at 8 p.m. at the Story by Ella FowUr | Reporter Valentine Theatre, the First impressions are always important and are based on an array of different elements — personality, handshake, Eclectic duo bring out musical "Bye. Bye Birdie" body language or humor. will be performed with But for some people, they are remembered just by say- its lineup of momentous ing, 'Hi, my name is r.." their hits including "Put on a "|My name] is an icebreaker and that's good," said Bambi Gonwa, who was named after her mother's best Happy Face," "One Boy" friend from high school. By Malt Liaise minimalist-inspired, with some and 'Hymn for a Sunday With stars in Hollywood naming their children unique Pulse Reporter dark yet deep lyrics. Evening'" Call 419-242- names such as Coco, Apple, Bronx, Sunday Rose, Kal-el The two's friendship formed and Zolten, interesting names seem to be a recent fad. Fangs Out may not be aired on after recognizing their similar 2787 for more information. But for those who don't have fame and power, growing MTV or playing at New York eclectic tastes in music, and ELSEWHERE up with a unique name hasn't always been that easy. City's Madison Square Garden, formed their first band. Bullet "I was teased when I was little about my mom dying but their love for music is shown Teeth, with three other friends. said. "For every joke against my Top 20 Insane ALBUM NAMES name I get two compliments." Celebrity Baby Critic gets 'taken' for Ftom Page 7 People with unique names REVIEWS often have to prove their identity Names and stuff," Bambi said. "Nowadays through an l.D. or licenses. a thrilliiing ride people just rail me a stripper." "One time I got pulled over due 20 Kal-el. child ol Nicolas Cage I'or Storm Anderson, named to a random check," Sundeep said. 19. Pilot Inspektor. child of Jason IHerich : iiir slave iraffickini after the famous baseball player "I told the officer my name, and he Lee person capable of finding Storm Da\is, it is people's com- didn't believe me. I had to show 18. Fifi Trixibelle. child of Bob person Kim talked ments about her having a sister him my license because he want- Geldof and Paula Yates ithei named I iglitning or people asking ed to make sure I wasn't lying." 17. Apple, child of Gwyneth Paltrow \s Ins journey, lakes hint bai k if she was Ixini on a rainy day that While having an interesting and Chris Martin into the familiar world of crime annoy her. name might raise eyebrows or 16 Coco, child of Couleney Cox e. Mills becomes the "I was Ixirn on Earth Day and jokes from friends, being unique and David Arqaette an army whos fully capable people ask, Did you know you sets people apart from the crowd. 15. Kyd, child of David Duchovny ing an otherwise mindless were going to be moody?'" Storm "I used to Iwant to change my and Tea Leoni . i in kily. tin' chara tcr ■ Gym Class Heroes said. namel," Storm said. "But now, I 14. Sage Moonblood. child of ctoi who can ■ Grade | C • Sarah Shamrock Showier decid- realize my name is unique and Sylvester Stallone i\ chantctet seem like they "THE QUILT ed In high school she wanted to go original." 13. Destry. child of Steven Spielberg by her middle name because there For Bambi, having a unique 12. Maddox. adopted child of liaight from reality With WHAT TONY KASMAR THINKS: Al In driving force wen- so many other Sarahs in her name helped her grow as a per- Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt : 11. Memphis Eve. child of Bono ol the I tooverlookthe Itiomcles* school. Now siie doesn't see herself son. going back. "I think tin namel in a way 10. Ocean, child of Forest Whitaler 1 lai prob ems -1 ,ts School Children would pool episodes "It truly makes me stand out, and made tne a stronger person," she 9. Prince Michael ll/Blanket, child of ■ the uninspired moments I am more likely to be remem- said. "I love it. 1 always have to tell Michael Jackson bered," said Shamrock, whose my story." 8. Rocket Rodriguez, child of Robert i iture imperfet i writ- Rodriguez p|icns when a logical ■ middle name is Shamrock because Sundeep just likes the fact that she was bom on St. Patrick's Day. he is different from everyone else. 1. Blue Angel, child of The Edge in or common sen* (from U2) pmeni ol lor Sundeep Mutgi, it is living "It is great to be more memo- 1 in America that makes his name rable and great not to fit into the 6. Audio Science, child of Shannyn Instance, when Mills Sossamon : tlirougli the interesting. crowd with everyone else," he said. 5. Moon Unit, child of Frank Zappa -in;; massive "In India |my namel is pretty I lowever, there are some down- \h Me If You Can" 4. Diva Thin Muffin, child of Frank sii ■;,• policc- common," Sundeep said. "But sides to having an interesting Zappa • people remember me a lot easier, name. lo arrest him. This ged" opens 3. Moxie Crimefighter. child of Penn on ma) have worked ■ .tllcxlabpl it is not your typical John or Tim." "The bad thing is my name Jillette ■ liijackcd a cat from lit Boy) 10 I )espite the jokes or comments doesn't go with a lot of other last 2. Tu Morrow, child of Rob Morrow . uards in the people with unique names receive, names," Stonn said, in reference 11U1R&B 1. Jermajesty, child of icene. there is an upside to being inter- to getting married and changing you're willing to thought esting. her last name. "I remember think- Jermaine Jackson ■ "I really like my name," Geneva ing, this isn't going to go with any- ■ nounl ol dis ion stop thrill I lodgson, an art education major, thing." Compiled from www.cracked.com/ Imosi entire!) M'tes.the powerful lead ''ool« i moments ol . 'i^wekome and said a new song will be irmance that would T ■ and'No performed as well. ■ FASHION FANGS : iuer proud, this is one - From Page 7 From Page 7 The show starts at 9 p.m. II will have trouble holding with fellow bands Hot Damn, upon ngs. smooth appearances with confi- musicians, but also as friends. A Gun For Hire, HMNLCD and ... . . dence, likcability and intelligence. They are still attempting to Human Cargo. Letter Grade: B conglom*'.'' When going to an interview. catch their stride, or even fig- Although they have been ■ : go sewn conference or even class, take a uring out what their stride is, staying local, playing venues moment to consider il you're giving Peterson said. in Bowling Green and Toledo, * the oft the impression you are hop- The two collaborate with they are looking to expand out ■ ing to get across to your peers. each other when writing music to the Cleveland and Detroit ..K-slanpear- melodies and pull a lot of lyrics areas. Dreams of becoming from Peterson's dream journals famous and touring all over the - N and some of his poetry. world are held in their minds, ;'owth.biiI "I think it helps that we're not but as of now, the small venues ■ KENO From Page 7 'music theory freaks,'" Wandtke are just fine. ■■ ■ tterlud said. "I mean, I don't want to be gas stations or convenience stores. She swears the idea of their a sell-out, but if someone People are coming in here for the self-reaching unprofessional- offered me a bunch of money sole purpose to play Keno, and we ism makes them who they are. ..." Wandtke explained. "I mean, have regulars who come in to play The upbeat "The Lustful" isn't the goal to become rich two or three times a week" and the political "Black Market" and famous?" Recruiting Event Polutnik said there have been earn the most feedback from These days, getting enough Tuesday, February 10,2009 • 10 am - 3 pm multiple days when someone has the crowd, and although their money to buy a new micro- won about S3IX) at a time. The larg- lyrics can be a bit harder to phone gets them excited. They Perry Field House est winning they've ever had was understand, both band mem- are still awaiting the moment 01 N. Mercer Rd., Bowling Green, OH 43403 when a customer won $1200 in bers feel better when they are they can buy legs for their drum Apply online at www.BorderPatrol.gov one day. left unexplained and open set, which currently does not "People come in and get inter- to interpretation. Fangs Out, have any. They said they are 30V Recruiting code: SDTM ested and try it for the first time," which comes from the WWII yearning for the day they do For more information, email us al [email protected]. Polutnik said "They'll ask ques- catchphrase which they found not have to use cinderblocks tions, and I'll explain it to them and after searching around for or Wandtke's sister, Stephanie tell them to give it a shot." awhile on the Internet, are sure to keep the set from rolling off The lottery is going to be from 5 to play these two