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By Laren Weber dent from India, arrived here in ified was hard to beUeve because luma said the system here is REPORTER June and had to become accus- it is something he used to see a little easier, compared to the Adapting lo a new style of food, tom to the weather and the fact only on TV and in the movies. education system in Kenya. language or climate along with that the sun set around 9 p.m. "Back home, most of the "Free points just for attending being thousands of miles away "The sun rises at six and sets food is direct from the farm class and curves is something from home and making new at six no matter what in India," and you get it while it's still you will never get back home, friends are challenges that Mehta said. fresh," he said. "Here, it's dif- he said. many international students Kavin Mehta said the most ferent because there's canned Arup Chakraborty, another have to overcome. appealing part about the food and fast food." student from India, agrees that International students make University was that they offered People in the United States the education system in his up about three percent of the him a tuition waiver. tend to speak more openly than home country is better, more population at the University, The low cost of !"ing was also in places such as Kenya. competitive and more rigorous said Katie Baxter, Graduate a factor in Mehta's decision to Atheist is a word that luma than it is here. Assistant for the Center for pursue a graduate degree here. only knew from the dictionary "I never felt stressed while I International l>rograms. "A major part about Northwest and has met people who do studied in India," Chakraborty ITiat 3 percent accounts for Ohio that made it so appeal- not believe in God since mov- said. "Unfortunately, over here a total of 610 international stu- ing is that it is much cheaper ing here. I'm so stressed. I'm a teaching HONORED: Jared Wright, director of this year's Dance Marathon, accepts dents and Baxter would like to to live here, which helps out a "Back home, even though assistant as well as a student, the Outstanding Philanthropist award for the group at a ceremony lot," Mehta said. "You can easily some people don't care about and the teaching, course-work see an increase in the numbers. yesterday at the SeaGate Convention Centre in Toledo. They bring B different per- survive working 10 to 20 hours God, to some extent, they believe and research is giving me a spective to the campus and the a week." there is a God somewhere," bard time." classroom. Baxter said. One of the biggest mis- luma said." Here, someone tells Beinga foreigner In any coun- "A lot of BCiSU students won't conceptions that Mehta has you openly, 'I am an atheist,"' try is difficult, and overcoming DM's efforts shine have the chance to leave the experienced, is that he can't he said. challenges and barriers is a part country or travel very much," speak English. Also, the fact that people freely of adapting to a new life style. she said. "It's a great opportu- "People from India learn express their homosexuality and Xuan Wan is a graduate stu- nity for those students to sit in a l-nglish as their first language," have rights as homosexuals is dent from China that has been at SeaGate Centre classroom next to someone from he said. very different from the culture here for five years. The biggest Kenya or India and hear about Adjusting to the different types in Kenya. The few lesbians and challenge for Wan is not being Luncheon celebrating National Philanthropy how they grew up and how they of food was the hardest part to gays that are in Kenya try to keep able to always communicate Day recognizes University's Dance Marathon, might have a different perspec- overcome for loseph luma. a it secret, luma said. to others. tive on the same issue based on freshman from Kenya. Education systems differ "I have a problem expressing others with ties to BGSU their country and values." luma said the fact that most of across the country in their levels the food here is genetically mod- of difficulty and expectations. By Kara Hull recognized," said Wright, director Kevin Merita, a graduate stu- INTERNATIONAL PAGE 2 ItWS EDITOR of this year's Dance Marathon. TOLEDO—fared Wright knew "We've just become so large and that the University's Dance so helpful thai they fee) that they Marathon had made an impact can recognize us." on northwest Ohio, but he didn't in its 10th year at the really have any proof, he says, University. Dance Marathon—a BG NEWS ! Author Howard Zinn to join until yesterday. series of fundraisers ending Surrounded by almost 400 pro- with a 32-hour dancing event- BRIEFING fessionals representing organiza- raises money for the Children's Fashion show held tions like Hospice of Northwest Miracle Network, benefiting the Resistance, Sunday night Ohio and United Way of Greater Mercy Children's Hospital. It is by BSU on Saturday Toledo, the University's Dance the largest student-run philan- By Bnan Pauline by his approachablity despite taught in school. Marathon was named this years thropy in Ohio and ranks among This Saturday, the Black REPORTER his iconic status. Zinn is Boudreau feels that people Outstanding Philanthropist at an the top five Dance Marathons ill Student Union will host its This Sunday night, well known currrently teaching classes at who read Zinn's books cling awards luncheon yesterday in the nation. annual fashion show. This historian and author Howard Boston College and does small to his writing and ideals the SeaGate Convention Centre. The organization was die first year's theme, "Throwing /inn will be interviewed on media engagements. like a favorite record that The 16tli annual ceremony was a group to receh e the award i^ist Back to Our Past to Get to the on-campus radio show Zinn's newly published book. explains life, National Philanthropy Day event recipients Include University Our Future," is "to honor Audible Resistance. "Voices of a People's History of "I want to talk to him broadly sponsored by the Association ol alumnus and Sanclusky philan- those that have paved the Those interested in politi- the United States," is a com- about what he feels learning lundraising Professionals and thropist George Mylander and way for us today." said cal issues and/or dissapointed panion piece to his first book. history or taking a challeng- Leave a Legacy. frequent donors to the I Iniversity Tawana lackson. vice presi- With this year's election should "He is the preeminent revi- ing look at history can offer "I really think (the award! Helen McMaStei and her late dent of BSU and fashion time in. Graduate student and sionist historian," Boudreau people," Boudreau said. shows thai Dance Marathon has husband Harold. show coordinator. DI Daniel Boudreau hosts said. "People who are revision- While Zinn is critical ol finally reached out to the com- There will be 60 partici- Audible Resistance, which ist historians write histories the Bush Administration and munity so much that we are being AWARD, PAGE 2 pants in the show, includ- airs Sunday nights from 9:30 that don't take the American a realist about what this ing students and faculty and to 10:00 p.m. on 88.1 WBGU. mainstream narrative that we means for American democ- stall members. Also involved The show was originally called find in your average textbook. racy, Boudre hopes to reveal will be faculty and staff from "Operation Banish Bush," but They write more challenging his deep optimism and faith the Africana department at Boudreau changed its name to histories of our nation, his- in humanity. the University. reflect the ongoing struggle for tories firmly embedded in an Leftists who an' pessimistic, "We want to bridge the gap social justice which is broader optimistic and truly demo- demoralized and scared about LAUGH IT UP between African-American than one administration. cratic spirit but histories that another four years of the Hush students and staff." Zinn's groundbreaking are critical of the way in which Administration, will gravitate Jackson said. book, "A People's History of democracy is practiced and towards /inn's viewpoints, Clothing that will be fea- the United States," sold over unfolds in our country." Readers can go to www. tured has been donated by a million copies and gives Boudreau is pleased and sevcnstories.com and preview DEB and Leather Image, readers an alternative look at feels lucky that he got Zinn to a copy of Zinn's new book in both in Toledo. D| HNIC will history. Boudreau, originality talk on his show. Boudreau will order to familiarize themseh i s be providing the music for from Boston, emailed Zinn's talk with Zinn about the dis- with the writer before Sunday the men and women on the publicist and was suprised cipline of history and how it is nights broadcast. runway as well. Expectations are high this year for the event. Last year, spectators, friends and family came from every major city in New IFC leader eager to start the state to support BSU, lackson said. And hopefully this year, with an anticipated By Carrie Whitaker for the group. increase in attendance, their EDITOR.IN-CHIEF IFC is the governing body 2005 Inter-Fraternity goals will be met. Andy Crockett was never of 17 of the fraternities Council Executive Board: Acting not only as a involved in anything on campus. President: Andrew' chance to members of the in high school, but "Our job is to set Crockett, Lambda Chi campus community to come when he got into col- standards for our Alpha together, the fashion show is lege he decided to individual IFC frater- VP of Internal .Affairs: Troy a fundraiser as well. change that. nities and to enforce rice, Kappa Sigma It will be held in 101 And he wasn't kid- them and hold VP of External Affairs: Olscamp, this Saturday at 7 ding. By the end of groups accountable," Matt Humberger, Alpha a.m. The charge is $7 at the his freshman year Crockett said. Sigma Phi door, though bringing two he had two leader- According to many Director of Recruitment: cans of food will take $1 off ship positions - one who know Crockett Dave Chambliss. Sigma Phi ANDY CROCKETT Epsilon of admission. The money in his fraternity and SENIOR he is ready for will go towards BSU's Martin one in the Inter-fra- the position. Executive Assistant: Roger Luther King )r. celebration ternity Council. "The passion he Dudley. Pi Kappa Alpha next semester, as well as for lust this week, now in his brings toward the council and Treasurer: Aaron additional Black History third year at the University, he desire to see it succeed is going Shumaker, Alpha Sigma Phi BenSwangtr BGNews Chief Justice: Chris Month events. has begun his term as IFC presi - STAND UP. Sarah Tiana preforms her stand up comedy routine in NeCamp, dent and says he has big plans CROCKETT, PAGE 2 the Black Swamp Pub last night sponsered by UAO.

