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FRIDAY, NOV. 22 PRESIDENTIAL ASSASSINATION TODAY MARKS THE 39TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY'S DEATH

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Today marks the 39lh anniver- to his attorney Elmer Gertz dur- sary of the death of lohn E ing the appeal process. It starts Kennedy, the 35th president of by saying, "Elmer, you must the United States of America. In believe me, that I am not imagin- September of 1959, then Senator ing crazy thoughts, etc This is all Kennedy visited Bowling Green so hopeless, that they have State University. He is pictured everything in the bag and there right with Charles Banell outside isn't any chance of hope for me. the University's Student Union. These hearings are just stalling Four years later Kennedy was for time." In 1967 Ruby died of shot while riding in a motorcade cancer in prison before a new in Dallas, Texas. Kennedy was 46 trial could be held. years old at the time of death and Although many of the events had served less than three years surrounding Kennedy's death of his presidential term. were made public through televi- Two days after the president's assassination, many witnessed sion and other media, many the murder of his accused assas- Americans have never received sin on live television. Dallas closure. Oswald never confessed nightclub owner, lack Ruby shot to the murder, and even with the and killed Lee Harvey Oswald in Warren Commission's conclu- a Dallas police station. Network sions many facts still remain a television captured the murder, mystery. The Commission's con- shocking many viewers who clusion stated that Oswald had became unwitting witnesses to acted alone. However, in 1976 the crime. the House of Representatives' On March 14,1964 Ruby was Select Committee on found guilty of murder and sen- Assassination reopened the tenced to death, in October of investigation and found that 1966 he was granted a new trial Oswald had probably acted as by the Texas appeals court. The part of a conspiracy that may note above was passed by Ruby have involved organized crime.

"Above all, words alone are not enough. The United States is a peaceful nation. And where our strength and determination are clear, our words need merely to convey conviction, not belliger- ence. If we are strong, our strength will speak for itself. If we are weak, words will be of no help."

PRESIDENT JOHN F.KENNEDY Remarks prepared for delivery at the Trade Mart in Dallas on Nov. 22,1963

Holiday Parade to take place this Saturday, tree lighting tonight By Chuck Soder gone up, too, Ruhe said. Bowling Green High School's to have the little ones out if it's tion of Main Street between Poe "We started preparing |for the CITY HCWS EDITOR "A lot of groups who just Madrigal Choir will sing before going to be zero degrees outside." and Napoleon Roads will be parade) in early August," she said. Bowling Green's biggest holi- walked or drove a pickup have mayor lohn Quinn lights the tree The timing of the events also closed Saturday from about 9:50 "That's a good four months from day parade yet will roll through floats now." at 630 p.m. catches people before their a.m. till noon. Some side streets start to end." downtown Saturday morning — Santa himself is also getting an "It's the perfect opportunity to schedules get crammed with will also be blocked. Much of the work put into the just a day after the lighting of the upgrade. get people into the Christmas other holiday activities. "It'll all open the minute the parade came from 60 to 70 volun- community Christmas tree. Whereas he used to ride in on a spirit." Ruhe said. "Once you get past parade is over," she said. teers, 40 of which are from the A record 133 units—including horse-drawn carriage, now he Bowling Green is getting into Thanksgiving, people are so busy On Friday, a portion of West University. The participation of floats, bands and more — will gets to bring his whole toy shop the Christmas spirit early — shopping," she said. "Right now, Court Street will also be closed groups like the ROTC, the gym- begin filing down Main Street at along on a flat-bed semi, spon- before Thanksgiving. Impending people are still in their normal from 6:15 p.m. till the communi- nastics team and POETS helps 10 a.m. sored by Home Depot. cold weather causes the events to routine. ty tree lighting ends. strengthen the bond between the That's 20 more groups than Though the parade is on start so long before Dec. 25, Normal driving, however, will Aside from these inconve- campus and the city, according to ever before, according to Jennifer Saturday, festivities start Friday according to Ruhe. be postponed. Roads must be niences, members of the com- Ruhe. Ruhe, executive director of the night, with the annual lighting of "The later you get, the more closed to accommodate the munity and University have put "It's a good coming together of chamber of commerce the Christmas tree in front of the risk you run of having bad weath- dozens of floats, cars and bands in enough time to make things the University and community," And the percent of floats has Wood County Public Library. er," she said. "Parents don't want that will fill the streets. The sec- run smoothly. she said.

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"I believe that BGSU cares about alcohol use and abuse, they have gone to great lengths to address the problem."

SHAWN MILLER UNIVERSITY POLICE OFFICER Laws of underage drinking By Sarah Demy citations, university and city When a minor is caught with complete community service The programs were designed is similar to the University's poli- ■(panel police established a diversion possessing or drinking alcohol, it hours and will have to cover the to make students aware of the cies. Anyone that violates a law is To avoid getting citations, sim- program. is the same citation, under the costs of court, Miller said. negative consequences if they subject to a citation at anytime. ply abide by the laws. Many times "I believe that BGSU cares state statute. It is a misdemeanor Punishments for underage abuse alcohol. 1J. Ken Fortney said. on and off campus alcohol laws about alcohol use and abuse, in the first degree, the highest consumption on campus are dif- Miller said that he believes that Offenders off campus may be are broken by students under 21. they have gone to great lengths to citation before a felony. ferent depending on the situa- the University is fair to students, referred to a diversion program, By law, a person must be 21 to address the problem," said After the first offense, the stu- tion. Sometimes a student will and the police department charged fines, required to do purchase, possess or consume Officer Shawn Miller, of the dent will be referred to a diver- receive a warning, and other understands that tire problems community service hours and alcoholic beverages, but police University police department. sion program. The second time, times, they may be suspended. with alcohol will not disappear. will be required to pay court know that this isnt always the Each violation is subject to a there is another diversion pro- Miller said that he thinks that it The police department's action costs. There may be a combina- case. citation, but each individual offi- gram and potentially notification would help students to under- aims to reduce the risks that stu- tion of several punishments, The University police depart- cer decides whether to cite or of the student's guardians. The stand the consequences of their dents take while drinking, make Fortney said. ment deals with many issues refer the student for diversion. third offense can lead to expul- actions if programs included them behave more responsibility "We take the enforcement of concerning underage students Repeated incidents will result in sion from the University. speakers from Alcoholics and avoid destroying property. underage consumption very seri- and alcohol, because most stu- citations, Miller said. After completion of a diversion Anonymous. He said that he "It's progress, it's not perfect, ously, and everyone that is dents on campus are under 21. "Sometimes officers will cite. program, many times charges doesn't think that videos make but it's progress," Miller said. stopped is subject to citation," As an attempt to decrease the We may not know if there are will be dismissed if the case goes enough impact. The Bowling Green City Police Fortney said. number of alcohol violations and repeated incidents," Miller said. to court. The student may have to 'Black tide' swamps Spain coast, killing wildlife

By V.?J Roman from estuary beds that risked contami- oil-skimming ships — to control the rHE ASSOCItKO PRESS nation. Authorities deployed more oil- spill effectively. Neighboring countries NOIA. Spain —Waves of black sludge blocking barriers outside ports and were sending cleanup vessels. How oil spills harm wildlife from a major oil spill washed ashore rivers open to the ocean. Soldiers in The beach at Mar de Fora that amid high winds and driving rain protective gear joined environmental- escaped last week's first spill was coated Birds, mammals and shellfish inhabiting coastal waters and beaches Thursday, tarring new stretches of ists and volunteers in shoveling toxic oil Thursday with thick, smelly oil that are most vulnerable to oil spills. northwest Spain's scenic coastline and from beaches. rolled in with the surf. further threatening the region's multi- Spain's environmental minister esti- Onlookers sat in cars at beaches, million-dollar fishing industry. mated economic damages and cleanup watching black waves and tarred The regional government extended a costs at $42 million so far. wildlife through the persistent rain. ban on fishing and shellfish harvesting Fishing and canning is a major Some sea gulls, cormorants and declared Saturday, when oil from the industry here, generating about $330 other wildlife were dead. Others caught tanker Prestige first reached land. million a year. in the spill flapped away from volun- The widest ban now covers more "We're afraid the black tide will come teers trying to rescue them. than 186 miles of Galicia coastline from here," said Maria Busto, 47, one of At least several hundred animals Ferrol south to Ribeiro. about 600 anglers standing knee-deep have died in (he spill, according to the About 2.7 million gallons or more of in the Noia estuary below Cabo government and environmental fuel oil leaked from the Bahamas- Finisterre. raking cockles and clams groups. ■ Poisoned by toxins ■ Poisoned when flagged tanker in several spills starting into pails. At dusk in Corcubion, six miles east of as birds attempt to oil enters body via ■ Smothered by oil Nov. 13, when it cracked its hull in a The normal daily quota is 55 pounds, Finisterre, civil defense authorities dean oil from feathers gills or if fish eats coating; mussels clinging to rocks storm. worth about S6 per pound. But that deployed more than a mile of floating ■ Can die oil-tainted food The ship finally broke in half and quota was set aside because of the barriers to protect shellfish in the bay. of hypothermia because ■ Fish eggs especially at risk An oil slick was projected to hit there sank Tuesday about 150 miles off Cape threat posed to the unharvested crop. oily feathers no longer destroyed by oil; Finisterre — which translates to Land's By noon, Busto had harvested 64 within hours. ■ Poisoned by toxins provide insulation can cause fish End Cape—carrying most of its 20-mil- pounds "The national government is not pro- ■ Gills that filter water deformities lion-gallon cargo to the ocean floor. The miles of oil barriers deployed in tecting us," complained Mayor Rafael ■ Unable to tly due become clogged On Thursday, fishermen harvested recent days were ineffective against Mouzo. who said the barriers were lo weight of oil mussels, oysters and other commercial- rough Atlantic seas, and the govern- requested five days ago but just only * 2002 KRT on feathers Source Knight Rrddor Washington Buroau. Grocnpoaco USA ly valuable shellfish ahead of schedule ment lacks other resources — such as had arrived. National Geographic Graphic: Judy Trelble . Lee Hulteng

