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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Wednesday April 4,2007 Volume 101, Issue 130 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Guidelines for relationships Flashbacks Colleges require arrest records of the before admitting Policy about relations between students and facu passed More universities ask applicates to provide By Alexandria Cl«rk For example, within the disciplinary actions will be taken have a definition." Holocaust any criminal sheets Senior Reporter University community, supervi- such as a verbal warning, a letter Agreeing with Muego was By Ella Fowler | Page 5 sors and faculty .ire not to have warning or temporary reassign- Margaret Booth, associate pro- A policy about the guidelines supervisory, instructional, advi- ment or suspension. fessor for leadership and policy Re| '!(•■ Woman shot to between a faculty member and sory, coaching or other relation- Some faculty senate members, studies, who said it's confusing student's sexual relationship ships with students in which they such as Benjamin Muego, chair on ult.it kind of relationships the Sonia Reich is a I lolocaust survi- death on campus finally passed yesterday after liave had a consensual amorous for natural and social sciences, policy is talking about. vor. As a child, she escaped from by ex-boyfriend being disputed and revised for relationship. were for the policy, but disagreed "I like to see what my students the German occupation of her more than 10 years. The policy explains if an amo- with amorous relationships not think about policies and this one. homeland Poland and was able Univ. of Washington The consensual amorous rela- rous relationship takes place, the being defined. in particular, they are confused to to survive what some of her rela- employee killed in her tionship policy — a policy stating faculty or staff member of super- "When I first raised the con- what exact relationships an1 con- tives could not. office, murderer turns the standards for student/faculty visor rank must disclose the rela- cern about having a definition sidered amorous," Booth said. "So Now her past has come to relationships — was passed 41 tionship to his/her supervisor so for amorous relationships, it 1 think the policy should just lie haunt her again. Reich, in her gun self | Page 3 to 13 at yesterday's faculty senate that an alternative can be made. was just a suggestion," Muego clear and just say what it means'' late 70s, has developed post- meeting and is a policy to avoid But if the faculty or staff mem- said. "But now that I hear my But on the other hand. William traumatic stress disorder. She is Girls may be certain situations between faculty ber doesn't disclose that he/she is other colleagues' concerns, it confined to a nursing home. and students' relationships. in a relationship with a student, is serious and imperative to See POLICY | Page 6 Jerry Blununihal and his crew becoming a of filmmakers captured this little too wild woman in their documentary film "Prisonerof hei Past/The docu- Topless women aren't mentary was shown yesterday to helping anyone out Daniel William's Scrccnwriting except sad men who and Storytelling class, along with a presentation by Blumenthal. can't get a woman University president's job never du Bltimenthal, one ol the found- anyway | Page 5 ing partners olkartemquin films and a longtime director, pro- Sidney Ribeaus job ducer, editor and sound recorder, Women's track calls for constant was brought to the University season starts to speak to students about film attention making, lie has been involved Track and field team with various documentary films open season in fifth By Theresa Scott since 1967 Including, but not lim- place, with many high Reporter ited to, 1994s "Hoop Dreams", lBftt's "The Last Pullman Car", points throughout The mood was hectic inside 1976's "The Chicago Maternity meet | Page 11 President Sidney Ribeaus office Center Story" and "The New last Thursday afternoon. Americans" in 2004. Baseball team The phone constantly rang Blumenthal has been nomi bats a win and piles of paperwork littered nated for various awards in the Ribeaus desk making it clear industry, including a nation Players hold steady the life of a university president al F.mmy and the Directors throughout with six is never dull. Guild of America Award for home runs. 19 runs in President Ribeati came to Best Documentary i»r the film the University in 1995 from "Vietnam. Long Time Coming" 19 hits | Page 11 California Polytechnic State in 1999. where he was the Vice President Blumenthal said films are a of Academic Affairs. way for him to express himself. Mis 12-year commitment to "Films areaway to change soci- die University Is longer than etj and the world," Blumenthal the average time college presi- told students, "films are arguing dents stay at one university. The points." average college president holds last night, there was a showing the position for an average of ofhis latest documentary "(iolub: eight and a half years.'accord- late Works are the Catastrophes." ing to The Chronicle of I lighter Today Blumenthal will continue Education. to speak to various classes about Ribeau has stayed with the filmmaking. While talking to students, See PRESIDENT I Page 6 Blumenthal isn't showing a fin- Unusual causes ished documentary of his great- for diabetes est works, but instead "Prisoner are usual traits of her Past," a documentary he is MEET THE RIBEAUS still producing. Study provides ■ Sidney Ribeau came to "Showing students something evidence of everyday BGSU in 1995 and has being made and t lie processes we since been the University's face is important," Blumenthal problems, habits that president said. "We show them how we are assocxiated with the ■ He was Vice President hope to solve the problems we disease | Page 7 of Academic Affairs at face while the movie is still in California Polytechnic State production." ■ His contract runs out in for some students, the docu- 2010. but he does not plan mentary is what taught them the University Rim on leaving BGSU then most, Organization ■ His wife. Paula Whetsel- "How the movie relates to shows off films JORDAN FLOWER i THE Bt> NEWS Ribeau. is the Vice Hurricane Katrine is something President for Student a girl from the Midwest would Go online to watch WORKING HARD: President Ribeau is hard at work at his desk He has a 12-year commitment to the University. Affairs know nothing about," said Anjuli the photo slide show See FLASHBACK! Pa9e 6 of the 48 Hour Film Project, organized by UFO. Asian-Americans face discrimination Head of sales at Google, Is the University quiet hours policy strict ' By Christy Johnson "When we watched hypomasculine. which means enough? Reporter a person would be feminine in Ann Arbor talks at BG the part on Rosie nature and not as masculine Minorities in the United States, as other males in society, Dal- By Freddy Hunt Grady and even at BGSU, have faced O'DonnelL.that nim Miller said. Reporter Burnett ridicule, resentment and cru- On a recent episode of the Head ol online elty which can not be justified. made me think of view, Rosie O'Donnell made Google is getting bigger and the The Asian American popula- a racial slur regarding Asian world is getting smaller. sales at Google. Ann Arbor Melissa Pihul. tion in America is no exception, my own stereotypes people. Last night at the Tech Trends Sophomore, International which was brought to light at She was disrespectful in her lecture series in the Union, business the event, "Beyond Crouched tone as well as her word choice, Grady Burnett, head of online A and why I have Tigers and Hidden Dragons, said Dal-nim Miller. O'Donnell sales and operation at Google, Burnett said each Google "It's not the policy, it's Asian Americans in Academic them." later gave an apology on the Ann Arbor, discussed three search displays the most appro- how it's enforced." Culture" held in room 201A in air, in which she claimed that things; F.ntreprenuership, priate advertisements based on the Union. |Page 4 Mickey Sparrow | Junior while she was sorry, people where Google is taking the speed, scale and relevance. At the event, presenters Errol should not be surprised if future of technology and Google, along with other pio- lam, library faculty and past at the oppressive nature that something like this came out Google's 6-month-old Ann neers of technology, have rede- professor of Asian American people in power placed upon of her mouth in the future. Arbor operation. fined the computer by making studies, and Perry Dal-nim those which they conquered. If O'Donnell knew those Besides providing Web users mass amounts of information Miller, graduate assistant The way that Asian slurs were offensive, and yet with easily accessible informa- a mouse click away. Burnett TODAY in American culture stud- Americans are perceived in continued to say that she tion. Burnett said Google gives referred to the web as an infor- ies, explained the ways that I Snow Showers/ Wind American culture has been might in the future say some- small businesses a chance of mation cloud. American ideologies have cat- constructed by the media, thing offensive, her apology is High: 42. Low; 27 survival in the big business "By making all of that infor- egorized Asian Americans as government propaganda and an emptv one, said Dal-nim world. mation available on the Web, quiet, hypomasculine or hyper- unjustified fear. Miller. "From buying nativity scenes the network becomes the com- femine and passive others. Female Asians may be seen "When we watched the part from New Zealand to setting puter, not the actual machine When people try to under- as hyperfemine, which means on Rosie O'Donnell, the way up a piano competition, what that I'm carrying around." stand stereotypes and why a person would be passive, she used ching-chong,' that |Google| does is it drives the There have been 555 million TOMORROW they hold onto those stereo- and advertantly sexual. While global economy what I believe Snow Showers/ Wind types, they must first look back male Asians may be seen as See ETHNICITY | Page 6 is small businesses," he said. See GOOGLE I Page 2 j High: 38. Low: 22 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Wednesday. AprJ 4.2007 WWW.BGNEWS.COM BLOTTER CITY MONDAY BRIEF
11:50 A.M. Murder suspect Man reported being harassed by apprehended an 80-year-old man at Wal-Mart Craig Daniels Jc. 54. the suspect on West Gypsy Lane Road. in the double homicide last Thursday, 2:27 P.M. is being held at the Wood County North Mam Street home report- Justice Center without bail ed to have been egged Daniels is being charged Midi 232 P.M. two counts ol aggravated murder in Jefferson Drive resident called connection with the deaths of Alicia for a trap for woodchuclcs. Castillon. 50. the mother ol two ol his children, and her new boyfriend 22- 4 28 P.M. year-old John C Mitchell • if lent reported a problem with an ex-boyfriend s girlfriend. U S Marshals found him in a hole iTuation was referred to the under a pine tree on his mother's . policedepartment property in Stark County. Ohio. Monday, and he was transported back 4:37 P.M. to Bowling Green yesterday morning. Clark Street resident reported a His mother. Colenne Daniels. 58. possible scam also was arrested and taken to Stark 5:10 P.M. County jail Monday night on charges m reported being harassed of obstructing justice and obstructing at Ziggy Zoombas on East official business She was released Wooster Street. after she posted bond 540 P.M. Yesterday Daniels appeared at the Woman reported her tires were Bowling Green Municipal Court for his ■ ■ d m a South Mercer Road video arraignment, and his preliminary parking lot. causing $400 to hearing is scheduled for April II at $500 m damage I put. 648 P.M. At this hearing, the state must Woman reported her lime green present sufficient evidence that purse, containing a lime green Daniels was responsible for the wallet with her driver's license. murders credit card, checkbook and $40 Daniels has the option to piesent cash was stolen from a Klotz evidence If the evidence is deter- Road apartment. mined to be justified, plans will be JASONRENTNER 757 P.M. made for his trial Tyler S Warniment. 19, of Bowling Green, arrested for ONLINE: Watch (be live video 'Everyday" a reality outside the Student Union | under suspension, no arraignment ol Daniels online at k www.bgnem com HUG ME: Adorn Selvey, a |oumalism major, gives sophomore Stephanie Warnock a free hug. A group of Selveys friends decided to give free hugs just to be friendly and spread good will front license plate, failure to stop at a stop sign and failure to use il belt He was taken to the Wood County Justice Center University student University clubs on $8,000 bond. CAMPUS "We've had such killed in a car accident welcomed tomorrow GOOGLE 8:23 PM. BRIEFS From Page I a ridiculous warm Subjects were reported play- University student Nicole Batt. 51. died Any University-registered club or orga- ing m the fountain near the Lava lamp causes fire Sunday in a car crash in Malinta. Ohio. nization can bring their members to the new Google users since 2000, welcome here in Administration Building in Rodgers Her vehicle collided with a tractor- Union pub tomorrow to hear music duo Burnett said, and 110 million of trailer when heading east on State Rt 281. Jakob Freely and to win free food and them came from China. 