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FOR ALL THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. November 19, 2004 WWW.BGNEWS.COM President sets high standards Dance Marathon recognized nity thus far and will make a CROCKETT, FROM PAGE 1 thing and go all out. for me it was fraternity life." greal president. to make him one of the besi IFC Being Gieek also runs in the Me is very diligent - when presidents," said Dan Grodhaus, family. Growing up in Vnn Arbor. he gets an idea he does a lot for community impact president of Crockett's fraternity Michigan, both of Crockett's par- to follow through with it and I Lambda Chi Alpha "Everything ents are Greek, his mother grad- think that has been one of his AWARD, FROM PAGE 1 despite last year's somewhat "It is for the kids, but at the he gets involved in he puts loo uated from Bowling Green and strengths," Hinder said. disappointing donation total same time the money is a percent into he is by tar one is an Alpha Xi Delta. His father Hinder said it is important that is impressive, said Kelly Bright, huge pan of Dance Marathon, of ilu' most dedicated people is a Theta \i and was president Crockett recognizes the impor- The McMaster's Foundation assistant director of publicity for because that's what actually I know." of his fraternity al Wayne Stale tance of supporting the other was recognized at yester- Dance Marathon. helps the children the most," Crockett believes that it is University in Michigan. three Greek boards on campus, day's ceremony as the year's "I think it's cool because we Wright said. Money given to the brothers like Grodhaus, who I hey were very supportive Panhellenic Council, National Outstanding Private Foundation got the award even though we hospital goes towards purchas- pushed him to take the initia- when i decided to go (neck Pan-Hellenic Council and Greek and former University Board of didn't meet our goal last year," ing equipment like incubators, tive ami become a leader. and have always been support- Independent Board. Tnrstee member and co-chair she said. "This shows that we're sending children with Spina "Being in Lambda Chi Alpha ive of everything I have done." "The other council presidents of a recent financial campaign still getting recognized for the Bificla to specialized camps and has icalK changed my life and Crockett said. are happy with Andy," Binder Kermit F. Stroh was recog- good that we do. People still medical research. I am so glad tin1 brothers invit- Ibis year, Crockett hopes said. "Because ir is not just that nized as one of 13 Outstanding know who we are," For Brittany Barhite, public- ed me to join because thai is to continue Ill's goals to lie says he wants to be involved Community Volunteers in the Dance Marathon raised ity chair with Dance Marathon, what started me being Involved, push for Creeks to excel in with you all, he is involved and Toledo area. $150,316.81 last year, about the award also means anoth- something I never was before academics and to recruit more I think it will strengthen our Wright accepted Dance $94,683 less than the previous er way students who may This job means a lot to members. Understanding IFCs Creek community." Marathon's award for the orga- year. not know about the organi- Crockett, who has been pre- place in the Bowling Green Crocket's presidency began nization yesterday, thanking all But like last year, Dance zation can get interested and paring for the position by tak- community is also important, this week and will end at the BGSU students and community Maradion committee members become involved. ing previous positions on the Crocket) said. closure of the fall 2005 semester. members who have supported aren't placing too much empha- "There's always a challenge to council, Including scholarship "We need to know what has With many Greeks depending the fundraiser in the past. sis on meeting any specific dol- create awareness and get people chair and vice president of inter- happened in our history BO we on him, Grodhaus is certain he "Really, I should not be stand- lar amount, Wright said. to continue doing it," she said. nal affairs, can move lorv aril and not move will fulfill his duties. ing up here. The thousands of "The Steering Committee did "Hopefully those that have been "I really wanted to [be presi- around in circles," ( roekelt said, "I think Andy knows more Bowling Green students that not set a goal personally, just to involved with Dance Marathon dentji not for a resume, but (mi goal is ro he a positive about the Greek life system than participate in Dance Marathon do our best and to raise as much will feel rewarded and it will because this is what I like and member of this community.'' a loi ol people on campus do," each year in over the past 10 money possible for Children's create publicity and people this is the involvement I have lion Hinder, associate direc Grodhaus said "He can raise the years really should be standing Miracle Network and the (Mercy will think 'hey, what is this?' wauled to he in," Crockett said. tor of Creek Life, said Crockett bar and it will be beneficial for uphere."hesaid."Not I, because Children's Hospital)," he said. This award is really an honor "Sonic people are in a bunch of lias established himself as a all of us because he can become I'm not the one who gives." But the more money, the more and I hope it will create that kind things, but I decided to pick one slicing leader in their commu- a great IFC president" Receiving the award this year they can help. of awareness." International students overcome challenges adjusting to U.S. INTERNATIONAL, FROM PAGE 1 have a reputation for being very Wan said. the education and the facilities aboul money. strict." Okonkwo said. "Right now friendly and polite toward inter- Most students don't usually that are available to him. "If you don't have money, it will I am really free and I do what I myself correctly and people don't national students, think of school as a privilege, but Okonkwo said the educa- be hard to survive," he said. want to do" understand." she said. "People here are very friendly treat it as a chore. tion system is poor in Nigeria Okonkwo said it didn't mat- International students bring Mlhoiigb the language har- and sometimes I think professors Nzube Okonkwo from Nigeria because of their lack of facili- ter what grades students get, but with them their experiences and rier is hard to break, people at the are even more friendly because is in his second year at the ties and the unwillingness of the how much money students can their backgrounds and it adds t Infversityand in theconimuniiv I am an international student," University and is appreciative of instructors to teach. pay to get into college. The fact a lot to the community here, "In my chemistry lab here, if that money is the only ticket to Baxter said. you want a chemical you have an education in Nigeria may be "Students come to college to a proper way to get it," he said. a reason why a lot of kids don't learn new things and there is a tot 15 YOUR CM READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS? "In my country you have to go to school and have to beg on to be learned from people with use your mouth to siphon the the streets. different ideas," she said. ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY SAVE AN EXTRA 10% chemicals out." "You see five-year-old girls American students are Okonkwo said that part of the selling oranges on the streets, encouraged to have conversa- l.l.-M^fflj ■. * ''Ji M/H.'M.'HJ reason this situation exists in and you can't do anything about tions with international stu- Nigeria is because the govern- it because the government dents, Baxter said. ment does not care about the won't do anything about it," "It's okay to ask about where people, Teachers in Nigeria refuse Okonkwo said. they are from," she said. *r V^ Brake Pads and Shoas to teach because they do not get Okonkwo has not been back "International students are glad Includes FREE Inspection BjJ paid very well. to Nigeria since coming to the to talk about their country and "You basically have to teach United States two years ago. Part where they are coming from. 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■ WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday, November 19, 2004 3 www.bgnews.com/canipu5 SEE DEEP INTO SPACE FOR JUST ONE DOLLAR "Space Dreams - Our Quest to Explore the Universe," a multi-media show with admission for just $1, will be open to the public on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in 112 Physical Sciences Lab Bldg. The show lasts approximately one hour, and will be followed by stargazing in the Observatory if weather permits. CAMPUS lips ready for eagerjob seekers, new book helps witn resumes getalifei^L W The calendar ct'e«rnliia taken front ajflk^BaeeeeeLaaaeeki ^^U^ II a.m. - 6 p.m. fees, no-fee checking, APR really mean to your pocketbook? web site can determine the not," Greene said. The cover Greene said. "Everything must Natures Apprentice "Get the Interview 107 Hannci Hall normal procedure for sub- letter should tell the prospec- be 100 percent free of errors." Works by David Spasic Every Time" guides mitting resumes, whether it tive employer what position It's important to remember Union Galleries you're applying for, how you that findingajobcan take some 4-6p.m. students on the right is by snail mail, e-mail, fax or Visiting 1 ecture: Egoistic electronically. heard about the time, according to Greene. 8 a.m.-11 p.m. path with pro tips job and what skills Follow multiple leads, talk to Sigma Nu Food Drive Friendship "While looking Our speaker will be Iara over the web site, 'When telling you have that people in the industry, but don't Union Room 208 make you stand stalk a job. Smith, Associate Professor ByJeffWeidman applicants should the company of Philosophy, University of RE P0RTEK out above the rest "While applicants don't have 9:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. pay attention and where you Texas at Austin. Her talk is As the semester goes on stu- familiarize them- or the applicants. jobs, they can spend their extra Men's Rugbv Clothing Sale Greene said that time taking additional courses Union ljobbv entitled "Egoistic Friendship. dents might be thinking more selveswiththegoals found out Refreshments will be served about what they are going to and culture of the Continental or joining professional organi- 1 about the Airlines receives zations," Greene said. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 301 Sliatzell tall do when they graduate. Today, company,' Greene Men's Rugby Clothing Sale looking for jobs can lie a long said. "Taking this job, sell your 500 resumes a day. Courses could help appli- so competition is cants become familiar with Union Lobby 7 p.m. and involved process, accord- time will be well interest in the Movie: Van Helsing stiff because there new technology such as HTML ing to Brenda Greene, author worth the effort in 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Union Theater of the book "Get the Interview the end." company. " are so many peo- and other computer languages, ple out there with or any other experience which Fund-raiser Cards Sale Every Time: Fortune 5001 tiring The next thing Men'sTrackand Field will be 8 p.m. Professionals' Tips for Writing to keep In mind great experience. should be included on the BRENDAGREEN sellingdiscount cards for Papa Collegiate Chorale and Winning Resumes and Cover is to tweak each "When tell- resume. "When applicants get an John's to help pav for travel University Women s Chorus Letters." resume submitted ing the company with Mark Munson, director where you found interview, they should arrive expenses, uniforms, etc. and "The job market has changed to make sure that also will be distributing recruit- Kobatkvr Hall out about the at least five minutes early and dramatically in the last few the resume con- ment information years," Greene said. "Today, job tains a number of keywords job, sell your interest in the be dressed as if they are doing their Emmy performance," Union Lobby 8 p.m. openings are on the internet chat match your skills to the company," Greene said. Space Dreams - Our Quest to Greene said. "Why apply to and resumes are sent electroni open position. When putting together a Explore the Universe jobs through trial and error 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. cally which differs from the old "These keywords can be resume, more time should be Ticket Sales for Fashion Show, 112 Physical Sciences Lab lililg. technique of hand-delivering found in the job description" spent on content lather than experiences, the most impor- tant things to remember are to Sponsored by Black Student resumes to companies." Greene said. "Pull keywords design, according to Greene. Union 9 - 5 p.m. She also suggests that appli- do the research and that the Brenda Greene surveyed 50 like skills that the company Union Lobby Refunds for Ben Folds Concert, Fortune 500 hiring profession- is looking for and be sure to cants should have two ver- information is out there." Sponsored by UAO "This is all about learning als from various companies include them in your resume." sions of their resumes, one in a Union Lobby how to take your experience 12:30 p.m. such as Heinz, Continental Fortune 500 companies said plain text version (ASCII), and Women's Professional and put it in the best terms to Airline, Fannie Mae, Chubb, again and again that job appli- the other as a standard version Development Series: "Money 1-4:30 p.m. get the job that you are quali- Bank of New York and Pepsi cants are asked to interview with design elements like bullet Matters" Fast-a-I hon T-shirt Giveaway fied for and that you deserve," to find out how the new tech- when their skills are the closest points and italics. Fortune 500 Are you a college student or Union Lobby Greene said. nology has impacted the hiring match to the open position. hiring professionals said the recent graduate looking lor landscape. From the surveys, The skills listed on the best resumes are easy to read, some extra money, or are you 1:30-3:30 p.m. Greene learned some interest- resume should be skills that the logical, accurate, demonstrate Editor's Note: Brenda Greene worki ng to pav off your car loan Texas Hold F.m Poker ing tips for Finding a position in applicant does have. "In Inter a familiarity with technology has a book that was published or mortgage? What do credit Tournament Information today's job market. \ lew Si hiring professionals will and results-oriented. They also previously titled "The Business cards, credit reports, annual Union Lobby Trie first and foremost action be able to tell If the applicant say that resumes should be, on Style Handbook: An A-to-Z a student should take is to view does have skills listed on the average, two pages long. Guide for Writingon the lob with a company's web site before resume," Greene said. 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\ lequ m.Wis. police Chief E. Doyle Barker, after a cigarette butt left at the scene ot a robbery led to the arrest of a suspect after the cigarette was found to hare enough sal in to produce a DNA sample, linking the suspect to the crime scene. (MArautekninHl-SCTLndl OPINION STAITKDITOIUAI. Oarett can't touch OSU-UM hype Around here, it's the big game — in the midst of a tumultuous recently announced in an inter- rather selfish. will draft him this summer. To for a potential Ohio State loss — if you don't count IJT/BG. season — could play spoiler in view that he was given improper If he can't play in the game, he place yourself in a controversy of are more, akin to inexperience The annual Ohio State- the game with a victory at home treatment during his one-year might as well find some other your OWTI creation certainly isn't at quarterback or poor execution, Michigan game captures the against the Wolverines. stint at Ohio State. way to be in the headlines. the road to that particular goal. rather than lingering thoughts attention of football fans across With the annual big game hav- Among the special favors he Clarett's story hits a sensitive Thankfully, Ohio State coach of Maurice Clarett bringing The the nation, because both teams ing implications of all sorts Ian claimed to have received were nerve with football fans because lim Tressel has made it clear that Ohio State University down. are always among the best. In Ohio State loss could result in an cash gifts, limner cars, no-work of the timing. In terms of the he is more focused on Michigan's We'll all be watching the game northwest Ohio, the atmosphere outside chance of Bowling Green jobs and special placement in substance of his claims, many running back than his former on Saturday, hoping to be a spec- becomes even more divided, playing OSl) in the Motor City classes where attendance was football fails aren't that outraged running back. tator of yet another classic game. as Howling Green is equidis- Bowl), not every Ohio State fan not important. because there exists a strong sen- Because Tressel has won a Some of us want Michigan to win, tant between Ann Arbor and has football on their mind. II this were true. Garett would timent that college football play- nationalchampionship, heknows and some of us cheer for Ohio Columbus. Some people are thinking have sat on this information for ers ought not be reprimanded for how to keep his team focused. It's State. But at this point, nobody's Michigan could claim the Big about Maurice Clarett. almost two years. To come out special favors. debatable whether or not he will cheering for Maurice Clarett — Ten championship with a win Clurett, the former standout with such allegations two weeks Clarett says he wants to "clear be successful on Saturday, but unless the cheering comes when over Ohio State. Hut the Buckeyes running back for the Buckeyes, before the "big game" seems his name" so that an NFI. team it's safe to say that the reasons he leaves the spotlight.

