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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Monday September 25,2006 Volume 101. Issue 27 Local family shares heart and home with 31 adoptees WWWBGNEWSCOM By Sarah Griffith getting members to visit the damage and paralysison the left had adopted several special Now she is a happily married Reporter Nuzums' home every Friday. side of his body. I le uses a wheel- needs children, they considered degree-seeking student at I BG SEA to hold "I have always said that there chair, but this does not hinder a similar route. They decided to I astern Michigan University. fashion show The stretch of 1-25 north of should be a bumper sticker that him from being one of the most take classes that would educate After Megan, more adop- Bowling Green could easily be says 'Adoption is Addicting,"' outgoing of all the Nuzums; them to care for the challenges tions followed. Due to the low for students called the middle of nowhere, said loanne, the adoptive which entails the serenading of adoption can present. demand for infants with special I What students wear but for 31 lucky adoptees, this is mother and teacher of 31 home- all visitors. It is also said that he After that, the Nuzums needs, the Nuzums began to be the center of the world. schooled adoptees. is deadly with a squirt gun. adopted their first child . to interviews and contacted when these children, A rather imposing steel struc- "Once you begin bringing After an emergency hyster- through friends, named particularly those in sibling I new jobs may affect ture lies just off of the highway. these kids into your home, it 8 ectomy due to complications Megan. Megan was slowly groups, needed a home. I the success of their However, when one steps into hard to stop." dining their second pregnancy, developing as an infant, anil Presently, there are three sib the residence of loanne and The adoptees range from the couple began to look into careers in the the mother cold not can' foi ling groups of five and two sill ■ Scott Nuzum, it feels more at young to old, many of whom are adoption. The Nuzums waited her. She was the Nuzums' sec- ling groups of three living under professional world. home than anywhere else in special needs individuals, like for four years with no luck, but ond child (behind their bio- their one big roof. I lie others IPaq. 3 the world. Tony, a 31-year-old who experi- they finally found inspiration logical first-born son, Dan). were separate adoptions adding This may be why the enced a devastating fall from a that would lead them to a life As Megan grew and devel- up to one big family of 31, University's Student Alumni second-story window when he they had never dreamed of. oped, many of her challenges YouTube's Connection has little trouble was 4 years old. This led to brain After meeting a family who began to turn into triumphs. ADOPTION ;2 growth hinges on copyrights The most popular GSS RECAP video-viewing site on the Internet could Grad students be faced with paying royalties to copyright discuss BG holders for material. |fc*s development By Megan Yodlis Falcons crushed Re.. by Kent State The Dunbridge project, Saturday's football Bursarables and new surveys for graduate students were three game vs. Kent State ol the topics the GSS meeting left fans in Bowling highlighted on Friday. Green disappointed On the other side of Interstate 75 is about 90 acres with a final score of of land that the University lias 38-3. | Page 6 plans to work with. "The land on that side Is BG Volleyball owned by someone else but the University wants to entci continues its Into an agreement to use it fen winning streak another University building." Luke Nichter, Vice President ol The Women s GSS, said. Volleyball team swept Nobody knows what is real!) both matches against going to happen with it yet, there are many plans the) have dis- Toledo and Ball State cussed like University housing this weekend. or a possible living and learning | Pag.6 community. \'ic liter said. "Two to three locus groups it have been formed to come up with ideas oi what to use the space for," he said. Teresa Lennartz. sopho- more, said the University could make a student center similar to the Union but a more relaxed, laid back place for students to hang out. *» The property is private!) Friday owned and they are leas- A maglev train crash ing it back to the University and that is why the students in northwestern By Maghan Hunt But as students become more involved on cam- in the focus groups are con- Germany kills 23. Reporter pus, they become less affected about not going cerned. The issues, concerns home as often. and needs of students are not Saturday Home is where the heart is. "I really don't get homesick," Megan Ijnk, sopho- being addressed A Fostoria man is This familiar saying has been passed from gen- more, said. Being a private company that injured in a Bowling eration to generation as the traditional definition for As president of A (irpella choir, Link said she the University is working with the word "home." sometimes can't afford to lose a weekend on cam- is not going to care about how to Green rail accident. This definition, however, has been called into pus by returning home. make it more convenient to the question by many college students over the years as At some colleges, such as Wright State University, students, the) are going to build Sunday they learn how to make the transition from the place going home every weekend is a regular practice for something thai will make them Clinton defends they grew up to the place they share with thousands most students. money. Nichter said. himself in a Fox News of other students "Wright State is a very local school," Lindsay Another issue raised at the interview regarding These different ideas of home arc what send Snyder, a sophomore at WSU said, since many of GSS meeting was Bursarables. his handling of the many students back to that place every weekend. the students are from the neighboring towns of Nichter said there has been a bin Laden threat. Where home is, what is waiting there, and what is Kettering, Belibrook, Centerville and Beavercreek. task force assembled to look at offered here — can affect whether or not students Snyder said the main reason she and other WSU the financial transactions the For more information: return home every week. snidents return home is to see friends University is dealing with. vnyw.bgncws.com Here at the University, most students stay in Wright State University is a prime example of Currently thereaieall kinds of Bowling Green for the weekends. Many students what is called a "suitcase school," where the major- ways to pay for things students simply cannot go home because they live in other ity of students go home every weekend. can buy on campus. Right now This is definitely not the case at BGSU, though. it is a system of credit and they "Do you think Bill states and cannot afford the plane ticket. "I wish I could go home, but I live too far away to go With all the campus activities lor the student are thinking of changing it to a Clinton was a good home," Erica Schiebd, a junior from Pittsburgh, said. body, movies playing in the Union, bars, dance system of debit. Niebtei said president?" Homesickness is a common ailment for students, clubs and boutiques downtown Bowling Green has "It'sgoing to be useful because especially freshmen. to offer, there are ample choices for a bored student students will be able to use it "I do miss home, and sometimes my mom. I kinda to make. at off-campus stores like SBX wish I had gone to school somewhere closer," fresh- Because of this, some students who are easily able because it does not go through man lustin Bin, originally from Cleveland, said. to go home do not miss it at all. the Bursar account like the cred- 1 lomesickness affects many freshmen because Sophomore losh Newton, from Port Clinton, has it system does Nichter said. they are out on their own for the first time, often a girlfriend and large group of friends back home There is no definite solution . in Hcrdwy. Senior. doing tasks such as their own laundry for the and even has a car on campus, but said he rarely to this idea of switching it, but if Chemistry first time. goes home, "because it's college!" he said. it is done. Nichter said it would most likely take effect for the spring semester. 1 think, overall, he "1 don't think they should wasn't bad." get rid ol the credit system. I | Pag. 4 don't see the reason for it, it's not necessary," sophomore Andrea Carder said. (ietting rid of the credit sys- I Al-Qaida continues 9/11 terror threats with little to back them up tem would mean the University would have to put the debit sys- tem Into effect right away. By Rohan H. Raid cies and many private secu- Damascus, Syria, or the fatal ening videos may have been "If you take something away, The Associated Press rity analysts doubt al-Qaida or shooting of a British tourist just that — designed to fright- there needs to be something to TODAY its elusive leader, Osama bin in lordan. The French intel- en the West and inspire fol- put in its place," Nichter said. P.M. Showers CAIRO, Egypt — The threats Laden, still maintain much if ligence report that bin Laden lowers — with little real punch The third issue brought up High: 69. Low: 48 came in a blizzard around any operational control over may have died last month of behind them. at the GSS meeting was a new the anniversary of the Sept. far-flung terror cells. typhoid merely highlights the Bin Laden and his top depu- survey system for graduate 11 attacks — a series of videos They see no sign of a direct uncertainty the West now has ty, Ayman al-Zawahri, are now students. It was modeled after from al-Qalda's No. 2 warning al-Qaida hand in a flurry of about any role he plays in the "less like generals and more Miami University and will lake of more strikes to come. recent attacks, such as the terror network. TOMORROW But U.S. intelligence agen- assault on the U.S. Embassy in All that means those fright- See THREATS | Page 2 See GSS | Page 2 Sunny High: 72. Low: 52 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE 2 Monday. Stptemto 25. 2006 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

