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Fulbright Powell presses for cease-fire professor By Barry Schweid TH! ASSOCIATED PRESS CAIRO, Egypt — Secretary of to study State Colin Powell called yester- day for accelerated negotiations to establish a Palestinian state, Argentina even as he pressed for a cease- fire to Middle East violence between Israel and the Palestinians in the meantime. economy Setting no deadline to com- plete his peace mission, PoweU said he would meet Palestinian By Jennifer Bracken leader Yasser Arafat as well as THE BG MEWS Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Associate Professor of History Sharon later this week in an Robert Buffington, recent recip- effort to broker a truce. ient of the Fulbright award, will "We are going to have to act travel to Argentina this summer more quickly," he said, though to conduct research on a coun- adding "I am prepared to stay try going through a period of for some while." economical and historical cri- Powell said the United States sis. He will also teach at the was prepared to contribute a University of San Andres in small detachment of State Buenos Aires while staying Department or other civilian there. . government employees to mon- Buffington will travel to itor any cease-fire agreement. Argentina with financial back- For the Bush administration, ing of his recently received Powell's emphasis on honor of the Fulbright award. Palestinian statehood marks a The Fulbright award was creat- shift in tactics. For more than a ed to promote "mutual under- year, the administration has standing between the people of focused on establishing a cease- the United States and the peo- fire as a condition for deeper ple of other countries of the peacemaking. world." But Powell said all the Arab Colleagues of Buffington leaders with whom he has met from the University of San have underscored the urgency Andres suggested he apply for of getting started on an accord. the award. He wrote the grant And he said he would deal with this past summer and received Arafat as the representative of the award in lanuary. the Palestinian people. "I was technically supposed Powell said he talked to to wait until August of 2002 to Sharon on yesterday and was start, but the Argentine told Israel would expedite its Fulbright Commission agreed withdrawal of troops from the Associated Press Pholo to let me come early," West Bank, where they are pur- HUGS FOR PEACE: Secretary of State Colin Powell embraces Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Maher upon his arrival at Cairo airport in Buffington said. Buffington will Egypt yesterday. Powell is in Egypt for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, and he is also expected in Spain today to meet with POWEU, PAGE 2 European Ministers before going to Jerusalem to hold talks with both Israelis and Palestinians. SCHOLAR, PAGE 2 Dept to assist Britain honors Queen Mother By Audrey Woods men and women during World family members followed on 1HE ASSOCIATED PRESS War II at her husband's side. foot, while Queen Elizabeth II laid-off LONDON —In the majesty of Some 400,000 people had and the other members of the Westminster Abbey and in quiet gathered through the morning to family took their places in the comers all around the country, watch the solemn procession abbey. Britain said goodbye yesterday to escorting the queen mother's cof- When the coffin entered the Kmart the Queen Mother Elizabeth, fin to the abbey from Parliament, church, the abbey choir of men whose dignity and courage where for nearly four days a and boys began to sing and the endeared her to millions. miles-long stream of people had silent congregation of 2,200 stood workers While kings, queens "In gratitude we bid farewell to for the beginning of the and foreign leaders sat service, broadcast out- By Craip, Gilford . 1HE BG HEWS in the splendor of the a greatly loved queen, for her doors for the crowd. great abbey church for grace, humanity and sympathy, "In gratitude we bid While store and business her funeral, hundreds closings mean many people will farewell to a greatly loved of thousands of ordi- for her courage in adversity, for be out of work, they do not sig- queen, for her grace, nary Britons stood out- nal complete devastation, espe- the happiness she brought to so humanity and sympathy, cially in the Wood County area side and joined in many." for her courage in adver- The Wood County prayer and hymns for sity, for the happiness Departmenbof Jobs and Family the 101-year-old royal VERY REV. WESLEY CARR, DEAN OF WESTMINSTER she brought to so many," Services, located on East Gypsy matriarch who died said the Very Rev. Wesley Lane Road, provides assistance March 30. Carr, Dean of to anyone who needs help find- About a million people turned paid their respects. Westminster, as the coffin rested ing a job and will soon be cater- out in a huge display of affection, Slow drum beats punctuated on a bier before the altar. ing to those currendy employed police said, including those who the shrill bagpipe lament of near- It was draped in the queen at Bowling Green Kmart. later lined the 20-mile route to ly 200 regimental musicians. mother's personal standard and Windsor Casde, where the queen When Kmart officially closes Soldiers of the Royal Horse surmounted by the crown she mother was interred in a royal its doors this June, more than 60 Artillery in gold-trimmed black wore at her husband's 1937 coro- vault beside her husband King tunics rode six black horses people will be out of a job, nation. according to Jennifer Ruhe, George VI. pulling a gun-carriage that bore Archbishop of Canterbury executive director of the People of every age and many the coffin. The same carriage car- nations stood quietly outside the George Carey spoke of the queen Bowling Green Chamber of Associated Press Photo ried her husband's coffin at his Commerce. abbey during the funeral, funeral in 1952. mother's strength and dignity "That's something you don't PAYING RESPECTS: A young girl prays over a poster of rememberng a woman who Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and the humor that reached want to see," she said. "It's Britain's Queen Mother as her funeral procession passes by. forged a bond with her country- Princess Anne and eight other across the generations. always a loss when you lose jobs that offer experience." The Department of lobs and Family Services offers help with job searches and locating a workplace desirable for those that seek guidance from the Latino Week brings awareness to U. department. "We deliver our services in a By Craig Giflord night, the group held a power only for Latinos, but it's for every- campus about the Latino culture LATINO AWARENESS WEEK THE BG NEWS three-tier process," said Ken point presentation highlighting one," and encourages other ethnic EVENTS: Members of the Latino the different cultures represent- The week's activities will con- groups to do the same. Kritzar, director of the depart- NATIONAL LATINO CAREER DAY: ment Student Union are using this ed by the members in theorgani- tinue today with National Latino "I think that everybody needs week to educate the