Do you agree or disagree with anything written on this page? Send us a letter to the editor at [email protected], or you can write a post on the messages boards at our Web site—www.bgnews.com. Reality shows turn out to be appealing after head injury Powell leaves behind legacy I was walking home from the eyes while doin' it instead class yesterday, and of picturing Jessica Simpson or they were removing the JED HERRINGTON Cameron Diaz. All girls should stoplights next to Grinders go on this show so they all of international popularity to place them on the new Incoherent Rantings could lx' beautiful. steel poles. Unfortunately As for pimping my house or Earlier this week, widi no way out except to keep one fell and struck me on the I was talking to this stoner my ride, I'm positive the shows' Secretary of State Colin on digging. CHELSEA top of the head. 1 woke up in guy in class the other day about producers could sum me up as Powell stepped down SNYDER While Powell supported a Wood County I lospital hours from his post after a ragged how 1 found it funny that some a person in a week and decide policy of international coopera- later, dazed and sore. While in angry black girl is always mak- what my living space should four years. The soldier-turned- Snyde Remarks tion, he was never able to set my hospital bed, I decided to statesman went out with a ing a skinny white girl cry in look like. It would be really it into motion under the Bush watch some television, which 1 almost every show. I think that's snipid to just bypass the whole whimper instead of the bang tragic flaw — following his head, Administration. To be taken seri- normally don't do — and what such an odd coincidence. He "touch" of the show and give me many Americans, and what's not his heart. ously on Capitol I fill, he had to I saw amazed me. more, many conservatives had tried telling me that the casting die money and videotape what When looking back at the fall in line behind ("resident Bush, Reality television is awesome. aspect of the shows enforce I would do widi it. 1 ne«l to be hoped for. And in the eyes of last four years of Powell s and in doing so, became another I love it so much that if I were stereotypes or something like told where my money should many, it was the removal of the distinguished political career puppet in Bush's cabinet. Like a given the chance to participate last trace of'civilized'' figures that. I le also said that many of go. Deciding for myself involves and highly decorated military tragic hero, Powell found himself on one of the genius reality too much thinking in [he Bush Administration. the shows' producers antago- career, it's not so much what he a private supporter of a policy he creations, 1 would pass it up so nize cast members to fight ()ne of the best aspects of Anyone who focused on the accomplished that one notices. publicly fought. a cooler, more entertaining per- amongst themselves. I blew his being on a Reality TV show Bush Cabinet in the last few Rather, it's what he could have He was mass-consuming the sonality could take my spot. But months saw this coming. White idea off because he was just is the high probability that if done with enough backing from tapioca pudding with a quiet if 1 was forced to "rough it" on one of those stupid conspiracy I louse officials and even Powell you lose or get booted off the the rest of the administradon. preference for vanilla. a deserted island or play fetch theory guys who smokes pot show, you'll be able to be on himself coyly hinted at the idea Unfortunately, Powell's philoso- And so with Powell's resigna- for corporate C.E.O.s, I'd make anil listens to bands I've never a sweet morning show and and the press was crazy with phy of moderate realism seemed tion, the White I louse loses one sure to live up the experience to speculations. It was a "Will he/ even heard of. But just in case I talk to someone real and witty lost in the much more aggressive, of its loudest moderate voices. the fullest. like Katie Couric. If the morn- won't he?" situation more ago- do make it onto a reality TV cast, hawkish foreign policies of the What's more, it serves as an First ol all. I'd have to look I'll let everyone know — right ing beat isn't your thing, you nizing than Seth and Summer Bush administration. indication of the direction the as pimp as possible. You on theOC. But on Monday, we off die bat — that I don't take can go on a show like "Access Our lunch table politics tell United States' foreign policy will aren't going to get selected for crap from nobody. Hollywood" and meet with had our answer, and he quiedy us that whatever the coolest kid take. Colin was die nice kid at months of skydiving and pig stepped down to make way for I think shows like "Rebel more people who got their act at the lunch table eats, the rest the lunch table who got along wresUing if you don't look your Billionaire" and "The together. Just think about it- an Condolcezza Rice. of the table eats too. Cool Kid with the other lunch tables - he best. I'd buy the latest issue of Apprentice" are right up my interview with me right before I have to say it, 1 liked Colin, wants tapioca pudding? We're was the Rente Buellerof the Seventeen and find a picture of and I was excited to see him step alley. I'm a go-getter. If I see they talk about Carrie Wilson's downing that tapioca good- international relations lunch one of their models and dress something! want. I get it. I battle with weight loss. Or I in as Bush's Secretary of State. ness like it's the Last Supper. table. Without him, the Bush exactly like him. Dyed and will try my hardest to reach an could do commercials. 1 would And despite left-wing accusa- If you don't like tapioca pud- Administration isolates itself spiked blonde hair is a must. I'd ultimate goal even if it means get my rollerblades and basket- tions that Powell was a danger- ding, go find yourself another from the other lunch tables and bring my cool blue bandana ous yes-man, 1 believe he had hurling some whiny friends' ball and hit "the projects." Me table, friend. And that's exactly foreign governments — primar- just in case anybody tries to feelings or cutting a few ethical and my homies could hoop it better intentions than the what happened at the Bush ily Europe and other prominent step up and confuse me as a comers. It's my world baby! up with Destiny's Child, finish majority of Bush's staff. Administration Lunch Table foreign allies. suburban kid. Oh. and I'd pop Prior to die Iraq invasions, he Then there are the shows that with a juicy Big Mac and let the — Bush wanted an aggressive Condolcezza Rice, Powell's my collar too — just for the are based around makeovers. camera know "I'm Lovin' It." told President Bush, "You break foreign policy, and so the rest of assumed successor, is well- ladies. it, you buy it." He tried peace These shows either modify' Above all, I think reality TV the cabinet pushed for that as known for her alignment with Being a team player is the part u ip.ints themselves or their is awesome because it shows talks in North Korea. He helped well. In order to be taken seri- Bush's policies. By Rice rising most important thing to map out a peace plan in Israel. property. I don't know about how real people act when ously and be listened to, Powell to Secretary of State, the White remember when even thinking you, hut 1 love having someone placed into crazy situations. 1 If nothing else, he tried to do had to adapt. I louse is obviously putting out about joining a Reality TV show. things diplomatically. tell me how to dress, espe- think the genuine actions of This is unfortunate, because a more unified front. However, Most of die big shows pit cast cially if diey aren't interested in the cast members are the most I le had such big and — dare though Powell's most positive this unified cabinet may not members against each other I say it — noble ambitions. So attracting the same sex as I am. entertaining part about the attributes was his divergence on be in America's best inter- on competitive teams. The I <1 feel like a fool if 1 wasn't spor- shows and they really do rep- why did Colin Powell skip out? foreign issues, he did little about est. Sometimes disagreeing is people picked for these shows tin' the freshest styles. resent regular, hard-woridng He was the popular kid at the it. He came into office the Bush more important that agreeing. are hardly ever confrontational And if I was married, I'd Americans. I'm glad sitcoms Bush Administration lunch table. Administration Darling, and he Sometimes it's better to get that without good reason and get love to see my wife on a show are dying out. Those weren't And by popular, 1 mean popu- could have used his popularity, vanilla Snack Pack instead of the along for the most part. I have like The Swan." She could even close to showing how real lar everywhere except his own both domestically and abroad, Cool Kid's tapioca. to admit though, sometimes look just as I always wished people act. AlLs the people on lunch table, foreign allies liked to an advantage, to stand up I-et's just hope the other lunch the fights arc kinda fun to she did. I could actually rub sitcoms did was laugh all the him. America liked him. Bush against a war he knew was tables like tapioca. watch. Kinda like when you up against her in bed without time. liked Powell when primarily as ill-advised - and as a soldier, in drive by a bad car accident and getting splinters ILOL), She long as he agreed with him. ways he knew were ill-led. So to E-mail Chelsea with comments just have to look. Hey, I'm only would be a lot nicer too when E-mail Jed with comments at And maybe that was Powell's speak, he dug himself into a hole at [email protected]. human. I actually start looking her in [email protected]. PEOPLE ON THE STREET SARAH HUMMEL CORY KRITES SARAH HAUBERT ANDREW GIBSON FRESHMAN, FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, HISTORY/ FRESHMAN, MIDDLE What is your favorite reality televison SECONDARY EDUCATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLITICAL SCIENCE CHILDHOOD EDUCATION show ever — if you have one? "The Real World, because it "My Big Fat "American Idol, to make "They all suck." would be fun to be on it." Obnoxious Boss." fun of the bad singers."

