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Associated Press Photo WAR: The original Eisenhower teletype message announcing Germany's surrender in WWII. 'WWII Ends' message sold
By Kia Shant'e Bream ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER LEXINGTON. Va. — Bob Mary Beth Murtiu BG News Rchenberg happened to be the WORKING: Shawn Cisco, a junior MIS major, stocks the shelves of his store, #1 Wholesale Nutrition. Cisco is a student at Bowling Green as well as owning his own busi- lieutenant on d. y in the code ness downtown. room In Nancy, France, when a Teletype message from Gen. Dwight Eisenhower arrived IN THE MIND OF A STUDENT... announcing Germany's surren- der in World War II. Fichenberg forwarded the message to army commanders, per Eisenhower's orders, then stuffed the document into his uniform pocket "I thought, This might make a good souvenir,"' Fichenberg ENTREPRENEUR said. "I put it in my pocket and Fifth in a weekly feature forgot about it" By Kdtey Ftsher "I started selling nutrition According to Robert Smith, dent-entrpreneur has dreams of talk to suppliers and decide The message was discovered STAJF WRITER products from my house and founder of becoming "the next Michael exactly what they are going to more than 50 years later in Most college students have thought there was a need for a www.campusbiz.homepage.co Dell," founder and CEO of Dell sell. Next they should do a sur- Rchenberg's old footlocker, still one thing in common; not nutrition store in Bowling Green. m, 31 percent of college students Computers, who started the vey to determine if there is a in the pocket where he had put enough money. A lot of college students work out iL have to leave school because company in his dorm room. need for the product. Finally, A new trend is enabling stu- a lot and it is really inconvenient they can't afford tuition. "Running a part time business they would need to get sign per- On Wednesday, the original dents with financial burdens the for them to drive to Toledo, plus Teletype message Fichenberg "Part time jobs, work-study teaches discipline, commitment, mits and a business and vendor opportunity to stay in school and the prices are a lot higher," Cisco, and financial aid just isn't responsibilities, goal-setting and license. took on May 7,1945, was given complete their degree. to Virginia Military Institute for junior MIS major, said. enough any more. Many stu- time and money management. His advice to a student inter- You may have seen advertise- display in its museum. Cisco opened his store in dents are using their talents,. It also beats 'maxing out' credit ested in opening their own busi- ments in the classifieds promis- January, and said that every But Fichenberg, a retired skills and hobbies to start busi- cards," Smith added. ness is to talk to others in the news reporter and editor, was- ing a job from your dorm room. month sales get better. He also field and get advice on what the Others have chosen a different nesses from their dorm," Smith Some essential things a "stu- n't the one to donate the docu- has the added benefit of being a market is like. route and started their own busi- monopoly in town. said. dent-entrepreneur" needs to ment. Instead, it found its way "Starring a new business is ness "There is a risk with starting Smith's Internet company know, according to Cisco, is to VM1 through an unlikely tuni offers students the opportunity only as hard as you think it is," of events. For Shawn Cisco, student your own business, but if you whether or not there is a need for to work from their dorm room or Cisco said. "If you doubt yourself Fichenbergs footlocker was owner of #1 Wholesale Nutrition wait until you are already settled the product and what the market stored in his mother's attic in on Wooster Street, starting his in a real job then you have to home. This company is just one is like. then you won't get anywhere." New Jersey until she died, and own business was a different way wony about leaving your 'com- of many that pays students to Cisco also said that money is a Students looking for assis- to fill his time and provide a ser- fort zone.' There isn't as much search for people, real estate and big thing. First students need to tance can also contact the Small vice to the students and the risk now because 1 don't have many other things. get loans or grants and write up a Business Development Center WAR, PAGE 2 community. another job," he said. According to Smith, every stu- business plan. They also need to which is located in College Park. BG voted 11th best small city
By Araie Moss Bizjoumals.com scored each Other Ohio cities to make the SUFI WRITER of the 632 cities in the categories listing of "dreamtowns" were To students who see Bowling of vitality, supply of good jobs, Perrysburg, Findlay, Athens, Green as a small, boring college freedom from stress, connection Wilmington and Wooster. town - guess again. In to cultural mainstream, support Bowling Green scored highest September, it was voted as for schools, access to health care, in the categories of education America's 11th best small city for low cost of living and small town and job quality, but according to living. character. Ruhe, the University was a big Bowling Green was picked as "I don't understand how they plus. number 11 of 632 small cities on could have scored us in some of "The University offers a lot of Associated Press Photo the basis of several demographic these categories without being programs, activities and UNDER WATER: Traffic moves slowly in a driving rain through a studies. here," Ruhe said. resources that a small town small flooded section of the Florida's Panhandle. The people at Bizjoumals. There was a possible of 100 couldn't do itself," Ruhe said. com Demographics Daily con- points per category. The points "Some of the greatest things ducted the survey completely on from each category were then about Bowing Green are the their own from census informa- averaged and cities with scores school system, location, the Lifeless city waits tion and other public demo- of 80 or better were labeled as University, the parks and the graphic records on cities that "dreamtowns." There was a total small town atmosphere," said BylttlrafrChtrNs Most schools reopened in had populations between 10,000 of 141 "dreamtowns." Sue Kinder, Wood County ASSOCIATED PRESS WHITER Miami-Dade County, except at and 50,000. Bowling Green had an overall recorder. "These are the things MIAMI — Thousands of peo- 15 schools with flooded or pow- "We had no idea that die sur- score of 93.13, making it the that make Bowling Green what it ple remained without power erjess campuses. The region vey was being done and no idea highest ranking Ohio city, is today." and hundreds of stalled vehicles remained in a state of emer- that we were involved," said according to Quinn. Bowling "Millions who live in big cities sat on still-flooded roadways gency imposed by Gov. Jeb Bowling Green Mayor John Green missed out on the num- or suburbs dream of getting out. Thursday as South Florida Bush, and President Clinton Quinn. ber 10 spot by .02 points to Our goal was to provide them a promised he would send federal began drying out from a tropical "No one from our offices sub- Durango, Colo. However, list of small cities that offer relief left HhHtnjch BG News downpour that dumped more help. mitted any information," said Morgantown, W. Va. was the only than 18 inches of rain over two )en Ruhe, executive director of city to receive a perfect score of LAMPS: The city just recently days. FLOODING, PAGE 2 the Chamber of Commerce, 100 points. CITY, PAGE 2 installed new lampposts.