1002 PM. According to the report released by the Midwest and according to The Blade concert tickets "It is growing at such a rapid The city fire department and the Bowling Green Fire Department. The club with ths most members pres- rale which is making this world University police responded to a lava lamp was the definite cause of Batt failed to stop at a stop sign and have been able to ent by 850 pm. could win up to $120 in much much smaller." he said. a fire inside a closet m Rodgers. the fire in Rodgers Hall on Monday flashing light on State Rt 109 in Henry free food If the winning group has over Establishing a new operation The cause was a hot lamp and night County No one else was injured. find a tremendously clothing in the closet 20 members present, they will win the in Ann Arbor is one of the ways She was a senior in the College of The report said although the lamp full $120 for food and if they have 20 Google is expanding, according Education and Human Development, intellectual was no longer plugged in. it was members or less, they will receive $6 per to Jennifer Cornell, vice presi- majoring in dietetics. TUESDAY still warm as if it had recently been person for food. dent of I'iler Communications, population that's turned off. The visitation Iwurs will be held at Google's Ann Arbor public rela- A Iree ticket raffle for two front row 1:05 A.M. from 2 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Lawson- tions company. Authorities that spoke to one of seats for the OAR. concert will also be a able to challenge and Matthew J. Capell. 25. of Roessner Funeral Home in Defiance, at "One of the things we are try- the residents of the room in which the part of the pub event. The winner must be Fostona. Ohio, arrested for 1755 S. Clinton St ing to do here is recruit," Cornell fire occurred said the lamp had been present to receive the tickets. stimulate new ideas." using another's ID to get into explained. "Our target is to get hid in the closet The resident put the The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. on Uptown/ Downtown Sports Bar The show begins at 8 pm Club mem- 1,000 employees OWN the next lamp in the closet and covered it with Friday. April 6 at St. Mary's Junction, a and Deli on North Main Street bers should be registered before they are five years." Grady Burnett | Google clothes because he didn't think lava church outside of Defiance. and possession of a "large but- counted for at 850 According lo Burnett, the lamps were allowed m dorms terfly knife" in his pocket. Midwest is a perfect match for motes an ambitious workplace. Google. Burnett explained each employ- "We've had such a ridicu- ee is entitled to spend 20 percent lous warm welcome here in the of their work time researching Midwest and have been able to whatever they desire. CORRECTION find a tremendously intellectual Brian Kupla. director of population that's able to chal- budgets for student affairs, Sports photographs lenge and stimulate new ideas," said the new operation in Ann mis-labeled on March 29 Burnett said. Arbor could provide Bowling Three baseball photographs were Google has a very unique Green students with a great incorrectly captioned as occurring workplace and work attitude, opportunity. during the Michigan State game, Burnett said, and is always look- "Google is a very cutting edge Jhis^F when they were actually taken in a ing for intellectually stimulating and Innovative company and it game against Eastern Michigan. employees. is interesting to see where they Twenty percent work time is think the technology trends are Summer... one way in which Google pro- going." take a course or two ME BOAT LOADS OF CHOICES... CHECKOUT at Cleveland State University Management Inc. 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Untimed event ByKsthyBocoti ■■r §IBB i iT «j employee fatally shot MCT WCC Information Days Robert Richardson and Nathan 204 South Hall PHILADEIPHIA — Along with M By Jim Brunner and Nick Perry Rowan. SAT scores and extra-curricular M( I He was an alcoholic accord- 1 mm ing to Ciriego. and police reports 11 am - 5p.m activities, college-bound students say he was arrested last June for American Red Cross increasingly are being asked to Rebecca Clriego called her ex -hi iv Pi friend lonathan Rowan "a psycho drunken driving alter ignoring a Blood Drive divulge information that may not be so flattering: their arrest and from the past." I le wouldn't slop stop sign and trying to run from 101A/B Olscamp discipline records. railing her office at the University police, I lis blood-alcohol content Since late summer, the of Washington. When she no lon- was measured at more than three 4:30 - 8 p.m Common Application, a form ger would answer the phone, he times the legal limit. used by about 300 institutions, P wi harassed her sister and threat- In lanuary. Ciriego said, she Super Mario Brothers iCM /I ened to kidnap her dogs. came home to find Rowan drunk. — Judged Theme Event has asked students and guidance Ciriego, 2(>. did what she could Rowan threw candlesticks at KreischerSunDi.il counselors whether the appli- cant has ever been convicted of a ^^ *J£ to avoid her 41-year-old stalker, her and tackled her to the floor crime or disciplined at school. whom she described as a suicidal punching her. according to docu- 6 - 8 p.m. Kids with rocky pasts may not fi alcoholic who had grown increas- ments she filed seeking a protcc 6 O'Clock Talk Movie: An make it beyond 12th grade. ingly menacing. She obtained a lion order. Inconvenient Truth In an effort to weed out trouble- domestic-violence protection "I forgave him hi'cause he was Union Thtatrt makers before they hit campus, order March H, changed address- drunk, but now I see that was colleges with their own forms es and phone numbers and asked wrong and he has threatened 10 co-workers to watch out for him. hurl me again." she said, accord 630 - 8 p.m. also arc requiring prospective students to disclose behavioral On Monday morning, Rowan ing to the court papers tiled in Great Debate Series: black marks. More are contem- found GriegO alone in her King County Superior Court she "Should the government guarantee plating it. fourth-floor office in t H nili I I lull also reported thai he had hurt hei minimal health care benefits (or all'" The University of Pennsylvania and fatally shot her before killing in a fight more than a year earlier, hosted by the BGSU Philosophy put its admissions policy under himself. shoving her and slamming her department review after the discovery in Ciriego was a program coordi- ankle in a door. mtjGERAcD WIIUAMS Ml natorattheCollegeofArchitec lure Ciriego and her sisler. Rachel, Wood County Library, meeting lanuaty that a 25-ycar-old child and Urban Planning and recently both sought protection orders room molester taking graduate courses TALK ABOUT CRIME: Marl Lapreziosa. Assistant Vke President ol Enrollment against Rowan last month. They was commuting from his Bucks Management at Arcadia University, (left) dicusses new enrollment background checks had shepherded a design team to victory in a regional competition. called him "verydangerous." cit- 7:30-9:30 p.m. County, Pa., prison cell. Saint with Enrollment Management Counselor Kyle Danielson loseph's University will ask about But for months she had lived ing his past violence, and suit! he 6 O'Clock Talk Global applicants' misdeeds beginning in fear of Rowan, who was left phone messages threatening Warming next year. on college employees. screening, Mann said. angry over her efforts to break ID kill himself. GtlegO described Union Theatre "It's an issue that's exploding," Federal law prevents most Though Campus crime hits not off contact. him as "on the run" after he stole said Timothy Mann, dean of stu- schools from releasing edu- appreciably increased since 2003, In police reports and court from his roommates. 8 pm dent affairs at liabson College. cational records — includ- according to the U.S. Department papers, Ciriego said she dated In her March ti plea for a pro- tective order. (Iriegosaid. "Rowan Faculty Artist Series: who is writing his doctoral dis- ing disciplinary information of Education, a few high-profile Rowan for four years starting in sertation on the subject. — without a parental approval. crimes committed by students 2000. Although the relationship called me to tell me I cannot find Maxm Mogilevsky. piano The debate over whether to Counselors can leave the ques- with rap sheets have led institu- ended in 2004, they shared a him but he can find me ... and to Bryan Recital Hall. Moore screen and for what is conten- tions blank, a spokesman lor tions to reexamlne their admis- home until earlier this year. look over my shoulder because I Musical Arts Center tious. Opponents cite privacy the Common Application said. sions process. The Common Rowan is described in court would see him again." issues and the risk of penaliz- And schools don't always know Application added its inquiries at documents as a British immi- UW police were notified thai 9 p.tr ing offenders twice. Education about the trouble students get the request of schools concerned grant who had lived in the United Rowan had left threatening mes- BGSYouTube Video encourages rehabilitation, into off campus. about liability, executive director States for 10 years, telling friends sages for Ciriego on March t> and Contest Premier argues the United States Student Where Mark McCirath. presi- linh Killion said. he couldn't go back to England. March I I. said Assistant UW dent of the New Jersey School Students are warned not to According to the documents, Police < iiiciHayWittmier. (lllk vi- Harshman Community Room Association, the nation's largest student group. Counselor Association, works, omit information. If they're he wore tinted glasses, stuttered wen- told about the threats but "Arcwenovv puttinginstituuons the lew kids who have had an caught lying, they're disquali- when nervous and had a pot belly. did not place Ciriego tinder stir 9pm of higher education in the posi- incident tend to admit their fied. Administrators believe most He sometimes went by the names vcillancc or provide an escort. Go Greek Team Training tion of dispensing post-judicial wrongdoings, comply. 440 Saddlemire punishment?'1 Bamiak Nassirian "We try to put it in the best A single after-school deten- of the American Association light we can" on the applica- tion or graffiti incident isn't what of Collegiate Registrars and tion, said McGralh, a coun- schools look for. anyway. DAILY ADVISING TIP Kohl Hall Council Admissions (Mficers asked. selor at Lawrence High School "We have 9,000 applications Offenders can still slip in. "No in I avvTenceville. N.I. "Were the and there are eight counselors," st.n on tr.uk - online, on campus or abroad! Get the credits 007 Kohl background check is foolproof." advocates for the child." said Matt Middleton, assistant you need to graduate on time bj taking summer classes. cautioned Stephanie Hughes. Access to more accurate Infor- director of admissions at the Summer Session 2007 schedule now online at 9 rOpil a professor at the University of mation and increased expecta- College of New lersey in Ewing,
9 - i' sf) pm AHA Film Series: Grass 204 Fine Arts Center Filling out FAFSA can help
aid," slid Sylvia Bustard, associate BG's Got Talent By Alexia Harris U WIRE director of student financial aid at Black Swamp Pub krni State University "The major- HOLY WEEK , | ., KENT, Ohio—It's something every ity of Kent Stale students fill out EXPERIENCE THE CULMINATION <_J_ student is encouraged to do. It can the form." Judicial Board Hearings decrease the amount of money It's important for students to 306 Union coming of out of students' pock- complete the FAFSA because it ets. It provides eligible students identifies possible financial aid ~! with free money. sources available to students, last year, a study conducted Bustard added. RANDOM by the American Council on "Even if students think they 3* may not be eligible for funding, il TRUE Education estimated that during HOLY THURSDAY APRIL 5 ™ me20lB-04 academic year, 1.5 mil- doesn't hurt to fill out the fonn." lion aid-eligible students missed she said the opportunity to receive assis Connie Dubick, associate direc- Holy Thursday Mass with Washing of Feet 7:30 PM in Chapel The Neanderthal's tance because they did not fill out tor of student financial aid al Adoration of Blessed Sacrament brain was bigger the Free .Application for Federal Kent Stale, said Students are not from after Mass until midnight Night Prayer Student Aid, known as EAI'SA. required to fill out the form. will be celebrated at 11:30 PM to conclude Adoration than yours is. "1 think that number is mislead- Bustard said students who hope ing because it makes it sound like to receive federal aid must com- ■ students aren't receiving financial plete ihe form. GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 6
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PEOPLE ON THE STREET Is the University quiet hours policy strict enough?
