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3 State University -: \¥^ M JJL ^H ^«v™ THURSDAY *%^2 December 14, ' JSP2 M^W| 2000 V* Rll BABY, IT'S COLD BASKETBALL- OUTSIDE Bowling Green lost to HIGH: 281 LOW: 21 Michigan last night, 89- wvm.bgnews.com 71, PAGE 8 independent student press VOLUME 90 ISSUE 73
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By Ron Foumier AP POLITICAL WRITER Soon to be the 43rd presi- dent, Republican George W. Bush turned Wednesday to the twin challenges of constructing a government and uniting a nation divided. Al Gore exited the tortuously close race with a pledge to put aside partisan rancor and a plea for national unity behind the new chief executive. "May God bless his steward- ship of this country," Gore said in an address to die nation. The vice president, who called Bush to concede shortly before his speech, joked that he had promised not to "call him back this time," a reference to the concession he phoned to Bush Associated Press Ptiolo on Election Night and later FINALLY. A WINNER: Texas Gov. George W. Bush shakes hands as he leaves the state Capitol in Austin Monday. withdrew. Bush, for his part, closed his conversation with the vice president by telling Gore, "I look forward to working with you to heal the nation." The two made plans to meet Bush is new president-elect in Washington on Tuesday. Victorious Republicans, in By Sandra Sobieraj Uebcrman and his family. four!" conciliatory and sympathetic ASSOCIAHD PRESS WRITER Core recognized that the 50 Gore and Uebcrman, who had tones, prepared to claim con- WASH INGTON—Al Gore sur- million voters who cast their bal- pledged to "make history" with trol of both the White House lots for Gore-Lieberman on Nov. the country's first Jewish vice and Congress for the first time rendered his epfc M day court in more than 45 years, while battle lor the presidency on 7 were disappointed. "I am too. president, were instead settling Wednesday. "For the sake of our Our disappointment must be into record books as the first tick- Democrats talked ominously of deep partisan schisms to con- overcome by our love of country," et since 1888 to win the nation- unity MS a people and the demn the U.S. Supreme Court strength of our democracy, I offer he said from an armored presi- wide popular vote but lose in the ruling that pushed Gore from dential lectern missing its presi- my concession," the vice presi- decisive Electoral College. the race. dent said from the White House dential seal. "I accept the finality of this out - "This might be the end of a he cannot claim Gore spoke minutes after tele- come, which will be ratified next campaign, but it's just the In a valedictory from the cere- phoning his congratulations to Monday in the Electoral College," beginning of a much longer, monial oilier he turns over to Bush in the Texas governor's Gore said. difficult process," Sen. George Republican George W Bush's mansion and quipped about the Clinton telephoned from Voinovich, R-Ohio, said. running mate, Dick Cheney, on Election night drama in which Northern Ireland minutes after In a televised address that Ian. 20. Con- signaled some of the Gore called Bush twice—once to news broke Wednesday morning lasted less than 10 minutes, bitter reluctance to concede concede, once to retract. that Gore was giving up. The two Gore mixed words of unity with defeat that propelled his dogged "1 promised him that I would- political partners had grown the unmistakable message that fight for Florida ballot recounts, n't call him back this time," Core apart during the campaign, in Associated Press Photo he felt wronged by the Supreme "Now the u.s. Supreme Court said in the nationally televised which the vice president labored Court ruling that stopped the has spoken U't there be no address. to distance himself from Clinton's CLOSE CALL Vice President Al Gore waves to his supporters during a campaign rally in Tampa, Fla., in November. Florida recount and prompted doubt," Gore said. "While I The rivals are to meet on personal scandals. his concession. strong)) disagree with the court's Tuesday in Washington — a More than 103 million accurately." Gore had to push his nationally "While I strongly disagree position, I accept it." man-to-man summit meant to Americans who went to the polls "In his heart, 1 don't think he televised concession to 9 p.m. in with the court's decision, I He called for his supporters to pull die deeply divided naUon on Nov. 7 gave Gore a lead of wants to stop," said Rep. Peter his ceremonial office at the Old unite behind Bush. togedier after an unprecedented about 330,000 over Bush. Dcutsch, D-Fla., who regularly Executive Office Building at the accept it," he said. "1 accept the "We dose ranks when the con- court battle over the White The U.S. Supreme Court campaigned at Gore's side in the White House. The vice presiden- finality of this outcome." test Is done," Gore said House, and neutralize some of pushed Gore from his overtime state that ultimately gave Bush tial mansion at the Naval He allowed there would be "While we yet hold — and do the at ill remnants of not only this struggle for an electoral majority his 271 -267 electoral margin. Observatory, was overrun time for disagreements down not yield - out opposing beliefs, race, but the 1992 race in which when it ruled late Tuesday that One adviser close to Gore said between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. by a the road, but said "now is the there is a higher duty than the. Bush saw his father driven from further recounts in Florida could he was writing the speech "on a long-scheduled Christmas party. time to recognize that that one we owe to political party. This the White House by Gore and Bill not meet constitutional muster clean slate," using none of the Guest IJz Benson said Tipper which unites us is greater than is America and we put country Clinton. in time for the Dec. 18 Electoral words that he had prepared to Gore introduced her husband as that which divides us." before party," Gore said. "We will Gore, a senator's son and 16- College vote. deliver on election night. This "a man I'm very, very, very proud Leaving the White House Stand together behind our new year veteran of Congress, said he Aides said Gore was grappling adviser described Gore incorpo- of." The vice president, Benson office that he soon will vacate, president" didn't know what comes next for for the right words to help pull a rating advice from his daughters added, put his hand over his Gore was greeted outside by Standing behind Core in the him after 24 years in public office. deeply divided nation together— and brother-in-law Frank heart and thanked supporters. cheering supporters who ornate While Mouse office ware As he left the White House and to justify his dogged legal Hunger, then dictatingtospeech- "No tears, but yeah, a lot of emo- chanted "Gore'in Four," a hope- his wife, Upper, their lour chil- compound, scores of aides and fight in Florida to see "that every writer Eli Attic. ful wish for his political revival dren, running mate Sen. loscph supporters chanted "Gore in vote is counted and counted In a twist of holiday timing, Election. PAGE 2 in 2004. Al-Mar lanes to Volunteers abudant for season By Ben Scharf who're less fortunate. Once they mentors to wrap, helping to gain made them want to be a teacher CHIEE REPORTER get in the habit of volunteering exposure and donations. makes them do this. All of them be torn down The holidays are a time when and helping others, it's more like- Currendy, the group has 23 have some desire to help," some of us feel compelled to ly to carry over into the rest of the lads matched up with mentors Wethington said. By Craig Gift ord not all of it, will have to be torn spread our good fortune and give year," Wethington said. in Wood County, and there are University organizations fre- CAMPUS EDITOR down. With massive beams hav- something back to the commu- There are several programs set more on a waiting list, or going quendy get involved with Big All those who used to bowl at ing had damage to them, I don't nity. It's a time when some peo- up for children to help spread the through the screening and Brothers Big Sisters. Fraternities Al-Mar Colonial lanes before it think the city will allow them to ple want to make a positive dif- Christmas spirit. Most mentors matching process. and sororities have thrown par- be used to rebuild the new ally." ference in others' lives. Some will do something special for burned down on Tuesday need "Whenever I come out of a ties for the kids, and sponsored not worry too much. It will be It has not been determined people, however, don't need the their little one for Christmas. meeting matching up a kid, I back. 1 exactly how the fire started, holidays to feel this way. the spir- There are also several businesses mentor-fbr-the-day activities for According to Tom Mauk. Bmi it is known that it was not it of giving is in them all year helping out the organization this always have a big smile on my kids waiting for a mentor. Lictenant of the Bowling Green caused by man. round. season. face," Wethington said. A