songs tonight the stage. - (I p.m. at Flickers March 3 to intro- duce Keno to the public. There will be tee T-shirts, Msbees and cou- of luck" and wouldn't recommend pons lor the game. playing. On the Record Though there are many "It's a sucker's game," Wasilko said. What are you listening to on enthusiasts who enjoy Keno, "It's like playing the Ohio Lonery. your music player? there are some people who Your chances of winning aren't that aren't that crazy about the good especially if you're trying to * , r game. Win big. Even if you're only playing Senior Scott Wasilko is an avid for a dollar or two it adds up, so V I online poker player and has a lot in the long run you'll most likely of gambling experience. I le's even come out on the short end of the taken a few short trips to Ciinada to stick unless you hit really big." Bud Wolfram, Senior gamble at the casinos. Wasilko's not However, Wasilko said that if Parma, Ohio a huge fan of keno, but has played you're hanging out and want to em nigh to know the ins and outs of throw in a dollar or two for fun, 1. Tool — "Eulogy" the simple game. that this is the game to do it on 2. Bob Marley - "No Woman. "for any gambler the thrill of because it's easy and anyone can No Cry" winning big is right around the figure it out. 3. Stone Temple Pilots — "Down" comer," Wasilko said. "Keno gives "Unlike other casino games, Keno 4. Prince — "Purple Rain" the players something else to do involves no skill," Wasilko said. "So 5. Deftones — "The Chauffuer" while they're out having a drink if you're just looking to gamble for or getting something to eat. It's an fun, you don't need to know much "All of the songs are by great added form of entertainment on to play." musicians, and it's a nice variety top of the entertainment you're Stop in at Easy Street, Flickers or of different styles of music. Also, fc already getting by being out with any oilier restaurants or bars carry- Tool is the greatest band ever, your friends." ing Keno and try it out for yourself and if you don't like Prince, you Wasilko refers to Keno as a "game You could be the hicky winner. don't count!" iOl . . . u„.,r conse 1045 N.Main 7B 1««™ inch ot your rmndas E Bowling Green, Ohio ■ upinachoppetor 419-353-5800 Management Inc. www.meccabg.com nals by «oppmg them Student Housing V meccabg.com JOIN WWW.BORDERPATROt.GOV us 119 Clay St. - $685 1 Newlove Rentals 1 • Large two bedroom 730 Elm St. - $615 } 332 S. Main (our only office) ' duplexes/houses 316 Ridge St. - $705 ' 419-352-5620 www.newloverentals.com SPORT SIDELINES BASKETBALL Jakubowski and Larson honored [IHANMAGOC ■•■fHGNfAS Falcon men's basketball' FAST SUCCESS: Vicky Yu came ro the Falcons with high expectations and has lived up to them thus lat players Joe Jakubowski and Marc Larson have been named to the ESPN The Magazine College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District Team. The two were both selected to a regional team of five. ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for continued updates on all your favorite Falcon teams. Yesterday, we posted a high- light video and a photo slide- EtHANM»GOC !■•..'. show from Wednesday nights FAR FROM HOME: Vicky Yu stands before the American Flag in an early season meet. basketball game. Also, look for the first of a 22 part series on all the recruits in the 2009 recruiting class. Additionally, Freshman Vicky Yu has traveled thousands of miles to find success in BG we will be live blogging both away basketball games this By John Lopez "I recruited Vicky to be a MAC champion. individual medley by nearly a second. weekend. liter "Unlike the MAC championships www.bgnewssports.com You can't replace [senior] Alisha Yee, but Vicky where swimmers gel a mandatory 15 It takes aboul $1,300 and 23 hours for minute rest between swims, there is freshman swimmer Vicky Yu to catch has all the potential to achieve all the great no set time between dual meets," said SCHEDULE a flight homo to her native Shenyang, assistant coach Mark I loward. China, rhank goodness she has found a things Alisha had done." that hasnt stopped the coaching TODAY second home in the pool at the Bowling from pushing Yu to her limits: after Green NatatcuUim. Vtk Howiitd I As: all they do have high expectations. Hockey: Whereas potential' can only get you "I recruited Vicky to be a MAC cham- at Northern Michigan: 7:35 p.m. so far in Div. I college athletics, thus fat became roommates and practically And fly she does. Yn was dominant pion," Howard said. "You can't replace Swimming: in her Falcon career. Yu has demonstrat- inseparable. from the stan, catching everyone by jseniorl Alisha Yee, but Vicky has all the ed a stark ability in .surpass everyone's "I try to help her explain things to storm, including the opposition. potential to achieve all the great things vs. Buffalo; 5 p.m. already high expectations. people," Beam said. "I also try to help At her first ever dual meet against Alisha had done." Track and Field: But all the talent in the world doesnoi her with school work." Mid-American Conference powerhouse Pushed for any possible shortcom- vs. Central Michigan; 5 p.m. make it easy to he thousands of miles The good deeds have not gone unno- Eastern Michigan, the freshman left ings in Yu's abilities, Howard smirked TOMORROW .Ural from everyone and everything you ticed by Yu. her competition in the dust winning and conceded that they are working to know, "She is my best Iriend," Yu said speak- two events and finishing second in her improve the freshman's breathing pat- Women's basketball: "I miss my family and li sends," 'I u said. ing of Bealty "She helps me a lot." third. tern. at Western Michigan; .12 p.m. "And my parents miss me so much." As for her performance in the pool, Yu I'ossibly more impressive was the "She has struggled with her breathing TV: ESPNU leu 'in. whose second language is did not pick tip the sport until she was :i short time between her last two races. in the past, but Vicky has been able to English, it was a struggle to communi- years old. Yu was touched out at the wall in the improve on that this season." I loward Swimming: cate effectively at times. I hat was until "I first learned to swim at a municipal 100-yard butterfly race, but only had to said. vs. Akron; 1 p.m. she met teammate |en lleatty, a freestyle swimming program," Yu said. "My lir-i wait 10 minutes for revenge as she was Tennis: spec ialist who was quick to befriend Vu. stroke was the backstroke but when I back in the pool .swimming away from See YU | Page 10 Within a mattei ol weeks the two was 13,1 switched to fly." her challengers and whining the 400- vs. Xavier; 1 p.m. Gymnastics: vs. Kent State; 4 p.m. Men's basketball: at Central Michigan: 7 p.m. Hockey set for crucial road series Hockey: By Ethan Magoc at Northern Michigan: 7:35 p.m. Brandon Reporter SUNDAY Sexton Svendsen M MB Has anchored the Tennis: The BG hockey team is start- P'~ t"fll 's second in r*> vfl J theCCHAin /ff top line for BG vs. Cincinnati; 12 p.m. ing to see its hopes for home ice advantage during the first this season round of the playoffs slipping OUR CALL away. I be falcons, in 11th place in weekends of the season will corners," Paluch said. "The puck the Central Collegiate Hockey become even tougher. carrier could have the puck for Today in Association standings, are six "It's a real critical time of the a little more (time and space] Sports History points behind the two eighth year," said coach Scott Paluch. than he would in our arena." place teams — Lake Superior "All four teams that are playing Falcon goaltender limmy 1958-Ted Williams' and Northern Michigan. need these points in a big way." Spratt was successful earlier this $135,000 contract makes him Fortunately for the Falcons, Speaking of big, the Falcons season on Alaska's larger surface, Marquette, Mich., is exactly will he playing on a larger ice stopping all 30 of Alaska's shots the highest paid ballplayer. GRITTY: Uuni Prochaska leads the STEPPING: Otis Polk has stepped in lot the Fakons in points and rebounds. Fakons in the past few games where they will face off tonight surface at Northern Michigan, on Oct. 24 for a 1 -0 shutout. and tomorrow at 7:35 p.m. the first series they've done Paluch will likely go to his The List against the Wildcats. so since traveling to Alaska in senior netmindcrforat least one Win two games, and BG will October, Paluch said there are game against the Wildcats. In another sports filled keep pace with the teams it certain ways his team must "limmy was very good up weekend, here are the top