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ROAD TRIP: SHOWKRS Basketball travels to I Kill 63 LOW 52 Duquesne tonight; www.bgnews.com PAGE 8 A daily independent student press VOLUME 92 ISSUE 45 Dining Services holds benefit Ohio "I never heard anybody com- able to return to work, but now to 7:30 p.m. at McDonald Dec. 9 dinner will plain about him," said longtime Dining Services knows he won't Countryside. SPAGHETTI DINNER lie able to return for at least a Those unable to attend the experts friend, neighbor, and co-worker raise money for a Micky Doolitlle. "I haven'l beard year. event, but would still like to WHAT: Fund-raising dinner cancer-stricken anybody complain anything There will lie a spaghetti din- make a donation, can do so at WHEN: Dec. 9, 5:30-730 p.m. worker. about Mm, as a neighbor, as a ner with a minimum donation, the University Dining Services, co-worker, or as a person." $5 for adults and S3 for children 200Centrex. WHERE: McDonald advise by Will E Sanders Now, I lanna lights against 12 and under, but those who Volunteers for the event arc Countryside IHI BG HE Id something else: a tumor. come to the dinner can donate still needed to help prepare food HOW MUCH:$5 for Adults. $3 I in 13 years lewel ll;inn;i lie lias been receiving radia- more. and clean up after the event lias ended. lot children worked for Dining Services help- tion treatment at the Cleveland Dining Services will also Senate Clinic. Hanna undergoes the sponsor a silent auction for Nancy loseph, Associate ing to prepare dinner for stu- ly man. He is very supportive of dents, Sunday Dining Services Is treatment on a tumor, which is those in attendance. A variety of Director for University Dining by Malia Rulon his children, and their activities." 1 h ( - showing its thanks by preparing located on bis spine. The treat- Howling Green Area businesses Sen-ices, said she would like to The father of three children. dinnei for him. Km this dinner is ments arc an attempt to reduce have donated several things to see 500 people attend the event, WASHINGTON Officials Christoper, Zakk, and not to feed Hanna however, ii is the si/eof bis tumor. If success- be auctioned off. but she would be happy with a from an Ohio company thai Makkenzie, Hanna enjoys ful, the tumor could later be Some of those things that will turnout 250 people. She also makes hospital sterilization in raise money for him. watching bis kids play baseball removed. lie auctioned off include: tickets said they hope they can receive equipment told a Senate commit- The duration of time lhai and basketball, lie also played If the tumor is eventually to various events, clothes, books, enough money to make a differ- tee yesterday, thai its new decont- I lanna worked serving t< >< K! anil basketball when be was a child removed, Hanna will lace a lung and live hours of legal service ence for Hanna, since he is such amination let hnology is hcttci managing many of the dining so he knows his way around a road "I rehabilitative physical from a local lawyer. a great person. suited for anlhia\-iiilci ird offices halls here on campus, he foughi basketball court. in ensure thai all the employees therapy, bin it is too early to telL The Spaghetti fund liaising "He was very respectful than the chemicals being used In had a good working atmos- Harrier this lall Hanna took Dinnei and Silent Auction, toward fellow employees and he the us. I n\ iioiniuin.il sick leave and at that time it was sponsored by Dining Services, was very flexible," loseph said. phere BENEFIT, PAGE 3 Protection \genc\ unknown when lie might be will take place 1 lee 9 from W.M) "But be is also a wry good fami- " I he federal agencies res|M>nd I'd to the crises using what ihw know and the technologies dial have worked in the past ., hill ihete have been advances," said Les t:. vinney, president and t 11 > HI Steris ( orp., which is based in Panera offers cozy atmosphere the Cleveland suburb ol Mentor, Ohio. by Lindsy Breese guests that would like to bagels ;uid sweets to Red l Iross Hie Senate Hail Office IHt BS NtWi unwind. volunteers and provided snacks Building, which houses < Hiio Sen lunior marketing student "There are very few limes that to donors during the busy George Voinovich, has hern Couniey Pollock rushes inside iliis comer is not occupied," blood-donation push after the closed since a lettct containing after her last class of the day. liick said. "Students and odier terrorist attacks. the potential!) deadly anthrax bacteria was opened in die near- Instantly, she is greeted with the residents get a chance to catch Panera is also active!) by offices ni sen,in- Majority warm smell of freshly baked upon reading or studying while involved in university projects. I eadei Tom Daschle. EPA news bread. Grabbing a fresh-brewed they enjoy freshly bilked goods." The local store provides food at fumigated Daschle's office suite coffee and bagel. Pollock snug- Beyond the atmosphere, a discount to some Bowling With chlorine dioxide gas over the gles up in a leather chair next to Panera offers unique customer (ireen state University organl the fireplace. weekend. service. Not only are guests Zillions, which they turn around "I love the atmosphere here," "Chlorine dioxide, In the phar- greeted with the warm smell of and sell for a profit. she said. "Sometimes I come maceutical industry, was used, freshly baked bread, but they "We try and maintain a close- here to relax arid unwind after and is still used in some instances, are greeted with warm smiles as knit relationship with the uni- classes are over. It has such a ini room decontamination. But ii well. versity." Bick said. We are in a is rarely used al this point because nice ambience." "We take a lot of time training college-town and we enjoy hav- of the corrosiveness," Vinne\ This opportunity to relax and associates in customer service," ing the college kids in our store" explained after the hearing. "It enjoy the experience is the key said Vicky Minor, director of Panera's business style has cannot l>c used repeatedly." to success for Panera Bread, the marketing. "We are sensitive to leaped benefits for the bakery, ()ne new technology developed bakery-style cafe recently Nationally, it was the fastest In Steris called vapot hydrogen opened on South Main Street in our guests, not customers growling chain in 2IXK). enjoy peroxide could lx- used as a roil Howling Green. needs right when they walk in tine decontamination procedure "We try to be a sort of oasis to the door. We try to find out what ing sales of over $200 million, Since opening in lune, sales for offices because i In- fine misi is our guests," manager Michael kind of day they are having or a saturated chemical that goes on Kick said. "I'eoplc can come ina mood they are in." alive increased steadily in dry, kills bacteria quickly and can and reiaz it's never too busy in And customer service doesn't Bowling (ireen. Bick said. be used ovei and over withoul here. We want the m to feel like stop at the door for this compa- "Once we unlock the door, we they can unwind and have good ny either. Panera Bread focus' are inviting guests in," Bick said. corrosion, he said. "When you are dealing with an food at the same time," on the needs of the surrounding "We neat them as you would if office environment andelectronit I'anera's Cozy Corner has community. you were inviting someone Into Kelly Gold BC Ne« equipment ... there needs in lie leather chairs, softer lighting, a Locally, any food thai is left your home. When you have consideration of technologies ATMOSPHERE: Kelli Pydynowski, early childhood education major, coffee table and a fireplace over is donated to churches, people hleave from your home. studies at Panera Bread last night. secluded in a corner. It offers food kitchens, and shelters. The you warn Ihem to he happy and privacy and relaxation for Bowlin Green store donated full, right-.' ANTHRAX, PAGI 3

Rumsfeld confident Lewis Black amuses sellout crowd by Erik People l»[ 8G NEWS of Taliban To the enormous cheers and "I'm more than a little Imppy. I'm not delusion- applause of a sold out crowd in al, this was a great show." Kobacker Hall last night, come- defeat dian and "Daily Show" corre- spondent Lewis Black took to the stage for a biting hilarious LEWIS BLACK, FUNNY GUY by Robert Burns IHt ASSOCIAKD PRESS set. show." Black hypothesized that all Entering to the strains of his WASHINGTON — Defense He continued by saying that candy com was manufactured familiar theme, AC/DC's "Back Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld college performances are always in 1911 and is still being distrib- in Black." Black tore through a expressed confidence Tuesday his most rapturously received. uted. routine dial took aim at every- that Afghan opposition limes "Colleges, are in a lot of ways, Black's opening act, thing from politicians and ter- would defeat the Taliban at their the best shows I do," he said. Demetrius Nicodemus, was met rorists to tax forms and oddly lasi stand ill Kandahar, and he all Students at Bowling Green with a warm reception for a set enough, donkey sex. but ruled out sending in the would not disagree with his that included several jokes The highlight was no doubt assessment. Marines to finish the job. about Bowling Green's reputa- his nearly 10 minute dissection "We don't have any plans at the Scon Caster, a senior English tion for sexually transmined dis- of the Britney Spears/Bob Dole present time to be using U.S. education major, said "It was eases. Pepsi commcrical that would forces in that way," Rumsfeld said. hilarious was what it was. Once Nicodemus, who has have made most pop culture A U.S. soldier was wounded again UAO shocked me with appeared on Comedy Central majors proud with its incisive TUesday during the fighting their ability to pull off this kind and BET's Comic View, offered a analysis of consumerism and of performance. They got their around Kandahar, the Taliban solid set of observational the role creepy sexuality plays in militia's southern stronghold, the stuff together over there for the such affairs. humor, but the shadow of Lewis U.S. Cent i al ( i iinmand stud. long term it seems. They should In a post-show interview with Black loomed large. I he soldier was shot under the be very proud." The BG News, Black said he was At the end of liis performance collarbone, but his injuries were Senior film major Matthew very happy with his reception at Black told the audience to "enjoy not life-threatening, defense offi- Martinez also offered his praise Howling Green — a town about these four years, it's your only cials said The soldier was work- of Black's work. which, at die start of his routine, chance to be as far away from ing with one of the anti-Taliban "I thought it was comically lie asked "Where the f— are you reality as possible — enjoy it." groups surrounding Kandahar, brilliant," Martinez said, "I espe- guys?" If last night's performance said the officials, who spoke on cially loved the bit about the Pilot- Tin more than a little happy," candy corn was any Indication, the students condition of anonymity. Black enthused about his of Bowling Green enjoyed al BACK IN BLACK: "The Daily Show's' Lewis Black performed for a The wounded soldici wasevac- The "candy com" bit Martinez lengthy standing ovation, "I'm is referring to was a riotous least two hours of those four sellout crowd in Kobacker Hall last nighl. He recently received the noi delusional, this was a great RUMSFELD, PAGE 3 oheservational piece in which years. American Comedy award tor Outstanding Male Comedian 2001. 1 » 1 2 Wednesday, December 5.2001 STATE BG NEWS Cleveland plans for trolley system