number of organizations Fire Department, owner Bill "There may have been a Kristen Wethington is Satellite Employees of the Jeep plant in After working for Big Brothers help with the annual Bowling Wammes intends to get the alley' machine in the back that mal- Manager of the Big Brothers and Toledo put on an annual holiday seven months, Wethington has for Kids fundraiser. This takes functioned and caused the fire rebuilt for future use. Big Sisters program for Wood party for the children and their noticed that many of her volun- place every year in March to Mrs hoping to be able to to start," Mauk said. Further investigation will and Ottawa counties. She mentors with lots of entertain- teers are university students. raise money for the group. rebuild then," he said. "1 find that a lot of college stu- However, the whole building continue to take place by an believes the holidays help make ment, games and dancing. Wethington's job involves dents who come in seem to be may have to be torn down and insurance company. some people aware of others' Staples called Big Brothers and managing children in need of built completely over again. Bill Wammes, owner of Al- troubles. Big Sisters to ask if they wanted education majors. They want mentors and screening adults. "There's not much left to it," Mar Lanes, was out of town and "It's at this time of year that to do a gift wrapping program. more experience working with unavailable for comment. people become mindful of those The group recruited several children, or the same thing that he said. "A major portion of it, if i VOLUNTEERS, PAGE 2 2 Thursday, December 14.2000 BG NEWS Mentor a child
VOLUNTEER, FROM PAGE 1 the program, and display matu- rity, consistency and the ability There are several steps on the to relate and communicate well way to becoming a big brother with others. or sister. Background checks The nature of Big Brothers and a home interview are nec- Big Sisters volunteer work essary before Wethington tries makes an increase in volunteers to make a match. rare during the holidays. The "It's very important that we careful screening and matching make a good match in terms of process may take several weeks interests and personality. That before the mentor meets their gives common ground for them cliild, but volunteers for men- to start building a relationship," toring are always welcome. Wethington said. If the holidays have com- Volunteers for mentoring pelled you to make a difference must be at least 18 years old, in a child's life, then contact Big give a one year commitment to Brothers Big Sisters at 354-2113.
Associated toss Photo Campaign ends FIELD TRIP: Unidentified members of a U.S. delegation from Youngstown look at large reproductions in the Mafia museum and docu- mentation center, in Corleone, Sicily Wednesday. The delegation came to learn more about fighting organized crime in their own commu- Election. FROM PAGE 1 Gores loaned brother-in-law nity from the city once baptized as the Mafia capital of the world for having given birth to the "boss of bosses" Salvatore "Toto" Riina. Frank I lunger the Arlington. Va, rion from deep down," Benson home where Tipper Gore grew told a reporter. up and they raised their own Gore privately conceded to family. Bush once before, in the wee Associates said Gore, 52, had Ohioans get mob education hours of Nov. 8. But as the been so focused on the five By Frances D'Emilio learned about living with the the winding road, past rocky Corleone mayor when Florida vote appeared less cer- weeks of legal wrangling that he ASS0CIMC0 PRESS WHITER mob. landscapes and flocks of sheep, Ciovemale told them that about tain. Gore called the Texas gover- never spoke — out loud, at least CORLEONE Sicily — A bullet Corleone's Lesson No. 1 is that were seminar participants from 100 years ago die man was slain nor back to retract the conces- — about where his life might near the spine his souvenir from schools, churches and other Latin America and the former for refusing to bow to the Mafia. sion, touching off the unthink- turn in defeat. Aboard Air Force battling mobsters, a cigar- community institutions can fos- Soviet Union. "To hear this, it's so powerful," able election contest. Two one September night, the chomping prosecutor from Ohio ter courage in citizens who are In Georgia, the ex-Soviet said lames B. Callen, a Aides who worked nearly two one-time newspaper reporter strolled around this hill town, willing to free themselves of republic, "we don't have this kind Youngstown attorney who led years on Gore's presidential mused about maybe being "a long home to Italy's ruthless decades-old resignation to mob of Mafia We have corruption," the delegation. "It's like a stone thrown in a pond. I'm hoping campaign betrayed on writer of some kind." Corleonesi crime clan, and dominance. said Lado Chanturia, handing found exacdy what he wanted. "Symbolism can be very pow- we'll have 20 ripples which will Wednesday — in not-for-attri- Some who know him well out a business card identifying impact our community." bution remarks and casual speculated he might turn to ljke the score of other erful," said Gains, after a special him as chairman of the Supreme Callen, founder of the Citizens reformed-minded citizens from asides—their bitterness about a academia. Both Princeton and City Council session in City Hall Court of Georgia and a booklet 1-eague of Youngstown, testified Youngstown, Ohio, who toured for the benefit of the out-of- with guidelines for his nation's split Supreme Court ruling they Harvard, his alma mater, will before the U.S. Senate in 1984 on viewed as partisan and about Corleone on Wednesday, Paul towners who snapped photos ami-corruption program. his city's organized crime prob- have vacancies at the helm next Gains, Mahoning County prose- and rolled video. "It brings home Upstairs in City Hall, lem. Republican advantages they year. saw as stacked against them. cutor, was looking for lessons on the point that the romantic Corleone's Deputy Mayor Mafia families in Cleveland Whether Gore would or could how their community can root notion of the Mafia is just that — Giuseppe Governale tried to and Pittsburgh long fought for Gore had mounted his control of Youngstown, and recount in a state where Bush's try a third time for the White out organized crime. a romantic notion." debunk the notion that his town bombings and other killings brother, )eb, is governor and the House in four years was an open Their quest took them from The Youngstown group came was once subservient to Cosa bloodied the dry in the 1960s as Republican secretary of state question. their gritty steeltown, nick- to Sicily for crime-fighting semi- Nostra. The city was home to well as in later years. named Crimelown U.SA for its nars being held on the sidelines Salvatore "Toto" Riina. the "boss A federal investigation of pub- who certified Bush's victory was "That is several lifetimes in many officials and local mob- of a U.N. conference in Palermo of bosses" who was captured in lic corruption continues. So far, also co-chairwoman of his politics," said Sen. Kent Conrad, more than 70 people have been Florida campaign. sters who have been prosecut- this week that is drawing atten- 1993 after two decades on the D-N.D. "There are lots of other convicted. Gore must leave the house ed. It led them to this medieval- tion to the need for stronger laws run. Youngstown Sheriff Randall before Cheney is sworn in as his capable people who, no doubt, era hamlet once shamed as a worldwide against gangsters. The Youngstown folks, includ- Wellington blamed public apa- will step forward. Certainly this capital of Cosa Nostra and now Also aboard the two buses ing local church leaders, craned thy back home for some of his replacement on Ian. 20. For the their necks to look at a bust of a eight years they lived there, the was his best chance." proudly teaching what it has from Palermo that lumbered up dtyswoes
