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October dedicated Florida tabloid receives to safe drinking anthrax cleanup funding Events include the Monster Mash Office where out- Wellness Bash on break began collects Oct. 30 federal Superfund money from gov't by WME Sanders IB! BG NEKS by Amanda Riddle October is Alcohol Awareness IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Month on campus, and so far il has been met with great suc- BOCA RATON, Fla. — The cess. supermarket tabloid office where Janet Foldenauer, a graduate the nation's anthrax outbreak was student who works at the first discovered will receive Wellness Connection, has coor- $500,000 in federal Superfund dinated many of the alcohol cleanup money, officials said yes- and drug education programs terday. for Alcohol Awareness Month, Total cleanup costs of as well as similar activities American Media headquarters throughout the year. In addi- have not been determined. But tion. Foldenauer also organizes Environmental Protection peer education programs, out- Agency officials said they can rid reach programs, presentations, the building of anthrax spores and guest speakers who talk during a decontamination about alcohol and drug educa- process expected to last at least a tion. These activities help month. informs students to help them "We think we cart decontami- make more educated or nate so it's safe to go back in," said informed decisions about alco- Fred Stroud, the EPA's coordinator hol and other drugs, she said. of the cleanup. "We try to do a couple of American Media, however, said things a week," Foldenauer last week it will not return to the said. "We actually do continue a building. The company is operat- lot of these activities through- ing out of temporary offices in out the year, but mostly we Defray Beach and Miami as it focus on having a lot in ooks for permanent space. October." The building was closed Oct. 8 This month's biggest Alcohol when anthrax spores were dis- Awareness event is the Monster covered in the mailroom and on Mash Wellness Bash on Oct. 30 the keyboard of Sun photo edi- from 12 to 9 p.m. at the Student tor Bob Stevens, who died from Recreation Center. Among a the inhaled form of the disease costume contest, a health fair, Oct. 5. and a bake sale, the event also The FBI turned the building boasts a battle of the bands fea- over to the EPA last weekend after turing three local bands. Twist agents spent two weeks collecting of Nothing, labez and evidence. The FBI gave the EPA Mountain Bob and the Virginia's results of its environmental test- will be playing from 6 to 9 p.m. ing on about 10 percent of the The three bands were selected building mainly in the mailroom out of 20 others by a student Associated Press Photos and around Stevens' desk on the committee. third floor. The event will support CLEANING UP: Above, FBI agents Inventory items taken from American Media Inc., in Boca Raton, Florida. Federal officials said that foul The EPA is weighing several Alcohol Awareness Month and play is at the root of the two recent anthrax cases in Florida. Below, U.S. Navy seamen wait for underway replenishment to begin aboard methods to decontaminate the it will give out a good message the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The Rooselvelt is one ot the many ships involved in the attacks on Afghanistan. building Oneisastandard bleach about positive decision making solution that successfully rid a when it comes to drinking alco- Boca Raton postal facility that hol, Foldenauer said. Taliban calls attacks a handled American Media mail of Thursday there will be a anthrax spores. Euchre tournament along with That was the first civilian other card games from 8 to 11 campaign of'genocide' anthrax decontamination p.m. at the Kreischer cleanup in U.S. history, Stroud Quadrangle dining room with by Steven Gutkin of "genocide." said. The 67.000-square-foot, money prizes for the winners. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The president of neighboring three-story AMI building will be Last night at Anderson Arena, BAGRAM, Afghanistan—U.S. Pakistan, Gen. Pervez the largest so far. the dramatization group The jets struck Taliban front-line Musharraf, said he hoped mili- The FBI believes an anthrax- Improbable Players did a pre- positions Monday as the United tary operations in Afghanistan tainted letter carried the bacteria sentation for Alcohol States tried to pave the way for would be over by mid- that killed Stevens and infected Awareness Month, talking the opposition to advance on November, when the Muslim mailroom co-worker Ernesto about real people and real sto- Kabul and other major cities. In holy month of Ramadan begins. Blanco, 73. ries about alcohol. an appeal for Muslim support Leaders throughout the Muslim Health officials are awaiting So far this month, many worldwide, the Taliban accused world fear a backlash if opera- blood test results from 400 informational booths and America of waging a campaign employees to find out if others tables have been set up to help ATTACKS, PAGE 3 were exposed. inform University students about proper awareness about alcohol and other drugs. Some of these booths offered "It's going to help the Mid-American Conference in television a fatal vision simulation or beer exposure, and there's not a lot of teams to choose from." Affirmative action goggles, which simulates the physical effects alcohol has on your body. The goggles can be GARY RICHTER, MAC SPOKESMAN adjusted at different levels, such as right below the legal limit and court case delayed twice the legal limit. When try- THE BG HEWS which has been taking on law- ing the goggles on, students University football might The U.S. 6th Cirsuit Court of suits around the country against often walk the line much like Appeals has delayed the hearing universities' application of affir- one would if they were given a of the University of Michigan Law mative action in their admission sobriety test School admission case to policies. "All of the activities and move to MAC West Division December 6. As reported Thursday in The events have been very success- The hearing was supposed to BG News, several campus organi- ful so far," Foldenauer said. "A by Craig Grfford There are currendy six teams conference teams are playing THE BG NEKS take place today in Cincinnati. zations were planning to attend a lot of students are interested in in the MAC West and seven the same amount of in-confer- The University of Michigan law march and a rally today in getting information because The Bowling Green football teams in the East. ence games. Cincinnati to show support to the majority of students here on team may be moving West next School is being sued over its "Because of the unbalanced Plans will be discussed at a application of affirmative action affirmative action. campus do make responsible season. divisions, it's an unbalanced director's meeting later this in its admission policy. Although it will be on a smaller decisions with regard to alcohol Bowling Green, currently in schedule," Richter said. "Right week to decide how to include Barbara Grutter, 47, of scale, the rally is still going on. use. Students here seem the Mid-American Conference now, the teams in the East are Central Florida into the confer- Plymouth Township sued the Even if the hearing is delayed, responsible and do take initia- East Division, may move to the playing eight conference games ence. However, the main point University of Michigan in 1997 on most of the organizations, includ- tive to be considerate of what West Division to make room for but in the West two teams are of discussion will be the Falcons the claim that she was denied ing the National Association for they are drinking and how it Central Florida, which will be playing eight games and four switching divisions. admission minorities with lower the Advancement of Colored affects them." included in the MAC for foot- are playing seven." Although Central .Florida is grades and lest scores were People and the Latino Student According to the Wellness ball only beginning next year, He said adding Central not in the general proximity of admitted. Union, are still going to according to MAC spokesman Florida into the mix would bal- She is represented by the Cincinnati today. Gary Richter. ance out the schedule so that all OCTOBER, PAGE 3 MAC, PAGE 3 Center of Individual Rights, 2 Tuesday. October 23,2001 STATE BG NEWS Brutality trial begins A. Lerner house plans by Lisa ConiweH him and put him in a police Riots broke out last spring IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS cruiser where he was later found when police officer Stephen CINCINNATI — Aclivisls unconscious. Medical personnel Roach. 