University basketball needs to pass to secure that cov- adapt their style to the larger there." Paluch said. "Obviously five sports to watch: eted eighth seed or above. surface this weekend. limmy was terrific on Saturday But if they take away two "We're dealing with an extra lagainst Miamil. so he's feeling 1. Basketball: Both the squads head to Michigan points or less, the final three 15 feet as far as coming out of pretty confident." men and women will travel • By Jason Jonas to Michigan to try and keep so, stretch their road win streak Assistant Sports Editor to three games. their winning streaks alive. Things have turned around in Positive drug tests may not haunt Bonds 2. Hockey: The icers With one month to go until the a good way for the falcons as of Mid-American Conference tour- late. BG will enter the game with have a crucial series for nament, both BG basketball a record of 12-9 (5-3 MAC). By Paul Ellas tiary hearing yesterday that she the hearing, sitting quietly at a their home playoff hopes teams have been going streak- The Falcons currently are in The Associated Press was leaning toward excluding table with six lawyers for about in Northern Michigan. ing. fourth place in the MAC East the results seized by investi- an hour. The men's win streak now division. Their 5-3 conference SAN FRANCISCO — A federal gators during a BA1.C.0 raid According to court docu- 3. Gymnastics: Its stands at a season high four record, while middle of the road judge overseeing Barry Bonds' unless there is direct testimo- ments, Bonds tested positive Alumni Day at Anderson games, while the women's streak in the Bast, would have them in criminal case said her "prelim- ny tying the urine samples to on three separate occasions in stands at an outstanding 19 first place in the West division. inary thoughts" are to exclude Bonds. She is not expected to Arena. 2000 and 2001 for the steroid games. That's the division Central from trial three positive drug issue her ruling yesterday. methenelone in urine samples; 4. Swimming: The Both teams will be heading to Michigan currently resides. tests, though she's inclined to Bonds is charged with lying he also tested positive two of Michigan tomorrow, the men for The Chippewas will enter the keep a recorded conversation to a December 2003 grand team has two home dual those three times for the ste- a in,in Imp wit In enl 1.11 Michigan, game with a record of 6-14 (3-5), between Bonds' personal train- jury when he said he never roid nandrolone. meets. and the women for a matchup currently third place in the West er and former personal assis- knowingly used performance- The test results were seized 5. Tennis: BG has two with Western Michigan. tant discussing steroid use. enhancing drugs. Me pleaded The men will try to stretch theii See HOOPS | Page 10 U.S. District Judge Susan not guilty to the charges ear- See TRIAL | Page 10 hojne meets this weekend. win streak to five games, in doing Illston said during an eviden- lier yesterdav, then stayed for 8 PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM said. "For every joke against my Top 20 Insane ALBUM NAMES name 1 get two compliments." Celebrity Baby Critic gets 'taken' for From Page 7 People with unique names REVIEWS often have to prove their identity Names 4im&*stm and stuff." Bambi said. "Nowadays through an I.D. or licenses. a thrilling ride people just call me a stripper." "One time 1 got pulled over due 20. Kal-el. child of Nicolas Cage For Storm Anderson, named to a random check." Sundeep said. 19. Pilot Inspektor. child of Jason By Aaron Helffetich napped for slave trafficking. Now after the famous baseball player "I told tire officer my name, and he Lee the only person capable ol Bndins Storm Davis, it is people's com- didn't believe me I had to show 18. Fifi Trixibelle, child of Bob them K the last person kim talked ments about her having a sister him my license because he want- Geldof and Paula Yates ducen of the HI: herfather. named lightning or people asking ed to make sure I wasn't lying." 17. Apple, child of Gwyneth Paltrow new ilii have stolen a \s his (oumey takes him back if she was bom on a rainy day that While having an interesting and Chris Martin m the playbook ol the hit into Uie familiar world of crime annoy her. , name might raise eyebrows or 16. Coco, child of Courteney Cox and espionage, Mills becomes the "I was bom on Earth Day and jokes from friends, being unique and David Arqdette mu 15. Kyd. child of David Duchovny milai in iliai ofKefer one-man army whofefuflj capable people ask, 'Did you know you sets people apart from the crowd. I jam ni carryingan otherwise mindless were going to be moody?'" Storm "I used to Iwant to change my and Tea Leoni action stoty I uckOji the oharai ret ■ Gym Class Heroes said. namel," Storm said. "But now, I 14 Sage Moonblood. child of ■ Grade | C • Sylvester Stallone II agent who refiiMis lo play ;■ portrayed In an actor who can Sarah Shamrock Showier decid- realize my name is unique and bj the n getting make arq character seem &e they THE QUILT ed in high school she wanted to go original." 13. Destry. child of Steven Spielberg came straight from reality With by Iter middle name because there For Bambi, having a unique 12. Maddox. adopted child of WHAT TONY KASMAR THINKS: Al were so many other Sarahs in her name helped her grow as a per- Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt i torture ICI acquire I iam Neeson as the driving force " ■ " ,!■ " ■ : C rmation from their ol the Sim, it's easy to overlook die school. Now she doesnt see herself son. 11. Memphis Eve. child of Bono that bnugk u% it* "Papercul Chronicles" 10. Ocean, child of Forest Whitaker U ! Mills firms man; problems. ., i, going back. "1 think |my name] in a way i ikeoneofthefewpoorepisodefi "It truly makes me stand out, and made me a stronger person," she 9. Prince Michael ll/Blanket. child of follow up thet MTV success with a Michael Jackson -■■■•!■ ■!.•!■ ■ ■ .. ■ .r i I' I am more likely to be remem- said. "1 love it. I always have to tell rists that the uninspired moments 8. Rocket Rodriguez, child of Robert tt rem tuflher into the spotlight bered," said Shamrock, whose my story." linst \merican ui Taken" feature imperfect writ- Rodriguez "The Quilt" on the other hand is a stylistic middle name is Shamrock because Sundeep just likes the tact that bang is ing skills, n liappens when a logical 7. Blue Angel, child of The Edge mess. In some instances they seem like the he is different from everyone else direction or common sense is sac- she was born on St. Patrick's Day. (from U2) 1 "same old" Gym Class Heroes that we lis- "It is great to be more memo- 11 ran'i rificed for a quick development ol For Sundeep Mutgi, it is living 6. Audio Science, child of Shannyn • p from ,tx the plot Bar instance, when Mills teners have become accustomed lo such in America that makes his name rable and great not to fit into the as live instrument loops and refreshingly Sossamon is chasing a suspect through the interesting. crowd with everyone else," he said. 5. Moon Unit, child of Frank Zappa different lyncs. 1 his has stayed consistent "In India |my name is pretty However, there are some down- reoend) streets of Paris, causing massive ii songs such as "Catch Me If You Can" 4. Diva Thin Muffin, child of Frank car pile-tips, not a single poHce- common," Sundeep said. "But sides to having an interesting IOK i to retire dixi Dmk Txt Rrrieo." Zappa nting to man comes to arrest him. This I he first track "Guilty As Charged" opens people remember me a lor easier. name. 3. Moxie Crimefighter, child of Penn i limewuh his recently simple aversion ma) have worked the doa, which was only opened for label It is not your typical John or Tun." "The bad thing is my name Jillette .llrl. killl had Mills not hijacked a cai from head Pat«k Stump (of Fal Out Boy) to Despite the jokes or comments doesn't go with a lot of other last 2. Tu Morrow, child of Rob Morrow ho now Bves ,i team ol set uiity guards in die shafe vocal duties no* with British R&B people with unique names receive, names," Storm said, in reference 1. Jermajesty, child of with his Farnke ] beginning of the scene, aitist Estefle. It seems that these heroes , there is an upside to being inter- to getting married and changing ■ is interrupted As long as you're willing to have more friends than we thought esting. her last name "I remember think Jermaine Jackson when Ki n to la her go suspend a large amount ol dis as this becomes the watermark of the "I really like my name," Geneva ing, this isn't going to go