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Eligibility SARAH COX OVERSEASI FOURTH IX A SEMESTER LONG SERIES for aid does not depend Radio station lights deadly virus women while not using con- By Sarah Cox doms. on major OVERSEAS RtPORttR "It is difficult for a wife to nego- By Scott Niles CAPE TOWN, South Africa — tiate condom use," Leonard said. REPORTER A During apartheid when separa- "The wife could get smacked The University's theatre tion of black and white people around until she listens to her department is now accepting was enforced, government widi- husband." applications for a variety of held information on the growing For one hour even,' day, Bush grants-in-aid scholarships, AIDS epidemic. When apartheid Radio's "Positive Uving" pro- applicants do not have to be the- ^kBushradio ended in 1994, grassroots move- motes just what the title says: ater majors. ments for community awareness Living with HIV and AIDS in a The department scholarships and development began. Bush positive manner. offered include: Acting, Radio, the first South African Topics include nutrition and Technical, Fbrensics and Debate community radio station, now boosting the immune system, and Arts Management acts as a major combatant fight- politics surrounding the vims. Shaun Moorman, business ing HIV/AIDS through radio pro- education on myths and public and operations manager for the gramming and outreach. services and organizations HIV theater department said the Bush Radio and other organi- positive people can go to for help. scholarships give students the zations fighting the HIV virus face Two hosts, one an HIV positive opportunity to gain experience a number of myths said the woman, answers any questions in an area of interest that might groups organizers. listeners may have. "Old and young men have "We've learned a lot from her," help them out later. Leonard said. "She's helped so These scholarships are open been raping virgin girls, thinking they're going to be cured," Brenda many through the disease. She'll to both theater majors and non- li'onard, Head Administrator also tell you how she got positive, majors alike, Moorman said. and pioneer of Bush Radio said in and that serves as a lesson for "We encourage non-majors to explanation of one myth. people." apply for these grants," South Africa has the highest Teens have their own weekly Moorman said. world rape rate and teachers rape program battling HIV/AIDS Roseanna Sharrow, a theater Sarah Coi BG News 1 /3 of girls in school. Many ethnic called, "Youth Against AIDS." major, said the grants-in-aids are groups believe it is okay for men POSITIVE RADIO WAVES: Brenda Leonard, head administrator and pioneer of Bush radio, uses the to sleep around with other THEATER, PAGE 2 radio station to educate listeners about HIV/AIDS. She holds an award the station won for their efforts. RADIO. PAGE 2
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Benner said that its better with this, although the U.S. scien- everything from river clean-ups tists say that it's clear," Silverman vice president for administration full time staff member in if people use washable coffee said. said. charge—the rest of the work is cups for instance, instead of to educating the community on mainly performed by students. throw-away cups. the importance of caring for the It was a major issue before Sept. ephedra In the long run this leads to a environment 11 he said but it is now overshad- reduction in overall costs. "Recycling is a gateway to envi- Styrofoam and plastics take the Dr Silverman said that students owed by the war. Silverman said, "We also have a ronmental sustainability-it's the longest to decompose so prac- first need to get informed about "Environmental change will be big project in the works to put minimal thing people can do to tices such as these conserve a can kill affecting everyone's lives," said solar panels on the ice arena" become involved in environmen- great deal. the issues. Silverman. The increased rate of The University's recycling pro- tal issues," Wirtig said. There are numerous changes "Take the appropriate classes an individual can make which will and or read about the issues. Be big storms Silverman said are a gram, which currently recycles The University recycles stan- EPHEDRA, FROM PAGE 1 help the environment, Benner an active citizen and help make major, expensive consequence 22.5 to 30 percent of its trash is dard materials such as plastic, working to help the environment. paper and aluminum, along with said. It can be as simple as ruming decisions that will affect the envi- from our environmental behav- may arise out of irresponsible scrap metal and conserving wood off the lights when you leave a ronment," Silverman said. iors. ephedra use. Craig Wirtig, recycling coordi- room. For example, he said, how "Students should get involved "Everybody thinks it's not nator for the University said the into mulch. Altogether the University recy- because of a feeling of needing to campus has had a formulized Silverman suggested that peo- many students know that the going to happen to them," cles one thousand tons a year. ple drive less, buy fuel efficient world's scientists are in agree- be a member of society- and a recycling program since 1986. It is Jackson said. now in the upper 50 percent for This comes out to roughly 2 mil- cars, use the recycling containers ment that global climate change helpful member of society." However, Steve Bechler, the recycling in the country. lion pounds. Recycled compost and rum the thermostat down. is occurring and that the impact Silverman said. "If we are going to 23-year-old prospective pitcher from grass and leaves amounts to One major goal that the of this change will greatly affect keep the world healthy- people "Some Universities don't even for the Baltimore Orioles, is just recycle yet," Wirtig said. three to five tons of recycled University has for next fall is to everyone's lives? need to step up." one example of a life lost from An interesting thing about the material each year from BGSU. educate the public on environ- "The U.S. government is the complications with ephedra. "This was certainly a pre- ventable death; it didn't have to occur, this kind of tragedy," Coroner Dr. loshua Perper told CBS correspondent Sharyl Bush Radio asks its Attkisson. The combination of Grants offer students ephedra, heat and "other med- ical issues" all played into Bechler's death in February. listeners to be healthy With Bechler's recent death, pressure may be increased to RADIO. FROM PAGE 1 taken to court," guest lecturer ban ephedra supplements. life, job experiences "I think the sports-governing Catherine Ndina said, co-coor- Another weekly program fea- bodies that haven't banned the THEATER. FROM PAGE 1 dinator of the International work in the professional arenas," $3,500. The deadline for appli- tures various health topics, supplement will be under Moorman said. cations is today, however the School of Natal University. "The beneficial to non-majors as well. often on HIV/AIDS. increased pressure to ban the theater department will be remaining battle is to make anti- "For my first year and a half I Arthur Ross, another theater Eighty percent of Bush Radio's supplements," lackson said. was a non-major, the grants not major, said the grants-in-aid accepting applications for the efforts are outreach. Volunteers retroviral drugs available in gov- ernment hospitals to all Unfortunately, for exercisers, only give you theatre experience provide enjoyment in what he is first few days after break as well. go to one primary and one high there is no true "safe stimulant." doing as well as providing finan- Moorman said he encourages school a week, educating youth patients." but also life experiences," "All of the products that have about the ABC's: Abstain, be "Getting antiretroviral drugs Sharrow said. "So it is good for cial support and giving people people to apply for these grants- truly stimulant effects, have experience. in-aids for the purpose for gain- faithful or use condoms. is not possible," Leonard said. non-majors to try to obtain one negative effects on the body," of these scholarships as well." "1 definitely think it is helpful," ing more experience, as well as Occasionally Teen Town "From the time someone is diagnosed, they may have only lackson said. Students who receive the Ross said. "I had an internship getting financial support. meetings culminate in a two years to live. The govern- Some exercisers may take scholarships are required to last year that carried over to this Sharrow, who is currently a HIV/HOP concert, featuring ment's stance is weak and the stimulants to stay awake or have maintain a certain amount of year and I had no experience recipient of the stage manage- hip-hop music about HIV/AIDS process for attaining ARV drugs more energy, but many times time devoted to working with with technical work before, but