'.... ';...■.'.'•;'■■•.':■■•-■■■■■:■ •■.... 2 Friday, October 6.2000 BG NEWS NASA calls off launch of shuttle ByMarciaDunn shuttle. »P AEROSPACI WRITER Before launching Discovery, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA wants to understand the NASA called off Thursday's bolt malfunction and determine launch of space shuttle Discovery whether it poses a danger. At because of last-minute concerns worst, a protruding bolt could over bolts on the external fuel cause the separated tank to tum- tank. ble and slam into the shuttle. A valve problem found later in "I think the word you use the shuttles main propulsion sys- would be 'catastrophic,"' said tem delayed liftoff until at least I l.iKfll. himself a shuttle pilot. "I Monday. would not want to expose astro- The valve, which controls the nauts to that risk." flow of fuel, appeared to be slug- The troublesome bolt from gish during routine operations. Atlantis is at the bottom of the Workers will have to enter Atlantic, along with what is left of Discovery's engine compartment the rest of the external fuel tank. to check the valve; to replace it, if The 153-foot, rust-colored tank is necessary, will take three days. jettisoned once the shuttle reach- This 100th space shuttle flight es orbit. is a crucial space station con- There is evidence of bolt prob- struction mission. lems on previous flights, includ- "We think it's prudent to stand ing Endeavour's launch in down," said shuttle manager February, said launch manager lames HalselL "In other words, Bill Gerstenmaier. But the bolts we do not want to get go fever."' have never protruded like this, he The bolt problem occurred said. Sept. 8 during space shuttle NASA usually has more time Atlantis' launch but was discov- between flights to review all the ered only Wednesday. data from the previous mission, While analyzing Clm returned but has quickened its launch to Earth aboard Atlantis two pace to build the international weeks ago, engineers noticed space station. that one of the three bolts The minimum number of days between Atlantis and the external allowed between shuttle launch- fuel tank did not retract properly es is 21. This gap would have eight minutes into the flight. been 27 days if Discovery had Photographs showed 2 1/4 inch- soared Thursday. es of the 14-inch bolt sticking out Halsell said NASA remains on the tank. committed' to launching space Engineers reviewed the film shuttles seven or eight times a again Thursday but could not fig- year. Next time, though, the ure out what happened. So the space agency may try to analyze Discovery countdown was halt- the film more quickly, he noted. ed, just before the start of fueling, "If there's a success to be to give them time to analyze shown here, it's that the system Associated Press Photo Atlantis' problem to see if it might does work and that we're able to affect Discovery. The seven astro- respond even this close in to the LAUNCH: The space shuttle Discovery waits on it s launch paid for its launch. The launch was delayed because NASA was unsure about nauts had not yet boarded the next launch," he said. some ot the ships functions. Governor's trial for cheap settlement ends
By Melinda Oeslatte in their closing statements that Edwards faces a possible 250 ASSOCIAKO PRESS WRITER the government case was weak, years in prison on the racketeer- BATON ROUGE La. — Former built on wiretaps which were ing and fraud conviction. In the Gov. Edwin Edwards was a "mas- inconclusive and testimony by a current case, he could be sen- ter of deception" known for corrupt state judge who made a tenced to a maximum of 230 shady deals, the federal prosecu- deal with prosecutors to avoid a years and $12 million in fines. tor in the colorful politician's lat- long prison term and big fine. Edwards ended two days of est corruption trial said in closing The jury is expected to get the testimony on Wednesday saying statements Thursday. case Friday after receiving he wouldn't lie to the jury In his second trial this year, the instructions from U.S. District because "I've got to make prepa- 73-year-old Edwards is accused ludge Edith Brown. rations for the next world." of letting the owner of a failed In May, Edwards was convicted Three other men pleaded insurance company off the hook in a separate trial of racketeering guilty in the case, including for- with a $2.5 million settlement and fraud involving the licensing mer state ludge Foster "Foxy" that prosecutors said should have of casinos during and after hi; Sanders, who testified at been millions more. fourth term, which ended ir idwards' trial. Sanders, who was Negotiators had sought $6 mil- January 1996. He is appealing lion to satisfy creditors in the case oviiseeing the state receivership of Cascade Insurance owner and has not been sentenced. office that liquidates failed insur- David Disiere. Now Edwards, Insurance ance companies, said Edwards "Edwin Edwards is the master. Commissioner lim Brown and offered him a bribe to help cause He's the master of deception. He's Shreveport lawyer Ronald Weems a low settlement in the Cascade the master of corniption. Don't are charged with insurance, mail case. tolerate it," Assistant U.S. and wire fraud and conspiracy. Edwards also was tried and Brown and Weems also are found innocent in 1985 and 1986 Associated Press Photo Attorney Sal Pcrricone told the jury. charged with lying to investiga- on racketeering charges involv- INSURANCE: Paul Carmouche, Caddo Parish district attorney, left, and Carey Schimph, a member of Defense attorneys countered tors ing health care investments. Ronald Weems' law firm, enter the federal courthouse after the lunch break.
Bowling Green Messenger's brother auctions off declaration voted 11th
WAR, FROM PAGE 1 Hills, Calif., bought the piece of Mock agreed to present the to cadets and faculty. Edward Kennedy, scooped the best small city paper at a New York auction WWII document for display at The document changed press release and wired the news then it wound up in the attic of house in October 1997 for about the VMI Museum. hands in a small ceremony at home to the United States. He CITY, FROM PAGE 1 Fichenberg's brother. One day in $5,000. He added it to his collec- "It hit me like a ton of bricks," Bunting's home on the post. was expelled from the European 1997, his brother looked through tion of Eisenhower letters. Garrison said of the first time he Mock also gave VMI some hand- Theater for doing so. from metropolitan hassles and the locker and came across the "At the time, I didn't really real- saw the message. "When I written Eisenhower letters and In the end, Fichenberg, who Bowling Green is definitely on document. He decided to put it ize the impact of this particular touched this document, 1 felt an an original Philadelphia Evening declined to reveal his age, still that list," said G. Scott Thomas, up for auction, telling document," Mock said. "It came electricity. "This is the thing that editor of Demographics Daily. Bulletin newspaper dated May 7, wished he had the document. He Fichenberg about it after he had to me later that this was more stopped all the bloodshed. I 1945, that announced the end of "We're really happy to get this already turned it over to the auc- valuable than I imagined. It's think it's fitting for it to be here at said he was disappointed by recognition." Quinn said the war. what his brother did but was tion house. worth a great deal more than VMI, which gave a considerable "Anything that connects VMI "This is a very nice honor for "I would have never auctioned what I paid for it." amount of its sons in the second with service to our country and happy the document ended up the community and for the it," Fichenberg, who now lives in By virtue of his friendship with World War." its past, particularly with World at VMI. educators, administrators and Mt Vemon, said Wednesday. "It Haley Garrison of Williamsburg, Gen. Josiah Bunting III, super- War II, is wonderful," Bunting "If it can't be in my den, then community member who was beyond price to me." another rare documents collec- intendent of VMI, said the docu- said that's where it ought to be," he helped achieve this rating," Sanford J. Mock of Beverly tor and 1961 VMI graduate, ment will serve as an inspiration Ah Associated Press reporter, said. Rune said If you would like to find out more about Bowling Green and other "dreamtowns" visit www.bizjoumals.com. • II ig a concern for Florida hurricane victims did you know.... 19% of FLOODING, FROM PAGE 1 several days. About 91,000 cus- On Florida's west coast, flood drain a roof on Miami Beach, dents to avoid contact with tomers had lost power. warnings were issued for parts of police spokesman Al Boza said. standing water that could be Blockbuster Officials reported more than There were no immediate esti- Lee County as 9 inches of rain fell A 41 -year-old worker at Miami contaminated by overflow from 93,000 homes with about mates of the cost of the damage. Wednesday. In Lehigh Acres, International Airport died when sewer systems and septic tanks. 214,000 residents in still-flooded Bush toured the washed-out children rowed in boats along he drove a vehicle towing lug- White House spokesman video's revenue communities on Wednesday. At streets. Vacant lots and lawns gage into an overflowing canal. Steve Boyd said President areas of Miami-Dade, Broward, The torrential rain moved off and Monroe counties. a Sweetwater shelter, one of two were under 3 feet of water. Clinton, who came here Tuesday opened in the county, the gover- over the Atlantic Ocean, and to raise money for Democrats About 9,000 homes and busi- The storm, labeled a subtropi- flood watches were lifted late comes from nesses remained without power nor was greeted by about 150 cal depression by the National Wednesday for southeastern but was sidelined by thunder- Thursday, Florida Power and flood victims. Hurricane Center in Miami, was Florida, but forecasters said storms, will sign a disaster decla- Light reported. Spokesman Bill "My house smells like pee," responsible for two deaths. there was still a 40 percent ration request allowing victims overdue fees. Swank said many of those were Amelia Wybem, 38, told Bush. A 36-year-old worker died chance of rain Thursday. to get state and federal money to served by underground lines, "It's completely flooded. I've lost Wednesday morning when he The Miami-Dade County help them recover from the and restoring all power may take everything." fell about 35 feet while trying to Health Department warned resi- storm.