27, fatally shot an protested police brutality yester- were unable to revive him. unarmed Timothy Thomas, 19. to be kept confidential day as one of two trials started lorg has been suspended Police said Thomas was wanted for white police officers charged without pay since lanuary. He on 14 misdemeanor warrants IHE ASSOCIATED CHESS "What if you have "What if you have people who in the death of a black man while has pleaded innocent to charges and was fleeing police when HUNTING VALLEY, Ohio — aren't famous or wealthy doing in police custody. of involuntary manslaughter, a Roach shot him in a dark alley. Cleveland Browns owner Al people who aren't things with ammunition or The trials begin less than a felony, and misdemeanor On Sept. 26, a judge acquitted Lemer and the upscale commu- famous or wealthy weapons in a secret room?" month after another white offi- assault. He faces more than five Roach of misdemeanor charges nity where he is building a home Deaner said. "If you change the cer was acquitted in the death of years in prison if convicted of all of negligent homicide and are trying to keep floor plans and doing things with law, you're blocking disclosure of an unarmed black man. charges. obstructing official business. security details secret. ammunition or those sorts of things." About 10 black protesters held Fifteen men and a 12-year-old The village has asked state Plain Dealer Editor Doug signs and chanted outside the "No justice, boy, all black, have died in con- Rep. lim Trakas, R- weapons in a Clifton said he would be trou- Hamilton County Courthouse as no peace, frontations with Cincinnati Independence, to introduce a secret room?" bled by closing housing records jury selection began for the trial police since 1995. Eleven of bill to keep architectural plans that have been public for valid of officer Robert B. )org in the no racist police." those victims threatened officers filed with building authorities FRANCK DEANER. reasons such as ensuring that death of Roger Owensby )r. Six with either a gun, knife, car or a from public view. Trakas has PROTESTERS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE homes comply with building blocks away, about 75 activists piece of wood with nails in it, asked for a bill draft. and housing codes. OHIO NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION gathered to hear speeches at a IN CINCINNATI police union president Keith The village turned down a "You respect people's privacy," rally against police brutality. Fangman has noted. public-records request last about security are legitimate. Clifton said, "but at the same lorg is the first on-duty city Another officer charged in Essie Mae Hurt, whose son month from The (Cleveland) "If I've got a secret room in my time, we have to maintain the police officer ever charged with a Owensby's death, Patrick Caton, Rickey Moore, 21. died in a July Plain Dealer for documents house with a safe, is that infor- ability to audit government." felony offense in a killing, police 35, goes on trial tomorrow on a 27 gunfire exchange with a related to a 24-acre site where mation that should be made The Plain Dealer sought to do spokesman Lt. Kurt Byrd said. misdemeanor assault charge, police officer, yesterday was one Lemer and his wife, Norma, are public?" he asked. a story on a "giant, giant" home- The county coroner said which carries a six-month sen- of the protesters who joined the building a home. Frank Deaner, executive direc- being built by a high-profile resi- Owensby, 29, died of suffocation tence. Caton remains on duty crowd that was chanting "No The village located east of tor of the Ohio Newspaper dent when the newspaper due either to a choke hold or to with pay, pending the outcome justice, no peace, no racist Cleveland sued the newspaper, Association, said he does not requested the housing records the weight of officers falling on of his trial in Hamilton County police." Police monitored the asking a federal judge to rule that know of any media that would last month, Clifton said. him as he was taken into custody Municipal Court. rally and no one was arrested. disclosure of the records would reveal security-related details of a Hunting Valley Law Director for questioning about drug traf- lorg's attorney had asked that "We've got a war here and violate the Lemers' right to priva- home. Barry Byron denied that the law- ficking. the trial be moved to another city we've got a war everywhere. We cy and their architect's copyright He said shielding floor plans suit was filed on Lemer's behalf Police sprayed Owensby with to ensure a fair trial, but the need to turn to God and stop this protections. from public view could create a or that the village was showing a chemical irritant, handcuffed judge denied his request. killing," she said. Trakas said Lemer's worries safety hazard. favoritism. State to pursue lawsuit against ex-official Two stabbed in fight THE ASSOCIATED PRESS authorized payments to vendors On Friday afternoon, Flask "We want to exempt the YOUNSGTOWN.Ohio —The that performed no services. The filed for bankruptcy protection charges in this case from the at Urbana University • Ohio Attorney General is plan- lawsuit asks that Flask reimburse in federal court. County judge bankruptcy proceeding," he IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS students attempted to attend," ning to ask a federal court for the sanitation district, which said. "It may take some time, but Richard M. Markus said Monday URBANA, Ohio — Two men said university President Robert permission to pursue a $2.4 mil- covers Youngstown and Niles. that he cannot move ahead with we strongly feel this case should lion lawsuit against former were hospitalized after being Head. Flask has already been found the civil lawsuit until the bank- be tried." Mahoning Valley Sanitation stabbed during a fight at Urbana Head said that after the indi- guilty in a criminal trial of ruptcy case is resolved. Flask filed for protection from University in this western Ohio Director Edward Flask despite accepting $2 million in cash and viduals were denied entrance to "We're going to insist that Mr. his creditors under Chapter 7 of city, authorities said yesterday. the party, they got into a fight his claim thai he is bankrupt. gifts from vendors who did busi - Kyle Wade was listed in critical Flask's civil trial on corruption Flask should not be exonerated the federal bankruptcy code — outside with another group. I le ness with the sanitation district. condition at Miami Valley said two people were assaulted charges was scheduled to begin The civil case against him alleges of the debts involved in this citing the pending civil lawsuit and unpaid legal and court fees Hospital in Dayton with a stab with a knife. yesterday in the Mahoning improper use of public funds case," said loe Case, spokesman wound to the chest. Anthony County Court of Common Pleas. from his criminal trial as the Urbana police were investigat - but does not allege that he for Attorney General Betty Haney was listed in serious con- ing the stabbings. Head said The state alleges that Flask main drains on his finances. directly benefitted. Montgomery. dition at Mercy Memorial campus policies are being Hospital in Urbana with a stab reviewed. wound to the arm. Officials said "It is our intention to make this the men, both 18-year-olds from campus as safe as possible for all Springfield, are not students. of our students and all of our The fight occurred early guests," Head said. Sunday morning outside the stu- More than 1,400 students are dent center. enrolled at the liberal-arts "There was a party on campus school 35 miles northeast of in which some individuals from Dayton. off-campus who were not our Visit these fiv\e estcrbliskwevrts to get taw this mivrter >coc«c>oOTep 2: David-Lisa-Dawn-Jessica Featuring our new Place the old, coverless line BED HEAD phone book in the by TIGI lewspaper r-cecijclinQ, bin.

5 Beds and 2 Booths Thank VOUi HAIR NAILS TANNING o 352-6459 I his messaqe hrouiinl to ijou bi) the Deportment ol Located at the Comer of Ridge & Thurstin Student I ul In ilii II.. Bowlinq Green otate Universih) BG NEWS CAMPUS Tuesday. October 23. 200) 3 American jets drop several bombs on multiple targets «T»CKS. FROM PAGE 1 for restraint during the month of With the shift toward front-line major efforts from cities to barding Taliban positions in province, about 30 miles east of Ramadan," he said on CNN's targets, U.S. jets spared Kabul on Taliban positions fending off the parched, abandoned villages Mazar-e-Sharif, and around the lions conlinue against Muslim "Larry King Live" Monday for the first time since opposition northern alliance — about 25 miles north of the capi- Kishanday district southeast of Afghanistan during Ramadan. The Taliban's ambassador to the bombing was launched Oct. especially those units around the tal. the city. 7, aimed at rooting out bin Laden While saying the U.S.-led cam- Pakistan, Abdul Salam Zaeef, capital Kabul and the northern Bombs sent up plumes of black There was no opposition paign should continue until its claimed U.S. and British jets and his chief lieutenants in the al- Qaida terrorist network and pun- city of Mazar-e-Sharif. smoke and dust over the country- advance around either Kabul or objectives are met, Musharraf attacked a hospital in the western Losing those cities would be a side, littered with rusting military said bombing during Ramadan Afghan city of Herat on Monday, ish the Taliban for sheltering him. Mazar-e-Sharif after the However, the jets returned major setback for the Taliban, equipment from Afghanistan s airstrikes. Opposition forces have "would certainly have some neg- killing more than 100 people. who have refused to hand over two decades of conflict. The ative effects in the Muslim U.S. Secretary of Defense before dawn Tuesday and been 'rying unsuccessfully to dropped at least 10 bombs on tar- Osama bin Laden, chief suspect Taliban held their ground and world." During Ramadan, Donald H. Rumsfeld denied the in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on capture Mazar-e-Sharif, which Muslims fast from sunrise to sun- claim, and Britain said none of its gets in the north of the city. Huge responded with mortar fire the World Trade Center and the toward alliance positions. would cut Taliban supply lines in set planes took part in any raid blasts shook buildings in the cen- ter of the capital. Pentagon. Opposition spokesman Ashraf the north and enable anti- "So one would hope and wish against Herat. Rumsfeld also Taliban units to receive weapons that this campaign comes to an With pressure mounting to Along the front near Kabul, Nadeem also reported daylong denied Taliban claims that they and ammunition from end before the month of had shot down two U.S. heli- break the Taliban grip on the U.S. jets roared in at least twice U.S. attacks against Taliban posi- Ramadan, and one would hope copters. country, U.S. jets have shifted during the day Monday, bom- tions in Dar-e-Suf in Samagan Uzbekistan to the north.