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Swimming takes on Notre Dame in meet FRIDAY The Bowling Green swim- November 19, ming learn is hosting Notre Dame tomorrow at 1 p.m. in a 2004 dual meet. The Falcons have lost three duals this season against www.bgnews.com/sports Ohio State, Toledo and Eastern Michigan BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Notre Dame could be their toughest competition to date. The Irish have beaten the likes of Michigan State and Purdue and took the Dennis Starks relays earlier this season. In two weekends, the Falcons will pay the Irish a visit in the Notre Dame Invitational. Tough road game starts season Women's ByMamHritzak (They) have shown t he way both verbal ly on the champ Connecticut. ASSISTANT SPORtS EDITOR court, off the court, in terms of how we travel, "It's a game that's going to be incredibly dif- basketball It's hoops time again and the Falcon men's bas- how we dress. Generally when we've had that, ficult for us," Dakich said. DePaul's team this ketball team swings back in to action as they we've been pretty successful." year is a team that, in a lot of ways, is the kind of take on DePaul Saturday. Getting a victory on the road, where BG team that you want." forgets OSU, For BG, tipping off a new season brings excite- struggled in '03-04 going just 2-10, would be What the Blue Demons have that Dakich ment and endless possibilities. ideal, but the Blue Demons are no slouch. desires is gifted players on the perimeter who gets ready They will attempt to bounce back from a DePaul enjoyed one of the finest seasons arc tall and can shoot. down season last year (14-17,8-10 in conference) in school history last year, going 22-10 with Senior Drake Diener (6'5") leads the u ay afto and pick up a win on the road from the outset. a regular season Conference USA champi- scoring 12.6 PPG and hitting a whopping 46 forlPFW T can't wait to get going here," said BG head onship - in a five-way tie - and a first round percent of his three's. Diener played his best By Elliott Schreiner coach Dan Dakich of the upcoming season. "I NCAA Tournament double-overtime victory ball in the national spotlight last year during SPORTS EDITOR think That everybody that was here last year over Dayton, before bowing out to eventual the NCAA's when he dropped a career-high 28 Recovering from an 89-41 loss wants to kind of erase that year. In the time points on Dayton, followed by his first career to start the season is never easy, I've been here, it's the first time, maybe, that double-double against UCONN (15 points, but the Bowling Green women's we didn't do as well as we should have done." HI rebounds). basketball team is trying to do "You're always excited to get the games "Diener, he's really an all around player. I le just that. going, but it's been especially tough for us to can shoot it, he can dribble it, he can pass It After dropping their season wait for the games this year because we want So, we're gonna do what we can to neutralize opener to No. 9 Ohio State in to make up for what happened last year," said him," Reimold said. the Preseason Women's National senior forward lohn Reimold. Sammy Mejia is Dicner's backcourt mate. Invitational Tournament, the The Falcons will rely on their three seniors Standing at 6'6", and he started all but one game last year, averaging 7.9 PPG and Falcons are gearing up to for leadership to carry the 2004-05 squad. In play lira Dakich's tenure at BG, his teams have aver- 4.4 assists. B(i isn't feeling too bad about aged 21 wins in seasons that he has two or TALM The Blue Demons must make up for the their loss to the Buckeyes. Alter more seniors. ' BASKETBALLjM loss of two second-team All-Conference all, Ohio State has since blown With Reimold, the team's leading returning I players to graduation in Andre Brown and out Sain) Josephs (76-291 and scorer from last year at 15.1 points per game, Delonte Holland. Holland was their leading No. 22 Arizona (78-45). Josh Almanson, a three-time letterman, and scorer with 16.5 PPG and Brown grabbed 9.2 looking back at Ohio State, Cory Eyink, who hit 35 percent of his 3-point hoards a game We teel pretty good about some attempts, Dakich likes what his seniors bring to iVRT Senior Quemont Greer, who started every stretches in the liisi halt" BG the table. game and had 7.4 RPG, will need to fill the void left by Brown. bead coach Curt Miller said. "Having seniors is the best thing you can But then there were sonic have in sports," Dakich said. "The three guys 1 he game will be played at Allstate Arena and limes In the second half that have gone out of their way for their teammates. dps off at 2 pja the team played completely uncharacteristic of the Falcons' team that Brushed the 2003- H)\' *** 11 2004 season with a 21-10 record and an appearance In the Mid-American (inference title game. The Falcons' high expec- tations for this season are part of the reason they are looking for- ward to playing tonight's game in Fort Wayne. BG football cheers for EMU against NIU "We're still anxious to get back on the court,'' Miller said. "The By Elliott Schreiner BG running back R). Pope knows exact- future. son for the Huskies. In three Northern real season starts right now." SPORTS EDITOR ly who he's pulling for this weekend. Eastern coach Jeff Geynk says the losses, Wolfe has carried the ball 22 The Falcons are expected to see With a date widi Toledo not on the calen- "Eastern, obviously," he said. "Because if team didn't look too much into the game limes for 69 yards. M is unknown wheth- a highly up-tempo offense when dar until next Tuesday, the Bowling Green they beat Northern, we've got a chance to against Kent State and chose instead to er his injury will affect his play against they go to play the Mastadons, football team has the weekend off, son of. win the MAC." look at Northern Illinois. Eastern. one that features a lot of The Falcons can roll into the Glass Bowl The game has turned the tide in for the "Theoretically. Northern Illinois "On any given Saturday, anything can running, a lot of scoring and a lot Tuesday, heat the Rockets by 100 and still Falcons, who just three weeks ago were attacks you, in the run game, a little happen," Mruczkowski said. "If Eastern of possessions. not win the Mid-American Conference playing against that same Eastern team. more conventionally," Genyk said. "We takes care of Northern's offense then Miller likened the teams offen- title. "I'm a huge Eastern fan this weekend," have improved in stopping the straight- they have a shot at it." sive concept to that of Loyola- Thanks to a loss to Northern Illinois to BG center Scott Mruczkowski said. "If forward running plays in the last few II the defense can even slow down Marymount men's teams of the start MAC play this season, the Falcons they can pull it off that would be awe- games. 1 lopefully that will continue." Northern's offense, they'll have a shot late 1980s that consistently had need a little magic and a little help from some." The key for Eastern will be stopping at the win as their offense should be scores soar into the 150s. Kastem Michigan this weekend in order But the chances of Eastern pulling it the running game and Northern run- more than up to the task of moving the "They're going to try to create a to reclaim their MA( West title and have a off are slim to none. They're coming off a ning back Garrett Wolfe, who leads the football. tempo we've never seen before," shot at winning the MAC for the first time 69-17 loss to Kent State and don't appear conference with 1,247 rushing yards and This Season, the Eagles have the MAC's Miller said. "They're going to try since 1992. to have the weapons defensively to slow 15 touchdowns this season. Wolfe sat out fourth best offense, averaging 428.4 to get 90 to 100 possessions in Eastern (4-6, 4-3) is playing Northern down the Huskies' offense, which is cur- of the I luskies' loss to Toledo with an eye yards and 31.2 points pei game. the game: it's going to be played (7-3, 6-1) this weekend. If the liagles can rently second in scoring offense in the injury and watched the offense struggle The Eagles will have some extra fan at a frantic pace." knock off the Huskies, it would make the MAC at 35.3 points per contest. in a game they only gained 180 yards of support this weekend as all eyes in the The Mastadons' offensive winner of Tuesday's game the MAC West But the key for Eastern won't be dwell- total offense. Howling Green football program will be strategy worked in their exhi- champion. ing on the past, it will be looking to the That has been the case most of the sea- fixed on Ypsilanti. bition game to start the year, in which they rolled past Marian College by a score of 104-53. The game saw five players score in double figures in an offense they an' calling a "con- trolled chaos." Players reflect on "The Game* The Falcons' men's practice squad has played a major role By Rusty Miller state rival. Smith grew up in Cleveland and in them preparing for the high THE ASSOCIATED PRESS From the first time a boy in was steeped in the tradition and speed they will see tonight. long before he became a star either state squeezes his ears the emotion of the game at an "The men's practice squad has linebacker at Ohio State, A.I. into a too-tight helmet to toss early age. prepared us well," Miller said. Hawk recognized the most a football in the back yard, he is His high school, Glenville "All week long we've worked hard important dates on the calendar subtly and not so subtly instruct- — which has the colorful and against the guy's team in an up- at his suburban Dayton elemen- ed in the ways of the annual end- unique nickname "Tarblooders" tempo style." tary school. of-the-schedule showdown. after the rock-hard men who The Falcons run a fast-pace There was Halloween, Michigan's All-American built the railroad that passes offense themselves. They return Thanksgiving. Christmas receiver, BiayIon Edwards, first through that part of the city all but two players from last and Easter. And there was learned of the game from his — will be well represented in year's squad and are looking to Michigan week. father, Stan, himself a former The Game. surpass their accomplishments "Everyone wore their favorite Wolverines player. Glenville grad Pierre Woods from last year. Ohio State stuff the week leading "When I was growing up, he will play linebacker for Michigan. The Falcons know in order to up to the game," I lawk said with never talked about the passion Former Tarblooders Smith, accomplish these goals, they are a grin. "Stuff like that, you realize of the rivalry. He never talked receiver Ted Ginn Jr., defensive going to have to play their style how many people around the aboul the 'hatred' between the back Dome Whitner will be on of basketball starting tonight. state and around the worid real- two sides and the two cities," the the field for the Buckeyes. All are "We have to continue to play ly care about this game. Once Detroit native said. "It was more, close friends, except for a three- at our pace," Miller said. "The you get here, you finally realize 'Ohio State and Michigan is a hour period each November. biggest concern is that they will the impact tiiis game has on so great rivalry. We don't like them "We're Ohio State," Smith said get you to play faster than you many people." and they don't like us.' That's of Glenville High School's alle- want to. For die 101st lime, Michigan what I learned growing up." giance. "We ARE Ohio State." "Our expectation is to go and Ohio State meet on the foot- There are pockets of resis- Smith considered dozens out there and compete and ball field on Saturday in what is tance in both states, areas of schools when he was being put together a 40-minute game; called "The Game." It's a grudge where a local hero starred recruited as an athlete, but the it's just another opportunity match because of generations for the other state's team and early indoctrination by all the for us to go out and win on who have made it one. When which continue to offer quiet Buckeyes around him eventu- the road." kids get to middle school, they support. Toledo, which rests on ally swayed him. The Falcons will try to get back are almost forced to choose: the border between the states, "I always knew it was huge, on a roll when they meet IPFW at Michigan or Ohio State? That's is split fairly evenly between the even when recruiting hadn't Carlos Osono Ai r„\ the I lilliard Gates Sports Center particularly true in Ohio, where two camps. GOING THE DISTANCE: Michigan's freshmen RB Michael Hart breaks tot tonight at eight. the Buckeyes have no true intra- Ohio State quarterback Troy THE 816 GAME, PAGE 6 a touchdown against Northwestern last Saturday in Ann Arbor. Ml.

