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Health Center offers pill U. offers choice for emergency contraception for female students. S^"" By Karishma An* 1HE BG NEWS Many women have the RELIGIOUS option of taking emergency contraception in the case of unprotected sex or failed birth control methods to prevent pregnancy. Although the pill has been available for 25 years, many FUNDING women are unaware of this birth control alternative. ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVE U. MONEY Taking emergency contra- ception can be a much bet- By Michael Ksenyak want funding for an operational event that would be IHI BG NEWS ter alternative to having an religion-specific or individual services would not be abortion performed. Should religious organizations have the opportunity allowed. If a religious organization would have an Emergency contracep- for school funding or even be allowed to meet on cam- event dial everybody on campus would be able to be tion, which is in pill form, pus al a state university? involved in, then it could get funding for that. can work in three ways "We want to give even religious or spiritual groups a There are some other restrictions that can keep chance," said Steven C. Domachowski, coordinator of groups, including religious ones, from getting funding. according to Mary lohnson, Student Organization Services, "They have the oppor- These restrictions are also taken from the funding nurse practitioner at the tunity to do it If they want lo try ii." packet. Health Center. The money that student organizations get for fund- Organizations that restrict on any basis, including "The emergency contra- ing comes from the general fee that students pay. Each but not limited to race, sex. sexual orientation, color, ( ception can stop approach- student pays $464 but only part of that goes toward the national origin, ancestry, religion, grade point average, ing ovulation. Secondly, it student organizations. |x>litical affiliation, age, marital status, disability or vet- can change special mucus There are two groups whose money goes toward eran status cannot receive general fee funding to sup- at the entrance to the uterus student organizations. One of these two groups is the port operating expenses. so it is sticky and tacky, pre- Student Organization Financial Board, which gels There is a rule that states that funding from the gen- venting sperm from enter- $8.72. The other group that gets a part of diat fee is the eral fee cannot be given as donations to charities or be ing. Finally, the contracep- Student Budget Committee, which gets S9.62. used as registration for charity events. tion can change the lining of Those two fees added up from all students give the "We don't want to shut out religious groups from the uterus so the fertilized Snident Organization Pinancial Board S275.913 and doing anything ever," Domachowski added. egg will not implant on the the Student Budget Committee $304,768. The religious Domachowski said that there is a difference uterine wall," lohnson said. organizations at the University can apply for funding between being a registered group with the University The sooner the pill is from the $275,913. and applying for funding. When a group is registered, taken, the more effective it When it comes to applying for funding, there are it is free to meet on campus in die buildings for its will be in preventing preg- some mles that deal directly with religious groups in meetings. Any group is allowed to be a registered nancy. The pill is 69-85 per- the beginning. The rules are listed in the Student group if it meets the requirements. cent effective if it is taken Organization General Fee Funding Packet under crite- "Part of being a registered organizafion is having a correctly, but the effective- ria for funding. faculty advisor and having good financial status," said ness will decrease if the One of the rules says, "Organizations that have a Domachowski. woman waits to take it. partisan political or religious ideology are not eligible I lowever, I lillel, die Jewish Student Union, does get "It is approved to be taken to receive general fee funding to support operational funding from the University. 72 hours after unprotected expenses." "We have asked a couple of years for one-time fund- sex, but it can be taken up to Another of the mles states, "Organizations that are ing but never received it," said Michael Brown, the stu- five days later. Don't wait 72 political or religious in namre may request general fee dent advisor of Cru. "I find it alarming that we don't hours, though, come in as funding for programs that are open to the entire cam- receive ongoing funding. Cru has been here for 16 soon as you can," said Sue pus community." Perkins, nurse practitioner Domachowski said that religious organizations diat RELIGION. PAGE 2 at the Health Center. The pills are basically high doses of birth control hormones. There are two types of emergency contra- ception that women can take. "One type of emergency contraception is called Plan USG DEBATE Profs weigh in B, which consists of two pills containing proges- terone. One is taken as soon on design debate as possible, and the other one must be taken 12 hours By Chuck Sorter have better things to do with later. Preven is the other THE BG NEWS the limited budgets we have," alternative, which is one pill Before the year's end, the he said, "like teaching them to containing a combination Ohio Board of I-ducation will read and write well and think of progesterone and estro- decide whether to force public critically." gen," Perkins said. schools to include intelligent Graham emphasizes that, There are a few side design in their science classes. though his class asks students effects to the contraception, Some University faculty dis- to team about evolution, it is which are very minimal. agree with this idea, not anti-religion. "I tell them Nausea, occasional vomit- Michael Bradie, a professor of this: Much of what I teach ing, breast tenderness, philosophy, said the concept is stems from a belief that all menstrual changes and missing testability, which is a species are subject to the laws headaches are some com- prerequisite for an idea to be of natural selection," he said. II mon side effects of the pills. considered scientific. you believe the liartli was c real - Women might be required "What sort of information ed in a week, no problem. But. to take a pregnancy test if would lead an advocate of intel- when the test comes, consider there is a question that they ligent design to give (a belief) evolution's perspective when are already possibly preg- up?" he said. "The answer is answering." nant. nothing. If there is no way to According to evolutionary "No appointment is need- disprove a hypothesis, then it theory, humans and other ed to take the pill, but a pre- doesn't give us any insight." organisms came about through scription is. If a woman John Graham, a professor of natural processes. Organisms wants to take it, they are biology, agrees with Bradie. "I vary genetically. Those with encouraged to walk in. and can't measure (tod, and in sci- traits suited to survival — there is no exam. It is avail- ence, you have to be able to broader wings, bener eyesight, able at urgent care and measure something," stronger legs — reproduce, emergency rooms, but it is MUnMBGNn Forcing Ohio's 612 public passing on their genes. Over bil- schools to include the idea in is lions of years, the theory says, cheaper for students to buy DISCUSSING ISSUES: The USG vice presidential candidates talk about campaign issues at the it through the University," not only bad for students, debate yesterday. The debate will be aired on local cable, Monday at 10 p.m. Today, the USG presiden- lohnson said. Graham said, but it is also a tial candidates will have a debate at 8 p.m at 107 Olscamp. financial mistake. "(Fducators) CREATION, PAGE 2 'I Thursday, March 27, 200? WWW.BGNEWS.COM Faculty say better evolution, creation education needed

