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Dance group has old school flair The Eccentricity dance team uses a mix of hip- hop and other dance styles to create routines
By Emily Rippe relief efforts. niPOiiK The dance team takes pride in The Eccentricity dance team their community achievements. brings a unique flare to the proving that musical preferences University, showcasing routines do not dictate lifestyles. that are heavily influ- "I personally don't mind doing enced by hip-hop. community ser- Sharmayne "1 wanted vice with or without Freeman, junior, to provide Eccentricity, sim- founded the dance ply because I don't team in December a positive mind giving back 2003, with the hopes outlet for to the community,'' of shining a positive Shameeka Craig, light on tin' musical creativity vice president, said. genre. among the "I know that there are "I wanted to pro- people in the com- vide a positive outlet diverse munity less fortunate for creativity among population than me. and I love the diverse population showing them that on campus," Freeman on campus. I have taken advan- said. tage of opportunities SHARMAYNE given to me." Eccentricity is now FREEMAN. recognized as an All 10 members organization that val- in Eccentricity value ues the imagination, strength, endurance embraces diversity and strives l'< >r and determination. unity through dance and com- Excellence does not come eas- munity service. ily, Freeman said. The group has participated During practice — which occurs four times a week — the Josh Phillips BG Nevis in multi-cultural fairs, Dance SHAKE IT: The Eccentricity dance group practiced last night in the Rec Center. The group is comprised ot 10 girls who practice four times per Marathon and I lurricane Katrina week.They mix various dance genres to create their own unique routines. ECCENTRICITY. PAGE 2 Sorority hosts speaker Global warming discussed living with HIV/AIDS Speaker says melting The Ohio State University. "Lonnie is an international "Glaciers are During Thompson's lecture, leader in ice core paleoclima- Susan Rodriguez who talk about this subject. glaciers could flood "Rapid Climate Change In the tology." said Jeff Snyder. a geol- our most visible "FilV/AIDS is not really talked major U.S. cities Earth System: Past, Present and ogy professor at the University. evidence of global shared her story with about. It is considered taboo. She Future," he stressed the impor- "His colleagues are envious of students last night has great information and we can tance of the tropics and tropi- him on many levels, the exotic warming." learn a lot from her experience places he's fortunate enough to By Kara Olmgren cal glaciers as records of climate LONNIE THOMPSON, PROFESSOR By Meghan Durbak and knowledge," Seggio said. REPORTER and environmental change. study, his published works, and REPORTER In fan this disease affects over If the Greenland ice sheet were "Glaciers are our most visible of course the scientific advance- Kilimanjaro, which have existed Susan Rodriguez knew nothing 43 thousand people in the United to melt, the Earth's sea level evidence of global warming" he ments." for over 11,000 years, are now about HFV/A1DS in 1995 when States alone. would rise six to seven inches said. "Glaciers arc disappearing Thompson presented visual melting so quickly that they she discovered she and her 3- Meaghan Geraghty, sorority — leaving places such as Naples, and with them, very valuable documentation of glacier deple- could disappear by the year 2015. ycar-old daughter president, said it is Fla. and Washington, DC. com- paleoclimate archives are being tion around die world. Perhaps He has also placed emphasis on were positive with a important for people pletely underwater. lost." most notably, he mentioned the El Nino and monsoon sys- deadly disease there is "I started to become aware This, along with many other A research scientist at OSU's that the Glacier National park, tems that dominate the climate no cure for. S.M.A.R.T. of the situation and staggering realities concern- Byrd Polar Research Center, located in Montana, is retreating of the tropical Pacific and affect "To know that your take action in their ing global climate change, was Thompson has moved the smdy so rapidly that it is likely in 30 global-scale oceanic and atmo- child has diis disease because I'm community. brought to the .mention of a of ice core paleoclimatology, or years there will be no ice present spheric circulation patterns. that you passed to a control That is what packed crowd last night dur- the study of ancient climates, at all. In concluding, Thompson them is very traumat- Rodriguez, also a ing a speech given by Ixinnie from the polar ice fields to the Over 20 years of research offered three options concerning ic. My whole world Freak." breast cancer survi- Thompson, a distinguished pro- highest tropical and subtropical has shown Thompson that the issue rapid climate change. fell a part,'' Rodriguez SUSAN RODRIGUEZ. vor, did in 1998 when fessor of geological sciences at ice fields. the famous snows on Mount said. HIV/AIDS SURVIVOR she and a group of GLACIERS. PAGE 2 Her story captured women founded the attention from the women Sisterhood Mobilized for AIDS/ in the Gamma Phi Beta soror- HIV Research and Treatment, ity while they looked through Inc. (SMART). Glamour magazine during study "I started S.MAR.T because hours. I'm a control freak," Rodriguez Hurricane Wilma could hit Florida Monica Seggio, senior, said explained. "I didn't know what they brought Rodriguez to the this was, didn't have the informa- Wilma set to hit brought rain, high winds and university yesterday because tion. If I can't get it, I think other heavy surf to the Atlantic mere are not a lot of speakers Central America, coasts of Honduras and HIV, PAGE 2 possibly Florida Nicaragua, but Honduran emergency officials said By Freddy Cuevas they had not yet ordered any THE ASSOCIATED PRESS evacuations. TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras By 8 p.m. EDT, the hurri- College prices growing at — Hurricane Wilma whirled cane was centered about 185 into the record books as the miles south of Grand Cayman 12th such storm of the season, Island and it was moving the lowest rates since 2001 strengthening late yesterday toward the west-northwest at of tuition and fees at those and setting a course to side- nearly 8 mph, according to the Though increase schools to an average of $5,491, swipe Central America or Hurricane Center. has slowed, college according to an annual sur- Mexico. Forecasters warned of "It does look like it poses a vey released yesterday by the a "significant threat" to Horida significant threat to Florida by inflation rate still high College Board. by the weekend. the weekend. Of course, these are four and five-day forecasts, By Justin Pope Prices at two-year pub- Wilma became a Category 2 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lic colleges, which