with any- i he reluctantl] belief, "Taken" is a non-stop thrill album Other songs are littered with guest Hodgson, an art education major, thing.'' Compiled from www.cracked.com/ . nous ha o it succeeds almost endrerj appeaiances such as Busta Rliymes, the and fatheri) al the hands of Us powerful lead Dream. Dary. Hall and Die (ol Cool & Die). These guests seem fairly unwelcome •vin Id ai tor. While then' are moments of and said a new song will be tt times. Songs i*e "live a Little" and "No M esons performance dial would FASHION FANGS performed as well. Place to Run' allow Travis and guitarist The show starts at 9 p.m. : Son they make lack Bauer proud, this Is one Drshaslii Lumumba -Kasonga the ability to From Page 7 From Page 7 film thai will have trouble holding Hen then vocal muscles with fellow bands Hot Damn, is to be kkl- upon repeal viewing* Unlike it's name sake "The OuJt" does smooth appearances with confi- musicians, but also as friends. A Gun For Hire, HMNLCD and not have a consistent pattern, but is a dence, likeability and intelligence. They are still attempting to Human Cargo. Letter Grade: B- conglomeration ol possible directions that When going to an interview, catch their stride, or even fig- Although they have been Rated PG-13 for intense the Gym Class Heroes could go sewn conference or even class, take a uring out what their stride is, staying local, playing venues sequences of violence. ' .; :'h«-f moment to consider if you're giving Peterson said. in Bowling Green and Toledo, mate- My suggestion would be to enioy the few die off the impression you are hop- The two collaborate with they are looking to expand out rial, sexual content, some gems on the afcum such as "Blinded by ing to get across to your peers. each other when writing music to the Cleveland and Detroit drug referen*-' the Sun* which Stump has a guest appear- melodies and pull a lot of lyrics areas. Dreams of becoming language ance at the end sampling Corey Hart's from Peterson's dream journals famous and touring all over the Runtime 93 min. "Sunglasses At Night" and 'Don't TeH Me and some of his poetry. world are held in their minds, iam Neeson. It's Over" This afcum shows growth but "I think it helps that we're not but as of now, the small venues nothing thai stick together KENO Maggie Grace and 'music theory freaks,'" Wandtke are just fine. One can love "The Quilt" for certain parts, ' From Page 7 B0TTfrlTOM»T0ESCOM F.itnke Janssen but not for the body of wort Better luck said. "I mean, I don't want to be HANDS UP: Directed by Pierre Morel ne«t time boys gas stations or convenience stores. She swears the idea of their a sell-out, but if someone People are coming in here for the self-reaching unprofessional- offered me a bunch of money sole purpose to play Keno, and we ism makes them who they are. ..." Wandtlxe explained. "I mean, have regulars who come in to play The upbeat "The Lustful" isn't the goal to become rich two or tliree times a week." and the political "Black Market" and famous?" Polutnik said there have been earn the most feedback from These days, getting enough multiple days when someone has the crowd, and although their money to buy a new micro- won about $300 at a time. The larg- lyrics can be a bit harder to phone gets them excited. They esr winning they've ever had was understand, both band mem- are still awaiting the moment when a customer won $1,200 in bers feel better when they are they can buy legs for their drum one day. left unexplained and open set, which currently does not "People come in and get inter- to interpretation. Fangs Out, have any. They said they are ested and try it for the first time," which comes from the WWII yearning for the day they do Polutnik said. "They'll ask ques- catchphrase which they found not have to use cinderblocks tions, and I'll explain it to them and after searching around for or Wandtke's sister, Stephanie tell them to give it a shot." . awhile on the Internet, are sure to keep the set from rolling off The lottery is going to be from 5 to play these two songs tonight the stage. - 8 p.m. at Flickers March 3 to intro- duce Keno to the public. There will be free T-shirts, Frisbees and cou- of luck" and wouldn't recommend pons for the game. playing. On the Record Though there are many "It's asucker's game,"Wksilko said. What are you listening to on enthusiasts who enjoy Keno, "It's like playing the Ohio Lottery. your nwk oUyr? there are some people who Your chances of winning aren't that aren't that crazy about the good especially if you're trying to game. win big Even if you're only playing Senior Scott Wasilko is an avid for a dollar or two it adds up, so online poker player and has a lot in the long run you'll most likely of gambling experience. He's even come out on the short end of the taken a few short trips to Canada to stick unless you hit really big." Bud Wolfram, S.nior gamble at the casinos. Wasilko's not However, Wasilko said that if Parma, Ohio a huge fan of Keno, but has played you're hanging out and want to enough lo know the ins and outs of throw in a dollar or two for fun, 1. Tool — "Eulogy" the simple game. that this is the game to do it on 2. Bob Martey — "No Woman. "For any gambler the thrill of because it's easy and anyone can No Cry" winning big is right around the figure it out. 3. Stone Temple Pilots - "Down" comer," Wasilko said. "Keno gives "Unlike other casino games, Keno 4. Prince — "Purple Rain" die players something else to do involves no skill." Wasilko said. "So 5. Deftones — "The Chauffuer" while they're out having a drink if you're just looking to gamble for or getting something to eat. Ifs an run, you don't need to know much "All of the songs are by great added form of entertainment on to play." musicians, and it's a nice variety top of the entertainment you're Stop in at Easy Street Frickers or of different styles of music. Also, already getting by being out with any other restaurants or bars carry- Tool is the greatest band ever, your friends." ing Keno and try it out for yourself and if you don't like Prince, you Wasilko refers ro Keno as a "game You could be the lucky winner don't count!" 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ONLINE The BG News Sports Blog Be sure to log on to The BG News Sports Blog for continued updates on all your favorite Falcon teams. Yesterday, we posted a high- light video and a photo slide- ETH4N MAGOC show from Wednesday night's FAR FROM HOME: Vicky Yu stands before the American Flag in an early season meet basketball game. Also, look for the first of a 22 part series on all the recruits in the 2009 recruiting class. Additionally, Freshman Vicky Yu has traveled thousands of miles to find success in BG we will be live blogging both away basketball games this By John Lopez "I recruited Vicky to be a MAC champion. indiwdiial medic In nearly a second. weekend. lOitei "tinlike the MAC championships www.bgnewssports.com You can't replace [senior] Alisha Yee, but Vicky where swimmers get a mandatory 15 II takes about $1,300 and 23 hours fa minute rest between swims, there is freshman swimmer Vicky Yu to catch has all the potential to achieve all the great no set time between dual meets." said SCHEDULE a (light home to her native Shenyang, assistant coach Mark I loward. China. I hank goodness site has found a things Alisha had done." But that hasn't stopped the coaching TODAY second home in the pool at the Bowling sl.ill I roni pushing Yu lo hci limits;alter Green Natatorlum. all they do have high expectations. Hockey: Whereas potential' can onrj get you "I recruited Vicky to lie a MAC cham- at Northern Michigan: 7:35 p.m. so fax In Div. I college athletics, thus fai became roommates and practically And fly .she does. Y'u was dominant pion," I loward said. "You can't replace Swimming: in tier Falcon career. Yu has demonstrat- inseparable, from the start, catching everyone by [senior! Alisha Yee, but Vicky has all the ed a stark ahUit) ro sui[>ass everyone's "I try to help her explain things to potential to achieve all the great ihiiigs vs. Buffalo: 5 p.m. storm, including the opposition, already high expectations. people. Beatt) said. "I also try to help Al her firs! ever dual meet againsl \iisha hail done." Track and Field: But all the talent in the world does not her with school work." Mid \inerican Conference powerhouse Pushed for any possible shortcom- vs. Central Michigan; 5 p.m. make it easy to he thousands ol miles I he good deeds hale not gone unno- Eastern Michigan, the freshman left ings in Yu's abilities, Howard smirked TOMORROW