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Get your student discount at: « The Apple Store for Education www.apple.com/education/store/ WWW.BGNEWS.COM CAMPUS Friday. November 22, 2002 3 THE U. student tells story of pain CAMPUS By Kristen Leimbach half of her right ankle heel was I A vi-v step she takes hurts and BEFORE SEEKING to 90 percent chance of full recov- cutsr R[PORT[» broken off. These injuries left her I don't know if she will ever be MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ery, but doctors say successful BLOTTER 11 K iking al the big wliile smile confined lo a wheelchair for the able to ski again," Mrs. Sliman These steps can help it a toot recovery is really a case-by-case on Andrea Sliman's face, one next six months. said. "I don't think it has hit her. I or ankle injury occurs. issue. T have the best doctor ever Thursday. Nov. 21: would never guess the pain she Sliman's senior year was mean, she is young. What is it I le has a daughter a year younger Complainant reported a clock was has been ihrough and continues ruined. With only three and a half going be like when she is 40?" than me so he really took my situ- stolen from the Union lounge to go through everyday. Like months left until her high school After a long summer of physi- REST: Cut back on your activity ation personality]." Sliman said. Victona Hen. Pemberville. OH was every young person she dreams graduation. Sliman's only hope cal therapy three times a week, and get off your leet if you can. Although she still endures pain cited lor speeding on Poe Road Complainant reported vandalism of becoming someone and doing for a diploma was home school- and pain that was so bad at times ICE: Gently place a plastic bag daily, Sliman continues to strive something, although her dreams ing. Sliman missed out on what is to a unnal in the Union that without pain pills she says of ice, or one wrapped in a toward recovery. "The hardest are very different from other supposed to be the best year of she probably would have gone thing has been becoming depen- Complainant reported a sola towel, on the injured area in a missing trom a room in the Math young people. The senior general high school. To make her senior crazy, Sliman came to Bowling dent on someone else," Sliman 20-minute-on, 40-minute-cff Science Building. business major hopes to one day year even more depressing she Green to begin her freshman said. "I have always been such an cycle. Complainant in Phi Mu advised walk up stairs again or jump off a lost a lot of her friends after her year. independent person and I can't thai he recievcd a harassing tele curb pain free. accident. "This experience defi- Sliman continued to endure COMPRESSION: Lightly wrap be lhal person anymore." It was a cold March day in 1999, nitely made me realize who my phone call. much pain throughout her fresh- an Ace bandage around the Donavon sees the frustration A report was taken from a hit skip the day before Sliman's 18th real friends really were" Sliman man year. She said the doctors area, taking care not to pull it slice unlmnls everyday. She can't accident in lot BTE. birthday. She was driving home said. She said it was like her didn't understand her pain and too tight clean, and doing laundry is tough Complainant reported that her from work when the car coming friends were scared of her and did not think surgery was need- with having to go up and down ELEVATION: Sit in a position wallet was stolen Irom her purse toward her in the other lane slid thought she was someone else. ed, but she knew something had stairs. "She has to be very, very Complainant reported that her on some ice and collided with "It was al this point thai to be done to make the constant, that you can elevate the foot careful with what she does. If she higher than the waist to reduce wallet was stolen trom her purse in hers. Her 1999 Dodge Ram. the Donavon and | really got close," excruciating pain go away. "I makes a wrong movement she the Kappa Kappa Gamma House swelling and pain. truck she had received only seven Sliman said. "I le took care of me." would wake up in the morning can do some damage again," he There was a tight reported on the days prior as a graduation and Donavon Sliman is Andrea's and fall back down. And for four- SourceJhe American Podiatric said. Daskelball courts in the Student birthday present, slid over the cousin, friend and roommate. He and-a-half months I was unable Medical Association Andrea's mom would like to Recreation Center The subjects were hood of the oncoming car, was Ihere for her right after the to walk because of the pain," see her cured and able lo walk gone upon amval. crashed into a ditch and hit a I Hi' accident to keep her company by SUtnan said. without pain. When asked if she James G Rauck ot Bowling Green phone pole. watching movies with her and In lune 2001, Sliman had her lii'lorr were now t unstanl. "She (hough! Ihat would ever happen, Stale University was transported to The truck was totaled and it playing board games and card first surgery to clean out the bro- was jusi so strong, so good about she answered. "1 don't know. We Wood County Hospital by Bowling took the jaws of life to gel Sliman games, things lo pass the time ken cartilage and broken bone il. and she just didn't really com- will have lo go day by day. She has Green Fire Department tor a possible out of her truck. The other drove while she was awake. "I saw the that was left in her ankle. Trie plain," Mrs. Sliman said. "I'm been extremely strong through it dislocated shoulder away, walked away. Karen pain she was in. She had to con- scheduled 20-minute surgery amazed." all." Sliman hopes she'll eventual- Sliman, Andrea's mother, was at stantly keep her legs iced and ele- lasted hver an hour because doc- In May 2002, the doctors per- ly be able lo do whatever she the scene shortly after the impact vated. She couldn't move and tors fotind another break. "My fonned a second surgery. This wants. "I saw the tnick and I was frozen when she did she was in so much doctor had said he didn't know lime, doctors took a graft from October 17 was Sliman's pre- When Jerome In the road, frozen. I couldn't pain," he said. how I survived the pain." Sliman her knee and pul il into her ankle, dial and deposition. By Library opened believe anybody could live The accident changed Sliman's said. and pul a screw in her leg bone December I the amount Sliman in 1967, the through thai." Mrs. Sliman said life completely "I used to work at Sliman's doctor, who works al that had been cut through. and her family will be awarded bui Iders had Sliman was taken to the hospi- a lumberyard and help my dad the Cleveland Clinic, is also the Sliman was in a wheelchair for should be decided. "After four tal where they realized she had a build houses." Sliman said. "I doctor for the Cleveland Indians two months and then went to yeiirs il should finally be done," forgotten to broken nose, several bad bruises can't do anything now." She carit and the Cleveland Browns. crutches. Sliman said. "No amount of build telephone and no mobility of her legs. ski, run or play basketball-all The results of her first surgery Sliman was only the 11th per- money will ever be enough for all jacks into the Further evaluation revealed a thing! she was accustomed to left her feeling no better. Sharp son to have received this surgery. of the pain and suffering. Il will le bui Iding! fracture in her left ankle joint and doing before pallia she got while only walking She has been given an 80 percent never tic worth it."

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GISELE BUNDCHEN.on four fur protesters who rushed the catwalk at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The show featured onlv faux fur. iiwiwKtaxii) OPINION U-WIKK KDiTOiUUJ IOWA STATK UNIVERSITY Government weighs safety over rights

In a decisive vote Tuesday tion," according to CNN. The new department com- and develop anti-terrorism tech- When is enough — enough? No one knows. night, the Senate approved the He's right — it is important to bines 22 existing agencies, nologies, according to The Because our government and Because of this vote, the Homeland Security Department. protect American soil from for- including the Coast Guard, Washington Post. our president believe it is neces- United States is heading into Both Iowa senators, Republican eign terrorists, but not to the Customs Service, Immigration Because of all the extensive sary and acceptable to put our uncharted territory. We've never Chuck Grassley and Democrat point at which citizens' civil liber- and Naturalization Service, changes and modifications, it will civil liberties on the back burner, been in this situation. Tom Harkin, voted for the ties are compromised. Border Patrol, Secret Service, take years for the department to what will happen next? Will the Bush and supporters of a department, which is the largest Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., Federal Emergency Management be perfected. This works for Bill of Rights be taken away in the I lomeland Security Department government reorganization since was one of nine who voted Agency and the Transportation Bush, who will probably include name of national security? may or may not be the people to VtbrldWar II. against the measure. He said the Security Administration. this as one of his platforms in And who will be responsible if, lead us during the next few President Bush, who is expect- bill came "at the expense of Along with its creation, the bill 2004. for instance, an airline pilot uncertain years. Let's hope that ed to sign the legislation early unnecessarily undermining our allows — but does not require — It will also give Bush unprece- becomes aghated enough to use we do finally draw the line next week after the I louse privacy rights" and "weakening airline pilots to carry firearms dented power to hire, fire and his or her firearm and actually against any more infringement approves technical changes to protections against unwarranted and also limits legal liability for reassign workers and exceptions shoots? And then misses? Will the on our constitutionally protected the bill, said he looked forward government intrusion into the companies that produce vac- to public disclosure pertaining to government point fingers at the rights before this country isn't so to signing this important legisla- lives of ordinarv Americans." cines, provide airport security the department. agitator or the pilot? democratic anymore.