educate hurricane late yesterday with so things can change," said Dan Brown, a meteorologist For students and parents, it's nearly half of American col- winds near 100 mph, up from the first sliver of good news lege students, rose 5.4 percent 80 mph earlier in the day. at the U.S. National Hurricane about college costs for several to $2,191. At four-year private, Forecasters warned that Center. years: price increases slowed nonprofit colleges, costs rose Wilma was likely to rake Wilma already had been this year, growing at the lowest 5.9 percent to $21,235. Honduras and the Cayman blamed for one death in rate since 2001. Most families don't pay the Islands before turning toward Jamaica as a tropical depres- But the bad news is the 7.1 full list price, thanks to grants the narrow Yucatan Channel sion Sunday. It has flooded percent increase at public four- from the government and other between Cuba and Mexico's several low-lying communities year universities remains well sources, as well as tax breaks. Cancun region — then move and triggered mudslides that Typical net costs: $11,600 at into the storm-weary Gulf. Chris O'Maxi AP Photo above the general inflation BATTEN DOWN i Pat Schmidt a Florida resident loads her car yesterday. rate, and drove the "list price" The hurricane's outer bands HURRICANE. PAGE 2 COSTS. PAGE 2 She and other Floridians started preparing for yet another hurricane.
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FOR All THE NEWS VISIT WWW.BGNEWS.COM I 2 Wednesday. October 19,2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM 'Terrorism is a S.M.A.R.T. provides AIDS education HIV, FROM PAGE 1 and healthier lives. The founder also touched others. From her living room in on preventative methods. She Most importantly, the moth- social problem' people can't either." New York City she held meet- went over what her organiza- er of three wants there to be She also started it because she ings teaching women dietary tion calls "the most important hope for people with the dis- felt there was even less infor- and dental needs and worked innovation in reproductive ease, equality in health care for Former ambassador world politics. mation about the disease and Arnold said that the United to spread hope to both women health since the Pill," microbi- those afflicted and to encour- explains political women. and men. cides. Amicrobicideisavariety age community action and vol- States, which initiated the cre- Using a grant of S5,O00. she dynamics of terrorism ation of NATO and the U.N., Eventually S.M.A.R.T would of products that have the abil- unteerism. and her colleagues held a ses- become a non-profit corpora- ity to prevent the sexual trans- Editors Note: David's House now believes, "there should not sion of 20 weeks giving women By Laura Hoesman be any power or any state that tion in 2000 that would help the mission of HIV and other STDs in Toledo available for counsel- SENIOR RfPOSTER information about living with basic education of women such coming in the forms of gels, ing and information for anyone should put them lllnited States] HIV/AIDS and how to live longer Former German U.N. in a secondary position." as computer skills, book clubs. creams, sponges and many dealing with this situation. Ambassador Mans Arnold said He believes the end of NATO terrorism is too broad a problem came with the 9/11 attacks. to prevent with military force, in When the United States was ,i speech yesterday evening in attacked and decided to deal the Union. with the terrorist threat alone, "We have to see that there are Arnold said the role of NATO as Wilma's uncertain Hip-hop key element forces behind terrorist actions an alliance was ignored. that are many-told." he said to At this point, "there was no ECCENTRICITY, FROM PAGE 1 of how young adults our age an audience of about 35 people. way back for NATO," he said. path threatens lives dance," Craig said. lb my mind terrorism is a soci- The F.U, he said, was created dancers take their time to per- Though hip-hop plays a large ety problem." to reduce the threat of the Soviet HURRICANE, FROM PAGE 1 year. fect each dance movement. role in Eccentricity's style, other Drawing a parallel between Union, give Europe a stronger say I londuras and its neighbors The season has just begun, dance techniques also influ- U.S. patriots during the War for in foreign affairs and increase the blocked roads and damaged already are recovering from and the three core values are ence the dance team. Independence and today's ter- prosperity of western Europe, several homes, said Barbara flooding and mudslides caused prevalent in every move they Elements of ballet, modem rorists in the Middle today, the F.U is Carby, head of Jamaica's emer- earlier this month from storms make. The group focuses on dance and Katherine Dunham I aft Arnold said mili- still trying to unite gency management office. related to Hurricane Stan. At one movement at a time, in dance technique are visible in tary actions against "The Europe, without los- She said that some 250 people least 796 people were killed, hopes of a flawless routine. their creative movements. terrorism may bring Europeans ing the cultural dis- were in shelters throughout the most of them in Guatemala, "Try it again, with more deter- These multiple dance quick results, but dip- tinctions between island. with many more still missing. mination this time," Freeman approaches are unexpected, lomatic negotiations want to be countries, he said. While some Florida residents The government of flood- said. She is relendess with the especially when watching them would have more last- unified, but "The Europeans started preparing by buying prone I londuras warned that dancers. applied as they dance to Missy ing effects against ter- want to be unified, water, canned food and other I lurricane Wilma posed "an There is a strong sense of Elliot's Lose Control. According rorism, the don't hut they don't want supplies, hurricane shuners imminent threat to life and unity in the practice room as to the group it's unlike any lie explained that want to be to be uniform," hadn't gone up yet in Punta property of the people of the everyone works together to multi-cultural performance Atlantic coast." many Americans uniform." Arnold said. Gorda, on Honda's Gulf coast, meet the high expectations. that Bowling Green has ever identify terrorists as lie added that and no long lines had formed Hnnduran President Ricardo Though each dancer brings seen, religious extremists. HANS ARNOLD. the F.U will never for supplies or gas. Maduro declared "a maximum special talents and skills to the "We bring a different ele- but he believes the ter- FORMER GERMAN U.N. become a single Still, Wilma's track could alert" along the northern coast group, they rely on one another ment to the BGSU communi- and his office said emergency rorists have political. AMBASSADOR nation, primar- take it near that city and other for collecdve