1 think they should "What quiet hours?" 'I think it's reason- "I think they're fine, VISIT US AT BGNEWS.COM be enforced more. able, but nobody people just need to k Have your own lake on My neighbors'play enforces it" try to be less out of today's People On The loud music at 2 a.m." control." Street? Or a suggestion for CHELSEY TANNER. DERRICK LEE. KELLY VIROST. HILLARY STIGALL, a question? Gwe us your Freshman. Broadcast Freshman. Human Freshman, Human Sophomore, Business feedback at bqnews.com. Journalism Movement Science Movement Science
LETS TALK ABOUT SEX antasies don't point to troubled minds
I As part of your rehabilitation. Carl, you've been means the mind is troubled I assigned a pen pal Here's your first letter. and unsatisfied. "Everyone fantasizes. Conservatives and The book, released two months ago, sheds light on the liberals, men and women, the elderly and P fact that fantasies are normal and should be considered the young all have those moments where problematic only if they're extremely violent in nature. they embrace the unreal." Sometimes real life is a pain Let go of any guilt you have and it overwhelms us to the over a fantasy that's popped point our minds beg us to take into your mind once in awhile. on gender was women were he did, but basically my hus- a mini-vacation. "The association between found to think about emo- band decided 1 was worthy of Dear Inmate. fantasies happen in many fantasies and a healthy sex life tional aspects of their partner his talent for making me an My name is Timmy. I'm in middle school. ways and at some very inop- is so strong, in fact, that it's while men thought about impossibly impatient woman. I want to know why you chose a life a crime? portune times. I've experi- now considered pathological physical attributes, according Yes, I imagined the person enced a few moments where not to have sexual fantasies," to Doskoch. with me was someone else, keeping my feet planted on reported Peter Uoskoch in But that wasn't the only dif- and I'm not ashamed of it. the real ground while letting Psychology Today. ference. As 1 got to that point where _]__■ W^—~ ' my head float in my fantasy That's right. If you've ever "When male and female humiliation could have hit, laden clouds saved me a lot of been told you're sick if you college students were asked I bit my lip hard because I . t-^5 ^^ /-—* ■*■■■ . ■- • T [ *■/ szZ?^—* some peace and quiet at night o'clock in the morning people college is preparation for the around the dorms? should be sleeping in order to rest of your life. If you are "There are too many people here that have Every night my roommate prepare for the next day, not slacking and partying now, and I stay up to watch Family making a loud ruckus outside what will you do in two, three the idea that college is all about partying (iuy on Adult Swim, channel the dorms. We are in college to or four years? 26 at 11:30. So we are usually learn, and thus we should be Will you still be going out every night, getting laid every day and up until midnight After that, courteous to others around us every night and half-assing we like to hit the hay and get who are also trying to learn by your work the next day? doing class work only half-assed." "Arc you going to the game up at about H:30 in the morn- not being obnoxiously loud in Will you even get a job with tomorrow night?" "When arc ing. the middle of the night." that kind of attitude? criminal record is bad, bad need to be adhered to, and the we going to go party this week- It's bad enough living in Mac These people were yelling, There are no rules in the juju. violators need to be punished end?" "Where are you going North facing Mac Beach and not loudly, but in the Beach handbook saying you need to People need to understand so they stop doing it. Please, I tomorrow?" "I don't rare what the smoke wafts up to our win- everything echoes, and I mean be quiet after a certain time, that there is more to college value my sleep, unlike some you do, just shut the heck up!" dow every night, which I can everything. but there is such a thing as than going out and partying people on the campus. Why does it need to be so handle, but noise is not some- If you talk in a normal voice, courtesy. every night of the week. If given a choice of going out loud at 12:30 at night on a thing I easily sleep through. someone can hear you across For me the cutoff is 12:15 But if you are one of those all night and partying or stay- Monday? Why? Sophomore biology major the Beach. a.m. If you are still making people, please, please, please, ing in my room and sleeping so I Too much noise makes it Jennifer Chaffin has these There are too many people noise after that, then you can remember those in college I can be awake in English the hard to sleep, and therefore thoughts on late night distur- here who have the idea that deal with the front desk, or who are here to learti, here to next day, I would rather sleep, :Vou gel less sleep, and that bances, "I know that I have college is all about partying even better yet, the campus get a good job and those of us thank you very much! leads to a grouchy writer and early classes and often times every night, getting laid every police. And a disturbance of that are here to sleep at 12:30 -that leads lo a great topic for a it's loud outside my window day and doing class work only the peace violation, man, that at night so we can be compe- column. but it's too warm to close the half-assed. can't be good. tent in the morning. Send comments to Andrew Herman at | Why is it so hard to gel window. At midnight or 1 People need to realize that Applying for a job with a The outside quiet hours hermana9bgsu.edu LAREN WEBER, EXECUTIVE EDITOR CANDICE JONES, CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy LISA HALVERSTADT, CITY NEWS EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are POLICIES: Letters to the Editor E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an THE BG NEWS AUSON KEMP. FEATURES EDITOR to be fewer than 500 words. These and Guest Columns are printed attachment to thenewsUbgnews. 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Have your own take on today's People On The Street? Or a suggestion (or a MARK ANDREW SPIESS. JENNY OAK. Junior. CHERIE SMITH. question? Give us your feed- Freshman. Undecided Tourism Sophomore. Psychology SCHNEEBERGER. Freshman, Business back at bgnews.com. Girls, can you stop going wild? One hundred thinaa I learned my freahmenyear 079 The fact that people are will- excuse you can think of just to ing to pay money to see young get him away from you. The fact women exposing themselves is, this poor, socially-disabled on camera is absolutely outra- goon is so deprived of nudity geous — why would I pay for that he has to get it from wher- something that should he free? ever he can. If you bare it all Haven't these people heard of on video, he's the first one that the Internet? pushes play. For those of you who are videos, like Snoop Dogg (the The Dirty Old Man unfamiliar with these videos extra "g" in his name stands Women who are bar goers (and those of you who are for "gangster) and The Man will recognize this unwashed, pretending to be unfamiliar Show's." Doug Stanhope who obese and ultimately perverted with them because your girl- you may also remember from fellow. When he's managed to friend is right next to you) absolutely nothing. The only take a break from perusing the let me elaborate, "Girls (lone thing more exciting than watch- MySpace profiles of young boys, Wild" has a proud tradition of ing women undress is watching he can frequently be sported Of all my lessons from freshman year, one stands out as beinQ the classiest, most intelligent them undress when they're at bars making inappropriate not necessarily the most profound, but definately the most helpful. women who — for a set of being ogled by has-beens. In comments to women or try- plastic beads and sometimes fact, the newest video features ing to get into college parties dpoHen to me by a true uiise man. he said. a T-shirt — are willing to pub- all my favorite reality TV stars, hoping that he and his middle- "There's bu$s in my shin, S6TTU6m OUT!" licly expose themselves. whom I can't recognize from aged body might just "score." Then he passed out in a pool of his ouin filth. What started off as humble, their shows I never watched. Whether he's trying to relive the yet noble enterprise of naked Now despite all these great glory days of his eight years in women has evolved into a things about the "Girls Gone college, or if he should just be fantastic franchise, each video Wild" franchise and despite the in prison, we're not quite sure more extreme than the next. If fact that going topless for a plas- - but one thing is for sure: if you're anything like me. you've tic necklace is generally a good there's naked college women surely found yourself watching idea, I'd like to want you good- in it, he's going to get it. I ii.it Spring fever brings on the apathy American Gladiators and saying willed women to be careful makes him the second one to "Boy, this would be great if the where you expose your breasts. pick up the phone an order 1 don't know about the rest of gladiators participated naked." The commercials may have you "Girls Ckine Wild." you guys, hut I'm pretty sure Thanks to the "Girl's Gone believe that your audience will The 10-Year-Old that I have no drive to finish Wild: Naked Sports Kdition." be a throng of blond, tan and This young guy just discov- the rest of this semester. You're MATTMAUK which includes all your favorite chiseled college men looking for ered the joy of topless women, lucky I'm even making this page '. ' M ,'. f I : (■ events like nude jousting and a serious relationship. I lowever. but due to the parental control for you people, so you'd better topless bouncing on a large marketing research shows that settings on his parent's AOL, he's like it. inflatable ball, you no longer there are three of main types of on an unending quest to see Now it's not the fault of my have to dream. And for all the men that by your movies. classes or anything like that, but 8 some skin. Resourceful, cun- fetishists who have said, "Yes, 1 The Acne-ridden Nerd ning and taking advantage of I'm just suffering from Spring like breasts, but I'd love to see You may recognize him from his parent's blind faith that he Paver. Well, I've actually been breast? in situations involving his familiar pungent stench is a "good kid" he's managed to suffering from it since some low gravity." (and who hasn't caused by constantly reapply- swipe their credit card and dial point in lanuary. said that?) 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REDKEN Cleveland State University 6 Wednesday April 4.2007 WWWBGNEWS.COM POLICY FLASHBACK "Films are a way to Supreme Court allows regulations From Page 1 From Page 1 change society and Albertini, assistant professorfor Lochan, a junior in the liber- the world. Films are By Samantha Young the English department, said al studies department. "Girls he couldn't understand what being raped in the bathrooms arguing points." during the hurricane and how was so confusing. Jerry Blumenthal | Filmmaker SAI RAMENTO, (.alii. \l' "1 mean what is confusing; that relates to the Holocaust is ihc Hush administration has marriage, engaged, dating shocking." makers because they are doing reopened California's stalled and making out in the office; But the two do relate. Reich, what the swtudents want lo do," petition seeking to control it's clear to me that these ihe elderly I lolocausl survivor, is said Denis Mueller, a graduate greenhouse ^asrs aftei i h<* are amorous relationships," reliving her past through PT'Sl). assistant in ihe telecommuni- Supreme Court's ruling ihis Albertini said. Some experts in Blumcnthal's cations department and one week that the government can Other faculty senate mem- "Prisoner of her Past" docu- of the people responsible for regulate emissions from cars. bers look a different oppos- mentary believe as the young bringing Blumenthal lo cam- ihc action by the ing approach by not agreeing survivors of Hurricane Kalrina pus. "Students need to see thai I nvironmental Protection with faculty members having gel older, many may face Ihis il is possible for them to go out \gencj breathes life into an amorous relationship with disorder. and be a filmmaker. They need i alifornia's effort i<> become students to begin with. Although ihe films were not to know thai these classes aren'l the tirsi state in cm tall- Becca Cragin. assistant pro- necessarily uplifting, some stu- for nothing and that what they pipe emissions from cars, fessor for popular culture, said dents fell Blumcnthal's visit was learn here goes towards their light trucks ami sporl utility B0KB1HENDBICKS her concern is faculty mem- a nice alternative lo (he every- future and their world outside of vehicles. Ii also (mild influ- TALK ABOUT CRIME: A dulling rig worki on the Rocky Mountain Oilfield Testing Center bers having sexual relation- day classroom teachings. the classroom." ence the outcome (it an auto on the Teapot Dome Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 5 neat Midwest. Wyo in this file photo ships wiih students. "I feel bad for lhe siudenls who The greatest advice industry lawsuit in California "It's very discouraging that missed out on this opportunity." Blumenthal said he can give in block the state regulations, law center at the University (if interview Monday with The family members are having a said Anamlta Call, a senior and to students is to follow their (ontained in a 2002 state law. ' alilornia. 