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NAZRAN. Russia — Russian soldiers and a handful of residents gath- ered in Chechnya's capital. Grozny, on Thursday to bury 124 bodies that had been abandoned in rail cars in the city for four years. Human rights groups had demanded that something be done with the remains, which had decomposed in unplugged refrigeration cars in a train station in Grozny. OPINION EDITORIAL Take some pride in Bowling Green Afore, this editorial describes and shop owners, realizing how Y0U DECIDE looked to be very old. We real- changed hands, yielding new So many places - too many to the combined experience of the much we didn't know about the ized when we went into Beyond businesses and stores waiting to mention in a single column - editor-in-chief and the assistant town we lived ir.. 2000 Ice Cream and saw some be explored. invited us in, offered us a look managing editor. At the beginning, everything Are you proud to live in old pictures on the wall that BG Groundfloor businesses and around, and made us feel wel- We nadour camera and our was on schedule. Battery packs Bowling Green? Let us know Christian Pantry used to be stores have been redecorated come. It's part of living in a small reporter's notebooks. Our mis- and cameras around our necks, what you think at bgnews@ Church's Shoe Repair 50 or so and revamped, but the buildings town - and it's this spirit of com- sion: aphotograph for a cover we strode with purpose toward listproc.bqsuedu years ago - answering our ques- which contain them remain true munity that we can all appreci- story. Easy enough. Estimated Main Street. tion and explaining a detail that to the time that they were built - ate. time to accomplish said task: 15 We stopped in at the store we we had never noticed before. who knew that Howard's Club H We did end up getting the pic- needed to photograph, but our plete. minutes, plus walking time from The building which houses Beyond 2000 itself was filled used to be A.J. Ormes Livery? ture we started out looking for - West Hall to downtown and subject wasn't scheduled to with laughing high-school stu- as well as millions of story ideas show up for another 20 minutes. Huntingdon Bank crept toward The Cla-Zel Theatre looked back. the sky. 40's-style marble front dents, slurping milkshakes and like an inviting place to escape and a warm and fuzzy feeling We decided to wander around sharing inside jokes. We set out on a rainy after- the town until he did. lending a toucn of big-city class. the rain, so we stopped in and inside. noon to accomplish this simple Despite the rain, the beauty of The stone inlay at the foot of Once outside again, we discovered the revamping that it Take another look at this task and ended up strolling downtown shone through. the BG Cliristian Pantry and strolled across Main Street to had undergone recently as well. podunk town' so many of us through downtown Bowling Most of the new streeuamps Thrifty Pets read CHURCH.' We check out Sam's Place. Closer We were invited to look around, denigrate. Green for more than two hours, were up. and the brick inlays in wondered who would put a inspection revealed that several and started making weekend It's got so much to offer - and asking questions of ourselves the sidewalks were nearly com- church in a storefront - the inlay businesses downtown had plans. it offers it willingly. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Don't let sacred "Final 6 honored by nomina- Army helicopter mechanic, I ON THE STREET Homecoming tions;" however, there are only have experience with the Army. Are there reasons to land be mined five named women nominees. He has to attend physical train- be proud to live in coverage was That paragraph was printed ing in the morning; it's like Kvice. And the monimees (sic| for attending an ealry office meet- Bowling Green? AT ISSUE Permission to mine western lands sacred to sadly lacking king only listed five men. ing. He can live and eat on or off Why or why not? the Navajo threatens both culture and autonomy The lack of attention to detail is base. There are many happenings appalling. Where's the pride in a It's like having a civilian job. Take a moment to imagine on campus about which students job well done? He can't change jobs or quit expect to receive coverage in the something: this will mean the DAVID whenever he wants to; here are most to Christians, but bear with campus paper. Among them are Dam Puhchen two years left on his contract ST0RIE opening day events, dance me. [email protected] before he has to find a civilian Opinion columnist marathon, little sibs weekend, job. Italy revokes the autonomy of and especially, HOMECOMING. Few other places to work Vatican City, and decides it has Your article on the Army story where housing is free, training is the rightto sell mineral rights to Homecoming nominations for hands-on and one can make the highest bidder. Drilling starts and it is being sliced open for the king and queen was not timely. In didn't consult friends that last a lifetime. as soon as the inhabitants have minerals that rest inside. fact, the Homecoming tab dated The Army isn't for everyone, "WILLIAM TAYLOR relocated as best tliey can to a October 4th was published on unused portion of the country. In Washington state, members men in service but one shouldn't knock it until THE PURE" of the Republican party have the LAST day to vote for royalty, one has experience with some- The Pope refused to leave - it is and it was the first time there had FRIENDLY'S MANAGER started a bill to end tribal self- I am writing in response to the one who has lived the life. his home and is sacred to his rule. Their claim is that it is unfair been ANY list of candidates. faith Students should have been Oct. 4 article about military to natives living on native land Oenise Domanski told WHO was running, WHAT recruiting. In order to encourage him to because they have no vote. Apparently there is such a lack [email protected] ecu qualifications they have, WHEN "Yes. There could be leave, the military decides to con- This could effectively destroy of military members that the the elections would be held, great relations duct periodic fly-overs in heli- the last vestiges of sovereignty WHY these positions are consid- reporter couldn't find any on SUBMISSION POLICY between the city and copters, shutting down supply allowed to Native Americans in ered ambassadors for the campus to interview. I can lines and generally terrifying the the United States. University, and WHERE voting think of several people who The BG News gladly prints Letters the University." aged pontiff. But back to Arizona, where the would be. A photograph of each would have been willing to be to the Editor and Guest Columns. Few Italians express concern, candidate would have helped. interviewed. This lack of infor- Letters should be less than 300 location of an ancient sweat feeling it is for the good of the lodge Is threatened by massive UAO advised that pictures were mation hurt the story. words and Guest Columns can be nation available, but they weren't used. Just because one is in the 500 to 700 words. Name, phone telescopes to be built by the service doesn't mean that they number and address should be Of course this is only hypothet - Smithsonian Institution, of all Also, you gave extended infor- groups. A sweat lodge is used in mation about only four of the are stuck in an infantry job. included for verification. All sub- ical — the outrage would be There are many other jobs missions may be edited for length. beyond imagining. purification ceremonies similar twelve candidates —were those to a sauna. endorsements by your colum- available. The base is like a Send submissions to 210 West Catholics from every comer of nists? If not. why weren't ALL the self-sufficient town and has Hall or [email protected] the world would be incensed. This summer I went to candidates spotlighted? jobs for all skills. with subject line "letter to the edi- Italy would never dare to do this, Arizona, walked among and The page six headline states As a person who is dating an tor" or "guest column." not in with world politics shaped talked to some of the Navajo who as they are. Plus the Catholic live on the reservation. I met an LAURA MUSSER Church has far too much power old woman who told us how Mo Wits', fn At dodt ari yi 6,eoRG6 ~^\ SOPHOMORE in Italy and the rest of the world unmarked helicopters flew over BUSri ontt -THiS iJ »Jhot »»olA h«pp«* If »* UGT for this type of atrocity. her house, trying to frighten her OuH MiArt>5 tr-i -to-itA f •« If WWFi ''Smxdty©** C^VJSS 8REMCIM6.' COMMUNICATIONS off of Black Mesa. We were