by Thomas I. Sheeran for mansions owned by industri- could lead lo 5,400 new housing !«( ASSOC'UfCO PUfSS alists including lohn I). units and $13 billion in invest- CLEVELAND — A trotte) style Rockefeller and Samuel Mathei ments along the corridor, bus system i-. ai the heart ol an — is now a run-down commer- A component of the makeover ambitious plan to revive .i decaj cial strip from downtown far into is a landscaping plan with period ing retail corridor once known .is the dcys east suburbs. lamp posts and sidewalk paving "millionaire's row." Its first blocks have been materials to spruce up the dreary Planners envision buses reclaimed by the renovations "I streetscape. resembling trolleys shuttling peo- grand old theaters, but the We're trying to create an envi- ple along a 7-mile stretch — now avenue quickly declines to rows ronment, landscaping and less lined with vacant storefronts — of weathered and vacant slore- vehicles on Euclid Avenue to from downtown to museums, linnis. make it much more pedestrian theaters and college campuses in Hoping to bring life back to the friendly, give them a place where University Circle. avenue, the Greater Cleveland the) re going to wanl to walk and The plan has been more than Regional Transit Authority has talk and socialize and stroll down :.'n years in Ihe making and the designed a plan lo narrow the the street and slop, go shopping hope Is that when ii Ls finally buih avenue from six traffic lanes to go to lire coffee shop." Albrechl the buses will also bring business two and create a transit corridor said. to the area. Construction is in the center, The low-slung loseph A. Marinucci, who expo ii'il in begin in 2WU. anil buses would swerve serpentine- directs real-estate development buses are scheduled to begin style in and out of two bus-oiih for the nonprofit Playhouse running in 2006. lanes IO drop passengers -ii Square, said the u|>graded transit I he transit system test project islands on a median slrip. system would "provide the con- Asso laled ftws Photo is one of lo being underwritten rhebusandthetraffii plan are nective tissue" linking the theater by the U.S. Department of -.till being designed, bill the tran- district and downtown to the STREET REVIVAL: Pedestrians cross Euclid Ave., at East Ninth Street in downtown Cleveland Monday. rransportatlon lofindanahema sit authority has already spent museums and Case Western Dec. 3. The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority goes forward with a $292 million project to add live to costly commuter rail lines. SKI million planning the S292 Reserve University. bus-only lanes and trollies between downtown and University Circle. Other demonstration projects million project. Thai should lead lo investment retired New Virkt enlial Railroad are in Boston, Miami. Honolulu, "We're trying to return Euclid in jobs and tourist attractions project manager since 198."! — upgrading an existing bus line that isCleveland'sbusiesi with 4.7 supervisor and now a railroad Hartford Conn.. Charlotte. N.C.. Avenue to all of iis glory." said along the route and funding questions. ItIA million riders a year. industry consultant Eugene, Ore, Santa Clara. Calif, project manager Dennis C, "People make Investments In eventually made the project its top federal financing priority. "Perhaps it's time for ItIA to He said HI A executives and the Dulles airport corridor ol Albrechl, who remembers child- lot,II II ins where |>cople can he effectively shelving other ideas look at short-term Improvements board members should focus on northern Virginia and also San hood shopping ventures to drawn to easily." Marinucci said. including rail line extensions, instead of spending money on extending bus service to growing The project has taken years to luan. Puerto Rica Euclid Venue shops and depart- Some critics say the project long-term projects that don't job areas such as suburban develop due 10 management Cleveland's Euclid Avenue — ment stores. should lie curtailed in favor ol Work," said Sheldon fusiig. a Industrial parks, OIK<■ know n as "millionaire's row" MA estimates that the project changes — Albrechl is the fifth • Woman indicted for threats Manager indicted for faking sales

i OI.I1MBUS, Ohio (API —A \lema\ehii ol sending an e-mail Uithoriiics found rtocviuencc LAKEWOOD, Ohio (AP) — A I lericks is accused ol stealing tence of 5 1/2 years ifconvii led on all counts, she was scheduled woman was charged ycMcnkn on Sept. L'!l ill.II said she would thai Alcmaychu. a U.S citizen, pizzeria manager has been S3H.326 from Donato's Pizza, forging documents and damag- with sending computer mes- "destnn the while house and kill pn~se-sed any anthrax, but fed- BO Used ol living to increase hei lo be arraigned Dec 17. ing the company's compute! sages thai threatened to kill the president, and take over eral officials routinely prosecute store's sales h\ nrdei ing Jim large I lericks is accused ol estab- pizzas ami then leaving them to system and lax mat bine lo cover President Uusb and send .imiericaii." She sent unolhci e mmiiiunie.iiious of a threaten- lishing lake store accounts lot ml in hei garage hei activities, according to police anthrax lo schools, ihe U.S. mail On Oct. 27 llial said she ing nature, ll.s Ailornev two hospitals .uul a school dis- Kimlx-rlyHericks, :!C.ol Hock) reports in this Cleveland suburli atiorney snflioc said. would "send anthrax lo all col- trict. She ml,I leliow employees i I in khan said. lti\ er. wanted to Increase sales at Police also allege that she wrote \ federal grand jur) indicted leges, middles school, lhal Aleniayebu could not be a Donato's Pizza store so she Sit.lKK) in checks on a closed lhal she would dchvci ihe pizzas Alemash I. Alemayuhu, 23, ol wheie lots o| people arc where 1 reached for comment. I lieu could gei her name in a compa- account in an attempt to make lo (In hospitals anil the sehools c olumbiis. on one count each ol there no police IK- read) lo Imri Was no listing loi hei in the tele- threatening the president and more people.' the indie inieni rt) newsletter, said Kim restitution to the shop's owner. hersell because she wauled lo phone directory and three list- I lericks confirmed thai she making threatening communi- said. koualski a spokeswoman for maintain a rapport with those ings under her last name were the ( uyahoga County prosCCU- kept ihe pizzas in hei garage but cations, U.S. alloriun The e-mails were sent to an customers, kowabkl said unpublished numbers. tor's office, declined to comment furl her. spokesman lied Akcison said Internet site the I HI sei up to She was indicted Mondai c.u lorn Senior. Donato's market- I lie maximum penally is five No date has been set for her lo The stoic's ownei discovered charges oiihelI. loigciy. vandal- ing director, said the company years and a $250,000 line on colleci information from the appeal before U.S. District fudge the pizzas when he went lo ism and passing bud checks. She was cooperating with authorities each charge. public on possible lerrorisi Algernon M. \larbley. his office I lericks' house 10 help hei move, faces a maximum prison sen- but would not comment further. The indictment accuses activities, Atverson said. said. police said. tfffltffMcTffluTRRRffl^^

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Richard Myers, Anti-Taliban officials said the said when asked il Walker was a down his old fiarage down and who normally drives two hours in stable condition at » military chainnan of the joint Chiefs nl United Slates asked diem to traitor.' Surely, he was raised bet- built a better one to he could there and hack, to lake a rest hospital, ihe statement said stall, -aid ai the news conference repair the runway al the lalalabad ter than to know that a govern- work on cars. He is very appreciative of For weeks U.S. warplancs have with Rumsfeld that the Marines airport so that fixed-wing aircraft ment thai suppresses women When Hanna is not working what we are doing," said been bombing Kandahar in sup- have begun interdicting lines of could begin landing In Thursday. and women's rights, thai doesnl on cars, he is being driven in loseph. "He is trying to make port of anti-Taliban attackers. flic communication" south ol Pentagon officials said ihey knew educate young girls, is not the one daily ro the Cleveland clin- the best of a had situation." supreme Taliban leader, Mullah Kandahar, military jargon for of no plans to use die airport leu kind of government worth dving ic. Some co-workers have even Mohammed Omar, has instruct- blocking or otherwise cutting off offensive operations, although a for." ed his people to hold out roadways leading mil ol ihe city. small number of U.S. Special I liciing In the city, the laliban He would not discuss how die Rumsfeld said he had been told Operations Torres are in that icrea there are two other laliban fighi- are in effect using the civilian Marines are doing ibis, saving he working with opposition forces in population of Kandahar as eis in Afghanistan who claim lo did not want the Taliban to know. the search for bin Laden. shields." Rumsfeld said. Another official speaking on be Americans People aie look- Rumsfeld said ihe Hush New way to clean At a Pentagon news confer- condition of anonymity, said the ing for them," he said, adding that administration has yet to decide ence, Rumsfeld said two main Marine patrols were aimed not he knew nothing else about ANTHRAX. IROM PAGE 1 company must he registered what to do with an American groups of anli-laliban forces are only at stopping the reinforce- them, thai are being used commer- with the EM before its tech- believed to have been fighting pressing toward Kandahar as a ment of Kandahar but also Asked aboul news reports dial cially today in other environ- nologies can be used on mail alongside the Taliban and who is contingent of about 1.300 watching lor the attempted U.S. intelligence agencies believe ments when the need for lower and buildings. Chlorine dkwJdc now receiving medical treatment Marines operates farther south escape of laliban leaders. The al-Qaida may have made more toxidty and less conosiveness also isn't registered, but the EPA Irom U.S. forces in Afghanistan. bin within striking distance. official said allied troops, appar- progress than previously thought exists," lie said. has granted II an emergency The secretary refused IO say Oilier officials said the Marine ently Australian or British, are Rounded in 1987, Steris exemption, EPA Administrator whether he considers the man. toward obtaining materials foi a contingent may grow to about patrolling with the Marines. weapon to spread poisonous develops products and tech- Christie Whitman said Tuesday who has identified himsell as 1500 in the days ahead. Myers would not say whether nologies used by hospital Lawmakers from the Senate radiation. Rumsfeld said it is well "The situation In Kandahar is Ihe Marines had engaged in com- lohn Walker, a traitor. workers, pharmaceutical Environment and Public Works known that the al-Qaida leader, complicated. It's not easy, but one bat on these patrols. We found a person who says researchers and scientists to Committee expressed Frustra- bin Laden, has an interest In thing is clear: The Taliban and al- The focus of U.S. Ixmibing is he's ail American with an AK-47 decontaminate rooms, equip- tion thai different decontami- weapons ol mass destruction — Qaida will be driven from Ihe Kandahar area in eastern in a prison with a bunch of al- ment and w (irk areas. It teamed nation procedures are being chemical, biological, radiation, as Kandahar." Rumsfeld said The Afghanistan and die mountain- Qaida and laliban prisoners." upearliei this week with Versar. used against anthrax and wellasnucTr.il choice really is theirs 8S to how it ous area near the Khyber Pass Rumsfeld said. "You can he cer- Inc.. which will use Steris tech- encouraged Whitman to come happens." small of lalalabad, where il is tain he w ill ha\ e all the rights he is "I do noi know of certain nology ui provide remediating up with a protocol. The Marine- presence, with believed Osama bin Laden and due." knowledge precisely what kinds services to the government and "I think people might to ■heir vehicle-mounted machine bis lop lieutenants are hiding in a President Hush was asked ol capabilities he may have actu- private-sector clients. know that the next time guns, shoulder-fired missiles and complex of caves and tunnels. about Walkei when interviewed ally developed and ucaponized However, since Steris is regu- around, we're going to be in a attack helicopters, makes ii close U.S. planes also are dropping Tuesday for ABCs "20/20" pro- and have available In him." he lated under the Federal Food lot bcttct shape," said 10 impossible lor the laliban to leaflets in the lalalabad area to gram. said. and Drug \dminisiialion. Ihe vbinovich, R-Ohio Winter Car Care 2001 Get Your Car Ready for Winter & the Trips Home VISIT THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS!