into their home for educational "I have always said POLICE experiences they would never ADOPTION gain in any classroom. BLOTTER From Page 1 "It is the most amazing" that there should be a ■ ■ ■ experience," said Dan Stypa,

Thursday of Juniper Coufl ■ (her lime, the Nuzums began the membership coordina- bumper sticker that says 1:56 p.m. I on ine. to notice things about their tor of the Student Alumni From Sept. 9. private prop1 found on pave children that were inconsistent Connection. The SAC has been Adoption is Addicting"' to many things they were told traveling to the Nuzum house ■■ Saturday 10:15 p.m. JoameNuzum upon their adoption. for several years. On Fridays, 12:05 a.m. ■ It could be called a miracle to press charges. ■ ■ As the children grew in the the group travels out to the home, loanne calls it "ingenuity." 2:07 p.m. ■ ■ inn in nurturing environment, sur- Nuzums custom-built, 16.0(10

Deena J. Hall* ■ ■ rounded by others with chal- square foot home. The networking of contractors for urtdera 12:44 a.m. i i but offend. lenges of their own, the kids When they walk in the door an and donors took years to collabo-

Norif - ■ started proving the skeptics electric excitement runs through rate. In the meantime, the home

2:54 p.m. ■ 10:22 p.m. wrong. When Christina arrived the family. It is not lost on the in I lolland received six additions

■ I North Amanda K at the Nuzums', she wasn't students either. They spread out of almost 2,000 square feet to 12:49 a.m. expected to ever be able to walk; across the home, some going to accommodate the new arrivals. undt.- but she did. the gym off of the living room, When the miracle home was

■ 10:58 p.m. finally finished, even UPS helped 5 p.m. "It's called keeping up with some going up to the computer the lones'," said Scott. "Christina and art stations in the classroom out moving all 10 truckloads of Aaron Rober! I ■ ■ ■ looks at Megan and thinks, 'Well, on the second floor. the Nuzums possessions for free. I ■ Megan can walk why can't IT' In The favorite activity is always Kayla, an 18-year-old girl with ale oho' ■ I i aspirations of attending Toledo ■ 12:54 a.m. this environment they all com- the Dance Marathon line dance-

5:26 p.m. ■ 11:25 i■ ... pete with one another.'' that the kids learn even year. Beauty College said, "I think our

Crossing guard ■ Amy, one of the Nuzums" Christina, whose prognosis said house is COOL" Her favorite part

poun ' 1:54 a.m. ■ adoptees, a spunky girl who is she would be crippled for Hfe of the house b the kitchen. Sun" Broci ■ quick with a hand-shake and barely missed a beat With three sinks, three CJeorge ■ conversation, turned her dad's The home is appropriate to the I'orman grills, two stoves and an

■ ■ 11:59 p.m. comment around on him, "But, astonishing proportions of the endless amount of helpers, it is ■ ■ ■ he is ornery 24-7." Nuzum family themselves. pretty cool. 5:41 p.m. ■ You would have to be to do A charitable effort of con- Men her 1" year-old brother, Juvenile reported being tt n 2:04 a.m. ■ what the Nuzums do. They care tractors from around the area, agrees and adds that he cant wait ■ ■ for child and adult adoptees with fundraising walk-a-thons by the until next year's Dance Marathon, ■ which the Nuzums have attended ■ multiple levels of disability. The Nuzums themselves, and two

5:55 p.m. 2:59 a.m. ■ disabilities range from light to appearances on die "today Show in past years.

■ * severe, including cerebral palsy, helped them relocate their brood The SAC continues to go to

■ 11:59 p.m. seizure disorders and autism. of 30 from their home in Holland, the house every Friday as part of 7:24 p.m. post on: ted for In addition, the Nuzum fami- Ohio, to the present address on what Stypa calls "one of the cool-

5:19 a.m. ■ ly welcomes University students Kind Road near I laskins. est things we do." on Klot^ Ro.icl. ■ . 11:55 p.m. - Sunday

Won -• ■ ■ 12:27 a.m Napoleon Road 4:25 a.m. (graduate students] think about Any time students speak up dow. When • ■ ■ I other issues concerning them," together it is good, it's just the : . ■ ■ GSS Nichtersaid. University that wants to hear ■ ■ From Paqe Friday This extensive student survey everything is good," Nichter said. 1:07a.m. could also raise controversy! As of right now, these are the 1:09 a.m. 4:50.. a.m. ■ ■ ■ effect in the spring. because if students respond in three most important issues . ■ "It's the first time graduate a negative way, the University GSS is dealing with and will con- of alcohol on North I * 5:09 a.m. ■ students will have the chance might not want to hear it. tinue to deal with until they are

■ ■ 1:30 a.m. to rate their professors and what Nichter said. st>l\ed. he said.