1/is Angeles. "That Associated Press. sexual relationship with their film production major. "They dreams. "We've reviewed die issues doesn't mean it's a foregone I he Natural Resources Students," Cragin said. "Thai missed out on something edu- "Try and figure out what you within the waiver request," 11'\ conclusion With respect to the Defense Council intends to type of relationship should be cational that provides more than want and find a way of doing spokeswoman lennifei Wood waiver rctjuesl." ask [he judge lo dismiss the banned because il corrupts the the traditional everyday of going the thing you love every day," said riiesday. "We're moving California has special author- case in light of the Supreme learning environment" to classes." Blumenthal said. "When you forward to the next steps of the ity under the federal Clean Air Court's ruling, spokesman Also Cragin mentioned that Blumenthal said an impor- do that, everything else will fall process." vet to set its own vehicle pollu- Craig Noble said. the poUcys disciplinary actions tant clement of his visit was his into place. Don't be discouraged I he agencj next will sched tion standards because it hegan Raymond Ludwiszewski, are very weak. ability to teach students about when you run into obstacles and ulc a public comment period regulating air pollution before an attorney representing the "Why even have disciplin- his experience in the field. don't think thai il isn't possible ami public hearing the federal government did in Association of International ary actions if a faculty mem- "It is crucial to bring in film- for you lo follow your dreams." At stake is California's 2005 the 1970s, Other stales that want Automobile Manufacturers, ber doesni lepotl he/she is in petition to gain an exemption in adopt California^ standard interpreted the ruling by the an amorous relationship with from the federal Clean Air Act, i'annul implement it until the Supreme Court as a directive a student when the disciplin- which does inn regulate green- I I'A giants (lalifornia a waiver. thai greenhouse gas regulations ary actions Include just a verbal ing, but you get a greater sense of house gas emissions from cars. Monday's court rilling also should be crafted at the federal warning," Cragin said. PRESIDENT satisfaction." I he State law passed ill 2tH)2 prompted movement Tuesday level. .Arthur Samel, associate pro- From Dwespiie the difficulties of mn- would reduce the emissions in a separate lawsuit brought "I think the Supreme Court fess! ir of the get igraphy depart- ning a university with more lhan from ears and light trucks In -'."i bj the auto Industry to prevent ruling makes it clear thai the ment, agreed with Cragin by University partly out of loyally and 20.000 students, President Ribeau percent and i i sport utility California from moving forward court viewed global wanning as saying faculty members are also because he "caul imagine has real passion for the job. uhii les in in percent starting with ils regulations if it receives an issue that should he dealt hired to do their job and not leaving without seeing all of the "He has an intense love for it" his in 2009 and requires the waiver the waiver. with nationally and not at the have sex with their students. projects through." wife said. "I le really has a love for for implementation, The California Air Resources stale level." Ludwiszewski said "We axe hired lo do a job," Some of the projects President not only Ihe job. but for the people leu other slates have since Board, along with several envi- Tuesday. Samel said. "And if we do some- Ribeau has been involved with who make up the campus" adopted California's standard, ronmental groups, officially California's attempt to cut Uiing out of range such as mak- include rebuilding the Union, the Inside Ribeau's office on the while Maryland is i onsideringa notified U.S. District ludge tailpipe emissions is a key ing out with a student in our introduction of Ihe BC Experience second floor of McFall. the shelves hill that would enact it. Anthony Ishii of the Supreme component of the slates ollice, we should serve serious program and the University's new- are stacked with books and family Ihc EPA had argued that Courts decision. In lanuary. broader effort to reduce green- responsibility" est project — a brand new art cen- pictures. ihc agency could not regu- he placed ihc lawsuit on hold house gases to 1990 levels by But other members agreed ter where the Saddlemire building Among the deskiop clutter of late greenhouse gas emissions pending a decision by the court. 2020. The auto regulations with the policy. currently stands. files and documents sil snap- limn vehicles because to do so It's unclear what the next could help the stale reach Gary Lee, chair of the sociol- Paula Whetscl-Ribcau, Kibcau's shots of ihe Ribeau's children; ivould require an increase in furl step will be in (he case, which is about 17 percent of its target, ogy department, said he is in wife and assistant to the Vice a son, who is graduating from economy standards, something being heard in federal court in Air Resources Hoard spokes- favor of the policy because the President for Student Affairs, said ihe University of Cincinnati this only the U.S. Department ol I resiiii. Hut holh sides said the woman Gennel Paauwesaid. University'needs it. he is dedicated to finishing what year, and daughter who is in high transportation can set. Supreme Court's decision favors The state also has sued the T have been here for 11 years he started. school. But in its 5-4 decision Monday, their argument. six largest automakers in an ;uid this policy has been in the "He has great ideas and does President Ribeau is genuine- ■he Supreme Court ruled thai "The case will affect all of the attempt to collect millions of works before 1 even got here," not want to leave without mak- ly interested in hearing from the EPA had such authority, pending litigation that California dollars it expects to spend on I ccsaid. ing sure these projects an- finished students. "It's cleat EPA has to consider lias with holh the auto com- repairing the damage from Ice said his concern was the and goals are achieved," she said. "I really think we have the best California^ waiver request now," panies and Midwestern energy floods, wildfires and other natu- University doesn't have protec- A native of Detroit Ribeau Students not only in the stale said Sean llechl, executive companies," (California Attorney ral disasters that are expected to tion against (he subordinate knew ofBGSU long before he was but in the country" Ribeau said, director of the environmental General ferry Brown said In an intensify as temperatures rise. party and ibis addresses thai offered Ihe job of running it. praising BGSU students for Iheir concern. "BGSU has always had a community service and respect- "We are getting away from great reputation, the students ful nature. a way in which the people In an instructor in the ethnic what llie policy is about," Lee are respectful and kind and the Bernard little, who works close- ETHNICITY power have control over what studies department, with his slid. "This policy is not about values are very close lo mine," ly with Ribeau as the president of whether the University should he said. 'I don't think I could the undergraduate student body, From Page 1 iiilure generations will read. idea for an Ethnic Student That leaves a huge chunk of Center, and reminded those in prevent these types of relation- he somewhere where the values said thai President Ribeau is very made me think of my own ste- lost information of those peo- attendance of the importance ships, it's about protection." were not this strong." accessible. reotypes and why I havethem," ple who have been conquered of forums, panels and commu- Sue Carter Wood, associ- President Ribeau said he didn't "He is one of my favorite people said junior Mickey Sparrow. and oppressed. Lam said. nication among all people. ate professor for the Unglish foresee ever running a university. at die University. He works with Understanding personal People may be reluctant lo The event was put on as part department, said she wants the "I couldn't have dreamt up Ihis me lo promote shared govern- stereotypes as well as the his- talk about race because they of the Center for Multicultural University to have (his policy in my wildest imagination,"' he ment within Ihe University, he tory of ideology, can help indi- do not know what to say. but and Academic Initiatives " I have been here tor 18 years said. "I honestly just imagined makes sure that everyone has the viduals to not only embrace it is by talking and coming Monthly Lecture Series, in con- and ihis policy has been dis- myself teaching for the rest of my chance to have their voice heard." culture, bin understand the loget her thai changes can slart junction With the Committee cussed for like 15 or 16 years," life; 1 didn't even know what a Little said. importance of getting lost cul- occurring. to Advance Racial Equality. Wood siiid. "I'm glad Ihis child president did." A professor in interpersonal tures' histories exposed to the One thing I.am urged audi- Asian Communities United, has been birthed and now we "Honestly,"' Ribeau added, "It's communication and public public. ence members to do was to the Caribbean Association and should vole and support it so more challenging, more frustrat- speaking. President Ribeau said Transcendence. we can have a policy." History has been written in unify. He backed Carlos Adams, r~ RANDOM When you die your hair still ™TRUE grows for a couple of months. The titter Bunny hopped right into THE FLOWER BASKET ind created the*? special arrangement* jutt for you! 8 BUNNY GARDEN S2S.95 Than it ■ cata iiany bud paikiaa, tit of Ihii gardan arraajaaaat af frath talipt & duty't. 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The chemicals are used lo help fragrances lin- ger and take the stiffness out of PHIl MASTURZO hair spray, for example. ShopSmart conducted inde- Making sure man's best friend gets exercise pendent tests for phthalates TAKING THE DOG FOR A DRIVE: Levester Johnson lakes his dog. named Armani, an Italian Cane Corso. out for a morning jog March on eight fragrances, including 26. m Akron. Ohio "I was lazy this morning" said Johnson. "I'm on the way to the gym myself. I wanted to make sure he got in a workout Celine Dion Parfums Kail de befote I left." he sa«d. Toilette Spray, Clinique Happy Perfume Spray, Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds Eau de Parfum, Estee louder Beautiful Eau de Parfum Spray, l.iz Claiborne Curve Bail de Toilette Being aware of causes for diabetes Preparing for the space race Spray and Christian Dior Poison WORKING OUT: This photo provided by NASA shows astronaut Sunila L Eau de Toilette Spray. The fix: A half-hour to one hour of By Dan Vierria 8 SURPRISING Williams. Eipedilion 14 flight engineer, telheied as she runs on a treadmill system Also. Aubrey Organics lade cardio. three to five times a week. MCT aboard the International Space Station on Dec. 28 Williams will run the 262 miles Spu c I ,iu lie Parfum and \veda DIABETES RISKS of the Boston Marathon on the treadmill aboard the space station on April 16. at the I.ove Pure-Fume Essence were 5. WAKING UP IN THE SACRAMENTO, Calif. — No time same time as the actual Boston Marathon is run on Earth tested, because the compa- for breakfast and loo much IV 1. WATCHING TWO OR MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT nies say they don't contain any lime can nigger diabetes, l-imess MORE HOURS OF TV Raises your risk- 98 percent phthalates. but ShopSmart magazine, In its April edition, DAILY How: Not being able to stay asleep found otherwise. reports on nine, surprising diabe- Raises your risk: 14 percent means you're not getting enough In fact, although none of the tes risk factors. The disease affects How: More TV equals less sleep, making you more prone to The lazy person s way to work perfumes listed phthalates on 21 million people in the United activity. developing insulin resistance and their ingredient lists, they all Stales. The fix: Limit TV time to 10 leading to diabetes. out without really trying contained them. Skipping breakfast increases our hours a week and exercise. The fix: No caffeine in the late An industry trade group risk 30 to ,r>0 percent and watching afternoon and evening, and no TV — the Cosmetic, Toiletry, and and alcohol right before bed. TV