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I found them as With one school day left 6.1'arnily grooming is a 66 Bcinclinecr> 28 Fencing sword 67 Remardcr 30 Casaba cousin answer key, temporarily located 1 was cleaning up the "stuff I never before finals week, the cre- bonus, and a snack! KIKI MONKEY, 68 Jacket part 31 Genealogical look at" pile in my apartment. 69 Ragoedydoll dtagram on this very page. ative wells at Page 3 have 7. They know sign lan- ESQUIRE 70 Eh 32 Appear to be Amused, I decided to peruse these run virtually dry. So with guage. 7t Outbuildings 33 Bird ol itw Nile ancient documents. Me Monkey, no col- DOWN 34 Potonus or 48 L*o a stcky 56 Waterproofs Did you know that most classes out further ado, these are 8. 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Did you see Nits are tasty!!!!! of the student body knows no abilities are ecep- "Planet of the AccuWeather" forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures bounds, I have compiled a short Here catch my feces!!! list of excuses to use so that we can tionaly strong. Apes?" You evolved from me, all get through this "absence" 3. You can dress them up 12. Pray for Mojo. quit laughing you jerk. 13. Monkey torture. Oh wait you evolved from thing together. in baby's clothing. apes. (If any of my professors are 4. They don't fear public 14. Everyone has a mon- Oh hell, I don't know reading these words, everything I masturbation. key story. told you was true. So rum the what you evolved from, I'm page. Please. Because the ink on 5. All they have to wear 15. They make good pick just a monkey. pockets. 1 can use a stick as a tool. this page is harmful to anyone are diapers. Do you like my feces? with a doctorate. Really.) I so wanna nail Koko, you •Death: Difficult to pull off. You know that sign language actually died for an extended peri- monkey, she nas huge nits. od of time, causing you to miss Take me off this leash. class, lust yesterday, Dr. Herbert Quit testing eye shadow West re-animated your remains, on me, just in time for the exam. (Drawback: I-ook what they did to Vote Nader... the guy Dr. Frankenstein re-ani- mated. Proceed with caution.) •Cancer Due to living in close This monkey monologue was tran- ' Portsmouth 17 / proximity to a nuclear power scribed by Tony Recznik, Heather C 2000 AccuWeather. Inc | plant, you obtained a tumorous Heban, Erik Pepple and Jeff growth somewhere inside your Hmdenach. All of them have exten- body. It's all better, though, now. sive experience in transcribing the (Drawback They'll probably ask yammerings of monkeys, after all, Sonny Pi Cloudy Cloudy Shower* T-stormj Ran Fluff** Snow ice questions you won't be able to they edit the HG News. v^AisooAUOPrm* answer, and if discovered, you'll become a pariah. You'll never work in this town again.) •Superhero: Same as above, THREE-DAY FORECAST except that you gained mutant or superhuman powers from your Friday Saturday Sunday exposure. You had to occasionally skip class to save the world. rMOlUb rKuViLJtli <*. (I rrawback You might be asked to give your alter ego, and the "pro- PRAY FOR MOJO: THIS MONKEY'S GIRL JUST DUMPED HIM. tt** tect my secret identity" bit doesn't always work. That is why 1 have a eMostly Gambit costume, can talk in a Cloudy Rain Rain cajun dialect and call myself WORD OF THE DAY SAY WHAT?!? "Hemy") High: 32" High: 36" High: 36" •Newspaper You missed a lot of SIMIAN Low: 21* Low: 28* Low: 30" class because of your need to Pronunciation: 'si-m E-&n "Monkeys don't do it. inform the campus of current Function: adjective Monkeys, they make events and happenings. Etymology: Latin simia ape, (Drawback People might wonder love." why they've never seen your from simius snub-nosed, ANSWERS byline. I can fabricate the neces- from Greek Simos THE STATE H 5 0 sary proof... for a nominal fee. But Date: 1607 E 0 1 0. s * a N * 1 T c< V - ll s '< » 3 1 1: of, relating to THE GREATEST SKETCH you didn't read that here.) V b n v 1 Is T a ■ b 3 r\ V You could also explain that you 2: resembling monkeys or COMEDY SHOW SINCE i b 0 MOIC i 0 1 II O u i 0 vowed not to leave your domicile apes 5 3 i I | i B V T M N H 1 3 3 until we have a president-elect. PLEASANT VALLEY THURS- MONTY PYTHON. Contrary to what the public ■ - i|o|i - 1 -1 I also: that kid in high school n 3 i i i 1 II s N N 1 DAY: Owning a monkey demands, today's page will not ■ You take an active part in everyone used to throw AND THE ONLY SHOW ON j 3 Njl 5 s 0 1 d ■j » U tf 1 today's history. You call all the would be so much cooler be typed by chimps. 1 H vl 1 1 s V d ■ Cl 1 bananas at? 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IS: Lunches will continue until Dec. 21 eil/JOV A I//GHT Of ROCK AUO ROU Tate UQiicsuidu hreafc vnvfo us Last Pay to Change Meal Plan for Spring Semester - Jan. 14. 2001 W at the Midnigttt Masquerade] 1 S 4 Thursday. December 14, 2000 BG NEWS MICHIGAN ADMISSIONS POLICY UPHELD www.bgnews.com/opinion DETROIT (AP) — In a case that may wind up before the Supreme Court, a federal judge Wednesday upheld the University of Michigan's use of affirmative action in admissions, saying there is "solid evidence" that a racially diverse campus is good for education. The case is being closely watched because many colleges and universities consider race and ethnicity in admissions. OPMION U WIRE EDITORIAL New tech too powerful for gov't ANN ARBOR. Mich. — While integrity the system would have, Y0U DECIDE Privacy Information Center to use are woefully outdated. require the ability to intercept e- i 1984 has come and past, the but some aspects of Carnivore question the safety of Carnivore. Congress needs to draft modem mails, and it would be obscenely threat of Big Brother remains. are now open for public review, What do you think about Carnivore is currently too pow- legislation to govern Internet sur- naive to suggest that law enforce- . surveillance tools like The most recent threat to per- asperanorderofU.S. District erful for large-scale use. The veillance. Substantial internal ment preclude itself from utiliz- Carnivore? Let us know at sonal privacy takes the form of fudge lames Robertson. The data potential for privacy invasion and judicial review must be ing electronic surveillance. In an e-mail tap by the name of released to date show several [email protected] remains too great. Aside from the required prior to the wielding of some cases, after appropriate Carnivore. This software is areas of concern, and these con- "accidental" overuse of this system. Using laws from the review, a system comparable to intended to allow the FBI to cerns must be addressed. Carnivore, there is little technical intercept the e-mail of suspected The most distressing fact is detenence to abuse. An '80s designed for '80s technology Carnivore may be required, but criminals. However, there are that Carnivore has the ability to tion..After testing Carnivore at unscrupulous FBI agent or rogue is not acceptable. It is imperative that system must address privacy numerous glaring flaws in the record all e-mails which pass the Illinois Institute of hacker has too great a potential that the legal system of the concerns and have limited ability current program. through the server on which it is Technology, it became apparent to misuse the current system. United States remain current to intercept and recall electronic The exact nature of the mounted. If used correctly, that the FBI might be able "to The issue of misuse must be with technical aspects of crime messages. Until the dangers Carnivore program has not yet Carnivore retains only those e- accidentally collect too much addressed and proactive coun- and investigation. inherent in the current system been released. Some data must mails to or from the person data" This and other concerns termeasures must be taken. There may be times when fed- are remedied, Carnivore should remain classified to protect what under court-ordered observa- have pushed the Electronic The laws governing Carnivore's eral investigators imperatively be de-clawed. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Life can pass ON THE STREET The article was distasteful and something that will always haunt Column about extremely intolerant. When deal- her; she will always be ashamed; How many classes ing with such an incensed issue she will regret the decision all of have you skipped this abortion could as abortion, especially when her life. Your column, trying to by unnoticed combined with rape, perhaps a make light of such a difficult and year? have used tact little more tact could have been touchy situation, was cold and exercised. ndiculous. It is columns like AT ISSUE In discontentedly looking to the future, are After reading the article in these that make vomen look evil, we missing out on what's happening in the present? Wednesday's paper, "Who can Jennifer Lake uncaring, and heartless for exer- judge?" I felt compelled to voice lakejen®bgnet.bgsu.edu cising their right to choose. If you're like me, you're proba- my opinion. Who can judge? I am pro-choice, and I am a ERIN Apparently the writer thinks he woman (what a surprise). I have bly ready for this semester to be HELPPIE over. With papers, projects, and can. never had an abortion, and per- Arnetrs jocular exams looming over my head, No one in this world has the sonally I never would. I have seen I've been living with the freedom Opinion columnist right to tell anyone what they can too many friends striving to deal or cannot do with their body, and abortion humor TARA PFALER of Dec 22 at the forefront of my with the aftershock of aborting a mind. It is what has been keeping as experiences to (jain something yes. in the time frame that abor- child. Plus I love kids. But that JUNIOR me going. from. tion becomes feasible, a fetus is misses point does not mean that a woman However, this is not always my pan of a woman's body. What CREATIVE WRmNG However, once I get home for that has had an abortion doesn't break. I'll be watching the calen- attitude, particularly around this right does he, or anyone else for Obviously, Jeff Amctt finds love kids. too. "Probably 25, includ- time of the semester! When lots that matter, have to tell a woman dar with dread as Ian. 16 creeps abortions to be a laughing mat- ing the class I ever closer. Before I know it, it will of other commitments