success. ty," dancer Ashleigh Kenebrew- not religious, agendas. ily due to language Florida areas hit by Hurricane personnel and resources had Hip-hop is Eccentricity's Portcr said. "Everyone should Skewed viewpoints barriers. Charley, a Category 4 storm, been sent to die area, where predominant dance style. The come witness the hip-hop that on the origins of terrorism may Krislie 1'oell, director of in August 2004. The state has evacuations were possible. dancers take pride in their flows through our bodies," stem from the U.S. news media's International Studies, said she seen seven hurricanes hit or Forecasters said Wilma dance routine that they say is Eccentricity collectively said. coverage of foreign policy, he tried last year to brirtg Arnold to pass close by since then, caus- should avoid the central U.S. unique. Editor's Note: Eccentricity's said campus, but he was completely ing more than $20 billion in Gulf coast diat was devas- "When deciding choreog- next performance will be at the Arnold said the news media booked. This year, she was the estimated damage and killing tated by K.111III.I and Rita. raphy we go back to the days Black Student Union Fashion did not accurately depict the first in line to invite the former nearly 150 people. "There's no scenario now that when hip-hop first came out to Show in late November or early extent of protest from European diplomat. In Mexico, the MrV Latin takes it toward Uniisiana or sec how moves were executed December. people against warin Iraq. On die "Dr. Arnold describes himself America Video Music Awards Mississippi, but that could and try to do it that way instead eve ol the United States' attack as a witness of history," she said. ceremony, originally sched- change," said Max Mayfield, on Iraq. Arnold said 300,000 "His years of active service were uled to be held Thursday at a director of the National anti-war protesters marched in very interesting ones." seaside park south of Cancun, I lurricane Center. the streets of Munich, his home- A member of the German was moved up one day to avoid The six-month hurricane tow n. Foreign Service from 1951 to 1986, possible effects from Wilma. season ends Nov. 30. Wilma With such overwhelminganti- Arnold witnessedthe effects ofthe The storm is the record-tying is die last on die list of storm wai sentiment in the country. Cold War on a divided Germany. 12th hurricane of the season, names for 2005; there are Speech beneficial Germany refused to send troops In the 1960s, heservedasthehead the same number reached in 21 names on the yearly list GLACIERS, FROM PAGE 1 Aguiar, a freshman, business to Iraq, and still is against the ot the German Foreign Ministry 1969; 12 is the most in one because the letters Q, U, X. Y major. "I enjoyed die different United Stales' decision to attack under Chancellor Willy Brandt. season since record-keeping and/are skipped. Choose to ignore it all together, charts and comparisons of sea Iraq, From 1982 through 1986, he rep- began in 1851. If any other storms fonn, let- mitigate or invest in alternative level from year to year, I really In addition to commenting on resented Germany as a member On Monday, Wilma became ters from the Greek alphabet energy sources or adapt to the like when the different colleges the US. foreign policy to nix ter- of the U.N. During this time, he the Atlantic hurricane season's would be used, starting with inevitable changes dial are to bring in speakers like this, it's rorism. Arnold spoke about the watched the early formation of 21st named storm, tying the Alpha, for the first time. come. beneficial." past and present roles of NATO what would later be called the record set in 1933 and exhaust- Though many of the scats in "1 knew a little bit about the and the European Union in European Union. ing the list of names for this room 308 of the Union were topic before I came to this dis- occupied by students, the cussion," said freshman, Kyle speech was open to the public Mondy. "Though parts of it as well. A short reception fol- were complicated, I found it to Listing Available for the lowed. be interesting and his points "I felt Dr. Thompson's speech were easily seen through the 2006 & 2007 School Year wasexhilarating," said Bernardo photos."
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October 19.2005 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEINQI OIK www.bpwws.com/opinion "When buying and selling are controlled by legislation, the first things to be bought and sold are legislators." P.|.O'Rourkequoted in the Us\egas Review-Journal (IhcHMMafWinc) OPINION STAFF FI)IT0l!IAI.0liK<;<)\ STATF L'.MVKHSITY Educate for responsible drinking I fhnVimgn drinking is iH)t ;i pn>h- in die United States, it is often In the United States, people goal in itself. Binge drinking is a We as a society need to drop Icin The problematic situation YOU DECIDE frowned upon by a majority who drink are demonized to direct result of the necessity for this remnant of prohibition era here is over-consumption — a Do you think the drinking of society. younger children and only por- underage drinkers to consume Puritanism and stop regarding ivsull ol our society's unhcaltllN age in this country should be A factor mitigating the prob- trayed in a bad light. Instead alcohol before they go out. alcohol consumption as evil. relationship with alcohol. changed? Send an e-mail to lems ried to underage drinking is of showing that the activ- In order to change this The same way parents edu- Ovaeonumpdon can be seen [email protected] and tell that in those countries drinking is ity can be done responsibly, trend we need to educate our- cate children about safe sex, everywhere in today's America and us what you think, or post feed- legal well before driving and odier children are exposed to grue- selves and our children about they should teach them about drinking is but one of die areas back on our web site. major life milestones. some pictures and horror sto- the proper consumption proper alcohol consumption. when- we sec one of its greatest By the time young Europeans ries of drinking for the sake of alcohol. We need to re-evaluate our stan- manMaHadont arc allowed to drive they have ofeducation." Quality matters, too. Having dards for what is acceptable for (XlierWt'sienidemocraciesliave In diose countries, parents been consuming alcohol with or This notion only furthers a a couple micro brews in a social which age group. long had a more lenient attinide often serve small amounts of without their parents for several rebellious teenager's plight to setting is appropriate. Drinking Why is a person allowed to inward akohol. Many have set die wine or beer to their children dur- years, enabling them to better rail against the norm. a case or downing a bottle of give his life for the freedom of drinkingageat Ifior 18, sometimes ing meals, and while it is legal for judge its adverse effects on judge- Because of this, the consump- hard liquor is stupid whether his country before we allow him even lower or non-exisieni. a child to drink with his parents ment and general motor skills. tion of alcohol is often seen as a you are 16,33 or 45 years old. to go out with friends for a pint? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Policy mistakes ON THE STREET political stopping point for many great-uncles home, loot it, and no longer funny Toledo police candidates throughout the years, set die building on fire. Where What is your favorite including Jimmy Carter and were the 150 officers during diis ' t's so exciting when a new should nave lohn (llenn. Its owner, Lou, lived time? If the Toledo Police were magical creature? record is about to be set! above it for almost 50 years. so prepared, why was the looting J. MICHAEL I mean, last year was BESTUL done more My problem does not lie with and torching of my great-uncle's sor great because of Peyton Mr. Steele, but 1 can hardly agree home allowed to happen? Manning's single-season record Opinion Columnist with his claims that the officers' I am not trying to claim that I (1) While I am glad that for touchdown passes. But that's RGN'ews photog- response was "a little excessive." know the steps that should have only the beginning. whole "Mad Cow" thing, where rapher Eric Steele's I am less concerned with why been taken to prevent the riot- It's always national news cattle were fed the ground up d rea ms of becom i ng a n act ion the police used the force they ing on Saturday, but it is hard to when the oldest living person leftovers from other cattle along photographer were realized did. than with the lack of effec- think of the officers' actions as dies, bringing on the exciting with their regular feed. The tive control of the rioters. being "excessive" when so little Saturday afternoon. I hope he LAUREN T0URK0W search for the new tide-holder. result of which is that infected recognizes the cost that was Toledo Police ( Jiief Mike control was exercised on the And nobody would have cared canle waste away from ihe bad paid for such an experience. Navarre claimed that the extra rioters. I hope that while Mr, SOPHOMORE, VIOLIN about 1997 if it hadn't played proteins they ingested from the During the riots an important 150 officers on duty prepared Steele enjoys taking photographs PERFORMANCE host to the record-breaking box- previous mad cow. building was destroyed and a them for the event. I lowever, of "war and conflict," he rcmem- office success of Titanic. Records For all the hullabaloo, nobody man's home was lost. The build- these 150 officers did little to liers the victims and loss that are "I love the care bears are just plain fun. really knows if it can be trans- ing, )im & Ion's Bar, was not just stop the looting and torch- the center of those photographs. because they heal I.ook at those of us in the mitted to humans. Though the a significant cultural meeting ing of my grcat-unclc's home. with the care western hemisphere: With the answer is "probably," we still place; it was also the home of Horrified, I watched Saturday REBECCA MARSHALL naming of Hurricane Wilma, don't have a precise answer to if the owner, my great-uncle, I-ou afternoon as the rioters took the SOPHOMORE bear stare." we have tied not one, but two or how. Ratajski. Jim & Lou's Bar was a time lo Shoot off the kick to my rlmarJialte'bgsu.cdu records! As the CNN headline Despite this, we've still got a proudly told me, "Wtlma ties ban on British beef. For some record as 12th hurricane in reason, I'm willing to bet that a season." a few Katrina victims wouldn't Wow! That plucky leader of have erred on the side of a 24-hour news also noted, "So far decent meal, rather than Racial divisions still exist today this season there have been 21 scientific improbabilities. named storms, tying But, hey, our gov- communities. By 1970 a large this name for themselves and DANIELLE SPISHAK a record set in 1933." ernment is dedicat- COREY Can you believe "Hi, how ed to preventing an BAUM number of Panther leaders and arc dierefore asking for the asso- SOPHOMORE, MUSIC affiliates had been murdered by ciation. Criticizing the rioters it? Only one storm are you outbreak that may FBI and local police forces. actions is a good example of a EDUCATION away from a record! never occur. More G'ift'St Columnist By comparison, the Ku Klux mind set prevalent in our society "Hypogriffs, because But I get ahead doing, those powertothem.lt Danielle Winters, your Man, a group that has openly ter- of blaming the victims and not they re beautiful of myself. With hundreds of weakens their posi- happy-go-lucky, let's all rorized and murdered people of the true oppressors. Hurricane Wtlma tion, though, when just get along views have color in this country since 1956, There was a time in our his- creatures that helped still twirling through thousands they then decide absolutely no conjunction with has been allowed to demonstrate tory closer than we like to admit Harry Potter.' the Atlantic, possibly of meals that the best thing the reality of this country. We and rally as they please and have- when our enslaved African heading for Florida, to do (rather than are dealing with serious racial never fallen prey to the levels of brothers and sisters were taught maybe this year's weren't returning the MREs) issues here and t here is no cut abuse and harassment. and shown that if they acted hurricanes aren't even fit for is to donate these and dry constitutional remedy. The Panthers and other minor- upon the injustices forced upon the best topic for donations to third- Racism is still deeply ity based civil action groups have them, they would be whipped, humor. Then again, our poor world countries. entrenched in our society and dealt with having their leaders beaten and killed. there's the thought and hungry, Though it's a nice it's our continued ignorance of it, meet the bloody fate destined for By 2005, we've taken the blood that no matter how gesture, isn't it a and refusal to accept it that has nearly every African American left on our whips and belts and had Will nag.'is. at maybe your strange message? Hi, contributed to the social stagna- leader diis country has known. used it as our ink and type for our least we know the poor and how are you doing, tion across racial lines today. The point is, our constitutional newspapers and the film in our government won't these hundreds of The truth is, the first amend- rights have never applied to news cameras. It is reinforced by SARAH LAMONT screw it up as bad as hungry thousands of meals ment rights dial we hide behind everyone, in every situation no the way we leani about leaders, JUNIOR, MUSIC they did Katrina would weren't even fit for Not that we need our poor and hungry, as the last vestige of freedom is matter what our high school his- such as Nat Turner. People of EDUCATION this country weren't hurt by the tory teachers have tried to tell color cannot be condemned