for two or more hours per day 2. DRINKING ONE SODA By Dan Viarria a great buy. Fragrance Association — says boosts it 14 percent, according to A DAY MCT Work out like Shaolin that government and scientific fitness. Raises your risk: 83 percent 6. EATING FAST FOOD monks of the Hong Kong bodies in the U.S. and Canada How: Soda adds extra and MORE THAN TWICE A kung fit films by carrying have examined phthalates Kim O'Brien, the magazine's WEEK SACRAMENTO, Calif. — article director, says the main rea- empty calories, which can easily World's Laziesi Person, and containers of water. Instead without restricting their use in lead to weight gain. Raises your risk: 100 percent son for the story was to point out How: People who ate burgers, fries the winner is ... lessica, who of watering outdoor plant cosmetics. dial people can lowei their risk in The fix: Switch to water, diet circles parking lots a half - containers using a hose But some companies have soda, or even better, unsweet- and soda more than twice a week about a month. put on 10 extra pounds and were dozen limes, waiting for the and watering wand, fill up a eliminated them due to public As a fonner no-breakfast type. ened tea. which may actually space 20 feel from l he door. watering can. concern. protect against disease. twice as likely to become resistant O'Brien began forcing herself to to insulin. Parkingyourcar 100 feet or Choose the faucet farthest Until more is known, eat breakfast a few years ago and 3. SKIPPING BREAKFAST The fix: Satisfy cravings with smaller even 200 feel away and walk- from the containers. fill the ShopSmart offers these tips: has felt much better since. Raises your risk: up to 50 per- portions ing the extra steps would be watering can, carry it and — If you use perfume, con- "So many of us skip breakfast (gasp!) exercise. Wanna bet empty it. Repeat as needed. sider skipping it every other 1 cent because wen busy and just grab How: Not having that morning 7. HIGH STRESS lessica is overweight? Water is heavy and lugging it day or drop it if you are preg- a cup of coffee." she slid, describ- meal increases the appetite- Raises your risk: 184 percent Adding steps to daily around incinerates calories nant or breast-feeding. Seek out ing her own former habit. "It's one stimulating hormone ghrelin. 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Kaiser escapes in Google offices By N.h.lToosi The snake has left the build- were less crowded. "A snake was lost; The Associated Pfess ing.'' Thefact that someonebrought She declined to reveal spe- a snake into the building is not it was not an April NEW YORK This was one i ilica aboul where in the office completely surprising, given search thai you couldn't just Kaiser was discovered. But a Google's laid-back culture. Fool's joke. It was Google. contributor to Google's official Dubbed the "Googleplex." An employee's python hl( >g wrote t hat the staff was told the Manhattan office of the found last night." went missing over the'week- the snake was found "relaxing Mountain View, Calif.-based end in Google's sprawling behind a cabinet." company offers a relaxed work- Ellen West | Google Spokeswoman Manhattan office, Sending And although West wouldn't space, built around a team con- search teams on an all-out say how I he snake made it to the cept that has people sharing The Web site Vallewag, a tech- snake hunt. Hie searchers office, sheconfirmed it belonged offices and cubicles connected nology gossip Web site based in scoured the complex tor the to a "Googler" and said the pet in groups. It also offers free Silicon Valley, posted a photo of (loot long snake and finally was now at its owner's home. food, massage therapy, yoga the flier, complete with a photo found the serpent, known as The Google blog contributor, classes, and ski trips, according of the reptile. kaiser, on Monday night. software engineer Dan Bentley, to Google's jobs Web site. The flier described the snake "A snake was lost; it was not wrote that while some employ- Company officials did not as "non-venomous" and "not an April Fool's joke. It was found ees laughed about the situation, comment on a report that dangerous," and responsive to last night." (ioogle spokeswom- others stood away from walls the search for the snake even the name "Kaiser," according to an Ellen West said yesterday. and corners and the bathrooms included a missing snake flier. the Web site. STUABTRAMSOM . AP PHOTO LOOKNG GOOD: Keith Richards appears m the press room of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. March 12.2007. in New York Richards was a presenter In com- French train beats world speed record ments published Tuesday. April 5.2007. the 65-year-old Rolling Stones guitarist said he had snorted his father's ashes mixed with cocaine By Ingrid Rousseau The Associated Press Cocaine and dad's ashes ABOARD TRAIN V150. France — The speedometer climbed higher and higher and so did LONDON (AP) — Keith "The strangest thing my heart rate. Richards has acknowledged Inside the last of three double- consuming a raft of illegal I've tried to snort? decker airs sandwiched hetwecn substances in his time, but two engines those ol us aboard the this may top them all. My father, I snorted IK ndi bullet train trying to set the In comments published S|M ti I record on conventional raiLs yesterday, the 63-year-old my father." watched the digital numbers flash Rolling Stones guitarist said on a screen in kilometers |X'r hour he had snorted his father's Keith Richards | Musician 400,450,500,550. ashes mixed with cocaine. looking out the windows, the "The strangest thing I've the result of luck, and advised French countryside liecame a tried to snort? My father. I young musicians against try- green blur. snorted my father," Richards ing to emulate him. Then the magic number FABBB0 LEVSQUE RECOURA was quoted as saying by "I did it because that was appeared: 547.fi kph, or 357.2 niph British music magazine NME. the way I did it. Now people FLYING OVER RAILS: In this photo. Alstom Transport and the Reseau Ferre de France (RFF), or French Railway Infrastructure, the liister than any humans had "He was cremated and I think it's a way of life," he was high-speed French train, with a souped-up engine and wheels, breaks the world speed record near Grigny. eastern ranee. Tuesday. April I. ever trawled in a train on rails. couldn't resist grinding him quoted as saying. As fast as an airplane, but on the 2007. reaching 5748 kph (357.2 mph) up with a little bit of blow. My "I've no pretensions about ground. dad wouldn't have cared," he immortality," he added. "I'm I lie iiir pressure made my ears The V150 was equipped with As the train quickly gathered widely, and tlie train shook and said. "... It went down pretty the same as everyone ... just ache. larger wheels than the normal speed on a new rail line to open in roared. well, and I'm still alive." kind of lucky. Frankly. I was happy when it French T'GV — or "train a grande June between Paris and Strasbourg, We soon broke the 1990 record Richards' father, Bert, died "I was No. 1 on the 'who's was over — and not because tlie Vitesse" — to cover more ground we watched a mini-pendulum of 3202 mph — also set by a in 2002, at 84. likely to die' list for 10 years. journey quite literally ended in with each rotation, said /Main suspended by reporters to gauge French train. Richards, one of rock's leg- I mean, I was really disap- Champagne Cuccaroni. in charge of the techni- the train's sway journalists were Then, near the village of Le endary wild men, told the pointed when 1 fell off the The chrome and black V150 cal aspects of testing French TGVs not buckled in, but were told not Chemin, we hit the record of magazine that his survival was list," Richards said. looked majestic as its engines normally cruise at about 1115 mph. to move because we might inter- 3572 mph. hummed on theplatfonn nearthe But this was more than a stunt fere with live television broadcasts The train was speeding far faster town of Preny, east of Fans, before The demonstration was meant to from the train. than a passenger jet taking off. In luesday'snvordnin. showcase technology that France When we hit 242 mph, it felt like fact, W8 kept up with planes flying For its mission to break the speed wants to sell to multibillion-dollar an airplane taking off. Tile pres- overhead taking photos. Competitive programs top record, the train was modified with overseas markets such as ("hina sure sent pains through my ears as I thought we were about to a 25,000-hoisepower engine, and In Preny, tension aboard the we rocketed past applauding and derail. adjustments also were made to the VI50 mounted as the doors closed cheering crowds on bridges and Only 15 minutes had passed wee television ratings track, notably the liankingon turns. — it was too kite to turn back adjacent country roads. since we departed. The rails wen: treated so (lie wheels Alstom Transports, which built the Outside, the train roared by like Officials aboard applauded, and could make perfect contact, and train, transformed the passenger a jet, sparks spit from the over- the train immediately slowed. By Lynn Elbcr another strong player with the electrical power in the overhead cars into a laboratory for the event head power lines and a trail of dust In comparison to its recoid, its The Associated Press lames Woods drama "Shark." cable was increased from 25,000 so technicians could gather data to sprayed out behind. cruising speed of around 190 mph which posted its highest weekly volts to 31,000 volts. improve future! GVs. Inside, the pendulum swung felt escargot-paced. LOS ANGELES — Whether on ranking, in seventh place, among the "American Idol" stage, the total viewers. dance floor or the basketball court, But Fox still claimed victory competition had television view- for the week among the young ers hooked last week, adult 18-to-49 viewers that Five of tlie top 10 spots were advertisers favor. claimed by dual performance- For the week. CBS averaged results episodes of Fox's sing- 11.4 million viewers (73 rating, 12 DodgeBali ing contest and ABC's "Dancing share), Fox had 10.4 million (63. with the Stars," and by the NCAA 11), ABC 8.7 million (5.7,10), NBC 9 Final Four game on CBS in which 7.3 million (4.9,8), CW 2.8 million Q ^ ~ a Q Florida defeated UC1A to advance (1.9, 3), My Network TV 960,000 to the finals against Ohio State. (0.7, 1) and the i network had The Gators' victory over the 750,000(0.5,1). Buckeyes on Monday wasn't part Among the Spanish-language of the weekly ratings released yes- networks, Univision was in front terday by Nielsen Media Research. with 3.7 million viewers last week Coilege basketball helped CBS (2.0 rating, 3 share), Telemundo grab the weekly ratings crown had 760,000 (0.5, 1), TeleFutura from Fox. which is used to rul- 500,000 (03,0) and Azteca 130,000 ing during the run of "Idol." The (0.1,0). 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'•-IK7*8»C. r:-^i - KIEV, Ukraine — Thousands able increase in the number of flag-waving supporters of Viktor Yushchenko I President of police. i^r Ukraine's prime minister set Yanukovych's backers mar- up a camp near (he parliament Yushchenko stood byhisorder antees he would support the shaled thousands of supporters building yesterday to protest Monday dissolving Ukraine's president's domestic and foreign In the capital. Kiev, waving hluc- a decision by the pro Western parliament and calling for elec- policies. Yushchenko has since and white Hags and the red ..