Aiming to tap young minds PE0PEE Several things bad JANE he's just published a compre- fly under the radar screen. ONTHESTRKIT EISNER hensive study that shows how But the images linger, and the about Thanksgiving underage youth are actually message is unmistakable. Do you have any seeing more magazine ads for KRT Campus Worse, it's avoidable. predictions for the big MATT more major holidays before beer and distilled liquor than The wine industry has man- SUSSMAN Christmas. Basically, Friday is are people of legal drinking age. aged to place most of its maga- Ohio State - Michigan considered part of the holiday Using the demographic data zine advertising in publications Humor Columnist in an effort to make I may not be the best arbiter employed by marketing strate- read by only a sliver of the game on Saturday? Thanksgiving Thursday seem of cool, but this sure seems cool gists, CAMY analyzed what ads underage population. As more important. Most people to me: A lithe, laughing young Thanksgiving is one of the appear where and found a dis- lemigan says, that proves it's get a good night's rest, thanks to woman wearing a pair of low- nation's most patriotic and maying proportion in maga- possible to reach an adult audi- tryptophan, an amino acid in slung jeans and what looks like zines with high youth reader- solemn holidays, next to ence without overexposing Veterans Day, Memorial Day, turkey that makes one slightly a black bra is pouring drops of ship. youth. Fourth of July, Martin Luther drowsy. The ambitious mothers liquid on her bare belly. A lucky "Bacardi by Night" is hardly Unless this advertising is King Day, Presidents Day, will get up early and attempt to young man is licking them up, the only example. lim Beam tongue prominently on her skin. banned altogether — which September 11, D-Day and beat everyone else to the mall, pushed its "Real friends. Real raises troubling First even though they are always "Vegetarian by day," says the bourbon" campaign featuring coming in last place, Rag Day. Amendment questions — some Thanksgiving however, dates the last ones to arrive. magazine advertisement. what looks like a high school R0BTRAUTMAN "Bacardi by night." spillover to younger audiences back earlier than any other hol- Thanksgiving is supposed to football team in Maxim (under- is inevitable. But the industry's SOPHOMORE be the holiday that best brings a Now, I'm not an advertising age audience: 28 percent). iday . It represents the peaceful current voluntary code is as meal shared by the Pilgrims family close. Somehow, we genius, either, but of this I am Absolut Vodka hawked itself in TECH & COMMUNICATION squishy as beer-filled paper and the Native Americans, and have found a way to ruin the also sure: With that message, last month's Vibe (41 percent). "Mike Nugent kicks the Bacardi isn't looking to get my cups at a frat party. It asks only every year after, families would holiday. When you take another And I leineken even appropriat- that advertising not appear in game winning field goal. step back, you realize the holi- business. I don't dress like that ed a Nintendo game controller gather around the dinner table and, at this stage in my life, publications in which more OSU17, UM 14." and feast on turkey and stuff- day was flawed from the begin- to promote its product. don't even wish to. Nor do I gen- than half the readers are under ning It was built on hypocrisy. This attempt to entice ever- ing after they all shared what erally read Rolling Stone, where 21. they were thankful for. Doesn't The first Thanksgiving, which younger drinkers comes despite this ad appeared last year. the huge social cost of drinking. Mothers Against Drunk this mental picture warm your we all read about in third grade, Yet more than 4 million peo- Alcohol plays a substantial role Driving wants to restrict such heart? was a gathering of Pilgrims and ple who cannot legally drink in marketing to underage audi- Now picture a modem-day Indians, right? Well, after that, this country do read that maga- in the four leading causes of death for young people: car ences of less than 10 percent, Thanksgiving. First, the mother we decided they were a nui- zine, comprising 35 percent of wrecks, suicides, homicides, lemigan thinks 15.8 percent is dials the Burterball Hotline in sance and an obstacle in the its audience, and only the blind order to cook the perfect turkey. and accidents. And research appropriate — to correspond way of the Manifest Destiny, or the foolish would argue that The children all skip classes on shows that kids who start drink- with the percentage of the gen- which we all learned about this sexy scene escaped their eral population aged 12 to 20. JOSH JEFFI Wednesday in order to enjoy a from Schoolhouse Rock attention. ing before the age of 15 are four times more likely to become Even the PIC, in its 1999 JUNIOR, MARKETING five-day weekend. On (remember "Elbow Room?"). Correction: The blind, the review, suggested that the Thursday, everyone watches OK, I have been pretty harsh foolish and the liquor industry. alcoholics by the time they're "Michigan is coming 21. industry move to a 25 percent about five minutes of the in criticizing most aspects of The industry, which gets to reg- standard. According to CAMVs out to play with Macys Parade. Then, most of Thanksgiving. There, I propose ulate itself on this matter, claims As my colleagues leff study, that expectation is being the family shows up to the a solution. We can vastly that it is doing a fine job ensur- Gammage and Karl Stark nothing to lose. house and eat a full dinner at improve the day as we know it ing that alcohol advertising reported in Sunday's violated big time: Almost one- UM 27, OSU 21." Philadelphia Inquirer magazine, third of all alcohol advertising one o'clock in the afternoon, a if we do three things. First of does not appeal to underage time clearly designated for a the makers of flavored malt bev- dollars are being spent in 10 all, I love the traditional food. individuals, and it managed to late lunch, or a college student's erages — alcopops, as they're magazines with at least one- The turkey and pumpkin pie get the Federal Trade breakfast. At "dinner," everyone, known — are spending millions fourth of the readers under 21. are always excellent, which is Commission to agree. after they give thanks, attempts trumping these sweet, seductive Clearly, the FTC has to encour- Thanksgiving's saving grace. David H. lernigan knows oth- to brag to their relatives about liquor alternatives on television. age the industry to revisit this But the dinner needs to be at erwise. As research director for what they have accomplished That's a more pervasive medi- issue. dinnertime, just to bring some the Center on Alcohol since the last time the family um, but also more obvious. "It's all about the beer," brags sense to the day. Marketing and Youth (CAMY). gathered, which was probably Magazine advertising tends to Secondly, Friday needs to be the I leineken ad. It sure is. last year's Christmas. All of the a day similar to the one in guys leave the table early to DUSTIN GALISH which God rested after he cre- JUNIOR, VCT watch the Dallas Cowboys and SURVEY: ONLY 13% 4 /WERICAN WITH cm IDENTIFY IRAQ ma MAR... Washington Redskins play foot- ated the world, as mentioned in "I hate to say it, but no ball (obvious metaphor). Then, Genesis 1.1 don't want to be more John Cooper, no everyone has a slice of a store- suddenly engulfed in bought pumpkin pie. Finally, Christmas music, because I am S\DDAM BETTER WATCH ...IF WE 0NIY KNEW more losses to Michigan. still digesting mashed potatoes s Uncle Frank, who shared his OUT OR WE'RE GONNA WHERE IRAQ WAS... OSU21, UM 13 proctology story at the dinner from the day before. This Friday GO OVER THERE AND table earlier, finally passes out needs to be given a special OPEN UP A CAN OF after finishing off a six-pack of name, other than "the day after WHOOP @$%! Molson. Thanksgiving.'' I suggest we call What about the Native it Sleepsgiving or Tryptophan Americans, you ask? Well, we Friday. won't have to worry about Finally, we need to be nicer them coming to the table, to the Native Americans. because our ancestors drove They've been a good sport them into parts of New Mexico throughout our nation's history. TONY SCHAFER and Arizona, where they sell Native Americans are very pas- SOPHOMORE, arts and crafts at rock-bottom sive and thankful for the land prices to tourists driving and resources they inhabit and SPORTS ENTERPRISE through their reservations. consume. We should give them "Ohio State chokes It may be Thursday night, some states we just have lying in big games. but the holiday isn't over yet. around in the attic, such as Friday is the unofficial start of Wyoming and Montana. It's not UM 24, OSU 17" the Christmas shopping sea- like we're using them for any- son, only because there are no thing important.