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We're going to go out on a limb here and say this is one of the mere aciting vrceks in college football. Bowling Green is playing its biggest game of the year against arctwtval Toledo and plenty of arguments will be settled between Auburn and f • I t Alabama and Stanford and Cal. Also, the biggest game of every year in Florida. Michigan and Ohio are being played, we guess that is why they call this "rivalry week." ELLIOTT SCHREINER ADAM HRITZAK MIKE METZGER RYAHAUTULLO Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Sports Designer Sports Reporter No. 25 Bowling Green at Toledo Score 63-42 BG 52-24 BG 63-27 BG 42-20 BG I'm not joking, it is We're clicking on Turdledo hasn't Won't be as close BOWLING GREEN 0 FAVORITE Rant as UT fans want to really going to be all cylinders and no seen an offense like this high of a score. Rocket shall stand BG's yet. They won't believe. The best 0 in our way. like the final result. vs. a dreadful D.

BenSwanjet BGNews Hern Illinois at THE KILL: Melissa Mohr goes for a spike against an Akron player this 35-34 EMU 37-31 EMU 24-21 EMU past Tuesday Volleyball squares off with Marshall today at 1:30 p.m.. Eastern Michigan score 42-38 EMU NIU will close the Rant Yeah, it's impossible, Northern can not The Eagles will NORTHERN ILLINOIS 18.5 FAVORITE but I haven't used up stop the blazing win because I will year out with two my one miracle in my passes of Matt be there cheering losses, caught BG Spikers look for Bohnet. them on! on a bad day. revenge vs. Herd No. 7 Michigan at Ohio State score 21-17 OSU 31-17 Michigan 42-17 Michigan 24-20 OSU home court advantage and By Jason A. Dnon Rant Have some of that Bucks D isn't the Do not even get me A freshman Q.B and SENIOR REPOHUB momentum follow a 3-1 win MICHIGAN 5.5 FAVORITE Mike and Adam, you same and Hart and started on how bad RB sneaking out of Hound two over ihe Zips. OSU is this year. the Shoe with a W? The Falcons had a 79-64 kill scoundrels. Henne just keep Tin' Bowling Green sum' vol- rolling along. Michigan wins big. fuhget about it. leyball team and the Marshall advantage over Akron and hit Thundering I lend will battle for .276 compared to ,211, includ- the second and final dme this ing a .1 IB hilling percentage in season at MAC tournament the final game. No. 2 Auburn at Quarterfinals today at 1:30 p.m. lax lor Twite led four Falcons Alabama score 28-27 Bama 35-3 Auburn 37 10 Auburn 14-7 Bama In Anderson Arena with double-digit kills, as she Just like my NCAA Someday USC will The BCS title game produced a game-high 22. Rant Unfortunately, the And the Balcons enter the ^AUBURN 10 FAVORITE lose and Auburn vs. becomes clearer match with one thing on The Thundering Herd (20-10, Tide will settle any 2005 season, the and Auburn's argu- ihcir mind after losing in five 11-5) are led by Billingly, who controversy the BCS Tigers will be the Oklahoma will be a ment is moot. games to Marshall last Friday at is second in Ihe MAC with 631 has to offer. National Champs. reality. Anderson Arena. kills (5.63 per game) and Stems Revenge. 12.03 assists per game. We really fed like we let one The Falcons' Emily Manser slip away against Marshall In said ii will be an exciting match. the firs! name.'' head coach We're all excited to have Deni-eYan DeUalle said after another shot at Marshall and luesda/s fust-round win over we feel pretty confident" said Players ready for storied rivalry game Akron. "This is also big lor us Manser, who had M kills against the Zips. "We have a lot right out in front of us," he said. because its game that Amber THE BI6 GAME, FROM PAGE 5 and only had a passing knowl- teammates or competitors in M.ueski) got hurl in. So we're HI momentum and we want edge ol the enmity between the high school, from camps and "We've got our seniors on the to come and really get this win going lo be read) lo play.'' really picked up for me. Il was my two schools. clinics, from past games. Nine line. We've got the state of Ohio io advance.'' In the Gist match between senioi year when Ohio State won Headed for his fifth Michigan Michigan players are from Ohio: behind us." the two teams. BGSU captured up there," Smith said. "Even with Ohio State game, he is now a con- ore Buckeye is a Michigan native. Edwards said what happens in the first two games before MAC Tournament sched- vert I le said there's nothing quite The relationships nm deep. Fans The (lame isn'i easily forgotten, ule: All games played at that win, I fell something 'Yeah, the Thundering Nerd rallied we beat Michigan.' That meant like coming out ol the visitors may have contempt for the either by those who play in it or io lake the next three behind Anderson Arena something to me. locker room at Ohio Stadium opposing team, but there is a those watching, freshman Kelly-Anne Billingly No, 7 Northern Illinois vs. No. "So it's always been there, "It's unbelievable, going Into respect between the players that "Attel yDU leave here, you and Kale Stein. 2 Ball State. 11 a.m. a stadium where there are over lasts long alter the final second really don't remember too many No. 6 Bowling Green State vs. watching that rivalry on TV was Il was the third five set loss big. Even if I didn't catch any 100.000 people cheering for you melts away games but the Ohio State game. No. 3 Marshall, 1:30 p.m. for the Falcons this season. game of the season. I had to catch to lose. It sends chills through HuckeyescenterNickMangokl he said. "When you run into Marshall had a bye during No. 5 Eastern Michigan vs. the Ohio State-Michigan game." your body," he said. "Running went to ihe same high school fans and ihev ask you what your the first-round of the MAC No. 4 Western Michigan. 5 p.m. Wolverines fullback Kevin out there, everybody is booing as iiawk and also remembers record was. you try to think back No. 9 Kent State vs. No. 1 tournament, but BGSU is Dudley was a late arrival to the you. Going Out there and trying "Michigan Week' celebrations. at youi whole record. 'No, no, coming into the match with Ohio, 7:30 rivalry, lie grew up in Indiana to prove lhat von're the heller He says the slakes are always no, it's your record against Ohio team, it's nice. high when the fans have so Suite howmanj times did you Many of the players already much Invested heal them and how many times know each other — from being "We've goi our own pride set did you lose?"'

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10 p.m. The Cool Cat Combos Easy Street Cate Famous Shakespeare 10 p.m. Smoke Stack Nate & Wally's play offered with twist 10 pm. Julie Restjvo relate to it. Ted Wulfer's Band PUlStRFPORITB Though the play is comedy, i Brewster's Lights, color - action! involves serious issues such I Color indeed played a leading violence and death. role in BGSU's Department of Throughout the play, hippie SUNDAY Theatre and Film's presenta- are on stage encouraging peace. ^ tion of William Shakespeare's At one point, the duke calls upon j 9:30 p.m. Comedy of Errors. the National Guards to raise their | UAO Movie: Adding vivid colors was only guns and a hippie approaches a . Van Helsing one of the exciting features guard and plait's a flower in the Union Theater added by director Dr. f. Scott barrel of his gun. This scene was Regan. added by Regan who recogniz- MONDAY Regan is a respected professor es that this is a popular sign of who has been at BGSU since peace and wants his audience to 10 p.m. 1982. He has directed over 90 "everyday, give peace a chance." DJ Kehoe plays in his lifetime, but this is Another message Regan is Nate & Wally's the firsi lime he has ever direct- revealing in the play is a response ed Comedy of Errors. to President Bush's recent com- "We try to do a Shakespeare ment that protesting the war in TUESDAY play every three to four years," Iraq is unpatriotic. Regan's hippie said Regan. He realizes that characters who protest violence Karaoke Night The Comedy of Errors is usu- is Regan's way of telling the audi- Easy Street Cafe ally not a favorite play to most ence that encouraging peace is ' Shakespearean fans therefore not unpatriotic but nobel. 10 p.m. he has made adaptations 10 All seriousness aside, Earn Your Halo the script so that audiences Skare Tactics will enjoy the play and even The Predicate COMEDY, PAGE 10 Howard's Club H

9 p.m. Comedy Night Easy Street Cafe Get the scoop on Oval Opus WEDNESDAY By less Wagner ing to woo in the corner, and he that's ever happened to you guys go on tour? compromise. COPY EDITOR did such a better job. He started while on tour? AP: Well, two of us are IW: What is the one thing 10 p.m. They love the home they call playing guitar and I thought, AP: Well, we were in Southbend. married. you guys have to do before you Ekoostlc Hookah Cincinnati, being on the road "Oh, I'm in trouble." And I started Ind., and let me remind you— IW: And which two would go oil stage? Howard's Club H and lagermeister. Six years after singing while he was playing and this whole story started because that be? AP: Check your zipper, their first CD release, Oval Opus thought that we should do this Josh had a coupon for this hotel AP: That's myself and the IW: Oh yeah? 10 p.m. is back again, giving their fans more often. It wasn't until we we were staying at. The next day. drummer IDan lidmondson]. .V: Yeah, that's the worst Francisco Rojas just what they want and a little opened for the Doobie Brothers |)osh| went out into the hall- It's really just about plaj when you walk out and your Easy Street Cafe bit more. that I actually realized that this way and these police officers ing music and meeting zippei - down. That's probably While getting ready to put was something I wanted to do. jumped out and said, "Freeze! people and finding out that the only thing I check before 1 10 p.m. on a show at the Newport in TW: Where did you guys get Put your hands up in the air!" everybody has a story to go on—make sure my zipper Scott Ballard Columbus, The Pulse got to talk your name from? and to make a long story short, tell. I love coming home to is up. [Yells to bassist Patrick Nate & Wally's with lead singer/guitarist Aaron AP: Well, it's a disease in this guy had robbed a bank up my wife; I love seeing her. We've Martin] Hey Patrick, what's the Patrick on what these guys are South Africa. in NUes, Mich., fled, and was in only been married a couple of one thing you have to do before THURSDAY all about: JW: A disease in South Africa... our hotel and was literally three months ... but that's our job you goon stage? less Wagner: How did you AT*. No, I'm totally teasing with doors down from our room. It though. If we were a banker Patrick Martin: Do a shot. all ended up working out; this and we traveled, that would still AP: Yep, do a shot, 10 p.m. guys meet? you. An opus is a musical com- position, by definition, and the guy came in and did a story on be our job. Like 1 said. 1 love You can check out Oval Opus Crazy Eddie Aaron Patrick: We met at oval is the never-ending ellipti- us that night and we made it to coming home, but 1 love going when they perform in Bowling Howard's Club H Miami University at a party my buddy was having. )osh, who's cal shape, so we're like a never- our gig. on the road just as much. You Green tonight at 9 at Howaid's the guitar player, walked in; I ending elliptical music thing JW: Do any of you guys in communicate on the telephone, Club II on Main Street in down 10 p.m. was playing guitar. He sat down, (laughs). We liked the name, so the band have girlfriends, and the Internet, plane tickets—you town Bowling Green. And while OJ Diamond D Lee and I think the truth is, he was it's kind of cool. if you do, what's it like having find a way to make it happen. you're at it, pick up one of their Nate& Wally's trying to take this girl I was try- fW: What's the craziest thing to leave them when you guys With any relationship, there's CDs at any local music shop.