CREATION. FROM PAGE 1 in the Bible's story of creation or one that offers more than one being with incredible design you want to put it into a philoso- on the topic would clear some any other similar account. point of view about anything," and purpose," Thompson phy course, go for it," he added. people's misunderstandings. small organisms grew more and Intelligent design says that the Thompson said. "Students said. "So while Earth's cre- "It could encourage people to "It's not the type of subject more complex, from single-cell universe is far too complex to should know the way others ation is said to have happened think." that gets much attention in high bacteria to humans. have occurred naturally. across history have understood in six days, the fact that sci- As far as what the public school," he said. This process, called natural Therefore, some higher, intelli- the world." ence says it took 20 billion thinks, according to a Gallup Some of those numbers prob- selection, still occurs. For exam- gent power must have spurred Though she is a Lutheran years doesn't negate the poll, 40 percent said evolution ably come from people trying to ple, antibiotics often become its creation. minister, Thompson believes in Bible's account." should not be taught in public shelter their children, according less effective over time because Karen Thompson, a professor evolution. She sees creation sto- Faith and evolution are not schools, that same number says to Thompson. "Some religious the few resistant bacteria are for the Chapman Learning ries as poetry meant to represent mutually exclusive, she said. "It's there is no evidence for the the- people just don't want their chil- those that survive and repro- Community, says high schools the wonder of life and that not an 'either, or' — it's a 'both, ory, and 48 percent said it dren exposed to different ideas duce. should provide a course for nature was created by some- and.'" should be taught alongside cre- because they want them to go to Those who believe in intelli- freshman teaching creation sto- thing greater. lohn Graham said teaching ation. heaven," she said. "But there are gent design, though often reli- ries from religions and cultures "The Bible's account of cre- about intelligent design and cre- Michael Bradie, who taught a others of us saying that (creation gious, do not necessarily believe across the globe. ation speaks to me of a power ation would be acceptable if it course on the philosophy of evo- stories) are full of insights and "I think a good education is that brought everything into didn't interfere with science. "If lution, said a better education perspective." Cm head says U. Scheme bilks immigrants

By Erica Werner Attorney Andrew Cowan said. Mitchell. The real Jerry Ann papers. Officials said there funds a hassle ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The alleged ringleader, Mitchell died as an infant in was at least one other bogus RELIGION, FROM PAGE 1 the new Union," Brown said. LOS ANGELES — Elzbieta Malgorzata Bugajska, Texas in 1943, decades before ceremony. Brown said that Cru has a pos- Immigrants who took part in 50, of Los Angeles, was arrest- Bugajska assumed her identi- Bugajska told people she years, and we are one of the itive attitude and a good rela- an elaborate fake naturaliza- ed Tuesday with John P. ty, authorities said. was a former CIA agent and largest organizations at the tionship with the University. tion ceremony complete with Bradley, 56; Yolanda Miel Bugajska sold genuine federal judge who was able to University." He said he knows of other Cru a person in a black robe pos- Lubiano, 62; and Lorena Social Security cards for $750 naturalize people, authorities Brown said that when Cm chapters in Michigan, Indiana ing as a judge were victims of a Velasquez Garcia, 39. to immigrants, authorities said. At least 25 immigrants brought in a speaker about eat- and Ohio that receive funding scam that cost them as much Bugajska and Bradley were said, provided to her by were defrauded, and the ing disorders, the University from state universities. as $25,000 each, federal agents charged with impersonating Garcia, a 15-year employee of investigation is continuing. paid for the plane ticket but not "We have never communicat- said yesterday. federal judges. Bugajska was the Social Security Most of the victims were the event itself. Brown also said ed our disgust. We have just Four people were arrested charged with using a falsely Administration. i Koreans and Filipinos, some that Cru recently applied for dealt with it," Brown said. "If in the scheme, which included obtained passport and Garcia Bradley posed as a judge allegedly lured by Lubiano, a funding for the speaker that somebody wants to send immigrants reciting the was charged with accessing a during a bogus ceremony in native of the Philippines. came to talk about pornography. money our way, though, we Pledge of Allegiance, taking a government computer with October 2000 at Lubiano's Bugajska was ordered held iThcy are currently waiting for an could use it." citizenship oath and answer- intent to defraud. All were house, authorities said. without bond Tuesday, while answer. There are some religious orga- ing questions about American charged with one count of "Bradley 'swore-in' the Garcia and Lubiano were "We are the only spiritual nizations that do not request history. mail fraud. aliens as citizens, but while released on bonds of $25,000 organization that has an office in funding. Domachovvski said. "This is a scheme that Bugajska, a native of reciting the Pledge of and $20,000. A bond hearing preyed on the hopes of immi- Poland, allegedly masquerad- Allegiance forgot the words for Bradley was pending. It grants who wanted to become ed as an immigration consul- and had to be assisted by an was not immediately known if U.S. citizens," Assistant U.S. tant named Jerry Ann alien," according to court they had obtained attorneys.