MAC U. spirit mascots stolen last night from Arena THE BC NEWS may SICSIC is very concerned Last night outside of about the event and wants to Anderson Arena the school do anything in its power to help. mascots were birdnapped. SICSIC is leading the search for change Freddie and Frieda Falcon the birds. were taken while spreading school spirit last night around "I think they are messing MAC, FROM PAGE 3 wiih the wrong wing of school 12:06 am. spirit," said a former falcon. "I One of our staff members the other teams in the MAC, witnessed the event and noti- am one worried grandpa bird." Richter said it is important for fied the campus police depart- Please e-mail any tips to sic- them to join the conference. ment and SICSIC. [email protected] or call 372- "It's going to help the Mid- The suspected offenders are 2400. If you have any informa- American Conference in televi- believed to have been wearing tion leading to the recovery of sion exposure and there's not a lot black clothing, with black socks the Falcons, there is a reward of of teams to choose from." and black masks. a five pound bag of candy. There are five independent teams, including Central Florida, that would have potentially been able to join the Mid American Conference. According to ID. Campbell, director of athletic communica- Connection helps tions, the athletic department is currently looking into all aspects OCTOBER, FROM PAGE 1 make more informed deci- of what kind of an impact switch- sions," Foldenauer said. "We ing divisions would have. Connection, last year's alcohol don't lecture, we inform." "We are compiling information awareness events were "highly All the events for Alcohol so that the president can make the attended" and they had great Awareness Month are free and right decision," he said. responses to all of the events. students with any questions "I think students appreciate about upcoming events are encouraged to call the Wellness our events and our philosophy TAKEN FROM THE NEST: Freddie and Frieda Falcon fight against the will of birdnappers. Did you know... that we have about how to Connection at 372-9355.

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QUOTE UNQUOTE www.bgnews.com/opinion / / There is no written Defense Department guidance governing acts of penmanship by ourfiglitingforces. 55 —Rear Adm. S. R. Pietropaoli, apologizing for an anti-gay slur directed at the hijackers that ended up on a bomb destined for Afghanistan » forum of >isn and ideas OUR TAKE MAJORITY OPINIONS OF THE BG NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD So much to do... Things happen in Bowling the Everclear concert. A national (nationally renowned DDwill be Green (no, not Boring Green) band headlining at the campus at Howards tomorrow. You that no one even knows about. in the cornfield and only a little probably didn't know that either. And then people say there's more than half of the tickets Before people start complain- nothing to do. sold. ing about how much of nothing We're not saying that people Did anyone hear the inter- there is to do in Bowling Green, are missing the more obvious view with Tim Reynolds (unoffi- events like Campus Invasion cial member of Dave Matthews perhaps a glance at the and the Black Swamp Arts Band) on WEAL? We didn't think Entertainment page's Calender Festival. so. of events would help ease the But then there are things like Guess what, Kid Koala boredom. Sometimes you have to be rude fcrY»i-E.

SARI walking. And then there's that ever KR0SINSKY Ben endeavored at one so controversial issue: block- point to suggest that we ing the streets. As far as I can U-Wire Columnist should try doing something a gather from what I've heard Censorship breeds ignorance little more radical than from people who were actual- marching politely down the ly at that fateful intersection ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — I same street every single week. on Sept. 21, no one was actu- ILIANA are divisive and paralyze a and the only way to combat it am notoriously bad at throw- The response to his plea was, ally trying to block the street. UNION country when it needs to is by providing as much infor- ing parties. Whatever time I shall we say, less than warm. They were just crossing defend itself against evil. mation as possible, not sup- pick, it always turns out So in light of the fact that against the light, something U-Wire Columnist In perhaps the most repul- pressing it. something is going on that's even some protesters just I'm sure you've all done on sive section of his column, he And last time I checked, far more exciting than hang- aren't getting it, I feel the time many occasions. But even if compares the Nazis to the ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — protesters weren't dropping ing out in my apartment. On has come to explain why they had been deliberately Aztecs, painting them as the other hand, if I do politeness isn't always the blocking the intersection, so Before Sept. 11, many in this bombs on people. I don't nec- country would be hard- equally brutal regimes that essarily agree with the simple absolutely nothing, let my best course of action. what? should be vilified, not glori- refrigerator run empty and Let's start with tagging. We are bombing pressed to find Afghanistan answers offered by those on a map. Despite horrifying fied. my apartment go the way of Unless we get a downpour Afghanistan, even when the While 1 am aware of backing the peace movement entropy, somehow, mystically, news accounts, few knew between the time of writing least bit of rational thought Buckley's long history of but how much of a national a party will find its way to my and Monday, you probably should tell us that terrorists much about (he Taliban espousing conservative views, security threat can cries for place. arrived on campus today to know better than to stick regime and how it treated the peace really be? Afghan people — especially surely I am not the only one Thus it was that on Friday find the area in front of the around the most obvious tar- Anyone on either side of evening a contingent of bookstore completely covered women. in New Mexico who sees a gets; that the only people we this argument who begins a Albuquerque, N.M., radical with drawings, sayings, and are hurting had nothing to do While educators nation- problem with comparing the youth found themselves bits of poetry about peace. with our own tragedy. wide grapple with the task of exaggerated tales of cultural conversation about the packed onto the floor of my I know some folks are just And our illustrious presi- teaching students about a Aztec traditions of human Middle East or the United studio. As one person was seething with fury because dent refuses to even attempt subject largely ignored or sacrifice to Hitler's regime. States' foreign policy with the leaving he announced, bull- the oh-so-gorgeous concrete a diplomatic solution. Surely glossed over in many history Buckley demands that words, "It's simple ..." clearly horn in hand, that he was has been defaced. But I kind the terrible act of inconve- books, the system itself is schools amend what they lacks the ability to under- going to wake some folks up of like it. We here in niencing traffic for a few min- now under fire for teaching teach our youth and stand just how much is at with a friendly reminder that Albuquerque are not lacking utes pales by comparison. multiculturalism. denounces the anti-war stake. bombs are falling on for independent media. We've Besides, if I've learned any- William F. Buckley, Jr. led movement as an illustration I'd love to see the world the Afghanistan. got the Lobotomy, the pirate thing from working for a the pack in a syndicated col- of what is wrong with our way Buckley and many other And that got me thinking. Ditch Radio, and now the all mainstream paper, it's that country. umn that ran in last week's Americans seem to — in You see, the party had gotten new Independent Media news editors really do prefer Somehow, I don't think that Albuquerque Journal, blam- black and white, with easy started when Ben told me he Center. But what better forum running protest stories when ing the anti-war sentiment silencing people and censor- needed to decompress. The, for free expression than the somebody gets arrested. seething from college cam- ing what comes into the answers and clear winners. er, unradicalness of the peace very ground we walk on? Even when I was a grass- puses on a society that classroom is the best way to Unfortunately, I wasn't given protests lately has been a bit Radio equipment and print- roots lobbyist, our cardinal embraces multiculturalism. respond to a country waking rose-colored glasses at birth. I frustrating for some of us. ing can be quite expensive, rule was that legislators He admonishes educators up to problems the rest of the am stuck searching for During the march that but just about everyone can would only listen to us so for teaching American youth world has known about for answers and knowing that no Friday, I briefly drifted off the get their hands on some long as we could back up our that all cultures are equally decades. Our ignorance has solution to our problems is sidewalk into the gutter. And I chalk. polite lobbying with more valid, adding that such ideas never been more apparent really all that good. mean really, literally in the Submitting work to a publi- disruptive action when nec- gutter. There was no way I cation can lead to censorship, essary. could possibly have been editing and, of course, rejec- If you can get what you blocking traffic. But it wasn't tion. Chalking has none of need by just asking nicely, long before I was informed these drawbacks. Let's face it: then go for it. But if people's that I should get back on the In a capitalist society, tagging lives are at stake and courtesy sidewalk because I was mak- is the only medium I know of just isn't working, perhaps it's When violence begets violence ing people nervous. that truly allows free speech time to get rude. Remember the perils of jay- for all. EVAN holds back your hand, family, and stealing from his MANROW reminding you that violence neighbor? You locked that leads to more violence, and man in, and kept him at bay.l Guest Columnist punching me will only make want him freed to do what he 210W«I Hall