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II die moments as host of the Her friends don't get much [television journalist extraordi- IHU Smooth Guy" travel show. screen time but have enough naire Bridget tones has a new "New York City...where Sex & opportunity to fill her head with romance with "sex god and the City isn't just a show, it's a scenarios and dangers. human rights lawyer" Mark promise," he says during one ol Still, they also support her Darcy, played again by Colin iiis shows. after several revelations and a I irlh. which anchors a continu- rhe globetrotting plot, written surprising climax. ing story lull of new personal by four screenwriters, doesn't Another great Bridget challenges in "Bridget (ones: make it to New York, hut incor- tones' soundtrack includes The Edge ni Reason." porates a funny then serious ski- songs/remakes from Mary 1. i hi- installment, based on ing trip and a fiasco in fliailand. Bilge, loss Stone, Sting/Annie Helen Fielding's hook, lakes Bridget's adventures help her Lennox, Robbie Williams, place weeks after the previous shed more insecurities while liuhis Wainwright/Dido and film "Bridget lones's Dairy" and providing some nice comedy newcomer Will Young. ends on Dei. 31. with an emotional touch, par- \ strong film with plenty Bridget, well played by Renee ticularly the "jellyfish," "wobbly of comedy, romance and Zellweger, siili has plentj to bits" and telephone scenes. drama. H-rated for language, write about, but this film lias She can contend with the adult themes, sexuality and enough originality and charm family gatherings and gaudy drug references, IO stand strong on its own. jumpers (this time with snow- Will "Bridget tones: Guide to Gemma tones and |im men and scarves) because het life" oi sohrevivire" be next? Broadbenl return in smaller romantic hliss sustains her. There's a slim chance. roles as Bridget's parents and "Lord and lady Dare\," she Zellweger and Grant are tak- Photo provided by Universal Studios Australian lacinda Barrett squeals with delight. "...I'm a ing well deserved hiatuses from BRIDGET JONES THE EDGE OF REASON: Renee Zellweger returns as Bridget Jones, her academy award ("Ladder 49") plays one of love piraya no more." acting (Grants may be perma- winning role, with her love interest, Colin Firth as Mark Darcy, based on the book by Helen Fielding. Maik'sco workers, Rebecca, Eventually she weakens under nent hut the ending does leave Male playboy Daniel scrutiny and sell imposed the door open. The Ethos quartet to perform at Kobacker Hall By Dan Myers she said. "Any group that gels on that PULSt RLP0RTER "Stomp has been really big is really at the top of their field," Few things move the human the last few years," Fleitz said. Schupp said. soul - or the human foot, for that "Percussion is really contempo- Ethos performs traditional matter - like a good beat from rary right now." compositions from Central a strong percussive sound. It is Not only is their genre of America. West Africa and Asia this basic impulse that die Ethos music contemporarily popular, in addition to introducing Percussion Group will capitalize Ethos' style is as well. The quartet, new works by present-day on when they come to BGSU this made up of Trey Files, Michael composers. December. Sgouros, Yousif Sheronick and "They don't just stand on the They are apart of the Moore Eric Phinney, have premiered same repertoire that we've stood Musical Arts Center's Festival works written by present-day on for the last 50 years," Schupp Series, which brings talented artists for audiences over the last said, "they're big on getting the and famous musicians from all decade. new stuff." over the world to perform at the "That's pretty important, to Ethos will perform at the University support the music of living com- Moore Musical Arts Centers' Deborah L Fleitz, Director posers," Fleitz said. Kobacker I lull on Friday, Dec .! at of Public Events for the College Ethos' strength does not lie H p.m. Students who do not have of Musical Arts, coordinates all only in the pieces it plays but in pre-ordcriil tickets can purchase performances and guest artist its own skill as wed them at Moore's box office on the series for the Moore Musical Arts Dr. Roger Schupp, assistant day of the event for $ 10. Press photo provided by Moore Musical Arts Center Center. professor of percussion, gave a Before their Friday perfor- ETHOS: Ethos percussion group, (from left ro right) Trey Files, Michael Sgouros, Yousit Sheronick and "I've heard wonderful things nod to Ethos' talent. mance. Ethos will hold a per- about them," Flcitz said. In the "They're a great group." Schupp cussion group drum circle on Eric Phinney. will be performing at Kobacker Hall in the Moore Musical Arts Center next Friday, Dec. 3 eight years she has been at the said. "They were at the Percussiw Thursday. Dec. 2. 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In another case a trucker got fpp Hox RG\nwwu-iimis Records I'U I Records Approximately 3,650 people his truck stuck under an over snowed up to a theater that can pass and a police officer came only hold 2,400. to help. But instead of asking Tonight at the Ritz Theater how he could help, the officer Citizen Cope's latest album, It can be hard lo get into music losh Zuckerman's latest album, asked "Did you get your truck Anyone begging for 15 minutes in Tiffin, Bill Engvall will be "The Clarence Greenwood that you aren't used to hearing, "A Totally New Sensation" is just performing at 8 p.m. As of stuck?" The trucker replied of pure enjoyment needs to pick up Oval Opus' self-titled EP. Recordings" is a power- especially if it is in a different thai. The music he produces is ITiursday afternoon the show "Nope, 1 was hauling thai over ful fusion of jazz, rock, and language. This is not the case a unique blend of rock, coun- had sold 1,189 tickets. pass and just ran out of gas." The band that calls Cincinnati home is back again with a fol- southern heritage mixed with "Street Signs," the latest try, folk, pop and suck, because Engvall starred with his friend "We try to offer a vari with urban roots to crate a release from Los Angeles based ladies and gents, dial's what il Ron White, Jeff Foxworthy and ety of shows here at the Ritz low-up to their 2002 album, Red Sky Recovery, and this time, mellow recording. group Ozomatli does best - suck. Larry the Cable Guy in The Blue and comedy is always well Citizen Cope, whose real Ozomatli incorporates politi- The musical calamity debuted Collar Comedy Tour in 2(K)0. It received," Hannam said. "Jeff they sound better than ever. Their four-track EP is packed name is actually Clarence cal and social messages Into their in 2002. with twelve songs to its has been the top grossing com- I oxworthy was here a few years Greenwood, starts his new music. Their songs are mostly In arsenal. The Hacks were a list edy tour for the past two years. back and that show did really with rich beats and an eclec- tic group of instruments that album with "Nite Becomes Day," English, but like Los Lonely Boys, of upbeat titles, which would He is originally from Texas well. Bill has a very clean sense make this CD the best yet to hii which has a foundation of a hip- they include verses in Spanish. suggest a certain feel good and is well liked because of of humor." hop/r&b song that combines The sound of the music is expectation with the music. The reason Engvall applies college radio. The only ques- his clean humor everyone can with Cope's rustic vocals that unique, with Spanish elements After listening though, one can't to everyone is pan because tion is how much longer it's relate to. going to take Oval Opus to hit blends together to create an mixed with rock "if roll and some help but feel unwell; perhaps "His subject matter relates he uses his family for part ot die mainstream. My guess? interesting twist. rap thrown into the mix. even nauseous. to everyday life," the market- his act. The album continues with The band holds the most pop- labeled rock'n' roll, each song ing director of the Ritz Theater Nothing is sacred when Not long at all. The CD goes down smooth- ten additional tracks that unlike ularity in Hawaii and California, can actually fall into a different Bruce Hannam said. he is on stage as he current albums, do not mirror where they consistently sell oul genre or bad combinations ol a discusses everything from er than your favorite ice-cold I lannam continued, "We each other in anyway, shape, or shows. Though they have not few. while still retaining a sense his daughters underwear to beer, thanks to the velvety thought Bill would be an excel- form, except for the sheer fact reached that height of popular- of familiarity with the last song. lent show because people from liis son's school problems voice of lead singer Aaron Patrick and the accompani- that Cope's unique voice makes it) in the rest of the states, Utey The tide track, "A Totally New places like Tiffin and Bowling His stage material does not its mark on every track. His are on their way to becoming Sensation" offers a country yet Green can understand where exclude himself, however. ment of losh Edmondson (gui- tar. Patrick Martin (bass) and soul inspired music combines a household name, especially ska sound. Tans of country and he's coming from and I think If you are going to tell funny Dan Edmondson (drums). One rural and urban roots com- with upcoming appearances on scratchy vocal bands like Puddle the audience will enjoy thai." stories about your family, you bined with guest appearances "Austin City Limits" and "last Call of Mud might enjoy this music. must include yourself and thing is for sure: Oval Opus Engvall has live CDs, a come- from famous bassist, Me'Shell with (Larson Daly." The evolution of tracks is by dy special DVT), and a hit movie Engvall does. have proved to be noi only hard-working, but extremely Ndegeocello, and guitar vir- Ozomatli is also build- no means transitional or pro- out. He has just released a new He even has a Here's your ing up their credibility with a gressively good. In fact, the sec- sign' story about when he talented as well. tuoso Carlos Santana. With a music DVD called "A I leeadc of star studded lineup, one could Grammy for best Latin rock/ ond to the last track, "Circle of laughs," which costars liavis asked a man trying to unlink Six years after their debut album Wagonwheel, Oval only hope that The Clarence alternative album. Friends," falls into techno/pop. Triit in the number our video his door with a coat hanger i( Opus have come out with a CD Greenwood Recordings" will "Dip, dive, socialize, get ready almost a Brittany Spears like "I lore's Your Sign." he has locked his keys in his car that i> their finest yet Their have a better fate than Cope's for the Saturday night," are the sound with a country twist lie also won the American I'll let you watch the movie to most familiar lyrics on the CD The last track features find out what tin-man replied. music has matured into a lyri- previous albums. Comedy Award's Comic of Cope conveyed in an October The song "Saturday Night" was Zuckerman's rendition of "The Engvall and the Blue Collar cally, musically and harmoni- the Year. cally mastered piece of work interview with themusicedge. featured In a recent iPod com- Devil Went Down to Georgia." Of all the things Engvall Comedy lour have been a big with an array of songs that com thai music is more mercial. This song would be the Zuckerman himself did most of has accomplished, he is most hit recently. The sequel to the than just an occupation, it reason to go oul and buy this CD, the vocal work and some instru- movie called "The Blue Collar will give the repeal button on known for his Here's Your Sign" is a lifestyle that he firmly hul the rest of the album is no mental This included the violin brand of humor. This means lour Rides Again* will be out your CD player some atten- tion. The outcome is an album lives everyday. disappointment Not even- song portion of die song. let's just say when someone asks a Stupid to buy on December 7th. The 1 with a different and more bal- "Istartedplaying guitar around is about making a political state- that the devil won this time.., question, Bill is then to catch it show at the Ritz starts tonight ment, and overall the CD is a fed On the plus side, the lyrics at 8 p.m. About 21 seats are still anced sound. 