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By Jamey Keatcn the scene. Jospin said it was hand, police said. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER "apparently a case of furious Durn's mother said her son NANTERRE France — Armed dementia" once held a pan-time job as a hall with two dock semiautomatics, The shootings jolted a nation monitor at a load school. The a .357 Magnum and an apparent already grappling with rising prosecutor said Dum, who held a death wish, a 33-year-old unem- crime — a focus of the presiden- master's degree in political sci- ployed Frenchman shot and tial campaign. killed eight city officials yesterday Dum, who had a low of guns ence, had failed several exams for and wounded 19 others. and a history of failure, sat quietly teaching and other positions. Nanterre Mayor Jacqueline through six hours of debate over Beginning in 1998. Bot said, Fraysse said the attacker yelled the city budget. As the council Dum made several trips to out, "Kill me, kill me" as he was meeting was breaking up al 1:15 Bosnia with relief organizations subdued in the council chamber a.m., the shooting lx?gan. and was currently Nanterre chap- in this Paris suburb. "He had been sitting in the ter treasurer of the Human Rights France 2 television reported public area. He shot straight in League, that police found a 13-page letter front of him. and then he moved Dum, who had no criminal at the mail's home recounting a to where the council members failed life, saying he was disgusted were sitting," Fraysse said. record, held permits for his with himself and Nanterre and The dead — four women and weapons and practiced target wanted police to kill him. four men — spanned the political shooting for six years al a club in Prosecutor Yves Hot said the spectrum from rightists to com- the Garenne-Colombes district suspect, Richard Dum. told munists to an ecologist. He renewed his permit every police during a day of interroga- Police said Dum started with year, most recently on Jan. 28. tion he often "thought about 100 rounds of ammunition. "It seems he regularly practiced killing someone and killing him- Spent shell casings from about shooting, and he never caused self afterward. According to him, half the bullets littered the coun- any problems to the club." said this was a way for him to take cil chamber floor when the Alain Joly. an official at the French control of his destiny." shootings ended. Durn's 65-year-old mother, "1 don't think he was specifical- federation governing the sport. Stephanie, said her son began ly targeting anyone," said Durn's He practiced target shooting in psychotherapy in 1990, asking mother, a cleaning woman who the garage of his home, his moth- the therapist to "Help me to die." emigrated from Slovenia in 1958. er said. By evening, hundreds of peo- She said her son had spoken to Rising crime has become the ple gathered at city hall, laying her "many times... probably lOto top concern of French citizens, flowers in the lobby next to 20 times" about killing people. according to polls, and Chirac has memorial pictures of the dead. Mrs. Dum spoke to reporters placed it at the top of his platfonn Bloodstains marked the floor. The through the mail slot in the front as he campaigns for re-election in flag above the municipal building door the modest two-story brick Associated Press Photo the April 21 vote. flew at half staff. home she shared with her son. SHOCK: Relatives ot victims are helped by rescue workers after a gunman opened fire with automatic President Jacques Chirac and Police said Dum never fired the "Insecurity nms from ordinary pistols at the end of a city council meeting in the Paris suburb of Nanterre, early yesterday. At least Prime Minister Lionel lospin — Smith & Wesson Magnum and incivility to the drama in eight people were killed. both contenders in the presiden- was initially subdued when a city Nanterre," the president said later tial election less than a month official threw a chair at him. Dum yesterday at a round-table on away — made prc-dawn visits to began firing again with liis free school violence. SPECIAL DISPLRV ctninR PERSONRLS A M Anniversary's

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"HI VII IS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Dance Marathon ON TIE STREET snow to class. Once I did make it way patrol had declared a Level 2 isn't only fundraiser U. should have outside, I thought I had stepped Snow Emergency as of at least canceled classes back in time to fill the shoes of 5:30 a.m. this Tuesday for Wood Do you like playing in some poor sap that happened to County as well as many other AT ISSUE Even though DM gets all the attention, be the antagonist of an early lack the snow? in unsafe weather counties. I believe this was the there are other fundraisers students participate in. London novel. The snow was reason that the University listed tearing through my woolen jack- as the deciding factor for cancel- "Winter Stonn Warning"... et with no mercy. The same ing classes on March 25. Why, level 2 Snow Fjnergency (mean- this event, but the most recog- jacket I once thought durable if I then, were classes not cancelled ing do not travel on the roads actually did ever venture out into nition we have received is a Tuesday? DARRELL unless it is absolutely necessary), the Yukon. Then, ZANG! Some WILLIAMS small "hey they are doing this a day of sleet and freezing rain scumbag fiew out of the desolate There are many commuter event" on the last page in bot- plus another four inches of snow wasteland as I crossed the street, students that attend this estab- Guest Column tom comer of the Gavel. This on top of the leftovers of on my way to campus. The lishment, myself included. I feel fact is sad since the bicycle trek Monday's weather. Apparently heartless swine left me shaking that my concern about the latest Am I a bad person for not from San Francisco to this was not enough expertise for my fist in the air when the ani- bout with inclement weather is participating in Dance Washington, DC. for charity, the University to cancel classes mal splashed me with grimy, not unwarranted. The University Marathon? Surprisingly, my si. ii ice I at Bowling Green State on Tuesday. What is wrong with street-stained slush and had the should have closed Tuesday. 