are that she must carry to full term ter. His failed effort to write a pro- Kattiy Bullock demanding my attention, it's the fetus inside of her? The deci- dropped." be time to come back to school life-with-a-few-exceptions col- [email protected] and begin counting down the easy to start treating things that sion to have an abortion is a umn disgusted me. Amett Do are privileges as though they choice that every woman makes days until spring break. you have any idea how it feels to Over the weekend I was hang- were chores. I start looking for herself, along with the father be unwantiugly pregnant? Do toward graduation with longing, of the baby. It is not, I feel, an ing out with some friends, and you understand the shock that someone made the comment just wanting to be done with this issue for anyone not involved in comes with realizing that you whole mess. the situation. SUBMISSION POLICY that he couldn't wait until he's out will have to stop your entire life, of school so he can start his But after this are grad school The intent of this letter is not to forget about your goals and and a career. Probably marriage debate the issue of abortions, as The BG News gladly prints Letters career. Another friend scolded dreams, to bring up a child him for saying such a thing and and kids, too. As much as I'd like the result of rape or otherwise, before you are ready? Your to the Editor, and Guest Columns. BRIAN STEVENSON to fool myself into thinking oth- but to ask the following ques- Letters should be less than 300 lamented, "Why do people wanna-be symbolic compari- SOPHOMORE always wish their lives away? We erwise, the madness is never tions. What qualifications does son of a kid killing his little words and Guest Columns can be going to end. Peace and serenity the writer have to judge so harsh- 500 to 700 words. Name, phone ART should enjoy life for what it"s brother to a woman having an worth!" do not lie just over the hill of the ly in the first place? Has he ever abortion was disturbing, to say number and address should be 7 went to most of next semester. If I don't know been raped? Does he know the included for verification. All sub- I felt like I could relate to this. the least. In your sad attempt at Having started kindergarten how to be content and satisfied shame and degradation that fol- missions may be edited for length them." writing, you failed to realize that early, I'm young for my grade. right here at this point in my life, low such an experience? Has he -a woman does not have an and clarity; Personal attacks and chances are I won't be content ever come to the realization that anonymous submissions wHI not Because of this, I've always felt abortion because it will be too one step behind most of my when I reach the next milestone the rapist has left a part of him- much housework, nor because be printed. Send submissions to I've been eagerly awaiting. 210 West Hall or amettjfflbg- friends. I still remember my self inside of him, and been it will be just too darn hard. birthday in seventh grade. I was I remember hearing a story forced to make a choice that no Give women a little credit. netbgsu.edu with subject line that relates to this. It's about a "letter to the editor" or "guest col- in science class and this kid, one should have to do? (If he has, A woman's decision to abort Danny, exclaimed, "You're only boy who receives the gift of this umn." my sincerest apologies.) her baby is not an easy one. It is turning TWELVE? I turned twelve magic ball that has a string stick- LAST year!" I couldn't even enjoy ing out of it The man who gives turning 12, because all of my it to him tells him that, when he classmates were turning 13. pulls the string, time will pass TOM DI0GUARDI Then, when it seemed like I had very quickly. So if he's in a situa- waited forever and it was finally tion that he'd like to hurry SOPHOMORE through, all he has to do is pull • M my 13th birthday, everyone else TH(5 isAFf?eecQU»i*Y SPORTS MANAGEMENT was turning fourteen. It seemed on it So the boy uses the string the AM MARY BETH MURTHA, ASSISTANT EDITOR KRISTALYN SHEFVELAND, PAGE 3. EDITOR 2 lOWest Hall STEFANIE SIZEMORE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNETT, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, BETH SHOEMAKER, ASST. MANAGING ED. SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR Ohio 43403 Phone: ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR (419) 372-6966 J. MICHAEL BESTUL, NEWS EDITOR E-mail: bgnews® is tproc.bgsu.edu CRAIG GIFFORD, CAMPUS EDITOR MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR Website: www.bgnews.com KIMBERLY DUPPS, CITY EDITOR KEVIN VORHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR JEFF HINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR MARY BETH WILFONG, COPY CHIEF Thursday, December 14,2000 5 BG NEWS www.bgnews.com Woman arrested in killing of her son NEW KENT, Va. (AP)—A woman was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday for killing her month-old son in a microwave oven. Elizabeth Renee One, 20, wept and clutched a photograph of the infant "I love my son. I still love my son and I will always love my son," she said. "I can honestly say I can't remember doing this if I did this." NATION Use of affirmative action upheld ByJtmSutir school policies is scheduled to go ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER to trial in lanuary before a differ- DETROIT — In a case that ent judge. may be headed for the Supreme The university has spent $4.3 Court, a federal judge on million defending affirmative Wednesday upheld the action, saying it has a right to use University of Michigan's use of race, does so fairly and legally affirmative action in its admis- and would lose diversity if race sions policy. were ignored. U.S. District ludge Patrick The university began a large- Duggan ruled against the scale push for diversity in 1987, schools 1995-1998 policy, which doubling minority enrollment in was targeted in a class-action the decade that followed. .lawsuit by two white students As late as 1997, Michigan used who were denied admission. Bui a grid that sorted applicants by he affirmed standards in place grades, test scores and race. The since 1999, saying the university school now grades applicants on presented "solid evidence a 150-point scale. Blacks, regarding the educational bene- Hispanics or American Indians Associated Press Photo fits that flow from a racially and get 20 points for their race — ethnically diverse student body." equal to raising their grade-point DAMAGED DESTROYER- The USS Cole arrives in Pascagoula, Miss., early Wednesday, riding piggyback on a Norwegian-owned heavy-lift The 3-year-old case is being average a full point on a 4-point ship because of the damage to its port side. The USS Cole, with a gaping hole from a terrorist bomb in Yemen that killed 17 sailors in closely watched across the coun- scale. October, returned to the Mississippi shipyard where the $1 billion destroyer was built. try because many colleges and Of Michigan's 38,000 under- universities consider race and graduate and graduate students ethnicity in admissions. A this semester, about 13 percent Supreme Court ruling against are "underrepresenled minori- USS Cole returns home for repairs Michigan could jeopardize those ties" — 7.8 percent black, 4.3 per- practices at public schools. cent Hispanic and six-tenths of a American and Yemeni authori - By Paul Payne Navy chose us to repair it." bumpers designed to ease the The university argued that lo percent American Indian. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI IE R The $1 billion Navy warship docking snapped as the Blue ties are still investigating the get a good education, students The plaintiff!, said race illegally PASCAGOULA, Miss. — With a was attacked by terrorists in Marlin bumped the dock. bombing Yemen's prime minis- need to be exposed to people of becomes a decisive factor that shroud covering the gaping hole Aden, Yemen, on Oct. 12, and 17 ter has said that three to six other races and ethnic groups. discriminates against whites. "It's a sad occasion when you The university's policies are in its side, the bomb-damaged U.S. sailors were killed. It arrived think of the 17 sailors who died," Yemenis suspected of belonging The lawsuits could lead to a to an international terrorist net- under attack in two lawsuits further rollback of affirmative USS Cole returned for repairs in Pascagoula on a Norwegian- Rep. Gene Taylor, D-Miss., said as brought by the Washington- work will go on trial next month action in higher education — a Wednesday to the shipyard owned heavy-lift ship because of he stepped onto the dock. based Center for Individual where it was built, arriving piggy- the damage to its port side. A patch for the hull's ragged 40- in connection with the attack. Rights, a conservative legal follow-up to California's Bakke back aboard a heavy-duty trans- The destroyer was christened by-40-foot hole will be welded in Over the next few days, FBI group that brought down affir- case of 1978, in which the port ship. here in 1995 and built by Ingalls place before the Cole is taken investigators will examine parts mative action at the University of Supreme Court outlawed racial Spectators gathered in cold, Shipbuilding. from the transport ship, and of the ship that were submerged Texas law school in 19%. quotas but allowed considera- overcast weather outside the tion of race in university admis- At least 100 employees in hard weapons will be unloaded. The when the Cole was in Yemen. Duggan did not hold a trial, gates to watch the arrival of the sions hats worked alongside a huge destroyer will go into dry dock for The Pentagon is also trying to instead issuing summary judg- destroyer. crane that pulled the heavy-lift determine whether the crew ments in the challenge to the The drive against affirmative "I hate to see it coming back in repairs next month. action has accelerated in recent ship Blue Marlin and its cargo to The work is expected to take employed all the security mea- school's undergraduate admis- that shape," said B.C. Lee, a car- sures the ship's captain had sions policies. A second lawsuit years, notably with the 1996 vic- penter who helped build the the dock. As sailors standing on about ayear at a cost of $150 mil- drawn up before it was hit against the university's law tory in Texas. Cole. "It makes me feel good the the deck of Cole looked on, metal lion to $170 million. 