told But this type of atrocity is hap- how sacred the mountain was to pening today, not in Italy and not them, and why. Then we were itM*, but ft so* is»'r ** "HoHVftt I ptfw*'. / to the Catholic Church. What is s "Yes. The weather's asked to tell of the things we saw [TTWTS fufflrllW! »«f SOKiMS, tw v»K«T happening is in the United l^- — =_J>- - i ■ i~7 great." when we returned East. Now I States, under our very watch. The am doing some of what I know I MiS tax. h-J ""V M*> BETH SHOEMAKER, NEWS EDITOR J. MICHAEL BESTUL, PAGE 3 EDITOR 210WestHall I \ / 1 STEFANIE SIZEM0RE, MANAGING EDITOR JEFF ARNEn, OPINION EDITOR Bowling Green State University I ■ M 1 ~~|» "▼"ll "1 ■ ~W TjM CRAIG GIFF0RD, CAMPUS EDITOR SARA GRIGSBY, PHOTO EDITOR KIMBERLYDUPPS, CITY EDITOR KATIE 0'CONNEIi, WIRE EDITOR <™r\| T \ p XX \ MICHAEL LEHMKUHLE, GRAPHICS EDITOR bgnews®llstproc.bgsu.edu I ■ i W \ L / MARY BETH MURTHA, ASST. MANAGING ED. Website: www.bgnews.com I W \ I -M—M ■ ■ r^_^ KEVIN V0RHEES, LAYOUT EDITOR _L^ \J{ JEFF HINDENACH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETE STELLA, SPORTS EDITOR ERIK PEPPLE, NOW EDITOR MARY BETH WILF0NG, COPY CHEF BG NEWS Friday, October 6,2000 5 Smokers' numbers hold steady at 1 in 4 www.bgnews.com ATLANTA—The number of American adults who smoke held steady in 1998 at one in four—a rate that hardly budged during the 1990s despite anti-tobacco campaigns and new aids like nicotine gum and the patch. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 24.1 percent of adults smoked. NATION Standardized tests Man convicted of slaying his 9-year-old daughter By John K. Wiley and mapped his routes to two down in the dirt. All he cared indicated cheating ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER sites where the girl's remains about was getting away with SPOKANE, Wash. — A man were buried. murder." accused of smothering his 9- At his trial, Jackson admitted Jackson said he did not report Bylennifer Cowman year-old daughter because she he buried Valiree but denied ASSOCIATED PRESS WRIIIR Valiree's death because he feared didn't get along with the woman killing her. He said he panicked he would be blamed. He said he SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Five of he loved was convicted of mur- after finding her lifeless body. did not like the way he was scru- 51 public schools under investiga- der Thursday. The defense said Valiree died of tion cheated on California's high- tinized by law enforcement when William Brad Jackson, 34, faces an overdose of the prescription Valiree's mother, Roseann stakes standardized tests, officials 20 to 28 years in prison at sen- anti-depressant Paxll. Pleasant, disappeared in 1992. say. tencing. No sentencing date was But prosecutors alleged The questionable tests were set. Jackson smothered his daughter She has never been found. flagged by the test publisher, Jackson had reported his with a pillow because she did not Pleasant's relatives said they Doug Stone, a spokesman for (lie daughter, Valiree, missing last get along with a woman he want- believe Jackson also killed state Education Department, said October on the day she died, ed to marry. Pleasant. Wednesday. touching off a monthlong search "How did he treat Valiree in "We're really happy that justice "By going through the scoring by volunteers and police. death?" prosecutor Jack Driscoll has been served," said Katherine sheets, they came across some He was arrested after detec- asked in closing arguments Stone, Valiree's aunt. "We know in with an unusually high number of tives put a Global Positioning Wednesday. "Did he care about our hearts and our minds that erasure marks" changing incor- System tracking device on his car her? No. She was crammed face- Valiree is with her mom." rect answers to correct ones, he said. The schools now face inquiries on whether student test scores Columbus Day parade brings clash were "inappropriately influ- By P. Solomon Baiida Parade organizer CM. state help to maintain the peace. enced" by teachers or other staff ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Mangiaracina said the parade will "I understand protest and members, state Superintendent DENVER — The city's first go forward and the protesters issues of social justice," Webb Delaine Eastin said. Columbus Day parade in nearly a "can choke on it." said. "1 also understand that these "Out of 6,200 schools, to have decade has stirred fears of vio- "My boys of Italian descent are are highly emotional issues for just 50 (investigated) isn't so bad," lence this weekend between going to be heard in this city," he both sides. But we need to seek Eastin added. "There was very lit- Italian-Americans on one side said Thursday. "They are not some common ground." tle cheating. We know that as a and Hispanics and American going to do this to us anymore." Denver's Columbus Day fact." Indiana on the other. AIM spokesman Vernon parades have been tumultuous. The five schools are now ineligi- The city hasn't held the parade Bellecourt, who is based in In 1989, AIM's Russell Means and Associated Press Photo ble for improvement awards from since 1991 due to concerns that Minneapolis, said the organiza- three others were arrested after the state for two years. CHEATING INVESTIGATION: Ben Ransom, sealed left, a fourth groups who believe Christopher tion has called for civil disobedi- they threw fake blood on a However, more than tvo-thirds grader at Bannon Creek Elementary School m Sacramento, Calif., Columbus was a killer and slave ence against groups and govern ■ Columbus statue. The next year, improved enough to share in $677 waits as reporters lean over him to interview state schools chief trader would clash with marchers. ments that celebrate Columbus. protesters shouted anti- million in rewards. Teachers and Delaine Easton, right, Tuesday. Eastin was at the school to announce This year, under a federally "If the German-Americans Columbus slogans as the parade mediated pact, Denver's Italian were to honor Adolf Hider with principals whose schools were in the 1999-2000 Academic Performance Index growth reports. went through downtown. community had agreed to call festivities and parades and march In 1992, fears of violent protests the bottom half of the stale last Saturday's celebration an Italian 6,209 schools from 19S9 to this "There are a lot of conse- through Jewish communities, by AIM members prompted orga- year and improved the most this Pride parade and make no men- nobody would tolerate that," he year will get the biggest individual year. quences for doing well and for not nizers to cancel the event minutes The index, released Wednesday, doing well," said Ken Epstein, tion of Columbus. But that pact said. "We, as Indian communities, bonuses. $5,000 to $25,000 per collapsed. are supposed to put up with hon- before it was to start. person. is based on the statewide achieve- spokesman for the Oakland George Vendegnia, founder of ment test. Rankings were not Parade organizers and mem- oring Columbus?" The rewards are dependent on Unified School District, where bers of the American Indian Some communities have the Sons of Italy/New Generation, improvement in the state's released for schools where cheat- three schools are under investiga- Movement have pledged to be dropped plans to put their fire said city officials discouraged his Academic Performance Index for ing was suspected or confirmed. tion. peaceful, and both sides met with trucks in the parade for fear the group from seeking parade per- Denver ministers Thursday. They vehicles might get damaged and mits in the ensuing years, but the communication, it's our goal. agreed not to discuss what was firefighters might get hurt. 