campus zation, including Africa and Career Day, which is the first one to be informed of the issues Wednesday, 6-9 p.m., 1018 The first step is building a Olscamp. resume, and the second step is community about the Latino India held at a state university in Ohio. every culture has, not just locating a job that fits the Culture. "We wanted to show that not Tomorrow, there will be a speech Latinos," she said. "Every kind of STATISTICS LABELING THE LATINO client's desire and skill level. During Latino Awareness only is (LSU) about Latin in Eppler South 307 about label- awareness is important" COMMUNITY: Thursday, 7:30 p.m., However, if there is still no Week, LSU has numerous activi- American, but all the students ing the Latino community. The annual Latino Awareness 307 Eppler South. match after that, the depart- ties planned to discuss the who make up LSU." said Iris Alex Hernandez, a junior Week is open to the entire cam- ment goes to what it calls inten- Latino culture. Monday evening, Resendez, president of LSU. member of LSU, said she felt it is FASHION SHOW: Friday, 7-9 p.m.. sive services to find out what LSU held a reception to discuss "There's a myth that when peo- important to set aside a week Chap.nan Community Room. the group's history, and last ple see Latino Student Union, it's and devote it to educating the LATINO WEEK, PAGE 2 2 Wednesday, April 10.2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

POWELL. FROM PAGE 1 Powell said he had spoken to rent violence. He told the Arabs able to preserve a truce, the LATINO WEEK. FROM PAGE 1 SERVICES, FROM PAGE 1 Sharon on yesterday and the they must acknowledge Israel's peacemaking process could get suing Palestinian militants. "The Israeli had reiterated "his com- rights. underway. Among the monitors' pus community and the city kinds of problems the client is sooner the better." Powell said. mitment to bring this to an end In another bid to enhance the tasks, he said, would be to make of Bowling Green. According facing and how to provide extra "Time is of the essence" for as quick as he can." Powell U.S. role in the region, Powell sure Palestinian terror suspects to Hernandez, the week's ending the violence, he said after praised Israel for beginning to said the Bush administration were detained and not quietly activities are not just for those According to Kritzar,"'"'the meeting with Egyptian President withdraw its troops from was prepared to help monitor released later. who are uneducated about Workforce Investment Act, Hosni Mubarak. Powell is seek- Palestinian areas but noted that any cease-fire. U.S. forces already serve on the culture. which was passed in Jury of ing greater Arab participation in fierce fighting persisted. "That would help with the the Sinai Peninsula as pan of an The purpose of the events 2000, enforced towns to haw a the peace process as well as an After 13 Israeli soldiers were confidence building, the restor- international team monitoring are to educate anyone who department set up to assist immediate end to Israel's mili- killed in an ambush during ing of trust between the two enforcement of the 1969 wants to be educated," she those who are laid off. tary offensive. heavy fighting in the West Bank sides, get us back to where we Egyptian-Israeli peace accord. said. "You'll learn something "If a store is laying off 50 or It was the first time Powell had refugee camp of lenin, Sharon were a few years ago," Powell Powell's scheduled overnight no matter what. Whether more people, they 'have to said expressly that he would said in a nationally broadcast said. stay in Amman, Jordan, on you're in tune with every inform the state of Ohio," meet Arafat during his trip to address that the Israeli offensive Egyptian Foreign Minister Thursday was canceled to Latino culture or not, you're Kritzar said. "That's where we Israel, where he arrives Thursday would continue. Ahmed Maher, who met with advance his arrival in Jerusalem definitely going to take some- come in with a rapid response" In Washington, White House night and plans talks with both Powell and then appeared to late Thursday. He will meet thing home with you." Kritzar said his Department sides through the weekend. spokesman An Fleischer said alongside him at a news confer- According to Resendez, has already met with Kmart President Bush expects Israel "to earlier in the day with Jordanian The Palestinian leader has ence, said in an interview, "The Latino Awareness Week is just management and will be meet- been isolated by Israeli forces in withdraw and to do so now. ... presence of the observers is King Abdullah n. one way that the University is ing with the employees during his headquarters in the West The president believes all parties important because we will have After his stop in Egypt on yes- gaining a stronger cultural several sessions on April 16. He Bank city of Ramallah. Israel said still have responsibilities. He's neutral witnesses who will point terday, Powell left the region for said he expects about 30 of it wouldn't try to stop the Powell- looking for results." to who are the violators of the Madrid. There he scheduled awareness, but that aware- ness is not yet as strong as it those employees, who are Arafat meeting. Working to fill in the details of cease-fire." talks with Russian Foreign mostly full-time, to seek help could or should be. Earlier, Powell had hedged, a U.S. vision for a permanent Both sides would have to Minister Igor Ivanov. Powell also finding a new job. "I believe we've come a suggesting he would meet with peace, Powell said political agree to such a team. Israeli was to confer with United The Department of Jobs and Arafat only "if circumstances objectives must be pursued Ambassador David Ivry said last Nations Secretary General Kofi long way," she said, "but we Family Services has been suc- permit" alongside talks to end the cur- month that if the monitors were Annan. have to do a little more." cessful at placing most of its clients into new jobs the few times that a major lay-offs have SCHOLAR, FROM PAGE 1 He will be traveling to Buenos identity in Argentina. Buffington parative perspective." Buffington community as well as interna- occurred in Wood ; County, Aires on May 18 to meet with a has already worked on the same has many goals for this trip. He tionally. Kritzar said. be in Argentina for two months. group of international scholars. subject for Mexico and is inter- said he is excited to experience a His diverse and socially con- "We haven't had many (lay- June and July. According to him, these scholars ested in different approaches new university, students, faculty scious activities include a confer- offs) in Wood county, ttenkfully, "The Fulbright award is a very are working on the history, within Latin America and teaching conditions. ence on "Envisioning Local in the last couple of years," he said. prestigious award," said Peter crime, and punishment in Latin "An example of my research is "I'm excited to expand profes- Responses to Violence Against Way, chairmen and associate America. the Mexican delegates were con- sional networks and experience Most of the people the Women," which took place the department helps find some- professor of the history depart- "It's still a relatively new field of cerned about the links between Argentina's current economic spring of 2001. Buffington is a research so the meeting will race and crime." Buffington said. 