for another reminder want them?" maybe your poor Patriot Act as many liberals claim, us. If we ever want to elevate our their outrage; the media must be of how much and hungry would because they were never truly society, no message of hatred can condemned for portraying their "A liger, it's pretty Uhey screwed it up. Thankfully, want them? applied to die entirety of this be tolerated. outrage as unjust. much my Reuters news service served up Honestly, once the govern- nation in die first place It is shocking to me that so Most people seem to be aware favorite animal." such a reminder on Monday. ment asked for help, and If the Black Panther Party many can see people acting in mat our media is biased and See, when Katrina visited our decided it couldn't use it, the were still an active force today, the streets and then see cops in racist. Telling those victimized southern shores, our govern- table was set for an impos- (the main reason they aren't full riot gear, and relate easier by racist media depictions to ment asked foreign nations sible situadon. being the lack of constitutional to the police. To call the rioters water down their emotions and for food donations. One of the It's a dark sense of humor protection they were alfordcdl out of line is ludicrous. Nazis adapt to appease the masses is biggest and quickest responses that takes the terrible images of they would never be allowed showed up in their neighbor- no answer. came from our good pals, Great people starving, cramped, and to march through a wealthy all hood! Their plan was simply to Danielle, there is no justifica- Britain. They sent over 300,000 dying from Katrina, and juxta- white neighborhood. This is a march, but I've had a hand rime tion for Nazi presence in this meals-ready-to-eat (MREs) right poses it with the image of over hypothetical situation but history believing Nazi's ever since they country. There is no justification JESSICA PREC0P away. 1 think they even added 300,000 MREs sitting in a ware- proves its accuracy. As a group promised my people free for the social and economic a "pip pip, cheerio" for house, uneaten. built simply for die empower- showers back in die 40s. oppression that pervades this FRESHMAN, VOCAL good measure. But humor isn't always polite ment of their people, they fell We are talking about an American society. PERFORMANCE Now that Katrina has left, and and escapist; sometimes it's we're working on clean-up, we visceral, especially if diere's a prey to unprecedented FBI inter- organization that killed over six All is not well in this land. The "1 like trolls because, rogation and assassination. million lews and others deemed sooners we see the harsh reality have a few of these MREs left in measure of truth. Ihe long list of grievances unfit. If they show up in my we've created through our own despite their nega- a little Rock warehouse. How But why think on that? brought against the Party were neighborhewd you better believe inaction, the sooner we can tive connotation, they many is a few? Every last one of Remember, we're on the way diere programs offering free I'm taking it seriously. begin to change. have good hearts and them. And a few from Germany, to setting a new record! breakfast to school children, While they may not be truly Russia. Spain, and France, too. free medical centers, and door connected with the Nazi Party Send comments to Corey Baum at you can rub their bel- You see, we still have a ban on Send comments to /. Michael to door health services in their led by Adolf Hitler, they chose [email protected] lies for good luck." British beef products. It's that Bestul at [email protected]. MIRANDA BOND MANAGING EDITOR HOLLY ABRAMS CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR LAREN WEBER OrY NEWS EDITOR BRIDGET THARP FEATURES EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MATT CLARK IN FOCUS EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be fewer POUCIES E-MML SUBM6SI0NS as an attach- JESS WAGNER PULSE EDITOR than 300 words. 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The new property will boast a resort style pool. twuj.uu//iN. one of which will IM' open year round, three high pressure tanning domes, computer lab, a huge fitness center, a twt nty-lour hour activities room with Playstation, X- Box and a cozy fireplace as well as a basketball court. The apartment homes will all be completely furnished with .1 big MUCH television, internet hookup in even,' bedroom as well as the living room to hookup game systems, dishwasher, ranisc refrigerator, microwave, and lull- size washer and dryer. Molly Reinhart community manager said, "I am really excited about the community! We intend to treat the two communities as one large community once construction is complete which will mean double the amenities and double the fun for our residents. The big icreen televisions and private bath for each resident has been in high demand so we are happy to finally be able to meet that demand!" 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PAGE 7 BRIEFING THE BG HENS Basketball officials classes to be held WEDNESDAY The Wood County Basketball Officials Association will be October 19, offering classes to become a cer- tified Ohio High School Athletic 2005 Association Basketball Official. Classes begin Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Bowling Green www.bgnews.com/sports High School cafeteria. The classes are $90. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY For more information contact Richard Browne at (419) 872- 8682. Mayberry third Falcon named defensive POW Senior Terrill Mayberry was named Mid-American New BG fan dub/The Conference East Division Player of the Week after helping the Falcons to a 27-7 win over Buffalo on Saturday. He had two interceptions, a forced fumble, Flock' takes flight as well as eight tackles and a pass deflection. University begins The club is a creation of the FLOCK MEMBERSHIP Mayberry is the third con- BG Athletic Marketing Office that secutive Falcon to capture new club to engage, looks to start a fan club similar to BENEFITS INCLUDE Defensive Player of the Week energize students that of other college athletic fan following Devon Parks and clubs around the country. ■ Opportunity tor priority lelani lordan. By Kevin ShtelrJs "It's not that we want to create student seating at all home REPORTER this fan club," Assistant Athletic athletic events There are few other ways for Director of Corporate Relations a university to create a more Jason Horn said. "It's that we want ■ Fan club T-shirt intimidating atmosphere at to expand on what we already sporting events than by starting got. It's a way for us to do some ■ Falcon e-newsletter a fan club. outreach and create some pro- Astros Seeing students in a big section gramming for students that want ■ Membership card of the stadium or arena jumping to be involved to have that extra- around and yelling out chants, special step taken." ■ Special club giveaways creating a sea of their team's lust $ 15 dollars buys a one year the best colors has proven to create an membership into "The Flock" ■ Invitation to fan club tail- uninviting atmosphere for many where members receive a club gate party schools year after year. T-shirt. Falcon e-newsletters, a story of At Duke they have the membership card, invitation ■ Opportunities to win tick- "Cameron Crazies," at Texas A & to the club's tailgate party and ets to away games, MAC M they have the "Twelfth Man" opportunities to win tickets to Tournament games and foot- and at Michigan State they have all the big sporting events like ball bowl games 2005 the "Comer Blitz" — all fan clubs the Mid-American Conference with years and years of tradition Tournament. that continue to grow stronger Another benefit club members nity to get great seats," Horn said. with support each year. will receive is priority seating as "This is just something special Now it is BG's turn to do the the athletic events will open their that we are doing for those peo- same thing. gates at a set time prior to open- ple who really show that support Sports Editor Startingthisfall, BGSl) students ing them up to the students and of athletics where members of MikeMetzger BGNews will be given the opportunity to to the public. "The Flock" will get stand in this The best thing about being a FEAR THE FLOCK: Kyle Johnstone and Ashley Baker from Athletic become part of the nation's new- "This doesn't mean that other Detroit Tigers fan (yes, there are Marketing and Promotions hold up the official Flock T-shirt. est fan club,"TheFlock." people won't have the opportu- FLOCK.PAGE 7 some good things) is that once the playoffs roll around I am able to root for a different team pretty much every year, based on which storyline 1 find the WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY most compelling. With the remarkable parity in the league there are new teams and new stories every season Falcons finish second at Falcon Invitational that I just can't get enough of. This post season has definitely not disappointed. Despite many good The Chicago White Sox. a team individual times, BG that just a month ago looked like it was going to suffer through a can't overcome UT historic collapse and not make By Jessica Ameiig the playoffs. SP0RIS REPORTER They also haven't reached Although the women's cross theWferld Series since 1959 and country team delivered a haven't won it since 1917. strong effort that included Then of course there are the many personal best times, the two national league contenders Toledo Rockets claimed the — the Cardinals and the Astros. top place at Saturday's Falcon The Cardinals are playing their Invitational. final year in Busch Stadium, and BG finished second in a field it would be nice to see the place that also included Central go out in style. Michigan, Detroit Mercy, They also feature a player that Wright State and Cleveland has a reasonable chance to go State. down as one of the best players Toledo claimed the top two ever to put on a uniform in first individual places while Jamie baseman Albert Pujols. Roflow led the Falcons with her He is complimented by play- third place finish in 17:31. UT's ers like Reggie Sanders and Ebba Stcnback won the meet in David Eckstein who might not 17:20 and teammate Dagmara have superstar talent but never Iland/.lik was second with a let up throughout any season. time of 17:21. However, I can't but help but "I would have liked to lower root for the Houston Astros. my time and obviously I want- They are the best baseball ed to pass the two Toledo girls," story of 2005. Roflow said. "Every point mat- You have a team that was at ters for the team." one time 15 games under .500 This was the first time this this season and left for dead season Roflow or the Falcons after a mass exodus of offensive have lost on their home course. firepower in Carios Beltran and However, if you're going to go left Kent. down, it's always better to say Both players left for greener you went down to the best. SIM Phi ram BG New pastures (read more money "I expected |UT| to be tough SETTING THE PACE: Jamie Roflow (center) set the pace for the Falcons, finishing third overall with a time of 17:31 followed by Stephanie Hillman and no playoff appearance) and well rested, they had not in fourth with a time of 17:50. The coach said the Falcons proved their worth by keeping pace with the skilled University of Toledo squad. for the Mets and Dodgers raced since Sept. 24," coach respectively. Cami Wells said. "They are cer- "1 closed the gap a little Ohio race, and I was happy to men, rounded out the top five kept us in the team race and Now thanks to the contri- tainly the favorite to win the between Jamie and I, and I beat do my part for the team." scoring runners for BG by plac- Colleen had her best race of butions of players like Wily conference meet." every Toledo gi rl t hat was in my Kara Butler, freshman, ing 22nd at 19:02. the year." Tavarasand Morgan Ensburg Stephanie Hillman cruised reach, which helped me get a crossed the Finish line next, "The freshmen have really Bridget Dalic finished 23rd the Astros are one win away to a fourth place finish in 17:50, PR (personal recordl," Hillman Finishing 15th in 18:34. Kim stepped up and helped us this in 19:03, Andrea Pollack was from a World Series birth. breaking 18 minutes for the said. "Mostly 1 just wanted Settle placed 17th in 18:43 and season," Wells said. "Kara ran And how about the pitching first time in her career. revenge for a not-so-good All- Colleen Moran, both fresh- great on Saturday and really CROSS COUNTRY, PAGE 7 staff? I am in awe of what Roger Clemens has been able to due all season and I would love for him to walk away from the game after this season as a champion. Not to mention the contribu- NTXPs Wolfe and Harris out of game against EMU tion of his close friend — and oft injured teammate — Andy Wolfe may miss rest of Starting junior running back in the third quarter. The junior week when the swelling goes for Harris and accounted for 73 Petttite. Ganett Wolfe and senior backup remained on the turf after the down. of the Huskies' 330 rush yards. When Roy Oswalt can reason- season, Adrian Davis AJ. Harris both suffered inju- play and was helped off the field Harris left the field with a Freshman Montetl Clanton will ably be called your third best will start in his place ries in Saturday's game versus by trainers. shoulder injury in the fourth also get some carries as Davis' starter then you obviously have Eastern Michigan that will likely Novak said Wolfe is out indefi- quarter. He is listed as very ques- primary backup. one formidable rotation. By Nathan Lmdquist keep both out of this week's road nitely, for a minimum of one tionable and will likely not play "I think Adrian is very capa- And then of course you have U-WIRE contest at Kent State. to two weeks and a maximum at Kent State. ble," Novak said. "I'm excited for one of the premiere closers in DEKALB, 111. — NIU football Wolfe tallied 161 yards on of the whole season. The exact Taking over as the interim Montell to get some looks. 