awaj from evetyiwe and every thitig you ticed In Yu. her competition in die dust winning and conceded lh.it the) aie working lo know. "She is tin best Friend," Yu said speak iuu IMIIIS and finishing second in her improve the freshman's breathing pal Women's basketball: ' I miss niv family and friends." Yusaid. ingofBeatty. She helps me a lot." third. tern. at Western Michigan; .12 p.m "And my parents miss me so much." As lor her performance ill the pool. Y'u Possibly more impressive was the "She ha- -iruggled with her breathing TV: ESPNU i oi 'HI. whose second language is did not pick up die spurt until she was !l short time between her lost luo races. ill the past, hul Vicky has been able lo English, it was a struggle to communi- years old. \n was tooi lied out at the wall in the improve on that this season." Howard Swimming: cate effective!) ,ii limes. I hat was until "I first learned to swim at a municipal 100-yard butterfly race, bin only bad to said. vs. Akron; 1 p.m. -he met leammate Ion beany, a freestyle swimming program," Yu said. "My first wait 10 minutes for revenge a- site was Tennis: spei i.ilisi who was quick to befriend Yu siroke was the backstroke but when I back in the pool swimming awaj from See YU | Page 10 within a mattet ol weeks the two was 13,1 switched to fry." her challengers and Winning the 4(H)- vs. Xavier; 1 p.m. Gymnastics: vs. Kent State; 4 p.m. Men's basketball: at Central Michigan; 7 p.m. Hockey set for crucial road series Hockey: By Ethan M.igoc at Northern Michigan; 735 p.m. Brandon Reporter SUNDAY a Sexton ^^,1 Svendsen Is second in L, JM Has anchored the Tennis: The BG hockey team is start- theCCHAin ' CM top line for BG vs. Cincinnati; 12 p.m. ing to see its hopes for home ice advantage during the first scoring i ' ^■H this season round of the playoffs slipping OUR CALL away. The Falcons, in 11th place in weekends of the season will corners," Paluch said. "The puck the Central Collegiate Hockey become even tougher. carrier could have the puck for Today in Association standings, are six "It's a real critical time of the a little more (time and space) Sports History points behind the two eighth- year," said coach Scott Paluch. than he would in our arena." place teams — Lake Superior "All four teams that are playing Falcon goaltender liinniy 1958-Ted Williams' and Northern Michigan. need these points in a big way." Spratt was successful eariier this ENOCH WU I IHHBG NEVIS $135,000 contract makes him ENOCH WU I IHE8GNEWS Fortunately for the Falcons, Speaking of big, the Falcons season on Alaska's larger surface, Marquette, Mich., is exactly will be playing on a larger ice stopping all 30 of Alaska's shots the highest paid ballplayer. GRITTY: Lauren Piochaska leads the STEPPING: Olis Polk has stepped in for the Falcons in points and rebounds. Fakons in the past few games where they will face off tonight surface at Northern Michigan, on Oct. 24 for a 1-0 shutout. and tomorrow at 7:35 p.m. the first series they've done Paluch will likely go to his The List against the Wildcats. so since traveling to Alaska in senior netminder for at least one In another sports filled Win two games, and BG will October. Paluch said there are game against the Wildcats. keep pace with the teams it certain ways his team must "limmy was very good up weekend, here are the top University basketball needs to pass to secure that cov- adapt their style to the larger there," Paluch said. "Obviously five sports to watch: eted eighth seed or above. surface this weekend. limmy was terrific on Saturday But if they take away two "We're dealing with an extra lagainst Miamil, so he's feeling 1. Basketball: Both the squads head to Michigan points or less, the final three 15 feet as far as coming out of pretty confident." men and women will travel ■ By Jason Jon»i to Michigan to try and keep so, stretch their road win streak Assistant Sports Editor to three games. their winning streaks alive. Things have turned around in Positive drug tests may not haunt Bonds 2. Hockey: The icers With one month to go until the a good way for the Falcons as of Mid-American Conference tour- late. BG will enter the game with have a crucial series for nament, both BG basketball a record of 12-9 (5-3 MAC). By Paul Ellas tiary hearing yesterday that she the hearing, sitting quietly at a their home playoff hopes teams have been going streak- The Falcons currently are in The Associated Press was leaning toward excluding table with six lawyers for about in Northern Michigan. ing. fourth place in the MAC East the results seized by investi- an hour. The men's win streak now division. Their 5-3 conference SAN FRANCISCO — A federal gators during a BALCO raid According to court docu 3. Gymnastics: Its stands at a sfeason high four record, while middle of the road judge overseeing Barry Bonds' unless there is direct testimo- incuts. Bonds tested positive Alumni Day at Anderson games, while the women's streak in the East, would have them in criminal case said her "prelim- ny tying the urine samples to on three separate occasions in first place in the West division. inary thoughts" are to exclude Bonds. She is not expected to Arena. stands at an outstanding 19 2000 and 2001 for the steroid games. That's the division Centrsl from trial three positive drug issue her ruling yesterday. methenelone in urine samples; 4. Swimming: The Both teams will be heading to Michigan currently resides. tests, though she's inclined to Bonds is charged with lying he also tested positive two of team has two home dual Michigan tomorrow, the men for The Chippewas will enter the keep a recorded conversation to a December 2003 grand those three times for the ste- amatchupwithCentral Michigan, game with a record of 6-14 (3-5), between Bonds' personal train- jury when he said he never roid n.i ndi o!> me meets. and the women for a matchup currently third place in the West er and former personal assis- knowingly used performance- The test results were seized 5. Tennis: BG has two with Western Michigan. tant discussing steroid use. enhancing drugs. He pleaded The men will try to stretch their See HOOPS | Page 10 U.S. District Judge Susan not guilty to the charges ear- SeeTWAl|rVl0 hojne meets this weekend. win strenk to five games, in doing Ill-ton said during an eviden- lier yesterday, then stayed for l 10 Friday. February 6.2009 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM gression since August," Howard For the rest of the swimmers said. "She has shown major competing against Yu at the YU MAC championship, those are ijuana scandal hits Japan sumo From Page 9 improvement in all the little things." not exactly encouraging words. By Erie Talmadgr Fortunately for Palcon swim- AsfortheMACChampionship But before that meet, Yu and The Associated Press mers and fans, Howard sees later this month, Yu seems the Falcons will go against no ceiling for Yu's potential in focused on the task at hand. Buffalo and Youngstown State rOKYO — Sumo wrestlers with the pool. "I will be prepared and well tonight and Akron tomorrow at pol bellies, yes. Sumo wrestlers "Vicky has had a steady pro- rested," Yu said. the Rec. Center. with pot? Now that's harder lo grapple with. In the past six months, four cyst. And you have to drain it. wrestlers have heen kicked out TRIAL Oh yeah, it's gnarly.... Hi Benito. m i ...Oh it's gnarly." of the ancient sport for alleg- \ vSrrf!