'meltdown' first hand," thing similar to what they were ment. "Not many people achieve member of a research group at such an honor in their lifetime." address the latest work and sug- "While Argentine delegates were Buffington said. doing before they were laid off. He continued to say that gest new directions for study," anxious about the floods of Argentina is experiencing both the University of California at However, that is not always tile Buffington winning this award is Buffington said. immigrants, mostly from south- economic and political crisis, San Diego that is carrying out a case. Kritzar said the first priori - an important recognition of his This particular area of em and eastern Europe, into which makes this a very exciting three-year study on "The tyistolookforajob desirable to scholarly talents. research is familiar to Buffington. Argentina." He continued to time for his travels, Buffington Administration of Justice in the clients. Buffington will be teaching a He is the author of the book enti- explain that they think these dis- said. Buffington is eager to tackle Mexico." "There are some people who graduate class at the University tled "Criminal and Citizen in cussions both reflected and these recent struggles and learn In addition, he received a CISS say, 'I'd really like, to do some- of San Andres on Mexican cul- Modem Mexico." Buffington also shaped attitudes about national from them as well. (Creative Lmaginings for Student thing else, but I don't know tural history. edited "Reconstructing identity. "Its recent economic failure is Success) grant from the what,'" he said. ■ "I will also be doing research Criminality in Latin America" His research will include par- a warning about the dangers of University to help pilot a pro- No matter wh« any of the Bowling Green Kmart employ- on national identities and atti- with Carlos Aquirre, a professor ticipation in international con- economic globalization that U.S. gram in which graduate students leaders seem determined to ees may be interoW*«f in doing tudes about criminality in com- at the University of Oregon. The ferences on crime and punish- were mentored so that they parative historical perspective," purpose of his trip is to facilitate ment in the late 19th and early ignore or blame on mismanage- they can begin theff )bb search could independently instruct Buffington said. intercultural exchange. 20th centuries The resources for ment." Buffington said. whenever they chOojp and are Buffington will be working in "All of Robert's previous work his study are located in libraries This awarding of the Fulbright small-group, discussion-based encouraged to starfijffly. collaboration with Lila Caiman. on this area of study makes him and archives in Buenos Aires. award and his influential trip to classes, according to Way. "They don't have.ldwait until a historian at the University of particularly suited for this job," In regards to his previous work Argentina are amongst many of "He is an example of what a they are laid off to start using San Andres. He will also be work- Way said. in comparison to his upcoming his major achievements. scholar should be, and the these services," Kritzar said. ing closely with several other col- In Buenos Aires, he will specif- trip, Buffington said, "I'm inter- Buffington has done many great department takes great pride in "They can start using them leagues in this area, he said. ically tap into crime and national ested in putting my work in com- things around the campus and him," Way said. right now." HOUSES AVAILABLE 2002-2003 ALL HOUSES HAVE ONE YEAR LEASES Don't Run New^ AVAILABLE May 18, 2002 to May 10, 2003 Must Seer* the weekend is almost here 221 S. COLLEGE - 3 BR. Limit 3 people. Limit 3 cars. Out of Time! $765.00 per month payable in 11 monthly payments of $818.00. Carry Studio Apartments [Graduate & Prohctional Homing) -Ideal lor the serious student Tenants pay utilities. Tenants responsible for lawn mowing. www.newloverealty.com - or grad student 722 EIGHTH - 3 BR. A-frame. 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. Lmrnm THE EDITOR PEOPLE Equal but different ON THE STREET TIM gently guiding the small of her April 15 at Lima Memorial along your questions/comments BROWN back implies ownership over Speak out Hospital Annex 1228 Memorial by calling the YWCA Rape Crisis her. With all due respect to Lane, in Lima. OSATF will then feminists that agree with that, Center at (419) 241 -3235 or by Do you remember Opinion columnist against rape issue a report on ways to devel- sending written comments to the that's a terribly misguided per- op, maintain and/or improve your first kiss? OSATF or YWCA Rape Crisis ception of such actions. service based on the hearings. Treating a lady with dignity, and assault Center. You can register to speak OSATF encourages advocates, and respect is not chauvinism, by calling |o Simonsen, OSATF For the most part, men and Every week, we read another survivors, the medical communi- its chivalry! coordinator, at (800) 282-3040. women have achieved a level story about sexual assault and ty, schools, communities of faith, of equality in American society. Unfortunately, chivalry is Hearing sites are wheelchair rape. In Ohio, we have a unique law enforcement, the court sys- "Gender roles" are becoming a dead in 2002. Everyone has opportunity to play a significant tem and others to speak out or accessible. thing of the past. Men are heard the cliche "Men are role in the solution to end sexual submit written comments. I would like to encourage adopting traditional female pigs." I once saw a bumper violence. Specifically, they want to know everyone to take the time to this practices (for example, men sticker that said something to The Ohio Sexual Assault Task "What is working?" "What is not matter. Let us be pro-active and can now take "paternity leave"), the effect of, "Feminism is the Force (OSATF) is seeking public working?" "What are possible speak out to this issue. Let us and women have proven that radical belief that women are solutions?" and "How does this people." (Disclaimer: I realize comments on the status of sexu- make Ohio safer for everyone. they can do anything men can. al assault services and preven- effect you, your family and our BRAD 0NTR0P (Women's sports are thriving, that this view is not representa- tion programs throughout Ohio. community?" and women have achieved tive of the true message of fem- Five regional public hearings will Each person will have five PAM VANCAMP SENIOR equality in the competitive inism. It is, however, a view be held during April and May. minutes to speak. If you are DIRECTOR "Yes, I was 13 and it world of business). While I wel- that many women share...) Northwest Ohio's will be held on unable to attend, you can pass YWCA RAPE CRISIS CENTER come fair treatment for every- Would the woman who proud- was wet." one, 1 don't think that the com- ly