1 DENISE BUTLER sophomore year I was told yes. University back in 1988. So the University's policy? Do they nerve to honk. What was 1 to do? understand that cancellations FRESHMAN This fact was brought to my already this event has a longer not realize that half of the stu- 1 couldn't see through the treach- are not a desired thing to have. attention when a Steering history with the University dents commute from surround- erous muck that was burning my Nonetheless, neither is the injury "Yes, it makes me feel Committee member found out than Dance Marathon does, but it still takes the back page if ing counties as well? I drove eyes to practice what I had or death of a student or students like a kid." that my organization could not we are lucky a page at all home to Findlay Monday night, a learned at Safety Town years ear- because of an accident that participate in Dance Marathon because Dance Marathon span of 25 miles, and saw three lier. Apparently, safety is not one could have been prevented. that year. In fact this person jack-knifed semis and three cars of the core values at this awful even went so far as to say that already has a bike trip. And the I heard a rumor that the rea- the people in my organization publications don't want lo run off the road. One would think institution. So I found myself son why there was not a cancel- that after the recent student were bad people and that we two stories that are similar cursing at several other menac- lation was because of a reluc- tragedies, the University would ing phantom machines as 1 scur- were going to hell (yes going to even though the two stories are take into consideration the stu- tance to reschedule the memori- hell was used). Now this was nothing alike. This is a tragedy ried around Thurstin Avenue like al service for the recent student dents' safety and what driving Froggcr. As If I didn't have back in the fall of 1998 and she that has happened time and conditions are worth going out in enough going through my mind deaths. I did not know the stu- is long gone but this was my time again to different organi- or not. as I prepared to take an econom- dents in question. While 1 sym- first impression of dance zations while I have been here Whether it is the University's ics quiz, I was now severely shak- pathize with the friends and JEREMY DAVIS marathon and the first impres- at the University. pride of being the only college in en. As I returned home from this family of the ladies, 1 also came SOPHOMORE sion is the lasting impression. So right about now people Northwest Ohio to not cancel brutal hour of judgment, several to the conclusion that a memori- And over the years I have are thinking that I just want my classes or just the mere stupidity schools and universities had al is not a good excuse to keep "Yes, but not in April.' found many other reasons to 15 minutes of fame. Well no. 1 of not looking out the window taken enough of this nonsense the University operating under back this impression up. want the charity group and its and seeing how nasty it is, what- and reported themselves as unsafe conditions. From what I Now I must say I don't think mission to get the attention, ever the case may be, one ought "closed" on the news. There they heard about the students the idea of Dance Marathon is and all the other groups that do to rethink their decision-making scrolled across the screen, right involved in this tragic event, I bad or should be stopped. The good things to get their chance skills, and what the priority here before my eyes: UT, Defiance, believe that they would agree money does go to a great to speak about their cause. But cause. But I feel that this event at Dance Marathon State is: keeping the University open Tiffin, Findlay, Owens, Davis. with me. is hailed a little too much and University this idea is nearly and boosting it's "morale" or Davis? They were really coming Upon the conclusion of my missing a day's worth of classes out of the woodwork for this overshadows the other good impossible. I think this prob- last class, I began to trudge things people do that aren't lem only re-enforces the idea and sparing another student event, but still no BG. I guess I through the snow that had not tragedy. Dance Marathon related. I that "if you don't participate in will have to rely on my basic been removed because keeping human motor skills and instinct myself have seen this fact. For Dance Marathon that you are TIFFANY BEACH up with such an amount of the past two years and this bad person." Even if some one of the primordial beast to make it falling snow is impossible. Then, STUDENT coming summer 1 have partici- didn't tell you that to your face. through this mess alive! DUSTIN SMOOT Finally I will say congrats to Chasing the American Dream in I had to find my car under six pated in charity bicycle treks inches of the stuff before slipping FRESHMAN spanning the country that rais- all those that did participate. It this town just doesn't get any is a noble thing to do. But I do weirder. and sliding out of the parking lot. es money and awareness for luckily for me, I was not rear- "Sure, but I'm from people with disabilities. My fra- feel that there are many more ended like 1 had been Monday. the snow belt, so I ternity brothers and I have organizations and groups that Students'safety JON A. CLIPSON need to be recognized and STUDENT On my way home, which took 25 guess I'm biased." raised thousands of dollars for risked in bad minutes instead of six that it nor- these events and the bicycle congratulated for what they mally takes, I saw two cars that trek's fundraising totals have have done. Because Dance Marathon is only 32 hours of a had slid off the road and was been significantly more than weather school year and there are almost a witness for another Dance Marathon. I Hipped on the news and Others and I have notified many, many other events that U. should rethink accident as well. However, I did the various publications about happen in the course of a year. overheard some fellow explain- make it to my abode and can ing how Wood county was under class cancellation only hope that all of my fellow attack by a level 2 snow advisory. students did as well. He went on to explain what this polices I think that an evaluation of meant: "Only be on the roads if absolutely necessary." Is this I read with interest the article University policy for weather ISAAC THROP To read more letters/guest cancellation should be undertak- enough for some heartless, that was in The BG News (pub- SOPHOMORE money-grubbing freak to hit the lished on March 26) about the en. Someone need to make a columns about the more clear and firm decision panic button at BGSU? It appar- reason behind delays and can- "Oh, boo yah! ently is not. Since my roommate cellations. The University has a about cancellations. Perhaps University not closing doesn't need his tennis racquets wait and see policy not unlike they could apply to the local Especially-when anymore, I took two of them and many local schools do. However, school board for assistance. classes are canceled." Tuesday go to bound them around my Docs unlike the local schools, it seems with duct tape to lessen the bur- unable to make decisions about INA MARIE TERRY www. bgnews.com den of trudging through the weather cancellations. The high- STUOENT