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QUOTE UNQUOTE www.bgnews.com/opinion / / If we had possessed (nuclear weapons), we would not have waited to use them. 55 —Taliban Ambassador lo Pakistan Abdul Salam Zaeef, insisting that neither the Taliban nor Osama bin Laden has weapons of mass destruction OUR TAKE MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD Don't worry, be happy Recently there have been ing AIDS to other people. be aware that if you get into a more anthrax cases reported. A The point is, we should not be car with your drunk friend then lot of people are afraid that they worrying about something that you may get into a car accident may get it and some people are more than likely won't happen and possibly die or hurt others. becoming very paranoid. to us. Yes, we should be aware Life is a risk. But if we are Your odds of getting AIDS is that anthrax is out there and has careful and smart, we can pro- higher than your odds of getting affected many people and we tect ourselves from bad situa- anthrax. Right now, statistically, should be cautious. But if we are there are probably 12 people at going to worry, we should worry tions the University who are infected about things that may actually Worrying is like rocking in a with AIDS and don't know it happen to us. rocking chair. It gives you some- These 12 people could be hav- Don't worry that your dorm thing to do but it gets you ing unprotected sex and spread- hall is going to get bombed but nowhere. To Lynn, love Broccoli Girl

to watch me sit and be admir- do, I found the old pictures I'd TERESA ing. In return, I dealt with our taken our freshman year, the next-door neighbors and their ones of the little surprise party What I learned in school MILBR0DT problem with volume control. I'd had for her. 1 baked a box Opinion Columnist Lynn was usually in favor of rip- cake, frosted it white and made ping their lips off, so we agreed a yellow and blue M' on the with benefits. Actually, they people to come to Ohio? I hate that since I was the meek one, I cake with M&M's. (I'd spent sev- REMA don't even really care about the Ohio. It's boring, the weather is My freshman year the gods of friendship part, they just want horrible and it's just boring If it Student Housing assigned me to had the duty of knocking on eral minutes in Founder's cafe- INA their door and asking them to teria, carefully selecting them benefits. was up to me, I would be going live with Wonder Woman. Asst. Opinion Editor There is this girl who lives in to school in fun, exciting New Lynn had been in foster care please be a little more quiet. from the bin of bulk candy.) The We did get our revenge, how- cake went on Lynn's desk beside my hall. She was watching this York City or in tropical, beautiful since the death of her grand- I am almost done with my movie in her room with this guy I lawaii. My parents just didn't mother when she was six. She ever, whenever I microwaved the gift I'd knitted for her, a yel- broccoli. Both Lynn and I liked low and blue striped scarf. In first semester at college. I kind of in my hall. We'll just call them want to pay the out-of-state was placed with a very loving knew what to expect. A lot of "Sally" and "Bob," OK? So Sally costs. So why would someone foster family, but still had to the smell of cooked broccoli. one of my pictures she is wear- Our neighbors didn't. It was ing the scarf, her head is tilted people told me what college and Bob are watching a movie, pay extra to go to school in confront a deep hatred of her would be like and I had my own just a friendly little evening Ohio? Well, I met someone from biological mother and her olfactory warfare. back, and you can tell she is Lynn loved the University of laughing. preconceived notions. Yet, there together, when Bob turns to Michigan. Michigan is close by mother's boyfriend. Michigan football team. Her I think of her whenever I see arc still many things that have Sally and tells her he wants to and the weather is the same so I She never knew her biological favorite clothes were hues of managed to surprise me. I have have sex with her. Obviously can understand that. I know father, and lost several other the U of M logo. Last year 1 even yellow and blue. She spent a wore blue and yellow to her learned a lot this semester. And, Bob doesn't know much about someone who is from St. Louis. close relatives at a young age. week preparing for the Ohio memorial service on campus, oh yeah, the classes were some- girls. I mean, there are some He goes here because the Despite spending parts of her State/Michigan game, stockpil- knowing that she would appre- what interesting too. slutty girls here, but the majority 1 Iniversity is one of the few childhood in various levels of ing snacks and warning me that ciate it. In just a few weeks I'll be People told me that living in a of college girls will not just have schooLs in the nation that offers hell, Lynn had a stellar academ- I might not want to be in the applying to U of M's graduate dorm was like a bunch of sex with you because you asked his major. OK. that's a good rea- ic record and several scholar- room the day of the game. She program in Creative Writing. I young, horny people living in a politely. So, of course, Sally turns son. But then I met these guys ships. She was someone who said she tended to get a little can't help but wonder how it will hotel together with no parents. I Bob down and, on top of it all, from California. Florida and defined inner strength. Lynn emotional. As advised, I didn't feel if I am accepted, walking heard of all these wild stories, tells Bob that she is a virgin. Bob Georgia. Wow, I thought, I have was an education major plan- stay around, but I imagine you the campus green in Ann Arbor including a tale about a bunch quickly gets up and leaves. Why to find out why they left their ning to go into counseling at the could hear the cheers and curs- and remembering Lynn as she of guys that would flood their did Bob leave? Did he come to gorgeous states to come here. I elementary level, and with her es two Doors up. watched those Saturday after- hallway with beer and slide in it Sally's room for one thing and found out they are on athletic love of children and her own We kept in touch after that noon football games, pounding until someone hit their head on since he didn't get it, he left? Or scholarships. So, I am glad I experiences while growing up, year of rooming together, on her bedstead when Michigan a wall and passed out. So you was he embarrassed that he got finally found out why people she would have been the best through phone calls and din- scored another goal. can imagine how excited I was rejected? Or was he disgusted come here from other states. Rooming together, our rela- ners, giving each other updates There are still things I want to to be living in a dorm for the with himself for being a pig? Or This has been something that tionship was symbiotic I loved on our lives. On Dec 11 last tell her, little updates on my life. first time. But. lo my surprise, was he just in shock that there has bothered me since to hear Lynn speak Spanish year, 1 e-mailed Lynn about set- Yes, my boyfriend and I are still there was no wild drinking, no are virgins (and believe or not Orientation. because her accent was so per- ting up our next supper date. together. Yes, Silas is doing fine. partying, no people running there are) in college? The world 1 have met some very interest- fect. Four years of high school On Dec. .12,1 learned she had (Silas is my laptop computer around naked... no, we have a may never know. But hopefully ing people since coming here. I French had inhibited my ability died from an embolism, a blood with whom Lynn had formed a little something called Resident Bob has learned that not every met a guy who plucks his eye- to roll my R's, so I just sat and clot in her leg that had traveled close friendship after many late Advisors. If the people in my hall girl is into casual sex. Now, I am brows. Why he would go to all listened to her and told her how to her lungs. The whole idea nights sending messages on so much as giggle after 11 p.m. very well aware that guys aren't the trouble when he is a guy and cool it sounded. She thought seemed impossible. I'd already Telenet). Yes, I am still cooking they get yelled at. It's cool living the only ones. There are quite a no one cares about his eyebrows this was the funniest thing ever, signed and sealed her Christmas broccoli. away from home and I've met a few girls who arc just as interest- is beyond me. I know a girl who so she spoke Spanish often just card. Not knowing what else to Go Blue. lot of people, but living in a ed in sex as the men are. People likes to moon people. It's quite dorm is not what it was cracked can live their life however they charming Another weird per- up to be. please. Everyone should jusi be son I know is my editor for the Every college girl I talked to aware that some people chose opinion page, Kurt. He's unique while I was in high school told not to be as sexually active as in many lovely ways, but one me that college guys don't want others. Some people are into thing I don't get is that he always 210 West Hall ^ £ 1 vww.bgnews.com commitment. They wished me casual sex some aren't. People wears flip-flops. Always! No Bowling Green luck, but warned me that all col- should respect each other and matter what the weather is, he Slate University lege guys care about is sex 1 fig- just be careful. We are the STD wears flip-flops. I don't even Bowling Green ured, yeah, I'm sure there's pigs capital, after all. know if he owns a pair of shoes. Ohio 43403 Phone:(419)372-2602 in college but I thought there's So. I was pretty well aware But that's the cool thing about Fax; (419) 372-6967 got to be some decent guys, . that sex is a huge deal in college. college. Unlike high school, no E-mail right? Wrong I mean I'm sure That wasn't shocking. The party- one cares what you wear, who [email protected] that there are some nice guys ing was not surprising, either. 1 you hang out with or what you JU V^ KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CI-IN-CHIEF out there, somewhere (and to mean, that is half the reason I da BG NEWS prove you exist, feel free to call decided to come here, right? 1 have only been here a me sometime), but every single What shocked the hell out of semester and I know that I have EDITORIAL BOARD ASSISTANT EDITORS ADVERTISING college guy that 1 have talked to me, though, was when I learned a lot more to learn. I do know MARIE CHICHE. CO-NEWS EDITOR CRAIG SIFFORD. SPORTS FEATURES ED I0SH MESSER, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE so far here has told me that they that there are students that go to one thing, though. Bob is not SHANNON KOLKEOY, CO-NEWS EDITOR WILL E SANDERS, CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR BRIAN KLOPP, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE are not interested in a relation- the University from other states. going to be watching a movie in NICK HURM, SPORTS EDITOR DAN NIED, CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR JOE CALABRESE. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE ship. They just want friends What on earth would possess my room anytime soon. ;USA BETTINtER, A&E EDITOR ERICA CAMBACCINI. ASST SPORTS EDITOR BETH SCHUBERT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE KURTIS D. KINZEL OPINION EDITOR SARAH CASTO, ASST PHOTO EDITOR VICKI RIDENBAUGH, ACCOUNT EXEC MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, PHOTO EDITOR CHASfTY LESTER, ASST. COPY CHIEF 2UKEYA GRAVES, OFFICE ASSISTANT CARLA SCHOBER. ON-LINE EDITOR LISA LYNCH. ASST A&E EDITOR KRISTIN OSTERGAARD, OFFICE ASST. .MATT rttY, GRAPHICS EDITOR REMA IMA, ASST OPINION EDITOR SUBMISSION POLICY words. Name, phone number and printed. 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sents work in a wide range of 'Leader* offers challenging play TODAYS media by current and emeriti Open Forum to Voice your faculty and current staff mem- Thoughts about the Code of lames EkJred ing your field of view in any of after trial and error, not strategy. EVENTS bers of the School of Art. Student Conduct at BGSU, THE BG NEWS the missions, and sometimes Even harder is trying to get the WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 Refreshments will be served ffl "Star Wars Rogue Leader: the world's are so detailed that it gold medals that unlock secret Gospel Choir Ticket Sale @ 219 Olscamp, 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. Rogue Squadron I" is the sequel looks as if you could just go on levels and ships, such as Boba Olscamp Hall, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CAMPUS EVENTS lo the smash hit spaoe-combat for miles. Other stages com- Fett's Slave-1. The gold medals OFF-CAMPUS EVENTS that came out for the Nintendo pletely fill the screen with ene- can only be obtained by playing Critical Thinking about Values: A Small works fall exhibition ffl White Ribbon Days @ The 64. Unlike its predecessor, mies, such as the Battle Of insanely well, by beating a stage Community Discussion on the Cosmos Coffee House. The exhib- "Rogue Leader" is a Gamecube Endor, which has you fighting in record time, with an insane Women's Center, 108 Hanna Hall. future of education at BGSU @ it features the work of three Fine title, so it looks and sounds bet- off dozens of Tie Fighters and accuracy rate and without losing Men of Bowling Green, who are East Lounge of Firelands, 2 p.m. Arts senior students; John ter than it, as well as any other two Star Destroyers, while at the lives. If it wasn't for the fact I've against violence against women Reddingston, Justin Behnken Star Wars game ever made. That same time dozens of your own seen screenshots to prove me come and pick up a white ribbon PSE0P Orientation sponsored by and Jay Christman. however is where the differences ships fly around you. Topping it wrong, I'd be convinced it was anytime between now and Dec. Academic Enhancement © 101A end, because "Rogue Leader" is all off, the framerate almost impossible to get some of these. 6. Wear the ribbon until that day Olscamp Hall, 3 p.m. to 6:30 HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? just as fun, just as exciting, and never drops. The incredible difficulty hurts as a statement to others that you p.m. It you have a campus or city almost as mind-numbingly hard The ships themselves look the replay value as well. The want to see an end to gendered event that you would like to have as the first one. incredible too, so much so that violence. Men's Basketball at Duquesne @ listed in the calendar of events, The game plays like a "greatest the opening of the game suc- game can be beaten without Pittsburgh, PA, 8 p.m. send an e-mail to bgnewsev- hits" of the "Star Wars" universe, cessfully mimics a scene from getting the gold medals within a 52nd Annual Faculty/Staff [email protected] or stop by playing out the biggest missions Star Wars, the lower resolution week or two if you're good Exhibition @ Dorothy Uber Bryan Faculty Artist Series: Venti da 210 West Hall with information from the first three movies, as being the only thing that gives it enough, getting the gold medals Gallery, Fine Arts Building, 10 Camera: Music series featuring on the event. The deadline is 6 well as several original missions. away. The only detriment that may take up to a month for a.m. to 4 p.m. A wonderful College of Musical Arts Faculty. p.m. two days before the event. Included from the movies is the the game has is the same fault some, but the a verage gamer opportunity to see and purchase Free and open to the public @ first Death Star attack, the Battle that the first game in the series will give up within a couple of The calendar does not print work by some of the finest artists Bryan Recital Hall, Moore at Hoth, and the Battle Of Endor, had: it's just too damn hard. weeks. Meaning the most time weekend events due to space in this region, this exhibition pre- Musical Arts Center, 8 p.m. which culminates in an amazing Thankfully it's easier than the someone will get out of this limitations. chase sequence inside the first game, but then again, so is game is three weeks at the most. Death Star. trying to jam your elbow into The game is great while it This game looks amazing and your ear. Still though, some mis- lasts, but the insane difficulty it is easily one of the best looking sions will seem impossible with- could make it nothing more launch titles for the Gamecube. out countless attempts, and than a quick Star Wars fix for There is no draw-in or fog limit- some only become beatable some. Grade: B+ Kelly wins big at Billboard awards by Angle Wagner songwriter of the year in the few tips for the winners' accep- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS R&B/hip-hop category. "It's just a tance speeches. LAS VEGAS — Singer R. Kelly constant reminder of how hard "You got 30 seconds. 'Rial's it was the big winner at the work paid off," he said, wearing a Thank the fans, thank the record MTV to entertain US, troops Billboard Music Awards yester- Boston Celtics jersey, hat and company thank the Lord, then sit day, taking home six awards green towel tossed over his ...down," Mac said. NEW YORK (AP) — The and women abroad, which is "For more than 60 years, the while Destiny's Child and Tim shoulder. Keys, Shaggy, Lil Romeo, Creed United Service Organizations is why we reached out to the USO USO has proudly presented McGraw picked up five each. For country album of the year, and Lifehouse each won two Destiny's Child won artist of McGraw's "Greatest Hits" album getting the MTV treatment — about this idea back in quality celebrity entertainment awards. 'N Sync received a spe- the network is producing a holi- September," said Judy McGrath, the year. McGraw's honors beat the hit album "Breathe" by to our men and women in uni- included country artist of the his wife, Faith Hill. cial award for "Celebrity," the day concert for troops featuring president of MTV Group, in a form and their families over- album with the highest one- Jennifer Lopez, Kid Rock and la statement on Monday. year. "I think that I'm a fan of music seas," said retired Gen. John II. Kelly, whose remix of the hit in general and always have been week sales total in 2001. Rule. "For the Troops: An The annual Billboard Awards The show will be taped at an MTV/USO Special" will air on Tilelli |r., president and chief song "Fiesta" with Jay-Z topped since I was a kid," McGraw said. are determined by the maga- overseas military base; MTV did New Year's Day, with MTV's executive officer of the USO. the charts this year, dominated "I just try to make the music I not reveal the site or the date of "TRL" host Carson Daly. MTV "This USO/MTV tour will bring the awards in the R&B/hip-hop hear in my head and hope every- zine's year-end chart listings, the concert, citing security con- News crews will follow the enter- even more cheer to those in category. He won artist of the body likes it." which are based on a combina- cerns. tainers as they mingle with sol- harm's way, far from home and year, albums artist of the year, Comedian Bemie Mac, who tion of record sales and radio air- "The MTV audience mirrors diers, and servicemen and away from their loved ones, dur- singles artist of the year and was the host of the show had a play. the age of the young and men women will be interviewed. ing the holidays."