displays this bumper sticker plete abandonment of tradi- on her car appreciate it more if tional gender roles is a good men refused to acknowledge thing If we refuse to recognize her uniquely feminine charac- that there are necessary differ- teristics (by treating her just as Cutting teams was a mistake ences between the sexes, then they would a malefriend)? we will become a boring Should the statement, androgynous, poorly function- "Women and children first" be virtually impossible with so lights" box when writing their ing society. replaced with, "We need an ALICIA many scholarships going to one checks. Sexual politics have obvious- equal number of biological KELSO sport. But it doesn't seem like President Sidney Ribeau was DIANA DOYLE ly been greatly influenced by parents from each sex to please many people are questioning the quick to describe how severe the the struggle for gender equality. take your child and get into the Guest Column set-up of Title DC and it seems situation is and that there's not a FRESHMAN Doing away with gender roles life boat?" Abolishing chival- like men's sports have been get- brighter financial future for the "Yeah, it was in the and expectations is the easy rous customs will not give ting cut without much of a fight. institution on the horizon. Quite solution... if women and men women a greater sense of But if the situation at Bowling a bold statement from someone first grade by an ugly have little to no distinction, respect. I've seen grown men vomit, r Green was really a Title DC thing who just accepted a beefy 19 per- *«/ then sexism cannot exist. There's nothing wrong with cry, cringe with pain just from and not a budget thing, then the cent raise. That's not the kind of world I women breaking into the tradi- lifting their arms. I practiced with Athletic Department wouldn't All around the spending done want to live in! As a heterosexu- tionally male positions (sports the men's swim team for four have left an inkling of hope. by the University, especially al guy, I want to marry a and business, for example). years. In fact, a big reason I chose Men's swimming could be saved including the Athletic woman - not a perfect balance Additionally, it's great that men BG was because the men's and if alumni come up with $ 1.5 mil- Department and particularly in of testosterone and estrogen are taking a more liberal women's teams trained together. lion. the past few years, has never who is in perfect sync with my approach towards their role in Bizarre how antiquated such Unfortunately, there's not really indicated that there was a perfect balance of testosterone the family (i.e. stay at home thinking has since become. much time to bring that inkling and estrogen. The principle dads). We are the first culture in The men's swimming program desperate situation at hand. of hope to fruition and, suspi- How desperate? Ask the swim- that makes love between the history to be civilized enough ■ has been around since 1939. to realize that we are better off ciously, if it's been "years" since mer who has just one year of eli- sexes work so spectacularly is Seems we've recently adopted a allowing everyone the oppor- these sports have been in jeop- gibility left, the one who got so BARRETT LEWIS the way that men and women 'Thanks for maintaining the tra- ardy, as AD Paul Krebs suggested tunity to succeed. But we need close to winning MAC's this year, SOPHOMORE bring different things to the dition, boys, don't let the door hit last week, then why wasn't any- to "filter" what were getting rid he probably could've done it had relationship and complement your ass on the way out" attitude. one made aware then so the "No way! There's just one another. of... sexism is outdated, but his shaving techniques been a bit There's a lot at issue with the fund-raising could've started To get a better understand- chivalry is DL Certain gender better. Ask his roommate who's been so many since University eliminating four years ago? ing of what I'm talking about, roles are positive in society. never scored a MAC point in his sports, and Title IX often surfaces Another thing 1 don't really then!' take a look at courtship eti- Men like women and women life, but who cried uncontrollably first. Written in 1972 (when it was understand is that life without quette over the last 50 years. like men. A society of pan-sex- upon hearing the news, wonder- necessary), Title DC has great these sports will save the depart- While women had little influ- uals would be boring and sad. intentions, but it's off-center. ment a mere drop in its $3.4 mil- ing how he's going to fill this void. ence in the business and ath- So, ladies, when you're out with Most Division 1 football pro- lion debt-filled bucket. Yet we These guys get up at 5 am, letic world, they were placed a gentleman, act Uke a lady. Be grams don't rum a profit (includ- renovate the baseball field, erect they sacrifice months'of being on a pedestal. Women were receptive to appropriate com- ing Bowling Green), yet they're new lights at the stadium and anti-social, they masochistically romanced by considerate gen- pliments, let your natural still required to hand out 88 full- immediately terminate one of walk into practice knowing it's tlemen who always walked beauty show, and don't feel ride, five-year scholarships to our highest paid coaches and going to hurt and they don't them to the doorstep, pulled ashamed to expect certain maintain that holy status. For buy out the rest of his contract. mind a bit. It's the same with the out their chairs for them, and courtesies from your male tennis team. It's the same with some reason, however, the four Alumni contributions specifically ANNE MARIE SWEENEY opened doors. These practices companion. Gentlemen, act whole scholarships allotted to designate funds to go towards the track team. And a majority of no longer exist in society. I like a gentleman. Pull out your the men's swim team have these endeavors, but I'm curious these guys don't even get paid to SOPHOMORE recall a feminist writer saying female companion's chair, walk exhausted enough resources to if these donors were aware of do it... profound evidence that that these "traditional courte- her to the door, carry her bag cause for its extinction. how dire the situation was at this decision isn't only heart- "Yes. His name was sies" are nothing more than a or books for her, and never The premise of the law is their alma mater and if maybe, breaking it's embarrassing. Jason. I was 12 and chauvinistic display of men's expect her open her own door. archaic. It's not 1972 anymore. just maybe, they would've playing spin the control over women. Opening So now that we're all aware that There are now many women's checked the "general designa- a door for a woman implies women are people, let's rip that sports, and budgets need to fit a tion" box instead of the "new, Alicia Kelso is an alumni of the bottle.'' that she is too weak to do it bumper sticker off and replace bigger realm accordingly. That's unnecessary, FAA-unfriendly University. herself. Escorting a woman it with "Chivalry is the radical through a crowded room by idea that there are two sexes."