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By Scott lindlaw campaign for like-minded peo- loves his country, he's a man of Republicans and $250,000 for Bush said he wanted a bill that president conducted the signing ASSOCUliO PRESS WRITER ple." enormous experience." Georgia Republicans. would have shielded union in a ceremony that was befitting AT1AMTA - President Bush The bill will "make American In his two speeches to donors, Under new law, some of that members and corporate share- for his beliefs on the bill in its collected $2.6 million for politics more palatable," said Bush did not mention the new "party money" probably will be holders from seeing their dues or totality," he said. Republican Senate candidates in Graham, who voted in favor of campaign finance law. prohibited. At the same time, he profits channeled to political Ranit Schmelzer, an aide to two states yesterday, hours after the legislation and was a vocal Democrats are aggressively will be permitted to raise twice as causes involuntarily. Senate Majority Leader Tom signing a campaign finance bill supporter of Bush's 2000 GOP raising money, too, and Bush has much in "hard money" — dona- But, he said, on balance the law Daschle, D-S D, said it was a that will restrict political fund rival, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. said he would not stop "unilater- tions by individuals for candi- will improve the campaign "stealth signing." raising. "I'm not going to lay — the most visible sponsor of ally." Sen. loseph ljebcrman. D- dates themselves — because the finance system. In both South Carolina and down my arms," Bush said. campaign-finance legislation. "A Conn., was in South Carolina on legislation raises limits from "I wouldn't have signed it if I Georgia, Bush promoted his bud- The ink on Bush's signature lot of people feel that money cor- Monday for a breakfast fund-rais- was really unhappy with it," Bush $1,000 to $2,000. get proposal to spend $140 mil- was barely dry when he flew to rupts the system," Graham said. er benefiting Alex Sanders, the Bush was never an enthusiastic told reporters as he met with lion next yrar to help small com- South Carolina to raise $1.1 mil- "People feel like they'll have a bet- Democrat facing Graham. supporter of the legislation emergency and rescue workers at munities coordinate in respond- lion for Rep. Lindsey Graham, ter voice." On Thursday, Bush was head- known .is McCain-Feingold, and a Greenville, S.C., fire station. who is seeking the seat being The president then flew to ing to Texas to raise at least $1.2 renewed his reservations yester- Vice President Dick Cheney, ing to domestic terrorism. vacated by GOP Sen. Strom Atlanta to raise an additional $1.5 million for Texas Attorney day. national security adviser "We understand we've got to Thurmond. million for Rep. Saxby Chambliss General lohn Comyn's bid for He said he was concerned Condoleezza Rice and some staff have a strategy for rural South "The Senate races are very of Georgia, who is trying to oust Senate, bringing his two-day total about whether the law will violate members were in the Oval Office Carolina and rural America as important for me, I want Democratic Sen. Max Cleland. It to a minimum of $3.8 million. the Constitution's free speech when Bush signed the legislation. well," Bush told (he rescue work- Republicans to take control of the was the 13th fund-raiser of the The president was spending a protections. The White House White House press secretary ers. Senate, I want (Republican Rep.) year for Bush. long Easter weekend on his Texas was noncommittal about Ari Fleischer explained the low- In Atlanta, Bush watched as Denny Hasten to be speaker of "Saxby Chambliss needs to be ranch. whether it will have a role in law- key signing: "To hold a giant workers in hazardous-materials the House," Bush said. "These are in the United States Senate," Yesterday's events raised suits that opponents immediate- South Lawn ceremony would not suits responded to a mock chlo- the rules, that's why I'm going to Bush said. "He loves his family, he $250,000 for South Carolina ly filed. have the air of consistency, so Ihe rine gas attack.

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LISA BETTINGER NOW Editor This year's Academy Awards show was full of history-making moments. Halle Berry and Denzel Washington had historic wins. After 16 nominations, singer/songwriter Randy Newman finally won an Oscar for Best Original Song. The show was also the longest ever, clocking in at four hours and 23 minutes. So, ABC and the Academy are wondering why die ratings were so low? Well, maybe it's because the show was too long. Very few people outside of entertainment writers and movie buffs seemed to watch the entire broadcast. There is no reason why an awards telecast should last so long. Perhaps it's time for Oscar to do some trimming, and here are a few suggestions. Your regular everyday movie- goer/TV viewer probably does not care about what movie wins for Best Make-up or Best Sound Editing. Perhaps the Oscars should take a cue from the folks at the Grammy awards and give these awards away in an eariier ceremony. An even better com- promise would be to do what the Tony Awards da air those awards earlier on another network. I am sure that "E!" would be more than happy to air some early awards instead of loan Rivers. Another problem with this year's telecast was the fact that some categories had to be intro- duced with a "short film." Well, those short films can add up to a large amount of time. Next time, cut the short film business. It's not necessary. Of course, it does not help when the broadcast goes on until midnight and beyond. If you think your show might run four hours plus, perhaps it might be a ■cove bright idea if you started the tele- grq cast eariier. The Oscars were ■ spresso broadcast on a Sunday in March this year. With the exception of some wrestling on MTV and per- *fc>r ,8 haps "60 Minutes," I can't think of anything on Sunday night televi- sion that is worth watching. What harm would it do to start the fl broadcast at 7? Even if the show ft runs late, people can still go to MM m WIKI bed at a somewhat reasonable hour. Another way to save the rime would be to cut some of the ban- ter between the presenters. Some ^>T»-< of the chit chat went on a little too long. Woody /Mien's spiel, which went into great detail about how he ended up on the show, was way too long. Yes, Allen is a big name in Hollywood, but that does not mean he can bore an audience senseless with end- less babble. Some of the other presentations sounded like the actors were having these words K Ml IH MX shoved down their throats. We don't need the historical back- ground about each category; just announce the nominees and give Slim hi Tasini Sli'iiiiiT llliislI'iiiinii In Hall lin someone the award. If you are going to have a per- The soothing voice ofSinatra. A lin- theme Each place varies'depending on shops has also increased their populari- formance, make sure it has gering scent of hazelnut. Ihe rustling of what their concept is." ty something to do with movies or the Oscars. The performance by book pages. The recent mainstream appeal of cof- "There is a certain texture when you Cirque du Soleil was nice, even Coffee shops have become an impor- feehouses can be attributed to televi- walk into a coffee shop, a restaurant, waking up the audience, but it tant part of American culture in the sion shows like "Friends" and "l;rasier," .even a liar," Loper said. "All of your really had nothing to do with the show. Performances should stick pasi decade, and that trend is no differ- said George Loper, owner on Cosmo's senses go off." to the songs and scores that arc ent in Bowling Green. Coffeehouse on Wboster Street. Kelly Wicks, who sharesownership of | actually up for an Oscar. Grounds for Thought with his wife The Academy Awards are an "It's about the environment thai most "Starbucks and the whole Seattle important event; however, the coffee shops provide," said Paul Rados, ' scene moved east," Loper said. Laura, agrees. average movie-goer is not going general manager at lava Supreme. "American culture has moved more to "They're a comfortable place to meet to care if the ceremony around it is drawn out, overly dramatic, Shops offer more to patrons than a cup commercial. My goal is to return hack and get together." Wicks said. "It's a and ends in the late night hours. of coffee, to when life had meaning and people good spot fora first date, business If the C-rammys, Emmys, Tonys "()urs is a little unique; we arc a coffee had more than a social security nuni meeting, or, for students, it's a good and pretty much any other award show can give out the goods in shop, a restaurant and an art gallery," her. And in a small coffee shop setting, place to study." three hours or less then the Rados said. "Grounds for Thoughts lias it's possible." Since they oiler a different experience Oscars should be able to do it, a bookstore, and (bsmo'shas its own I he laid-back atmosphere of coffee See COFFEE on Page 9 8 Thursday. March 28.2002 NOW REVIEWS WWW.BGNEWS.COM

f "Medal" is ^r.nowheWl ■ *#'-> this ,-n honor worthy By Brent Fisher perception of war leaves you gun THE BG NEWS breathless. Whenever a proposal flops Extreme thought and atten- Sinergy on the drawing board for a tion to detail is put into the new action film, there is always creation of each level Powell is Suicide By My Side a chance that the main antag- thrust into. The missions onists will be Nazi soldiers. expose the player to the sands There is no middle ground for Indiana Jones is a prominent of northern Africa, the salty Sinergy. Detractors harp about but not entirely exclusive environs of a U-boat base in >^V Kimberly Goss's vocals not fit- example. The market for Norway and even the ominous ting the band's speedy power watching the repeated defeat landing at Omaha Beach on D- metal style. Fans like mc find of the military arm of the infa- Day. The sound of artillery fir- her a refreshing change from mous fascist German party is a the usual Michael Kiske clones. ing jars the senses and sends vast one shivers down the spine while Iii2000, To Hell and Back In the realm of video games, i»Ni or NOIIHIIK Di the subtle whispers of talking proved a lethal blend of catchy the same rule applies. One of solders over a hillside forces Immortal riffs, pounding rhythms, and Various Artists the most famous and critically Kiddneythieves top-notch musicianship. While acclaimed video games to you to stop and wait for the Sons of Northern Zerospace Suicide By My Side offers more / Giant Leap grace our monitor screens was proper moment to fire or run. Darkness of the same, it borders on being "Wblfenstein," where Army With the additional assistance Zerospace, the second full- nearly too frenetic, leaving the The CD 1 Giant Leap is just a Ranger B.J. Blazkowicz fought of two former military consul- Immortal's sixlh record is as length album from the industrial listener worn, if not exhausted, small part of a music and film his way though an extensive tants, accuracy was definitely icily cold us the album title sug- band Kiddneythieves, is a stun- by albums end. project. The CD is a mix of pop cast of goose-stepping ene- foremost in the minds of the gests. There is nothing bright or ning musical accomplishment Somebody slipped a whole and world music stars like mies. Perforating swastika-cov- de\ elopment team. light here either musically or lyri- The album explores the theme lotta NoDoz in the band's triple R.EM.'s Michael Stipe, Neneh ered opponents with a pletho- The game's payability is cally. While not exactly thrash nor of balance and achieves through espressos for this one. While Cherry, Speech (from Arrested ra of bullets entered the com- something to be admired as Development), Robbie Williams, black nor death metal, this is cer- the embracing of extremes. One not blastbeat hyperspecd, songs puter age. well. A delicate combination of tainly Scandinavian in feel — cal- moment, the CD entrances the are as fast as sustaining dis- Baaba Maal, Grant Lee Phillips A new and serious tangent stealth, reflexes and wit is and Eddi Reader, among others. culated bleakness done skillfully. listener with the slow, quietly cernible, creative melodies will along similar plot lines has needed in order to progress Being so far removed from beautiful song "Arsenal" only to allow. Even the psuedo-ballad The brainchild of Faithless been developed, however. successfully through all the founder Jamie Catto and warmth (I leek, there's even a explode with the searing "Black "Written in Stone" zooms. It's as "Medal of Honor: Allied challenges it tosses the player's artist/producer Duncan song about Antarctica!), the Bullet." All this rockets the listen- if the band's in a race to get Assault," published through way. For some stages, such as record is hard to embrace. It er into a state of aural intoxica- done (and with (he album Bridgeman, eclectic would best describe the music contained on Electronic Arts and created by the opening moments of the forces one to a distance, making tion. clocking in at only 38 minutes, the Oklahoma-based develop- Omaha Beach landing you they just might have been). this album. Catto's influence is it a challenging yet worthwhile Lead singer Free Dominguez ment team 2015, makes a fresh can play numerous times and listen. has a voice that can be soft There is a bit more production definitely felt on this CD. While it is billed as an album of world entrance into a stale genre. It never follow the same path Songs typically address seduction or burning rage, but it on this record — vocals are joins a team of previously mildly thicker with choruses a music, there is a very strong tech- twice. With the ability to save Immortal's Norwegian back- is always one of the most beauti- released "Medal of Honor" and join at almost any point or ground. War, gods, and the bit more pumped up. no and dance element to many ful voices in industrial music. Her titles for the Sony Playstation. select a previously accom- medieval recur through vocals voice blends on an almost spiri- Recording is solid as the bass of the songs. The player takes the role of plished level, the amount of re- that are barely clean enough to tual level with the stunning line comes through crisply. There is plenty of originality Lieutenant Mike Powell, a Kimberly sounds just fine: everywhere, even if Robbie recy- payability is amazing. The discern without a lyric sheet, yet effects and guitar playing provid- transfer to the 2nd Ranger sonorous and emotive. cles the words to "Hello Sir," one innate need to come back for they are grufl enough to meet ed by Bruce M. Somers. This Battalion and agent for the death metal standards. This could very well have be one of However, this could eventually of his poems, on "My Culture." more emerged more than Other than that, all of the music Office of Strategic Services. The once during the review period, partly prompts my frequent rec- the best albums I have heard tliis prove a