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by lanis I. Magin America into World Wa II the USS Missouri — anchored as by Laurie Kellman IH[ ASSOCIAHO PRESS Pearl Harbor visitors affiliated a memorial behind ii and on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with another infamous dale which ihe lapanese surrendered PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii (API WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. — Survivors of the USS Arizona weie also welcomed. Ihev in Tokyo Bay in 1945 — repre- Strom Tliurmond is about to arrived yesterday ai the memor- included some GOO police, lire sents "the answer, ibe resolve," turn 99. and even he finds that ial (o ihe ballleship where some and rescue workers from New he said. hard to believe. 900 of iheir shipmates have been York and the families of emer- Young sailors and Marines "Sometimes I pinch myself entombed since the lapanese gency employees who were lost galhered as retired Marine and gel out of bed laughing, attack on Pearl I laifoor 60 years in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Russell McCurdy, 84. of because I'm still here," he told a ago. Water-spraying fire trucks and lluntington, hid., described TWenty Arizona shipmates, fresh flower leis greeted the New what he saw from his bird's-eye former intern, commentator along with survivors from other Yorkers at the start of their week- perch on the rear mast of the Armstrong Williams. warships and about 250 family long vacations as guests of the Arizona as it was attacked. Thunnond would rather be members and friends, were st.ite and Hawaii merchants. "I've thought about this place nowhere else than the Senate, in saluted by sailors in dress whites The emergency workers met a lot." he told them. which he has served longer than as they entered Ihe USS Arizona some of the Pearl Harbor sur- On Monday, several dozen any other member, holds Ihe Memorial visitors center. vivors at a reception Monday lapanese pilots who survived the record for solo filibustering and Tourists greeted them with night. nearly four years of conflict in still casts votes in a clear voice applause. "To me it was like a dream the Pacific arrived for the obser- thai reaches from his front-row I ater, two boats took the sur- come true," said Bruce vances, including Taisuke desk to ihe farthest comers of vivors, most in their 80s, for a trip Vannosdall, 46, a firefighter Maruyama and Kamane the gallery. into the harbor. There, they visit- whose squadron lost six mem- I larada. Ever more fragile, he lums 99 ed the USS Arizona Memorial, beiS at the World Trade Centei Among the waves of lapanese today and intends to serve until Associated Press Photo which straddles the sunken bat- and whose lather fought in fighters who bombed Pearl his eighth Senate term expires in tleship. Wot Id Wai II "It's a total honor." Harbor, Maruyama and llarada lanuary 2003. He plans to retire BIRTHDAY:Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. waves after listening to There was no service or speak- Earlier this year, the Navy had were greeted warmly by Bill back home in South Carolina at fellow senators sing "Happy Birthday" on Capitol Hill yesterday. er, and news media were not expected about 550 survivors Spcer, a former crewman almard the age of 100. Thurmond, escorted by his Chief of staff Duke Short, right, will be invited. "We just went out and and relatives to attend the ihe USS Honolulu who now lames Strom Thurmond 99 today. began life there at a time when looked." said survivor Clyde anniversary ceremonies, said serves as a volunteer at the USS naul and retired Sen. lohn "I think all of us are willing lo Combs, 81. of Pompano Beach, Reat Adm. Robert T. Conway lr„ Arizona visitors center. airplanes and skyscrapers were Glenn, then 77. give him this opportunity to sort Fla. commander of Navy Region "I hold no animosity against the stuff of dreams, not night- "If NASA really wanted to of fade into the sunset," said Their visit is part of a nick ol Hawaii. "Then 9-11. Now It's them," he said. "They were doing mares. study ihe effects of space navel observances at Pearl HartXM in South Carolina Democratic 2,200" and more are still arriving what Ihev were ordered to do. Born Dec. 5, 1902. in on an older American, ihev memory of the with annivei sarj rdgeficld. he knew veterans of Chairman Dick llarpontlian. The Arizona represents "a We weie doing whal we were should have called me." ol the Dec. 7,1941. attack, which nation with iis guard down." trained lodo and the ( food Book the Civil War and became a hero rhurmond cracked. Besides. Ihurmond is no killed 2.390 and plunged Convvav told the survivors, But leaches you lo forgive." himself when he landed in The twinkle In Thutmond's longer a political threat, When Normandy on D- Day. eye and his influence over leg- the Senate was spill 50-50 $$$$$$$ee$$$$e$$$$$$$e Thurmond boiled the islative mallei S have faded as his between Republicans and Democratic Pony in 19-in over heallh declined. His fitness fol Democrats this year, Senate ihe parly's civil rights platform office has been questioned by members and aides engaged in and under the banner of the opponenls, publications and whal came to lie known as the Si,He- Rights Party — the Check out the BG News Website at colleagues, bin ihe South "Strom Watch," because any "Dixiecrnts" — carried four Carolina senator steadfastIv downturn in rhiinnonds health Southern states and gained 39 sticks with the job. electoral votes in an unsucccss could force him lo give up his A half-duzen hospital visits www.bgnews.com ful challenge of President seal and break the tie. ihis year culminated in Al Ihe lime, as the Senate's Truman. He again quil the ITiuniiond's collapse at his desk Democrats in 1964 and has in the Senate this I,ill. He has president pro tern, ITiitnnond been a Republican ever since. since moved from ins riverfront was third in line in succeed the Thurmond has served in Ihe Alexandria. Va.. residence into president after Ihe vice presi Senate since 1954, Ihe firsi swa- Waller Reed Arm) Medical deni and ihe speaker of Ihe mi elected as a write-in candi- MIRACLE CLASSIC Center. House. date. He sdll holds the record for He arrives on Capitol Hill When Republican Sen Inn solo filibustering — more than each morning al 930 and gels leffbrdslcfi die GOP in luneand 24 hours consecutively—which Saturday, February 2,2002 he sel debating ,i desegregation around its vast campus with ihe handed control to the hill thai passed despite his per- help of his aides and a wheel- Democrats, rhurmonds Influ- 12:00-7:00 P.M. sistence. Thurmond later chair. He has not missed n vole. ence foiled. changed Ins mind and support- Thurmond sometimes meets His age. stature and health Perry Field House ed racial integration, attributing with constituents, although evoke compassion even in tile the shift lo keeping In tune with those gatherings have loughesi partisans, During a roll $50 per Team ihe nation. decreased In recent months. call vole tins year, Sen. Barbara Thurmond is legendary noi Hie only tiling that's Boxer, D-Callf., look solely for his political endurance changed is where he sleeps ai Thurmonds arm lo steady him Sponsored by the Inn loi a vigor thai only latch night," said spokeswoman when he became disoriented has begun to wane. I le began a Sport Management Alliance lai 11 iK at age (i9 and remains Rebecca Fleming while passing out candy on the something of a flirt. li is widely understood that Senate floor. Id Pretty I HDary," Thtinnnnd most of Thurmond s legislative In October, when Thurmond mule on a photograph depict- and representative duties are slumped over In the Senate, ing his embrace of Hillary carried out under his authority Majority Leader Tom Daschle, 5 vs 5 COED SOCCER TOURNAMENT Rodham Clinton at her swear- bv longtime chief of slalT Robert DSD., ordered ihe galleries "•Proceeds benefit Dance Marathon*** ing-in as a senator. "Duke" Short. Short was nol empiied in prevent the public In 1998. Thurmond groused Registration forms available at all Dorm Front Desks and Eppler elected 10 make such decisions. liom witnessing any indignities. that he was far more qualified to but even Thurmonds most Thurmond, his colleagues said, 237 Center ride the space shuttle than ihe ardent political foes are too never lost consciousness whippersnapper already Limited Spaces! 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by Chris Tomlinson Tuesday during the fighting finance chief, known variously as THE ASSOCIAFEO PSESS around Kandahar, the Taliban Ali Mahmoud or Sheik Saiiil. and JALALABAD. Afghanistan — militia's southern stronghold, injured bin Ladcn's chief lieu- Anti-Taliban troops hunting defense officials in Washington tenant, Ayman al-Zawahri. U.S. (Kama bin Laden said they said. officials were skeptical of the clashed yesterday with al-Qaida The soldier was shot in the claim. Sources in Lgypt close to fighters near their hideouts in the upper chest under the collar- Islamic militants in Afghanistan towering mountains along the bone, but his injuries were not said yesterday the wife and three Pakistan border. life-threatening, said the olfkials, daughters of al-Zawahri were Hundreds of fighters piled into who spoke on condition of killed in an airstrike on Kandahar trucks and headed to the White anonymity. The soldier was work- on Sunday. The sources, speaking Mountains south of Jalalabad for ing with one of the anti-Taliban on condition of anonymity, said the battle. Provincial security groups surrounding Kandahar. several other relatives of Arabs chief Hazrat Ali said he was In other developments: serving in al-Qaida died in the assembling a force of about 3.000 —In Koenigswinter, Germany, same airstrike. more men to join the hunt for bin Afghan factions negotiating a In Washington, a U.S. official, Laden. post-Taliban government neared also speaking on condition of "This fight has just begun," a final agreement on the mem- anonymity, said the United States has credible reports that mem- Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of bership of a 29-member council bers of al-Zawahri's immediate the U.S. joint chiefs of staff, said to run the country, who will family were killed in a U.S. in Washington. assume major posts and the pre- airstrike. Ali said a patrol of about a mier. Defense Secretary Donald II. dozen men clashed briefly with a —The U.N. High Rumsfeld would not discuss group of al-Qaida fighters, who Commissioner for Refugees said whether American ground troops abandoned a tank and scurried some 200,000 people have fled were actively involved in the hunt to higher ground. There were no Afghanistan since the airstrikes for al-Qaida in the Jalalabad area casualties, Ali said. began on Oct. 7. Ruud Lubbers But he said the Americans "have Mohammed Zaman, defense said he had feared much worse been actively encouraging chief here in Nangarhar province, and credited careful targeting of Afghan elements to seek out' al- estimated .is many as 1,200 al- airstrikes by the U.S.-led coali- Qaida leaders. Associated Press Photo Qaida fighters are in the rugged tion. • Gen. Tommy Franks, com- mander of U.S. forces in the PRAYER: Unidentified Afghan women pray at the start of the Afghan Women's Summit at the EU —At a women's summit in mountains, fleeing to higher alti- Afghan conflict, has confirmed Charlemagne Building in Brussels, Belgium, yesterday. The summit coincided with talks in Germany on tudes as they abandon the Tora Belgium, leaders from that the search for bin Laden, Afghanistan's future. Bora cave complex which has Afghanistan and around the sought in the Sept. 11 terrorist been the target of days of inten- world pledged to cooperate to attacks in the United Slates, has Kandahar have begun probing if)' the teams' mission, saving just over a week ago, have not sive U.S. bombing. Ali said the al- make sure women have a say in focused on the mountains south deep in the desert, moving In off- only thai they were "looking for gotten involved in fighting as Qaida forces have split into any new Afghan administration. of Jalalabad and around road vehicles and HurnvGM threats. ... Any threat is going to anti-Taliban tribesman advance groups as small as 10 men. Zaman. the Nangarhar defense Kandahar ('apt. David Romley. a be a target.'' from three directions on A U.S. soldier was wounded chief, claimed an airstrike late Marine reconnaissance units spokesman for the Marines Task The more than 1,000 Marines Kandahar, the last city under Monday killed bin Lidcn's out of a U.S. base outside force 5H at the base, did not spec- at the base, set up at an aiificld Taliban control.