ment grants-in-aid award, said performed by South African popular music artists. is slow." sleep is the solution over areas of interest and working on after doing some technical work that it is worth the effort ephedra, said lackson. for the grants-in-aid, it has "It is hard work just like any- Bush Radio also joins the Red In spite of all the efforts of stage crew. Bush Radio and other media, Despite the problems associ- helped me out there as well." thing else you do. but the experi- Cross once a month to visit Possibilities include work in conditions will worsen before ated with ephedra. it continues Ross says that the grants-in- ence and enjoyment you get out townships, overcrowded and set design, lighting and manage- they get better. Currently, 50 to have its place in the lives of aid experience has helped make of it really pays off," Sharrow rural black communities, speak- ment positions with perfor- percent of all 15-year-olds die of many athletes and exercisers. him a more rounded actor, said. ing with adults to promote mances held at the University. AIDS. Life expectancy in South "I highly discourage the use Auditions for some of the awareness and safe sex. "The goal of the grants-in-aid because he is able to do more Africa will drop to 50 by the year amongst my clients," lackson are to encourage students to then just one specific area and it grants-in-aid will be held on The battle against HIV and AIDS does not have everyone's 2010. said of ephedra. "But ultimately, hone through the educational leaves possibilities open for him. March 29th. For more informa- support. President Thabo South Africa is facing a health it's their personal decision." process in their specific area of The scholarship is renewable tion, contact the University's Mbeki denies many scientific epidemic threatening their Interest to prepare them for every year for a peak amount of theater department. claims about the virus, even entire population and economy. denying (he link between HIV Outreach efforts like Bush Radio Clinophobia is ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4i and AIDS. continue, believing effons will the fear of beds. ♦ Did you know... ♦ I he government is being impact society. ♦Chickens can't swallow while they are upside-down??? ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦ DID YOU WMOU)... THE UFQ QPAM OP A TAQTE EUP \Q 10 PAYQ. owiM mm Mm • Dining Centers 2omncns Dming Cetiitr Closed Thirs Mar 6 at 7 00 pir fleecers '.Ion . 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HANDCUFFED STUDENTS LEAD RALLY www.bgnews.com/campus PHILADELPHIA KRT— Helecoptors hovered overhead, cops stood nearby, and camera lights flashed in the faces of the Philadelphia Five. The young peace activists who handcuffed themselves to the front door of the Armed Forces Recruiting Center, at Broad and Cherry streets, became the city's symbol of a nationwide protest against war with Iraq Wednesday. For four hours they stood, linked wrist to wrist. They even formed a human peace sign. CAMPUS "There's a perception among our students that there are not that many opportunities in the workplace. They feel a lot of pressure to stand out." PATRICIA LARSEH, DIRECTOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
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8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thompson Student Union. 7 p.m. "Identity Theft" Exhibit Student Union Falcon's Nest 0HSAA Division II District Final Exhibit by students in Art 103 Basketball Game (Boys) factor at universities classes taught by Emily de Araujo Noon - 2 p.m. For more information, contact Jim By Bryna Zumer She agreed with Benton that results are probably not a direct and Rebecca Vaughn. Dance Marathon Fundraiser Elsasser in Athletics at 372-2401. KNIGHT R I ODE R TRIBUNE. there is also more stress about reflection of the entire country, Student Union Galleries Founders will be selling Dance Anderson Arena Today's college students are paying for college because "fam- she said. Marathon T-shirts. twice as likely to be depressed ilies' dollars are stretched... Students stress at the 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Student Union 8 p.m. and three times more likely to (they) cannot provide as much University of Colorado at CAMPUS Regional Conference BGSU Men's Chorus, Kent State be suicidal than they were a support to the students." Denver, Larsen said, may be due Sponsored by Wellness Connection 12:30 -1:30 p.m. Men's Chorus and Roosevelt High decade ago. according to a Russ Federman, Director at to its position as an urban, com- For more information, contact their CRU Pipeline Meeting School Mixed Chorus recent study. the University of Virginia, said muter university. Many of its office at 419.372.9355. Prout Chapel The BGSU Summit/Medina Alumi "For a variety of reasons, college used to be a time of 11,000 students work full time. Olscamp Hall 101 Chapter cordially invites area school is more stressful than it exploration, but now students "Parking alone is enough to 2-4 p.m. alumni to a special choral presen- was 10 years ago," said Sherry must choose a major that will give you a headache," she said. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Spring Fest Ticket Sales tation. Concert tickets will be Benton, Assistant Director of guarantee success in the job However, Rebecca Davenport, UAO/Dance Marathon Fundraiser Sponsored by Dry Dock. available at the door for $8/adult Training at Kansas State force. a psychologist at Bowling Green UA0 will be selling raffle tickets. Union Lobby and $5/student. Immediately fol- University and one of the "When 1 went to school in the State University in Ohio, said the Union Lobby lowing the concert will be a light researchers of the study, which '60s, it was not uncommon to be trends she sees at the rural, 3 - 7 p.m. dessert reception at $5/person. was published in February. a liberal arts major," Federman 16,000-student university repre- 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Girt Scout Cookie Sale Questions? Contact the Alumni Researchers examined the said. "Now if you're a liberal arts sent a larger picture. Oance Marathon Fundraiser Union Lobby Office at 372-2701. changes in the problems of stu- major, it means you don't know Davenport previously worked Rec. Sports will be selling picture Kent State University Auditorium dents who visited the counseling what you want to da" at Mercyhurst College, a private frames. 3 p.m. center at Kansas State University Another explanation, Benton suburban college in F.rie, Pa., Union Lobby Graduate Student Senate 8 p.m. over a 13-year period. said, is better medication of with 3,000 students. Assembly Meeting Jeff Wisniewski. baritone The study, which included younger people with mental Although Mercyhurst College 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Union Room 308 Master's candidate recital 13,000 students, found that over problems. had slightly more anxiety prob- Oance Marathon Fundraiser Wisniewski studies with Professor the 13-year period of time, the "A lot of students function well lems, overall "I was seeing the Pi Beta Phi will be selling Dance 4 - 5:30 p.m. Virginia Starr at the College of percentage of students with enough to get to college," she same sorts of issues," she said. Marathon shorts and capris, and Empowerment Group Musical Arts. Free and open to the depression rose from 21 percent said. The study ended before the will have a raffle for a reserved For women survivors of abusive public. to 41 percent The percentage of Federman agreed, saying he terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, parking spot. dating relationships. Bryan Recital Hall, Moore Musical suicidal students rose from 5 to 9 has seen "more people coming 2001. After Sept. 11, Kansas State Union Lobby Confidentiality is emphasized. Arts Center percent, and students with stress to (U.Va.) with pre-existing University saw a drop in the Sponsored by The Transformation and anxiety problems rose from depression." number of students visiting the 1130 a.m. -4 p.m. Project. Please contact Deidra 8 -9 p.m. 36 to 62 percent Less stigma about seeking counseling center, which Benton Star Spangled Banners There are many possible rea- counseling is yet another reason. said was due to "a sense of soli- Dance Marathon Fundraiser Bennett at 372-2190 for more darity that...pulled people into a information. Meets every Friday sons for the increases in depres- "People are a lot more comfort- Circle K will be selling Dance Star-Spangled Banners (the sun, sense of common care and con- from 4:00-5:30 p.m. moon & stars on flags of the sion and other stress-related able coming in (to the counsel- Marathon patches. issues, Benton said, including ing center)," Benton said. cern." Union Lobby TBA world) multi-media show in the more academic competition and The study also found increases The effects of Sept. 11 on stu- Planetarium. $1 donation financial stress. in sexual assault, relationship dents at other universities were Noon - 2 p.m. 7 p.m. suggested. Counseling center directors issues, family issues and person- mixed. Noon Tunes Hockey against Ferris State BGSU Planetarium-112 nationwide, however, said the ality disorders. Larsen, at the University of Sponsored by the Bowen- BGSU Ice Arena depressed economy has caused "We were very aware that the Colorado at Denver, said she saw more stress than grades. stress and anxiety had overtaken "a ton" of cases afterward, "There's a perception among relationship problems," Benton although many students did not our students that there are not said. "We were working with a lot attribute their stress directly to that many opportunities in the more suicidal students... You that event. workplace," said Patricia Larsen, really notice that." Federman said case numbers director at the University of Because the study only looked at U. of Va. did not increase, and Colorado at Denver. "They feel a at the rural, 19,000-student it's too soon to predict the long- lot of pressure to stand out." Kansas State University area, its term effects of Sept. II.