Mwww.bgnews.com it worse. pleases, to your friend and to Bowling Green I must admit 1 have been I punch your friend. anyone else in the neighbor- Stale University caught off guard by the I punch you again, and you hood. Bowling Green movement against our mili- whimper and beg for me to Oh, and you? I want you to Ohio 43403 tary action. I thought we had stop. leave the neighborhood. I Phone: (419)372-2602 I punch you again. want you to let me starve the Fax:(419)372-6967 an obvious situation, an obvi- E-mail: ous solution. I guess not, so I What are my demands, you children in my home, and to [email protected] suppose an analogy is in ask? build bombs and poisons. I NEWS order. Simple. want you to let me keep all KIMBERLY DUPPS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Say 1 call you John. Now, Do you remember, 50 years my friends who hate you, and John, say I see you on the ago, when you found a poor want to kill you, in my home. EDITORIAL BOAHH ASSISTAN1 EDITORS OELIVERY street, and 1 approach. You man in a violent neighbor- Violence begets violence. «MY BETH WILFONS. MANAGING EDITOR CRAIC SIFFORO, SPORTS FEATURES ED. DOUG LIPPUS wave hello, and offer me a hood, and you defeated his Right. •UtlE CHICHE, CO-NEWS EDITOR WILL E SANDERS, CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR I0EVEUZ bite to eat. Instead of taking assailants, and built him a Don't you realize you could SHANNON K0LKEDY. CO-NEWS EDITOR DAN NIED. CO- ASST NEWS EDITOR WILLWINDOM it, I punch you in the face. It home? Destroy that home, have just punched me back? and give it back to the neigh- ULK CASSAHO. SPORTS EDITOR ERICA CAMBACCINI, ASST SPORTS EDITOR seemed a friendly gesture of borhood. Take your friend LISA BETTIN6ER. A&E EDITOR SARAH CASTO, ASST. PHOTO EDITOR goodwill at the time. So, John, your natural response would with you. Remember when, RURTIS D. KINZEL. OPINION EDITOR CHASITY LESTER. ASST. COPY CHIEF in the same neighborhood, a MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE. PHOTO EDITOR USA LYNCH. ASST. A&E EDITOR be to punch me back. However, your friend Dan man was poisoning his own CARLA SCHOBER. ON-LINE EDITOR REMA INA ASS! OPINION EDITOR ADVERTISING MATT IYEY. GRAPHICS EDITOR JOSH MESSER. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE JEFF ARNETT, COPY CHIEF STUOENT PUBLICATIONS BRIAN KLOPP. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SUBMISSION POLICY i words. 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JENNA CAMPBELL EMMARK ROSEN MELANIE MYERS SHYANN ROBINSON POP QUIZ JUNIOR FRESHMAN JUNIOR JUNIOR What was an independent country before becoming a "Hawaii?" "Hawaii?" "Florida?"(that's "California... no, Texas." US. state in 1845? A: Texas (wrong) (wrong) absolutely... incorrect.) (just under the buzzer) BG NEWS NATION Tuesday. October 23.2001 5 Murder not 'crime of passion' Cancer drug causes by Jeffrey Gold THE «SSOCI»UD PRESS blood vessels to grow HACKENSACK. N.I. — A jury by Matt Slagle ber of disease-fighting white convicted a man of murder yes- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cells. terday for killing his former girl- DALLAS — A cancer drug has Nearly a quarter of people with friend on the day she was to been shown to stimulate the coronary artery disease cannot marry another man, rejecting growth of new blood vessels in be treated with traditional meth- his defense that her "betrayal" oxygen-starved areas of the ods like bypass surgery or bal- made him lose his head. heart, offering a potential new loon angioplasty because they Agustin Garcia, well-known in treatment for people with are too ill. Seiler said. the Dominican community as clogged heart arteries. Doctors have been using head of several non-profit orga- The new vessels redirect blood human gruwth factor for years to nizations, could face up to life in flow around the clogged arteries grow capillaries to redirect blood prison when he is sentenced in an approach that is consid- Feb. 1. The jury rejected a finding ered safer than bypass surgery or around clogged arteries. of "passion provocation" balloon angioplasty. But GM-CSF appears to more manslaughter, which would Swiss scientists studied 21 elle< live, because it spurs the have carried a maximum of 10 people, some of whom received growth of interconnecting arteri- years. injections of granulocyte- oles, which are larger than capil- Prosecutor Fred Schwanwede macrophage colony-stimulating laries and able to carry more portrayed Garcia, 49. as an factor, or GM-CSF. After two blood. Seiler said. obsessed stalker who could not weeks, the 10 who got GM-CSF In bypass surgery, a piece of accept that Gladys Ricart, 39, had substantially more improve- blood vessel is grafted into place the Associated Press had finally left him after a tem- ment in blood flow than those to create a detour around the pestuous seven-year relation- DISTRESS: Juan and Yolanda Ricart, brother and sister of Gladys Ricart, weep as Agustin Garcia is who did not get the drug, said Dr. blockage. In balloon angioplasty, ship. pronounced guilty in Hackensack, NJ., yesterday. Christian Seiler, professor of car- a catheter with a balloon tip is diology at University Hospital in "Gladys Ricart's only mistake Both sides agree that Garcia betrayal," lawyer Edward his handgun. Extra bullets were inserted into the artery to push was that she was too kindheart- shot Ricart that Sunday after- lerejian said during the trial. "It Bern. the blockage aside. in a pocket. The findings were published ed," Schwanwede said outside noon as she distributed flowers had a recipe for disaster, for Garcia had testified to a turbu- Dr. ludah Folkman, a surgeon the courtroom. "I am convinced to her bridal party. The shooting in Today's issue of the journal tragedy." lent but passionate relationship, Circulation. at Children's Hospital in Boston that if Gladys Ricart had sought a was captured on tape by her Schwanwede contended that which he said continued until and a pioneer in the field of domestic violence restraining "It demonstrates for the first wedding video photographer. not only was Garcia aware of an the day she died. The defense time in humans that the growth angiogenesis, said the GM-CSF order, she would be alive today." Garcia drove by the home and impending wedding, but that maintained Garcia and Ricart of natural coronary bypasses can findings otTer hope to patients Garcia and his lawyers, how- after noticing people outside, the Rolls-Royce, two stretch lim- even had sex three days before be promoted using an 'old' can- too ill to undergo traditional ever, maintained he considered but testified he hadn't realized ousines, tuxedo-clad men and the planned wedding. cer drug." Seiler said. treatments Ricart his wife and had no rea- Ricart was about to be married. "eight young ladies wear(ing) In his summation on GM-CSR one of several pro- "It's the first study in patients son to suspect she was getting Garcia was "puzzled and con- identical dresses" made it clear Thursday, Schwanwede cited teins called human growth fac- which takes a look at a different manned until he went by her fused" to see her in a wedding what was planned. witnesses, and a tape Ricart tors, is used in cancer patients to kind of angiogenic protein that Ridgefield home on Sept. 26, dress, his lawyers said. Garcia went inside the house made of a conversation with induce blood cell production makes a larger vessels that just 1999. "All of a sudden — that rush of with his briefcase, which carried Garcia. and to increase the body's num- the little capillaries," he said. O.J. Simpson denies road-rage accusations in Miami by Catherine Wilson ban Miami neighborhood. Police glasses as the men stood outside and that he reciprocated. event. of Simpson resumed. IHE ASSOCIAIED PRESS said the argument began after their vehicles, trading shouts and He said he thought Pattinson Simpson's children Sydney, 15, The judge earlier rejected MIAMI — O.). Simpson took Simpson rolled through a stop profanity. was "pretty excited" and told him, and lustin, 12, were with him in another defense request for a the stand at his road-rage trial sign. Simpson offered no explana- "You can cause an accident and the vehicle. mistrial filed last week after jurors yesterday and calmly denied Jeffrey Pattinson contends he tion for the scratch. get someone killed." The testimony came to a halt talked among themselves about reaching into another man's car was at his steering wheel when Simpson said Pattinson got "At that, he blew up," Simpson after prosecutor Abbe Rifkin the case. to grab his eyeglasses, portraying Simpspn reached in through an him to pull over by tailgating him. said. "He just puffed up like a asked Simpson: "I didn't get to Simpson was to return to the the other driver as a hothead who open window and took the glass- flashing his lights and "sitting on bullfrog, got animated and just take your statement, did I?" stand today. instigated the episode. es, scratching his face. his horn." went off." Judge Dennis Murphy called it Simpson was cleared of crimi- The other driver "was a guy Simpson said he didn't reach Simpson said he and the other Pattinson has testified that an improper question, and nal charges in the 1994slayingsof that needed some decaf coffee," into the vehicle to pull off the driver got out and argued over Simpson stormed at him, shout- defense attorney Yale Galanter his ex-wife Nicole Brown the former football star said. glasses and he didn't remember whether Pattinson had been cut ing, and that he asked Simpson if asked for a mistrial, saying it Simpson and her friend Ronald Simpson, 54, could get up to 16 touching them. But he said his off by Simpson at the stop sign. he was "a madman or some- implicitly questioned Simpson's Goldman, but a civil jury later years in prison if convicted of young son, who was in Simpson's Simpson said the other driver thing." Simpson estimated the constitutional right to remain ordered him to pay $33.5 million auto burglary and battery for last vehicle during the confrontation, called his name, then exploded confrontation lasted 30 seconds silent. But the judge denied the for their deaths. He moved to year's dispute in the men's subur- later told him he grabbed the with angry words and names, and he thought of it as a "non- request, and cross-examination Florida last vear.