13, but I believe it's deeper than with a sarcastic answer. that," Cope said. "Sometimes good album. have nothing but a positive available at a cost "i anywhere After years of hard work and On his comedy special I think when people want to They offer quite a blend of message to offer to audiences. "Here's Your Sign live," Engvall fromS19-S59. extensive louring, opening for the likes of Maroon 5, Jason know when someone started musical styles that mix surpris- In an industry where violence, Mraz, Rusted Root and others. playing it's because they want ingly well and form catchy songs hate and hoes rule the airwaves, Oval Opus found a perfect har- to know how long it would take that you find yourself singing it is refreshing to hear some mony in their latest CD, com- ihem to get it, you know? I think along to, Latin styles merge with happier songs. bining genres of pop, soul, funk Its really something that you hip-hop and provide an exciting I his in no way, however, com- WBGU sponsors 11 and sweet rock and roll. need to bring out of yourself, experience for the listener pensates for the lack of musical Key tracks of the CD include, even more so than lime spent There are a few tracks at the talent Despite the drawback in well, all of them. So there are on an instrument." end of die CD that are all in the musical aspect of (he tracks. band show in Union only four tracks, but Oval Opus Bottom line: Even though this Spanish, but they still have a Zuckerman has won recognition truly prove that they can rock album is kind of really difficult good rhythm and keep the lis- for this album. The song titled By Chelsea Howard Now Merced is the promo- and roll with the best of them. to place, try it anyways. It would tener entertained. "When Love Conies Hack Again' PUISE DEP0RTER tions coordinator for WBGU. So. if you like John Mayer, be a really good "chill" album to If you speak Spanish and are took third in the International WBGU willbehostinga 12- hour one of the last free-standing O.A.R. or the Dave Matthews just sit around and relax to if it's into hip-hop, this is the perfect Song Writing competition. concert in the Multi-purpose college radio programs in the Hand, you'll love Oval Opus. cold outside. As for Cope's sake, album for you. Tor those of us All-in-all this album is not by room on Sunday, which will country. By this opportunity, And even if you don't like these let's just hope that his friends in who are just looking for a tun any means a must have. Those feature 11 bands. The concert he has gained the experience hands, pickup the CD—you'll higher places can pull him and and upbeat CD to dance and sing who have the CD will probably begins at 11 a.m. and will end to pul on numerous shows for like what you hear. his career up by his bootstraps. along to, this album still works. find more use out of it as a around 11 p.m„ which allows WBGU, even though the) are We just have to mumble some of Frisbee, or mirror. the bands to have one-hour sets working with a deeply sliced -Jessica Wagner - Chelsea Howard the lyrics. and then an open mic hour. budget. The venues and the - Daiuiv Lucio When Alex Merced came bands have been more that - lesska I ange to Bowling Green last year, he generous. ".Merced explained had a vision of bringing a huge about the budget cuts. "They concert that would mimic have been working for little the power of the Vans Warped or no money, and we really Tour to Doyt Batty stadium. "I appreciate thai." didn't really have the experi- However, the show that BGSUFALC0NS.COM ence for it. So I got involved Merced set up for Howard's last with WBGU and UAO so I could Thursday raked ill about $300. get the experience I needed which he explains will help out in throw something like that," Merced said. WBGU. PAGE 10 Falcon Hockey BGSU vs. Wayne State LISTINGS AVAILABLE Saturday, November 20th at 5:05 p.m. FOR 2005-2006 The Falcons are the hottest team SCHOOL YEAR in the CCHA and are currently Large Selection of Houses and ranked 20th in the nation by the Apartments with Great Locations. USA Today/American Hockey Poll! 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F.phesus and Suel plays Drornio The plot entails two sets of twin of Syracuse, these characters excited about brothers who have never met, represent die true humor of the unaware that they even have play. Both Dromios are goofy, the upcoming a twin, and all wind up in the gceky and give off a humorous city of Ephesus. Each charac- Screech Powers demeanor. show in Union ter becomes buried in confu- Antipholus and Drornio of WBGU, FROM PAGE 9 sion and several 'errors' occur Syracuse are visiting liphesus because everyone is mistaking and arc disturbed and shocked this upcoming show in a major one set of twins for the other. at their odd welcome. way. "We raised some money "I thought it uas interesting, Regan asks his audience to, from the Howard's show, and I'd one thing I was defiantly catch- "Imagine if you left Bowling really like to give some to die ing onto was that the confu- Green, Ohio in 19(iH, arrived in bands performing; we've got a sion of the show defiantly lends San Francisco and were greet- band coming all of the way from ItseH well to the placement of ed as if you had lived there all Connecticut, and I think it would the 1960s," said Alexis Snyder. your life." really help out." House Manager. Sound Effects Operator, I bat's not all that Merced [he two sits of twins are Stephanie lord, has seen wants to see the money go to. played by David l.chr, Tyler the play during rehearsal Merced is very passionate about Ward, Ryan Xarecki and lason many times. the Cystic l-ibrosis fund, as one RSuel "I laugh more every time I see of his friends has experienced U'hr and Ward both play it," said Ford. the disease first hand and will be Antipholus. Lent plays The Comedy of Errors working in depdi to support and tatipholus of Ephesus and opened last night to a sold out promote the cause. This led him Ward plays Antipholus of audience. Plenty of tickets are to plan this concert. Syracuse. They both play con- still available for the shows on Bands such as Little Yellow vincing roles and couldn't have Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Box. who hails from Connecticut, controlled the play's confusion rickets arc $10 for students, llie Matt Gcrovac Implosion, A

better if they were Mary-Kate senior citizens and other adults, Photo provided by the theater and Film Department Beautiful Smile, luffage, and local and Ashlcv Olsen. $5 for children under twelve. favorites Styiex, will be taking the Zareckl and Sual both play They can be reserved by calling COMEDY: Drornio of Syracuse (Jason Suel), left, meets his long lost twin, Drornio of Ephesus (Ryan Zarecki) stage during the 12-hour long Drornio. Zarecki, you may the box office at 2-2719. in a scene of William Shakespeare's 'Comedy of Errors' performed by University students. fiasco of amazing music and tal- ent. Even Merced himself might lie getting up during open mic hour and perform. The Matt Gerovac Implosions c eclectic style, which has been Connxtions holds Be described as "Cleveland soul 'Halo 2'takes hold of and groove," is something that is refreshing and unique, and will the Emcee'contest definitely appeal to the Bowling By Nichole Romrnski try it again." Green audience. Gerovac said, campus, country youths PUlSf. REPORTER To do the judging then' are I've wanted to play at BGSU for awhile mainly because I think By Dan Myers alone, with an estimated 2 mil- complaints is aimed at the The funniest men and women tree comedians who narrow from within a two mile radius the band provides what people PIHSE BEPOHTER lion pre-orders at video game active camouflage power-up the final eight down to the from Toledo were all in one filial three. The judges are need more of - reality. With all If you have noticed smaller class retailers across North America. that both Halo games feature these manufactured musical acts sizes lately, it might not be a In a press release, Microsoft The active camouflage renders place last Wednesday night Ray Dcvito, Kate Brindle, and when Connxtions Comedy Demetria Nkcodemus. ala lessica Simpson or Britney result ol withdraw passes, likely, claimed to sell over 2..1 million a player almost completely Spears, I think my music gives you i 'classmates arc still enrolled copies on Halo 2's first day on transparent, but players with Club held it's second "Be the "We held the firsi competi Emcee" contest. lion in the spring and let the people something real that sticks in the class. So where are they? sale. The company estimates the power-up are more vis- to your ribs. They're playing I lalo 2. Connxtions, located audience decide by applause thai it made over S125 million ible in I lalo 2 than the original Gerovac also stated that the Possibly the biggest Xhox in one day, a figure larger than on lleatberdowns behind who won. Unfortunately, it was game, said McCracken. BG audience will love the show game of the year. Halo 2 hit Southwyck Bowling Lines, is a bit dose so ibis time we've any motion picture's opening Despite all that, McCracken bei,iiise. "We've nevei had a campus last week after three day sales in history. well known in Toledo for its brought in judges," Gome/ still enjoys Halo 2's multiplayer negative response at our shows years of anticipation. Tony Georges is one of the wide variety of comedians that said. The audience does have a mode. I le connects his Xbox to because I think people appreci- I rank Shoultz, sophomore, many, who contributed to entertain there. sa\ in the winner, however. the University network to play ate it when you put passion into wen) to the local Meijer's store that figure. The club recently hosted After the three judges narrow games against other Halo 2 what you do." at ;i::iO a.m. on Nov. 9, the first The sophomore said Halo 2 Dustin Diamond. Screech il down to the final three con players across campus. Merced, who is also in the day Halo 2 was allowed to be plays faster than its predeces- from Saved By The Bell, and testants. they will all appear This practice is not uncom- process of planning a show next sold in stores across the country, Tim Cavanagii, who is fre- on the stage so the audience sor and lias several new fea- mon, and 30 to 50 players or semester that will be every I ridav to buy a copy. tures he likes. quently a guest on the Bob and can get one last look at them more can be seen playing Halo 2 at the Pub from 7p.m. to 11 p.m.. So far, he likes what Halo's "Dual wielding adds a lot more Tom Show. It has also hosted and vote who they think is over die school network on any encourages everyone who enjoys developer, Bungie, has done strategy," Georges said. "Dual Damon Wayans, Kevin Pollack the funniest on a card thai is given night. quality music emanating from with the game. wielding" is