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[MMMdUWl OPINION Ephedra could cause harm to body Imagine if you could take a but it could kill you. dependent on something just for top of that list. could have easily been avoided more sleep. If you want to lose pill that would give you These drugs containing the sake of looking good? People our age think nothing had he not taken the drug. weight, cat right and exercise. energy or help you lose Ephedra are easy to purchase If you need to take a drug to bad is ever going to happen to What makes young adults There are healthy ways of getting weight. Imagine if this pill was because they're over-the- boost energy or lose weight, then them. They think they can con- think they are so invincible? If the same benefits as Ephedra. counter, so many people don't easy to buy, easy to take and had you are doing something very trol everything and that they're you take a drug, your body could This drug is probably not think much of the risks. Don't unnatural to your body. Putting not going to be another statistic. no side effects. Sounds too good suffer the consequences. It could going to go away anytime soon. think that Ephedra could hurt your body through that may Harm from Ephedra could to be true? happen. Why would you want to Athletes still use it and many you? It is banned within the have negative consequences. happen to you or someone your do that to yourself? avid exercisers will probably still Well, it is. Olympic Committee, NFI. and There are so many things that age. There are many drugs on the the NCAA. The risks must be people do to themselves that Recently Prospective Value yourself and your body. continue to use it, as well. market such as Metabolife and pretty serious. hurt their bodies such as over- Baltimore Orioles Pitcher Steve No matter what benefits you get The decision is ultimately up Xenadrine. These drugs contain If you take the drug for weight eating, under-eating, smoking, Bechler tragically died due to from taking Ephedra, it is not to each individual. Do you want the ingredient Ephedra. Ephedra loss, you may become addicted excessive tanning and drinking complications of Ephedra. He worth your health or your life. take something that could harm may seem like a "miracle drug" to it. Do you really want to be too much. Taking drugs is at the was only 23-years-old. I lis death If you need more energy, get your body or not? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Make stupid people ON THE STREET smarter using DNA shop labor. Will those for War is not the Thirdly, the article goes on to What about Spring Ted Nugent signing an ask. "Why are we worrying about Break are you looking MATT endorsement deal with the war admit only solution Iraq and not al-Oaeda?" , SUSSMAN Greenpeace. There are a lot of However, the authors never go forward to the most? " people out there with tenden- real reasons to the problem on to answer this — they simply ■^^>^/ Humor Columnist cies to be nincompoops. This is cite "victories" over terrorism an excellent opportunity for I am submitting this as an I would like to begin by saying including the recent capture of If you do the math correctly, me to point some out appeal for greater honesty. My that since 9/11 land probably Kahlid Shaikh and others who you will discover that this year, Let's start with Peter Angelos, request is simple; would it be this happened before it as well, 1 have been charged with criminal 2003, is the 50th anniversary of the owner of the Baltimore acts of terrorism (which begs the anything that happened in Orioles. He gave a five-year, $65 possible for the people writing in may not have been paying question of how exactly we are 1953. Capitalists celebrate 1953 million contract to mean old support of the coming war with enough attention) I have seen a waging war against something for the passing of loseph Stalin. Albert Belle. He retired with a Iraq to say what they really dramatic increase in blanket, black or white statements being that is a criminal act and should Perverts celebrate 1953 for the degenerative hip and only mean? made in the media, from both be handled by law enforcement first ever issue of Playboy. played two years of his con- For instance, could you please BRIDGETTE ADAMS the pro and anti-war sides, nei- agencies rather than the U.S. Science nerds celebrate 1953 tract, making him a very rich desist with the revolting and hyp- ther of which make much sense military.) The point is that they SOPHOMORE for the discovery of the DNA man. Make Peter Angelos ocritical appeals on behalf of the to me. never answers why we are worry- EARLY CHILDHOOD ED. structure by lames Watson and smarter. poor, oppressed people of Iraq Yesterday's Staff Editorial in ing about Iraq, and simply go on Francis Crick. This was the year Moving on, let us recall that and their longing for freedom? The BG News seems to fit well to their next point. "Seeing my friends we all learned about DNAs failed TV special, "Who Wants Why not just re-phrase it thus; into this category, beginning with Finally, the authors assert that from home." famous double-helix structure. to Many a Multi-Millionaire?" I "Brown people in the Middle the headline "Attacking Iraq is it is a fallacy to believe that the It strengthened the theory of actually watched this, as I was East die all the time, whats a cou- the only solution." war is about oil, but they then go evolution and was arguably the as naive as i larva Conger, the ple more thousand here or there This is quite simply not true. In on to say that it is unknown, so most significant discovery in nurse proposed to by Rick compared to Americas inter- fact, a number of other solutions logic dictates that it is no more a terms of biology — the science Rockwell, an unfunny comedi- ests?" have been proposed, including fallacy to believe it is about oil of cutting up dead animals. an. Not only did these two Instead of repeating the fallacy that by France, Germany and than to believe that it isn't, Fifty years to the day of this lovebirds file for an annulment that the United States intends to Russia to allow the inspections to because as the author states "no discovery, New Scientist maga- days after the show aired, but it "democratise" Iraq, and the continue. Others have suggested one knows for certain," which zine reported James Watson's set a standard for horrible, hor- region, why not just say; "Who a deportation of I lussein as we tells us not to discount any possi- latest suggestion. This theory rible reality television which is cares what kind of government have done with other military bilities. created a stir in the scientific still being aired today. they have over there, as long as I dictators. There are two solu- In addition to this, the authors BRIGITTE THOMAS community, as well as Now, let us revisit the world informed me that this guy's still of sports, a hotbed of stupid feel safer, and richer, here in tions, off the top of my head at also say that the United Nations SOPHOMORE alive. He contends that stupidi- people. There are several idiots Ohio?" 7:25 a.m., surely there are others won't enforce its own laws and as well. that we as a superpower have a ty is a genetic disorder and can in this profession, and one of Thirdly, when waxing lyrical INTERIOR DESIGN The article goes on to say that "responsibility to keep the worid be classified as a disease. In those people is Mike Tyson. on the subject of "dreadful "Saddam is insane." While a safe place." Not only is this "Making money." improper English, Watson said, You should know by now of at weapons of mass destruction in I lussein has committed atroci- arrogant, it is ridiculous, as the "The lower ten percent who least three completely