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TODAY'S sage that will be sent to New Charity concerts bring in York for the American Tragedy Holiday Hiring Open House @ family members and rescue 300 Saddlemire Student Services EVENTS workers. Building, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is sponsored by Career millions for disaster relief TUESDAY, OCT. 23 Red Cross Bloodmobile & 101 Services. Olscamp, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. by Nekesa Mumbi Moody despite more than 5,000 tickets McGraw, Trisha Yearwood and Mutual Fund/Stock & Bond IHE »SSOCi»l[0 PRESS being given away to firefighters, others. Prices for that concert CAMPUS EVENTS Alpha Phi Broombal! Raffle ® Workshop® 116 Business NEW YORK — Organizers of policemen and rescue workers ranged from $25 to $1,000. Education Steps, 11 a.m. to 3 Administration'Building. the weekend's three all-star ben- involved in the World Trade Both the New York and 'Try Curling" Open Ice Time @ p.m. The 9th annual Alpha Phi Teaching students how to man- efit concerts say they should Center disaster. Tickets for the Broomball philanthropy, raising Nashville concerts were aired Ice Arena, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. age money, get involved with the know by the end of this week how event ranged from $200 to money for the Alpha Phi live, on VH1 and CMT respective- stock market and mutual funds. much money was raised for the $5,000. The Hands are Not for Hurting Foundation & Wood County terrorist attacks' victims. So far, ly, and numbers were flashed The presenters are BGSU Alumni, The United We Stand concert Campaign @ Olscamp Hall Humane Society. The tickets are 6 the rough total is $17 million. during the concert for viewers to Smith Solomon, and Barney rep in Washington, where the Lobby, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Come for $5 or 1 lor $1. The raffle The take from ticket sales, Pentagon was attacked, raised make donations. Zeb Jackson. Alpha Phi Alpha is a add your hand print to the grow- grand prize is a DVD player and sponsorships, online contribu- about $3 million from ticket In addition, the New York will be drawn on Oct. 28. The sponsor for the event. ing number of pledges of non- tions and auctions, telephone sales. Tickets for that event, event featured an eBay auction of winner need not be present. violence tor Domestic Violence pledges and sales of merchan- which featured Michael Jackson, rock 'n' roll memorabilia, and a Contact Jen Davis at 354-5439, Awareness Month. dise all needs to be added up, Mariah Carey, Sean "R Diddy" CD and DVD from the event will [email protected] or Dreamweaver Software Workshop organizers said. Combs, the Backstreet Boys and sold later, with much of those Jessica Leibold at 214-5707. @ Media 100 Lab, Technology Already, the Concert for New 'N Sync, were priced from $25 to proceeds going to charity. Raffle to benefit Philanthropy @ Building, 9:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Education Building Steps, 9 a.m. York at Madison Square Garden, $75. The Washington benefit con- Theatre/Film Studies/Forensics This workshop is open to everyone to 4 p.m. Alpha Phi Alpha is raf- which featured Paul McCartney, Ticket sales figures were cert will be aired Nov. 1 on ABC, Information Gathering and on campus and will be covering fling off a DVD player to benefit the Who, Billy Joel and Elton John unavailable yesterday for the and a phone number will also be Sharing Forum @ 400 University the basics of Dreamweaver soft- the philanthropy "Project Alpha." among others, raised at least $14 Nashville charity concert, which displayed to raise additional Hall, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Find out ware. Bring your buddies and go million in ticket sales. That's featured Martina McBride, Tim funds. more about upcoming classes, through the program with other Next Question @ Kennedy Green auditions, programs, scholar- kids just like you! A brief general Room, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A collab- ships and other important infor- VCT0 meeting will be held in orative artist team, composed of mation. Don't miss this very room 127B of the Technology Emily Blair, Michelle llluminato important fact gathering and Building @ 9 p.m. right before and Phuong Nguyen, address sharing forum. For Faculty, the workshop. There will be an BG NEWS issues of cultural significance. Undergraduates and Graduate informal discussion on co-ops. ENTERTAINMENT UPDATES students. The next semester is approaching "Somebody Else's Dream: Gregory Adams organization struction delays kept it closed musicians, producers and Barsamain" @ Dorothy Uber rapidly and we know people are for more than a year. other recording professionals. Movie Night — "Romero" @ 221 on the mad search! So come join Bryan Gallery, Fine Arts Center, Olscamp, 7:30 p.m. This is a true to close its doors It also hands out the Latin 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Using kinetic in or listen to why some co-ops Grammys, which were can- story about the archbishop Oscar SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Los Angeles set to sculptures that perform low-tech rock and some are not worth your celed Sept. 11 when terrorists Romero in El Salvador and the Debt is forcing the closure of transformations through the time. attacked New York and conflict between the people of El Friends of Photography, a host the Grammys employment of rotation and Washington. Those awards Salvador and the separation of nonprofit organization that LOS ANGELES (AP) —The strobe lights, he constructs nar- state and the church. Sponsored HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT? Ansel Adams and friends Grammys will be staged for will be given to winners pri- If you have an event that you vately. ratives that recall the intensity by the Latino Student Union. For founded in 1967. the fourth consecutive year in and mystery of dream images. more information, call 2-8325. would like to have listed, send an Its gallery and bookstore, Los Angeles. e-mail to bgnewsevents@hot- the Ansel Adams Center, also "We are so pleased to be Billboard Hot 100 Red Cross Fund Raiser @ Octubafest I @ Bryan Recital mail.com or stop by 210 West will close, and the Cartoon Art here in our hometown with Education Steps, 10 a.m. to 5 Hall, Moore Music Arts Center, 8 Hall with information on the our spectacular partners — Museum will take over the top ten singles p.m. Students can purchase p.m. The event is free and open event. The deadline is 6 p.m. two space. CBS, Staples Center and the cardboard strips to write a mes- to the public. days before the event is held. The organization, which city of Los Angeles — to 1. "I'm Real," Jennifer Lopez had a $1.25 million annual announce that the 44th show (feat. Ja Rule). Epic. budget, has $1.2 million in will be in our back yard," said 2. 'Tallin'," Alicia Keys. J. debt. Closing at the end of the Michael Greene, president of 3. "Family Affair," MaryJ. month is expected to cost the National Academy of Blige. MCA. more than $100,000. Recording Arts & Sciences. 4. "Differences," Ginuwine. To pay off the debt, the CBS will broadcast the Epic. DJ Kid Koala brings Bullfrog to BG organization is planning to three-hour Feb. 27 show for a 5. "Where The Party At," by Erik Pepple from Prince to George Clinton to laugh along rap spiels." sell its collection of 140 prints 29th consecutive year and Jagged Edge With Nelly. So So THE BG NEWS Medeski, Martin and Wood. Bullfrog is also known for its that Adams made expressly in Greene said the network Def. Tomorrow, Howard's Club H Their previous releases have incessant touring schedule of the 1970s for the Friends. The would continue its Grammy 6. "The Star Spangled : hosts to the critically acclaimed earned them a strong under over 100 shows a year that has collection is being appraised, affiliation through 2006. Banner," Whitney Houston. jazz/funk collective, Bullfrog. ground following in Canada and seen them share the stage with and Friends board vice presi- Joining Greene for Arista. (Platinum — certified With funk making a comeback thanks to their tight musicianship dent Michael Shapiro esti- Thursday's announcement sales of 1 million units) on the independent music scene and slithering, sexy, humorous the likes of Maceo Parker, mates the value at $ 1.5 million were recording stars Mary J. 7. "It's Been Awhile," Staind. Bullfrog is in many ways leading beats, Bullfrog is earning numer- Medeski, Martin and Wood and Flip/Elektra. to $2 million. Blige, A.B. Quintanilla, Dave the charge. ous accolades for both their style Bcastie Boys keyboardist. Money The archives will be donat- 8. "Hit 'Em Up Style Koz, Shea Seger and Tyrese. Featuring critically acclaimed and live show. Mark. According to their press ed to a university, and any The Grammys show has tra- (Oops!)," Blu Cantreli. DJ Kid Koala from the Gorillaz ChartAttack, a website, praises proceeds exceeding the debt ditionally been held in Los RedZone. release Kid Koala said "We were their crowd interactions by say- will go to endowing the edu- Angeles, but NARAS brought 9. "Hero," Enrique Iglesias. and Deltron 3030, Bullfrog's conceived as a live act. It's a joy to ing: "Bullfrog dont play to the cation programs at the them to New York in 1994, Interscope. music is firmly based in old play as a group.... We just get on school funk rhythms, DI and hip- crowd, they play with them. In Oakland Museum, said acting 1997 and 1998. 