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■ Anor lyi around the globe. The report. cially the United States. ■ ■ But the goals, methods and 1:55 am THREATS which represented the consen- - ' 1:51 p.m. sus of 16 U.S. spy services, was targets of those far-flung radi- From Page 1 completed in April and first cals now vary widely And not ■ Do flowers bloom all extremist groups share al- ■ i at the sound of reported in Sunday's New York ■ ■ ■ your voice? like talking heads, disseminat- limes and Washington Post. Qaida'S vision Ol global struggle ■red by police. ■ ing their violent ideology via After the U.S. and its allies against the West, preferring in

2:54 a.m. ■ ■ Podcast satellite television in hopes of ousted the Taliban in 2001. al- some cases to fight instead for Disorderly female reportc I 4:06 p.m. inspiring others to do their bid- Qaida apparently transformed specific national political aims. ingin thesi Comf. for us. ding," said Eben Kaplan of the itself into an ideological move- Across the world, that means vehicle. I Council on Foreign Relations ment nl sell-sustaining cells that the threat is fractured into many 2:40 p.m. think tank in New York. operate with little or no central parts - - with the need to tailor ■ ■ Noteveryoneagrees.Thereare direction, many analysts and defenses accordingly. ■ ominous signs in Afghanistan intelligence officials believe. In Britain, uinstlvhomcgrown . ■ ■ ■ 9:11 p.m. that al-Qaida is trying to make That makes them difficult to militants of Pakistani descent an operational comeback as track—until they strike or make seem intent on staging the kind attacks, especially suicide mis- a mistakethat leads the authori- ol lug. spectacular attack that sions, against U.S. and coalition ties to them. bin Laden used on Sept II. forces increase. It also makes it difficult to Their efforts have focused Some experts also fear the determine whether any specif- again and again on jetliners — absence of a major, Sept. 11 -style ic attack was actually directed as during this summer's scare attack simply means al-Qaida by al-Qaida. — and other big transportation is taking its time to plan a next For example, British systems such as subways spectacular strike. authorities insist there is no Elsewhere, however, mili- Still, five years after the evidence al-Qaida directed tants have diverged sharply attack on the World Trade the luly 2005 suicide attacks from bin laden. The assault this Center and the Pentagon, on the London transit system month on the U.S. Embassy in many analysts believe the day- that killed 52 commuters. I )amascus, Syria — which came to-day threat from al-Qaida Nonetheless, one of the just a day after al-Zawahri's itself has dropped. four British Muslim bombers warning tapes were aired — Paradoxically, however, the appeared later on a videotape serves .is a prime example. threat from Islamic extrem- made before his death, declar- In Syria, militants have ists may have grown — and ing his allegiance to bin Laden. focused on getting rid of become broader, more diverse That tape bore the logo of al- President Bashar Assad and and more complex, and thus Qaida's production company. there is no sign they receive harder to combat. "Al-Qaida is crippled and any operational direction from "The absence of a formal, is certainly not the organiza- al-Qaida. single organizational struc- tion it was. Al-Qaida. however, In Iraq, the fight has mostly ture has contributed to mak- has placed extra emphasis on morphed into a sectarian con- ing the fight against this brand inspiring other groups and try- flict between SunnisandShiites of terrorism more elusive and ing to mobilize other groups," for control of Iraq's future, difficult," the British think the State Department's coun- although some foreign fighters tank Chatham I louse said in a tertcrrorism coordinator, Henry inspired by al-Qaida seem to report this month as the videos Crumpton, told the Council on still be involved. were airing. Foreign Relations recently. Meanwhile, militants from That view is also expressed Al-Qaida's efforts to inspire llamas and Hezbollah share in a classified U.S. intelligence appear to be focused on a the same hatred of the U.S. report that says the Iraq war has worldwide wellspring of young, and Israel — but have sharply increased the threat of terrorism radicalized Muslims who share different ideologies and goals bystirringup Islamic extremism broad anger at the West, espe- than al-Qaida.