stupid the hands of maniacs," perhaps ties, and probably shouldn't be world by its very unpredictable really have difficulty, even in acts by Iron Mike. His innova- you could also point out that the ruling, there are plenty of other nature, has never been a safe elementary school, what's the tive lexicon rivals that of possession ofWMD is for the big countries with equal or worse place, and simply ridding the cause of it? A lot of people President Bush. Sometimes I boys, and their correct use is human rights violations that we world of a dictator, or trying to, would like to say, 'Well, poverty, wish Tyson would follow up against the poor and the colored, ignore on a day to day basis will not make it one, regardless of things like that' It probably with what he once said and not by the poor and the colored. when we buy clothes from ven- its intention. isn't. So I'd like to get rid of that, "fade into Bolivian." dors who go through channels in to help the lower ten percent" These are just famous peo- E0IN HOWE these countries that foster such MICHAEL L0RSUNG lust the lower ten percent? ple I'm mentioning I'm sure GRADUATE STUDENT violations in the form of sweat- STUDENT Elementary, Watson. Have you you can think of countless taken a look around you? The numbskulls in your life. Maybe KATHY QUITTENT0N BG News reported last there is one sitting next to you. November that a survey con- Maybe you are one yourself. SOPHOMORE cluded only 13 percent of You might even be thinking IT'S LONELY ATTHETbR INTERIOR DESIGN Americans could find Iraq on a that I am one. Well, I am not map. Our society is being one to run away from allega- -AND <3ETT"iN© "I'm looking forward to exposed to stupidity through tions, so perhaps I am stupid. LjONELAEf?.,., getting away from school.' the likes of MTV the people After all, I have locked my keys arrested on "COPS," and any- in my car before. Twice. thing starring Rob Schneider. Bill Engvall's trademark Even our fearless president is phrase is, "Stupid people inventing a new vocabulary should have signs," so we know comprised of words like "sub- where they are. The problem is, liminable" and, my personal they are everywhere, and if favorite, "1 lispanicalry." You say lai iii's Wai si in doesn't die on stupidity is a disease? I say it is us, he should develop a system an epidemic. to enhance the intelligence of I suppose the big debate the world's population. Sure, here is to actually define stu- we cant pick off a lower eche- pidity. Is it determined by 1Q? lon of dumbness, but should WHITNEY MOORE Nah, because those tests are that matter? Couldn't we all use SOPHOMORE always biased. Standardized a brain boost? Mathematically, testing only proves how well there will always be a bottom ARCHITECTURE one does on standardized tests. ten percent. Even if we were all "Getting to sleep What must be done is to study genetically engineered to be past noon." individual cases. It would be brighter, those poor souls will nice to define the dumbest ten continue to entertain us with 1 ..W^^ir***. ^ percent of the population, but their antics. That is, everyone that is as likely to happen as except for Rob Schneider. JOEL HAMMOND, MANAGING EDITOR KARA HULL. CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy CARRIE WHITAKER. CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR Do you agree with all of this? Wfc between 600 and 800 words. 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"Two wins in a row is to face SPORTS REPORItR really big for us. Saturday's game By Andfew dayman With 10 seconds to play in the is big. We're not going down SPORTS REPORTER Bowling Green basketball team's without a fight" Cory Ryan's game winning EMU in 73-72 victory over Eastern Lewis had a team-high 18 three-pointer not only Michigan last night at Anderson points. earned BG a 73-72 win over Arena, Cory Ryan quite possibly The game didn't end on Eastern Michigan last night, opening had the season riding on his 6'- Ryan's three. Eastern Michigan but it also renewed the 5" frame. took possession off a time-out Falcons' hopes of securing With BG trailing 72-70, Kevin and plowed the ball straight home court advantage for the Netter had just won a baseline ahead into the frontcourt. But first round of next week's round scramble on the Boor for the ball the Eagles were going too fast Mid-American Conference off a missed shot. Ryan flared for their own good, and Cory tournament. By Zach Baker BG is far from alone in their ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR out on the wing, wide open, Eyink stepped in, stole the ball screaming at Netter for the ball. and broke downcourt quest for home court, howev- Here they go again. er. With only one game lust four days after defeating Netter obliged, firing a pass to Eyink was fouled before he him. could put the dagger in with a remaining in the MAC regular Eastern Michigan 70-69, the season, the tournament women's basketball team will Ryan, with one mind-clearing lay-up, but he missed both free- breath, squared up, blocked out throws. The Eagles' Markus seedings remain completely travel to Ypsilanti, Mich, for a up in the air, with countless rematch in the first round of the everything but the bright Austin had a game-winning orange rim, dead ahead, and let three in the air at the buzzer, but scenarios all depending on Mid-American Conference tomorrow's match-ups. Tournament. fly. it grazed the front of the rim and When the ball splashed fell to the ground. The Falcons' thrilling win The game will begin at 7 p.m. last night has them right in Falcons' coach Curt Miller through the hoop the Falcons The final 10 seconds were just had a lead they would, with another in a long line of stom- the middle of a conference said the game will be emotional log jam; one of seven teams for both teams. some difficulty, not relinquish, ach flips and hair-graying for and salvaged the ragged coach Dan Dakich this season. with eight or nine MAC victo- "We're really excited, and I ries. Under the MAC tourna- think we'll give it our best shot remains of a chance at a home Dakich must feel like a game Monday in the first round Dominican baseball player, he's ment system, the top three up there," Miller said. "Eastern of the MAC tournament. aged so much in a year's time. seeds receive first round byes, Michigan...This is the ultimate moving straight on to senior night for them. Win or "When Kevin threw it, I knew "V\fe had Cory miss two free to shoot it," Ryan said "1 guess I throws on purpose, to build sus- Cleveland. The other ten lose, this is the last game on just hoped it went in, and it did." pense. Nothing can come easy teams must play first round their home court for the BG (12-14, 8-9 MAC) is still for us," Dakich said, tongue games this coming Monday, seniors." on the home floors of the Miller said that in order for BG not in great shape to host a firmly in cheek game next week but the win He said the key to the play schools with the higher seed- to pull another upset, they need pulled them out of sixth place in was Netter winning the ball and ings. Only the winners of to keep the game up-tempo. those games will then Eastern Michigan has yet to win the MAC West and put Eastern keeping his cool. Michigan (14-13,8-10 MAC) in. "That's was the best play," he advance to Gund Arena next a game in which they have Thursday. allowed over 70 points. BG must beat Toledo in tomor- said. "Netter digging the ball row's regular season finale and out, not panicking He dove for Thus far. only Central "Tempo is still going to play a Michigan has solidified its big part in it, and I don't think have a bunch of things go their the ball and showed a lot of way to get a home game. But poise once he got it." spot in the post-season, either team is going to wander clinching the MAC West very far from their original game there's hope for the Falcons, on a To win the game, BG had to five-game road losing streak. overcome four players in double Division and a No. 1 seed with plan," Miller said. "We were the Hike RteugeiBG tew their 13 wins. As for everyone first team to get to 70 points Hope which wouldn't have been figures for Eastern. Michael if Fastenl had won. AND ONE: Guard Cory Ryan shoots a free throw during the first against them in their last nine BASKETBALL. PAGE 6 MAC TOURNEY, PAGE 6 games. That number remains "We needed this," guard Ron half of last night's 73-72 win over Eastern Michigan. the key, and that tempo remains the key." One of the most important players in maintaining tempo for the Falcons is Lindsay Austin. Miller said the guard sets the speed for BG. "Lindsay is huge in how the tempo is forced," Miller said. "She's such a catalyst offensively leers face No. 1 Ferris State and defensively. Undsay didn't By Erica Gamoaccmi end and a great weekend for us," sively and defensively, and they Falcons 10-1 Friday (Oct. 18) and However, it's not going to be play much |on Tuesday] SPORTS