10. "Izzo (H.O.VA.)," Jay-Z. stage and the beat is there." hop culture (courtesy of tongue- the midst of an epic set, you can't interim director Richard Nominees will be Roc-A-Fella/DefJam/ID)MG. Stuck Soles Quartet featuring Edwards. in-cheek raps by MC BluRum 13) help but notice Kid Koala egging announced in January. Copyright 2001, BPI D) Dub will be opening the show. The organization lost about NARAS, established in 1957, Communications Inc. and and the improvisational nature of on spectators with cornball half of its members when con- represents more than 20,000 SoundScan Inc. jazz. Their latest album has sound bites or become complete- Admission is $5 and the doors will earned comparisons to everyone ly wound-up in BluRum 13's be opening for the show at 8 p.m. BG NEWS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, October 23, 2001 7 Sound Check: Ozzy Osbourne sizzles while Alice Cooper fizzles Ozzy Osbourne Of course, it sounds perfectly rus melody that reminds me of "Freshmen." Since then, mass countless guys vying to be the player. recorded because you know that mid- 1960s pop records gone hor- commercial success has been a next Yngwie Malmsteen, loe If you need words to enjoy Down to Earth there's no limit to studio time for ribly astray. From there, the little hard for the band to come Satriani, or... well, Tony your tunes, don't even bother this bunch. Another little addi- album trudges along in multiple by. (They also get confused with MacAlpine. The result — the glut giving this a try. If you're a bit The first Black Sabbath album tion is the CD-ROM portion. bottom-heavy grooves. now defunct The Verve.) of guitar instrumentals started to more open-minded or longing came out in 1970. For 31 years Ozzy dusts off some Randy At times, I think Alice's focus on With Underneath, the band is all sound alike, and only the for the return of shred, Ozzy has been, inflicting his Rhoads archives. Here, "Crazy the storyline overtakes song con- making a good effort to make most hardcore guitar buffs kept Chromaticityis worth hunting brand of social and sonic may- Train" and "Mr. Crowley" are struction and reperinveness kicks themselves known to the music shelling out coin for this kind of down. Grade: A- hem on folks. Down to Earth isn't spliced into a mini -Ozzumenlary. in. Tracks two to six follow parallel audiences once again. stuff. With his neo-classical much of a departure from that Overall, it's nothing too special patterns and muddy themselves The first single, "Never Let You blend of guitar and keyboard vir- -Brad Klypchack past-actually, it's more reclama- but worth a single viewing. together. Down," is a far cry from the tuosity, Chromaticity offers a tion than anything. There doesn't Taken as a whole, Down to "Disgraceland" breaks the pat- ragged sound of "The Freshmen." pleasant surprise and cause to Sugar Bomb seem to be much urgency here. Earth serves its purpose. Ozzy tern as an oddly placed satire of It is full blown modem rock with reintroduce oneself to the genre. Rather. Ozzy patiently bides his keeps product on the shelf and Elvis Why the King serves as a a very polished feel. It has the feel The fear of any instrumental Bully time falling into grooves and stays relevant for maintaining the worthy target now, I've no idea. of a Duncan Shiek song The song album is monotony. MacAlpine revisiting the later Sabbath days. Ozzfest ritual. Fans get more Anyways, it's a rockabilly tune has already made an impact on does a nice job in changing It is difficult not to give Sugar The result is a solid, somewhat music worthy of enjoyment and with Alice doing a B-grade radio, and rightfully so. The hook things up through an assortment Bomb credit for originality. After conservative record for the mad Sony makes more cash. And impression for the verses The is catchy and the song will stay in of tones (both guitar and key- listening to the album Bully, I man. who's to argue with that? Grade: B requisite ballad is fairly forget- your head for a good time to boards), melody lines, and musi- still do not know what they are Lots of standard Ozzisms here. table. The album does have some come. cal styles. For the most part, the trying to da Whatever it is they Lyrics more often than not show ■BradKlypchak upside. Along with the catchy comes album is fairly up-tempo with are trying to accomplish, they Ozzy's underside. Lead track and "Sister Sara" another slow-drip the heavy. "Medicate Myself" has "City Beneath the Sea" and "Isis" made a decent effort of it single "Gets Me Through" serves Alice Cooper song, is kinda worthwhile with its a crunch that hits hard. It also is a being the slower atmospheric The closest comparison that as a pseudo-confessional con- lush female backing vocals come nice contrast to the lighter mater- pieces. The final Chopin piece, can be made to Sugar Bomb is trasting a thick rhythm and that Dragontown chorus time and "It's Much Too ial on the album, like "Never Let "Etude #8, Opus 10," directly Everclear, and they should draw one-of-a-kind voice. Late" has a tuneful guitar solo. You Down." Its lyrics about drink- speaks of his classical influences. the same audience. The songs Ballad number one (of two) The grand master of horror But hell, I realize I'm stretching to ing are full of emotion and add Fortunately, MacAlpine focus- are crisp, well made, and catchy. "Dreamer" literally is Ozzy's rock is back... kinda. Dragontown find positives to mention. more meaning to the album as a es on rocking and doesn't overdo They have a beat that is hard to "Imagine." The Beatle influence is intended to be the closing of Hopefully this will grow on me whole. the soft stuff (like he did on early ignore or dislike and there is showed on the last few records the trilogy introduced in 1994's like a fungus since I've already Overall, Underneath, is worthy LP Maximum Security). Ever the some real creativity. and lohn Lennon's estate might pedestrian The Last Temptation spent the cash on it. For you, of the commercial success that perfectionist, the recording is The downside is that these as well get some royalties because and extended by 2000s brilliant don't bother. Use the money to has eluded The Verve Pipe for the predictably meticulous, and the poppy little songs are alright to of this. For the more rocking Brutal Planet. For as lethal and get Brutal Planet or the two-disc past few years. There is enough bass and drum performances play in the background, but they songs, you get a typical pattern of venomous Brutal Planet Is, reissue of Billion Dollar Babies contrast between lighter happier are top notch (Barry Sparks and fall apart if you listen too close. heavy bottom end (Robert Dragontown pales in compari- and let Dragontown fall into songs, and the hard hitting, emo- Steve Smith respectively— Most of the tracks are just good, Trujillo on bass and Mike Borden son. On first listen, I was crushed. obscurity. Grade D+ tional ones. Grade: B could Ve done without the drum none are really that great. There drumming), Zakk Wylde's heavy How could somebody who got it outro on "Avenger" though). is a certain immaturity and lack harmonic guitar tone, and just so right manage to misstep so ■BradKtypchack ■Lisa Bettinger For the album being 51 min- of skill that cannot be ignored. enough keyboard to add some badly? Repeated spins lead me to utes long, I felt pretty good about Sugar Bomb makes an accept- gothic texture. There's no flat-out think it's not as bad as I first The Verve Pipe Tony MacAlpine not getting bored during two able attempt on this album, and speed merchant on here and that thought, but Alice certainly consecutive listens. That says the band has potential, but they seems to be a bit of a missing ele- underachieves here. Underneath Chromatlclty Shrapnel something alone. Still, without need to grow beyond this point ment. Shifting tempo a la "Mr. The best song in the bunch is lyrics, the instrumental start-to- Grade: B- Tinkertrain" at least once would the lead track and single A few years back the Verve Pipe Guitar shred albums pretty finish might put off some folks or have helped break up the latter "Thggerman." One of the few up- hit It big with their album, much died out when labels like might reduce the frequency that •David Storie half of the record. tempo songs, it has a bright cho- Villains, and the album's single Shrapnel started chucking out Chromaticity ends up in the CD