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Available at Tickctmastcr Outlets or Charge by Phone at 419-474-1333 or online at ticketmaster.com 6 Friday, October 6,2000 BGNEWSm Ford has dropped Firestone as tire supplier www.bgnews.com CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Ford Motor Co. has dropped Bridgestone/Firestone Inc. as the tire supplier for two vehicle models manufactured in its Venezuelan plant, a decision that breaks all ties between the two companies here, a spokesman for the automaker said Thursday. WORLD American Jews attacked with stones By Tanalee Smith Americans saw several dozen • SSOCIME0 PRESS WBUIS Palestinians blocking the road. JERUSALEM — Todd Pollock Stones flew through the back and Andrew Feibusch haven't window. Pollock was gashed in washed the clothes they were the back of the head and blood wearing a week ago. spurted out. The two young Americans, stu- Within minutes, all the taxi's sslfiEilj^ii H W. ! W ^k dents at a lewish seminary in windows were broken and the Jerusalem, have held on to their three passengers were huddled bloodstained shirts, pants and down in their seats, covering their fringed religious garments as a faces and heads as a volley of reminder of the day they were stones fell on them. "I was shout- beaten by rioters in an Arab ing at them to stop, asking them, neighborhood of the city. pleading with them," said That Friday began as a normal Feibusch, 18, from Lawrence, N.Y. day for them and Tuvia Pollock hung up on his parents. Grossman, three among hun- "1 was too scared to say anything. dreds of young American Jews ^^^m iff J I wasn't sure what I wanted my who come lo Jerusalem to study last words to be." their religion and history in yeshivot, or seminaries. At about 2 The clamoring crowd dragged p.m. they set out from their school the three Americans from the car, T^im %hSk^^BS to pray at the Western Wall, a rem- beating them with fists, feet and nant of the Jewish temple. stones. Neither they nor their taxi dri- "I remember two strong hands ver knew that Palestinian rock- holding my head and a rock com- throwing riots had erupted after ing down again and again and "J" ""^^^^fl^^fes? ^r^tfri«| ftfel^fl t__ J| . ^^M Muslim noon prayers near the again on my head," said Wall, inside the compound Grossman, 20, from Chicago. "I known to Jews as the Temple thought I was going to die." Mount and to Muslims as Haram But then Grossman remem- as-Sharif, or Noble Sanctuary bered a story from Jewish history, With the casualty toll mounting about Jews blowing loud horns to • — six Palestinians killed by Israeli scare away an attacking army. "1 police fire and scores injured — decided maybe if I yelled really the riots spread to adjacent Arab loud maybe it would scare them, neighborhoods. so I let out a really loud yell. And .-"" The driver decided to take a for an instant they let go of me. I * shortcut through Wadi Joz, an took advantage of that and just Arab neighborhood. ran," he said. ;, Pollock. 20, from Norfolk. Va., His contact lenses lost, blood Associated Press Photo was on the phone with his parents streaming down his face and In ISRAEL Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak grimaces during a visit to the northern Arab Israeli city of Nazareth following a funeral of the when rocks began to bounce off pain from a stab wound in his city's resident killed during clashes in the city. Barak was trying to appease Arab legislators who are threatening to topple his government the car. looking out, the three right thigh, Grossman ran. over the harsh crackdown of rioters in Israel's Arab towns. Democracy takes over Serbia By Dusan Stojanovic through the capital to demand clubs and joined flag-waving rallies in a number of towns. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRIICR that Milosevic accept his appar- crowds as they surged across cen- "What we are doing today is BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — ent electoral defeat by Vojislav tral Belgrade through clouds of making history," Kostunica pro- Mobs seeking to topple Slobodan Kostunica in the Sept. 24 election. tear gas. As demonstrators claimed during an evening Milosevic turned their fury on his The uprising developed with charged and riot police cowered speech in front of Belgrade city centers of power Thursday, leav- stunning speed, swelling as secu- behind helmets and shields, the hall, across from parliament. ing parliament and other key rity forces showed little willing- federal parliament building, the There was no immediate reac- Belgrade sites in shambles and ness to battle the largest anti- state broadcasting center and tion from Milosevic, and his flames. The 13-year rule of the Milosevic protest ever. police stations fell in quick suc- whereabouts were not clear. Yugoslav president appeared to Some police who did fire on cession. The domino-like successes of have collapsed. demonstrators were beaten. The Protesters tossed documents the opposition did not fully erase "As of today, Serbia is again a government's Tanjug news and portraits of Milosevic through fears that Milosevic could still democratic nation," declared an agency, which defected to the the broken windows of the parlia- strike back. Kostunica asked sup- opposition leader, Ncbojsa Covic, opposition, said two people were ment complex. Smoke billowed porters to remain on the streets referring to Yugoslavia's main killed and 65 injured in the rioting. from die building and from the until dawn to try to block any pos- republic. "It belongs to all of us, to All but 12 of the injured were state television headquarters sible AMBASSADORS Ijxikinq to join a great campus organization? 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I was so excited about my new outfit that I wore it that Saturday night I was walking around town with some friends, going from one bar to the next, when a total stranger stops me on the side- walk. "Hey! You're ShaggyT'he said. For a moment 1 didn't know what he was talking about Then my friends started laughing and 1 looked at my outfit and then I realized I was dressed exactly like Shaggy from "Scooby Doo." All that was missing was a sidekick dog and a box of Scooby Snacks. I was completely embarrassed. Who unintentionally dresses Uke a cartoon character? And I began to wonder how I let this happen. "Scooby Doo" is my all-time favorite cartoon. 1 even have a "Scooby Doo" watch. I let the car- WHERE ELM MEETS FOURTH STREET: University junior Brian Turtle is raising money for his movie 'Vmerr Forever and Fourth Street Meet." toon get into my subconscious, and I began to wonder how much have I let the show influ- ence my other decisions in life. After all, 1 was already letting Scooby and the gang influence my fashion sense. Student "chases his dreams' the more 1 thought about it, "Did you ever want to make a movie about your life "People have hopes and dreams, but "People have the more 1 realized "Scooby Doo" once they get into college, they settle into is the reason behind most of the story? Yeah, me too." a life plan. They basically conceal all their hopes and things I do in my life. dreams," TUttle said. "That's what the title dreams, but once In high school, for instance, I There was a smile on the face and a glint campus organizations and local business- means - it's about where the forever' of had a friend who looked exactly in the eye of Brian Tuttle as he said these es to ask for suppoit and money. He's tak- your dreams settles into a 'Fourth Street' they get into col- like Velma. She didn't always words. He was not, in fact directly speak- ing private contributions. Recently, he reality." ing his own thoughts - he was quoting the even set up a table on campus and offered lege, they settle wear an orange turtleneck TUttle, however, is still trying to make sweater and skirt but she did opening line of the script he wrote for a students a chance to get their name in the into a life plan. film's credits. All they had to donate was a his dreams reality - and not just on screen. have Velma hair and the glasses fiim titled "Where Forever and Fourth In addition to his efforts toward "Where dollar. They basically to match. She was smart and was Street Meet." But given his ongoing effort Forever," he also has a new play opening always figuring things out, just to get the film made, the words may have "Wouldn't it be great if I could get one named "Chasing Butterflies," a comedy conceal all their like Velma does. I never really a more personal meaning. dollar from every student here?There'd be about growing up in the 90's, which will be dreams. That's knew why I was friends with her. Turtle, a third year student, has made 17,000 names in the credits," he said. playing in the McFall Center during the Now it dawns on me that it was himself known throughout the University Turtle's efforts so far have earned him last weekend of October. . what the title probably because she looked like for his creative efforts in recent years, several hundred dollars. His goal is to raise The characters in -this script have means - it's Velma. It must've made me feel mainly related to the stage. But now Tuttle closer to the show. If only I could at least $5,000 before he starts filming. proven to be highly identifiable for the about where the has a new project, and a new goaL To "I think this is pretty unprecedented, as college students he's shown it to, Tuttle have found people in my high make a movie. And he's going to great 'forever' of your school that looked like Fred and far as a student raising money for filming said. "Everyone I've talked to says, 'Oh my lengths to make