EDITOR head coach Scott Paluch said. have a terrific goaltender as 5-1 Saturday (Oct. 19). an easy task to defeat the top because of foul trouble, so she'll Spring break does not only "We get a chance to really see well." FSU outshot the Falcons 43-33 team in the conference. be a different look to be on the mean a week away from profes- ourselves against the number Goaltender Mike Brown in the Friday game, holding the "They are led by a Hobey floor." sors and classes, it also signifies one team in the league and they allowed only two goals by the biggest advantage in the first Baker candidate, and 1 think one Foul trouble has been an issue the end of winter sports. have been all year." Falcons in the fall, one each period (16-10). Brown finished of the front runners for the for BG in the last several games. While the men's and women's The Bulldogs enter BGSU Ice night, as the Bulldogs outscored with 32 saves on 33 shots. Hobey Baker Award, Chris Against Kent last Saturday, foul basketball teams head to the Arena tonight ranked No. 5 in BG, 15-2, in the two-game series Saturday night FSU outshot Kunitz," Paluch said. trouble caused Miller to remove Mid-American Conference the nation and No. 1 in the Oct 18-19,2002. BG, 53-27 for the game, and was Kunitz ranks second in the Austin, Francine Miller and Kim Tournament, the hockey team CCHA. "We need to establish that we 3-for-6 on die power play, while nation with 28 goals, 35 assists Griech from the game in the first will compete in the Central Ferris State needs just one have improved our game from the Falcons were unable to regis- and 63 assists. half, allowing the Golden Collegiate Hockey Association point against the Falcons to last time we were in Big Rapids," ter a power-play goal. "He's a tremendous player Flashes to make a run. Tournament. clinch their first CCHA Paluch said. "Last time the gap "It should be a good game," with a high skill level, but he Against the Eagles, Miller said However, before the Falcons Championship in school history. between the two teams was pret- Ion Sitko said. "They kind of got brings a tremendous work ethic that it is important for the can head to the tournament, "They are certainly worthy of ty great. They dominated us in us good at the start of the year, to the game. That's what 1 think Falcons to avoid committing they have one team left to face in all those high accolades. They every area. The scores were but we're a totally different team. really makes him one of the, if needless fouls. the regular season, Ferris State. are a team that has been domi- indicative of the weekend." It's pretty much a time to prove not the best player in college "The aggressive husUe fouls, "This is an interesting week- nant on all sides of the ice, offen- The Bulldogs defeated the ourselves, if anything." hockey," Paluch said. as a coach you take those all the time," Miller said. "The sense- less fouls are the ones that kill you. Eastern Michigan is 10-3 when they have shot more foul shots than their opponents...They're almost unbeatable." Miller said the seniors will Team goes west in search of wins also play a major role for the Falcons. Bowling Green will start By Erik Cassano coach Danny Schmitz said. "The before the eight-team tourna- Fresno Slate Tuesday. determine BG's opponents four, and Miller expects them to SPORTS REPORTER rest is up to Mother Nature." ment starts, to play an additional "We don't have the advantage Thursday, Friday and Saturday. carry the rest of the team. Next week's spring break trip Schmitz would be right to game tomorrow against of playing exhibition games like Schmitz and Brown have not "We're going to ride the backs to Fresno, Calif, for the hope for better weather in mild Pennsylvania Schmitz said he other sports," Schmitz said. yet settled on starting pitchers of our seniors, they know what Pcpsi/lohnny Quik Classic might central California, but the 10-day will use nine pitchers in the "This is going to be our spring after Knoblauch. the tournament is about," Miller as well be the season opener for Fresno forecast at Weather.com game, one per inning training in a way. We need to go said. "We are going to ride their the Bowling Green baseball showed an increasing chance for The tournament brings a sam- out there and play good baseball The new guy coat tails and their emotions team. rain as next week progresses. pling of teams from all over the from the get-go." Freshman Nolan Reimold was and look for their leadership The Falcons have gotten just There is a 60-percent chance of country. In addition to BG and Kyle Knoblauch will be the tabbed as a newcomer to watch early to get us over the hump." two of their first six scheduled precipitation on Thursday. Penn, Gonzaga, Cal Poly-San starting pitcher in BG's official in fall ball. He didn't take long to Despite the win on Tuesday, games in, both losses, two weeks However, the Falcons will play Luis Obispo, North Carolina- tournament opener Monday live up to the hype, hitting a two- Miller said that while the team is ago at Tennessee. The scheduled as long as the skies let them. Asheville, Illinois State, Penn against Gonzaga Knoblauch is run homer in his second colle- excited, they don't have an edge opener of the series in Knoxville They are chomping at the bit. State and host Fresno State will the only pitcher who will defi- giate at-bat against Tennessee. on the Eagles. was rained out, and BG didn't "We have done just about be there. nitely be held out of tomorrow's The kid brother of BG basket- "I wouldn't call it an edge, they even go to Dayton last weekend, everything we can do practicing The teams from the west will game. ball's John Reimold has already are the favorite, they are the as southern Ohio continued to inside," pitching coach Tod be at a sizable advantage in After Gonzapa BG will play drawn the lofty responsibility of higher seed and it's on their dig out of one of the snowiest Brown said. "We need to play terms of games played. Gonzaga Tuesday against Cal Poly and protecting Kelly Hunt, BG's home court," Miller said. "But Februarys in recent history. some games." was 4-6, Fresno State was 4-10 Wednesday against UNC- biggest bat, in the lineup. Against we are confident we can play " The only thing we can do is BG's cabin fever is so acute, and Cal Poly was 9-8 as of Asheville. The results of the tour- against Eastern." get our guys ready to play," BG they are leaving for Fresno today, Monday. Cal Poly played at nament's first three days will BASEBALL. PAGE 6 GET IN ON THE ACTION ATWWW.BGNEWS.CWYSPOKTS 6 Friday. March 7,2003 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM BG SPORTS Falcons ready to PICK OF THE WEEK As the regular season tor college basket- ball comes to an end the staff puts in their final words about the season. Sports ERICA GAMBACCINI JAYME6 RAMS0N ZACH BAKER ERIK BELL reporter Erik Bell joins the crew to give his thoughts on ttiis final week Sports Editor Asst. Sports Eilitor Asst. Sports Eilitor Sports Reporter avenge UT loss Toledo at Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Score 65-62 59-45 81-78 56-49 MAC TOURNEY, FROM PAGE 5 to rebound from a blowout loss Bowling Green Rant The Falcons end the BG is ready to pull Class for Saturday: Falcons get revenge to Toledo and nudge themselves regular part of their some upsets in the Winning 101, for loss earlier in the else, this Saturday's season into a home court tournament season in style. upcoming tourney. Professor Dakich. season to Rockets. finales will determine their fates. game. Here is a preview of the MAC'S WESTERN MICHIGAN (9-8) Prediction Kentucky Kentucky Florida judgment day, 2003. at NORTHERN ILLINOIS (11-6): No. 2 Kentucky at Kentucky Score 72-70 82-73 72-60 75-70 TOLEDO (6-11) at BG (8-9): As of now, N1U would have No. 3 Florida The Falcons will look to go into home coun in round one, but a Rant Close match-up, but Kentucky has expe- History has shown The Gators have so the post-season with a three win could cam them a bye into I think the Wildcats rience. Florida has that Florida bball much young talent, game win streak and possibly, Cleveland. Western would clinch are going to take it. swamps. has big game jitters it's sickening. home court advantage. They will a home court first round game need plenty of help from other with a win, but a loss makes Prediction Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma schools, but they won't need any things hazy. No. 4 Texas at Score 52-50 14-10 65-63 motivation when they host arch AKRON (9-8) at BUFFALO (1- No. 5 Oklahoma 69-68 rival Toledo. 