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Their first goal was also With each game, the in half at the 74:58 mark, but a bit lucky, as it was deflected Bowling Green women's soc- BG would come no closer, past Erika (Flanders), but they LeBeau cer team is finding just how lessica Mays scored an insur- played well overall. We played hard it is to play in the Mid- ance goal with six minutes left hard once again, but some- American Conference. The in the match, giving the Herd a times that isn't enough." Falcons' losing streak was much-needed conference The Falcons were eliminat- lectures; extended over the weekend to win. ed from home-field con- four games with two more "They got lucky on that long tention for the tournament, conference losses. shot, but we really have no and have to win two of their Dillion Friday's game against excuse," Richards said. "We last three games to have any Marshall was one that Head played decently, but some- chance for entry into the post- Coach Andy Richards had tar- times the ball doesn't bounce season. fumes geted earlier in the week as a right. We cut the lead in half, The Falcons are currently game the Falcons desperately and turned up the pressure, 12th in the MAC, and trail hyJMby needed to win, along with but that increases the chances eighth-place Toledo by six THE ASSOCIATED PRESS future contests against Kent for a counter-attack, and that's points. If Toledo wins their last CINCINNATI — Coach Dick and Ball State. Those three exactly what happened." conference game, the Falcons LeBeau lectured about outlook. teams were right on the Sunday's game saw Ohio need to go 3-0 in its last three Running back Corey Dillon proverbial bubble with BG for score early and dominate play and look elsewhere for help fumed over criticism for taking a the eighth and final playoff for the remainder of the game, That would then put the breather when the game was out spot for the upcoming MAC allowing just four shots on Falcons and Rockets, who of reach. The kicker wondered if tournament. goal for the match. Nicki played to a 2-2 tie earlier in the he still had a job After the Herd went up 1-0, Pendleton scored the first goal season, in a tie for eighth, The Cincinnati Bengals were a Susan Wallace tallied the first and assisted on OU's second, bringing numerous other little edgy Monday, a day after BG score to tie the game at one and Christel Schering com- tiebreakers into play. their worst loss of the season. a piece. Wallace, however, was pleted the Bobcats' scoring in "This last week will be inter- By losing 24-0 to the Chicago ruled offside and the goal was the 69(h minute. Ohio esting" Richards said. "Kent is Bears, the Bengals (3-3) provided nullified. improved to 7-2 in the MAC, a tough team, and beat us last evidence that they're not really all The Herd doubled their lead while the Falcons' fourth year when they had nothing to that much better than their woe- early in the second half as straight loss dropped them to play for. This year they do, so it ful predecessors. Kelly Kennedy's 35-yard shot 2-6-1 in the conference. will be a very tough game. Our Mlcla* l.hmnuim BG Nws One of the NFLs biggest sur- somehow found the net at the "We have three opportuni- players are ready.... The task is prises in September is fading like 52:36 mark. ties to get things right," quite daunting, but they won't TAKING A BREAK: Goalie Erika Flanders gets a drink of water in a the leaves. The Bengals have lost Kristy Coppes' school- Richards said. "Ohio is a tough back down." recent game. The Falcons fell to Marshall and Ohio over the weekend. three of their last four games, get- ting pushed around in the process. LeBeau tried to push the nega- tives aside yesterday. His normal- ly low-key news conference started with a statement about optimism and quickly developed Winless Lions invent problems an edge. "I stood here a year ago with- by Lirry Lage to lose to Tennessee 27-24 Detroit 10. saw more of the same. At the top of that list is how to out a win," LeBeau said, referring IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday. But comerback Terry Fair was Tracy Scroggins was ejected juggle the lineup to make up for to an 0-6 start. "Now, I stand here PONTIAC, Mich. — The They botched two field goals flagged for taunting Bennett for fighting, and Luther FJliss was in front of you with three wins the mounting injuries. Detroit Lions are the NFLs only —one snap didn't make it off the The Titans ended up settling ejected for pushing an official. Receiver Germane Crowell is and a chance to go to 13. Thats winless team and they're in dan- ground, and the other kick was for one of foe Nedneys four field "Things can blow up when an opportunity. I was disap- having season-ending knee ger of going 0-6 for the first time blocked and returned for a goals, but the flag on Fair was you do that," Mornhinweg said. surgery and will join Hennan pointed with the way we played. since 1955. touchdown. unsettling. "We will pride ourselves on our I am not discouraged about Fans searching for answers are Moore on the sideline during They also continued a season- "We were just battling," Fair poise and composure." games. where we are." not alone. long problem with eight penal- said yesterday. "I shouldn't have Mornhinweg included himself Several other key players — The Bengals are nearing the Players are having a hard time ties for 77 yards. got in his face when he was lay- with that thought. end of their honeymoon with figuring out what's wrong, while One of the infractions was for ing on the ground because I put The rookie coach was shocked such as defensive backs Bryant fans, who had started to believe coaches and management are taunting, and it perhaps provid- us in a bad position. to hear about reports that he Westbrook and safety Kurt this season might actually be dif- saying there's not a simple ed a snapshot of what is wrong Schulz — also have been out ferent from the last 10. The NFli "But it's over. I'm not going to ordered security to remove a fan answer. with the Lions. dwell on it." with Injuries. worst team since 1991 opened 2- from the stands after the fan "It's not just one thing," team With the Lions ahead 14-6, Coach Marty Mornhinweg screamed at Mornhinweg that Detroit was 9-7 last year, in 0, including an upset of president Matt Millen said yes- large part because of its good for- Baltimore. Tennessee quarterback Steve wouldn't reveal how he planned he was "pathetic." • terday. "It's never one thing. We McNair threw an incomplete to address the situation with Fair, tune with turnovers. In its nine The 2-0 start seems to have "I would never ask a fan to get seem to invent things along the pass behind Drew Bennett, but he clearly wasn't pleased. thrown out," Mornhinweg said. wins, Detroit had a plus-20 gotten more than just the fans' way." attention. which should have left the Titans A week after saying the Lions "I have too many other things to turnover margin, but was The Lions found creative ways with a third-and-9 from the made a lot of stupid mistakes, he "Teams don't prepare for us think about." minus-9 in the seven losses. like they prepared for the old Bengals," offensive tackle Willie Anderson said yesterday. "That's the biggest challenge: Teams are going to give us their best. Browns think Chicago gave us their best. TENNIS Teams are preparing for us." The Bengals looked totally unprepared for what happened to them Sunday. big after win The Bears came into the game averaging only 3.1 yards per run, byTomWilhtrs Ravens quarterback Elvis Grbac THE ASSOCIATED PRESS second-worst in the NFL Then was sacked and knocked out of Anthony Thomas set a Bears BEREA. Ohio — The the game in the third quarter. rookie rushing record with 188, Cleveland Browns didn't holler, On offense, the Browns did and Chicago ran for 203 yards hug or exchange high-ftves after just enough. Despite losing overall — an average of 6,3 per beating the defending Super guard Ross Verba with a concus- carry. Bowl champions, lust a few sion, Clevelands offensive tine The Bengals' offense was just handshakes and pats on the opened some holes and did a as dreadful as their defense. back were seen in a subdued better job protecting Couch, Dillon had only 30 yards on 16 locker room. who played with poise. carries, and came out of the Outside, however, Cleveland* And when Cleveland decided game near the end of a fourth- party was starting to roll. to go after Baltimore's throat, the quarter drive that ended with Ion Browns fans celebrated a vic- Browns made the big plays — Kitna throwing four incomple- tory six years in the making by converting a fourth-and-2 at tions from the 2-yard line. Dillon dancing in rain puddles, doing midfleld and getting two TD later exchanged words with anti-Art Model! chants and hug- passes from Couch in under two Kitna. ging policemen. minutes. Dillon angrily defended him- With a 24-14 win over the The impressive all-around self yesterday saying he came out Baltimore