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FORMER OSU PLAYER FACES DEATH SENTENCE www.bgnews.com/nation COLUMBUS (AP) — A former high school star athlete who was recruited to play football for Ohio State University has been indicted for the rape and murder of a video game store owner during a robbery. Andrew Lee, 20, could face the death sentence if con- victed of the slaying on March 25 of Shauna Sandercock, 20. STATO Settlement approved in Cinci police lawsuit By Lea Comwetl Fraternal Order of Police already Susan Dlott THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have approved it Rejection by any He said the judge could give pro- CINCINNATI —The final group of the parties could have sent the visional approval by Monday and unanimously approved a pro- case to trial. final approval could come 45 to 50 posed settlement yesterday of a The deal still must be approved days later after a required hearing year-old lawsuit that accused by a federal judge. Alphonse to detennine if the deal is fair. Cincinnati police of harassing Gerhardslein, a lawyer for the black Both attorneys praised the col- black people for decades. plaintiffs in the class-action suit, laborative aspect of the agreement the Associated Press "This is really a historic day in said he hopes to get all the signa- which creates a new agency to tures on the agreement and file it review complaints against ABUSE CASE: Bishop Anthony Pilla is forming a commision to evaluate the handling of abuse cases. Cincinnati because lor the first time we will be embarking on a Friday with U.S. District Judge police. new era in police-community rela- tions," Scott Greenwood, counsel Funeral mass held for priest for the American Civil Liberties Union in Ohio, said at a news con- ference announcing the ACLU vote. accused of sexual abuse He said the agreement allows police to have a voice when it By Ihomas J. Sheeran Rev. Don Rooney, 48. applause from the overflow comes to police-community rela- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rooney was found dead of a congregation at St. Anthony of tions and allows for verifiable CLEVELAND — Roman self-inflicted gunshot wound Padua Church in Parma where checks on uses of police power. Catholic Bishop Anthony M. last Thursday in Hinckley, Rooney had been assigned. "That really is a deep change in Pilla and more than 100 three days after a woman told Pilla encouraged mourners Cincinnati, and it makes us a priests concelebrated the the diocese that he had sexu- to be stouthearted in the face national model instead of some- funeral Mass on yesterday for ally abused her when she was of the clergy sex abuse crisis. thing that is held up to scorn and a priest who killed himself a girl in 1980 when he was "The present — for all its ridicule," said Greenwood. three days after a sex abuse assigned to Sacred Heart problems — is still filled with All 27 members of the ACLU in allegation against him sur- Church in suburban limitless possibilities," he Ohio who voted on the tentative faced. Wadsworth. said. "It is easy to lose our deal approved it The ACLU was "Hope carries us beyond "Hope helps us to rise above heart and our nerve as the cri- the fourth and final party to Associated Press the present pain, anger, loss this seeming defeat and to see sis facing the church presses approve the proposed settlement and confusion to a new day," the healing love of God," Pilla in upon us. It is easy, but it is reached last week. The Cincinnati APPROVAL Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken listens to a proposal Pilla said at the funeral for the said in a sermon greeted with not necessary." Black United Front the city and the that settled a lawsuit against the city's police department.

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am BGNEWS SPORTS BASEBALL MUD HENS WIN IN FIFTH THIRD FIELD OPENER. PAGE 7 BRIEFING WEDNESDAY Hunt named East April 10, Player of the Week 2002

BCSUfAlCONS COM • • • • Bowling Green baseball's Kelly Hunt was named Mid- www.bgnews.com/sports American Conference East BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Division Player of the Week on Monday by the MAC media relations office. Hunt batted .524 (ll-for-21) in five games last week for the Brown and Orange, helping the Falcons to a 4-1 record and a 3-1 record against visit- ing Ohio University over the weekend. The Toledo Central Catholic graduate slugged Martin replaced a legend three two-run home runs and drove in nine runs while scor- By Jason A. Dixon ing six times. Hunt, who also THE BC NEWS had a .952 slugging percent- Conventional wisdom tells us age, had four multi-hit and that it is never an easy task to multi-RBI games. replace a legend. And about four years ago, Sterling Martin found himself in that situation when he was hired as the new head coach of the Bowling Green Softball men's track and cross country teams Imagine you're Martin, and hosts you were selected as one of the candidates to replace Sidney Sink., a seven-time All-American while at BG and head coach for Akron I8 years, who would be steooine down at the ena ol the 1997-98 season. If hired, you have just today become the person trying to keep one of the school's most traditionally strong programs at By Jason A. Dixon THE BC HEWS the height of success. If you profess to follow the "They were doing an inten- women's softball team, then sive search for a track and cross you know that an inauspicious country coach at the time. I 12-17-1 record thus far could guess their initial applicants fell quickly sink into an irretriev- through, and I was in the second round," Martin said. "Naturally, 1 able pattern of disrepair if the Falcons do not find a way to felt some pressure when I was end their four game home los- hired. In fact, some of my friends ing streak. said I should follow someone as BG begins a week in which unsuccessful as possible to ease the pressure." it plays five games against HcliHurmBGNem Mid-American Conference Martin eschewed the advice and became the Falcons' new opponents when it hosts the TRACK COACH: Sterling Martin is the head coach of the BG men's track and cross country teams. He came to BG in 1997 following the head coach six weeks into the Akron Zips in today's double- retirement of former coach Sidney Sink. header. 1998 fall semester. Martin had The Zips are coming off a 7- spent two years at the University As Martin expected, both one of his most talented squads. the previous year, but could only sport has played in the recruit- 1 victory over Cleveland State of Northern Iowa, eight years at teams went through a transition- However, the team placed eighth take home a ninth place finish in ment of minority students out- and currently sit atop the Iowa State and 10 at Drake al period during his first year. in the 2001 MAC cross country the MAC indoor championships. side of revenue sports, I thought Eastern Division Standings University. The cross country team finished championships. The effort was there, Martin elimination would be the last with a 9-1 mark in conference When he arrived at BG, he ninth in the Mid-American After the cross country team was just searching for ways to thing that crossed our minds. play and an overall record of brought a style of coaching that Conference championships, concluded its season, finishing make BG one of the top pro- "The athletes were very disap- 19-7. had never been seen before in while the track team placed 25th out of 31 teams at the NCAA grams in the conference again. pointed as well, because this Akron may lead the divi- these particular sports. Sink eighth in the 1999 Outdoor MAC Great Lakes Invitational, Martin Then, on March 20, Martin sport is a way of life to these kids sion, but it has fallen on hard used an approach that was more Championships. shifted his attention towards and his athletes were hit with They're committed to being suc- times in past contests against relaxing and perhaps more Aside from a fourth place fin- track. news that shocked the entire cessful in the sport, and to have it the Falcons. BG