16): Akron is the MAC's hottest Rant Another close game, Oooooklahoma.. Great to have col- Hollis Price is ready "Saturday's game is big for us," team, and they should win their but hail to the Hollis Price is clutch lege football back. tor the Madness. says BG guard Ron lewis. "We're fifth straight and clinch home Longhorns. at this time ol year. What? striving to be at the top when the court with ease. tournament comes, just like MIAMI (11-6) at MARSHALL Prediction Stanford California Stanford Stanford (8-9): The Redhawks could win No. 20 California at everybody else." Score 72-68 68-61 70-69 70-64 the East and earn a bye with a "They IToledo] beat us on No. 17 Stanford Rant Stanfofd has the The tree team falls What is with the Mike Montgomery is win and a Kent loss. Meanwhile, their floor," adds last night's hero, upper hand being at to California Cardinal name? one of the best Cory Ryan. "Now, we owe them Marshall is another team on the home. Why singular? coaches out there. one." giant bubble between heading OHIO (8-9) at KENT STATE home or hitting the road in (11-6): Ohio is among the teams round one. Purdue' at Prediction Michigan Purdue Purdue Michigan that BG will be rooting against With one game left, BG's Score 67-64 59-53 71-50 65-64 tomorrow. They are also one of chances remain as good as any- Michigan Rant I have to go with my Don't know why, it Michigan plays like They'll find some the few teams over which the one's, and coach Dan Dakich is home state this just feels wrong to they just lost cham- lucky way to win. Falcons would have a tie-break just happy to have the opportu- time. Go Blue! pick Michigan. pionships...oh wait. advantage. Meanwhile, Kent is nity. looking to sneak by Miami for "I'm a little concerned for us, the East Division title and a first with fatigue, coming back for a Michigan State at Prediction Ohio State Michigan State Michigan State Ohio State 61-47 92-81 round bye. two o'clock game," he said. "But Ohio State Score 62-58 57-50 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (13-4) we're going to give it our best Rant Bucks win! That's Izzo is a crazy Don't cry Andy, 1 got The Buckeyes make at BALL STATE (8-9): Central is shot." • all I have to say. genius MSU will be your back. Andy Barch cry. the only team that can relax a bit Saturday's game begins at 2 a sleeper in tourney. tomorrow, but Ball Slate will look p.m. at Anderson Arena. RECORDS 23-19 17-25 20-22 17-25 (guest) Ross kept Eastern Michigan in the game Reimold up for chal- BASKETBALL FROM PAGE 5 half minutes left in the first half, scored 17, John Reimold scored shots." but the game was largely played 14 and Netter had 10. For the sake of BG's season, it Ross was a thorny pest, hitting the within seven points, an ebb-and- A season-low 10 turnovers was a good one to feel. lenge behind Hunt Falcons up for 18 points in 38 flow of BG pulling close and the helped, too. minutes. Ross was the biggest rea- Eagles hitting a shot to give them- Ryan came to BG with a reputa- John Reimold BASEBALL, FROM PAGE 5 Role-playing son Eastern was able to milk a sin- selves breathing room. tion as a shooter. Dakich joked On 2-for-8 shooting from Senior lefty pitcher Doug gle-digit lead for most of the "Every time we nudged the lead that the BG program may have behind the arc, the Falcon for- a pair of Volunteer lefties, I lunl Here has struggled continuous- game. The Eagles led from a Ross out, they kept coming back," "mined" him as a long-range ward passed lay Larranaga and batted third and Reimold ly since coming back from three-pointer with just under 15 Eastern coach ]im Boone said. threat with offensive sets focused Shane Komives last night for sec- founh. Both hit right-handed "Tommy John" surgery last year. minutes to play in the first half "That was big-time for them. on getting the ball down low, but ond on BG's all-time single-sea- "I am definitely up for the It has gotten to the point that until a Ryan basket with just Every time they had a key play, for Ryan it all comes down to hav- son three-point field goal list. challenge, batting behind the BG coaching staff is experi- under five minutes to play in the they got to make them." ing the ball and facing the rim. Reimold now has 74, but the Kelly," Reimold said. "1 lopefully, inenting with Here in new roles. second half. BG counteracted Eastern with "I felt that shot [going In)." Ryan record is pretty safe this year. I can continue doing that." Here has been a starter for Eastern's lead reached a high- four of tlicir own in double fig- said of his three-pointer. "But I've Keith McLeod hit 89 threes last Reimold said his brother has most of his career, but accord- water mark at 24-13 with 11 and a ures. In addition to I.ewis. Ryan ftii some misses, too. I feel all my season. eased his transition to becom- ing to Brown, he will get a ing a collegiate athlete. chance In the bullpen soon. "John has helped a lot," he "We're experimenting with said.'lscrlims he works at bas- everything right now," Brown ketball and learn from him. I said. "This is something we've am glad he's here to help me looked at from this past fall into A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME! out." winter." THERE IS STILL TIME siERUNGwrvmsnY YOU CAN FIND AN AFFORDABLE APARTMENT 116 1/2 MA.NY1LLL • One BR. upper duple.. Limit 2 people. $-17:1.(10 per month, Jeposit S4-10.no. Tenants pay utilities. 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Toledo Museum of Art MONDAY, MARCH 10 3 p.m. Junior and Mini Monday Musicale Great Gallery, Toledo Museum of trying on Art TUESDAY, MARCH 11 10a.m.-3p.m. Family Center Create a painting. this year's Toledo Museum of Art THURSDAY MARCH 13 Reversible and 70s-esque 10a.m.-3 p.m. Family Center swimsuits make way into Create a painting. Toledo Museum of Art closets. With Spring Break upon us and warm weather rapidly approaching (we can dream can't we?), most of us BGSUgrad are ready to get our sun-deprived bodies into a brand-new bathing suit. If you've already got this year's beachin' new suit, lucky you! Still waiting for the ice to melt before you brave the overcrowded malls? Here is performs a list of guidelines to let you know what's hot and what's not in swimwear styles. Dianne Taylor, instructor of Apparel Merchandising, says that swimwear Something that we haven't seen much of in the past that we will be see- locally trends for 2003 include lots of details with fun print combinations, embroi- ing more of this season are reversible suits. For those on a budget, this is a Byloe Bugbee deries, hand beading crochet inserts, drawstrings and ties with a Brazilian great way to change your look without spending money on another suit. PULSE WRITER Carnival theme Christina Bish, area assistant manager of Elder-Beerman at the By day he teaches history at "Styles for bikini bottoms are very low on the hips, mirroring the jeans Woodland Mall in Bowling Green said that they have been selling a lot of Pike Delta York High School in styling; skimpy and low waisted Brazilian cuts with beaded side ties, denim-look suits, which is popular in the boy-shorts style. Delta, Ohio. But by night Brian clinched side detailing and scarf ties," she said "Popular styles this season are Hawaiian Bowers, retro-embroidery and Id n .ii11 puts down the text- Taylor said that for this season's bikini tops, halters are a popular style. In 70s-looking stripes," she said. books and picks up his addition, we will find molded padded triangles, string triangle tops, rube In addition, Bish said airbrushed two-pieces as well as two-pieces with acoustic guitar. tops and bandeaus. Tie or lace-up fronts and drawstring necks are also halter and triangle tops are top sellers. He does this at least three going to be popular this season. Although Bish said that Elder-Beerman is not carrying any solid one- nights a week at Bowling For those who dont like to reveal too much skin on the beach or at the piece suits right now, she hopes to get some in soon. Green's Brewsters Pourhouse, pool, one-pieces and tanldnis will be popular this season. One-pieces can While style of the suit is important, it is also key to select the right color. playing everything from the be found this season with one-shoulder, halter neck, keyhole tie front, "IVe seen a lot of warm colors this season; not many blues," Bish said. Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan, drawstring sides, plunging backs and crochet inserts. Tankinis will have Taylor said that there are three main color styles to look for this season: to his own originals. laced backs and geometric cutouts. earthy neutrals in browns, olive, mustard, tan, terra cotta, rust, sand and Hi K-iiiii. who graduated from SWIMWEAR, PAGE i B0CAIN, PAGE 8 story by Andrea Wilhelm • page layout & illustration by Amanda Russell KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWW.BGN^C(WPUISE 8 Friday. March 7,2003 THE PULSE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Bocain picked up Suit can hide body's flaws guitar at early age SWIMWEAH,FR0MPAGE7 ate those curves that you don't of a waif you arc. Animal prints mold onto your body tightly and have? Try a bikini bottom that (Le zebra stripes, leopard print) lack aesthetic appeal. Unless cameL Citrus Greens such as go in and out of style every few BOCAIN, FROM PAGE 7 not to mention his favorite cuts straight across the hips. you have a perfect, tight body musician, Bob Dylan. As for lime, clover, khaki, grass, kiwi, This shows off that your hips are years. Wearing that spotted suit and you are sun tanning alone the University in 1997, said the bands or musicians he doesn't lettuce green and pistachio are wider than your waist, even if may come back to haunt you if in your backyard, tight briers trendy. Fresh brights in pink, you're sporting it in the wrong reason he makes his way down exactly care for, well, there aren't that's not really true. should also be left out of your that many. blush, crimson, fuchsia, aqua, year. Floral prints are always the to Bowling Green several times blueberry, turquoise, poppy, Are You Ready for this safest bet, but be sure to differ options when shopping for the a week is because there's always "If there's something I'm not Jelly? right bathing suit into, I won't Listen. I'm not going ocean blue, Tahiti blue, lipstick your suits once in a while. Solids something happening. red and berry. Thunder thighs really aren't can be wimpy and wonderful. "There's always something to be force-fed music," Bocain the worst things in the world, so Classic Shorts said. Taylor said that four main Strongly consider solids only if going on musically or socially in prints are stylish this season. don't worry. High-cut bottoms Shorts are generally less As for the state of today's you want to accentuate the revealing and expose just the this town," Bocain said. "And "Look for Bohemian prints will lengthen your legs, making bathing suit's sophisticated cuL the people here at Brewsters music, Bocain, rather than it seems as if your thighs aren't right amount of skin. They are being cynical like many other such as paisley, delicate florals, Keep it fun and colorful! Bathing and all the people who come in patchwork, tie-dye, glitter or your only body part. suits were made for warm, sum- also extremely comfortable, seem to really enjoy acoustic musicians, remains optimistic especially with today's high tech "I think it's (music today) metallics. Fresh prints will be Baby Got Back mery weather and don't you for- music" available in candy stripes and get it! fabrics, which dry almost Growing up in Toledo, Bocain exciting, because of the Hey- his anaconda don't want Internet," Bocain said. "I mean, polka dots. Popular tropical none unless you have buns hun! Size Matters instantly. fell in love with music at an prints are palm trees, large I say,). Lo eat your heart out for early age. His uncle, Tim, used a lot of really good bands aren't leaves, pineapples and geomet- Sizing up your suit is essential. Lifeguard Shorts that good at publicizing them- those of you fortunate to pack a A bikini that is too small or too Lifeguard shorts, the ones that to "parade" around the house selves, but now if they spend of ric florals. The Retro look, which little in the back. But, if you are with his own guitar, and Bocain is very stylish this year, can be large for you will have the same finish a few inches above the few bucks, they can put a Web unhappy with your round rump, effect that sunless tanner has on said there was always music on. site up, so an audience is right found in vintage Hawaiian, boy shorts are here to save your knee and fall between a tight fit "He was a big influence on postcards and pop art designs white skin (it'll make you look and a baggy fit, have been there for them." Lastly, the Ethnic style features day. These cute and trendy biki- baaaaad!). Many girls believe me musically," Bocain said. Asked if music can save the ni bottoms are fun and will fully that choosing a bikini top that is around forever and portray an Those influences of his past wood block prints, batik and image of youth as well as a world, Bocain doesn't hesitate. native ethnic designs," she said. cover your chubby cheeks. too small for their bust size will pour into his music on a nightly "I think music has saved the make their chest appear larger healthy lifestyle. For those who basis, but what he's listening to Had one too many dinners at Baby Bud Light world." he said. "Music is the the Greenery and four too many WRONG! have less attractive bodies, now also makes its way onto the only thing that everyone has in Want to stay in the bikini candy and ice cream stops at the range but don't have the stom- Bermuda shorts also help cover stage. Lately, Bocain is into Ani common. We don't have the Guys up most imperfections Difranco, lack lohnson, and GI7 Relax While you work to get ach for it? Tankinis are great for Guys, listen up. This season same color or the same cul- that body slimmed and local favorites, Grasshopper Pie, tures, but we all love music." covering those less-man-firm it's not just the girls that will Good Drawcord trimmed, FreshAngles.com tummies. Wear your tankini with have the most stylish suits. Both regular shorts and life- offers a few ideas that help a great bottom, so more atten- Men's styles offer a variety of accentuate your best features guard shorts usually have com- tion will be drawn away from options. Here are a few guide- fortable mesh lining with nylon while concealing your flaws. your belly. No matter what body lines for you fashion-emergency type you have, you can always cases. shells. 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EXCELLENT PAYI CALL NOW FOR AN INTERVIEW. of WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY Drink Specials 200 YACHT CLUB DR. C//nop/iOfc/a is the ROCKY RIVER, OH 44116 (440) 333-1310 EXT 225 Open 6 a.m. fear of beds. Monday, March 17 iNKVJKR - ONE STOP FOR ALL YOUR HOUSES AVAILABLE 2003 2004 ALL HOUSES HAVE ONE YEAR LEASES WOttK 5 HOUSING NEEDS! LUNCH 710 EIGHTH STREET 3 BR house. Limit 3 JAPANESERESTAUUNT N! Leases available for 2003-2004 people. Two Baths. Air conditioned. Washer/ to 1616 E. Wooster Street dryer hookup. $999.00 per month. Bowling Green, OH 43402 Avail. 8/21/03 to 8/7/04. OUTBACK (Located in Greenwood Centre) STtAKHOUSE® 10% 714 EIGHTH STREET - Unit #A - 2 BR duplex. Limit 2 people. $660.00 per month. f» Now Hiring: student Cooks, Servers & Avail. 8/21/03 to 8/7/04. 11 Car broken down? Legs tired of pedaling? Try living on Wooster Street! 920 E. Wooster St. *1 : Two bedroom furnished or unfurnished apartments. Across from Campus. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. $645.00 per month for a 12 month lease. Off street parking. Laundry facilities on premises. 1024 E. Wooster St. »MID: Two bedroom furnished apartment located in a triplex. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. Across from Rodgers. Off street parking. $730.00 per month for a 12 month lease. 1024 E. Wooster St. #RR: Two bedroom furnished apartment located in a triplex. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. Across from Rodgers. Off street parking. $550.00 per month for a 12 month lease. 1026 E. Wooster St. #TOP: Two bedroom furnished apartment located in triplex. FREE COLLEGE LIVING GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. Across from Rodgers. Off street parking. $585.00 per An Easy Walk to Campusx*^ month for a 12 month lease. 222 S. College St # EFF: Unfurnished efficiency apartment. Located close to NEWLPVE \\ u \v n»'U l«»\ rii\ilt\ i «»m Campus. FREE CAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. $350.00 per month for a 12 Rentals month lease. 222 S. College St. *2: One bedroom unfurnished apartment. Close to Campus. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. Resident pays electric only. $390.00 per month. TiiffyDoesItRight/ 228 S. College *A-J: One bedroom furnished or unfurnished apartments. Auto Service Close to Campus. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & SEWER. Resident pays elec- Centers tric only. $385.00 per month for a 12 month lease. Tom and th« crow at 230 S. College St.: Two bedroom unfurnished house. Has separate living Tufty InviU you to room, laundry room, and large kitchen. Private yard. Off street parking. coma in for an Resident pays all utilities. Close to Campus. $750.00 per month for a 12 **IA month lease. alignment today! 