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I will take a yearbook, but I will not be in BG fall of 2001 when the yearbook comes out. □ I prefer to pay $32.95 plus $4.75 for postage and send the year book to : p|ease Charge my J Bursar Account Name:. □ Check enclosed (make payable to Address: The Key) www.bgnews.com refuge from the socially challenged Student PIN or SS#: 6 Thursday, December 14,2000 NATION BG NEWS Questioning of scientist ends By Richard Benke acknowledged throwing the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tapes away in a Dumpster inside ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—The the laboratory's top-secret X official government debriefing of Division in January 1999. FBI former Los Alamos National agents searched in the Los Laboratory scientist Wen Ho Lee Alamos County landfill from late has ended, The Associated Press November through last Friday. learned yesterday. There was no FBI spokesmen declined to word on whether he will take lie- say whether anything was detector exams. found, but a a federal law The questioning of Lee under enforcement official in oath ended Tuesday night, Washington said Friday that according to a source familiar some portable tapes that might with the case who spoke on con- contain Lee's downloads were dition of anonymity. found and sent to the FBI labo- Earlier this year, Lee pleaded ratory for testing That official, guilty to one count of illegally who also spoke on condition of downloading restricted govern- anonymity, cautioned that other ment data and agreed to make items found earlier were tested Associated Press Photo himself available for debriefing and turned out not to be the Lee and to possible polygraph tests. tapes. BURNED: Bradley County Sheriff's Department and Bradley County Fire and Rescue personnel board up the windows of a home in In return, the government On Tuesday, another federal Cleveland, Tenn., where a man was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy Tuesday as he fled the burning sturcture where inside his two chil- dropped 58 charges a;;ainst Lee. law enforcement official said a dren lay dead. Deputies believe Tracy Thacker, a retired Marine, stabbed his children to death before setting the home on fire. He is to remain available for preliminary assessment indicat- informal follow-up questioning ed the newly found tapes also until September. might not be Lee's. Experts from Lee family spokeswoman Los Alamos were being brought Marine recruiter murders children Stacy Cohen and Assistant U.S. in to help. Anomey George Stamboulidis The tapes were disposed of did not immediately return calls By Jason Strait Bradley County sheriff's for comment Thacker. just days after Lee's security seeking comment. ASSOCIATE!! PRESS WRITER Bryant said Thacker's step- Firefighters put out the blaze clearance was revoked in spokesman Chip Bryant said Lee was arrested a year ago CLEVELAND, Tenn. — A Thacker apparendy told an 18- daughter, his wife's daughter from and found the bodies of the chil- December 1998. according to a a previous marriage, called police dren, Carson and Maylyn. and held in solitary confinement Marine recruiter apparently year-old stepdaughter that she for nine months. He has main- timetable provided last summer stabbed his son and daughter to "better get out" of the house. from a neighbor's house. When Maylyn was stabbed 15 times in by federal prosecutors. They said Authorities believe the children deputies arrived, Thacker held the torso and Carson was stabbed tained that he destroyed 17 death because he wanted to "pay portable computer tapes he that after his access was pulled, back mom," then was shot and were still alive when the teen-ager them at bay at the front door and three times in the chest, accord- Lee repeatedly sought entry to threatened to commit suicide. ing to an autopsy report released used to download data while killed by a sheriff's deputy. ran for help. working at the nuclear weapons the X Division where he had Tracy Thacker, 39, had removed Deputies had arrested Thacker They smelled smoke from a fire Wednesday. worked and that he gained he apparently set. "It was just a violent rain of lab. the 5-year-old boy and 9-year-old in May on a domestic violence A source has said that Lee access three times. girl from school on Tuesday charge. According to a police Thacker then moved to a side knife blows," Bradley County morning writing on a sign-out report, he tried to break his wifes door and, holding a bloody knife, medical examiner Ron Toolsie sheet that he was taking them "to neck when she refused t< i have sex confronted a deputy said. pay back mom." with him. Authorities went to tin- "1 heard someone yell. What do Thacker had the legal right to The retired Marine and his wife, house again on a domestic vio- you think you're doing here?' and take his children from school, and llolli, were separated and plan- lence call on Oct. i. but Bryant then two gun shots," said neigh- his note on the sign-out log was ning to divorce, authorities said. didn't have srx lx>r Dean Johnson. noticed too late, said Bradley She was not home when the Holli Thacker was staying with Authorities said the deputy County schools Superintendent deaths occurred. friends and could not be reached fired at least one shot, killing Bob Taylor. 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He told the people of Belfast to "claim your moment" for peace. Clinton succeeded in recharg- ing the talks to resolve 30 years of sectarian and political violence over Britain's rule of Northern Ireland. He left with an informal agreement between the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom to do more to counter tenorists unhappy with the new and fragile power-sharing govern- ment in the north. "I believe in the peace you are building. I believe there can be no turning back. I believe you arc committed to that," Clinton said before leaving for London where he planned to meet Thursday with Queen Elizabeth II and make a foreign policy speech. "And 1 think its very important that peo- ple the world over see what you are doing and support you along the way." Associated Press Photo The president met for nearly PRESIDENT: U.S. President Bill Clinton, left, meets with David Trimble, Protestant first minister in the new Northern Ireland government, at the parliament buildings in Belfast. three hours with members of the Clinton is urging residents of Northern Ireland to protect the progress made toward peace. He is on a three day trip to Ireland, Northern Ireland and England. Northern Ireland Assembly but none of the leaders made any "I do not intend to let the ship of puting Clinton's comment that Lawmaker Cedric Wilson said Clinton and Blair each met sep- hoped Clinton would use his visit announcements about how they Eeace sink on the rocks of old violence is on the wane, tried to he told Clinton that the United arately with Trimble; Seamus to announce that he will seek to can surmount key issues — disar- abits and hard grudges," he said. shout Clinton down. "I'll listen to States had failed to stand up Mallon, the government's senior have the Real IRA. a splinter group mament by terrorist groups and "We are learning to define our- if you let me finish," Clinton told against "terrorists on the street Roman Catholic; and Gerry from the Irish Republican Army, police reform — that are threat- selves by what we are for, not what him, drawing stomps of approval and gunmen in the government" Adams of the Sinn Fein Party, the added to the U.S. list of terrorist ening to unravel the 1998 Good we are against." from the crowd. But when the Wilson was referring to the early political arm of the IRA. organizations. Friday Agreement British Prime Minister Tony man kept yelling, Clinton told