Northern alliance rejects UN. proposal for security

by Anwar Faniqt difficult goals ol a I t.N.-spon- I he other groups ai theconfel - Zalniai RassouL whose group from Turkey. Indonesia, Qanooni also dampened IH[ *SS0CI*TE 3 »l sored meeting olTour Afghan fac- ence — supporters ol ex-King represents the former monarch. Bangladesh and Ionian. expectations thai the fonner king KOLNIGSWINTI R, Germany tions ai a mountalntop manor Mohammad Zahei shah, and said that one option was to Eight foreign journalists have would head an interim adminis- — The northern alliance rejected outside Bonn. two other exile groups based in include Afghans in n wider secu- been killed in Afghanistan over tration, saying he would have a (he United Nations' proposal for "We don! fed a need for an (Aprils and Pakistan —are push- rity lone lie said he hoped for the past several weeks since role only if elected by a national an international security force foi outside force, I here is security in ing for a neutral UN.-backed "compromise." northern alliance forces began council. Afghanistan, insisting today thai place," the northern alliance's force. I he full of Kabul m northern pushing the laliban out of most We don't believe in the role of a security force — theirs — is chief negotiator, Younus "Peace is ntil possible without alliance forces lias prompted of the country. a person and personalities. We already in place Qanooni, said at the second day neutral forces, and there are no international calls for the United U.N. officials and aid agencies believe in a system, for example, The} also dampened expecta- ol the talks. neutral forces In Afghanistan. Motions in oversee a political set- have also expres-ed concetti over the loya jhga." Qanooni said. "If tions ili.ii the former king would If a security force is needed to I here are only northern alliance tlement to the long-running tiv.nl unconfirmed repents lliat north- the people agree through a loya head an Interim administration enforce an agreement on an tones, and thej are not niuli.il,' war in Afghanistan. A multina- ern alliance forces have massa- jilga that the king lias a role, of I tedding on the makeup of a inlet im government, Qanooni saidAnwar-ul-Haq Vhadi a dele tional force drawn inaiiih from cred hundreds ol civilians and course," he said. security force, as well as an intei said il should l>e comprised of gate ni the Peshawar group thai is moderate Muslim nations has captured soldiers in their push im administration, are the two Afghanistan's ethnic groups, based ill Pakistan been in planning, drawing Iroops against the Taliban.