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Personal ' Website: www.bgnews.com KIMBERLY DUPPS, PULSE EDITOR BGNEWS FOOTBALL CHECK OUT THE PICKS AS FANS GET READY FOR OHIO SLttTE MICHIGAN GAME PAGE 6 I BRIEFING Men's basketball FRIDAY travels to Detroit November 22, The Bowling Green men's 2002 basketball ieam looks to cany the success of their two pre- season games and last year's regular season success over yrww.bgnews.com/sports into (his season beginning tomorrow, as the Falcons trav- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY el to Detroit to take on the University of Detroit-Mercy Titans. UDM. like Bowling Green, played in the National Invitation Tournament a year ago, and returns two guards who averaged double-figures a season ago, in Greg Grays and Willie Green. Detroit finished Falcons do battle with MSU last season 18-13, and BG won the only meeting between the By Erica Gambaccini We stormed the goalie, especial- two schools, 77-60 at ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ly early in the game. The thing Anderson Arena. After having an exhibition we certainly have to learn from BG, coming off two impres- game in the middle of the sea- that game is we took far loo sive home preseason wins, son, the Bowling Green hockey many penalties." begins their sixth season team will return to Central The Falcons took 11 penalties under coach Dan Dakich. In Collegiate Hockey Association for a total of 22 minutes in the their opening win over Czech action tonight against another box, but only allowed one shon- Republic, senior Cory Ryan rivalry team. handed goal. scored 27 points in an 84-67 The Falcons (2-8-1 overall, 0- Despite all the time the win. A week later, the Falcons 7-1 CCHA) will do battle with Falcons spent in the penalty box had four scores in double-fig- Michigan State University (5-5-0 they still had time to work on ures in a 96-68 win over overall, 3-3-0 CCHA) at BGSU Ice their skills. Shawnee State, led by fresh- Arena "Mainly we tried to work on man Ronald l£wis' 22. BG is coming off a 7-1 victory our little things, not so much After tomorrow's contest over the U.S. National Team scoring, more like offensive zone against Detroit, BG returns Development Program Under- stuff and defensive rone stuff," home to face Tiffin in their 18 squad. said Ryan Minnabarriet. "We home opener Nov. 30. "last week's game was impor- were just making sure we were tant for a lot of reasons, " said flawless in those areas. head coach Scott Paluch. 'We "I thought last weekend was a were coming off the weekend pretty big boost for us We hadn't with Michigan where we had a won a game in a while. The lot of positives. We wanted to offensive explosion we had was Families make sure we kept our momen- pretty nice. It's good to get seven tum heading in the right direc- up on there. We hadn't had seven tion. We came out with the nec- in a while." divided essary focus we're going to need Bob Frazee also had his first to win a lot of hockey games." chance of his collegiate career In The Flacons exploded on net during the third period of last near Ohio offense in the first period scoring Friday night's game. He stopped five goals. Both Mark Wires and seven shots and did not allow D'Arcy McConvey had three any goals. state line points in the first period. "1 thought he played well," Erin Caver BG News BylohnSeewer "We did a great job creating Paluch said. "Bobby, when he got THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATTLING FOR THE PUCK: Ryan Minnabarriet (18) and assistant captain Tyler Knight (10) go after scoring chances," Paluch said. "We got a lot of pucks at the net. SYLVANIA. Ohio — Sue Broz the puck on Nov. 9 against Michigan. The Falcons came away with a 1-1 tie. HOCKEY. PAGE 6 knows her old next-door neigh- bor isn't dropping by just to chat. Not with the Ohio State- Michigan game just a day away. "I had to come back and tell her she had some trash hanging from her house," says Paul Patterson, pointing toward a blue Michigan flag. Women hold season opener "It's better than that flag with the big zero you used to have," Bylason A. Dixon This marks the fourth consec- her are co-captains Kim Greich, 4.64 assists per game. they have good rebounding she answers, referring to his Oliio SPORTS REPORTER utive season in which the Megan lerome and Karen Stocz. The Penguins are coached by guards, so this should be a good State "Block O" flag. The recurring theme for the Falcons will face the Penguins. "Having four seniors will give Ed DiGregorio, who has a 313- test for us" And so it begins as most con- Bowling Green women's basket- BG currently holds a 23-16 us a tremendous advantage this 219recordin 19yearsatYSUand A face YSU was not expecting versations seem to this week. ball team four of the last five sea- lead in the all-time series that season, coach Miller said. "It will is looking for his team to bounce to see again was that of Francine Nowhere else, perhaps, is the sons they have gone into the sea- included a 71-61 victory a year be important for our captains, as back after a 12-16 overall record Miller. Miller was granted anoth- rivalry more intense than in son opener has been this: BG vs. ago at Youngstown State's well as other veterans to produce and an 8-8 mark in the Horizon er year of eligibility after missing Toledo and its suburbs. Youngstown State. Beeghly Center. for this team to be successful." League last season. 28 games last season. The city is sort of the dividing So it should not surprise any- If wins and losses were based Those other veterans coach Sophomore center len She has seen the Penguins line. Michigan Stadium is just 45 one to lcam that the Falcons on familiarity, then the advan- Miller was alluding to were Perugini returns as the teams three times in her career and is minutes away, and the fans are open the 2002-03 campaign tage would go to the Penguins. luniors Stefanie Wenzcl, findsay leading the scorer, following a averaging 21.6 points per game evenly split between the against Youngstown State However, even if the Falcons Austin and Pain Brown, who will season in which she averaged against YSU, which included a Buckeyes and Wolverines. Tonight at Anderson Arena return nine letter-winners from a be a game time decision after her 10.3 points per game as a fresh- 26-point effort in the last meet- The game parts neighbor- "This has become a very com- team that finished 9-19 and 6-10 return was initially being held off man. Senior backcourt mates ing. hoods and families. It pits bosses petitive series for us," second- in the Mid-American until next month. Maggie lohnson and Cathy "We struggled a little with our against employees and hus- year head coach Curt Miller said (Conference, the mentality that Wenzel was the team's Mast Hanek both pulled down close to defense in the exhibition game, bands against wives. Wednesday. "It has always been a characterizes this year's squad is Valuable Player last season and three rebounds per game last and if we can play a better game Broz's neighborhood is just a tough outing for BG in years much different than the one returns looking to assume a big- season. defensively then we should be short punt from Ohio-Michigan past, but this type of game to from last season. ger role after averaging 11.3 "Youngstown State is very alright," Miller said. "I just want stale line. On Saturday, flags from start the season will be a good Along with that, BG returns points as a sophomore. Austin is well-coached, and I think they to come out and play a better both schools will be lining the measuring stick in terms of with four seniors as its core foun - back as the team's floor leader have a solid nucleus, Coach game than 1 did in our game last where we .ire and what we need dation, headed by fifth-year following a season in which she Miller said. "Their center gives DIVIDED, PAGE 6 to work on." senior Francine Miller, loining finished fourth in the MAC with them an inside presence and WOMEN'S BBALL. PAGE 6 Seniors look for grand sendoff against EMU By Joel Hammond week used a combination of a sti- Walter, it is really a progression- SPORTS EDITOR fling defense and great offensive based attack. Seventeen seniors will play athletes to keep BG off track and "Our plan is to take what they their final game at Doyt L. Perry hand them losses. While Eastern give us." Woodruff said. "The Stadium tomorrow night, looking may struggle on the defensive design is not to get the ball to to help the Bowling Green football side of the ball, they certainly pos- Kevin; he may end up getting the team right the ship after two sess the offensive weapons in ball if we follow our reads. We try straight road losses have put them wide receiver Kevin Walter and to be as balanced as we can be." out of Mid-American Conference running back line Akpan. Walter Another feature of the Eagles' title consideration. leads the team with 86 receptions attack is running back Ime Akpan. Tomorrow's test comes in the for 1,239 yards and eight touch- a senior who has gained 1,115 form of an Ivasiem Michigan team downs, and is closing in on many yards, including 251 against who. entering the game at 3-8 and EMU career records Southern Illinois. 1 -6 in conference play, don't pose Walter made just one reception Meyer said that his staff and much of a threat on paper. But, during his freshman year, and has players have done the job of stop- combine two spectacular per- steadily improved through the ping the people they've needed to formers on the Eagles' offensive years and is now what Meyer calls stop thus far this season. side of the ball with BG's first two- one of the best receivers in the "We do a good job of knowing game losing streak in two years, conference. Meyer said his team where those kinds of players are and the game becomes all the simulated what Walter can do in at," Meyer said. "We had to stop more dangerous. practice this week. {Missouri quarterback! Brad "You will see an extremely "Their next receiver only has 30 Smith, and we did. I don't want to motivated team, a team that will or so catches," Meyer said. "I tiiink say we stopped (Northern do everything in its power to win he's one of the best receivers in the Illinois'! Michael Turner, but we its ninth game, which is an Mid-American Conference, so kept him in check. He didn't have accomplishment," BG Coach we're going to take Ircserve the long ones he had against Urban Meyer said Tuesday. "This receivers] Cornelius McGrady and Miami and other teams. We con- is a must-win, much like when we Steve Sanders and put a blue jer- tained the kid Merriweather from played Akron last year. We have to sey on them and our secondary Ball State, as well." find a way, however possible, to will know where they are the

win this game.... Losing is awful, entire time. He [Walter] can beat NOTES Ben Smnjer BC News Bwi Sannpr BG News and it's an awful time around here you. He's the guy we need to stop." Both Woodruff and Meyer right now." Eastern coach Jeff Woodruff spoke of injuries, but from differ- LEADING THE WAY: Captains Robert Redd (top left), Andy Sahm (top right), Jon Mazur (bottom left) Both Northern Illinois two said that while his offense may and Chris Haneline (bottom right) will play their last game in Doyt L Perry Stadium tomorrow against weeks ago and South Florida last seem like it is based around FOOTBAIL PAGE 6 Eastern Michigan University starting at 6 p.m.