*riir president to dissolve the legis- tions, and appealed for support accused Yanukovych of violat- flags of his Communist coali- lative body and call for early from foreign ambassadors, law ing that agreement. tion partners, and setting up a " 4i • elections. enforcement officials and gov- The United States and Russia tent camp neat the parliament The two leaders, whose rival- ernors as hundreds of his sup- appealed for calm in this nation building. ry dates to the 2004 Orange porters set up their own tents on of 47 million that is now caught By evening, several hundred Revolution that swept President Independence Square. between its historic ties to Yushchenko supporters had L Viktor Yushchenko to power, Yanukovych said the major- Moscow and its aspirations to moved onto Independence J* met in Yushchenko's office for ity coalition in the 450-seat leg- move closer to Europe. Square to erect about 30 tents a four-hour talk to try to resolve islature would continue meet- Although the two leaders are and listen to hands, evoking k • ■ ■ - - 4** the standoff — the most seri- ing until the Constitutional separated by such ideological memories of 2004 when dem- ous political crisis in Ukraine Court rules on the validity of differences as whether Ukraine onstrators camped for weeks ^^^^^vf in years. Yushchenko's order. shou Id join NATO or more close- until the Supreme Court nul- At their start, Yushchenko The crisis, which has been ly align with Russia, much of lified Vanukovych's election : adopted a lecturing tone, building for months, followed the wrangling has been widely victory, yushchenko, who was ^■j - • reminding Prime Minister the breakdown of an awkward viewed as efforts by their finan- disfigured by dioxin poisoning Viktor Yanukovych that "accord- power-sharing agreement cial backers and power-brokers during the campaign, won a ing to the constitution, a presi- between the president and the seeking to protect business inter- repeat vole. I he mystery ol how SEHGEICHUZAVWW APPHOIO dential order must be fulfilled." prime minister, who is support- ests. Several business groupsare he was poisoned has never been PROTESTING THE PRIME MINISTER: Supporters ol Ukrainian Prime Minister V.lctor Yanukovych sat opposite the ed by Russia. known to be vying for Influence solved. Yanukovych gather in Independence Square in Kiev. Ukraine. Tuesday. April 5.2007 Some president at a small oval table, Under that pact, reached In over lucrative enterprises — for Yanukovych staged a remark- thousands of the prime minister's supporters streamed into the Ukrainian capital Tuesday to looking glum. The meeting August, Yushchenko accepted example, ventures connected to able comeback last year, when protest the presidents order to dissolve parliament and call early elections, ending a shaky ended without a statement to Yanukovych's return as prime the country's natural gas trans- his party won the largest share political truce with his chief rival the media. minister in exchange for guar- port system. in parliamentary voting. Britain calls for direct talks for International aid reaches survivors of tsunami w 1 the release of captured sailors By Meraiah FoUy tion; there was no official count \ ^Lv W»l The Associated Press of those missing. By Tariq Panja "... both sides share Some of more than 2,000 The Associated Press HONIARA, Solomon Islands people who spent Monday night ' — The first boatloads of inter- ramped on a hill behind the LONDON — Britain called for a desire for an early national aid reached survivors town of (lizo returned yesterday direct talks with Iran over 15 resolution to this of a devastating tsunami in the to look for supplies or loved ones. captive Britons yesterday after Solomon Islands yesterday, but (Xhers were loo afraid to venture 111.,,^-J .Tjjl speaking for the first time issue." officials warned of a dire food to the coast am id more than two ^tsB Br . ^Hj with the chief Iranian nego- shortage if supplies don't quickly dozen aftershocks, including ii tiator. The announcement fol- get to hundreds of people camped at least tour of magnitude-6 or A Prime Minister's Office lowed the sudden release of an on remote hillsides. stronger. Iranian diplomat in Iraq that His release also suggests At least 28 people died in Julian Makaa of the National raised new hope In resolving the standoff over the captive Monday's tsunami and quake, Disaster Management Office the standoff. Britons may end with a de facto measured at a magnitude said more than 900 homes had P^^J In a statement late yester- prisoner swap — something of 8.1 by the U.S. Geological been destroyed around (ii/o and day, Prime Minister Blair's both Tehran and London have Survey, The victims include a about 5,000 people affected. DAVi GIZO Downing Street office said publicly discounted. bishop and three worshippers Boats reached Gizo yester- CLEANING UP: Residents of Giro in the Western Province of the Sobir "both sides share a desire for Iran alleged the diplomat killed when a wave hit a church day from the Solomons' capi- move a boat Tuesday. April i. 2007. that was washed ashore after a tsunami hit then town on an early resolution to this issue had been abducted by an Iraqi and a New Zealand man who tal. 1 loniara. earning fixxl and Monday April 2 through direct talks." military unit commanded by drowned trying to save his other supplies some of which Hours after Foreign U.S. forces — a charge repeated mother, who remains missing. was distributed to survivors. ments have been completely ernment nlliciak Makaa said the Secretary Margaret cautioned by several Iraqi Shiite lawmak- Disaster officials said the toll But officials said shortages would wiped out by the waves.'' airport had been cleared of debris against expecting a swift reso- ers. U.S. authorities denied any was expected to rise as rescue become dire within days willout Australia, New Zealand, the and would reopen today. lution to the crisis, Downing role in bis disappearance. crews reached outlying villages more help. International Red Cross and the Sbukictorsand 13 nurses would Street struck an upbeat note, In Baghdad, an Iraqi Foreign that were flattened by the waves. "Then1 is no food available'' in United Nations were among be among the first flown to the announcing there had been Ministry official said the Iraqi Bodies could lx- seen floating in Gizo and Noro. a nearby town, those offering aid, but no formal town-, of Miinda and (ii/o, where "further contacts" between the government had exerted pres- the water by authorities conduct said government spokesman relief plan was announced alter the legion's only hospital was two countries, including with sure on those holding Sharafi to ing aerial surveys of the destruc- Alfred Maesulia. "Some settle- a day of meetings by senior gov- inundated with water, he said. chief negotiator Ali I .u ij.mi. release him — but he would not °The prime minister remains identify who had held Sharafi. committed to resolving this by But another senior govern- diplomatic means. The UK has ment official said Iraqi intel- proposed direct bilateral dis- ligence had been holding him. cussions and awaits an Iranian Both officials spoke on condi- response on when these can tion of anonym ity because they begin." Blair's office said. were not supposed to release Earlier. Iranian diplomat the information, lalal Sharafi arrived in Tehran, Sharafi was a second secre- hours after he was freed by bis tary at the Iranian Embassy captors in Iraq, officials said. involved in plans to open a He was seized Feb. 4 by uni- branch of the Iranian national Before You formed gunmen in Karradah, bank. 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(He in 1990 in protesl pollution, beneath the (ioklen Gate Bridge municate. is now married and the'father of becoming ;i well-known figure in 1971, spilling black crude In the tumult of the Bay Area two young boys.) in the San I rancisco H;i\ area's in ins. San Prandsco Bay hands counterculture. Francis' silence Stories about Francis appeared crowded gallery ol eccentrics, decided to give up cars. Then, he stood out. across the country as he named liui in the 17 years since he broke stupixil talking. "Because I didn't speak, every- lirn Willse, now editor of The Star- ERIC RISBERG APPHOTO his silence, he has been making At first, ihe silence was only sup- one paid attention." Francis said. ledger in Newark. N.J., was an a living doing the very thing he posed to last a day Along the way, he earned a Associated Press reporter in San SEVENTEEN YEARS OF SILENCE: John Francis stands near a path he often walks once eschewed: talking. " llial one day was sort of a gift degree from Southern Oregon Francisco in the mid-1970s when near his office m Point Reyes Staiion. Calif. Wednesday. Maich 21.2007. The 61-year-old lie has Ixvn giving speeches fur myscll and to give the town a State College and a master's from he wrote one of the first stories environmentalist, whose long vow of silence to protest pollution gained him a nationwide around Ihe world, and is finding resl Because I talked so much," the University of Montana without about Francis. following, now makes his living giving speeches around the world himself in great demand he said uttering a word. He also earned "I didn't really believe he was "I think it's the time for me to The day became a week, then a his doctorate in environmen- everything he said he was," Willse dinner guest at Willse's parties for heat my voice, I didn't recognize use my voice." Francis said "For month. Alter that, frauds would tal studies from the University of says of their first meeting. "I local journalists. it," he recalls. the greater purpose, thats what revisit his vow once a year and Wisconsin in near-total silence, thought he went home every night "It was some of the best din- He says he began speaking I'm doing." dei'ide whether to continue. Over though he piped up to defend his and got in his car and talked like a ner table conversation I ever had," again because his ideas about sav- In going from the fringe to the the years, be made only a few dissertation after he had started magpie." Willse said. ing the environment had evolved. mainstream, he has followed the exceptions to bis no-talking rule, -peaking again. But over the years. Willse came In 1990, Francis chose April 22 Effective environmentalist!!, he same arc as the environmental such as when lie called his parents At the University of Montana, to believe Francis was the real arti- —Earth Day—to break his silence. decided, meant fighting poverty movement ilscll. more than 10 years into his vow to where he was a teaching assistant, cle, and Francis became a frequent "After 17 years of not speaking to and working for human rights. bgnews CHECK IT OUT BUCKEYE SELF - STORAGE •Near Campus •Low Rates •Open 24 Hours •Summer Leases •Clean You've reached new heights. •Many Sizes Don't Make Extra Work Leave Your "Things"! Summer Storage! Call Today to Reserve Unit: 352-1520 www.buckeyeinnandstudios.com At Ernst & Young our commitment to your personal growth and success will get you moving in the right direction. Management Inc. Congratulations and welcome to our incoming Renting for 2007/2008 class from Bowling Green State University. 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BG pounded the IPFW pitching for 19 runs on 19 hits, No. 4 seed out includingsixhome runs. Three of those of the Greensboro Region boniers were blasted by Robbie Foster, proved all it needed to in who began the game on the bench. "Today was a great hitter's day. and winning game after game it's nice to see the bats come around and advancing to the finals. ... because they have been silent way too often, especially since we've got- On the way down ten back from Florida," said BG coach Reggie Bush: The former Danny Schmitz. Heisman Trophy IPFW (4-23) took advantage of two Falcon errors in the first three innings Winner has been to take a 3-1 lead off starter Marty Baird JORDAN FLOWER IWBGNEWS banned from the going into the bottom of the third. TWIST IT OUT: Second baseman Derek Spencer turns a double play yesterday as IPFWs Nick Mlspaucjh slides in The Falcons won the game at Stellar Field. 19-10 Playboy Mansion for "non- That lead would not last long, as BG Playgirl related misconduct." put up five runs in the third, fourth and seventh innings to quell any hopes of Spencer then capped off the inning Foster led 14 different Falcons record- We get the feeling this won't an IPFW upset. with a two-run homer, the first of his "Today was a great ing hits with his three homers and five stop him from being around "Our defense as a whole has been career, to put the Falcons up 6-3. hitter's day, and it's nice RBIs. attractive women, just not pretty good. We have our moments like Merkley's 9.28 ERA to begin the "The wind was blowing out so that today, but when you put 19 runs on the game was not helped any, as the fresh- helped me a little bit. I was just up there in a house with anyone over board you really don't notice them as man finished the game giving up five to see the bats come trying to pul ihe bat on the ball. I was the age of 60. much," Schmitz said. "If you're not put- earned runs on five BG hits in 2.2 just fortunate to get a lew out of here," ting runs on the board and you make innings pitched. around." Foster said. The List those kind of errors, they usually come The pitching change didn't reverse Danny Schmitz | BG Coach Spencer raised his batting average back to haunt you." the fortunes of IPFW, as llangbers (o .522 with two hits, including a home Now that the 2006-07 Third baseman GhrisGacom started highlighted the Falcons' fourth-inning The Mastodons added a run in the run and two RBIs. llangbers added NCAA basketball season is the offensive barrage for BG in the third outburst with his fifth home run of the sixth, four in the eight and another in three RBIs while Owens and Mike behind us, it's time to turn with a double off of IPFW starter Brett season, a two-run shot to right-center. two more in the ninth, but that would Barnard also knocked home two run- Merkley and was promptly brought Left fielder Dennis Vaughn added a be as close as IPFW would come. ners. our attention to the NBA home by a Brian I langbers single. Kurt RBI single while catcher Travis Owens Baird (2-2) recorded the win for BG, Next up for BG is Xavier today at Draft. Here are the top five Wells followed 1 langbers with a game- drove in BG's 10th and 11th runs with a going five innings and giving up three home. First pitch at Stellar Field is players