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power, especially along Islamic nations. Without changing, Iran will rum inlo another North Korea. BRIAN SZEABELSKI Regardless of what the UN says OPINION COLUMNIST or does, die Iranian government will pursue nuclear technology and weaponry. I lowever, having nuclear weap- ons does not necessarily mean a Iran's nuclear country will use them. In the 60 years of ihcir existence, ihe United program Stales is still the only country lo actually use nuclear weapons. Plus.' il doesn't help thai Ihe should be Bush Administration considers Iran an enemy. I xigically, you don't want your enemy lo have allowed such weapons, but what would happen If ban suddenly became If one thing has been hogging our friend? headlines recently, it's been the There's already an example showdown between the United of thai in Pakistan, when In the Slates and Iran over Iran's nuclear 1990s, we opposed them hav- program. While there have been ing nuclear bombs After Bush threats of sanctions and fears of coerced the Pakistani govern- military action, few thing, seem ment into being our ally, the certain at this point. issue of them having nukes All we know is Iran wants faded into obscurity. to develop their "commercial" Same wilh the former Soviet nuclear program, wliile die Union. United Stales doesn't want diem Ibr years, we didn't want them to have nuclear power. If we can to have nukes, but when Russia draw anything from the media's embraced democracy, we forgave rc|xirting on the issue, its dial diem for having a nuclear arsenal. Iran and its president. Mahmoud So we've established why Iran Ahmadiiiejad. are insane, and wants nuclear weapons. America is fighting to save Ihe Giving Iran nuclear weapons world from Iran's bombs. is not appeasement, especially Every single person in America if they're going to continue to seems to believe a nuclear Iran seek them regardless of any UN WOUM either mean the end of action. So why not just let them ihe world, or terrorists would get keep their program out in Ihe nuclear weapons. That seems a public, where global eyes can in the White House. Yet a former figure in American ing us now. little excessive, especially when keep (rack of il? But in addition to absolv- ccnintcnendrist intelligence \ear the end of the interview, terrorists could just as easily steal Sure, il could theoretically set ing himself of blame, Clinton claims thai there was "clear and Bill Clinton blew up and accused unguarded nuclear weapons off an anus race in the Middle deckled to declare the Bush convincing" proof of bin laden's Fox News of engaging in a con- from Russia East, bin sooner or later, one of Administration the true villains in conspiracy against America spiracy to shame his name; but In ii-.ilii v. it's much more than diose governments will build such Ihe failed capturing of bin laden Nevertheless, Instead of cap- I think Clinton has done a good just the argument "Iran is bad." weapons. When that day comes, leading up to the Sept 11 attacks. turing the terrorist mastermind, enough job of that himself Thews a clear solution lo this whether its Iran, Saudi Arabia, The) ItheBush (Unions camp persuaded Sudan Hv hogging the spoiligh: and problem, one that sounds as Syria. Turkey, or others, we won't Administration] had eight to expel hiii Laden loanother screaming inlantile phrases crazy as Ahmadiiiejad seems, but be abk? lo stop an arms race. Clinton's months tuny Hie) did not try. country, calling this move a vic- like "liar, liar, pants on fire," Bill might work. Instead of staunchly In fact, as I mentioned before, I tried. Sol tried arid failed," tory against terrorism. Clinton is joining the game of denying Iran nuclear technol- a Middle Easlem country already (Union unctuously claimed. A tew days later. Osama partisan bickering and finger ogy, lei them have it. This does dins haw nuclear weapons: arrogance Now Hill may have been able left the country and hoarded pointing concerning Sept. 11. include nuclear weapons, as Israel. Once again, because Israel to fool us into believing he didn't an airplane for Afghanistan, which only seeks to undermine crazy as it sounds. is an ally, its no problem they're hurts haw sex outside his marriage, taking with him Aynian and exacerbate our legitimate Before you write me off as biding Iheir nuclear program. but he cannot honestly believe Zawahiri, the chief planner efforts in the war on terror. insane, Iran has some very solid A hidden benefit of allowing thisdupUdtous statement is of the Sept. 11 attacks on the What good does any of this do reasons for wanting a nuclear such a tiling is peace. Countries America going to suffice like the usual gar- World Trade Centers, along for our country except to make arsenal. To the east. India and with nuclear capabilities balance bage he disseminates, with a host of other thugs us look like idiots to our enemies llikislan hold nuclear weapons each other out power-wise, and While Mill Clinton was not nn I he truth is Hill Clinton did who can conveniently be and the rest of the worid? and are within strike range. To while there is tension, Ihere is also law irilc ptvsident by a long-shot, not try very hard, if at all, to cap- found among the FBI's 22 Osama's probably having a the north is nuclear superpower a lack of conflict. i admit I kiiulot liknl iheguy lure Osama bin Laden during most-wanted terrorists. good laugh right now. and why Russia, and to the west lies Israel, Plus, Iran would be somewhat AlihouuM he never reaDy his presidency Years later Clinton admitted shouldn't lie lie? a country with nuclear weapons satisfied, meaning that our focus accomplished anything ol real In fact, President Clinton and the decision to let hin laden go After all, he's getting exactly dial often shoots first and asks can be placed on bigger regional importance during his tenure, his national security team llat- was probably "the biggest mis- what he wants: While disin- questions later. issues. There are far greater issues there's no arguing he had a out ignored several opportunities take nl tin pirsidency." genuous men like Bill Clinton Imagine if we didn't have any in tile Middle East, such as com- charisma ami penchant for pla- to capture I Isamabin laden and But didn't Hill say in the Fox air occupied politicizing the nuclear weajions, but Mexico, bating the spread of extremist ralion that was autulh tough his terra associates. News interview that he had war on terror and changing Canada, and Venezuela all did Islamic views among the poor to resist On at least three separate "tried and failed" to capture history, he's busy planning Wouldn't you wan! die American and young So lei ban prove it's Urifbrtunatery, the once versa- occasions, hin Laden was offered Osama bin laden? more terrorist strikes. government to have nuclear worthy lo be a major player. It's a tile man who could coerce some- up to the administration and Apparently these facts do not A man like (linton, who pur- weajions as wellV lin sure il'd lie crazy idea, but you never know... one Into believing he was actu- nar) was an action taken by matter to an incessant dissemi ports to conduct himself on the reasonable lo say yes. il might just work. .ill-, doingwork instead of unzip- either Clinton or his cohorts. natoi of misinformation like Mr. plane of dignity, should definitely Nuclear weapons are also a ping his fly in front of interns in ()ne such ollense came in ( linton wlio seems to care more know better. source of political power. Iran sees the i Kill (Hfice has pecendy been 1996 when Sudan sent a former about his tainted image than liis Turning a horrific event into a them, perhaps correctly, as a way Send comments to Bitan