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In addition to her scoring by Erik Cassano 29.5 minutes. He is also the total, Bolien grabbed a game- "H' ec NEWS team's leading rcbounder, aver high IS rebounds. The Bulldogs held a 50-40 edge in You defeat Michigan in one of aging 6.5 per game. that department. the biggest, most emotional Another contributor for ihe wins in the history of the pro- Dukes has been (i-fool-10-inch gram. You come hack three days freshman center Simplice Njoya. laiei with an apparent adrena- The native of the African nation Toledo coach line hangover and gut one out of Cameroon is second on the shows off trophy against a tough Marisl learn. team in points at 12.0 per game TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Toledo So what do you do for an and third in rebounds at 4.5 per coach Tom Amstutz is treating encore?You probably want todo game. Njoya is already seventh the Mid-American like Ihe Snickers candy bar com- all-time on the Duquesne list of Championship trophy like it's mercial where the coach has his freshman scoring averages. the Stanley Cup. leam go home and play video The Falcons come into He's had it at his daughter's games tonighi's game obviously happy basketball practice, had friends But. soon, you have to lace up to be 5-1, but with problems. The pose lor pictures with it and voui sneakers and hi! the hard- offense looked sluggish againsi even put it on the edge ol his hot wood again. Pot ihe Howling Marisl. and hasn't really run well tub. Green basketball learn, that all season. "I jusl sat there for an hour or means traveling i<> Pittsburgh to "It's like one of those old Dr. I. so staring alii," he said. lace Duquesne tonight. Il Will be Videos where one guy dribbles Amslulz said he's been smil- the first true road game for the and the olliei four Stand ing ever since the Rockets rallied I alcons, since ihe three games around, Dakich vud following 10 IXMI Marshall 41 -36 on Friday ihcv played in Alaska were con- Marist. 'Thai'swhat lliccnmmn- in the MAC title game. Since sidered neutral-site lion offense ol the living falcons then the irophv hasn't been far "The crowd in Alaska wasn't .1 has come to." away. home-oriented crowd, either lot i:\en with ih>' struggles, Iti.s "I was showing ii off 10 any- us 01 againsi us." BG coach Dan offense has found a kind of body who wanted lo see it." I i.iki. h s.iid. "Sn this will IK- ihe rhythm in iis nun discord II has Amstulz said. "Some of our liisi in 1 n- fin that. I'm interested usually centered around seniors seniors. Samcei Kamond, Andy I" sec how ueiln Keith McLeod anil Lcn Malela, Boyd and lake Mel .can. they had lliulei ill*- heading "thai who carried the learn through pictures of their dads taken which doesn't kill us our; makes the second half againsi holding the trophy." us stronger," IH ■ has passed the Michigan. Malela almost single Amstutz took the trophy irsi pan of its schedule with liv- handedl) carried the leant over home and had a rule thai any- ing colors. In going 5-1, ihe) Marisl Km foi die Falcons lo body who came over had to pick have defeated (He Miss, keep winning games, es|>cciaHy il up. There's been only a few I lelaware, and Defiance In addi- when ihe conference schedule places where ii hasn't showed 1011 io Michigan and Marisl. starts next month the offense up. 1 heii lone loss came against will have 10 run hi'llei as a unit. "My wife wouldn't let me Washington In Alaska. "I don 1 think the ball had been bring it into bed with us." I he wins againsi ()le Miss and in Brandon (Pardon's! hands Amstutz said. Michigan are akin to the BG enough.' Dakich said of his football team lopping Missouri point guard. "He's had the ball on and lemple in the early part of the perimetet about as much as Indiana's Randle El iheii season, Emotional!) taxing (forward Brent] Klassen, and bill a tremendous confidence gets Big Ten honor loosl that 1 aril lie." PARK RIDGE, III. (AP) — Duquesne is 2-2. coming off tonight's tip off is scheduled Indiana quarterback Antwaan lor 730 p.m. in DuquesneS Randle El was named BigTen liack-to-back losses againsi Chris Schooler I PalumboCenter. liG's next game offensive player of the year Ohio and Cincinnati last week. Theil leading scorer is (i-7 for- is Mondav againsi North Tuesday by a panel of coaches OVER THE TOP: Bowling Green's Keith McLeod shoots over Michigan's Chns Young during the ward Wayne Smith, who is aver- Carolina Wilmington at and media that also placed Falcons' 65-59 victory last week BG travels to Duquesne tonight him atop the All-BigTen team. aging 135 points per game in Anderson Arena. Randle El, whose career with the Hoosiers was marked by his eye-catching versatility, this year became the first player in major college fool- ball player to record 2,500 Salt Lake's Olympic flame arrives in US. total yards in four consecutive seasons. by Justin Bachman coach, carried the flame on the A product of Thornton High IHf *SS0C*1ED PRESS first leg of its journey through the School in Harvey, III., he ATLANTA — Carried by a park. From there, the flame visit- moved into fifth place on the crew of gold medalists including ed Coca-Colas headquarters, a NCAA Division l-A total Muhammad Ali and Peggy General Motors assembly plant yardage list with 11,364 yards Fleming, Ihe Olympic flame and Athens, Ga., before arriving and is the only player in divi- began a 46-state, two-month In Greenville, S.C., for an evening sion history to pass for 6,000 journey Tuesday to the opening yard and rush for 3,000 yards ceremony ceremony of lite Salt lake City Bill Spencer, a biathlete who in a career. Winter Games. competed in the 1964 and 1968 Michigan linebacker Larry Starting in the last U.S. city to Foote — the Big Ten and Olympics, carried the torch off hold ihe Olympics, Ihe Summer national leader in tackles for a the plane along with Stone. They Games in 1996, ihe relay will passed the torch lo Blair. loss with 42 — was named involve 11.500 people lugging Since the Sept. 11 terrorisi defensive player of the year, and Wisconsin running back the 3-pound torches and their attacks. Salt Lake officials have symbolic fire more than 13,500 been promoting the Winter Anthony Davis was selected as miles before the Feb. II ceremo- freshman of the year by bolh (lames as a iallying point for the panels. ny. nation and an opportunity to "This precious, magical flame The media panel unani- demonstrate friendship among can illuminate us all with it-. mously named Ron Turner of countries. hope of a brighter future." said Illinois coach of the year. "Our nation is in prayer." said Billy Payne, who led Atlanta's Miii Romney, president of the In his fifth season at Illinois. Olympic effort. "In its light, you Salt Like Organizing Turner led the lllini to its first can see the promise of a world Committee, noting the grieving conference title since 1990 united, not divided." over Ihe 3,700 killed in the and a spot in the Sugar Bowl. The relay left the downtown attacks and the concern for U.S. Coaches named Ohio Slate Centennial Olympic Park aflet soldiers fighting in Afghanistan. center and Dave Riminglon Ali. a boxing champion at the The torch "hinds each of us 10 Trophy finalist LeCharles 1960 Summer Games in Home, the family of humankind," Bcntley offensive lineman of lighted a torch from a massive Romney said. the year. Wisconsin defensive cauldron anil passed it 10 Among ihe torch bearers will tackle Wendell Bryant was Fleming, a figure skating gold be Ivy Click, the wife of leremy named defensive lineman of medalist at ihe 1968 Winter Click, one of Ihe passengers the year. Games in Grenoble, Prance. aboard United Flight 93, which Others named to both first Ali lighted ihe flame thai crashed Sepi. 11 in Pennsylvania teams for offense: Bentley; burned over ihe Atlanta Games. afler passengers apparently Indiana running back Levron He and Fleming were joined sli uggled with hijackers. She Is to by oihei Olympic medalists carry the torch I tec. 23 in New Williams; Wisconsin receiver cyclist Lance Armstrong, ffve York. Lee Evans; Michigan receiver lime speedskating champion New York Yankees manager Ilw Associated Press Marquise Walker; Illinois Bonnie Blair. I960 figure skating loe Torre, Iwseball great Willie TORCH: Leo Mullin, chairman and CEO of Delta Airlines, carries the Olympic torch through downtown guard lay Kulaga; Illinois tack- gold medalist Koheii Paul and Mays, former NIT. quarterback Atlanta yesterday. le Tony Pashos; Ohio state 1998 freestyle ski winner Nikki Steve Young and CNN anchor tackle Tyson Walter; and Stone. Paula Zahn are among 5(H) Purdue kicker Travis Dorsch. The closely guarded flame celebrities who will carry the mechanical engineering ai than 400 miles, will begin at 7 from Seattle to luneau, Alaska, Others making both teams arrived in Atlanta alter an 11- torch The rest were nominated Georgia Tech, who also designed a.m. each day. They will halt Dec and then 10 Spokane, Wash., on for defense include Foote; hour flighl aboard a Delta Air by friends and family. the tore', for 1996. This year's 24-25 in New York City for the Ian. 24. lineman Akin Ayodele of Lines jumbo jet painted with the I he lurch also will lake a spin version was built 10 withstand holidays. Purdue; linebackers Nick words "The Soaring Spirit" and around ihe Indianapolis Motor wealhei ranging from minus-40 The torch also will travel by air Minnesota, North Dakota, pictures of Blair, ski jumper Ryan Speedway Ian. 8 and visit 80 Greisen of Wisconsin and losh degrees to 80 degrees, along with three more times to Utah: from South Dakota and Hawaii are Heckman and luger Duncan cities in all. strong wind and rain, Shellon Miami to Mobile, Ala., on not on ihe torch route for logisti- Thonihill of Michigan State; Kennedy. Ihe torch was designed by said. Sunday; from Milwaukee to cal reasons, relay spokesman, and punter Dorsch. Fleming and Paul, her former I Sam Shelton, a professor of The relay legs, averaging more I ansing, Mich., on Jan. 6; and Mark Walker said. BG NEWS SPOUTS Wednesday Decembet 5. 2001 9 Oft-injured Cavs center back again

by Tom Withers injury, coupled with a back prob- the lineup after watching him THt ASS0O»UD PRESS lem that has kepi forward Tyrone dominate during practice. CLEVELAND — Zydrunas Hill out all season may have After five seasons, the Cat scan Hgauskas and the Cleveland prompted the Cavs to bring appreciate being teased by Cavaliers aren't going to wait any Hgauskas back early. Hgauskas' talent. longer. Hui Cavs general manager lim "Johns experience with '/.' Hgauskas, whose promising Paxson said the other injuries did playing is iwo months," Paxson career has been slowed by not factor into Hgauskas' return. said. "(Owner) Gordon's (Guild) numerous loot injuries, on Paxson said Hgauskas' minutes is live years and mine is three Monday was activated from the would be watched closely, espe- years, lohn is anxious to gel him injured list and the 7-foot-:! cen- c ially when ihe Cavs are playing back as we all are." tef was expceled to play in hist on consecutive nights, In February. Hgauskas, who night's game against the Detroit 'We learned over the lasi few signed a six-year. S70 million fislons. years about the stresses on his contract In 1999, had seven Hgauskas has played in just 29 body and want to make sure SI uws inserted Into his left foot games since 1W1H because of were IKK asking him to do loo and underwent extensive bone injuries and has undergone five much." Paxson said. grafting in which doctors surgeries on his feel. I he most When he's been healthy, reshaped his fool to distribute recent procedure on his left fool Hgauskas has been one of the stress points more evenly was done in February, and aftet I astern Conferences best cen- In 24 games lasi season, the operation Hgauskas said il ters. And with him on ihe floor, Hgauskas averaged 11.7 points would he his test. the Cavs have IXIMI a different and 6.7 rebounds per game. He ' "Its been a long road.'' team sal out the entire 1999-00 season Hgauskas said following Cleveland opened lasi se.i-on after haling surgery on his left Monday's practice, Tin as read) Ingoing I :>-7 before Hgauskas got fool. as I'm ever going lo lie. Il feels as hurl during a Dec. 22 game Hgauskas. who is Lithuanian, good as il can gel with seven against the Miami Heat Without played just live games In 1998-99 screws in il." Hgauskas. the Cavs won just IS when he was diagnosed with a Ml hough Hgauskas, known lo games the ri">l of ihe season and suess fracture in his left foot his teammates ami Cleveland co.u h Randy Wittman was fired. As a rookie in 1997-98, fans simply as'"/," has been prac- Were not looking at him as Hgauskas averaged 13.9 points . licing with the team since the Ihe savior," Paxson said. "That and H.8 rebounds in 82 games I le opening of training camp, the jusl because "/" is back we're made ihe NRA's All-Rookie lean] Cavs had been saying he wouldn't going lo win every game. This is and was named \1\ Pol the rook- return until mid-December. going lo lx' an ongoing evalua- ie game during ihe league's Ml- The Associated Press However, center Michael tion oi him, maybe tot the rest oi Star weekend in NewYbrk. Doleac sustained a broken left his career." The Cavs drafted him in ihe HELP NEEDED: The return ol Zydrunas Hgauskas comes not a momenl too soon lor the struggling ankle lasi week and could be lirst-yeai coach lohn Lucas first round (20th overall) in the teams coach, John Lucas (left) and best player, Andre Miller (right). sidelined for si\ weeks Dofeacs has been eager to gel Hgauskas in 1996 draft PT \W P ^ I ^B contraction testimony begins

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■ IRVING, Texas — Anarbitnitoi OKTIIKWKKK began hearing testimony vestcr- dav in a grievance D\ the players TOP MALE AND FEMALE BG ATHLETES assot union in blink baseball's plan io eliminate two teams before next season. Keith McLeod The start oi ihe hearing coin- MENSBASKETBALL cided with the annual meeting ol the players' association execu- Shot a three-pointer to tive board. give the Falcons their "This union slicks together." Detroit Tigers pitcher Damn largest lead of the game . Patterson said. We're not saving 31-19 vs. Marist we are going to strike, but we're going to fight it." Saturday. Scored 17 Players knew they would lx1 points to lead Falcons negotiating a new labor contract against Michigan last this offseason. They didn't think contraction would lie pan of ihe week. talks, but owners voted Nov. ii to eliminate two teams. Ihe fran- chises for folding weren't picked Lindsay Austin — Montreal anil Minnesota are WOMEN'S BASKETBALL the leading candidates. We're all surprised," said Scored in douhle figures levis pitcher Rick I felling, the Al. for her third consecu- playei representative "All of the discussions we had aboul it pre- tive game last Tuesday viously were jusl that il was against Eastern something they had maybe Ihe Associated Press talked ahum it, anil it was noth- Kentucky. Had 12 points ing really that was serious lo STAY, TEAM, STAY: Paul Ridgeway, left, chairman of the Keep the Twins at Home campaign, chats and three steals on the have il all thrown In your lap all with reporters after meeting with Minnesota Twins president Jerry Bell and commissioner Bud Selig quickly like that without any in Chicago Nov. 27. night. warning, that's kind of set things back a bit." But we've got to sit down and it is settled, there can't be much request by baseball and the About 50 players were at really gel an idea of what we are progress toward a labor deal. Twins for a speedy review of an Tuesday's meeting, the largest going to da" "You have to know one way or injunction thai forces the team American Haul Heart disease and stroke kill more gathering oi players since the After two days of testimony another because they Inter- to play next season. The court AMKIJIHW 0 people than any other disease. World Series ended Nov. 4. before arbitrator Shyara Das, the twine," Helling said. "To gel a sei a hearing fbl Dec. 27, two In lad. cardiovascular disease kills more hearing moves to New York on collective bargaining agreement Players claim the contraction weeks past the deadline for con- ITMERICAN people lhan Ihe next seven leading cause Monday for four more days, The done, we have to know how ol dealh combined. The American Heart vote violated the terms of their traction tinder commissioner HEART labor contract, which expired sides have agreed to additional many teams will be playing Association is Ihe nation's does! and Bud SeUgs original plan. largest voluntary agency dedicated to Nov. 7 but remains in effect. hearing dales in December if Obviously, we're against con- WALK Selig has said the elimination January 26. 2002 reducing disability and death due to "It's something that is going to they are needed. traction. We are going lo do cardiovascular disease and stroke by lake a definite locus.'' ( nils mil Players don't want contrac- every thing we can to slop il." of teams will happen, but has promoting healthy lifestyles and investing tion 10 lx' the overriding focus of The Minnesola Supreme acknowledged the timetable is in lile-saving research and education. fielder Michael Tucker said "Its nothing that can't be resolved. their meeting. But they say until Court last week refused a oui of his control.