< ?j£ ** From Page 9 edly smoking marijuana, creat- Hoskins: "... Is that why ing the biggest drugs-in-sporls in a 2003 raid on the Bay Area Barry's didn't do it in one spot, scandal that lapan has ever laboratory Co-Operative, the and you didn't just let him do it seen. headquarters of a massive one time?" Although three ol the wres- sports doping ring shut down Anderson: "Oh no. I never. I tlers who have been expelled by federal agents. Agents said never just go there. I move it all from the sport were from Russia, they seized numerous results of over the place." the arrest last week of a 25-year- l : blood and urine tests by Bonds, Also during that conversa- old lapanese athlete who goes ^ which prosecutors argue show tion, Anderson told Hoskins tit KOJI S»S»HARA the slugger was intimately that "everything that I've been by the ring name of Wakakirin for possession of marijuana has involved with BALCO. doing at this point, it's all unde- raised concern that use of the ROCKED: Roho and Habrozan (left) aie two sumo wrestlers kicked out of Japanese sumo Those three positive tests tectable," according to the doc- drug may be more widespread (or allegedly using m were some of the strongest evi- uments. than originally thought. dence the government had in "See, the stuff that I have ... In lapan, sumo wrestlers are younger, stable master was in cials now say they will further its effort to prove Bonds know- we created it," he was quoted not seen as athletes in the way charge, and discipline was not beef up doping tests for marijua- ingly took steroids. as saying. "And ybu can't, you what it might have been in the na and stimulants. Marijuana is Bonds' lawyers argue there is can't buy it anywhere. You can't that baseball or tennis players ERIC RISBERG AP PH0T0 are. A photo of U.S. swimming old days. not considered a performance- no way to know the test results get it anywhere else." star Michael Phelps with a mar- "In the most recent cases, the enhancing drug. belong to Bonds because of LUCKY MAN: Positive steroid lests for He added that he was uncon- ijuana pipe got wide play in the normal connections are not Wakakirin reportedly became shoddy collection, handling Barry Bonds (pictured above at his arraign- cerned about Bonds testing media here, but nowhere near there anymore," said David interested in marijuana alter and processing of the urine ment yesterday) may not be used against positive because Marion Jones the consternation of the sumo Shapiro, a sumo color com leading about it in magazines samples. A similar chain-of- him in a federal perjury trial. and other athletes using the scandal. rnentator for broadcasts \iik and seeing others smoking it at custody argument was used by same drugs had not been The sting of the busts in sumo "Stable masters normally are hip-hop clubs. O.l. Simpson to help win an caught doping. — which only recently intro- your surrogate fathers and now Mark liuckton, a sumo col- acquittal in his murder trial. Hoskins wanted to prove to "So that's why I know it works. duced dopi ng tests — was made they are your surrogate stepfa umnist and blogger, said he Illston and the lawyers didn't Bonds' father, Bobby Bonds, So that's why I'm not even trip- all the worse because of the thers. ["here are certain stables thinks the scandal has pretty discuss a fourth positive test that his son was using steroids. pin'. So that's cool," Anderson breakdown in (span's still rela- where ibis never would have much run its course. seized in 2004 from a lab used Anderson and Hoskins, who said, according to the tran- tively drug-free environment. happened." "A lot of these guys are young by Major League Baseball to were near Bonds' locker, were script. Marijuana use, in particular, Still, many lapanese believe and single so it could go further, lest its players during anony- discussing steroid injections, Anderson's attorney Mark is rising rapidly despite a stiff that to stain the polity of sumo hut it's not really fair to say it's mous survey testing in 2003. and at one point, they lowered Geragos said his client will punishment — up to five years is to tarnish the heart of lapan a breakdown in discipline in The judge also said she was their voices to avoid being refuse to testify at trial, so the in prison for possession. itself. sumo," he said. "There are 700 inclined to let the jury hear a overheard as players, includ- transcripts would be the pros- "We are appalled by his utter Moving quickly to ease men in sumo and the major- recorded conversation between ing Benito Santiago, and oth- ecution's chance to introduce folly." I he Asalii, a major news criticism, the lapan Sumo ity of them don't smoke mari- Bonds'.personal trainer, Greg ers walked by, according to the his voice into their arguments. paper, said in an outraged edi- Association, which oversees juana." Anderson, and former personal documents. But Bonds' attorneys argue torial. "Some young people the professional sport, voted In sumo, competitors vie to assistant Steve Hoskins. Anderson: "No, what hap- his right to confront witnesses casually try pot. It is vital that this week to dismiss Wakakirin. push their opponents out of the Court documents released pens is, they put too much in would be violated if his attor- we educate them on the risks whose legal name is Miiniclii ring or make (hem touch the Wednesday revealed Hoskins, one area, and... actually ball up neys can't question Anderson of this drug from a fairly early Suzukawa. dirt with any part of their bod- Bonds' childhood friend, and puddle. And what happens about the recording. The trial age." Many lapanese saw even ies other than the soles of their secretly tape-recorded a 2003 is, it actually will eat away and is scheduled to begin March 2, More than being simply a that punishment as too light. feel. The wresllers, who can conversation with Anderson in make an indentation. And it's a and lawyers estimate it will last drug issue, however, the scan- Dismissal — unlike the harsher weigh up to 550 pounds and are the Giants' clubhouse because cyst. It makes a big [expletive] about a month. dal has been amplified by the punishment of expulsion from mostly in their 20s, fight in six fact that it involves one of the the sport — leaves open the 15-day tournaments each year. world's oldest and most tradi- door for Wakakirin to receive Despite its status as Japan's tion-bound sports — and one severance pay, although the national sport, sumo has been Reds sign Jones, Ward to Kellogg's not that is solidly rooted in religious Kyodo news agency reported hit with several scandals in purification ritual. that he has opted not to do so. recent years, including persis- Sumo wrestlers are expected "It is hard not to call them tent accusations of bout-fixing, minor league contracts planning to to live the old-school life of a lenient in this case," said Sports the hazing death of a young disciple. They wear their hair Minister Ryu Shionoya. "This is wrestler two years ago, and CINCINNATI (AP) — homers and twice hit 27 renew Phelps' in topknots, dress in traditional utterly shameful." the antics of its top champion, Outfielder Jacquc Jones and home runs in a season. Jones robes and train in communal Sumo initiated limited drug- a fiery Mongolian who fights first baseman-outfielder has a .277 career average "stables." Their schedules are testing In September after the under the name of Asashoryu. Daryle Ward agreed yester- over 10 seasons. sponsorship tightly regulated and the word Russian wrestler W'akanoho Asashoryu recently had to day to minor league con- Ward hit .216 with four of their coaches, who are still was caught by police for alleg- sit out three tournaments as tracts with the Cincinnati homers and 17 RBIs in 102 called "masters," is absolute edly possessing marijuana. Two punishment for skipping a road Reds. at-bats last season with the deal and final. wrestlers. Roho and his brother, trip to go home to Mongolia. Jones hit a combined .147 Chicago Cubs, including a Sumo aficionados like to note Hakurozan, also of Russia, test- He claimed he had an injury, last season with one homer .145 average (8-for-55) with PORTLAND, Ore, (AP) — Cereal that former grand champion ed positive and were kicked out but was seen playing a spirited and seven RBIs in I IB at-bats. two homers and nine RBIs and snack maker Kellogg Co. Musashimaru, of Hawaii, had a of the sport. game of soccer in his home- lie began the season with as a pinch hitter. Ward has 11 says it will not renew its spon- 10 p.m. curfew. All three were top-division land. Last month, after winning Detroit, which cut him on career pinch-hit home runs sorhip contract But that is changing. wrestlers, and well-known in the most recent tournament, May 5, and then signed two and an overall .263 batting with Olympic The wrestlers at the center of lapan even beyond sumo cir- Asashoryu was warned by sumo weeks later with Florida. The average over 11 seasons. swimmer the scandal came from training cles. officials for pumping his fists to Marlins cut Jones on lune 12. Both are 33 and bat left- Michael Phelps stables where a new, and often With Wakakirin's arrest, offi- celebrate. He has 20 career leadoff handed. because he has acknowledged smoking mari- and have taken down Hall Nate *~ S* Jen game with a record of 5-14 (1-5 juana last fall. HOOPS State and Western Michigan, Miller M Wt UN MAC), with their only confer- The Battle iMichael From Page 9 the West's top two teams, at Has led the Falcons |gfJ f^B1 Should see ence win coming against lowly Creek, Mich.- Phelps home. Eastern Michigan. based company Could lose division. Nate Miller has emerged as a in scoring five of ?