this dream a reality. Daphne. himself," TUttle said. God. 1 have that grandma,' and so forth." dreams settles . Sadly, though, no one in my "(I'm trying to raise money) in any way TUttle's enthusiasm for fundraising is In addition, over the summer, he and a into a fourth school wore scarves. possible," Tuttle said. "I want as many surpassed by his enthusiasm for the group of university students started '11U1 Another thing I have taken people as possible tc be involved in the script. "Where Forever and Fourth Street Productions," a "family-type theatre street' reality." from "Scooby Doo" is the tradi- movie. I want everyone I've known in high Meet" is about a college student named troupe" which did a show every other tion of naming my cars. I know school and college involved, to prove that Robinson who is trying to come to grips weekend all season. BRIAN TUTTLE. JUNIOR this isn't an exclusive "Scooby this could happen." with the changes between the dreams he "The goal (of 11:11) is to get 11 people Doo" thing, but it was the first His fundraising efforts have been wide- had in high school and the reality he is fac- rime I ever saw anyone on TV ly varied. Turtle has approached both on- ing now. TUTTLE, PAGE 8 name their car. You have to admit it There has never been a cooler STORY BY JEFF McGINNIS cartoon van than the "Mystery 1 P_H OTO JB Y M I_C HAEL LEHM KUHLE Machine." BG N F W S STAFF When 1 drove an '87 Celebrity a couple of years ago, I named it Frank Sinatra. I figured my car is a celebrity and he's a pretty big one, too. I have an interesting lit- tle side note, too. On the day Frank Sinatra (the singer) died, 'Cat on a Hot Tin RooP superb BG theater my car stalled. I now drive a I limina, which I have named by lefl McGinms when it's ready to burst. Most of of the first act Two is, by itself, worth the cost of acters. But with "Cat" in particu- "Lumina Diamond Phillips." I the audience will be familiar The play really kicks into high admission. lar, the script tends to meander a with the tale and its characters. admit, the names aren't as cool gear in Act Two, however, with The rest of the cast capture the bit, taking quite a while to arrive BGSU's Theatre Department But this production's main asset as the "Mystery Machine," but the arrival of Big Daddy, played feel and flow of Williams' mater- at even the most basic plot point then again I don't drive a van. has a large number of extremely is not in its script, but In its tal- talented actors among its ranks. by Matt Gretzinger, in one of the ial as well, particularly Nancy Even though the University's Thanks to "Scooby Doo," I ent as every role in the cast is most impressive performances have a special place in my heart held by a compelling performer. Kennedy, very entertaining as production feels tightly-con- This is not exactly a hidden in recent memory. If Delano's Big Mama, and Carrie Ponder, for B stars from the 70s. Only on fact, but every so often, the Brick and Margaret, the young challenge playing Brick is diffi- structed and well-paced, the- "Scooby Doo," could you see ani- playing well the somewhat con- atergoers will want to prepare for department seems to put on a married couple whose conver- cult, Gretzinger's seems next to niving Mae The show's overall mated versions of Mamma Cass, show specifically to remind us all a long night - the play clocks in sation comprises most of the impossible - to play a loud- production is done well, too - Don Knotts and Dick Van Dyke of this. The production of "Cat first act, are played by Matt mouthed old patriarch who may at about 3 hours, counting inter- help solve the mysteries that the the understated set adds to the on a Hot Tin Roof," concluding Delano and Melissa Snyder. be dying of cancer. The role missions. villains would have gotten away its run this weekend, is such a material rather than detracting Delano, given the difficult role demands a certain presence and with if it wasn't for those "pesky show. The play, we all know. But poise - Big Daddy must feel from it and its technical crew Still, on a performance and kids." the performers make it memo- of Brick, who is constantly drink- has done a very professional job production level, the show ing (almost to the point of dis- almost like a force of nature to These stars made guest rable. in its construction. shines. Director Jon Michael traction) and has an injured the audience, a character whose appearances on the cartoon every line must pack power and Murphy has put together a solid probably because no one else "Cat" is one of Tennessee ankle, delivers a performance Any difficulties involved in importance. and engaging production of this would hire them. Their careers Williams' best-known and most- with good energy and timing. engaging the material arise not from its cast or crew, but from often-used material, and the were pretty much at a standstill often produced plays, a story of Snyder, as Margaret, captures Gretzinger captures that the secrets and anger boiling the feel of a sleek Southern belle power, rising to the challenge the script itself. Williams' writing efforts of his cast and crew make beneath the surface of an very well, and the interplay and making the role his own. His contains a great deal of colorful the overall experience memo- SHAGGY, PAGE 8 already strained family on a day between the two is the highlight lengthy scene with Brick in Act dialogue and well-crafted char- rable. 8 Friday. October 6,2000 NOW MOVIES BG NEWS Chasing dreams 'Titans' worth remembering Jeff McGinnis says tion, bringing the previously seg- - on a budget regated races together. This move that thanks to a finds little support in the com- strong Denzel munity, particularly after the TUTTUFR0MPAGE7 Turtle said hopes that people school's celebrated football who see his film will find that Washington perfor- coach. Bill Yoast (played by Will who are gonna work their same sort of connection with it mance, "Remember Patton) is removed from his job in butts off until they reach their The fundraising efforts are favor of an African American dreams," TUrtle said. ongoing, and he said that film- the Titans" is an coach named Herman Boone Putting that kind of effort ing will begin as soon as the (Washington). Boone, who is entertaining, well- more than a little reluctant with toward reaching dreams is an necessary money is raised - made drama. this arrangement, convinces the important trait to Turtle, who hopefully by mid-October. old coach to stay on in an effort to said that his ultimate goal is (o And where he'll go from there make the transition a little easier. reach a new and atypical audi- - not even he knows. "My main by kfl McGinnis The members of the football team are not at all comfortable ence goal is always the furthest HOW WHITES "The main problem with dream possible," he said. with the idea of racial mixing. The "That's how I usually get people As a film, "Remember the players mostly hang out within theater in general is that it their own races and tell any who rUkfMM to get involved - because they Titans" is both impressive and a appeals to stuffy theater people try to cross the line to go back MORE THAN A FOOTBALL MOVIE: Denzel Washington is Coach share my vision." disappointment. as its main audience. The Impressive, because even with "your people." Boone, how- Herman Boone in the uplifting true story "Remember the Titans," whole point (of my work) is to The smile comes to Tuttle's though it is mainly a family film ever, does not tolerate this atti- from director Boaz Yakin and co-starring Will Patton and Donald connect with more people," face again. "I'd love to show this aimed at a large mainstream tude, forcing his team to integrate Faison. "Remember the Titans" is currently showing at the he said. film to everyone in the world." _ audience, it attempts to deal with with one another. When the play- Woodland Mall and Maumee Showcase Cinemas. the very real issues of racial sepa- ers on his team get on the bus for ration and integration. camp and separate themselves very well-defined as individual Titans" is a good and occasional- A disappointment, because racially as they do so, Boone personalities, making the friend- ly powerful movie, with strong even with those issues, the film is, forces the two sides to divide into ship that they ultimately develop performances from its cast, espe- the only two groups his team will at its core, still just a football quite touching. cially the always-terrific Washing- movie. have: Offense and defense. The football season in this I'm no Pussycat, ton. What the movie does, it does Don't get me wrong I love He also insists that each mem- story is a necessary