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BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK leers hope to Trying to concentrate on her own team's opening weekend ot play, women's basket- ball star and Wisconsin native Stephanie ERICA GAMBACCINI Wenzel joins the crew to sort out a huge JOEL HAMMOND ZACH BAKER STEFANIEWENZEL Asst. Sports Editor Sports reporter weekend in Ohio college football. Sports Editor Women's basketball stand strong Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Eastern Michigan at a 5-2 victory Score 100-0 59-14 43-6 57-7 HOCKEY, FROM PAGE 7 Bowling Green Rant Falcons are mad. After two tough BG has fun in the BG will come out The last time the Falcons Poor Eastern; they losses the Falcons home finale with FIRE in their in there in the third |>erioii, was played the Spartans was last Bowling Green 33 FAVORITE didn't do anything. terrorize the Eagles. eyes!!! very strong. We're very proud of yen at MuiUI Ice Arena in East him.... Bobby has been playing Lansing, Mich, for the first- very well in practice and work- round of the CO IA Playoffs. Prediction Ohio State Michigan Michigan Michigan No. 9 Michigan at ing real hard. We have a trio of The Falcons had a 3-1 lead Score 19-3 21-17 26-21 33-28 goaltenders that, in practice, heading into the third period, No. 2 Ohio State Rant For once, Buckeyes Wolverines spoil the Every time I pick Only because Maria work very hard and make our but the Spartans weren't about dominate. Erica cries Buckeyes' perfect against OSU they will hate me for shooters better by being very to go down without a fight. Ohio State 4 FAVORITE alllllll the way home season. Go Blue! win. Hmmm... picking. strong." MSI) scored two goals to send BG is hoping that this the game into overtime, while strength and the momentum the Sp;u tans came away with a Prediction Toledo Toledo Northern Illinois Toledo Toledo at from last weekend's win will 4-3 victory. Northern Illinois Score 15-12 24-21 28-17 10-7 cany over into tonight's game The next night the Spartans Rant This way, BG-UT BG needs UT to win Northern Illinois Too bad they both against MSI). came out on top of their game. game means some- if they want a share prevails at home. can't lose. "A Michigan State game is Before the Falcons knew it they Northern Illinois 1.5 FAVORITE thing in MAC. of the MAC title. always a big game for us," wen down 4-0, but BG scored Paluch said. "We're not fooled two goals in the last period for a final score of 4-2, Predlc,ion Rutgers Notre Dame Notre Dame Rutgers at all by theil last two week- Rutgers at ends. We know they are a very "It's a little bit like Michigan 10-1 17-10 16-14 24-14 No. 8 Notre Dame jj ' good hockey club. They were a in that this has been a rivalry ™ And, the Irish are The Fighting Irish ND's turnaround is Ok, maybe I've spent team that was picked second that's been going on for a long, stand strong and still something to too much time on my officially spent. Ha. in our league for very good rea- long time." Paluch said "Then Notre Dame 28.5 FAVORITE behold. defeat the Rutgers. jump shot. son. There's no question in our have been a lot of classic mind that they're going to be a Howling Given Michigan State Prediction USC USC UCLA USC team that's going to be battling games well back into the early No. 7 USC at for the title at the end of the 80s and right on through. ...We No. 24 UCLA Score 38-21 35-24 34-30 10-7 Rant Carson Palmer can Close game, but UCLA is at home A defensive battle. year.'' haven't had much success play. He'll show it USC comes out on against USC. Throw The Spartans are looking to against them recently. They've had some very good hockey USC 5.5 FAVORITE Sundays next fall. top in the end. the book out. take revenge after losing a two- game series against Ohio State teams.... This year is no differ- last weekend (5-2, 4-1) as they ent They have a very talented Minnesota at Prediction Wisconsin Wisconsin Minnesota Wisconsin will bring a talented club to club. Now it's up to us to raise Wisconsin Score 21-18 17-14 24-14 28-14 BGSU Ice Arena. the bat hen' and get some wins Rant Wisconsin badgers The Badgers win Minnesota is the YEAH WISCONSIN!!! "They are very skilled, espe- against them." their way to a win. with home field 4th best team in No one can beat my cially on the blue line," Paluch "I think it will be big for us," Wisconsin 7 FAVORITE advantage. the big ten. home state said. "They have three wry tal- Minnaharriel said "lust like ented defensemen from an every game, we have the feeling RECORDS 33-21 42-12 42-12 (reporter) 35-19 (guest) offensive standpoint. Duncan that weie competitive and we Keith, Brad Fast and Michael can beat just about any team. It l.iles, those are three very |ust hasn't come together so far. skilled defensemen. limmy I think this weekend is even Slater, upfront, is as talented a mon Important because of the BOWLING GREEN SENIORS PLAY LAST GAME AT HOME player as there is in the confer- game that we had against Michigan where we tied them. I Listen below are the 17 seniors on the BG football team, who will play their final home game tomorrow ence." Women Slater recorded a goal for the think we played unbelievable against Eastern Michigan. This group has led the Falcons to two consecutive eight-win seasons, and are Spartans Friday night, but thai that game." looking for their ninth win tomorrow vs. the Eagles. did little damage to the Tonights Faceofl is sol for face Iona Player Position Height Weight Hometown Buckeyes who came away with 7:05 at BGSU Ice Arena Chris Haneline Linebacker 6-1 225 North Olmsted, OH Robert Redd Wide receiver 5-10 200 Dayton, OH for first Jon Mazur Offensive line 6-2 290 Akron, OH Andy Sahm Quarterback 6-6 225 Indianapolis, IN Jerry Wagner Defensive back 5-11 200 Dayton, OH time ever Marcus Allen Linebacker 6-1 225 Columbus, OH Joe Alls Running back 5-10 195 Sterling Heights. Ml Pat Fleming Punter 6-2 190 Ottawa, Ontario WOMEN'S BBALL, FROM PAGE 5 Game divides Alex Glantzis Defensive Line 6-4 280 Mentor, OH Joe Gutierrez Long Snapper 6-3 235 Carson, CA Tuesday, and do whatever 1 need Emmanuel Hendrix Defensive back 5-10 180 Pahokee, FL to in order to help us win." Greg Kupke Offensive Line 6-3 290 Sterling Heights, Ml BG returns to the court on Godfrey Lewis Running back 5-9 190 Toronto, Ontario neighborhoods Sunday to face Iona in the first O.J. Owchar Defensive Line 6-3 275 Windsor, Ontario ever meeting between the two Will league Defensive Line 6-5 260 Cincinnati, OH DIVIDED, FROM PAGE 5 the teachers is sure to play the schools. Dennis Wendel Offensive Line 6-7 315 St. Henry, OH Ohio Stale fight song on the The Gaels are coming off an 8- Martez Johnson Running back 5-10 188 Detroit, Ml block. buildings public address sys- 21 season where they also fin- "They just keep crawling tem. ished 5-13 in die Metro Atlantic across the state line," says "It's never planned, but it Conference. Patterson. always happens," Wiltse says. IU is coached by tenth-year Broz. a Michigan season tick- At the Buckeye & Wolverine man Anthony Bozzella and are et holder, plans a big party at her Shop in Toledo, the merchan- led by 6-2 senior forward lessica Football relatively healthy house. She'll even pull out a dise and loyalties are split down Attinelly and senior point guard framed photo of Ohio State fans the middle, loo. Charlotte Rocker, who averaged FOOTBALL FROM PAGE 5 secondary will be full speed for Senior wide receiver Robert mounting a loss a few seasons "I'm not coming over there," 10.1 points to go along with 5 first time since I don't know Redds closing in on some pretty ago. Ohio State fan Michael Monica rebounds per game last season ent perspectives. Meyer's team, when." distinct company as his career "I get it out every year," she yells out to his girlfriend. Coach Miller felt thai die which has been banged up Woodruff, though, was a little winds down. said. Christine Crawford, who is Geek, who play at Savage Hall throughout the season, looks to less optimistic about his team's Redd needs just a reception Not even politics arc Immune shopping for a Michigan jersey. against Toledo on Saturday, be healthy for the home stretch. predicament. for 200 in his career, and two to from the rivalry. The jersey is pan of a bet she should haw the advantage com- "This will be the first game "We're so beat up on the offen- break his school record single- former Toledo Mayor Carry has with his father. The loser has ing into the game. since Ohio where we will be rela- sive and defensive lines that we game total of 72 set last season. Finkbeiner is a Michigan Ian to wear the other teams jersey "Iona should have die advan- tively Ihealthyl," Meyer said. just try to find out from team Redd also needs 91 yards receiv- Current Mayor lack Ford played every Saturday for the rest of the tage, even though it's the first 'Everyone's going to be pretty doctor who can play on game ing to take over Stan Hunter's briefly under coach Woody year. time we've seen each other," close to be coming back. Our day." career mark of 2.679 set in 1985. Hayes at Ohio State. On the other side of the store, coach Miller said. "They won't Students at Highland lames Skelding is loading up on have much time to watch any Elementary in Sylvania will lx- Buckeye music and buttons. His tape on us, because they have a decked out in scarlet and gray or wife, Oina. is a Michigan gradu- game the night before, but they From the age of thirty, humans maize and blue on Friday. ate. know our offense pretty well." "I have a great big 'Block O' in "It's a pretty violent time of the Tonight's game is scheduled gradually begin to shrink in size. my office," said Dale Wiltse, the year," he said. for a 7 p.m. tip-off. Sunday's con- principal. "If you drive by the There's always a battle over test at Anderson Arena is set to school, you can see it in the win- which Hag goes up the pole in start at 3 p.m. dow." the front yard and who gets con- At the end of the daw one of trol ol the music on the stereo.