1 wish the game in Brad Lidge, despite coach Joe Novak is thankful for 22 carries and a touchdown diagnosis is not yet known, but starter will be third-string back it wasn't under these circum- his depth at running back right when he suffered a knee injury Wolfe will probably receive an Adrian Davis. The senior entered ASTROS,PAGE 7 about now. widi four minutes remaining Mill on his left knee later this the game in the fourth quarter W0LFE.PAGE7 GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WWW.BGNEWS.COM/SP0RTS t WWW.BGNEWS.COM SPORTS Wednesday, October 19.2005 7 CC holds own against UT LeBron ready to play CROSS COUNTRY, FROM PAGE 6 Falcon's said their performance "I was not aware that Andrea this week boosted their confi- was ill before the race and she 24th in 19:04 and Caroline dence heading into the meet. didn't want to let the team James upgraded to Kipchaba placed 26th in 19:11. "We know that we are one down so she raced when she This was the second match- of the top teams in the MAC shouldn't have," Wells said. questionable, plans to up between the 1-75 rivals, because Toledo is clearly top- However, just as they have play against Grizzlies with BG winning the first at a notch, and we can hang with all season, the Falcons will HOPE dual meet at the beginning of them," llillman said. "We still be ready to step up when the CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron the season. But UT didn't run believe that with a bit of time to time comes. James was upgraded to question- two of their athletes the first rest up we will be able to beat "As we continue to train for able on Cleveland's injury report, time, including meet champion Toledo at MACs." MACs, our team knows that and the Cavaliers star forward said he'll try to play in today's FEELING Stenback. In the week and a half lead- we are in top contention for "I am not going to speculate ing up to the league champion- a top three place," Dalic said, exhibition game against the on why t he UT coach does what ships, the athlete's main priority "tach week our team has been Memphis Grizzlies. he does," Wells said about his will be remaining healthy. closing up gaps, little by little, lames was hospitalized for BETTER strategy. Pollack, who is normally the and when someone's not run- two days last week with pleurisy, The next time the Falcons Falcon's No. 3 runner, is cur- ning up to par because of an a virus that caused severe pain don their spikes will be for the rently fighting a viral infection illness, there is always another in his chest. 1 le practiced for the „E\-' -'I MAC Championship on Oct. which may have caused her person to step it up and fill second straight day yesterday and 29. Despite losing to UT, the slower time on Saturday. in the gaps." said he's feeling well enough that he'll try to play in the Cavs' fifth preseason game. "I want to get out there with my II teammates and see how it goes," lames said following practice. "I'll Flock modeled on similar clubs play as many minutes as I can or as many minutes as coach Alike FLOCK, FROM PAGE 6 Marketing representative Ashley been debating whether the pro- Brown] will allow me." Baker said. "This included other gram will work or not and so James spent two nights in the line versus the other line and get universities that are similar to far their responses have shown Cleveland Clinic last week while to come in first." our size and some larger uni- favoritism toward what the pro- doctors tried to determine what last season the student atten- versities. We then took a group gram can offer. was causing the pain in his chest tony Oe|ak AP Ptioto dance average at Doyt L Perry of students as a focus group and Jacob Gill, sophomore, is one that developed the morning GET WELL SOON: A Cleveland Ian wishes James well during the second Stadium was 6,319. It was deter- ran some ideas by them and had student in favor of the program after the club's exhibition opener half against the Philadelphia 76ers. They defeated Cleveland 100-98. mined from research that the them give us their input." and he feels the athletic depart- in Washington big reason for low student atten- All the proceeds from mem- ment has made a big advance- The third-year All-Star has James was listed as doubt- day's workout at Quicken dance was mostly due to the bership fees will go toward ment towards making those dis- missed Cleveland's previous three ful (unlikely |o play) on Loans Arena. lack of students feeling a part of keeping the fan club self-sup- engaged students on campus games while recovering Monday before the Cavs The Cavs have four more university athletics. ported. No funds will be taken feel more engaged. "I'm 90 percent better than I was said he was upgraded to exhibition games before they "One of the things from some away from other athletic pro- "This club will give the fans last week, but I'm not where I want questionable (50-50 chance open the season on Nov. 2 research that I read from our old grams to fund the fan club and something to be a part of instead to be," he said. "But I'll get there." of playing) following yester- against New Orleans. marketing regime was that stu- none of the fees will go toward of just showing up," he said. dents weren't feeling engaged athletic projects like the new "Most of the people I've talked enough," Horn said. "And this is Sebo Athletic Center. to feel the university should a way for us to engage students "We wanted to make the have a group so it's good to see that want to be engaged." program something that was that the university has gotten To figure out how to get stu- fiscally responsible," Horn something started. It'll give the BALCO founder, Victor Conte, dents engaged with the fan said. "We didn't want to make team something to look forward club the new athletic mar- it something that was outra- to seeing hopefully large groups keting department did some geous and have something of fans that are students instead research of their own. This that would cut into our normal of parents." sentenced to eight months included making many phone athletic budget." Membership to the club calls to other athletic depart- So far student interest in the can be paid for using student By David Kravets ments around the country, program is unknown as mem- bursar accounts or any other IKE ASS0CIHIED PRESS that have also had to start fan bership forms are just being means of pay. For more infor- SAN FRANCISCO — Victor clubs from scratch. mailed out, but there has been mation on the club you can Conte was sentenced to eight "Wc spent a lot of time a lot of positive talk about it on contact the marketing office at months yesterday as part of a researching what other uni- Web sites. Fans on the Web site (419) 372-4376 or go online