the paroles for more than 200 IRA National security adviser Sandy Clinton said the matter was "It is still for you to claim your Blair defended his government's crowd, "I'll ignore him if you will." prisoners and the guaranteed role Berger said the United States, the under review. moment," Clinton told more than cautious approach to scaling Clinton spent several hours at in the Northern Ireland adminis- Republic of Ireland and the First lady Hillary Clinton also 6,000 people who packed a brand down its military forces in Stormont, an imposing, neoclas- tration for Sinn Fein Party—both United Kingdom agreed to do pushed for peace, telling 500 peo- new sports arena along a revital- Northern Ireland in response to sical structure faced with six stipulations of the Good Friday more to counter terrorism. "This ple gathered at Belfast's Grand ized city waterfront. the Irish Republican Arm/s 1997 columns that houses the pact. is a mechanism by which the Opera I louse that women can do David Trimble, Protestant first cease-fire. Despite IRA dissidents' Assembly. The president mingled "The president could use the three governments will be able to more to help the peace process minister in the new Northern continuing effort to wreck the in its Great Hall with all 108 force of the United States and his work together more effectively to "We cannot go back to the time Ireland government, warmed up cease-fire, Blair said, Britain had Assembly members, who stood office to say to these people that deal with those groups thai meet when every wife had to worry and the audience for Clinton, saying already reduced British forces in clustered in their respective polit- the days of tenor are finished." the process of peace and seek to said the same prayers to the same he would "stand firm" in his the province to around 13,000, the ical affiliations, mirroring the very Wilson told reporters. continue the path of violence," God that her husband would not demand for gradual Irish lowest level in three decades. problem of getting all sides to see Clinton later told reporters: Berger said. get caught up in 'the Troubles,"' Republican Army disarmament. 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Wolverines shank Falcons ByPeteStefa inch Chris Young and 6-foot 11 -inch Josh SPORTS EDITOR Asselin breathing down the Falcons' necks, ANN ARBOR — The Michigan BG was able to draw fouls against their Wolverines haven't been to kind too larger opponents. This strategy caused the Fill in the Maize and Blue to foul more than usual Bowling Green in the year 2000. Sept. 2, the Falcons traveled to the Big House and, in They ended the half with 15 fouls to BG's blank for front of 110,000 plus fans, were handed 11. Asselin, Moore and Bernard Robinson their guts in a 42-7 Michigan victory. Jr, who was held to four points in the first half, all netted three fouls a piece in the first Wednesday night, the BG men's basket- half. the tribe ball team headed to Ann Arbor to tangle with the Wolverines, who returned to "Michigan has a proud basketball tradi Crisler Arena after a 104-61 shellacking by tion... there is gonna be some pride thrown Let's play a little game of fill in at us, especially on their turf," Dakich said. the blank. Duke Dec. 9. The Brown and Orange hung tough and, However, the Brown and Orange's out 1. Lofton, CF despite a second half run that cut side shooting, which is ranked first in the 2. Vizquel.SS Michigan's lead to three, the Wolverines Mid-American Conference, plummeted. 3. Alomar, 2B defeated the Falcons 89-71. BG closed the first half only 8 for 22 from the floor and 2 of 9 from behind the arc. 4. RF The Maize and Blue pushed their half- 5. Thome, IB time lead to 18 points but the Falcons came Michigan focused more on shooting, as they kicked the ball outside to LaVell 6. Fryman, 3B back Ten points from center Kevin Netter, 7. Cordero, DH including a three-point play at the 6:35 Blanchard. who ended the first half with 14 points on 6 of 11 shooting from the field, 8. BranyaaLF mark, cut the U of M advantage to tliree 9. Taubansee. C and 5-fnr.t 7.inrh Doint guard Avrrv with 4:48 left in the game. Queen, who netted 10 points on 2 of 3 from After a time-out, the Wolverines rattled tiiree point land. The only catch is that you have off ten points to push their lead up to 10 We wanted to be aggressive ... and to find someone who has aver- and never looked back. aged .340, 42 HR. and 142 RBI wanted to focus on the extra pass," Asselin "We got a lot of contributions from a lot said. over the last three seasons. So, of guys," said Michigan coach Brian who did you come up with? A Blanchard hard foul sent Jackson to EUerbe. "We executed the next three sets the line for three free throw attempts Thanks to Manny Ramirez, |out of the time-out] and got baskets. We Cleveland Indians General Jackson hit all three and cut into the U of M earned this win." Manager John Hart and Manager lead at 11 9 at the 16:10 mark. Almanson Charlie Manuel will be playing a Center Len Matela led BG with 16 points hit a lay-up to tie the score at 11 during the similar game come Spring and guard Keith McLeod chipped in with Falcons next possession. Training. We have come to the 15. Netter and guard Trent Jackson both Following a charge taken by Jackson, the conclusion that Hart is going to had 10 as the Falcons shot a season low junior hit a 1 for 2 stint at the charity stripe have a helluva time fielding a 32.8 percent from the field and 35.7 from and gave BG their only lead of the day, 12 - team with his head severely the three point line 11 with 14:00 remaining in the half. lodged in his own ass. "We finally played hard for the first time U of M got up by as much as 10 with 3:37 First off, Ellis Burks is not the all game," said BG coach Dan Dakich about left but a lay-up by Klassen and two. three answer! Anyone who filled his the Falcon run in the closing minutes of the pointers by Brandon Pardon cut Michigan's name in the blank needs to put game. "We got decent looks but took bad lead to six with 1:38 remaining. the paper down right now and shots. If you take bad shots on the road, "BG Is a solid basketball team." EUerbe shoot themselves in the head. you will get beat." said. Granted the guy was a quality In the first half, the Falcons, who fell to 3- Two free throws by Young increased MLB player in his prime, but that 3 overall, and the Wolverines, who moved Michigan's advantage to nine as the Maize was over in the early 90s, just to 3 5 overall, traded offensive strategies. and Blue entered the lockerroom with a 43 about the same time stone The Brown and Orange pounded the 34 lead. Blanchard ended the night with a washed Jeans went out of style. ball inside to centers Matela and Netter career high 28 points on 11 of 25 from the But you might wonder about and forwards Brent Klassen and Josh floor. David Segui, who we got for trad- Almanson, who started the second game of "I had a lot of wide open looks I missed... ing away Rickey Ledee late in the Associated Press his career. 2000 season. my teammates just set great picks.' STUFFED: BG guard Keith McLeod loses the ball while driving between Michigan Forget it. Matela led the Fakons with 10 points at Blanchard said. "VVe had to get a little run He wants $32 million over four center Josh Moore and forward Lavell Blanchard yesterday. the break. together before the Big Ten." years, and for some reason Hart With 7-foot 2 inch Josh Moore. 6-foot 9- The Falcons travel to Marist Saturday for doesn't want to give him that money. Now how bad does it hurt to see former Indians doing well in other cities? Richie Sexon in a Usually sure shooting fails Falcons at UM Milwaukee Brewers uniform. Brian Giles parking about 35 HR ByrfckHurm BG. who has shot around 50 Dakich said. "When you take bad Falcons had to adjust their shots shooting by the Falcons BG for the Pittsburgh Pirates. David ASSISTANT SPORTS E0IT0R percent consistently over the last shots on the road, you're gonna so one of the massive Michigan couldn't muster up six points in Justice regaining his sweet, effort- Bowling Creen was fourth in two seasons lost its touch. The get beat." defenders wouldn't eat it up. the final 4.5 minutes of the game Falcons were holding their Len Matela, who has one of Cuard Keith McLeod had a shot less swing with the disgusting the country in shooting last sea- "I thought for the stretch when New York Yankees. breath every time the ball was BG's and the country's best in caught by the defender. son and are already atop the it went from 18 points to three, Any one of these three could Mid-American Conference in aimed toward the hoop. field goal percentages at 61.9 per "I give Michigan's defense somewhat respectively fill the field goal percentage. Who knows Only 19 out of 58 attempts cent, couldn't get into the swing credit," Dakich said. "They held we played hard and smart," fourth spot right now, but it still what the result of last night's from the field, did went in. The of things like he usually does us pretty well. I thought we got Dakich said. "We made too many wouldn't be that same tingry feel- game against Michigan