234 S. College: Two bedroom unfurnished apartment. Living room, dining M-F 8am-«pm / SAT 8*m-2pm *4 V» room, large kitchen. Storage in basement. Off street parking. Resident pays I LIFETMt WARRANTED ^M all utilities. Close to Campus. $625.00 per month for a 12 month lease. LIFETIME WARRANTED 1 i MUFFLERS i I BRAKE PADS & SHOES I 12 Wheel Service $20°° OFF UST I 234 1/2 S. College *UP: One bedroom unfurnished apartment. Storage in $39.95 88? i '4 Wheel Service $40°° OFF UST I basement. Separate entrances. Off street parking. Resident pays all utilities. : p«tmmjrmva»wfmmrm**t\ ■—laaatu — ■rwopaaw I SAVE on . • coripk» mwrtory ol tof> quaty I*»me i I **m R«ac* •*••* DMrrp «M m*t*» rt«#V»VTM ■'•t Close to Campus. $425.00 per month for a 12 month lease. | wararaid vnets ■ good tor as long as you own your car i I *qund S¥Tt"matcoUimVm-cmnmto'nir»tl»'mdaea 13 In leu of other aim Most can and KM sucks ■ aSMcnflcnst 'ft tab rf att« ofn Uai can rd ton n*M J ■ULMflH -»■■ — — — — —• — — -J 234 1/1 S. College #DN: Two bedroom unfurnished lower apartment. LUBE/OIL/FILTER 4-CYCLtNDER Separate entrances. Storage in basement. Resident pays all utilities. Off street & TIRE ROTATION TUNE-UP $349-5, parking. Close to Campus. $450.00 per month for a 12 month lease. QE' Most Cars 6-CYCLINDER *»3 and Light . CITGO $4495 s «2T Trucks TUNE-UP I IndudM'O* 'e- a)changa**n>ID5ouartsofojatty S-CYCUNDER | Cngomow cftasMlub*andlconvtotvahjdesafety 95 I nseecbd r- xeallourBnM "Inbsuotof*often TUNE-UP *54 j NE WE'VE ioers.ftUnSL 353 2444 ■ BowJangOreen Rentals 12 Friday, March 7,2003 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Help Wanted For Rent For Rent The Daily Crossword Fix pisorkiio' brought to you by PbSeP PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN! SAVE " 2 FREE MONTHS RENT 2 Bdrm. sublease May-Aug. Furnished, close lo campus, ott-St. 1 As well MONEY! Sports camp in Maine 300 block E. Merry. 4-6 bdrms huge 2 Long period parking. $500/mo. Call 352-1923. Coaches needed; Tennis. Basket- cover porch. 3rd St.. 6 bdrms . lots '* 3 That girt ball. Baseball. Water-Sports. Rock ot parking. Both all new flooring & 1 4 Latvian Climbing. Biking. Golf. Archery, could incl. all util., normally 6-8 stu- 4 bdrm, 1 bath house at 516 E. 5 Idolize Hockey & more. Work Outdoors, dents in units tor more into & view- Reed avail. Aug. 16 tor 12 mo. 6 Wacko Have a great summer. Call Free: ing call 352-7365. lease. $1050,'mo. House in good 7 Well-behaved . I 1 m ■ (88fi)-844-8080 or shape w/nice backyard. 1/2 block 8 Columbus sen. Apply Online: www.campcedar.com "03-04 Apts. tor rent.Going last, all trom campus, carpeted, w/off St. I ■ I 9 Change walls next to campus & in quiet areas tor parking, unfurnish. except lor refig- 10 Rice Burroughs Summer Job Fair! eralor. d'w, and stove. No dogs. Se- I r I 11 Course for conquerors? study. Listings avail 24/7 316 E. Wednesday. March 19th, noon-4 Merry K3.353-0325 9am-9pm curity deposit required ■ 12 Rescuers Room 202. Student Union Call 419 885-8307. "' ' 13 Black Sea port 43 Type of general 18 Geeks 44 Simple weapon Over 60 companies "Fully turnished efficiency. S455 tor '■ A GREAT apt al a GREAT price! ■ 45 Awn 1 person. Monthly leases, includes : 22 Mental confidence SUMMER JOBS!! $10-12/hr. Work Avail. 8/15, Furn. 2 Br. Clean. Quiet, 23 Sired 46 E-mail correspon- all utilities, cable, phone. Call - outside this summer in tun working Spacious. AC. Call 352-1104. 1 24 Atrican ration dent Buckeye Inn 8 Studios 352-1520. - environment w.'fellow college stu- 25 Destructive entree? 48 After all this time Avail, now. Efficiency. 1 Ig. rm. with , H I ■ ■ 27 Willowy 51 Soothes dents. Now hiring motivated people to till painter and crew chief posi- private bath. Unfurn. Grad student 29 End ol cigar? 53 Zigzag turns 03-04 APARTMENTS I ' tions. Locally and throughout OH & prelerred. 352-5822. 31 Take in pants, lor 56 Lee or Kenton 352-3445 example 57 Loser to the tortoise Ml. No experience necessary, BG Apts-818/822 2nd St. ■ we wil train. ACT TODAY!! 34 Restaurant 60 Pub choice 2 BR Apts. avail. May or August 61 Decorative vase 1-800-405-6227. '03-'04 Houses & Apartments $500 & gas'elec. 12 mo. lease 36 Long nail 38 Chip in chips 62 Atlantic food lish 616 Second St. - 800 Third St. Smith Apt Rentals 419 352-8917 1 3 blocks ott campus. Call 354-9740. 1 40 Roman emperor 63 Goiter Ernie EFFICIENCIES AVAILABLE 41 House numbers? 451 THURSTIN - Furnished. $300 ACROSS For Sale 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. avail, in Serene mo. plus elec. Avail, immed. to 8/9/3 Park like setting. Includes applian- 1 Unit of magnetic flux 44 Closed up ces, heat, and refurbished entnes. 313 N MAIN - Furnished $320 mo 6 Borodin opera, "Prince 45 Mil address Bowling Green Village. 352-6335. includ. util Avail, immed. to 679/03. 10 Exxon, once 47 Catch in a setup $500 Police Impounds! 14 Exclaimed in pleasure 49 Rachel or Simon Cars trucks SUV s from $500. 12 mo/leases staning 15 Cyrano's feature 50 Ring official Hondas, Chevys & more! For listings 347 N. MAIN - Furnished. $300 mo. May 17. 2003: Includ. util. Avail, immed. to &9/03. 16 Deluncl 52 Driving area calf 800-719-3001 ext. 4558 230 N. Enterprise #0 17 Heavy starter? 54 Coils 19 Present ANSWERS 1997 Dodge Neon Sport Coupe. 1 Br - 1 person- $410 * util CALL JOHN NEWLOVE 55 Fillings 266 Manville 20 Stair element 56 Drastically reduce Black, fully loaded, new brakes. REAL ESTATE OFFICE 8 a N J II N 3 3 Id ■■ 1 V 2 Br.- 2 person- $600 + util. 21 Astonishes 58 Health resorts 1 i 88.000 mi. $4000 OBO. 353-2693. (419)354-2260. a H U v 1 3 r-1 n V . 322 E.Court #4- 1 Br 23 Ger auto 59 Mongolian topping? Fi n V s b V 1 V FI H V d e Bdrm. queen sleigh bed. includes 1 person- $420 incl. all util. FOR RENT 26 Sea eagle 64 Domesticated ■ ' s v : i ■ V 1 N i 3-4 Bedroom Housrj. 27 Nocturnal noisemakers 65 Melodramatic exclamation nightstand, chest, dresser & mirror. 415 E. Court #A ■ J 3 d J i 1 a 28 Unlikely 66 Flynn ot film 1 ■ i Sacrifice $675. Call 419-509-8342 1 Br.-1 person- $340 » util. 419-308-6426 i 'i V V H 1 N 0 30 Trader 67 Liturgical vestments f 1 i 1 V N 1 Bed brand new. Oueen size pillow 415 E. Court »C HOMES FROM $10,000 32 Pretoria's nation: abbr. 68 Occupancy fee : i 1 S o : - V ' 1 n I V V I 3 top set. full warranty. Will sacrifice 2 Br.- 2 person- $480 ♦ util Foreclosures & repros. For listings 33 Makes joyous 69 Dispatches 605 5th St. »C call 800-719-3001 ext. H 584. s I V 1 i 1 l V 1 3 $179 can deliver. Call 419-392-7465 35 Fragrant blooms ¥ ■■■ ■ 1 i V u 3 U u 2 Br.- 2 person- $390 ♦ util. 37 Formal opinions » " House for rent d 3 a O N s N M H Dining room table, 4 chairs, 38 $ dispenser. ' Immediate occupancy 1 i Z V N u V 3 it l hutch & buffet. Cherry finish. Smith Apartment Rentals 39 Grassy plain • 241 Manville. Call 352-9392. i A 1 n 0 B N a 1 N Sell $950. Call 419-509-8342 419-352-8917 42 Organic compound ,-i n Houses 1. 2 & 3 bdrm. apts. within a V a ami 8 •; NHa 9 M O 0 0 1 s -1 1 2 blocks ol campus tor 03-04 o 6 8 u Li O II a 2 bdrm. apt. avail. May 15. $600, lo- school year. Call 352-7454 cated on campus. NO pets and yr. Large 2 bdrm. basement apt. Util. in- VOTED BEST PIZZA 10 STRAIGHT YEARS lease required. Call 3540229. cluded. $600'mo. No smokers. No 12" One 2 Cans petsli 353-4528. PISnN^LLO'ST^ ■^^ Item Pizza of Pop 2 bdrm. apt., excellent cond. New House, close to campus1 Close to Universityl! 835 Fifth St. May lease. A/C. 2 bath 203N.Moin *■?*"»— 352-5166 Call 686-4651. $5.00 Minimum Management Inc. Call 419-352-9392. Open Weekdays 4P.M. • Lunch Fri.«Sal.-Sun. Subleaser needed lor June-Aug. at 2-4 subleasers needed lor 2 bdrm. Sterling, reduced rent. Call Colleen NOW RENTING house on 222 S. College, to take at 440-667-1751. over lease from Aug. 03-04. FOR 2003/2004 Subleasers needed trom May-Aug. $766Vmo. ail util except elec. inclu. Newer. 4 bdrm, house at 421 S. Contact Jen or Katie @ 353-6879. Call 353-5800 far College. Please call 353-2753. COMPLETE LISTING Sublsr needed Mar-Aug 03. 2 bdrm. nr check (he website 1 1/2 bath, wash/dryer in unit. $355 www.mecca he.com mo S util. Call Jen 419-308-8479. Hillsdale Apt. 1082 Fairview, 1 & 2 Bdrm Apis. Dishwasher- Highland )^W.¥,W,WaWKWHWHWItWIWTOWWI Garbage Disposal. IW Baths- Management The sisters of Washer/Dryer Hook up (2 Bdrm) 130 E. Washington St., BG SERVING FINE FOOD A FEW OPEN NOW (419)354-6036 '>■ »«■'«««''»t««. Alpha Gamma Delta IN BOWLING GREEN 9 AM - 5PM Bringing Down the House SINCE 1972 would like to wish 1st month 1/2 off! (2:15). 4:55, 7:35, (10.10) Management Inc. f everyone a fun and safe Low Security Deposits! Tears of the Sun (tor Highland & Jay-Mar only). Evergreen Apt. 215 E. Poe (1:40). 4:20, 7:00, [9:50] Efficiencies/1 Bdrms, Laundry The Highlands- Senior Grad Chicago on site, BGSU Bus Slop. Housing, i Bdrm. spacious (2:00), 4:40, 7:20, [9:55) large closets, all new windows, car- i A FEW OPEN NOW pel, some w new kitchens & baths Old School ^ih'ih'ihi^ui'ih-ih'ih'ii^^ui Starts $395. 12 mo. lease. (2:05). 4:45, 7:25. [9:40] How to Lose a Guy Jay-Mar Apts.- Senlor/Grad In 10 Days Management tnt Housing, 2 Bdrm. spacious, new (1:50). 7:10 windows, doors, kitchens (dish- Heinzsite Apt., 710 N. Enterprise DareDevil I Bdrm. A/C-Dishwasher- washer & range), bains. Starts $510. 12 mo. lease. 4:30, [10:05] Garbage Disposal Schedule is tor CLOSE TO CAMPUS. The Homestead- Grad Friday 3/7/03 - Thursday 3/13/03 A FEW OPEN NOW Housing, AC. great location, () denotes Saturday and EXTENSIVE ceramic tile. sourWptool cons., Sunday only! I) denotes Monday-Wednesday WINE LIST dishwashers, sky lights, vaulted Other times show everyday! IN OHIO ceilings. 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