holds a 32-16- appealing to the athletes. Martin ish in the 1999 MAC cross coun- With veterans such as Zerian campus when Athletic Director taken away like that was very 1 advantage over Akron and knew his demanding mentality trychampionships, neitherteam Peterson, Josh Cook and Ricco Paul Krebs revealed to Martin painful," Martin said. "Those has defeated it in the last five would take some time for every- was able to finish higher than Ogglesby, along with Freshmen that indoor and outdoor track athletes made a commitment to meetings. Junior Kandice one to grow accustomed to. sixth in its respective conference Andre George and Durond would be cut after the season. graduate from BG, and the Machain, who is one of the "Our styles were very differ- championships during the 2000 Clark, who was the state cham- His thoughts were no longer on University put them in a difficult team leaders in RBIs and team ent, and that was something the and 2001 seasons pion in the 100 and 200-meter the success of the Falcons, but situation." leader in home runs, felt that athletes had to get used to," Martin was finding that the dash, Martin began the season the reasons for the decision. The top priorities for Martin recent success should give the Martin said. "I was successful formula of success that made with optimism and high expec- "With the type of success that will be to keep his team working team some confidence head- before coming here, and I him so successful at NIU, Iowa tations. we have had in the past and the hard until the season ends and ing into the game. brought that style to produce the State and Drake was taking a lit- The Falcons started strong tradition of track and field, I was to help the athletes who want to "Right now, we have a lot of same results, knowing there Ue longer to manifest itself at BG. finishing in first place at the very disappointed," Martin said. would some transition This past year, Martin entered BGSU Invitational. The team "When you also look at the his- confidence," Machain said. MARTIN, PAGE 8 "The fact that we have beaten involved." the cross country season with continued to make strides from torical significance that this the Zips in the last five meet- ings should definitely play in our advantage. It just shows how we have played against them in the past." Steller Field stands After the Zips, BG heads into Oxford for a weekend Dayton swipes six, series against a struggling Miami Redhawk squad. But new and improved Machain felt the team will not be overlooking the Zips. "We definitely take it one beats Falcons 8-3 By Zach Baker game at a time," Machain said. THE BG NEWS "The difference "Our focus is on going out By Derek McCord three more runs being put on the 1-1 record on the season. Most people realize that between this sea- there and playing some good THE BG NEWS board. This inning gave For coach Schmitz, though, there have been many changes son and last sea- ball against Akron, and after- Yesterday at the Warren Steller Beechem his third run on the the team didn't look good for to the facilities that house wards, we'll move on to the Field, one team showed up look- day as he also went 2-4 with the him right from the start Falcons sports in the past year. son is like night Redhawks." ing like a NCAA Division I base- bat. "I really didn't like our When the football team put and day." Head Coach Leigh Ross- ball team while the other looked Although Hundley (1-2) went approach today," said Schmitz. in lights at Doyt L Perry Stadium, it was big news. With Shaw, who became the fastest like a terrible imitation of the on to give up eight runs, he was "Dayton came out and outhus- JIM ELSASSER, ASSISTANT A.D. coach in BG history to reach Bad News Bears. only credited with five of them tied us in every face of the game the $2.1 million cost of the lights, as well as the talk of a 100 victories earlier this sea- The University of Dayton being earned. BG coach Danny right from the get go, and I am to put in a permanent conces- multi-million dollar sports son, is only 35 wins away from Flyers rode to an 8-3 victory Schmitz felt that he looked bet- disappointed. We have to be pre- sion stand, permanent rest the school's all-time leader, complex for basketball, some against the Bowling Green ter than his pitching score line pared for the game each and rooms and locker rooms that Jaccqie Joseph. Falcons by only hitting one extra may have overlooked the would state. every day because we cannot go would house both baseball and The players who been a base hit and having sue stolen "1 thought Man threw OK." into a game and think that we downright minuscule sum of softball, but we can only go as large part Ross-Shaw's suc- bases. Schmitz said. "We just didn't give can win automatically." $209,000 that was spent to ren- cess, may cause that number The Flyer attack started right him much defensive support. The Falcons fall to 11-15 on ovate the grandstands at fast as we can." to diminish quicker by the day at the beginning of the game We made four errors, which is the season and will head to Warren Stellar Field Money is another issue. if they continue to put up the with left fielder Tom Beechem unusual for our team. We have Detroit today before resuming Assistant Athletic Director Elsasser estimates that com- numbers they have through reaching base off a Matt been fielding pretty dam good Mid-American Conference play Jim Elsasser said that the pleting the renovation would the first 20 games. Hundley walk. Hundley went on all year, but today we just didn't again with Buffalo during the improvements made to the cost $1 million. With the recent Despite a 3-6 conference to hit Mike Kerins with a pitch to make any plays for him. He weekend. park were necessary. financial struggles of the athlet- record and being outscored set up Shawn Bolinger with a RBI struggled early, but besides that I "The age of the previous ic department, that renovation grandstands and the amount 21-8 in the last four ball single to drive in Beechem. thought he threw OK." could take time to implement. games, the Facons have been DAYTON 8. BG 3 of repair that it needed to The second inning proved no Falcon third baseman Jimmy Regardless, Elsasser .wants lead by some strong individual better for Hundley as he gave up maintain a safe and adequate Lipari was credited with three of GRAND THEFT: Da Aon the fans to know tiiat coming petformapces. Junior another run as Flyer shortstop the Falcons four enors. baserunners turned the game seating environment for the out to watch the Falcons play (Shortstop Libby Voshetl and Jeff Bourassa accounted" for his The offense for BG came a lit- into a track meet, swiping six fans was the reason for it," Elsasser said. "V/e want to be will be a more enjoyable expe- Machain have boasted the second hit by pitch victim of the tle too late as Spencer Schmitz bases off the Falcons. team's .265 batting average •"day He was later hit in by Matt' and Neil Schmitz led off the able to provide first class facul- rience this season than last Mcdesky tp give the Flyers a 2-0 eighth inning with a single and a ERRORS: BG third baseman ties," "The difference between this lead after two. double. With them on base, Jimmy Lipari had a defensive Along with the new grand- season and last season is night ■respectively Hundley continued to strug- catcher Tim NeweD launched his game to forget, committing stands, the park also features a and day," Elsasser said. "The BC has only been able to gle in the fifth inning as he fourth home of the season over three miscues. The Falcons new, state of the art press box accessible seating, the new feel "and new backstop netting. score 105 runs compared to walked two Flyer hitters while the right center fence. had four errors in the game to the grandstands and |he their opponents 124, and have overall. Elsasser said that the changes giving up two singles and a dou- Dayton pitcher Drew new seats should make it! so PJlit fJUMye runs as a team. ble which resulted in McClesky, are just thlj first phase in a Chesebro with his shutout going CLOUT: Catcher Tim Newell hit that you can really look for- TJuFt?W|5*reason the Falcons Rory Thornton and Beechem number of rcnovations'fliat he into the eighth inning was his fourth home run of the sea- have been able to remain touching the plate. hopes are fofthcoming| for the ward to enjoying the game." replaced in the ninth by Aaron son, a opposite field blast in competitive is because of their The defense that has been an Pahs. Before he went to the field. With all these improve- essential part of Falcon baseball the bottom of the eighth inning "We want to provide more ments, the only concerns of the bench, though, Chesebro struck which accouted for all three for the past few years let them out four batters, walked two and amenities to the fans that fans should be with the weathJI Falcon runs. SOFTBALL, fW*- down as two errors resulted in gave up eight hits, giving him a come," Elsasser said. "We hope WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday, April 10,200? 7