could Falcons shot 32 percent from die Matela shot 28.5 percent from the ball in pretty good positions mistakes, particularly defensive- ing you would get in your have been if the Falcons would field on the night, their worst the field on the night shooting 4 to get good shots, we just missed ly" naughty parts when seeing of 14. Matela best shot was at the them." have shot like they usually do. shooting display of the young On the bright side, BG made Manny's name in that clean up The numbers game didn't hold season Their previous low was free throw line where he went a When BG finally did start spot. the best of its opportunities at the up against the Wolverines. The 45 percent against UNC- perfect 8-8 on the night. putting the ball in the bucket So maybe Hart will try to con- free throw line, shooting 77 per- hopes of a BG upset were dashed Wilmington earlier in the year. Much of the trouble was the they went on an 11-0 run to cut vert some of our young talent "I thought we got a lot of good interior defense of Michigan. The the lead from 14 to three. But cent on the night. The Falcoris into another RBI machine like largely in part because the Falcons couldn't put the ball in looks, but we took a number of Wolverines were bigger and good shooting by the Wolverines also shot 35 percent behind the Manny. We're all for that, but does stronger inside. At times the turned once again into poor he honestly think he is going to the bucket. bad shots," BG coach Dan three-point stripe. put Russell Branyan in the fourth spot behind one of the best 1-2-3 combos in the league? After someone removes Hart's head from his ass. tell him that Ellett returns to BGSU strikeouts don't drive in runs. How about Sexson... oh wait, we By DerekMcCord the highlights of my hockey In 1990, the Toronto Maple already got to that whole trade to STAFF WRITER career was when we won the Leafs became the next step for the Brewers thing didn't we? The Bowling Green Hockey national championship." Ellen in his NHL career. With the Now there have been times team had a visitor last Saturday While skating for the 1984 Leafs Ellett found out how popu- before when we have doubted that knows a thing or two about National Championship team lar the team was but also the his- Hart, for instance when he traded torical presence the team had as Kenny Lofton to the Braves or the Falcon Hockey tradition. Ellett posted career totals of 19 one of the original six NHL even when he let good oT Joey Former BG defeseman Dave goals and 52 assists for a total of Belle go, but Hart always Ellett was present to sign auto- 72 points in 83 games. teams. redeemed himself and made graphs for students and fans at Ellett says the CCHA was a "There is so much history everything just peachy by the the BGSU Ice Arena during the good development league for with the Maple Leafs," Ellett said. lake. Falcons 7-2 victory over the him and still is for today's play- "There was excitement around Can Hart do it again? Here are a Mavericks of Nebraska-Omaha. ers. the Maple Leafs every where you couple of ways that we think he Ellett played only two seasons "I came here and improved went The two years that we could right this ship. as a Falcon, from the 1982-83 my skills and got bigger," Ellett went to the Wales Conference We put ourselves in Hart's posi- season and 1983-84 seasons, but said. "This league puts a lot of Championships was probably tion. We realized that we were those two seasons were produc- players in the NHL so its pretty the best part of my pro career." very indecisive in the free agent tive enough to join the NHLs good caliber hockey. In 1992 Ellett was given the market, we may have even Winnipeg Jets for the 1984-85 "I got a chance at Winnipeg to cliance to represent the Leafs in played Die market a little bit like a season. He never played a game prove myself," Ellett said. "I was his second NHL All-star game. five-year-old school girl, but we in the minors. fortunate enough not to go to Ellett became the second made the decision to hold off for But some of his fondest mem- the minors. I was just happy to CCHA player to play 1,000 NHL Manny and now all of the quality ories came while wearing brown play anywhere in the NHL. I regular season games on March free agents are taken. We still have and orange. enjoyed my time In Winnipeg 1,1998. a ball club to tend to. "I enjoyed playing here a BG," and met a lot of people that I still After playing seven seasons Photo Prowled There is a solid nucleus return- Ellett said. "I was onry here two stay in contact with." for Toronto Ellett would play for ing, and one of the best defensive NHL VET: BGSU Alumnus and 16-year NHL veteran Dave Ellett years, but I met a lot of great peo- While playing for the Jets in the New Jersey Devils and the made an appearence at the BGSU Ice Arena Saturday. Ellett retired ple. I loved playing here in front 1989, Ellett would get to play in from hockey after playing with the St. Louis Blues last year WHO FILLS IN? PAGE 9 of the fans. No question one of his first NHL All-star game. ELLETT PAGE 9 1 . BG NEWS SPORTS Thursday. Detente H. 2000 9 Jarjosa total package for swimmers By Erica Gambaccini the record in both the 100 swimming. year she is one of the captains of choose her favorite, which was She has already been accepted .nil WRIHR freestyle (53.3) and the 200 Upon graduating Jarjosa was the team. swimming. to the Medical College of Ohio Can you imagine carrying a 4.0 freestyle (154.00). honored with that OHSAA "Jen has struggled the last two 'My parents are very support- and will begin taking classes their grade point average all the way Her last three years of high Student-Athlete Award for the years, but she had a good fresh- ive," Jarjosa said. "They come to next fall. through college, being the captain school she was the All-Greater highest GPA throughout her four man year." head coach Randy all the meets pending weather" She plans on going into pedi- of the swim team, and a road Miami Conference First-Team years as a varsity athlete at Lakota. Julian said. Jarjosa is getting back Jarjosa doesn't really have any atrics and child advocacy and scholar candidate for the state of pick and in 1997 she won the "I went on a recruiting trip to in the grove this year, he said. one role model in particular. She joining the masters swimming Ohio? Well, senior Jen Jarjosa has Southwest Ohio District title in Bowling Green with some girls Just recently at the Eastern admires Olympic Swimmers who program at MCO. done exactly this and more. the 200 freestyle. Jarjosa was also a from high school," Jarjosa said. "I Michigan University Invitational swim because they love it. Jarjosa also has a brother Mike. two-time team MVP 24, who attends the University of She started swimming at the just fell in love with the campus on Dec. 2 Jarjosa swam her best "I like to see people who enjoy and academically Bowling Green times: 24.5 in the 50 freestyle, 53.5 Cincinnati and should graduate local pool in West Chester. Ohio " Ijust want to do my own best." to swim and cry when they win a Jarjosa said. "That's all 1 can ask had the programs I was looking in the 100 freestyle, and 154.6 in with her the Spring 2001. when she was about 10-years-old. medal." Jarjosa said. for. I think everyone has to wori< for." the 200 freestyle. "I was a water baby," Jarjosa When she sees that it makes her individually to help benefit the Jarjosa figured that she would "She's very soft-spoken," Julian said. 1 was always at the pool. I wish she could win a medal. team." be able to contribute more to a said. "She has a delightful person- Jen Jarjosa file guess I just had a nack for swim- Swimming wasn't her only tal- school in the Mid-American ality and she's very smart. She's But Jarjosa is winning plenty of ming." Sport women's swimming ent in high school. Jarjosa was a Conference than any other con- the full package. She's carrying a medals academically. She was When she entered Lakota High member of the volleyball team all ference, so that's how she wound 4.0 and is the captain of the named 1999 Outstanding Junior GPA: 4 0 School she rode along with the way through her junior year up here at BG. team." Biology major and she's the road Records: 50 meter friends to the YMCA and began until she realized that she was a Since becoming a member of Throughout her swimming scholar candidate for the state of Freestyle: 24 5 sec. swimming with them. better swimmer than she was a the swim team her freshman year career her parents, George and Ohio. 100 meter freestyle: 53 5 "The older people took me volleyball player. However, she Jarjosa was selected to the 1998- Penni, have always been there for Jarjosa will graduate in the 200 meter freestyle: 1:54.6 under their wing." Jarjosa said. did earn three letters in volleyball 99 Swimming Academic AU-MAC her. They put her in every sport spring as a Pre-Med major with a While in high school Jarjosa set before concentrating mainly on honorable mention team. This when she was young and let her degree in biology. Got any Ideas? WHO FILLS IN? FROM PACt 8 Karsay Guerrero has the skills to be the teams in the majors. We