Siabelski at losing more of his validity, and intelligence officer with (x\ con- own country political, self-defensive ram is not of being seen as a growing world bs26bei9bqsu.edu. with it. die small shied ofUngei nections to Washington with an i guess it's really not all that going to help us, nor will it bring ing respect I had lot him. offer to hand over bin laden. surprising, because during liis back those who |x'rished in the in a heated interview yester- At the time the Slate presidency he usually followed World Trade Centers. WEB SITE POLL day on "Fox News Sunday," the i leparrrnentwasdescriblnghlm the most recent opinion polls So if Bill Clinton a'ally cares Conner Democratic president as "the greatest single finandet when making decisions instead alxmt his country he'll keep his Do you think the fines better fit the civil infractions In the city of Bowling Green? lambasted "right-wingers" In of terrorist projects in die world" of actually doing what he felt was n ii null shut and own up to his response to recent criticisms and was accusing Sudan of har- right fin tlie country. mistakes like President Bush. Yes 4$% thai he did not lake appropriate boring terrorists. In fact, perhaps he was too Doing so would make our No 16% measures to capture Osama bin Vei none oi this seemed to busy worrying about Ids image country safer from terror and What does infraction mean' 27% during the Monica I.ewinsky Undecided 14% I aden during his presidency matter much to BUI Clinton and might, just might, restore what- Total respondents 51 "But at least I tried." Clinton liis cronies who turned down sex scandal lo bother with ever validity he has, left. said when asked whether he the extradition offer on the thwarting terrorists. This BG News poll is not scientific and reflects (he opinions of only [hose Internet users who have had tailed to fully anticipate bin grounds that "there simply was Well this selfish behavior hurt Send comments to Daniel liptan at chosen lo participate. 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brush-cut former high school others who hold high positions jock from Raven na. (Hiio, said in organizations need to know BUND aftei his zip-line adventure. FASHION how to dress professionally, From Page 3 From Page 3 Being blind may make it I feel honored that I was better, Cowsar ventured: asked lii be a model. Being the find work or enroll in college. "It's less anticipation, more \ showcase clothes needed to look DSC, President, these kind of Two other centers fou tided on adrenaline." professional clothes are whal I have to wear the same six-to-nine month All the derring-do "gives "The) are two scenes, which on a daily basis." said senior boot camp approach — Blind people bragging rights when are business casual and busi- Bernard Little, "So, I deliniteh Inc.. in Minneapolis, and they get back home — thai ness piolessional. \t die hegin- think it'll be a way I" show stu- the Colorado Center for the and ammunition when peo- uing of the show, we will have dents how to dress in profes- Blind, In Littleton — enjoy ple tell you can't do some- raffle tickets given mil and raffle sional situations." similar success. thing.'' said jerry Darnell. ballot them off. At Intermission lid SEA will hold two more The private, federally the school's pony-tailed we will raffle off the other hall events later this semester. subsidized schools train shop instructor. by giving away whomever can "Myth-Busting: Praxis and students to get around with In fact, virtually all the answer the piolessional dress Methods" will be held Oct. canes, read Braille, shop, school's students Ml on everj and etiquette questions correct- 24 and "Educational News: cook, clean and master soft- exclusion challenge. ly" Qevengersaid. Informational" will be held J(RRYNAUNH£IMJR ware that turns computer- "If you start saying no to I'residents, vice presidentsand Dec. 4. REMEMBRANCE GIFTS; Shawn Crawford places stuffed animals in front of an scieen words and some the little things, it makes apartment in the John DeShieWs public housing complex yesterday in East St. Louis. IH. images into audible speech. it easy to say no to the big near where three children were found murdered Saturday Confidence-building is the things,'' Darnell continued unrealistic giving the examples ol essential spice in every- as, behind him, a young man Californialnstimteofleohnology, thing, which is why Allen's dropped his cane in a mem- PROJECTS Duke University, Massachusetts students spent three days orable spot and started up From Page 3 Institute of technology and the Woman accused in in leafy eastern Tennessee eight flights ol stairs to the University ol North Carolina as riding rapids, hiking, teeter- top ni a water slide, "Someone's senior project or idea schools thai have alread) sue ing with arms outstretched Cane travel, home eco- could become their business fa cessfulry built businesses in their friend's murder case acrosscablesstrungbetween nomics and deftness with the next Jin are," sa) s smith. ;i search parks. tree trunks and skimming computer software foi the Mealso wants tocreateneH co Smith says the knowledge and ByJIMSUHR "At least they're at peace with 1.000 feet down a mountain blind are among the center's op and Internship opportunities expertise the Unrversft) has to Associated Press Writer their mom," LaDonna Tunstall. on a zip line. requirements of all students by bringingin a businessand hav- oiler COUM promote business the slain woman's stepmoth- "You know how they tell because they're liberating. ing them build al the universities growth, create new jobs and pro- EAST ST. LOUIS, III. (AP) — er, told the Belleville News- you never to look down? Well, And liberation is the heart ol research park by Mefjer. This is miiienew technology throughout By all accounts, Tiffany Hall I temocrat we can't!" Luke Cassi, 19, a the mallei. something thai Smith feels is not die legion. and limella Tunstall were like As for Hall, she added, sisters, survivors in ihis place "God is going to have to deal defined by crime, poverly, with her." crumbling buildings and pot' Hall hasn't been charged in holed roads. the children's deaths, which The [wo were quiet loners preliminary autopsy findings who gravitated toward each Sunday suggested were caused other at school. They both by drowning, deputv St. (Hair became teenage mothers. County coroner Ace Hart said. Years later with two children While in custody. Hart says. of her own, according to media I lall told investigators she killed reports, I lall baby-sat Tunstall's the children at another loca- three kids. tion, then hauled them home With numbing grief, both and hid them in the washer families are trying to fathom and dryer. how things went so horrifi- As authorities wait for toxicol- cally wrong. ogy tests that would show if the Hall, 24, is jailed on $5 mil- children were drugged or poi- Dude, it lion but id. accused on Saturday soned, investigators were trac- of killing 23-year-old Tunstall ing back over a 10-day stretch and the fetus that authorities that appeared to get darker by we lived at say was cut from her womb, the second. perhaps with scissors. Refusing to discuss a motive, Utter Sanjiday, afurious two- prosecutors say Hall killed day search lor Tunstall's miss- Tunstall, who was seven Copper Beech... ing children— ae.rs .'.:'.mil 1 — months pregnant, on or about ended with another grisly dis- Sept. 15. Utter that night. Hart covery: Authorities found the says, Hall summoned authori- children's decomposing bodies ties to the l:rank Molten State stuffed in the washer and dryer Park where police found her at the apartment they shared with a dead baby she claims with their mother. she delivered stillborn.