*** Hens open new home with win THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing singles by Jackson and TOLEDO — Ryan lackson Munson, but the Tides scored drove in the winning run with a five runs in the fourth on only sixth-inning single and Eric two hits. Munson nil the first home run Jason Phillips drove in one in Fifth Third Field history as the run with a fielder's choice, two Toledo Mud Hens opened their more scored as a result of an new home yesterday afternoon error by Toledo shortstop Omar with a 7-5 International league Infante, Jorge Toca hit an RBI victory over the Norfolk Tides. A crowd of 12,134 fans, the single. largest for a game in Toledo Munson's two-run homer in since 1966, saw actor lamie Farr the fourth, his first of the year, throw out the ceremonial first off Juan Cerros made it 5-4. pitch, with most of those in A triple by Jarrod Patterson attendance still on hand when and Jackson's single drove in Mud Hens reliever Julio Santana runs in the Toledo fifth, and struck out the side in the ninth. Infante made it 7-5 with a run- Norfolk's Chris Latham scoring single in the sixth. popped out on the first pitch bv Kalita (1-1) lasted seven TimKalita. innings, limiting Norfolk to The Associated Press The Mud Hens took a 2-0 lead three hits. Four of the five runs AIR PARADE: F-16s from the 180 fighter wing based in Toledo flyover Fifth Third Field before the first game in the Mud Hens' new home. in the first inning on run-scor- he allowed were unearned. New stadium, new views ByJohnSeewer look the same. The Mud Hens did their part nic areas, a playground and a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS More than 12,000 fans crowded with a 7-5 victory over Norfolk. video replay board. TOLEDO—Cheryl Hardy trad- into the park and hundreds Toledo's Eric Munson hit the first No more poles obstruct the ed her ticket behind home plate peered through iron fences from home run, and Julio Santana view, and there's no more bench for a rooftop view yesterday on outside on the sidewalks. And struck out the side in the ninth seats. There's also a sweeping view opening day at the Toledo Mud they watched from an apartment inning to finish the game in grand of downtown. Hens' new $39 million downtown building and parking garage style. "It looks like a pro ballfield with ballpark. behind left field. The move takes the top farm all the buildings," said Mike Glenn "Where else can you do this?" "It just changes the complexion team of the Detroit Tigers from ofTemperance, Mich. "You realize she said standing atop one of the of this city totally," said actor Jamie one of the International League's Toledo does have a skyline." buildings surrounding Fifth Third Farr, who made his hometown worst parks—Skeldon Stadium at Fans lined up as early as four Field. "Where else can I have 20 team famous while wearing a the county fairgrounds — to a hours before the game and mar- friends over for a game?" Mud Hens cap on TVs "M-A-S- ballpark that is major league in veled at how the ballpark has A keg of beer and hot dogs and H." everyway. transformed a once-desolate sec- hamburgers on the grill complet- "When I was growing up, every- Players no longer have to worry tion of the city. ed the office party three stories body "would come downtown," about splinters from wooden "Its a heck of a lot better than above street level and just beyond Farr said just before throwing out benches in the dugout or walking looking over here for 30 years at the right field fence. the ceremonial first pitch. "This through the stands just to get to empty buildings and parking The downtown skyline and will bring the community back the locker rooms. lots," said Karen Shearer, who was The Associated Press minor league baseball will never together." And for the fans, there are pic- first in line with her daughter. FIRST VIEW: Fans check out the new stadium before the game. Four candidates compete to be tailback at Ohio State

By Rusty Miller have to be two guys." School last winter. yards and 38 touchdowns last something wrong, they going to socially, getting adjusted. He's THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If that is the case, then it fig- "We're going to be very, very season, is a tailback in a line- come at you and — smack! I done a great job. COLUMBUS — Four talented ures that somebody's going to young," second-year coach Jim backer's body (6-0, 230). He woke up a couple of times." "I think he's coming along. tailbacks, one measly football: end up being awfully disap- Tressel said of the running-back enjoys the contact and dishes Clarett has been wearing a There's some things he hasn't something has to give. pointed. positions. out his share of it. Some of the plastic cast on an injured had a chance to have enough Ohio State has a quartet of Ross is competing for the spot The intriguing aspect of the most memorable hits of the thumb that was surgically experience doing yet, but he players who hope to take over with three other outstanding tailback battle is that all four spring so far have come when repaired. That hasn't kept him loves the game of football. He's the job vacated by the gradua- prospects: speedster Maurice candidates appear to be dra- he and a defender have met hel- from contributing during the physical and he's having fun. tion of Jonathan Wells, but it's Hall, tall and rangy Jaja Riley matically different sizes and met to helmet up the middle. winter months during condi- He's going to be a good one." unlikely that everyone will and reigning Associated Press types of runners. "I've had a couple of tioning drills. He's also been Ross, who has been fighting remain happy as a pecking Mr. Football Maurice Clarett, Ross (6-foot, 210 pounds) can headaches," he said. "It's been busy in the classroom. hamstring and back problems order begins to come into focus. who enrolled at Ohio State early run inside or out, is durable and frustrating. You don't know "Maurice is a great worker," that have nagged him since last "Come fall, I find it kind of to practice with the team this quick. Hall (5-10,190) is smaller what you're doing at first. In Tressel said. "He's in the weight year's bowl game, has the most hard to think we'll be rotating spring. and quicker. Riley (6-2, 200) is high school, you kind of get by room constantly. I just told him experience of the returnees. four guys," said sophomore Ross and Hall are sopho- more of an upright runner who because they don't hit you as the other day, 'You've finished Hall returned kicks and made Lydell Ross, who rushed for 419 mores, Riley is a redshirt fresh- can swivel at the hips to change hard. But here they're going to the hardest quarter you're ever the most of his carries, averag- yards last season while sharing man and Clarett was attending directions to avoid a tackier. take advantage of you. Every going to have in college — that ing 8.0 yards on his nine time with Wells. "It'll definitely classes at Warren Harding High Clarett, who rushed for 2,194 time they see you slip and do first quarter academically and attempts.