undercurrent, sports movies, and this film is a ber of his team spend time each I guess, but since the real struggle well. quality, well-made production. It day with a teammate of a differ- is not on the field but among the But as I watched, and the film just seems like some things are ent race, and learn about them as players, it all feels a little under- took me for another trip on the I'm Shaggy human beings. whelming. Sports Movie Express, I couldn't The film has one of the greatest The players on the squad large- Boone is told early on that if he help but think there were a few actors of our generation, Denzel ly fall into the typical stereotypes loses even one game as coach, he missed opportunities here. The SHAGGY, FROM PAGE 7 Washington, in its cast, and it tells of "football movie characters" - will most likely be fired This pro- issue of racial tolerance is a very in the 70s- Going on "Scooby day, I now embrace the fact the story of a segregated Virginia the leader, the odd guy, the fat vides a bit of suspense toward the community that slowly finds its guy, etc. serious one, and this film's story Doo" introduced them to a that it influences me on a daily outcome of the games, but ulti- But where the team's members had a chance to say some even whole new audience. I would way toward acceptance through mately it's unnecessary. basis. I'm not ashamed that I respect. This sounds like it could may lack originality, the story more powerful things about it. like to think that it's because of 1 was a little upset to see the sometimes dress like Shaggy. be a great film - but it doesn't succeeds by crafting a few of But, perhaps in hopes of appeal- his guest shot on "Scooby story move right along every I'm just thankful that 1 didn't quite get there. The conventions these stereotypes into well- Doo" that Don Knotts went on sport cliche, all headed toward ing to wider audience, itdidn'tdo grow up loving "losie and the of the sports genre keep it from rounded characters, making the the traditional Big Game climax them. to reclaim worldwide fame on Pussycats" a little too much. I realizing its true potential. story's human drama more com- There was just so much more that It's still a good film, but there's "Three's Company." The film, based on a true story, pelling. Two players in particular, don't think I'd look too good in a whole level to this story - one Although I don't have time takes place in 1971 in Virginia at a white All-American named could have been done with this a skintight pants suit that could have made this movie to watch "Scooby Doo" every- T.C Williams High School, which Gerry and a hot-blooded black material. has just begun a policy of integra- player named lulius, become As it is, though, "Remember the great - which goes untouched. 'Woman' conies out on top Shawn Patrick Tubb neighbor. Isabella finds them These factors help us overlook something less ethnic they tell together and promptly leaves the low points in the film. her to "lose the freak" (in refer- says Penelope Cruz Brazil for San Francisco to stay Some of the acting by support- ence to Monica); and try to por- is wonderful in with her best friend Monica ing characters was not as strong tray Isabella as a sex symbol as the superb jobs done by Cruz (Harold Perrineau Jr. who also instead of a chef. "Woman on Top," a cross-dressed as Mercutio in and Perrineau. The relationship In addition to the samba and charming romantic "Romeo + Juliet"). between Isabella and Toninho comedy that Once in the U.S., Isabella tries was not developed as perhaps it bossa nova soundtrack infusing to break away from the memory should have been to justify the the entire film and the use of tra- breathes new life of her husband and find what it's premise of the movie. ditional Brazilian religion and into American like to be free. After encountering Also, at times the story seemed Latino actors, the director racism and sexism within the to flounder and needed more of employs the very Latin realismo cinema the excitement and magical ele- restaurant industry, she eventual- magjeo (magical realism), made ly gets a job teaching Brazilian ments found earlier in the film. famous by authors like Gabriel by Sham Patrick Tubb cooking classes and meets a Overall, however, "Woman on STAFF WRITER lovestruck television producer Top" gives the audience what it Garcia Marquez and in other This charming comic romance named Cliff (Mark Feuerstein), wants to see - an entertaining films such as "Like Water for blends an age-old love story, which leads to sudden fame romance with a surprisingly Chocolate." spicy food, a beautiful sound- unrealistic ending Which one would you chooser when she is given her own televi- These moments of enchant- track of traditional Brazilian sion cooking show," Passion Food The English-language debuts ment make "Woman on Top" a music and just enough magic to The elephants? The whales? The clejn air we brealhc? Live." Her stunning beauty and of both Venezuelan director Fina refreshing break from the make this modem fairy-tale a skill in cooking spicy and sensual Torres and Spanish actress Cruz, Maybe ihe choice isn't so clear. Maybe you'd like a way lo keep them all. Hollywood formula romances. Now the world's leading environmental groups arc working together. successful recipe, regardless of its dishes make her an instant "Woman on Top" is another sign flaws. We can look forward to more per- To find out how you can help, look tor us at www.carthshare.org. celebrity. that the Latin explosion in "Woman on Top" tells the story Everything seems to be going American popular culture in not formances by the charismatic of Isabella Oliveira (Penelope well until her husband arrives over. Torres and writer Vera Blasi Cruz and more films by Fina Cruz, "All About My Mother"), a from Brazil to retrieve her. did not attempt to dilute the Torres, a Latina filmmaker in an One environment. One simple way to care for it. beautiful Brazilian chef who suf- Eventually, Isabella must Latino influence in their film, like industry still dominated by white » fers from severe motion sickness. decide what makes her happy other current Latino artists, nor males. "Woman on Top" breathes Her possessive but loving hus- and whether she can compro- like the TV executives in this story. Earth Share life into American cinema by band Toninho (Murilo Ben'cio) mise being in control all the time One of the most memorable finds her need to control all her or let others decide for her. moments in the film is when the proving that women and Latinos movements, including in the "Woman on Top" is a love story network executives arrive to tape have vital voices which need to be bedroom, to be too much for a which appeals to viewers with a pilot of "Passion Food" and heard and that women can communication, it sour goal. macho man, so he sleeps with the music, love, food and comedy. want to see Isabella dressed in indeed be on top. help us achieve it by letting us know what you think. u 55 www.hgnews.com There is no spoon - The Matrix •55 Falcon Friendly Specials Join University Dining #1 Services for a Tailgate Party Friday, October 6 Wholesal&^utritionup to 50K#6ff retail from 11 am - 2 pm! 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World See you there! 1/4 rgei Wide Spont Nurrtnon $1199 .'..••• ' ■ . f. / . aW BG NEWS NOW SOUNDS Friday, October 6,2000 9 | j Radiohead challenges with 'Kid A,' David Bowie Domestic Problems, live at BBC, Green Day returns with 'Warning' Alligators to rock remain make up a very odd plavlist, probably only suitable for the most die-hard Bowie fans. Howard's Club H For example, while he chose the earned comparisons to bands like amazing "Stay" off of 1976's by Lisa Bettinctr Station to Station, he decided not MOD WRITER Blues Traveler and Dave to play the great title track, or the Matthews Band. The Grand hits "Golden Years" and "TVC15." The Midwest, especially Rapids based six piece has also Instead he opens the concert with Michigan, has been producing played with the likes of Neil the very weak last track of the some major musical talent in the Young, Barenaked Ladies, album "Wild Is The Wind." Also past few years. This weekend Morphine and Toad the Wet included are the mediocre obscu- Howard's Club H will be hosting Sprocket, just to name a few. The rities "Absolute Beginners" and two popular Michigan bands. The band's first big break came when Radiohead David Bowie "Cracked Actor." Alligators will be taking the stage they opened for The Verve Pipe. Despite this lackluster third disc Green Day tonight while Domestic Problems Not only has the band been JOdi4(2000) Bowie at the Beeb and a first