who'll be eligible for tying, RBI double. Shortstop Derek two-out double. runs, all unearned. scheduled for 3 p.m. the draft this summer: 1. Kevin Durant: Its too early to say if he's the TENNESSEE 591 RUTGERS 46 next Carmelo Anthony (or Track and field begins outdoor season better), but after a dominant freshman year it's clear to By Joih Wh.tharholt to the regional meet. took first with a throw of 136'6", Reporter "It's great lo have her qualify at only two meters off the qualifying see he's ready to succeed on the first meet of the season," said mark which \vould give her her the next level. The women's track team kicked coach Cami Wells. "She's been a third trip to the regional meet, and off theoutdoor season this week- constant force for us all year." Korsnack took third with a four 2. Greg Oden: end placing fifth out of seven Dunning also placed fifth in (he foot personal best throw of 114'. Another freshman who. teams at Toledo. discus and fifth in the hammer The Falcons also took gold had it not been for the The Falcons had several high throw where she earned another in the 4x100 meter relay widi a points during the meet, but personal best of 141'1". team of Nicole Standback. lessica mandatory one-year in none were as big as TaKarra Among other throwers. Iiiuren White, Ashley Spates and Shantell college rule, would be Dunning's performance in the Bryant placed fourth in the discus Lewis with a time of 47.67. making another for himself shot put, where she threw 48'8", with a throw of 126' 1" and fifth in "It's a nice confidence booster in the NBA. Oden was a far enough to set a new outdoor the shot put with a throw of 42'6". for them to win the first race of the school record and qualify her The javelin throwers, Andi season," Wells said. "There's a very non-factor most of the for the NCAA Mid-East Regional Bunko and Kylie Korsnack. were talented group there." tourny but redeemed himself meet in May. Dunning a sopho- also representing well as they took in the championship game. more, will make her second trip first and third respectively. Bunko See TRACK | Page 12 3. Brandan Wright: The 19-year-old power forward out of North West Virgina's Beilein to coach Michigan Carolina has enough potential to go around, By Larry Lag* tournament the previous two some of which was seen in MARK DUNCAN i APPHOTO The Associated Press seasons and the Mountaineers CELEBRATE: Tennessee's Alberta Auguste (53) hoists up teammate Shannon Bobbitt beat Clemson 78-73 for the NIT his flashes of brilliance this as Rutgers' Essence Carson walks by alter the NCAA Women's national championship. Michigan hired lohn Beilein to title last week. WVU, which won season. coach its men's basketball team, 22 games during the regular sea- a week after he led West Virginia son, felt slighted when it wasn't 4.AIHorford: to the NIT championship. chosen for this year's NCAA He's strong, fast and big, Lady Volunteers Beilein told his players of the tournament. everything a college player decision yesterday at a team There will be high expecta- meeting in Morgantown. WVa. tions at Michigan, which fired needs to attrart some high "It was just the right thing for Tommy Amaker in mid-March pre-draft value. me to do at this time," Beilein after the Wolverines went to claim NCAA title said outside the WVU Coliseum. the NIT for the third time in 5. Corey Brewer: The "There's never a good time to four years. 6-foot-9 shooting guard, ByTomWithrr. Summitt are NCAA champions. leave." Beilein went 104-60 at West built in the mold of Tayshaun The Associated Press The Lady Vols captured an Beilein, who took a downtrod- Virginia, including 27-9 this year Prince, saw his draft value elusive seventh national title last den program to two NCAA tour- despite losinghistopfourscorers CLEVELAND — Everyone is night, beating Rutgers to the ball naments in five seasons, takes from a year ago. Only one other rise during the tournament gazing up at good ol' Rocky Top for second and third shots in a overa Michigan team that hasn't team in school history amassed and could be a real steal for again. 59-46 win to reclaim their cus- made the NCAAs since 1998. more wins — a lerry West-led JEFFGENTNIR AP PHOTO some team. After a nine-year tide drought. Beilein's West Virginia teams WOLVERINIZED: Coach John Berlem Tennessee and coach Pat See TOURNY | Page 12 made deep runs in the NCAA See BEILEIN | F (12 directs WVU players in a game Feb. 7.2007. I • 12 SPORTS WWW.8GNEWS.COM Champion Gators begin uncertain future TRACK From By Mark Long ship trophy and secured a s|x>t his desire to "build tradition over Sabrina FOrstien took second for The Associated Press in NCAA history with an 84-75 a period of time" in Gainesville. the Falcons in the pole vault with a victory against Ohio State. In short, he gave fans in six inch personal best of 10'6", only AT1ANTA — Coach Billy "I haven't talked to any- Horida and Kentucky hope. six inches off first place. Donovan spent several hours body, and everybody's look- "It's hard for me to comment "She's been very consistent," after the national champion- ing for answers from me like about anything," Donovan said. Wells said of Forstien. "She's done ship game mingling with family I'm having all these behind- "I think people maybe feel like a very nice job for us this year." and friends, and socializing with the-scenes conversations and I'm being coy or trying to move Yemoja Marotta also finished school officials. I'm working these angles," around the questions. I'm not third in the 400 meter dash with a Sony Honda fans, he didn't Donovan said Tuesday. "None doing that. There's nothing for time of 59.78. agree to a new contract. of that is going on." me to say at all. 1 haven't spoken Kim Senle and lamie Roflow. He didn't talk to Kentucky, At least not yet. to anybody so my intentions are traveled with Wells to Palo Alto, CA either. But it could happen Donovan acknowledged that to be at the University of Florida for the Stanford Invitational this soon. his agent could have talked to and coach their basketball team, weekend to try and take advan- Donovan's future — along the Wildcats, and he expressed and I'm happy there." tage of the stout competition with those of stars Ctorey Brewer, admiration for the storied pro- The Gators, behind a there. A meet record 316 athletes laurean Green, Al Horford and gram in the Bluegrass State barrage of It-pointers and qualified for regional meets while AMYSANCETTA ApPHf/ I Inakim Noah—tookcenler stage But he also said he intends to Donovan's astute game plan, at Stanford this weekend. NICE JACKET: 'is Masters Green Jacket from last yea's yesterday, just a few hours after stay at llorida. He talked about became the first team to win Roflow who competed in the champion Tiger Woods after winning the 2006 Masters golf tournament the (iators etched their names his loyalty to the Gators and ath- consecutive championships 5000 meter nin. fought through on another national champion- letic director leremy l-oley and since Duke in 1992. a bacterial infection to come through with a time of 17:40.18. "lamie always gives her best Masters becoming effort, but these things happen sometimes," Wells said. BEILEIN TOURNY Settle, competing in the 1500, From Page II From Page 11 had a rough start, getting boxed in eariy, but still came out with a Tiger & Phil show personal best time of 4:44.12. team that lost to California in tomary place above all other the NCAA championship game programs. "If she hadn't gotten boxed in, I By Doug Ferguson on late Sunday afternoon the last in 1959. Rutgers coach C. Vivian think she couldVe gone four sec- 11 . ■'■ lew years have been Mickelson The 54-year-old Beilcin, Stringer had hoped to win her onds faster, but it's good learning slipping the green jacket on under contract through the first title, 25 years after her experience," Wells said. "She did a AUGUSTA Ga. Daybreak Woods, or vice versa. And while 2011-12 season, was to earn at first national title appearance. way good job to come out and get ,n Augusta National brought there are 97 players in this sear's least S740.000 per season with Instead, Summitt won her sev- a PR. I think she could have a very together the two most promi- tournament, at times it seems.is annual increases of $20,000. enth, 20 years after her first. good season." nent figures at the Masters, the though there are only two. Wherever he's coached, "I can't even describe it," Settle will he focusing on the tirst showdown of the week Woods won in 21X11 — ixlilk Beilein has been a success, said Tennessee's Ail-American 3000 meter steeple chase event at between Tiger Woods and Phil enough, the only time he has taking teams without great Candace Parker."This is what the upcoming meet in Cincinnati Mickelson. played with Mickelson in the talent to five NCAA tourna- everyone came to Tennessee where she hopes to meet the TON* DSJAK Ok. so it was only yesterday. final group at the Masters — and ments and six NIT' appear- to do, and we did it." regional qualifying time of 10:50. And it lasted only a split second. in 2(102. Mickelson won his first ances in 29 seasons. His I -3-1 Parker scored 17 points to FREE HUGS: Rutgeis coach C. Vivian The Falcons will be together Woods showed up on the lirsi major at the Masters in 200-1. defense gives opponents fits lead the Volunteers (34-3), but Strmgef. left, hugs hei good fiiend as a team for the first time this tee and looked back toward the Woods answered with a playoff and his offense ranked sec- the game's most outstanding Tennessee coach Pat Summit! piior to the outdoor season as they trav- putting green in Mickelsorrs victory in 2(X).r>. Mickelson won ond in the country averaging player got plenty of help from NCAA Women's national championship in el down to Cincinnati for the direction. in a walk in 2006. 10.3 3-pointers this season. Shannon Bobbin and a sup- Cleveland Oliver Nikoloff Invitational this "Lets go," he said. It is reminiscent of the early In only one of his five previ- porting cast of less-heralded Saturday where they will com- He was talking, of course, 1960s, when Arnold Palmer ous coaching jobs has Beilein teammates, who too often And it showed. Almost from pete against Cincinnati. Dayton, to Mark O'Meara, who picked and lack N'icklaus traded green stayed more than five years. He this season stood around and the outset, they outworked Morehead State, Wright State up his pill halls and joined his jackets. spent nine years at LeMoyne, watched her. the young Scarlet Knights and Xavier among others. The buddy lor a practice round. "I hope mil." Mickelson said, then five apiece at C iuiisius and Not this time. (27-9), who waited until the Falcons will hope to get payback ftiseas] toexaggeratetherival- "because that would mean Richmond before coming to The Lady Vols, trophy-less in final game of an improbable against Cincinnati who defeated ryofWoods anil Mickelson. espe- what I don't want it to mean West Virginia, where he recent- their past five tottrnament vis- tournament run to show their the Falcons in lanuary at the BG cially at the Masters. 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AptH 4.200713 Journalist freed from federal prison THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 4 5 8 By David Kravcti videotape of a chaotic 2005 San The Associated Press Francisco street protest during the G-8 summit. 5 3 SAN FRANCISCO — A freelance The govemmenl is investigat- videographer walked out of fed- ing how a San Francisco police 1 eral prison yesterday after spend- officer's skull was fractured during 9 6 1 ing more lime behind bars than the melee and who set a police any other journalist for refusing to car on fire. 7 9 testify to a grand jury. • The footage Wolf posted yester- 5 1 loshua Wolf, 24, in a deal with day does not show those events, prosecutors, posted online the Greene said. 1 9 3 6 unaired videotape that he had Prosecutors said they were not — refused to give federal authorities, inclined to seek his grand jury tes- defense lawyer David Greene said. timony, though they left open the BEN MARGOT AP PHOTO 7 9 4 U.S. District Judge William Alsup, possibility that he could be sub- FREEDOM: Joshua Wolf. left, wheels his belongings in the parking lot ol the Federal who had jailed Wolf for 226 days, poenaed again later. Correctional Institution in Dublin. Califs Tuesday. April 3.2007. Wolf a freelance videogra- had approved his release eariier "I will not under any circum- pher. was released Tuesday after spending time behind bars. 9 8 2 1 in the day. stances testify Wore a grand jury," "loshua Utolf has complied with Wolf said as he left the prison. not entitle reporters, or anybody to keep sources and unpublished 9 3 the grand jury subpoena," pros- Wolfs lawyers had argued that else, to withhold confidential material secret. ecutor leftrey Finigan said in court the First Amendment gave him sources or unpublished material Wolf's incarceration time sur- papers filed yesterday. the right to refuse the subpoena from a grand jury investigation or passed that of Vanessa Leggett, a 8 5 9 Wolf spent more than seven for unaired video. criminal trial. Houston freelancer who served months in a federal prison in The judge, however, cited a No federal shield law protects 168 days in 2001 and 2002 for SUDOKU ( 6 t>\l IS Z 9 8 Dublin, Gilif. after refusing to 1972 U.S. Supreme Court niling reporters, unlike California's refusing to reveal unpublished To play: Complete the grid t t> 6 shield law which allows reporters i'niYi obey a subpoena to turn over his that the U.S. Constitution does material about a murder case. so that every row, column l 9 I 8 f 6 ill and every 3x3 box contains » Z I S 6 L E 8 9 the digits 1 to 9. There is no 8 S 9 V I I 6 L I guessing or math involved. 