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8:30 a.m. -4.30 p.m. Appetizers; A Sampling ol Works by BGSUSchool olArt Grads Union Galleries

10 a.m. -4 p.m Wake Up Little Susie: Pregnancy and Power before Roe vs Wade A three-dimensional collaborative on the theme ol pregnancy and race between 1945 and 1965. WillardWankelman Gallery

Noon -5 p.m Hot-Tub-A-nton BGSU Men's Chorus fund-raiser to raise money for recruitment tours. Members take turns sitting together in a hot tub lor 50 hours. Union Oval Area

7 p.m. Hockey against Michigan State BGSU kx Arena

8 p.m. Plastic Shatters Improv Troupe / Free and open to the public Elsewhere Theatre

8 p.m. Concert Band. University Band and Wind Ensemble Free and open to the public. Musical Arts Center

8 p.m. -9 p.m. Amazing Stargazing Multi-media show in the Planetanum tl donation suggested BGSU Planetarium

8 p.m. -2 a.m. \, BSU Fashion Show Sponsored by the Black Student Union. Olscamp 101

11 p.m. The Royal Tenenbaums Union Theatre Saturday deconstructing t h e

8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m Appetizers: A Sampling of Works by BGSU School of Art Grads Union Galleries

10 a.m. -4 p.m Wake Up little Susie: Pregnancy and Power before Roe vs. Wade A three-dimensional collaborative on the theme of pregnancy and race between 1945 and 1965 milardVtankelman Gallery

10 a.m. -5 p.m. Children's literacy Event Event sponsored by the Bookstore. Union Multipurpose Room

6 p.m. Football against Eastern Michigan U. students discuss their experience in Miss America pageants Senior Night Perry Stadium Being Miss America is more than looking Rockford as a high school senior. Since then 7 p.m good in a swimsuit and walking on stage al she has participated in five local pageants, Volleyball against Central Michigan Anderson Arena the pageant. winning two that sent her to Miss Ohio. It requires hard work, dedication and confi- It is different for senior April Yeager. She 8 p.m. Bowling Green Opera Theater: Opera ■ dence according to University junior, Abby always dreamed of participating in the Miss Gala Free and open to the public. Bollenbacher. America pageant. The day a pageant would Moore Musical Arts Center Abby should know. In June 2003, she will air, April would put on her "frilliest" dress and

9 p.m. -2 a.m. participate in her second Miss Ohio pageant prance around the house. Turkey Jam Sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha as Miss Lorain County. For her, it is a daily When she became old enough to partici- Union Ballroom project to prepare herself. pate in the pageant at 17, though, she wasn't Sunday "The former Miss Ohio did something sure about how to become a contestant and if everyday to prepare," Abby says. "I make a she could dedicate the time necessary. 830 am -4:30 p.m Appetizers: A Sampling of Works by conscious effort everyday to prepare— It was last year that she found Miss BGSU School of Art Grids Union Galleries whether it is practicing my talent or working America's Web site and saw that she could on my platform." participate in the Miss Cincinnati pageant, a 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Wake Up Little Susie: Pregnancy and Abby didn't dream of being Miss America or preliminary to Miss Ohio. Power before Roe vs. Wade even Miss Ohio. Her voice coach in junior Three pageants later and in her last year of A three-dimensional collaborative on the theme of pregnancy and race between high was involved in the pageant circuit and eligibility, April is hoping to win a local 1945 and 1965 milardfYankelman Gallery Abby wanted to be like her. So she participat- pageant and attend Miss Ohio. ed in a local pageant in her hometown of "I want to do as many pageants as I can 9:30 p.m. UA0 Movie: The Royal Tenenbaums PAGEANT. PAGE 8 Union Theatre Associated Press Photo MISS AMERICA 2003 ERIKA HAROLD story by klmberly Hupps ■ p age design by erica mlnlx

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PAGEANT. FROM PAGE 7 cruelty. She would like to make There has to be a taped process, and it begins before the animal cruelty a felony in Ohio, WHAT IT TAKES TO WIN THE MISS AMERICA CROWN accompaniment and the contestants ever step on stage. since it's my last year and my which she says has some of the Contestants in any Miss America Organization pageant are selected based on performance has to be The day of the pageant, usually last chance at Miss Ohio." April most lax laws in the country. the same criteria under two minutes. in the afternoon, the judges says. "An animal, domestic or other- INTERVIEW: 40% TALENT: 30% The two-minute rule speak wilh the contestants indi- Mellissa Marksberry, wise, has the same rights we do, eliminates many songs she vidually. Questions can be about University freshman, is waiting in my opinion: the right to be could perform. The con- the contestant's platfonn, beliefs her rum. She participated in her cared for medically, loved, fed, testants often order their and the person in general. fourth Miss America pageant last and sheltered." April says. tapes from a special com- "During the interview, the weekend in Defiance's Miss "Failure to provide them these pany that specializes in judges have to picture you as Northwestern Ohio pageant. basic needs, or inflicting any pageant music Miss America," April says. "The She says the average winner is unnecessary pain on them, is April has ordered tapes questions are really to find out 21 years old and she is only 19. considered cruelty." for the pageant. She sang who the girls are as people." She is "not expecting to get any- For Mellissa. her platform "Art is Calling for Me" in To prepare for the interview, thing." came from a group that came to the Miss Northwestern Mellissa's family asks her ques- Unlike Abby and April, her high school. STAND UP, Ohio pageant last week- tions about dinner. The ques- Mellissa got her start in beauty Students Talking About Negative end. tions may be random, but they pageants at the Miss Teen Ail- Decisions Under Pressure, is an Mellissa also perfonns a help her to think on her feet, American pageant in Miami, Fla. organization that puts on skits at show tune for her talent. which is important during the when she was a senior in high middle schools. She performs "Bom to interview. school. The beauty pageant is She tried to get the program Entertain" from the musi- BEAUTY different because it is about started as an extra-curricular cal Ruthless. The interview is the one part ON STAGE looking good in a swimsuit, not activity after STAND UP visited "Most people have never of the pageant where it doesn't KNOWLEDGE & your interview or platform. her high school in Defiance. Her heard of the musical," she matter what the contestant looks AWARENESS: 10% PLATFORM platform enables her to accom- says. "It's like little orphan like. For all three girls, part of the plish what she couldn't in high Annie gone evil." However, the question of a SWIMSU allure of the pageant is the school. For the musical number, beauty standard is undeniable. chance to promote a cause Abby would say that like April she both sings and dances, "There is a certain beauty important to them. and Mellissa's platform, her plat- which fits into her theater standard or we wouldn't be Source missamenca org HMwrtr Oupps BC Nnn The platform was introduced form is different. major. putting make up on backstage," into the program in 1989 as a "Most people do awareness of young adults choose or theater majors. INTERVIEW Abby says. way for Miss America contes- certain diseases and the arts," to go to college because it is the "I like the talent portion of the Abby says the talent is harder April says, though, that there is tants to become representatives Abby said. "Mine is unique next step in life rather than pageant," April says. "It separates for her because of her major but a broader range of looks in the and advocates "of the ideals and (because it focuses on funding)." something they want to do. the winners from the non win- what she loves is the interview. Miss America pageants than ideas that forge America's Her platform.though, was not "You have to make college ners." It is the second most However, the interview portion Miss USA, a beauty pageant. future," according to the Miss inspired by the recent budget worthwhile," she says. "You have important aspect, after all, worth of the pageant is often consid- She says anyone can do it. cuts. The idea actually came America Web site. to have more funding to do this." 30 percent of the overall score. ered the most difficult aspect. "I used to see girls and think I While April had always wanted from the Springboard class at the TALENT Abby, a performance major, It is also the most important, could never be that pretty or to be in the pageants since she University. The pageant helped Abby, sings an Italian aria at the worth 40 percent of the overall thin." April says. "When you get As a Springboard coach, she was a child, the Miss America April and Mellissa make college pageant. She has tried other score. backstage and see them without pageants gave her an opportuni- learned that college is not for worthwhile because of their operas but restrictions make it April thinks it is the most their make up, you find out that ty to speak out against animal everyone. Abby says too often majors; all three arc either music difficult to do other pieces. "nervewracking" pan of the they are just normal girls."