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Questions abound after horrific loss CROSS COUNTRY Watching BG's 38-3 loss to Kent Falcons compete Stateon Saturday, I was remind- at Roy Griak ed of painful trips to the dentist Invitational when I was young, where shots were administered and teeth Roflow finished 49 of the were being pulled right before 288 finishers in the women's my eyes. 6.000-meter race while Then I remembered that those dentist visits weren't Kipchoge finished 34 out even close to the same thing, of 301 runners in the men's because at the end of the day, 8.000-meter race. Roflow's those never resulted in los- ing by 35 points at home to time of 22:31 currently ranks Kent State. her 14 on the 6K All-Time Apparently, coach Gregg list Kipchoge finished as Brandon was one of very few in attendance who could foresee the number six runner in the the Falcon massacre. region at the meet. Full sto- "I'm not going to lie or try to ries in tomorrow's BG News. paint a rosy picture," Brandon said. "I saw this coming— 1 saw this coming two weeks ago. We barely beat Buffalo [48-40 in 3- Ohio teams find BRANDSON HEISS OTs|, and beat an FIU team that was OK. two different STONE WALLED: Pete* Winovich gels slopped by a herd ol Kent Slate defenders Saturday following a kick return The Falcons couldn't gel any offense going in their 58-5 loss to the "Our youth has been exposed Golden Flashes. outcomes — that's what we're talking While Carson Palmer and about here." the Bengals came from Youth exposed? The fresh- men now have four games behind to win on Sunday, the under their belt, and in none of Browns saw their lead slip the previous three did BG look away to the Ravens. as inept as it did against Mid- Read more on page seven. Still 'Kent' believe it American Conference doormat Kent State on Saturday. The game will undoubtedly OUR CALL By Colin Wilton "Somebody has to said. "We just have to make sure 1972: Last time BG go down as one of the worst Assistant Sports Editor everyone is on their assignments lost to Kent at home defeats in BG football history. emerge on this foot- and in the right place." ■ Richard Noon was president Never, in the 40-year history of On the way up it BGSU football had one game Kent added two more offen- ■ An avalanche on Mount Fiji kills Doyt Perry Stadium, have the The Cincinnati Bengals: In which they had to prove some- ball team besides sive touchdowns in the first half 19 climbers Falcons lost by this great of a thing ibis season, it was this as Freddie Barnes struggled, ■ The first cellular phone call is margin at home. Lest we forget, A 28-20 victory against the week's game with Kent State. the loss came at the hands of Freddie Barnes." overthrowing his receivers and made in New Yo*fc defending champs Unfortunately they proved very throwing an interception before ■ Watergate first break-in. Kent State, a team who hadn't Gregg Brandon | Coach this week has little. A 38-3 loss to the Golden heading to the locker room for t lie ■ Nine people Mled and 150 injured earned a win in Bowling Green Flashes has the Falcons reeling breakdown 21-3. since the Nixon administration. people saying. in Belfast. Ireland n the "Bloody and searching lor answers with I be beginning drive seemed The offense had a hard time Friday" bombings So now as most losses do, it Who dey and everyone else little time to find them. as though it was going to result in finding an identity all day, the ■ Munich Massacre II Ivaeh ath- all boils down to two simple "Our youth has been exposed questions: What went wrong? saying Who cares.' points lor the falcons as Freddie running game worked somewhat letes at the 197? Summer Otyrrpcs — that's what we're talking about Barnes and Dan Macon teamed but its lack of parody was hard to And who's to blame? Although nMuniiiarernurtfered On the way down here," said BG Coach Gregg up to rush the lull for about 30 play off of. The deficit played a assigning blame is a tricky task, ■ tobertoQen»«e ate ria rire crash Brandon. To line up with as yards and Barnes completed two factor in the need In pass as well seeing what went wrong in this U.S. Ryder Cup team: off the coast of Puerto Rico. many freshmen as we're playing passes for 10 yards. That was not and Barnes was under a lot of game is as easy as dunking over Despite the efforts of Tiger ■ Mas Cowboy. Super BovdChamps .mil expect these kids to execute the case though as BG gambled pressure to perform. a six-year-old on a Fisher-Price ■ USC foocbdft NCAA Champs Woods and Jim consistently; that's what we're on fourth down and sixand Andre "Somebody has to emerge basketball hoop. ■ UCLA LasiabalNCAA Champs Furyk the U.S. asking them to do, but we're not Kirkland made his first tackle for on this football team besides On offense, starter Anthony ■ BcflontiunsStantyCipOarTps getting it done." a loss of the day. That would not Freddie Barnes," Brandon said. Turner was out with an injury, Ryder Cup team ■ LALakmNBAOarps For the first time this year, be the last time his name would "Somebody has to emerge as a and talented back-up Freddie was outplayed again, falling IK i's offense sputtered badly. The be called. playmaker." Game notes Barnes struggled with his 181/2 to 91/2 in the tourna- passing game was a non-factor As for the Kent State offense, Barnes was resolute about his accuracy. Meanwhile, a lack ment. and the rushing game although they took (he field with renewed inability to make plays all day of creativity in play-calling Satuni^rT»ted (he third game ha tow it had its moments, was transpar- confidence after their win at after having such a promising ■ has bottled up a potentially that BGsopponent got thei fist score ent after a while. Miami last week. They back- start to his career. lethal offense. on a play of 79 yank or more The List Kent on the other hand was fir- tracked on their first play with a "It was definitely a learning Defensively, Saturday's game ■ It wosatotte fa troths the Fakcns After some seriously ing mi all cylinders on their first false start but their first play from experience for me just to know was one giant step backward. two drives, sending the young scrimmage made up for it. that anything can happen," said fated to score a totrMwi h a game The Falcons defense yielded 357 gut-wrenching defeats this Falcons into a tailspin that they Shawn Bayes took a reverse Barnes. "It's definitely going to be SfttSeptentelZ199aa48-5lossto yards to Kent State on only 60 weekend, we note the five could not seem to steer their way band-off and got to the side- back to the drawing board." fcm State plays, which works out to a gain The game was also the frst time the most disappointed fan bases out of. line, sprinting 79 yards for the After Barnes' first pass ■ of nearly six yards per snap. "There's still a learning curve game's first score. That turned Falcons bled to score a touchdown at in the Mid-West. attempt of the second half was Ironically special teams was but we can't usethatasanexcuse," out to be the last significant intercepted on a spectacular home sra October 7.1995 n a 21 -0 loss BG's best phase of the game, 1.BGSU: 38-3 to Kent, said BG linebacker lerrell White. momentum shift as Kent did one-handed catch by Kirkland. toMimPi) going virtually error free and "We have In just pick it up and not lei up the whole game after ■ TheoWealvsasthebr^estrnargiiof not missing a PAT for the first that was ugly Falcon fans coach Gregg Brandon decided c\ cry one has got to become older taking the 7-0 lead. bss by BG h the history of Doyt L time this year. can't help but be upset. than thev really are." "It was an over-pursuit," White- See FOOTBALL | Page 7 Perry Stadium Then again, it's hard to miss 2. MSU: They were one of those when your team never scores a touchdown. pounding Notre Dame. Then "That certainly is not Bowling they decided to throw when Falcons struggle in loss Green football you saw there they should have been killing Volleyball opens MAC today, it was embarrassing," Brandon said. the dock and lost 40-37. The 12,967 in attendance 3. Browns: After leading to Purple Aces Saturday expecting to see play with two wins "Bowling Green football" saw 14-3 at halftime their offense By Bill Bord.wick took a pass from midfielder something entirely different could not get it done and ByAdimMi.iin and Swiger, were near unstop- Reporter Kieran Purcell and was able — a team with no true lead- they ultimately lost 15-14. Reporter pable," said coach Denise Van to beat the Falcon defense for ers, no sense of urgency and De Wallc. "If you look at the It was almost like there were the goal in the 24th minute. whose effort is being brought 4. Lions: Just when they Fast starts are only good if you numbers alone, it seems like two different teams in those "It's unfortunate that into question by Brandon. thought they'd get their can finish strung. IK I's women's everyone had a good night. The white BGSU jerseys as the we didn't have the effort in Sure, youth is easy to fall back offense going, they made volleyball team did both this offense was real good and the BG took on the Purple Aces the first half that we had in on when things go wrong, but weekend, sweeping two match- middle attack was also solid." of F.vansville. Unfortunately the second half or we prob- where's the accountability from Favre look 10 years younger es against Toledo and Ball State The first two games between for the Falcons, the team ably would have been fine," the coaches? There is no doubt and gave up 31 points. to open up Mid-American the rivals saw back and forth that came out in the second said coach Fred Thompson. the team looked vastly unpre- Conference play, action for most of the first half half could not make up for "Right away we're not awake pared on the field and showed 5. White Sox: A Thetwo matches, both played of each game. BG was able to the output of the team that to start the game and give up no ability to adjust on either Detroit clinch at Anderson Arena proved that pull away in both games with played the first half. a goal two minutes in. You side of the ball. Play calling and four the Falcons 10-2 start might strong finishes and took that The Falcons lost to the can't give anything up in the remained as unimaginative as only be the beginning of things momentum into the last game Aces by a 4-1 margin Sunday first five minutes." ever and Kent State was two or games to come. The team currently of the weekend. in front of the home fans at There was a different three steps ahead of BG for the between is on an eight match winning In the final game, IIT led for Mickey Cochrane Field yes- Falcon team that came out full four quarters. them and streak as well. much of the match, and even terday. The Falcons played after halftime. BG controlled Still, Brandon continues to Friday night, BG