a new feature to and Bobcat Goldtbwait. handed out 1 lalo 2 also features multiplay- overly talent musicians to come "The graphics are a little bet- Halo 2 that allows players to In addition to the feature "We have a certain amount er over "Xbox live." Microsoft's out and enjoy this show, because ter. Shoultz said. "The menus cany and fire two guns at once. acts, the shows also include an ol talent that we like to cir online gaming network. The if it is popular, he will do his best arc more organized." emcee who does some stand cuiate. We started this com The game's single-player game comes with a free two- to continue this every semester. After making his purchase, campaign mode is similar to up of his own as well as intro- petition because we thought month subscription to Xbox This concert is absolutely free Shoultz stayed up until 7 a.m. the original Halo's, according to live, a service that normally duces the feature. it'd be good to have some new For the pasi eight weeks, bees In the crowd. Then hope and it's going to be a really good , playing the game before getting Georges. "It's kinda like more of costs about $40 for a year. ► time, so everyone should come some sleep. the same, but if it's not broken, Connxtions has let aspiring fully we can make the good Shoulls does not plan on play- out and support the music. All of Shoultz is not the only per- don't fix it," he said. comedians take the stage and ones feature acts In the future. ing on Xbox live, however, "ltd the bands who are performing at son who staved up late to buy Man McCracken, a freshman, compete for the chance to see Gome/said. be a waste of money because I this show will also be performing I lalo 2. also likes 1 lalo 2 but has some who is the funniest. The winner will be rewarded can just play with friends and it's at WB( ill's final show at Howard's 250 people lined up in front of criticisms against it. "We've had three to five with one week's paid emcee the same thing," he said. on December 7th, so come out the EB Games in Toledo for the "I like the first Igame'sl people audition a week for work at Connxtions. If the Georges, however, plans on and have a good time." games midnight release. multiplayer (model better," playing Halo 2 online once a eight weeks," general manager, Toledo audience likes them For more information and "It was a circus, it was huge," McCracken said, adding that Sheila Gomez, said. "In the then they will move on to version of the game is released samples of some of the bands' Mike Kohn, employee at EB the original Halo's multiplayer for the PC. end we narrowed it down to other cities and clubs that arc work, even some of Merced's (lames, said. maps are better than some of eight final contestants. The booked by the same people "It's awesome," Georges work also, be sure to go to purev- Roughly 400 people pre- die sequel's offerings. first competition was very Connxtions uses. If they are said. "If you haven't played it, olume.com and check out the ordered Halo 2 at Kohn's store Another of McCracken's definitely play it." successful so we decided to liked at the new places, they may move on and become song clips. well known. "The winner lasi year, Eaye, "I've wanted to is now on a three month tour play at BGSU for in Texas. She is a very funny woman, one of my favorites awhile mainly of the bunch.' (Ionic/ said. because I think the Most acts at the club have two shows, one starting at band provides what eight and the other starting at people need more of ten pin. "Next week we have an unusual show," Gomez - reality... I think my said. "Chuck King will be per- music gives people forming. He's a hypnotist" You can find out more about something that real fiowU 19-21 2004 the comedians, who will be that sticks to performing at Connxtions by TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE visiting their website at www. your ribs. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH connxtionsconiedyclub.com MATT GEROVAC, LEAD SINGER OF or calling the club itself. MATT GEROVAC IMPLOSION Match #1 BALL STATE NIU vs. Ball State • 11:00 a.m. lB I B I B l'l>B I <|>I5 I Matchff2 BGSU vs. Marshall - 1:30 p.m. The sisters of Gamma Phi Bett^C Match #3 Tin: HERD E. Michigan vs. W. Michigan - 5:00 p.m. would like to announce their sisters and guests to the 2004 semi-formal 4 Match #4 Kent State vs. Ohio - 7:30 p.m. Stephanie LaBonte & Ryan Forrider Ashley Mazut & Mitchell Crossley Elisa Soil & Jason Lutz Lindsay Gressley & Billy Simmons Krista Aschemeier & Jeremy Behnfeldt Jennifer Faraone & Jason Thompson SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH Sarah Rachel Schaffer & Jack Bugner KrystalBaezftChmVenables Winner Match 01 vs. Winner Match #2 Nicole Falk& Marc Tackett Jennifer Kundu&Kari Helms 4:00 p.m. Lauren McMullen & Tyler Kempf Allison Skinner & Paul Gregor Emily Palm & Monte Ci Winner Match #3 vs. Winner Match #4 Porter & Tracy Whltmer Cindy Krieg & Greg Miller ia Merritt & Nate Wilson 7:00 p.m. Julie Shockey & Ty Pennin ura Sutton & Debbie Frater Jenny Baxa& Matt Harsh irahLoge& Chad Steams SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 ST Kristin Davis & Brian Chung liBVrSMTE. Championship Match Meaghan Geraghty & Neil Sullmqer Monica Seggio & Matt Cebron Keri Sable & Stu Light 2:00 p.m. Renee Quillets Adam Reitz Melissa Carlin & Jim Najpavet Single session tickets will be available the day of the game for three and five Candi Menter & Nick Salvatore dollars, with all session passes for six and 10 dollars. For student ticket information please call 1-877-BGSU Ticket or go online to BGSUFalcons.com! rB r«i»n iB I B IB WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. November 19.2004 11

www.bgnews.com/nation A ROCKIN' CELEBRATION FOR CLINTON LITTLE ROCK, Ark.(AP) — 30,000 people joined a celebration that included tributes from President Bush, his father and former President Carter. Rock stars Bono and The Edge of the band U2 performed a three-song set before Clinton spoke to a crowd that included dignitaries and ordinary folk to a crowd. NATION Mad-cow possibly resurfaced By TOM MUM last December. the same term the agency used tiators reached tentative agree- ASSOCIATED PRESS And yesterday's announce- in )une when two potential cases ments with both lapan and WASHINGTON - The govern- ment sent cattle prices tumbling turned out to be false alarms. Taiwan to resume U.S. beef and ment is checking u possible new on fears that foreign markets Inconclusive results "are a nor- beef product shipments. case of mad cow disease, offi- would remain closed to U.S. mal component of screening Morgan, the USDA official, said cials said yesterday, rattling the beef. Shares of McDonald's, tests, which are designed to be in a conference call with report- nation's cattle industry, food Wendy's, and other restaurant extremely sensitive so they will ers that she did not anticipate the processors and beef-oriented chains that feature hamburgers detect any sample that could pos- new announcement would affect restaurant chains also slumped, as did those of I J.S. sibly be positive," Morgan said. those negotiations because of Additional checks are being meat producers. "USDA remains confident in safeguards that are now in place conducted after initial testing Mad cow disease, or bovine the safety of the U.S. beef supply," and because of "measures that proved inconclusive on the sus- spongiform encephalopathy, she added. we have already taken to date." pect brain tissue. Officials said attacks an animal's nervous sys- In the only confirmed U.S. Exports represent about $3.8 the animal never entered the tem. People who eat food con- case, a Canadian-born Holstein billion of America's $40 billion a food or feed chain. taminated with BSE can contract was found to have been infect- year beef industry. The Agriculture IX'partment a rare disease that is nearly always ed in Washington state last The Bush administration is gave no information on the loca- fatal, variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob December. More than 40 coun- working to establish a national tion or origin of the slaughtered disease. tries cut off imports of U.S. identification system for track- animal and said results from "The inconclusive result does beef and more than 700 addi- ing livestock and poultry from advanced tests were not expected not mean we have found anoth- tional cattle in Washington state, birth through the production before four to seven days. er case of BSE in this country" Oregon and Idaho were killed as a chain. Handles and businesses said Andrea Morgan, associ- precaution. I he USDA said in a state- dependent on beef are still feel- ate deputy administrator of the Many of those bans remain ment that information about Troy Maben AP Ptioto ing financial effects from the USDA's Animal and Plant Health in place. The announcement of the animal and origin would BOVINE: Livestock stand in a feedlot outside Caldwell, Idaho. Health nation's only confirmed case of Inspection Service. a possible new case comes less be released only if the tests officials are working on an animal tracking system for disease. the fatal brain-wastine disease The "inconclusive result" was than a month after U.S. neso- come back Dositive. Nike exec steps down

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Brent Wo|ihn AP Photo KICKIN" BACK: A shoeless Phil Knight talks on the phone in his Nike Inc. office in Beaverton, Ore. Knight stepped down yesterday as president and chief executive.

By ANNEM. PETERSON Bowermanin 1968. Knight's first conditions at the company's for- ASSSOCHItO PRESS shoes, which he sold out of the eign factories. Nike says it has trunk of his car, had soles made improved conditions. Opens PORTUND - Phil Knight on Bowerman's waffle iron. The Perez, 57, has been presi- stepped down yesterday as presi- company was renamed Nike in dent and chief executive of S.C. Friday, dent and chief executive officer 1972. lohnson since 1996. He has of Nike Inc., the $12 billion ath- Under Knight, Nike took worked for the consumer prod- Nov. 26 letic shoe and clothing company celebrity-athlete endorsements ucts company for 34 years. he i (i-founded and built into the to a new level, lauding stars Perez said he would stay true world's largest shoe maker and such as Michael Jordan and to Knight's vision. one of its best-known brands. Tiger Woods as emblems of the He will be succeeded by company's ethic. Along the way William D Perez, head of S.C tluv u' made the swoosh one Johnson & Son Inc., maker of of the most recognized trade- Glade air fresheners and Drano marks in the world. drain cleaner. In September, Nike reported a 25 percent increase in first- With Your Frie Knight, 66, will remain chairman of the company's quarter profits. The company hoard of directors, the company also reported a large increase ORDINANCE W said. He did not give a reason in its U.S. orders, up 11 percent for his resignation, which is to $1.4 billion — reversing a ww.copperbeechtown effective Dec. 28. declining trend in the national "I am confident that as GBO shoe market over the last several of Nike, Inc., Bill will lead Nike's years. extraordinary team of people to Knight's combined salary and create an even bigger and better bonuses for this year were near- global company," Knight said in ly $3.7 million, up from nearly a statement. $2.5 million last year. A former University of Oregon Nike has had its share of crit- track star, Knight founded Blue ics — including activists who Ribbon Sports, Inc., with Bill brought attention to working

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