MISS AMERICA TIMELINE 1921I1935!194511954 1968 197311984 1994 Sixteen-year-old | The talent portion of the j The first Miss America ABC first televised the Feminists staged a Rebecca King admitted ; The first black winner Heather Whitestone Margaret Gorman was i competition was added j scholarship was $5,000 i Miss America Pageant protest in Atlantic City she entered the was Vanessa Williams, became the first person crowned the first Miss i to the pageant. and given to Bess j and reached 39 percent as a part of the second pageant for money. She I She later resigned due with disabilities to win. America in Atlantic City, j Myerson. of the TV audience. wave of feminism. used it for law school. to risque photos. She is deal.

PURPOSE OF THE MISS AMERICA PAGEANT The Miss America Organization is significance, the Miss America the leading provider of scholarships Organization is a not-for-profit for young women in the wodd. Each organization that has maintained a year, more than $40 million in cash tradition for many decades of and tuition scholarship assistance empowering young women to is made available to the young achieve their personal and proles women who compete in the system. sional goals, while providing a This assistance is not just for the forum in which to express their handful of young women who opinions, talent and intelligence. 1 «^M become Miss America, but is avail- Scholarships have been the comer- i M * able to the over 12,000 young stone of the Miss America program women who compete in the state since 1945 when Bess Myerson was and local competitions as well. the first Miss America to receive a Today, the Miss America scholarship Irom the Organization. Organization is one of the nation's Participating in the Miss America leading achievement programs as system helps you pay for college, well as the world's largest provider prepare lor a career and provides of scholarship assistance lor young life experience. women. Rich in history and social Source: www.missamehc3.org m ^

CONTESTANT REQUIREMENTS m W To compete you must be: forth by the Miss America Organization • Between the ages of 17 and 24 • Be in reasonably good health to • A U.S. citizen meet the job requirements • Meet residency requirements lor • Be able to meet the time commit- CONTESTANTS: (Above) Mellissa Marksberry and April Yeager in the competing in a certain town or ment and job responsibilities as set opening procession at the Miss Northwestern Ohio pageant. (Right) Abby state forth by the local program in which Bollenbacher competing in the Miss Ohio pageant last June. She will • Meet character criteria as set you compete. return in June 2003.

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CHRISTINA AGUILERA Christina herself. In "Beautiful," and create improvisational jazz another successful album. live she sings her heart out with lyrics lo perfection. at Ivlsum Field In Bmdiler like "I am beautiful no matter "Saturday Evening Colorado, recorded over a year BG alumni find STRIPPED what they say/Words can't bring Meditation," written by guitarist ago, combines songs from A- me down." Sung melodically, Hob 1 lowaid. starts off with a most of ins receni abums, RCA Records "Cruz" infused with lyrics like, great bass and .1 run i line that while adding some new ver- "Turn down the memories of will get even the laziest person sions. music success yesteryears and broken dreams I moving. The album started out with By Angela L Gorier what fans praise The Big Creak bring/One day." The band uses guitars, saxo- an up beat version of. "Don't PUISC ASSIS1ANI E D11 0 H First and foremost, before you Those of you who think that phone, bass, keyboards and Drink theWatcr." Although for most, gaining their primary say that I have a bias for Christina is a mere aesthetic pop drums to speak to us about their some people might not enjoy Formed by BG alumnus )im at fan base at Easy Street open- Christina, I would like to inform princess: I challenge you to take creation. listening to live albums Koch, The Big Creak has been mic nights. you that I am not a fan of hers. I another look and step outside of During track two. "The Joy of because of the audience's feed- redefining itself and their music With mood moving and bought the CD Stripped out of your box. Truth," they get a little more back, their cheers help lo set for the past six years. rhythmic beats, the band sheer curiosity, and to see her fall Much like Pink did in her new upbeat. The solos, especially the the up-beat mood DMB aims Now based in Columbus, the makes you feel as if you are out- on her face. After reviewing the album, Christina makes over her saxophone solos are what drives for. band formerly known as Big side at Blossom Music Center CD, I have found that this is not style and herself with self-discov- this piece to the end. And it wouldn't be a Dave Creek is described as a dancing barefoot in the grass. the case. ery. Remember, that this is com- At times the solos get a bit off Matthews Band concert with roots/ alteniative/pop band. The combination of an opti- I don't think that anyone could ing from someone who was not rhythm but the dnims keep out Ma classic song, "Crash The incorporation of these gen- mism and laid-back stage pres- deny that Christina has an amaz- an original fan. everyone on the same page. into Me." res into their sound, makes ence also gives the band an ing voice, but many people ques- The album slows up a bit with With an encore that includ- them unique and intriguing to extra audience appeal. tion her attire and attitude. - Brett Plieifer track three, T low Did My Soul ed hits like "Two Step" and listen to. Definitely a band to While 1 question it as well. 1 The songs on the albums Get Way out Here," written by "Ants Marching' the album appease even the most fickle of consist mainly of those pertain- decided to place these percep- Matt Baumann, who is also the didn't fail to leave me wishing I music fanatics. tions of her aside and review the PARAGON ing to relationships, both band's saxophone player. could have been part of the The Big Creak's present line- romantic and not. CD as I would any other artist. A mysterious bass line starts up consists of Aaron Bright, Stripped is a compilation of audience myself. In my opin- "I write about things that I DEMO out the song leaving us in sus- ion, he didn't leave out one hit keyboards and background can't figure out," said primary deeply personal experiences that pense. A little laid back, but it song in the concert. vocals, Keith Maxwell Button, Christina has accumulated over A songwriter Koch. Busted Key Music paints a very soothing picture. ()ne of the songs DMB gave drums, Paul Graves, bass guitar, her lifetime. She not only bears anil lim Koch, lead vocals and "Having a song lum into Paragon's style can appeal to i newer twist to was, "Angel." something important to them her assets on this album, but also all who are willing to give it a You can tell the audience was guitar. her soul. Collectively, they have |(he fans|," both Koch and chance. pleased with this version, by Bright said, is what is they like There are a few songs with their feedback during the saxo- released Viree Song Demo in similar beats and rhythms as Tired of pop music or rap? A -David Schrag phone interlude and the 2002, Makeshift Sessions. most about being in the band "Dirtty/'and "Can't Hold Us newer group with older stan- "Lovely ladies" solo at the end. Volume 1 in 2001, This One in The band strives to be as gen- Down," but this song holds a dif- uine as possible, even produc- dards has brought back the DAVE MATTHEWS If you are part of the handful 1999 and several cassette and ferent meaning than "Dirrry" enjoyment of simply listening to of people who aren't a Dave CD singles. But not until their ing their song, "You've Been does. a group jam session. That group BAND Matthews Band fan. this newest album, lust Left Town. Seeing Him" in their home stu- She trades lyrics like "Bodies is Paragon. album is perfect to help you did the band truly find them- dio. packed, front to back, move your Fresh off of two performances relax or even to listen to on selves, said Koch. In addition to their contribu- ass. I like that" with harsher lyrics in the BG area. Paragon are not LIVE AT FOLSOM long road trips. You'll be able The Big Creak's present tions lo the college music scene, like "Should I keep quiet just only entertaining themselves, A album has seen major success The Big Creak has also been because I'm a woman." this to listen to the whole CD with- they are winning over the crowd. RCA Records out having to skip any song over the Internet, shooting to active in several benefit con- song became the mantra of the Unlike most pop bands, tracks. the top spot on Mp3.corn's certs. Notably, performing at the CD. Paragon writes their own music, Power Pop charts. University's Dance Marathon Perhaps the most introspec- but there is a twist; they don't - Angie Scintn The live shows of this band is for the past three years. tive lyrics come from a songs lik*' always play the same thing. As if his fans would be sur- her second single "Beautiful" and 'niey use the same lines and prised to hear, Dave Matthews **************************************************** "Cm/," which were both compli- chords, but they come together has once again released ments of Linda Perrv and