turned the the Twins led late 23-22. BG took initia- pooriy in the first half and most of the second half and point toward the inexperience tables on Toledo, defeating the tive as it did in the first two found themselves down by out shot the Purple Aces 14- and youth of the team. presents Rockets 30-23,30-25 and 30-25, games and rallied, taking eight three goals before the game 11 after being out shot in the "We're kind of a deer in the imminent Last year at Toledo, the Rockets of the final 10 points to secure reached the 25-minute mark. first half 9-1. headlight team right now with doom. defeated BG in three games. yet another win. Midfielder Dustin Awe took Although the Falcons a lot of young guys that don't The team was led by "We followed our game plan a pass from forward Tom controlled possession, the know how to win right now," Stephanie Swigcr, who had this weekend which had us Irvin and was able to beat BG Purple Aces got the second Brandon said. 14 kills, 3 digs and hit a .400 working on serving the ball goalkeeper Paul Shoemaker half scoring under way with If this team is a deer in the on offense. Kendra Halm also tougher," said Swiger. "We to get the Purple Aces on the a goal from forward Stephan headlights, let's just hope that added 13 kills while hitting .357. wanted to play well at the net board in the third minute of Minyono. the 2006 season doesn't end up Chelsey Meek turned kept the and get our blocks in as well." the match. I lunter Van llouten led the being a speeding 18-wheeler. team in many points as she had "There were some key points The Purple Ace scoring in second half charge with three 19 digs. the first half concluded when Send comments to John at "Our two middles, Halm S«eNETTERS|Page7 midfielder Sam Bornstein S SOCCER I j7 [email protected]. 7 Monday. Seplembw Z5.2006 SPORTS WWWBGNEWSCOM SOCCER FOOTBALL THE BG NEWS SUDOKU From Page 6 From Page 6 7 8 4 1 3 that he would put in true i shots on goal including two that freshman Tyler Sheehan. hit the crossbar and the goal "IBamesI had guys wide 5 6 1 post respectively. open and could noi convert," "Hunter Van Houtcn had Brandon said. "He missed two great opportunities — one some things that he's got to lie 4 6 2 off the crossbar, one off the able to do if he's going to play '" ■ post," Thompson said. "It was quarterback for us. I le missed unfortunate because they both some reads and kind of got 9 2 looked like they were going in. flustered back there a couple He played very well and cre- of times." ated some great opportunities. I Sheehan had been, told to 5 kind of wish he would have got- be lead] during the week's ten a goal to reward his efforts," practice but the game situa- Thompson said. tion was more than he could 1 9 4 The Falcons got on the board have expected. when midfielder/forward Ryan "It was really exciting for me." Perea was tripped up in the said Sheehan. "Obviously I had 7 1 5 8 6 penalty box, which resulted in butterflies in my stomach like a penalty kick. I'erea was able to most people would." 8 1 convert the free kick to put BG on Sheehan was poised, com- the board in the 87th minute. pleting eight of 14 passes for "I was hoping for a little more 64 yards. On the down side 2 6 8 3 consistency," Thompson said. he did throw an interception "We got back to playing a half and seemed to hang on to SUDOKO L I 6 E 8 9 S V z and not playing a half. So Friday me ball a little too long. He against Northern Illinois we're was sacked four times, one ol To play: Complete the grid S Z £ t> I L 9 6 8 hoping to play longer." which he fumbled. so that every row, column 9 8 f S Z 6 I L £ The four goals the Purple The day was summed up b) and every 3 x 3 box contains » 6 S L £ 1 (89 Ace offense didn't shock BG. sheehan wen easDy the digits 1 to 9.There is no t L Z 9 6 8 » S I The team is ranked No. 13 in "They came out and didn't guessing or math involved. have airy turnovers and we had I 9 8 Z t S L E 6 the nation in goals scored per Just use logic to solve game with an average of 2.57 six and that was the difference Z S a. 8 9 £ 6 I V per match. in Ihe game," Sheehan said JORDAN FIOWER 8 t> I 6 L Z E 9 S F.vansville is familiar with I hi' game marked the first 6 £ 9 1 S t' 8 I L coach Thompson. Thompson BLOCK: Kendia Halm qoes f« a block Friday night against Toledo The Falcons won time since 1 SMI thai the Hashes was an assistant coach for the the match. defeated BG and just the sec Purple Aces from 2002-2003'. I le owl time since HUM. It was also actually took the job of current team in digs with 19, the lirst time since 1972 Dial Create and solve your Purple Ace head coach Mike NETTERS BGSU used a couple of small they won at BG, Kirkland. who is likely to win Sudoku puzzles lor FREE. lacobs. Jacobs was the Bvansville From Page 6 runs to open up the lead In assistant coach and then left to the first game and they never the MAC last Defensive Player Pla, Supe, SiuJoku anflwl,, pri«s al: take another coaching position where we got them to make looked i>.i> k. after opening 17- ol the Week, had tWO intercep- and Thompson was hired for errors or we made a big block," 1(1 lead. tions and two pass break tips, the role of assistant coach after said Van IV Walle. "We look The second game produced i le also had 11 tackles, two "i PRIZESUDOKUxoM lacobs left. over like we are used to doing the same results, as BGSU which were sacks including the "There are five guys on the and we won. The blocking pulled away from a 1 l-ll tie forced tumble on Sheehan. Bvansville team that I recruit- and hitting was very good with a few points and never ed and they all played very tonight. That was our goal for trailed again in the game. well today," this game, block and hit well In the final game of the Thompson said. "So I am and we were able to do that. 1 match BOSIJ played one of happy for them and happy that give credit to the III defense its most dominant games this Browns remain winless after week three I did a good job recruiting them. though, as they kept them in year, going virtually unchal- It would have been really nice to all three games." lenged by the Cardinals. get a decision against them." "The crowd tonight was \gain. the teams were last tied By Tom Withers Baltimore! roster, sailed through McAlister, though, had excel- awesome," said Van l)e Walle. al II II but llt.SU cruised in The Associated Press the uprights. Baltimore: bench lent position and stepped inside "They were a really good victory by winning 19 of the erupted In celebration while ol Edwards to pick off Rryes crowd, staying in the game ai last 27 points. ( lev eland lanshemoanedanoth- throw all times. I hey brought some "We knew we wanted to play CLEVELAND — Matt Stover er tough loss for the Browns. McNali took over bom there, Palmer, Bengals energy to this match for us." hard, as Ball State is one of Our kicked the Havens to their lirst Cleveland led 14-3 at lialftirne completing four straight passes Once Saturday rolled rivals," said Swiger." I hej are 3-0 start since football returned and was iinly one pl.iv from put- to move the Ravens into field- around, the Falcons had to a left side dominant team so to Baltimore. ting the game aw.ry goal territory. beat Steelers turn their attention to another we knew we had to put up a Stover IxMiti-d a 52-yard field Stover also kicked a pair of 32- \lter Stovers kick, the browns rival, Ball Stale. good block on that side and goal with 'M seconds left Sunday yard field goals, last chance ended when line- with pass game The CardinaK came Into serve well to win." as the Havens remained unlx'at- McNait finished 23-of-4l for backet (lary stills stripped loshua the match having won 23 ol "I thought the crowd was en with a 15-14 win over the 264 yards and threw a 3-yard Cribbs at the :\2 and recovered ByALanRobinaon the past 2-1 meetings between amazing this weekend,'' said ties eland Browns II) pass to Todd Heap on the the ball. The Associated Press the two schools. BGSU simply Swiger. "We all could not get Stover's 12th career game- lirst play of the fourth quarter. I rye finished 21-of-33 for dominated the match, win- over how many people showed winning kick came after Ravens The Havens (.'Mil sacked I rvc ,i career-high 296 yards for the PITTSBURGH — He hated the ning all 3 games by scores of up to these two games. We cornerback Chris McAlister seven times and limited the Browns, who were without lead- eight months of exhausting reha- 30-22,30-18 and 30-19. loved being able to win in front Intercepted a pass in (levdands drowns to just 91 total yards in ing rusher Reuben Droughns bilitation, and the team that made "We attacked the ball very of them and hope that they Charlie Rye in the end zone wWi the second half. sbouldei . him go through it. Carson Palmer well, with our net game also will be coming back to the rest 3:21 remaining as the Browns 'i I ive, making big plays on the Fryc's I-yard TD run with 24 didn't play the way he wanted playing great," said Senior of our home matches." i weie driving. fly and shaking oil Baltimore's seconds left before halftime against the team he dislikes the Chrissy Gothke. "Our offense BGSU will have a short Baltimore's Steve McXair then best shots, threw a all-yard touch - capped a 74-yard drive during most, but the result couldn't have and serving basically won the week of practice before went 6-of-9 lor 52 yards to set down pass to llraylon Edwards which the browns' second-year been more satisfying, matches lor us." they host Miami University up the 38-year-old Stover, who and ran for another 11)1 le bad QB had to scramble from iron Alternating between brilliant The team was led again by on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at spent live years in Cleveland the Browns in position for a big ble before finding his primary and awful, the Cincinnati quar- Swiger, who had 18 kills and Anderson Arena. The Falcons but left In 1995 when owner \n win, but on second-and-goal at playmakers — KeOen winslow. terback threw two touchdown three digs. Halm turned in 10 will look to go 3-0 in MAC Model moved his franchise to Baltimore's 4-yard line, he got Edwards and Dennis Northcutt passes to TJ. Houshmandzadch kills with Corey Domek and play before the head out to Maryland. hlindsided In Havens linebacker — as Cleveland took a surprising less than a minute apart midway Madeline Means each getting bekalb, ILtotakeon Northern As tile kick In Mover, the onh Hart Scott on his pass intended BROWNS through the fourth quarter follow- seven kills. Means also led the Illinois. former Browns player still on for Edwards. ing Pittsburgh Steelers turnovers and the unbeaten Bengals rallied for a 28-20 victory Sunday over the Super Bowl champions. Under Renovation "We're a better team than we Located on the corner ol 8th and Hioh St. See BENGALS | Page 8