bit problematic. As sui- OSS served as the covert mis- ollection of early Venom or Celtic year. The'only flaw of the album cide is portrayed graphically in is new, fresh and an experience to and it still lingers. lyrics and album art, the band listen to. sion branch of the allied mili- Frost records. While the basic is the 11 minutes of silence that tary. Powell is ordered into Of course, this game may riffs are similar, musically there's precedes the last track, but it is has left itself open to potential There is supposed to be a mes- not be everyone's cup of tea. parental and legal troublesThe sage in this, but without the various locales, eventually a good bit more going on here. worth the wait. Grade: A changing the course of the war Although low on the blood final track, "Remembrance," movie part of the project, it's hard Drummer I lorgli delivers a solid -David W. Slorie for the better due to his level, the amount of violence is blend of straight rhythms and might also provoke controversy. to figure out exactly what that rather extreme. There are Described as being a memorial message is supposed to be. Is it a actions intricate fills which the recording A lot of care was put into the third-party modifications helps bring to the foreground. At of Sept. 11, the track is a demonstration of how small the already out on the Internet to Ben Kweller somber, weighty piano instru- world is? Is it a celebration of the creation of predecessors of times, it does go a bit overboard, "Allied Assault," and the same enhance the level of blood loss like in the blastbcat section of Sha Sha mental that is very effective if human spirit? The music alone is fine, but the message gets lost. can be said for this title as well. in combat. To put it bluntly, "Demonium." but then the song taken on its own. Viewed in this is war. Those of you who Students, we have a winner. context of the rest of the record, Lost messages aside, 1 Giant The environments, music and is reclaimed with its Kreator-like graphics are all vibrant and ter- take offense at such a display midsection. Quite possibly the Ben Kweller's latest has a Dave the tribute, while well intended, Leap is a strong mix of pop with Matt] lews- meets- Radiohead type is jarringly out of place. different music styles from all rifyingly engaging. The enemy should stay away. Those of you best song on the record. "Within artificial intelligence borders who want to partake in one of the Dark Mind" sets a mid-tempo appeal while managing to remain Hindsight might find Sinergy over the globe. If you are expect- on the unbelievable, and the the best World War II action groove like Megadeth's "In My unique, A task few are able to trying to distance itself from this ing one big Faithless album, you meet. With lohn Kent on drums, record. While it's a musically might want to look elsewhere. If amount of ambient atmos- simulations out thus far, this Darkest Hour," then it shifts to a phere generated by the game's jumpy, thrashing assault thai Ben Kweller playing guitar, piano, solid effort, a little additional world music scares you, this CD title is definitely for you. whirrs rhythms left and right only and singing/screaming and Josh forethought might have been in should be somewhat tolerable. It to finally reclaim its original bril- lattanzi on bass, the group is dis- order both in terms of tempos is. however, fascinating to listen liance. Immortal deserves credit tinctively different, yet comfort- and thematics. A skilled record, to, and it definitely stands out for layering its songs and making ingly familiar. This is the kind of it certainly comes with baggage. from anything else out there on "10" star Dudley them fresh listens instead of music you and your best friend Grade: B the CD rack right now. Grade: B repetitively chucking out the listen to when you're crying, ■Brad Klypcliak -IJsa Bellinger same song eight times over. laughing, drinking and remem- As a whole, there might a bit bering. It's soon to be a classic. Moore passes away I lowever, he states clearly in too much blastbcat for my liking, One of the principle appeals of The John Scofield Band the CD is that the songs really hit but more seasoned death met- Uberjam his CD liners that he "wants his By led Wilson allcrs will not mind a bit. There home. "Harriet's Got a Song" audiences to know that despite ASSOCIAIEO PRESS WRITER are predictably no hooks whatso- sums up that feeling we've all had evocative tune titles he has not LOS ANGELES —Actor at one point or another. "I don't Imagine an entire CD of ever, so mainstream metalheads Grateful Dead extended solos. used drugs and alcohol since July Dudley Moore, who became an might balk at accepting stand a chance in this f— up 11,1998." Could have fooled me. unlikely Hollywood heart-throb world." And "Walk On Me" boldly That's pretty much what you get Immortal. But for those whose with the latest release from The The sounds of The John portraying a cuddly pipsqueak tastes extend into a genre that's asks, "If I told you you're all I ever whose charm melted hearts in had, would you walk on me?" John Scofield Band's Uberjam. Scofield Band are likable at first, quickly getting saturated, this This CD takes you on a nippy, but they then become monoto- " 10" and "Arthur," died yester- Who has never thought being day at his home. He was 66. record pleasantly stands out. far-out ride that's geared to the nous The bass is dominant in Grade B+ able to ask that question would According to his publicist save a lot of time and heartbreak rock and roll crowd, trance nearly every song and there is a -Brad Klypcliak ravers, and jam heads. Michelle Bega, the British-bom in the long run? bunch of electronic sampling actor died of pneumonia as a Jazz guitarist John Scofield had Kweller grew up in Texas and is If you find yourself bored with complication of progressive by no means a flashy guy. He's good kanna, peace, and love on all-instrumental CDs, then you supranuclear palsy, she said. that guy who always makes you his mind while writing and will probably hate Uberjam. There was more than a touch laugh, even when he isn't doing recording these funky tunes. of autobiography in "10," the The titles of the songs are The first track, "Acidhead," had anything. The group will be tour- 1979 film in which Moore Dudley Moore ing with Dave Matthews band probably the most entertaining me grooving but soon after, I GO was left disappointed and with a played a musician determined this summer, and that should be tiling about the CD. Titles like longing to get all lit up and chase to marry a perfect woman. But his working-class origins in a pair to remember. Bottom line. "Acidhead," "I Brake 4 Monster the happy ending eluded him in butterflies with flower children at Dagenham, east London, and Give Sim Sim a chance Booty," and "Snap Crackle Pop" real life. Four marriages ended because of his height of five feet. Woodstock. Grade D Grade: A make you wonder about in divorce 21/2 inches. In later life he also -Bienna Bozarth Scofield. -Andrea Willielm He confessed to being driven spoke of the pain of being by feelings of inferiority about Someone is See MOORE on Page 9 watching you...