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University ■ ] N 1 ■ • H 1 1 < u Rent$325/mo Call419-3532441. Please apply in person at 532 E. 32 Advantage "I Courts Apts. 352-1554 H 1 0 aflo 1 1 t 'i n Wooster St. Btwn. 10am-4pm 33 Move about rapidly - ■ - N 1 S 3 b i : U V '.: It d Wanted grad tickets tor Dee., up to 7 this Thur.-Fn. & Mon.-Tue. 35 Moray and conger o 1-2 Subleasers needed ASAP from a 0 N 1 1 • n ("i .\ 1 1 B tickets needed- will pay 1-440-877- 37 Vex Jan 03- May 03. $250/mo. • util. . N J 1 i HIHM 1 . M V ■. O 1 Woodland Towne Centre needs Hol- 40 Indistinct 9498 or vitasaUJbgnet.bgsu.edu Close to campus. 352-8195 r. 1 A V a DBD i 1 V u 3 d 0 iday Entertainers. Clowns, Mimes, 3 1 V H i s|s rl 0 1 a H * " Caricaturist musicians, jugglers, 2 bdrm. apts. available in serene Help Wanted etc. SlO/hr Call Beth 0 354-4447 park-like setting. From $500 mo.. VOTED BEST PIZZA 10 STRAIGHT YEARS includes appliances, heat, & refurbished entries. PISPIN€LLO'S^ For Sale Bowling Green Village 419-352-6335 $250 a day potential bartending ^pr203N.Moin «« MIIV6RV 352.5166 one Item Pizza Training provided. 2 Bdrm. fum. apt. for fall sem. or ^^^ S5.00 Minimum 1-800-293-3985 ext 541 pen Weekdays 4P.M. • Lunch Fri."Sat.-Sun. 'Ask about our other delivery specials 1993 Eagle Summit LX Wagon 03/04 school yr. $450/mo. includes Bartender i, Servers Needed!! 116K. Good Condition $2700 OBO util No pets, no smoking Close to Apply 2-4 Mon-Fri at 1902 Front St campus. Ask for Tim 353-5074. Tony Packot 419-691-6054 419-873-1715 1994 Eagle Vision. 106 K miles. All 2 Bedroom House, HApPYFriDAY...HapPyFRi Bartenders needed. No experience leather interior, CD, power every- Washer & Dryer. Nice. For Rent For Rent necessary. Earn up to $300 a day. thing. $2500 OBO. 419-381-0517 419-252-2190 1-866-291-1884ex1 U112 1995 Toyota Previa LE Van. 2 bedroom., furnished. DIRECT CARE/RESIDENTAL Excellent condition. 52.000 miles 1 block trom campus. Subleasers needed. 2 Bdrm. w/W/D, SPECIALISTS- Pt/time positions Call 352-8883 352-5239 avail, providing care & support to newly remodeled only $500/mo. individuals w/developmental disabili- 1999 Red Ford Mustang, automatic 2 Rmtes. needed for Jan. $262 plus Spring Semester Rentals Available Avail by the 1st of the yr. ties living In residential settings. excellent cond. Mustang graphics util. 1 min. to campus, 1 min. to dntn Good selection & good locations. Call Jason or Katie & 352-8189 W Primarily mornings & weekends. both sides. 32,000 miles. $13,700. Own rm/prking Chris 419-353-3199 Call John Newlove Real Estate Call 419-257-3430 Rental Office. 354-2260 '^ftg • Starting wage S8.03-$9.59 BRAND NEW APT. O Sterling, on Ovtr 100.000 square tot of depending on experiencededuation Bed brand new. Queen size pillow Napoleon. Immediate Occupancy or Enl.Halnmantt Including Food, • $1.00 hr. attendance bonus & top set, full warranty. Will sacrifice move in 2nd semester. Furnished, S-acroon Thoatro.Toy*, Areaaaa, $.75 hr shitt differential $165 can deliver. Call 419-392-7465 incl. Washer/dryer, pool, hot tub. fit- Subleaser needed ASAP for large 2 0—taaf, Waa, Skalouart., • Excellent Benefits Kenwood Passive Sub-Woofer SW- ness & computer ctr, air co. and Bdrm. lower apt. w/patk). $395/mo. Comprehensive training program 15HT 100 WT. for home theater sys- parking. No Deposit. Take over Call Libbie O 353-5847 PhaiarSaN, Daaca Club * Morol & excellent benefits. Must be 18. tem. Brand new, never used 1 yr. lease thru May 2003. $355/mo. Will nave a valid driver's license & good warranty. Asking $100. 419-287- pay share of utilities until Dec 31 Subleaser needed ASAP for Spring driving record, physically tit & able to Out I60i Ye*' Award Winaig CarNnv* 9821 and rent free until Jan. 1. $100 Cash Semester. Efficiency located across lltl 60 lbs. Applications accepted Bonus if signed by Jan. 1. Call 419- from campus on Thurstin. $395 mo. Older Model Washer and Dryer M-F from 8am to 4pm at 7223 Mau- 346-3486. Call Sarah at 353-1589 Bahamas Party Works Great. $100 for Both. mee-Westem Rd , Maumee, OH. Female roomate needed ASAP. 419-865-0251 EOE Call 419-353-0674. Subleaser needed ASAP 1 bdrm , 1 Large bdrm. $250/mo. ♦ 1/2 utils. Cruise $299 Honest Reliable Person to work for Subleaser needed Jan-May. Call Julie 373-9983. bath, pets allowed, pay electic only. f 0*r> - MOM HMU - f raa Pimm • .■•dud*. I*u* 1 Bdrm Large apt. Close to cam- Dec 23-May 11 725 9th St. #3. Call established cleaning service, resi- Female subleaser needed pus S400/mo. Call 352-6070 Molly 352-7071. dential Day shift Call Brenda 669- for Jan 03 until Aug. '03. 4183 5250 plus util. Call 352-6833. Cancun $459 Subleaser needed by Jan 1,2002. Local market research co now far- 7 H-BMI - AM ft HgW • FIM *vM ft M tin MDrtnta For Rent Female subleaser needed in 1 Bdrm. apt. Rent S350/mo -futilities. ing telephone interviewers for over Campbell Hill Apts for spring 419-294-4038 Christmas break. Please stop in & semester Call 419-353-2840 fill out an application at 325 E. Subleaser needed for efficiency Jamaica $46^ Wooster (across from Taco Bell). Free heat. Sublease. 2 bdrm, air 451 Thurstin Ave. Jan. - Aug. > Hlghl! • AM ft HoM • 11 Moun 0< Drinhi " 2nd semester leases avail, dis- cond, dishwasher. Rent only Call Angie 353-1394. Need a reliable aftn. counterperson. counted rates. Starts at $220/mo. $475/mo, 419-353-7751, leave msg. www.SprlngBreakTravel.com Approx. 2-6 Mon-Fri. & some Sats, Call 353-0325 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Subleasers needed! Hemzsite Apt Klatfke 8-1. Apply at 1204 W. Wooster. Furnished 2 BR apt. Close to cam- 2 bdrm/max 4 people Furniture for Long's Cleaners, 354-4494 "'03-04 house & apt. listings avail. pus Avail. Spring Semester free. Call Heather at 354-7842. 1-800-678-6386 Thursday I* Studant ID Nlta Located 24/7 at 316 E. Merry «3 or Call 419-353-2891. Only S3.50 with ID Need reliable after school driver lor will mail them. All next to campus. school age child Would also include Houses & Apts. for 2003-2004 Signing leases now Call 353-0325 school yr. 1-3 person homes avail.. help w/ homework. 5 days a wk from 9am-9pm Die Another Day 3:15-5:30pm $80/wk Please call 12 mo. leases only. Steve Smith 419-352-3592 after 7pm. •"1 bedroom apt. for rent for 1 or 2 419-352-8917. No calls after 8pm. X (1:15), 4:10, 7:00. 9:55 people. 4 1/2. 9, or 12 month lease Listing at 532 Manville Ave. Office Part-Time Internship Ad Sales. PR. avail As low as $450. Fully furnish- Distribution. Well Paid Flexible Male or female subleaser needed. ed, includes all utilities, close to Hours. E-mail ucalObendnet.com ASAP. Own room. & bathroom. Friday After Next campus, quiet area. 352-1520. Call 352-7637. Management Inc. with 'Intern' in subject line. 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