to plea deal for his role as master- versities do," Ticket Sales and Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba.com have www.bgsu falcons.com. mind behind a scheme to pro- vide professional athletes with undetectablc performance- enhandng drugs. Conte will spend four months Astros in prison and four months in Huskies defense home confinement in the deal deserve to negotiated with federal prose- cutors. Two of the three remain- steps up against EMU go to WS ing defendants in the case were WOLFE, FROM PAGE 6 interception. Junior cornerback ASTROS,FROM PAGE 6 expected to be sentenced later Alvah Hansbro recorded his first in the day. stances. You don't lose a Garrett career pick by intercepting EMU the gopher ball he served Conte started the Bay Area Wolfe and an A.). Harris and say quarterback Matt Bohnet with up to Pujols on Laboratory Co-Operative, which it doesn't affect you." nine minutes left in the third Monday night. court records show counted With freshman right end Larry quarter at the NIU 26-yard line. There arc also the killer dozens of prominent athletes English nursing a balky shoulder His twin brother Adriel also Bs—Jeff Bagwell and Craig among its clients, including during the week, fellow fresh- got into the act with a critical Biggio—who deserve to Barry Bonds, lason Giambi, man Craig Ftusch earned the fourth-quarter pass deflection walk away, like Clemens, Marion Jones and others. Tile Paul Sakuma APPIwto start against Eastern Michigan. in the end zone on a fourth- with a championship. case prompted pro sports to BALCO BUSTED: Victor Conte addresses reporters after being sentenced While English was a game-time down play by EMU. The pass Of course, Biggio has stiffen steroid policies and to eight months for his part in the steroids for athletes case. decision, Novak said he was not was intended for junior wide already signed a one year thrust performance-enhancing 100 percent and he elected to receiver Eric Deslauriers, who contract extension, but drugs into the spotlight. THG, a Bonds' trainer, was expected Still, authorities are now start Rusch. was coming down with the ball it would be an absolute once-unknown steroid discov- to get up to six months yes- taking aim at the alleged In only his second collegiate but had it stripped by Hansbro. shame for him to walk ered in the investigation, is now terday after pleading guilty to BALCO suppliers. game, Rusch filled in admirably With only their second inter- away from this game with- banned throughout sports. money laundering and a steroid Last month, the authori- with four tackles, a forced fumble ception of the season, the out a ring. Conte pleaded guilty in July to distribution charge. ties raided a laboratory in and his first sack. I luskies are projected to get four It is amazing tli.it this money laundering and a steroid U.S. Attorney Kevin Hyan in Champaign, III., headed by English will probably be avail- picks on the season after com- aging team has been able to distribution charge: dozens of San Francisco has said the plea Patrick Arnold, who's known for able to start Saturday at Kent piling 13 as a unit last year. stay healthy and productive counts were dropped. deals were spurred in part by introducing the steroid precur- State, but Novak was pleased After surrendering more than enough to lie on the door- lames Valente. BALCO's vice weak steroid laws and by t he fact sor androstenedione to the U.S. with Rusch's performance and 400 yards in three previous step of a championship. president, was expected to get that some of the chemicals were Andro came to public attention said it makes for good games this season, the much It is now or never for probation at yesterday's hear- not banned at the time. In 1998 when St. Louis Cardinals starter competition. maligned NIU defense allowed these guys. ing after pleading guilty to Track coach Remi Korchemny slugger Mark McGwire said he Sophomore nose tackle Adam only 178 yards of total offense I am hoping that it reduced charges of steroid dis- is expected to get probation at a used it when breaking baseball's Schroeder will miss the rest to EMU. is now. tribution. Greg Anderson, Barry later sentencing date. home run record. of the season after undergo- Their previous best was 205 ing back surgery Oct. 3. In four yards against Tennessee Tech. games this season, Schroeder The NIU defense surrenders 228 tallied seven tackles, a forced yards and 12.7 points per game fumble and one sack. at home, compared with 491.3 It took six games, but the NIU yards and 39.7 points per game secondary finally recorded an on the road. 2005-2006 » yi CAMPUS PHONE ? 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Ihe PP1. which percent, to 10.285.26. i. Hi-, too high." lohnson said. "And 34 Tome and Principe 57 Don't go measures prices at the whole- Broader stock indica- while earnings arc good right now. 36 Shad delicacy 59 Elec. units sale level, rose 1.9 percent in tors also lost ground. The earnings won't lie good in 2006 if 1 37 Michaels of "SNL" 62 Actress Hagen ■ 39 Invoice 63 Part of ETA Standard & Poor's 500 index rates go too high." September on high energy and ACROSS 40 Fine points 64 OS's quest food costs. With those costs dropped 11.96, or 1.01 per- Strong profits at Dow com- removed, core'' PPI rose 03 per cent, to 1,178.14, and the ponent lohnson fc lohnson 1 Rolaids rival 48 Winter coasters cent, still higher than the 0.2 per- Nasdaq composite index led a steady stream of positive 5 Swiftly 50 Inter-campus sports grp. cent expected on Wall Street. dropped 14.30. or 0.69 per- earnings reports, though the 10 Hide away 51 Carroll's girl 14 Names 1st letter 54 Fighting Tigers' sch While a drop in cnide oil cent, to 2,056.00. market appeared somewhat 15 "_ Doone" 55 Meaty futures may have mitigated those Bonds edged higher as unreceptive. Ihe healthcare 16 Rublk's _ 56 Fabric folds inflation concerns, they may have stocks fell, with the yield on conglomerate saw a 12 per- 17 Recall of judges? 58 Court railing ANSWERS also contributed to a sharp selloff the 10-year Treasury note cent jump in profits, led by 20 Charged particle 60 Cycle start? 21 Supernatural being 61 Judge's pet peeve? in oil stocks, most notably Dow falling to 4.48 percent from higher medical device sales, 22 Open shoe 65 "A Death in the Family" author s I s sHs N u * ■ Ms c i ■' component IAXOII Mobil G>rp. 4.50 percent late Monday. lohnson & lohnson, which 23 ■_ Gay" 66 Anchor position •J 'J l old i H l Mi 1 ■i V A barrel of light cnide settled at The dollar rose against most beat Wall Street profit forecasts 25 Neighbor ot Syr 67 _ Xiaoping H O i • ■'. l V ■ i ' d H 1 d i H i H t a ■.■ V 3 l •i $6X20, down SI.66, on the New major currencies, while gold by a penny, slipped 3 cents 28 Macabre 68 Beatty and Rorem . 29 Earth's crust layer 69 Tall tales ' i a U n 1 i i t l V York Mercantile Kxchange. prices fell. to S62.97. 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