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"You can put that on me. too," 1 1 Rakes and heels come iii hen and win this Bum Ben Roethlisberger. recover- Steelers coach Bill Cowher said ■ ■* 2 Spoils taken bul it took everything we had." ing from an offseason motor- ol using an inexperienced punt 3 Pisa's river running back Rudi Minson said cycle accident and appendicitis returner in a ke\ situation. 1 4 Most blatant Especially from Palmer, whuse attack, was an ineffective 18- Besides the turnovers, Cowher 5 One kind of fortuneteller focus has been on the Steelers of-39 for 209 yards and three was especially unhappy the ^B 6 Egyptian weight 7 Wretchedly bad almost since the moment kimo interceptions. Kevin Kaesviharn Steelers had penalties lor BXCes 8 Diplomat's strong suit von OelhohVn tore apart Ills made the third and final pick- sue celebration and taunting I - 9 Annoy knee by rolling atop it early In oil, on a third-and-10 from the "Thai will not happen again. 10 Wrap around ^M ■' ■ 11 Share a night out Pittsburgh's playoff victory in Bengals' lfi with Pittsburgh try- That's on me," he said. H " 12 Display model January. Palmer had three fum- ing to drive for the tying score in The Steelers, coming off a 9- ' ^B ' 13 "Roots" author Haley 41 Grieve audibly bles, two Interceptions and was the closing seconds. n loss Monday to Jacksonville, ■■ H 18 Malicious gossip 42 Look after sacked si\ times, yet overcame With the Bengals scoring 21 couldn't have gotten off to a 21 NYC station 44 Periodical sequence them with four touchdown points off Steelers turnovers, much better start [hej drove ' LH 23 Destine to tragedy 45 Bodies of water 24 Ancient Greek coins 46 Snatch passes while going lH-of-26 for BO yards for the first of Willie Palmer twice hit Henry for touch- '' 1 25 Red figure 47 Title 193 yards downs for a 14-7 haiftime lead. Parker's two short touchdown ... 26 Exercise count 48 Broad "I didn't take anything person- Then, after the Steelers seemed runs, a 3-yarder, less than sh , 1 ■ 27 " Misty for Me" 49 Slope lift al into this game," said Palmer. in control even while leading minutes into the game. Parker 28 Happen again 50 Fork prong 29 Oozes 51 Enough, at one time who during the offseason s.iid only 17-14 in the fourth, I'almei ran for 133 yards. ' 31 Obi 53 Shift dirt how much he hated the Steelers. took advantage of fumbles In Palmer then had what might 32 Madison Ave. output "I didn't CDme in hen thinking. punt returner Kicardo Coklough be the worst th i ei i-plaj sequence 1 35 Artistic inspiration 'It's payback time, let's get these and running back Verron I laynes of his career — fumbling on con- 36 Like a shooting star? guys.' I came in here thinking to hit Houshmandzadeh on ID secutive plays, with the Bengals ACROSS 38 Contents of a foldef 39 Takeoffs it's a divisional game and let's throws of 9 and 30 yards only 54 recovering each rime before his 39 Trap for the unsuspecting get a win." seconds apart pass was intercepted by Deshea 1 Grip 6 High: pref. 40 Chic Chris Henry, the wide receiver I loushmand/adch had missed Townsend at the Steelers' 46. 10 Old Icelandic saga 42 Taxi devices hurt on the same pbq as Palmer, two games with a heel injury but, "It shows how good your team 14 Heart connection 43 Chip's chipmunk buddy wasn't as diplomatic. With the Steelers limiting star Iswhenyoui quarterback doesn't 15 Bellow 44 "Crazy" singer 16 Playwnght Coward 46 Folklore creature "We planned on coming Chad lohnson to one catch for play well and you gel a win." 17 Star of "The Wise Little Hen" 48 Detroit suburb back this year and beating 11 yards, took advantage of man Palmer said. 19 Seethe 52 Demolish ANSWERS Pittsburgh two times," said coverage to make nine Catches The Steelers. with a chance to 20 Superlatively tempestuous 53 Illinois senator Henry, who caught Palmer's fbt 94 yards quickly make it 14-0, drove to the 21 Part of a mailing add. 54 Grace closing tl l a 0 s 1 1 • N 1 B 22 Bruno of "City Slickers" 55 At rest o N i 1 1 1 H V other two Ml passes among Colclough's fumble at the Bcngals'tihclorcMariieuU'illiams » : 1 . .. 1 N 23 Gateway rival 56 Softly, in music N I B b " i M 0 i 'j|< 7 V 1'1 his five receptions. steelers 9, recovered by Tony piekeil off Ifoclhlishcrgcr's pass 24 Most strange 57 Twisted l i c '1 N V ■ v. | i 1'. > •J For the Bengals (3-0), it's one Stewart, was the turning point. Into the end zone — the first 27 Thinks about 58 Horse turns to the right 1 N : 1 t V 1 ! t .'i i 1 down and one to go. I he Bengals An inexperienced returner. regular-season interception 30 Gargoyle 59 Spiral pin 'i 1 ■ " s - •1 n - 1 | 8 n i I 1 and the Baltimore Havens > II Colclough tried to catch a tum- Roethlisberger has (brown inside 31 Beauty parlor 1 • V i V M 1 i a 33 Actress Ruby 3 -> .■■ | « a i 6 already nun iwo-gaine leads in bling punt (hat was aided by a an opponents 20. 34 Final bio? i i a 1 •- 3 1 v i s v 3 -i s 35 "Call Me " i a N 0 ■ i J

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