6 E L 9 8 I * Z S Just use logic to solve. Radiation labels change I V S I L 8 9 6 £ L I 6 E 9 t 8 S Z By Andrew Bridges diately urged the FDA to drop 9 8 E 6 S Z L I V The Associated Press the idea. 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Recent clear up some consumer confu- portunities. 1-888-277-9787 or quarters complex yesterday, killing tors near the main entrance, facing outbreaks of foodbome illness sion, said Barbara Schneeman, NEWS www.coliegepro.com a woman and critically wounding Centennial Olympic Wuk. have revived interest in irradia- director of the FDA's office of the ex-boyfriend who pulled a gun T'he park was the site of a bomb- tion, even though it is not suit- nutrition, labeling and dietary Earn $2500. monthly and more on her, audiorities said. ing that killed a woman and injured able for all food products. For supplements. Classified Ads to type simple ads online. The man and woman were more than 100 people during the example, irradiating diced Roma "You would be told the materi- 419-372-6977 www.DataAdEntry.com arguing near the main entrance of 1996 Summer Olympics. tomatoes makes them mushy, al fact: what is it about this prod- I hi- li(. 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U iutlkkliijl or K'" P "" '"<* DUb ill i-i'i' Course is hiring service oriented, The armed man was then shot by a said las Stanford, 27, who had been ting companies use the term If a Good were irradiated but left tie*, color, crerd, rtlicion. rational Ofttjln Mxual orientation, atublHty, itaiiu .■- ■ enthusiastic Pro-Shop and Bar Staff CNN security guard. helping take down a temporary* "pasteurized" to describe irra- unchanged and indistinguish- vcti'ran, or on ihr basis tit any oilier It^.ilK Flexible scheduling around classes The woman was pronounced stage in the park used for college diated foods. To do so, they able from an identical but unra- protected natus. and other |obs. Training Provided. dead on arrival at a hospital, basketball's Final Four festivities. would have to show the FDA diated product, it wouldn't have The BG News reaarvea the right to detUne, Over 21 preferred. Only 10 minutes ilisioniiniir or revise any admtlscmcnl from Campus1 Apply in person 7711 authorities said. 1 Tie man was in Besides the Omni Hotel, the that the radiation kills germs as to be labeled, she added. stuh as thoae found to !><■ defam > lacking In hi mal Iwile. misleading ot false Timbers Blvd Waterville OH 43565 critical condition. (i.\ \ complex also includes a large well as the pasteurization pro- A 1984 FDA proposal to allow in nature, Ml advertisements an subtaci No phone calls please. The woman, who worked at atrium and a food court. It is con- cess does. Pasteurization typi- irradiated foods to go label-free in i-ititinM and approval a hotel attached to CNN Center, nected to Philips Arena, the home cally involves heating a product garnered the agency more than HELP WANTED! NOW S DURING was Clara Riddles, 22, of College of the NBAs Atlanta Hawks. to a high temperature and then 5,000 comments. 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Prospect-3 bdrm.. 2 bath, 2 ' ■ ■ 4 Designer Cassini more updates @CARTYRENTALS car garage. $1000/M Avail, in May MONEY! Maine camp needs lun 71 5 Outlaw loving counselors to teach all land, COM 439 N. Main 5 bdrm. 2 bath, whole ^■^< ■ ■77 6 Alan Ladd film adventure & water sports Great house. $1500/M Avail, in Aug. 7 Han Solo's love summer! Call 888 844 8080. apply: 07 - 08 School Year 721 Fourth, 3 bdrm 2 bath, townhse ^H n 8 Actor Alan 1.2 & 3 bedroom apts. available. $800/M. Avail, in Aug. 419-353-0494 ?a ^m pt 9 Banana's cousin campcedarcom 10 Some area rugs For more inlo call 419-354-9740 32 i ^m ■| M * 812 Third St. 2 story. 3 bdrm. 1 11 European capital Servers needed" Experience req. 12 Dress style bath. $840 a mo. +util. 5 blocks from | ^^ 140 Apply in person. 100 N Main St. 40 Set off. in a way campus. Private, fenced in back- 13 Olympian's quest N Baltimore. OH 419-257-0203 12 month leases starling May 2007 41 J 44 Bar rocks yard. Coin W/D. Very clean. Avail. :|^B" 21 Moray 424 S. College - 3 BR House LH 22 Patriotic org. 45 Fr. ho*y woman May 15. Call Phil 419-392-2812. Summer 2007 Income Opportunity. $795 ♦ ufil. ^B 23 German industrial city 46 Exploratory vessel 605 5th St. -3BRApt 24 Funny-car fuel 47 Take it easy Aqua Pro student Iranchises. Resi- 46 47 *l 49 -tl^^M50 -f^H dential power washing business Net $675 • ufil. AVAILABLE AUG 15,2007 M 25 Once more 48 Actress MacDowell 57 ■ 55 St 200 per week. May be used lor in- 818 2nd St -2 BR Apt. ALL CLOSE TO BGSU 1 29 Pleasant 49 Prepares to lay eggs 30 Feeling of wounded 50 Welcome ternship credit 866 275 2782 $500 ♦ gas'elec. 227 E. Reed. 3 bdrm.. 2 bath.AC R H eo in pride 53 Nick's missis 1028 Klotz • 2 BR Townhouse $1000. ; 31 Jai __ 54 Affair of honor $660 . util 606 5th St. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. AC.$850 ■ The BG News 33 Lo-cal 55 Holy cow! Smith Apt. Rentals 443 N Enterprise. 3 bdrm. apt. $550 I Advertising Sales Position ■ 34 Medicinal fluids 59 The Greatest 419-352-8917 Fall 07 Spring 08 819 N. Summit, 2 bdrm house $400 .. . I" 35 Saudis 60 Kettle Must be personable detail oriented, 112 Ridge St. 1-2 bdrm apts. $350 1 61 USNAgrad 36 Strong cotton thread have own transportation, tlexible 1457 Scott Hamilton, 4 bdrm Need CALL 419-308-2458 ACROSS 37 Sport with clay targets hours. Apply in person & pick up ap- 2-4 subleasers from Aug. 07-Aug. 39 Scientific investigation plication al 204 West Hall 08. Call 419-276-8843 Available August 15, 2007. 3 bdrm 1 Lord's domicile 44 That makes sense house, 227 E. Reed, $1000 per mo. 6 Strike with an open hand 45 Horse's home Toledo Area 1 bdrm. apts. $300 8 $350 per mo. 10 PC junk mail 46 Caper Advertising Sales Position 2 bdrm. apt. 4th St. $525 month t 14 Soap substitute 50 Pontiac letters utilities. Available immediately & for Year lease req. All close to BGSU. Sell for The BG News Call 419-308-2458 15 Devil's domain 51 Gel Must be personable, detail oriented, tall Call 419-409-1110. 16 Irwin ot golf 52 Zellwegger with Russo have own transportation, flexible 17 Closet type 56 Automotive pioneer Duplex for Summer Lease! ANSWERS hours. Apply in person S pick up ap- 18 Verdi heroine 57 Libertine 2 bdrm., 1 bath apt. W/D hookup.ofl May 7-Aug. 14. 846 7th St plication at 204 West Hall 19 Saharan 58 Wide open street pkg . full basement, close to t X 3 3 BR. 2 bath, new clean! 20 Davis with Lollobrigida 62 Worm, perhaps 8 i 1 a 3 i V HHS 3 downtown. Avail May 1st. Leah. 419 Contact: [email protected] 23 Spanish queen 63 Canadian tribe t. 0 1 V : i 3 u 1 V a TOLEDO COUNTRY CLUB is hiring 1 °1- 353-7469 26 Wow! 64 Raptor's claw 'i -. ■ - n 0 d|s 0 1 0 lor Servers/Bartenders Day or nigh! V 3 r. a Enclave II waives $75 app fee by 27 Graduation souvenir 65 Former husbands 3 N : u c N 3 3 1 J 'J V H i Shifts Tues -Sat $10. per hour. Ap- ■ i u 2 bedrooms on 7th St. W/D. $650 signing over my 12 mo. May to May 28 Meaningful gesture 66 Sentry's order " 1 ply m person. Tue Wed Thu. btwn. a i e V 1 • 3 '-> ' mo. plus utilities. Available May 1st. lease Call ASAP 419-307-0087 30 Jack of talk shows 67 Fixes typos s 1 2-4pm. 3949 River Rd.. Toledo. OH i s V H ■i n I J 1 1 N C) N 419-287-4337. 32 Prim and proper 1 43614 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 33 Caron title role '- 1 y J ■:i r. V 0 l H 3 D i H 3 Female subleaser needed for sum- 34 Maglie and Mineo b 1 V ■ i 1 i 1 1 o 1 V 1 S v V 1 V B 1 s 3 bdm. house. Close to BGSU mer. S22I mo plus utilities. Call 38 Idle with LaSalle with Estrada | 1 '' i 3 S S V 1 i 3 '1 v N 3 Off-street parking, W'D. AC One-2 Jessica 419-615-8063. 41 of the above G 1 For Sale V N N V V N 1 3 42 Needle case : •' 0 bdrm apt. of! street pkg. Close to vHv N 43 Expunge u 1 (i a * i N i 1 BGSU All avail. Aug. 15. 2007. 419- Highland Management NII 3 1 '.' - J H J 1 0 VI V 1 8 2 bedroom apart. <7"M<< V 0 N V Buy Sell Trade Rent 352-4773 419-601-3225 (cell). w v .1 1 - » ft 354-6036 1 New Or Used DVD's Video Games / 3 bdrm apt. recently remodeled, May - Aug. lease Game Systems And More small pets allowed lor 2007-2008. www.bghighlandmgmt.com NOW RENTING FOR 2007-2008 sch. yr.Please call 419-308-3525 Houses/Apts for 07-08 school year 12 month leases only www .mcccahtz.com Ranch house. 3 bdrm . 1 bath. Great 3 bdrm house. $800 plus utils. Avail location, quiet neighborhood. Lots ol S Smith Contracting, LLC ^m 8/16. Sm. pet allowed. 404 S. Col- updates $142,000 419 308-4162 419-352-8917 - 532 Manville Ave Management Inc. lege 419.352.4850 8 419.352.6948 Office open 10 -2M - F 10-nN Main (419)353-5800 www.bgapartments.com Small starter mobile home. 3 bedroom house. 131 N. Church. Quiet tenants preferred 2 bdrm $3000 OBO $750 mo. 419-601-1514. 419-308-2456 MAY, AUG.. OR SUMMER LEASES For Rent For Rent For Rent Students 8 Grad Students Private Owners / Management Open Day / Eves: 419-352-3445 Apts 8 Houses 07 -08 Only 2 great houses left. Close to House lor rent. 4 bdrm.. 2 balh, 10- 1 -2-3 Bedroom Apartments 419-353-8206 campus. Lg. 4 bdrm., new decor, 15 min. Irom campus. $700 mo. incl. www.fiterentals.com appliances & Irash. 419-341-0978. Newly remodeled house. 4-5 bdrm., all appl. W'D, built In bar, garage, 2 bath, close to dntown. 8 campus. logs of pKg., lg. fenced yard. 419- From Only $490! Furnished room,for female, lor rent Privale entry 1 bdrm. & studio May . lease. $1500 mo. plus utiities. 353-7374. with freedom of house. $225 mo. As low as $365 On selected floor plans 419-340-2500 $100 deposit. 419-354-6117. 419-352-0590 • Ground floor ranch Quiet, 1 bedroom unlurn. apt. on S. • Private entrance College Dr. Available August $360. • Patio Call 419-352-9378 • Spacious kitchen Subleaser lor May 07 to May 08 RESERVATIONS • Pets welcome! lease. $349 mo., plus util.will play OS^^HF^SD $100 per mo.. Own room, w/balhrm. 419-353-2277 FREE HEAT . Enclave II. Call Amanda, lor de- tails. 740-815-3063. VAHVf. Mill API AMRTMIMTS Breakfast. Lunch (2K Dinner All Dayl Subleaser needed. 149 Manville . & Supplies Call for more information 1 N BC-Cafe Is a full service f*mHy ■ Cigarette Deals restaurant. Home marie mashed , 419-351-6152. Toledo/Northwest Ohio Area potatoes, cake, pie. Roll, and * «>co • Beer cornbread. Steaks. Chicken. Summer lease. Furn. 1 bdrm. apt. □ t Seafood. Pasta. Golden age. and • Wine Children's menu. Private bathrm.. W/D. A/C, swim 1-2 Days per week during school pool & more. $350 ♦ util. 1st mo. Snacks • Food • Lottery Falrvtew Plaia Ms Full Time during summer break rent 1/2 price. 330-284-4243. l039HasklnsRd. (Ri 64&PoeRd) 16? South Main Street VARSITY SQUARE Summer subleaser needed. 3 bedrm Bowling Cirecn SOUTH www.homecllylce.com Bowling Green. OH apartments 4I9.3S4.9433 townhouse on S. College. Pets al- NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED • WILL TRAIN Fax; 419 354 9729 lowed, nice yard. Nol leased for next SIDE year yet. Call 740-627-6600. 419-353-7715 t=J* 419.352.8633* 737 S. Main St 1-800-899-8070 www.southside6.com The Highlands 1 bedroom apartments $395.00 - $450.00 Quiet location. Laundry on Site www.ughighlandmgml.com Highland Management 3 BDRM APARTMENTS & TOWNHOUSES 419-354-6036 TOO MUCH TO DO? No. I can't write your paper No, I can't take your exam. ♦ INTERNET CREDIT ?? LOOKING FOR AN APT. ?? YES, I can help YOU! ♦ FREE SUMMER STORAGE YES. I sure can' ♦ FREE WASHER & DRYER IN ALL HD 3 BDRMS 419-308-1287. *PLUS* 709 5th Street \ YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING UPON MOVE-IN APARTMENTS $500.00 OFF YOUR FIRST MONTHS RENT OR $500.00 BEST BUY GIFT CARD ** You MUST bring this ad into our office at the time of signing the RESERVATION 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bath, C/A Shuttle stop across the street AGREEMENT for this promotion to be honored. Gift card will be given on day of move in, either S525/month Full Year Lease 6/2/07 or 8/16/07 or we will discount your first month rent. For Rental Information: LIMITED OCCUPANCY REMAINING!! Contact Jack at 1-800-829-8638 or Steve at ^ (419)352-1150 j MEdCA Management Inc. 1045 N. Main St. Bowling Green, OH. 43402 419-353-5800 email: -infofa meccahg.com i mem immtmam Pit! MMCMM www.meccabg.com On lite Laundry Start tarffli LIMII Aval PrtvalB Patios * CERTAIN TERMS & RESTRICTIONS APPLY* 41MK-7M1 EH.O