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by Doug Ferguson rin- iron) ol thai moment make a cut on the PGA Tour. year and gel his education inside earned his card, he woii'l l>c able tut « •-ess well beyond his years, saving Monday ai Bear Likes Country Baddeley was 18 when he beat lilt' IO|H"S. loplayonlhel'li \ tout Without.1 poliich that everyone has a right WEST RUM HI ■ACM. I-Ia.—Ty club was ihat standing .">(> yards Greg Norman and Colin The biggest difference — sponsor's exemption until Iunc2, loiheii opinions. Inoii Stepped into a hunker awa\ i>n the second lee was 20- Montgomeric to become the beside llie fact Tryon earned his his |8th birthday. "Hopefully I have won a lew behind the 17th green and about year-old \aron Baddeley, amis youngest champion in the 95- lour card and Baddelex isO-lor-2 "Most ol thai criticism was that people over doing this." he said. "I _'(X) fans, which constitutes a crossed .is he looked CHIT lo see year history of the Australian ai Q-school — is that no one people didn't understand the went through every siage and I mob ai Q-school, gathered who was attracting so much ((pen, thought Baddeley skipping col- irack he was on. oi ihey were did ii the hard way Hopefully, around. attention. I heir idea of a higher educa- lege was a terrible idea people will wai m up to me a little Everyone wanted a look .ii the 11 yon ami Baddeley have plen focusing on the wrong tiling." tion is the PGA Tour, Perhaps that's because IVyon is more.'' 17-year-old who defied not only tx in common. IVyon's e-mail address used to an American and Baddele) is said his father, Hill "Maybe they No one can question his ability. the odds l>\ becoming the Hold arc prodigies. be "ProQuick." Being a pro is all Australian hail a mold in mind lor everyone. Tryon made ii through three youngest playei lo earn his i'i,\ Tryon liisi made his mark at he ever wanted. Maybe golf Isrrt as global as This isn't a cookie-cutter sce- stages and II rounds. I If won the Tour, card bui also conventional the Honda Classic in March, Baddeley's father set aside everyone thinks. nario, doll is an evolving game." lirsi stage with a 15-undcr 263, wisdom by turning pro before when at If. he became the $28,000 for him to navel across Curiosity over the kid mined Bemhard Langet of Germany finishing high school youngest player in 44 years to the United States on his own last into criticism when Tryon decid- turned pro when he was 1 , Seve opened the set ond stage with a ed to turn pro a few weeks before Hallesieroswas 17. course-record t;:t at Orange enrolling for his junior yeai at Dr. Sergii i (iarcia was 19 and still in Count) National in Orlando, ami Phillips High School in Orlando. was never in seiious danger in school when he turned pro two It didn't help thai he failed to years ago after he was low ama- die final stage. qualify fot the malch pla\ por- I he scrutiny now shifts to the tion ol the OS. Amateur. teur in the Masters, Me made his emotional state of a boy among "I think it's a joke," said Scott PGA four debut at the Byron men playing and living along Honest, Handmade Mexican Food Moeli, who lives near the liyons Nelson Classic and brought along side guys iwice his age, some In Oi lando. "I know Ty it's a terri- his homework. People thought ble dec ision." thai was cute. older ih,HI his II year-old father EL CAMINO REAL LTD I he PGA lout reacted, too, rhej think l\ Is crazy. arranging fot transportation iiy adopting a policy that members Iryon brushed aside the criti- ing IO keep up with bis home- iiiusi be lit. Even though Tryon cism Monday with diplomac) work; u\inglo lit in. Free Chips & Salsa |10% off W/Lunch or Dinner Order. with BGSU ! Student/Faculty I.D. thick out the 2002-2003 leases! Updates on the web @ #1 Mexican Restaurant in Wood County i good through: Hours. Sun.-Thurs. 11-9 ! 11/6/01 - 12/10/01 www.newloverealty.com/nrentals i Fri.-Sat. 11-10 i i NFWI°VEi,L.i 352-5620 • 332 S. Main (our only office) wrs> FALL 2002 LEASING Come sign up today! UNITS GOING FAST! Columbia Court Apartments (903, 907, 915, 921, 929, 935 Thurstin) • 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths • Furnished • Close lo campus Some units with A/C, fireplace, dishwashers Heinz Apartments 808, 818 N Enterprise, 424, 451 Frazee • 3 Bedroom • Furnished o • A/C, Fireplaces, dishwashers CD Mercer Manor Apartments holidays? One of BG's Newest Complexes • 3 Bedroom/2 full Baths O • A/C, Fireplaces, Microwaves, dishwashers Stop by the office for our current listing of available units! *1 & 2 bedroom units also available* 50% Off your single Item "for sale" ad with this coupon. Hours: Greenbriar, Inc. That s only 53C a line! 352-0717 Mon-Fri (9 am - 5 pm) 224 E. Wooster U ami ■• piici i la nnra M 2M Wt« Mill. Ii-5|. Saturday (9 am - I pm) DIIIIIDI 1 lav irltr ■« TtOO. PrfttM Indtvldvils and mw ids i»l» JNEWS Bowling Green, OH 43402 GREENBRIAR, INC. website: www.wcnet.org/~gbrental tqlrwtt-W-W

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Call Ja- 33 _ West litrinciii* llul diwnminaif t« en.itura(tt di* Wednesdays 11am to 9pm 34 Arm bone iMiiiiiijlinii OfJifW JII> individual « fn<« mie © (419) 308-0282 ■ Includes garlic bread and salad 36 Legislate ihr KJM< oi net. t«. ocrior, KO>I. nHftM. $4.50 nilnmal nnjiii s MIM 39 Southern state CAMPUS POLLYEYES house, own room, close to campus. Itfjlly i- -n-U'J MH 40 Clamp Call 354:7279 and ask for Audrey. 1 Heredity unit 32 Overeat 5 Building wing 33 Cushion A young Caucasian 30 yr. old cou- 1-2 rmtes. needed tor spring semes- 8 Thread a shoe 34 Armed service (abbr) Campus Events ple seek to adopt newborn Will be ter in Campbell Hill. Sublease-own 12 Dash 35 Slippery fish full-time mom and devoted dad. Ex- room. Call Leighann at 352-2336. 13 Untruth 36 Hearing organ 14 Graduate (slang) 37 Tease •REMINDER-REMINDER- penses paid. Call Jen and Cliff 1-800-301-8471. 3rd rmte needed, 15 End 38 Of sound mind Answers Classilied Deadline Own bdrm Brand new house. 16 Head cavity 40 Prohibits 1 day prior to publication 353-2448 18 Israel judge Confidential Eating Disorder 41 Nickel symbol by 2pm 19 Solicitor general labor) Support Group 5 extra graduation tickels needed. 43 Southern state (abbr) $1.05 per line. 20 Tardy Will pay. 44 Opera solo $.80 extra (or bold. Women & men at all stages ol re- 21 Male pronoun Place your ad © 204 West Hall covery. Confidential, interactive dis- Call 499-0116. 45 News agency (abbr) 23 Famous alien •REMINDER-REMINDER- cussions. 47 Attention (abbr) 24 Reproduction Every Wednesday from 7-8:30pm Extra graduation tickets needed. 49 Diamond weight Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall Will buy tor best offer. Please call 26 Fruit 51 Winglike Travel Call Judy Miller al 372-7426 354-5159 or 216-469-7136 Tony 28 Degrade 52 Santa Claus for more information 29 Cot 55 To the leeward side Female rmte needed in Burwood 30 Fuss 56 Summer drink "1 Spring Break Vacations! Estates, spring sem W/D. 57 Bird's home Cancun. Jamaica. Bahamas & Flori- Fraternities ■ Sororltlei dishwasher and garage $280/mo + da. Now hiring Campus Reps. Clubs * Student Groups util. Call 354-7182 ask lor Sarah or 1-800-234-7007 Earn $1,000-$2.000 this semester Shara. endlesssummertours.com with the easy Campusfundraiser.com three hour Female roommate needed, apt. tundraising event. Does not involve dose to campus, own room, non- »1 AbsolutelowestSpringBreakPrice! Stop by our credit card applications. Fundraising smoker, call 353-3383 2)AwardWinningCustomerService!3| dates are filling quickly, so call FreeMealPlans4)CampusRepsTrav- Need graduation tickets 2002/2003 LISTINGS office ot today! 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MOLTEN CORP. office in Perrysburg filling positions CLASSIFIEDS FREE parties. LOWEST prices1 lavallering to Craig Murray 436 N. ENTERPRISE ST. NOW in customer sales/service. www breakorstravel com UK* III)* III)* MM* 111)* MM* Subleaser lor Spring IMMEDIATE HIRE! $14.15 base-appt's . guaranteed (800) 985-6789 Own room in duplex. S285 mo. & CONTINUED ON utilities. Call 354-6625. Part Time starting pay. Fun work environment Spring Break Insanity! www inter- Spice up Less than one block from Campus with other students. Work 10-40 hrs. camcus.com or call 1-800-327-6013 your personal Ad Subleaser needed ASAP lor 2 bdrm S6/HR. STARTING PAY per wk Co-ops/scholarships award- Guaranteed Lowest Prices! Cancun. with a apt. $200/mo + utilities, turn Will 3 Shifts available: ed, conditions exist. No telemarket- PAGE 12 Jamaica, Florida and Bahamas Par- Display Personal!! have own room Close to campus. A Shift: 7:00 a.m.-10.00 a.m. ing or door to door sales. No exp. ty Cruise! Fifteen Years Experience! Until May 2002. Call Sarah a 354- B Shift: 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. necessary, we train. Must have a Free Trips For Campus Reps! Add a photo or 7842. C Shift: 1 00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. positive attitude & people skills. Call artwork Mon. through Fri. 9a to 5p. 419-874- SPRING BREAK PARTYI Indulge Subleaser needed lor 1 room of 2 Possibility of working 2 1/2 hours for only and getting paid for 3! 1327. www.semesterbreakwork.com in FREE Travel. Drinks. Food, and bdrm. apt. Close to campus. $18 or $24!! Call Wade 353-3629 354-8802 Parties with the Best DJ'i and celebrities in Cancun, Jamaica, Subleaser needed lor 2 bdrm. apt. 354-8703 Deadllne-2 days prior Mazattan, and the Bahamas across Irom campus. Furn. laundry Duties include picking-up and by 4:00pm. Go to StudentCity.com, call on site Large bdrm $275 plus gas delivering jobs in and around Bowl- Stop In © 204 West Hall. * * * 1-800-293-1443 or email saleaOalu- Call Brittany 352-9747 ing Green and the BGSU campus; WATCH Call 372-6977 for more Info. dentcity com to lind out more general errands, and occasional IT'S BURSARABLEII Subleaser needed lor Dec-Aug for light cleaning. You'll be guaranteed a 2 bdrm house.W/D included 2 hrs. each workday even when you BG24 $500/mo call Heather @ (419)233- work less time, additional hours will Services Offered World Nail 3512 or Ryan (419)233-3085 be available as needs arise. Starling 1 Get your nails done! Full set $28, Subleaser wanted. 1st mo. FREE ! pay is $7.50 per hour. Must have V0««W»4A NEWS Fill $18 w/student ID Nice 1 bdrm avail. Jan. Located on Responsible, energetic, creative col- own vehicle, valid driver's license, •* •rnMutmnt** B.G. WOODLAND MALL Napoleon Rd., The Highlands $425 and clean driving record. Stop by lege student to babysit in your mo Call David 354-7946 SALOON. home. Available weekends and Fast Company, 525 Ridge Street, to some weekday nights Relerences Subleaser wanted. Large I bdrm, complete an application Bring your available upon request 'Will be close to campus $300/mo plus spring semester class schedule along too. No phone calls please. HIRING leaving town for the holidays. Please Wanted utilities. Columbia Courts Apts. Call if call 353-3365, leave message lor Aaron 353-5862 or (419)494 6885. 2 House Assistants needed tor Spr. Meghan. Sem tor the AI'A house, includes IMMEDIATELY! 1 F.rmte. pref. senior or grad stir- Wanted: Dec. Graduation Tickets! free moal plan Stephanie 214-4406 KRISTIE WELCH Worried about pregnancy9 dent to share a 3 bdrm condo own Call (419)666-7170 or e-mail Sarah Local childcare facility JoSCELYN MOES Get Tested bdrm & full bath with garage & fsarah a bgnet.bgsu.edu. now hiring part-time • WAITSTAFF TIFFANY TAKPLEY 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Center laundry call 352-7594 Price negotiable 352-2506 MEAGAN HAYES Applications are now "For all your being taken at: News, We're Lonestar Weather, & more Findlay, OH THAN YOU THINK 2411 Tiffin Ave. Sports." Ijt's already 419-429-7884 Tues.- Fri. 5:30 pm P Planned F&renthoocf Cable Channel 6 of Northwest Ohio, Inc. imer NEW Walk-In Clinic Hours BG Mondays from 2-7PM on the * * * No Appointment Necessary web Scheduled office hours: \i'\ \r\ \r\ ,\i.\ \l\ Al A \l"\ Al \ Mondays 10am-2pm, Wednesdays 9am-5pm Thursdays 12N-5PM Congratulations to our Newly Initiated 735 Haskins Road. Bowling Green (419) i .1 i , in \ Alpha Gamma Delta \ members:

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Recreational Sports For Sale For Rent OUTDOOR PROGRAMS INTRAMURALS 1995 Chrysler New Yorker Great 2 8 3 bdrm. fun apt w/ AC LOOKING FOR cond. tully loaded .blue, beige leath- Available Now COMING SPRING 2002 er Interior, new tires, keyless entry, 352-7454 Winter Break Snowshoeing Trip vehicle theft.cruise & air .$8,200. OBO. 352-0781. 2 SubieaMri 2nd wmootei ■ndftx Harlow Lake in Marqucttc, Ml THE DAILY Women's and Co-Rec summer Close to campus. Call 270- January 5-January 10, 2001 Basketball entries accepted 1996 Saturn S12 purple 66k asking 1868 for more info. Shi'l Levcl/EagftJow: Jan. 15-22 ^ $6,300 Call Kyla 353-5017. Boginnor-4ntcrrt»cdid(e/S(rcnuous CROSSWORD? 233 W Merry. 4 BR allows 4 unre- Men's Basketball 1998 Chevy Cavalier lated people. $775/month. Available Pott: 1175 ittudonU/mcmboTfei entries accepted 2 dr. 58.000 miles, $6,000 Immediately. Call 354-2854 1195 inwv-momborti Jan. 15-23. (419)308-7796. Pjrt.cip.«nt MiiVMa*: 7/8 334 N. Main Lg. 3 bdrm apt Avail •86 Audi 4000 CS Special Edition spring sem. $800/mo Near campus Cost Inchiduv £ Need a job? leather interior. CD player. Moon and downtown 352-4197. Van Transportabon, 4 Night* Lodging M The 1M Office is hiring officials and Rustic Cabtnt. Equipment Snow»hoc*. SEE PAGE root. 140K mi $1800 OBO 352- Trekking Pole*. MuMuka, Expedition Mttcnv, storekeepers for Basketball and Team 6427. An efficiency N. Enterprise -20 Degree Sleeping Bags', all mcak on- Handball. Call 2-2464. stop by 130 S250 monthly avail now Mtc excluding Wodnotday dinner in Please call 353-2946 Marquctte . Perry Field House or go to '95 Caravan 45.000 miles. $5,995 Pri-trip Hue ting: www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/imsc call (419)352-3257. December 12 at 9:00pm in bSo Perry Fold Homo Available Aug 15.2002 Meeting Room for more information. Bed - Queen pillow top, new. in 11 1/2 month lease. 686-4651. Registration Deadinc: plastic. Full manufacturer's warran- 3/4bdrm house 226 E Merry $1200 Wodncsd.i). December !> at noon in ty. Retail $800 Sacrifice SI 99. Can p/utilities 3bdrm house 718 3rd st the Perry Field House Other Spring 2002 Sports deliver Call 419-392-7465 S800 p/utilities. 3/4 bdrm house Cla-Zel Theatre 118 Clay St $1200 p/utilities . Innertube Water Polo (M. W) Bed full size pillow-top mattress set 3 bdrm apart 443 N. Enterprise Team Handball (M, Wl Downtown BG. » 353-1361 New in plastic. Retail $599 Sell $600 p/ utilities 1 bdim apart 443 Racquetball (M. W. C Dbls) www.cla-zel.com Overnight Ski Trip $179 Call (419) 392-7465 N. Enterprise $350 p/utilities . Holiday Valley Ski Resort, Ml Curling (M. W. C) Wallyball (C) Efficiency 443 N Enterprise $300 OAKLEY SUNGLASSES p utilities 2 bdrm house 819 N. January I9^)anuary 21, 2002 Swim Meet (M. W) Prescription and non-prescription. Broomball (on-icc) (C) Summit $500 p'utilities Volleyball (M, W. C) Ray-ban. Gargoyles, and Serengetti 2 bdrm 112 ridge st $450 p/utilit- Indoor Soccer (M. W) also available. John T. Archer & As- ies. Trip Packages starting at 3-pltch Softball (C) Life AS A sociates 1222 Ridgewood BG Tennis (M. W. Sngls: C Dbls) 352-2502 Call 2-2464 or stop bg 130 Sailboat & Trailer S400 BHAND NEW APARTMENTS $165 PFH for entrg info. 18ft Chysler Mutineer HOUSE 'Washer and Dryei in each apt* call 373-1791 'Resort-style pool with Jacuzzi 'State of art computer center Program Information... R •Private bedrooms • Skfl IcvelCaertion: Boairwor,Moderate FACILITY HOURS • t'.ii-di.p.tnt Limit: 18 For Rent Sterling University Enclave • R.v.[rj(«n rjV.KJfci.': Wodnc*djy, Jjnuory 16 at Noon 353-5100 • Pro-trip Meeting: W.dn.->.1..,. J.imijrv 16 .it 900pm I nd-ci-tlie-Semester Hours M the Perry FioU Hou«e Moating Room ■* Room available starting now Sign up in the Perry Field House terry Held It use 5:00 7:30 10:00 $225 mo. including utilities F needed to share large house 5 353-0325 10am-7pm bdroom, 3 1/2 bath. 3 decks, big Call fcr specific yard. $375 includes ulil 686 0433 Call 2-2790 for more information cpen rec hours ■ '2002-2003 now signing leases for Houses & Apts. tor 2002-2003 FITWELL CENTER houses, apts. and rooms Will mail school year 1 to 4 person homes Student Ivec Center listing or pick up at 316 E. Merry »3 available-12 mo leases only Steve WALK-IN PERSONAL Until liiinls Week: 24 hrs ?'s call 353-0325 10am-7pm Smith 352-8917 or 308-2710. No ASSESSMENTS TRAINING calls after 8 pm-listing at 532 Blood Pressure Have you always l i'»iil.ii Hours 1 bedroom apt.. $365 mo 4 elec Manville. Cholesterol wanted a workout BGSU Shuttle Body Composition designed just for Call 354-1035 Looking for sublease! for 1 bdrm apt General Information you? We can do linals Week: located in downtown BG, above lo- and other Resources thatl II.mi-11 Pin hi-l| 1 Large Room & Bath Efficiency cal business. Call 352-6099 352-5822 Appointments for Call 2-2711 or stop I lillM-Spill |l| Lower Duplex Available Dec. 1st complete Fitwell by the SRC main 1 room in 2 bdrm apt avail, right Grad Students Preferred Assessment and office for now Apt is on 8th St, $275 per 352-5822 Personal Training information or to December 22-26: mo., nice kitchen w/dishwasher, programs can be set up your Closed laundry facilities in the house, bus Roommate needed, M or F to share made in the SRC personal training station across the st call Rebecca house block off campus on Williams main office. appointment. Stop Waiting 3520103 St. Would share house with twin nrwtu December 27 & 2§: on the Web! brothers. Rent $200/mo plus 1/3 Cost: S20 per session I 1.1111- (|M 11 ri mm COUPON utilities Call 352-5496 or email 888.567.2318 danbell&wcnet org wwwRoadRunnerOhio.com Subleaser needed immediately. 2 December 23-January I: 97"^f rtnnOne lliiriItem $*ioo bdrm house close to campus Unless otherwise noted, call 2-2711 for Closed Plzzai \M $450/mo * utilities Call 354-6489 program information. LET'S GO. Add 2 cans of pop tor 75c ■Fajrta chicken. 2 items Subleaser needed Apt on corner of And we'll enn I Main and Wooster $295 per month. dchm tree in BC! Jan. and Feb at no charge 10 mi- Ask eDoul our otrwf I nute walk from campus Please call Qf iiveiy speceis' 353-0355 with questions. Voted Best Pizza 93 - I •94 - 95 - 96 - '97 - 9~ WANTED Subleaser lor Jan -Aug 2001 2 bdrm apt. within walking -bi4coven> a New- JbimenU&nln Qouec^e Ap<3/itmeid. 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