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Because of tlie and community to have soul, to vaudevillian who eagerly Theater" was watched on four radio with guest spots on humor bookstore, families also come get away from routines, to repose embraced a new medium and out of every five sets in the shows. in," Wicks said. "An entire cross- away from the mundane and became "Mr. Television" in the nation, and he was the new Then came 1948 and the section of people arc represented predictable," he said. "We want dawn of the video age, died yes- medium's highest-paid funny advent of television. here" to represent that type of commu- terday. He was 93. man. In 1983, he was among Berle was signed as host of Cosmo's and Java Supreme nity. These are people who pitch Berle died at his home after a the first seven inductees into the first show of a variety series have similar clientele. their sights a little higher for the lengthy illness, publicist Warren the TV Hall of Fame of the — the "Texaco Star Theater." He "Overall, there is a mix of peo- nicer things in life. It's not unusu- Cowan said. Mis wife. Loma, Academy of Television Arts and was supposed to alternate with ple," Rados said. "We have a very al to hear people talk about a and several family members Sciences. several other hosts, but Berle good blend of people from the wine they just tried or ask each were at his side. He had been Bom Mendel Berlinger in drew so much fan mail that community and the student other if they went to the muse- under hospice care for the past New York's Harlem on July 12, NBC soon gave him the spot community." um." few weeks. He had been diag- 1908, Berle remembered his permanently. Milton Berle Lopersaid, "We're multi-cul- "It's our responsibility to con- nosed with colon cancer last mother bouncing him on her "Texaco Star Theater" began tural from the music to the tribute to the higher level of life year. knee and telling him, "Make me June 8,1948, and was renamed phases of the medium. ...We menu. As far as attitude goes, we itself— food, art, good drinks, "He was responsible for the laugh." "The Milton Berle Show" before didn't have any experts in have a wide range of people. music, relationships," toper television set in your home At age 5, he won a vaudeville it ended in lune 1956. 1948." There is a fair number of interna- added. "There are lots of choices today," Cowan said. "He put contest by imitating Charlie "When I started out with He also appeared in "It's a tional students, so we have that and lots of qualities of life in BG television on the map." Chaplin. Soon he was doing the Texaco series in 1948, tele- Mad Mad Mad Mad World" in diversity. We have undergrads We just need to go find it." "Uncle Miltie" was the king of child leads in films with Mary vision was brand new, and I 1963. Other films included "The Tuesday nights, and store own- Pickford and Mabel Normand, knew just as much about it as Oscar," "The Happening," ers put up signs: "Closed tonight and he was the kid rescued from anybody else," Berle once "Who's Minding the Mint?," to watch Milton Berle." The pro- the railroad tracks in the nick of said. "I was in charge of every- "Where Angels Go, Trouble MOORE from Page 8 Follows," "lor Singles Only" and gram's popularity spurred sales time in the Pearl White movies. thing because I wanted to be. rejected by his mother because as "Derek and Clive." of television sets and helped In 1936. Berle was a headliner Today, there are experts for all "The Muppet Movie." he was bom with a deformed left Moore and Cook teamed again foot. in 1971 for a comedy review Comedians, he said in an titled "Beyond the Fridge." which interview with Newsdayin 1980, was a success in London and a are often driven by such feelings. smash on Broadway in the 1973- "1 certainly did feel inferior. 74 season, with the pair winning Uraku Restaurant is not a raw deal Because of class. Because of a special Tony award for their strength. Because of height.... I "unique contribution to the the- By Brent Fisher teka-maki. which are tuna rolls, soup, the latter tasting fantastic employees were courteous and guess if I'd been able to hit some- ater of comedy." IHE BG NEWS and fresh salmon. but also as if it was fermented respectful, the food filled the body in the nose, I wouldn't have Cook returned to England but Being a student of the While we waited for our order, before being served. While the tummy for a fantastic value, and been a comic." Moore settled in Southern Japanese language, 1 was the atmosphere of the restau- rest of our meal was being creat- I've been back so many times Moore's whimsical sense of California, where he met the pleased to see that a restaurant rant kept us occupied. Young ed in the kitchen, everything since then that they recognize humor fitted oddly with the director Blake Edwards in a ther- established itself in Bowling Kun Park, the sushi chef, gar- seemed to arrive at our table at me by face. Just keep an eye out more savage satirical style of his apy group. When George Segal Green. Dying for cuisine other nered the most of our attention once. Every aspect of our dining for dishes that are labeled as partners. "Apart from his musical walked out of Edwards' produc- than the standard campus fare as he prepared our non -cooked experience seemed to be timed spicy, because some are more contributions to the show," Cook tion of " 10," the director turned anyway, a companion and I food only a few feet away. and conditioned toward our potent than others. wrote in Esquire in 1974, to Moore. recently scouted the place out. During the interim between appeasement, and for a pair of Other than that, I heartily rec- "Dudley's suggestions were treat- The 1979 film, co-starring Bo Being the adventuresome courses, they also kept our walk-ins during a busy period of ommend giving Uraku at least ed with benign contempt by the Derek, established Moore as a types, we checked out the exten- throats well-lubed with a steady business, we were impressed. one visit. It won't take a huge rest of us." Hollywood star. sive assortment of food offered supply of tea. 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