\ -9 increased minutes The Falcons will likely need said yesterday Last year's matchup between consistent force for the Falcons (he last six games )\ ^ I ovet the next games increased offensive production that Phelps' additional l he two teams ended in an 81-77 offensively, leading the team in from Lauren Prochaska and behavior — sponsors overtime loss for the Falcons. scoring in all but one of the last Tracy Pontius, and will need caught on cam- due to his That was a different hunch of six games. I T'ara Breske to step up offen- tomorrow's game in Western having an open container of era and pub- pot photo Falcons though. In the wake of a knee injury Michigan on a 19 game win liquor in her vehicle. sively down low. It's unclear yet lished Sunday The team taking the floor to Marc 1 arson, center Otis I'olk sneak high, and the lowest low later in the day McCoy was who will start in place of McCoy — is "not consis- for BG tomorrow doesn't even has flourished, Polk has put up of the season. suspended indefinitely for vio- against WMU. tent with the image of Kellogg." look that much like the team big numbers consistently since After the Falcons picked lation of team rules. Tomorrow, both BG basket- The company put Phelps on that took the floor at Anderson picking up the slack in Larson's up their 19th straight victory McCoy, thought by many to ball teams will be presented boxes of its Frosted Flakes and Arena in November. absence. on Tuesday night, a headline be part of BG's big three along with winnable games. A win Com Flakes. Once a team that lost three BG will need another road appeared in the next day's BG with Lauren Prochaska and for the men would make it five Phelps has kept the backing of straight conference games, win this weekend though if News reading "Rolling along." Tracy Pontius, will leave a hole straight, for the women 20 many sponsors since the photos couldn't win on the road and they want to he thought of as Just hours after The BG News that will need to be filled bv straight. surfaced that showed him inhal- couldn't finish games in the a legitimate MAC title con- went to press that night, the the likes of Jen Uhl and Chelsea Last Saturday the women ing from a marijuana pipe. second half, these Falcons have lender. They've beaten the best. Falcons hit their biggest speed Albert, among others. proved they could overcome Ftielps' agent was not imme- turned things around. Buffalo, but now they have to hump of the season. The Falcons, despite McCoy's adversity on the court, tomor- diately available to comment. Winners of four straight, beat the teams that they should \iki McCoy was cited with absence, will once again be row they have to show they Kellogg says its contract witli BG has beaten both Ohio and beat. two counts of operating a vehi- favored to win tomorrow. can overcome adversity off it Phelps expires at the end of the Northern Illinois on the road, The women will enter cle under the influence and The Broncos will enter the as well. month. VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS t.i Hurry In' Apartments Going F»s,! SPACIOUS APARTMENTS • EXCELLENT LOCATIONS • EXTRA AMENITIES • Taking Applications Now! 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He was Authorities have refused to 2 5 8 jailed on rape charges decades release any further details of later in Massachusetts, but went the investigation, including the free when the victim refused to whereabouts of Lewis, who is in 6 testify. his early 60s. And while authorities in In a space of three days Chicago have long suspected beginning Sept. 29, 1982, seven 8 7 6 1 Lewis was responsible for the people who took cyanide-laced deadly 1982 Tylenol poison- Tylenol in Chicago and lour SUDOKO 5 I I 9 I I 8*6 ings, the only thing they ever suburbs died. Thai triggered a To play: Complete the grid 9 Z fr 6 E 8 l S I pinned on him was an extortion national scare and a huge recall, so that every row, column attempt against the maker of the and eventually led to the wide 6 8 L I » S E Z 9 pain reliever. No one was ever spread adoption of tamperproof and every 3x3 box contains I L 9 lit S 6 fr the digits 1 to 9.There is no charged in the seven cyanide packaging for over the counter E 17 S L 6 9 Z 8 I guessing or math involved. deaths. drugs. 8 6 I f> S I 9 L E Now the FBI says there are Caught alter a nationwide Just use logic to solve Z 8 I 6 E S new leads in the Tylenol case manhunt in late 1982, Lewis gave » 9 I and on Wednesday seized a investigators a detailed account CHARIESKBUPA I S 6 £ I f L 9 8 computer and boxes of files from of how the killer might have TYLENOL POISONINGS: James W Lewis is escoited through Boston's Logan Airport L i 8 S 9 6 t I Z Lewis' Boston-area home. The done it, and eventually admitted after being released Irom the Federal Correctional Institution m Oklahoma. Federal agents mysterious and sudden flurry of sending a letter demanding $1 on Wednesday searched the home ol a man linked to the fatal 1982 Tylenol poisonings r> the activity has raised hopes of a million from the manufacturer Chicago area that triggered a nationwide scare and prompted dramatic changes in the way long-awaited break in the Sensa- ofTylcnol to "stop the killing." food and medical products are packaged Create and solve your tional 26-year-old case. But he said he was only trying Sudoku puzzles tor FREE. "Up until yesterday, I thought to exploit the crisis, and denied 1995. the lethal TytenoTcapsules, said this would never be solved in he had anything to do with the Police Commander Kenneth yesterday he is "cautiously opti- Pla» Super SUIIOKII and win prizes at- my lifetime or ever," said lack deaths. He was convicted of (lalinski of the Chicago suburb mistic" invest igalors have made I 1I.I-.IIU whose sister, Mary extortion in 1983 and spent 12 of Arlington Heights, where a breakthrough, but would not PRIZESUOOKU™ McFarland, a 31-year-old moth- years in prison, getting out in three of the victims swallowed elaborate. Emergency meal kits Transportation service loses added to banned attempted murder suspect By Jo.inn Loviglio The Associated Press peanut butter list PHILADELPHIA — A private prison transportation compa- ny lost an attempted-murder By Brett Barrouquere "I'm glad my suspect somewhere between Check us out online at: The Associated Press Florida and Pennsylvania, kids don't eat leading to a search for the IDUISVTLLE Ky. — Yesterday, offi- cuffed and shackled inmate cials warned victims of last week's peanut butter, and drawing complaints thai ice storm not to eat peanut but- such companies are poorly ter packets from emergency meal that's for sure." regulated. kits distributed by the federal gov- The discovery yesterday was ernment because they had been Rebecca Schmelz | Mother at least the second escape in six recalled for possible salmonella months involving an inmate PRISONER ESCAPE: In this undated contamination. recalls of thousands of consumer being moved by Prisoner photo released by the Philadelphia Police ThekitswereshippedtoArkansas products. A Blakeh; Ga, peanut- Transportation Services of Department. Sylvester Mitchell is shown and Kentucky to help feed some processing plant that produces a America LLC. Still, industry Police are searching lot Mitchell, who of the 1.3 million people left with- fraction of U.S. peanut products is critics said the major issue is escaped from the custody of a private out power for days at the height of being investigated in the outbreak. not escapes, but mistreatment prison transportation company en route the storm. No illnesses have been According to an internal IT-MA of inmates and poor traveling from Fort Lauderdale. Fla. to Philadelphia. reported and recalls were ordered briefing document dated 8 a.m. conditions. Authorities say 53-year-old Sylvester out of "an abundance of caution," yesterday. FEMA has delivered Authorities searched for Mitchell was being extradited to face said lay Blanton, a spokesman for 959,000 meals to Kentucky in the the suspect who escaped late attempted murder charges in Philadelphia. Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear. aftemiath of the ice storm, with Wednesday or early yester- ■^'M-tlnlliil Ulil-t Mia I IM LCD Beshear had eaten some of the 490.000 more on the way over the day while en route from Tort before hanging up, said yester- peanut buner while touring storm next lew days. Arkansas received Lauderdale. ITa. Sylvester day l hat the company had no damage and said yesterday he felt 468,864, and no more were ex|xvt- Mitchell, 33, was being extra- comment Intramural Tees "pretty good." ed. State emergency workers then' dited to lace attempted murder A shackled Inmate escaped Greeks • Teams • Crawls • Events • Floors in September at Philadelphia But people still in shelters identified four trailers containing charges in Philadelphia, where —| BGSU LICENSED |- because of the storm weren't so the fowl kits but said the kits had he once lived. He was gone International Airport while positive. not been distributed. when the van arrived at 3 a.m. in the custody of a Prisoner ! Tees • Hoodies • Hats ^%«|§^ "You look foward to them helping FEMA Acting Director Nancy yesterday at a police station. Transportation Services guard and they're lianding out tilings that Ward said during a visit to Kentucky Authorities saiditwas unclear and was captured a week later Jackets • Sweats • juniors, Ladits and W'onims Apparel. aardvarkspe.com are making it worse," said Rebecca yesterday that the agency learned howorwhere Mitchell escaped. in I Iklnii Mil. Schmelz, who was at a shelter in about 10 days ago that some of Other inmates and guards said [aariq All, 43, formerly of downtown Greenville with her 6- its stockpile of meal kits included they don't remember seeing Wilmington, Del., was serving mi IIIMIIW::'! month-old and 6-year-old sons. peanut butter affected by the recall. him alter the van's previous a life sentence for attempted She said her family had eaten It sorted through national inven- stop in Annapolis, Md. murder and a weapons charge. several emergency meals but she tories and pulled out about Kl.tXXI Prisoner Transportation He was transferred in 1995 did not believe any contained the meals, she said. Services, based in Nashville, to California and was being Spring Break Panama City Beach. FL peanut butter packets shown on a The company that produced the Tenn., says it is the largest U.S. returned to Delaware when he Federal Emergency Management ftxxl kits. Red Cloud lixxl Service firm of its type, moving more escaped Sept. 12. Agency flier warning people about Inc., had earlier identified 530.000 than 100.000 inmates nation- The Delaware Department possible salmonella meals that needed to he recalled, wide each year. The company of Corrections said at the time TIKI BAR "I'm glad tliat my kids don't eat according to a memo posted on stales on its Web site that its that Prisoner Transportation DdncinqDdy&Nighl'DJs peanut butter, mat's for sure," she FKMAsWeb site, lint Ward said the agents are highly trained and Services did not notify state said. agency learned late Wednesday "most have military and/or officials until two days later. Fiee Spiing Break Model Search The salmonella outbreak is sus- that "the f(X)tprint of |thc| national criminal justice backgrounds." 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CA 11 Petty cash? 12 TV sound 13 Movie Butler 44 Service charge 18 Bigfoot's Asian cousin 46 Stir up 22 Drilling tool 48 Way around Hankering TALLY THE VOTES: aqi election officials count ballots liom the c . ncial eleclioi 23 French school 50 24 Unexpected blow 51 Big name in alumi- Saturday's balloting, which took place m 14 of the countrys 18 provinces, we to be onnouna i • «)lidad 26 As a joke num 27 Wage-slave's refrain 52 Flies high 28 As written: Let. 53 Took an oath 30 Sabers, e.g. 57 Funeral info 31 Even if, for short 58 Assents, asea 35 Frequently, in poems 60 For instance Shiites lose ground in elections 37 Computer command 61 3-letter lunch 38 Swirls a swizzle 62 Test out 40 Transmission element 63 Pool stick By Robert H. 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( nuiiril members in lurn 17 "I Fall to Pieces" singer 56 Like a short play 19 Ill-mannered 59 Fires ANSWERS a major role in Iraqi politics. \l eleci the provincial governors. endorsement ol his crackdown 20 Going out with 61 Nut house on extremists, according to offi- Maliki is himsclt a Shiite from a Al-Maliki's biggest victories 21 Cambridge sch. 65 "Jaws" boat S a 1 A i 1 ■ 1 ■ ■A >i 6 ¥ cial results released yesterday. religions party bul Iris blot ran on came in Baghdad and Basra, 22 Attack from all sides 66 "Foreign Affairs" author i n U il?"■ i H n >■« 0 M 0 25 Sentimental feeling 67 Tried partner H H The impressive showing which a platform against sectarianism. 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S465/mo mcl. util, close lo per monlh plus utilities Deposit $470.00 per month plus utilities Deposit $760 00 to attend the event at Firclands. familiarity of tin mc ul aid b lEam Income at Home! BGSU. non-smker pre! Avail 5/1/09 Limit 2 people Limil 2 cars. Lease 5/16/09 Has a washer and dryer Limit 3 people Co-Chair for CGS Morral.ee attending (.(IS. Divers leel stn Home Based On-Line Business. Call 419-352-2104 -5/8/10 Limit 3 cars Lease 5*16/09 ■ 5/8/10 Excellent SS Potential. Holzapfcl expects 2,000 peo- dents and families can gel a lot 221 S. College Df Three bedrooms. 710 1/2 Elm St - Three bedrooms, 2 Free into- 419-601-5179. 3 BR apt. 443B N Enterprise- $550. ■ ple to attend throughout Ohio. of answers through a valuable 2 BR house. 819 N. Summit- S4O0. 581600 per month plus utilities Deposit baths $740.00 per month plus utilities an increase of 200 from 2008. learning experience. Early learning classroom teachers 1 BRapt, 1112 Ridge-$350, $816.00 Tenants mow lawn Limit 3 people Deposit 5740 00 Has a washer and Holzapfel said the seminars "The end result ol coming to wanted, must be in 2nd yr majoring 443 N. Enterprise efficiency- $250 Limit 3 cars Lease S'16'09 - 5/8/10 dryer Limit 3 people Limit 3 cars Lease Call 419-308-2458 have evolved from lectures in ibis program is they can listen in ECE and able to do lesson plans. 5/16709 - 5/8/10 For more into, contact Perry Harris 710 Eighth SI - Three bedrooms. 2 balhs a room to hands-on experience to a presentation of financial at 419-241 -9360 or e-mail at 3 BR house $825/mo w/ C/A. W/D, $960.00 per month plus utilities Deposit 146 1/2 Manville- One bedroom, upper while completing the FAFSA aid. ran gct.ansvvcrs to difficult babydolltreasures@yahoo com avail 8/15/09 $960.00 Air conditioned, washer and dryer unit $420.00 per month plus utilities forms in computer labs with questions or situations to their 3 efficiency apis, 1 three room $375 Limit 3 people Limit 3 cars. Lease 5/16/09 Deposit $420 00 limit 2 people. Unit 2 Earn extra S. students needed ASAP & 1 one room tor $290 avail 5/15. the help from financial aid financial circumstances and -5/8/10 cars Lease 5/16/09- 5/8/10. Earn up to $ 150 a day being a Call 419-601-3225. advisors. know there is help in the room mystery shopper, no exp needed. 720 8 722 Eighth - Two 3 bedrooms 150Wanvlll«- Two bedrooms, lower "We get better and belter so they can gel their FAFSA Call 1-800-722-4791 3 BR units, 1/yr lease, avail May '09. A-frame houses S575 00 per month plus unit $740.00 per month plus utilities every year on how to target submitted thai day," Divers 4lh & 5th St utilities Deposit 5575 00 Limit 3 people Deposit $740 00. Lml 3 people Limit 3 Make up to S75 lor online survey, 2 BR apts, 1/yr lease, avail May or our promotional materials to said. Limit 3 cars Lease 5116/09 - 5/8/10 cars Lease 5/16/09-5/8/10. student opinions needed Aug 09, 4th St. Pets allowed. students." I lolzapfel said about The CGS program is not lim- www cashtospend.com Call 419-409-1110 517 N. Summit- Three bedrooms. 2 car 1501/2Minvlll«- One bedroom, upper the constant improvement of ited to jusi students attending garage $1,050.00 per month plus utilities unit 5420 00 per month plus utilities. CGS. "This is probably the best Firelands in the fall, the FAFSA Deposit51.050.00 Tenants mow lawn Deposit 5420 00 Limit 2 people Umil 2 resource that is out there and is and financial aid process is Limit 3 people Limit 3 cars Lease 5/16/09 cars Lease 5/16/09 - 5/8/10 % - 5/8/10. just absolutely the critical com- nationally known and accept- 709 5th Street ponent of moving parents and ed by most institutions, $ IVYWOODAPTS.t Available August 20, 2009 APARTMENTS students through the financial This event is happening at •fc- I Bdrms./Studios # 432 S. College »A - Three bedrooms 256 S. College IB - Two bedrooms aid process." a lime when firclands cam 5690 00 per monlh plus utilities. Deposit 5750 00 per monlh plus utilities Deposit After com pleting the form on pus broke its enrollment record Winlcr Special: I* 5690 00. Limit 3 people. Liml 3 cars Has 5750 00 Limit 4 people Limit 4 cars. r Sunday, they will he submitted with 2,'io. > students attending washer and dryer Lease 8/20/09 - 8/7/10 Lease 8/20/09-8/7/10. lire school, surpassing the pre- Reduced Rent electronically through a central 432 S. College I,