Ravens Sunday, the effort shocked everyone but the of the game as he often does Browns did much more than Browns, who have grown tired of when hes tired. purge a painful part of their past hearing how bad they've been "If I need a (rest), I'm going to or show they can play with any- for more than two years. come out," DiDon said. "We ran one. "Hey, we took it to a good foot- four pass plays in a row What's They put Cleveland back on ball team," defensive end Keith the problem? There isn't a prob- the NFL map. McKenzie said. "I don't care if lem, period." "This was a huge step for us," people want to give us respect Dillon was the intended quarterback Tim Couch said. now or not. We're not listening. receiver on the first of the four "it's a great thing to finally have We're going to play hard, and as incompletions. Kitna said their things turned around. Now long as we do that, I think we can animated discussion had noth- we've just got to keep it going." beat anybody." ing to do with Dillon taking him- The Browns (4-2) beat the That's what first-year coach self out after the play. reeling Ravens (3-3) at their own Butch Davis has been telling the "He does that often," Kitna game Sunday. Browns for months. said. "He has a good feel for his Cleveland's underrated From the moment he was defense outplayed and outhit hired in January to replace Chris body That had nothing to do HKhMl UhmkuMa BG N with li We just had some mte- Baltimore's more touted unit. Palmer, Davis asked his players communlcation on that play. POWER HIT: The women's tennis team competed in its third tournament of the fall season at the The Browns relentlessly to forget about going 5-27 the swarmed to the ball and turned past two seasons He told them Louisville Invitational. The Falcon's were one of 13 teams, and the 4th team from the the game on a fumble when DILLON, PAG£ 9 Mid-American Conference to participate last weekend. Coverage of the results tomorrow. MOWNS.PAGE-9 BG NEWS SPORTS Tuesday, October 23,2001 9 Ruggers defeat Ohio State NASCAR Rookie prop losalyn Mizen kicks. Reed all contributed tries with THE BC NfWS put the Falcons' first points on "Once again, both our from Kunevicius adding a kick, mak- Maintaining its perfect the board just minutes into the and back lines clicked," said tri- ing the final score 17-5. thinks safety record, the women's rugby match with wing Tara Pfahler, captain and fly-half Kim Miller. "The B-side's win says a lot team defeated Ohio State by Mike Harris er together. fullback Megan Fougerousse "Scrum-downs were won, tack- about the potential of our team [HE ASSOCIAIE0 PRESS University this past Saturday and scrum-half Alissa Reed les were made and passes were in the future," said Sargent. None of the drivers was 41-0. soon following with tries of caught. We gained our momen- "Our younger girls have a great TALLADEGA, Ala. — injured in Sunday's wreck, but "This victory didn't count for their own. Wing Skye Leary tum early in the match and ability to prove themselves NASCAR will take a closer look many of those involved — and at rules designed to make rac- our league," said tri-captain punched out a hat trick, scoring . never lost it. That speaks for our right when we need them." some who weren't — com- and eight-man Stacy Sargent. once in the first half and both of defense as well as offense." BG hosts the first round of ing safer at Talladaga and plained bitterly to NASCAR "But with the Midwest tourna- BG's tries in the second. Inside The Falcon's B-side also the Midwest Rugby Daytona after angry drivers about the rules. ■ ment staring us in the face this center Fallon Kunevicius came out on top with a win Tournament Saturday. The field complained conditions at "It ain't the drivers, it's coming weekend, it did a lot for rounded out the score with over Eastern Kentucky. Rookie is located on the corner of those tracks are actually more NASCAR," Sterling Marlin said. dangerous. our confidence." three successful conversion fullback Holly Thorn, Leary and North College and Poe Road. "You run it all day, you're going Drivers and crew chiefs to wreck. Every driver has been stormed the NASCAR hauler telling them in the NASCAR Sunday following the EA Sports trailer that it's going to hap- 500, which was marred by a pen." wild 16-car wreck on the last The rules at Talladega and Dillion fumes Beating Ravens lap in which Bobby Labonte's Daytona require the use of car- car ended up on its roof. buretor restrictor plates that NASCAR spokesman Km limit horsepower to keep cars Hunter said yesterday the under 200 mph, presumably after worst loss gives Browns hope sanctioning body will use "all creating safer racing. But the the resources we can muster" power-sapping plates also dozen games balls yesterday for DILLON, FROM PAGE 8 es in his last nine attempts. BROWNS, PROM PAGE 8 to address the drivers' con- cause cars to bunch up, which LeBeau said Monday that the the win over Baltimore and said cerns. That will include using can lead to more crashes. club might bring in another to think and act like winners, and he was proud of the Browns' abil- its new research and develop- In recent years, most of the We're talking about something he promised to someday get ity to bounce back after a disap- ment center in Conover, N.C. that had no bearing on the kicker to audition this week. events at the big tracks have "We're looking into that possi- them a Super Bowl ring like the pointing 10-point loss to "We're just as anxious as they featured exciting racing in game." two he has. Cincinnati a week ago. are," Hunter said. At that point, the only ques- bility," he said. which many of the 43 starters He also said other lineup They believe him. Davis was disgusted with the He added, however, that remain tightly packed through- tion was whether the Bengals "They're willing to be coached Browns' performance against the NASCAR has been trying to out, often running three- and would avoid a shutout. The changes could result after the coaching staff analyzes the lat- and they're willing to listen," Bengals, and made it clear to his solve the problem of keeping four-wide. Bears wound up getting their Davis said. "We haven't had one players during practice last week first since 1993. est loss. speeds down without hurting Ward Burton, who narrowly guy come in and say, 'Well, coach, that he wouldn't tolerate another competition at Talladega and avoided Sunday's crash, said The Bengals had two other "The last I looked, it was called professional football," this is the way we did it at like it. Daytona since the tracks there's not much a driver can chances to score, but Kitna LeBeau said. "That means you Minnesota or this is the way we "Coach Davis was hot, he was opened in 1969 and 1959, do except hope for the best. threw an interception at the 6- did in college. We haven't mad most of the week," Ellsworth respectively. "With what was going on in yard line and Neil Rackers are compensated for your abili- ty to play football, to perform on encountered any of that. said. "I'm sure his family didn't "We have to find a solution at front of me, I knew it was going missed a 39-yard field goal "Their willingness to say what- have much fun with him, both tracks, but we'll look at to happen." he said of the attempt. the football field. It does not say that you will continue to be ever you guys (coaches) think will because he wasn't fun for us at Daytona first because we race wreck. "What do I do? I can't The miss left Rackers only 6- give us the best chance to win has practice. He wanted an answer there first," he said. back off. I just sit there and see of-12 this season, with six miss- compensated if you do not per- form." given us the best chance to win." for Cincinnati. He wanted to The 2002 season will open in if I get through it or not." Before beating Baltimore, safe- show people we're a legitimate, February with the Daytona Drivers were especially upset ty Percy Ellsworth said the good team." 500, a race in which Dale because the aerodynamic rules Browns still needed a defining The Ravens believe it, too. Earnhardt was killed last at Talladaga remain virtually jDid you know... win to get respect. Now, they've "They're a better team than we February in a final-lap crash. unchanged from the April race got one. are right now," tight end Shannon Earlier in that race, a mul- there, despite an August test in ■j There are l million "I think after this victory I can Sharpc said Sunday. "If the play- ticar wreck also raised ques- which 19 teams took part in an say we have a pretty good team," offs started today, we wouldn't tions about the aerodynamic effort to make changes. ants for every person;] Ellsworth said. deserve to be there. The Browns rules at the two longest and "We learned a lot but we Davis handed out nearly a would." fastest tracks, which reduce couldn't reach a consensus," in the world. speeds but also keep cars clos- Hunter explained.

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