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April 10.2002 SPORTS WWW.BGNEWS.COM Rugby tops Dayton Sterling Martin guides BG men's track through its end in 6-1 weekend stint MARTIN FROM PAGE 6 Someday down the road, where," Martin said. "We've had Martin will look back on his some great athletes come transfer find places that will SPECIAL TO IKE BC NEW. time spent at BG, but reflecting through this program, and I Michigan in the fall of 2000. benefit them in the long run. have really enjoyed watching The BG rugby team continued "We played like is not even part of Martin's However, he has been nagged "We owe it to ourselves to go thought process at this them grow and mature as to build momentum towards the bulls in a china with minor injuries that have cut out there and represent the run- National Collegiate moment. Even though his young men. We were on our back his scoring until this season ners who made BG track what it career is nearing the end as the way, albeit slowly, and the only Championship, just 10 days shop the first half. and has six tries in five games so is until the last race. One of my Falcons' head coach. Martin feit thing I will regret is not having armf, m it tallied six wins and a far. goals for all of these athletes is to People were more that his team still has goals to the chance to see this program loss last weekend. The Falcon Against Ohio Northern, flanker continue to work hard, taking concerned about accomplish. And he has decid- achieve the success it was des- ruggers crushed the Dayton Brian Stephcnson and wing Kyle pride in representing BG," Argyies senior men's team 59-8 laying somebody Sitzes each scored i. pair, and fly Martin said. "It's a very difficult ed whether bis athletes win or tined for." and Ohio Northern 59-0 white out" half Dave Dibenedetto added 19 situation for the athletes, and at lose, he will not look back with "He has done a great job dur- edging Ohio State 10-7. BG also points on a try and seven conver- this late date, scholarship any regrets when it's time ing his tenure at BG," Sink said. picked up three forfeit victories "I haven't really had time to "He's been a good recruiter, and ROGER MAZZARELU, COACH sions Rookie backs Jeron Faust, opportunities are there for some and lost to Findlay 21-15. D.J. Clevenger, Brian Sworan and but not many. So I have just think about my future, but even though it's been difficult The three forfeits, while adding Tom Smeltzer also scored tries as been acting as their agent, try- when it's all done and we have with the competitiveness of the to BG's season victory total, were halftime lead. Flanker Alex BG pounded Northern 59-0. ing to help them find good challenged the decision, I would conference, he has still done a of more concern to coach Roger Demma, wing Kevin Mongold The Falcons also edged Ohio schools and talking to coaches." like to continue coaching else- great job." Mazzarella than anything his and wing Alessio Difranco all State in a very tight match that squad had done on the field thus scored tries, and center Pete was decided by a kicking contest far. Cromly landed two conversions. after two sudden death overtime "We're out here to play, win if "We played like bulls in a china periods expired. Kent State trans- we can. but play," Mazzarella shop the first half," Mazzarella fer Rob Pace got BG's only try, and BG softball takes 12-17 record said. "This willy nilry forfeiting of said. "People were more con- Dibenedetto's conversion tied the matches is starting to reach epi- cerned about laying somebody score. Debenedetto's boot in the demic proportions" out. We settled down in the sec- kick-off decided the contest and against Akron this afternoon Mazzarella was particularly ond half and started to play gave BG a 10-7 victory. incensed that Dayton City and rugby." BG nearly swept the weekend SOFTBALL FROM PAGE 6 with a 2.42 ERA, followed by rotation, leaving the Zips lit- Dayton University were both Dayton probably would have but was defeated in the final min- founded and coached by Bowling settled for just the anger as the McKenna Houle with a 2.64 tle margin for error. utes by the Findlay senior men's pitchers. Green grads. "I thought I had Falcons reeled off forty unan- team by a score of 21-15. BG led ERA. lessie Milsoek, who has The first pitch of the game The Falcon pitchers have a taught them a little better." swered points before the Argyies 15-14 only to give up a last sec- a 2.66 ERA, along with is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at When the Falcons did get the could even come close to again ond try. Wing leron Foust scored combined ERA of 3.32. Senior Rebekah Tiptoon and lody the BGSU Softball Field. chance to take the field, BG con- sniffing the goal line. Mongold a pair of tries while fly half Dave Andrea Genter leads the way Johnson add depth to the tinued to show the measured punched in two more tries on a Dibenedetto booted a conver- improvement of that an offense pair of long jaunts, and Demma sion and a penalty field goal. The that has been running like clock- added his second. Lock Scott loss gave BG a 6-1 record on the work and a defense that has Hogg, scrum halfVinnie Staropoli weekend. slammed the goal line door shut. and eight man Wes Holsinger Now 16-2, the Falcons will "There are still some fitness scoredonsoloeffortsand Cromly compete in the Ohio Classic issues and we have a few injury hit five of six conversion Rugby Tournament in Columbus dings, but we're at last starring to attempts as their final tune-up before the tlappy W^dn^sday... show the form we had at last One of the keys to BG's offense National Collegiate Rugby year's nationals," Mazzarella said. has been the return of Kevin Championship on April 20. The Angered by the first set of for- Mongold to his old form. Falcons will face the University of feits, the Falcons swarmed like Mongold destroyed the BG single Cincinnati at 12:00 p.m. and then Read the SG News!!! angry bees all over the Dayton game try record with seven the University of Dayton at 3:00 Argyies, jumping out to a 19-3 against the University of p.m.

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