have best player in baseball. All he quality bats, we are just missing needs is some exposure and com- that extra push of arguably the petition, and next thing you know best hitter in baseball. A good old he'll be compared to the likes of fashion baseball trade is needed, Willie Mays, the ultimate five-tool or we can hire terrorists and kid- player. nap Manny from Beantown. But The realistic shot is going after after a long deliberation and a Juan Gonzalez or Raul Mondesi. lack of connections with terror- These two players can fill isi.s. we < IHMIM' I he trade Manny's shoes. Both give you at The one player, right now. who least 30 HR and 110 RBI's year in we see is comparable to Manny is and year out. Not to mention can- Vladimir Guerrero Currently he's nons for arms. playing to crowds of 8,000 fans in Yes, the Manny signing with Montreal. Boston sickens us to no end. Not Package a deal to the Expos to mention, it gives us an upset offering Steve Woodard, who feeling in our stomachs. It's kinda showed signs of being a quality 2 comparable to the feeling the or 3 starter towards tlie end of last Sideline Squad gets when the season. Toss in, god bless his cat University dance team ignores like quickness. Einar Diaz and a our presence every game. Why strong piiddle relief man in Steve don't you like us? NHLer returns Associate! Press RUNAWAY: Miami receiver Santana Moss ran right onto the Associated Press' All-American team. Moss was joined by two Hurrican team- ELLETT FROM PAGE 8 mates. Florida State was the only other team to have three players on the team. Boston Bruias before finishing his Former BG icer recalled The Columbus Blue Jackets 16 year career in St. Louis last sea- recalled former BG defeseman son. Kevin Dahl from the Chicago "1 thought I had a chance at a Wolves of the International Florida State and Miami lead All- Stanley Cup last year at St. Louis Hockey League Wednesday. for we were the best team in the Dahl signed as a free agent by regular season, but it did not hap- the Blue Jackets on Aug. 23 and pen." Ellett said "After 16 years of has two assists in 20 games with American teams with three players each playing I decided during the sum Chicago. mer thai it was time to move on By Richard Rosenblatt Oklahoma (12-0) in the Orange with 68 catches for 1,302 yards a defense that ranked fifth in Dahl has played in 184 NHL ASSOCHltD PRESS and try different things." Bowl on Jan. 3. and 11 TDs. points allowed at 15.5 per game. The native of Kanata. Ontario games in seven seasons with The University of Miami is back The Sooners' Josh Heupel Moss, who helped the The Bednarik and Nagurski scored 135 goals, assisted on 415 Toronto, Phoenix and Calgary. He in the All-America business. made second team, with Purdue's Hurricanes (10-1) to a No. 2 rank- awards are for the nation's top other goals for 568 points in 1,129 also was a member of the 1992 Led by triple award-winning Drew Brees the third-team quar- ing and Sugar Bowl matchup defensive player the Butkus goes linebacker Dan Morgan. Miami terback. games Canadian Olympic team coached against Florida on Jan. 2, was cho- to the top linebacker. Ellett is spending his retire- joined Florida State with three TCU's I .il).iiiii.in Tomlinson sen as the all-purpose player. The Linebacker Rocky Calmus was by current Blue Jackets coach ment time with his family and players selected Wednesday for and Northwestern's Damien 5-10.180-pound senior caught 45 the lone first-team representative golfing quite often Dave King. The Associated Press All-America Anderson, the nation's top two passes for 748 yards and five TDs, for No. 1 Oklahoma (12-0). team. rushers, were the running backs and ranked fourth nationally in The Atlantic Coast and Big 12 Wide receiver/punt returner The 5-foot-11. 217-pound punt returns with an 18.2-yard conferences led the way with five Santana Moss and safety Edward Tomlinson ran for 2.158 yards — average. The Big East's co-offen- players apiece on the team, which Got a Falcon Reed were the other Hurricanes the fourth highest season total in sive player and special teams consisted of 17 seniors, seven on the 26-player squad, which 1-A history — in leading the player of the year also returned junior and two sophomores. The also features Florida State's Horned Frogs (10-1) to the four punts for touchdowns sophomores were Bryant and sports itch you just Heisman Trophy-winning quar- Western Athletic Conference title Morgan, the first player to win Cincinnati kicker Jonathan terback. Chris Weinke. and a berth in the Mobile the Butkus. Bednarik and Ruffin. It's the first time since 1992 that Alabama Bowl. The 5-11. 208 Nagurski awards in the same sea- Brian Natkin of Texas-El Paso ;an't scratch? Miami had as many as three All- pound Anderson ran for 1,914 son, topped the Big East with 138 was the tight end after a season of Americans; Florida State had four yards as the Wildcats (8-3) took a tackles, including 15 for losses on 64 catches for 787 yards. players on last year's team. share of the Big Ten title and Along with Weinke, wide earned a trip to the Alamo Bowl. Check out receiver Marvin Minnis and Minnis. who stepped in for defensive end Jamal Reynolds two-time All-American Peter were the other Seminoles chosen Warrick. made life easier for for the 2000 team. Weinke by catching 63 passes for www.bgsufalcons.com Weinke led the nation with 1.340 yards and 11 TDs — an 4,167 yards passing and threw 33 average of 21.3 yards. The other touchdown passes, with just 11 wide receiver was Pittsburgh's for total relief Interceptions. 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Police im- 6 commencement tickets needed. Spring & Summer student travel Call 353-3855 $5-10 each Call 873-1126. pounds and lax repos! For listings 1 - Houses for Rent: All 12 month packages to your alma mater or 800-719-3001 6X14558. ASAP! Spacious 2 bdrm apt. in Hill- your area schools. For $$ and a leases, tenants pay utilities, security sdalo Lease starts Dec 23rd. Call working experience you will never Ladies downhill skis, boots, bindings deposit & parental guarantees 352-5772. forget in Cancun this summer, con- and poles, all in good condition. Skis 734 Elm-Lg 3 BR. 2 bath. COVGMTS SAMWWA/ Female subleasers needed for sum- tact Dean Longway at 1 -800-258- are Elan-180cm. Boots are size 7 $800/mo. available August 18. 2001 mer of 2001 New house on Third 9191 ext 105ordlongwayestuden- (Chiara model). Tyro'ia bindings 352-1662 St. Call 372-4924 texpress.com. $50 call 419-335-2819 316 Ridge(Front) -2 BR. $650 avail- Low YOUR able May 23, 2001 Female sublsr. needed. Own room. EASY WALK FROM CAMPUS Technics receiver & 5 disc CD play- Move in now. rent starts Jan. 1 S218 er. 2 klh 15" speakers $450. 260- 316 Ridge(Rear) -1 BR. $350 avail- Work part-time, full-time, even put in able May 15, 2001, 353-1277 ROOMMATIS, ■> utilities Call Amanda at 354-8271 over-time hours, around your col- 0827 217 S College -3 BR. $650 availa- Graduation tickets needed lege and personal schedule. Work a ble May 21.2001 1 minimum of 15 hours per week or 40 Mouy. JfA/ £ Will pay For Rent 201 Georgia-2 BR. $575 available Please call Jon at 352-3883. hours plus over-time. Many college January 15.2001 M or F subieaser wanted. Own room students work here. Starting pay is 128 Manville-4 BR. 2 Bath $975 KRfsreu $5.30 per hour with an automatic in house, close to campus. available August 20. 2001, 352- $.25 per hour increase to $5 55 after "Houses & Apts for Rent" S190/mo. Call Tony at 354-7604 Filling fast, school yr 2001-2002 3492 100 hours of service with the com- Phone 354-2854. pany. These are unskilled jobs Office. 316 E Merry #3 involving assembling and packaging Listings avail. 24 hrs. or will mail Houses, 1. 2, & 3 bdrm apts. begin- small parts. Apply in person be- Call 353-0325. 9-9 ning May 01 9 4 12 mo leases tween the hours of 900am and "Starting end of Dec 2000" 352-7454 5:00pm (Monday-Friday) at Apts. efficiency or rooms avail. Now signing leases for summer or ADVANCED SPECIALTY PROD- Good rates avail. 353-0325. •all. 2 bdrm fum. 704 5th St 352- UCTS. INC., 428 Clough Street. 1 or 2 Housemates wanted immedi- 3445 Bowling Green, Ohio, only 2 blocks ately Own bedroom, month lo ROOMMATE WANTED from campus near Kinko's and Dairy month lease $290 plus utilities, no Urge. 2 bdrm apt. own bdrm .$275 Queen next to the railroad tracks. pets. 353-7642. all util incl Call 353-8702 Subieaser needed, spacious effi- ***************************** ciency, nght across from campus. Call 352-7208. Subleasers needed for two bedroom apt. between campus and bars Call 352-9560 *************** Management Inc. FALL OPENINGS / [Look no further than Kaufman's Steakhouse SIGNING LEASES for NTN Interactive Trivia NOW Management Inc. Jwujrnans Hillsdale Apis. 1082 Fairvicw. ♦llftJlil'liU* 1 Bdrm & 2 Bdrm. Air condition/Dishwasher Garbage Disposal Where great load is 2 Bdrm washer/dryer hook-up anything Imi trivial Starts al $390-Call 353-5800 AIEECA Management Inc. HILLSDALE TOWNHOUSE 3 Bdrm/Full Basements Air Condition/Dishwasher \ Open All Night Finals Week! 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