disc full of obscurities, 1 will perform on Saturday. Both able to play with big name artists, Capitol Records (2000) still strongly recommend this set. Warning (2000) shows begin at 10 JO. but they have been able to gather The first disc, while not necessari- Warner Bros. The Alligators are a Detroit a few accolades of their own. In GRADE: B - Virgin Records ly full of big hits, probably has based blues band, and they have 1997 Domestic Problems were some of the best songs on the Records one of 10 unsigned bands chosen To say that Kid A is like every won rave reviews for both their GRADE: B+ album, while the second disc live shows and for their new to play on the H.O.R.D.E. tour as Radiohead album would be GRADE: B David Bowie's first album came doesn't have one bad track. This is release, Take the Bait. The band part of Konl Cigarettes "Band to appropriate in that it continues a must buy for all Bowie-fans and has been a part of the regional Band Combat" contest. Since with their experimental music out over 30 years ago, and since Warning This isnt your father's worth checking out for everyone scene for over 15 years. Along with 1996 they have sold over 12|000 ventures, however that doesn't then he's released over a dozen Green Day. This isn't the Green day more, recorded two soundtracks, else. Also, as a three-disc set priced Take the Bait, the band has previ- copies of their independent mean it sounds the same. as a double-CD, it's definitely a you knew and loved in high debut, Scattered Pieces. They were and underwent several drug- school. This isn't the Green Day ously released Gimme Some Skin. The album is an artistic piece, winning deal. Another change in the band is the named on of top five unsigned which means that it's not likely to influenced persona changes, but you knew from 1997's Nimrod. never released a live album, until - James Eldred move from Blues Factory Records bands in Michigan by The Grand be commercially successful. No, their new album, Warning, Rapids Press, and the band won now, and with it he really makes isn't the same Green Day you to Venture Records. According to guitarist Ed O'Brien's up for lost time. Bowie at tlie Beeb According to the Grand Rapids radio station WKLO's "Hometown online diary, www.radiohead.com, know at all, but the band that put collects 27 of the best tracks Bowie Press The Alligators are, "a dirty Rock Search." the band was trying to get away punk back on the map without put down for BBC radio through actually being a full-on punk band slick blues band that loves its from the common, "done to 1968-72, as well as a bonus disc extended family and is able to death," guitar band sound and has decided to move away from Domestic Problems is now from a concert earlier this year. pump out the jams." In 1996, The gearing up for the release of their move on to something new. the three chord screw-the-world The first disc includes six differ- Blues Review said, "The Alligators second CD, Play. The CD includes And that is exactiy what they genre into a melodic, laid back ent performances for BBC radio, tone that seems more musically share and clearly they share a love the song "Summer in the have done, but to say that it is cut- mainly from the late 60s. Most of for what they they're doing To a Sandbox", a song about a kinder- ting edge in modem music would driven. this is pie-Space Oddity, and is man these are extraordinary play- garten romance gone wrong. be a great misconception. The Not that they've joined the very eclectic, to say the least. The 19 ranks of the Goo Goo Dolls or ers." Another whimsical song on the overall sound could be described first two performances consist of Domestic Problems may sound CD is the "Sesame Street" themed as a cross between 1997s OK "*. -nuwsw Matchbox 20. six songs that sound like some- like a disturbing band, but they "Ernie's Tragic Love Triangle." The Computer, Aphex Twin and the RED UUl Even with the larger doses of thing taken from an early Pink pop energy, Warning still has are far from that The band has CD is slated for release on Oct 17. recent Primal Scream release. Floyd record. Blazing organ solos, About the only solid carry over Trans Am some of the features that made bizarre references to butterflies Green Day the toast of the music from the bands previous albums and allusions to sex fill "In The would be Thorn Yorke's pensive Red Line (2000) world in the mid '90s. Heat of The Morning" and "Let Me Tre Cool's drums are as strong as voice and anemic lyrics. Mesh Sleep Beside you." Right beside Thrill Jockey them with lead guitarist lonny ever and leads the trio on this 12- these psychedelic trips are the track journey. Billie loe's vocals still Greenwood's musical engineering boring pop songs "London Bye Ta Records and you have the exceptionally pierce the ear with that quirky Ta" and "Silly Boy Blue." GRADE: A whining that somehow exudes The BG News is celebrated sound that has been The second half of the first CD is the band's trump card in the TransAm is one of today's most confidence. when the collection begins to pick And a few of the songs are raw excessively homely modem rock up. Recorded during the height of prolific rock bands, constantly medium. touring and putting out new enough to sound like the band of Space Oddity, almost half of yore. "Church on Sunday" per- Greenwood has definitely set a albums. In the last five years, Bowie's self-titled debut album is fectly combines punk and pop new tone for the band with this present here. It's here when they've released five full length hiring album. With heavy sampling, Bowie's trademark brilliant weird- albums. Red Line, the" newest and brings back the sounds of symphonic backgrounds and ness begins to show its head in the release is the next evolution in ".Basket Case" and "She." electronic beats, Kid A is an form of songs like "Sygnet their sound. "Deadbeat Huliday", with its uneasy but still solid step for the Committee" with its musical sim- TransAm can't be classified, catchy verse and sing-along hook, band. plicity lying beside incredibly their sound is always changing. is about as infectious as Green Copy Editors Day can get. There are great tracks and not so bizarre lyrics about a secret group The lineup has been constant, great tracks thai need a few listens taking over the world. Equally odd But this journey gets interesting with a live drummer and two guys right from the start. The title track, to ease into. is an unfinished version of "The that play guitars and any cool The first track. "Everything in its Width of Circle" which appeared leading off the album, sounds a bit Reporters sounding instruments they find. too much like a soft drink ad, but right place," sounds like Yorke's in full on The Man Who Sold The Red Line is more progressive than World. their previous albums. They still maintains credibility with its voice sampled over an old NES creative lyrics and slower tempo. game. I don't think anyone could While ail these songs may be locked themselves in a studio for "Misery" attempts a follow-the- necessarily take on Mike Tyson's interesting to die-hard fans, most weeks and came out with 70 min- Photographers people will skip to the second disc lx uiiicing lull sound but ends up Punch-Out listening to the song, utes of jams. There are great drum falling flat in the set, and rightfully so Taken iMM >s and compositions from one but it is an aesthetically entertain- And the fight song inspired, ing. Part of it sounds like the sec- from recordings 71 and 72, it of the fiercest drummers alive, and change-the-world toned first sin- ond level of Konami's Contra. encompasses songs from Hunky more vocals than their other Dory, The Man Who Sold The albums. Some people may be gle "Minority" proves that Green The song "National Anthem" is Day is ready to make the jump an interesting journey with hom World, The Rise and Fall ofZiggy turned off by the computer Stardust and a few never before sounding vocals, but I think they from punk junkies to legitimate samples and synthesized fuzz. " rock band. "Idioteque" A haunting song with released runes. The stripped down add to TransAm's aural explo- versions of "Suffragette City" and rations. The knock? Warning may be a a slight dance beat, is one of the little too scattered to convert non- On a Canadian two dollar more commercial sounding songs "Space Oddity" are great, as are Taken as a whole, the album almost all of the songs on the disc. Green Day fans and be held as a bill, the flag flying over on the disc rocks hard, with breaks of trancy classic album by the band's faith- According to O'Brien's online For an artist that relies on elec- music and drumming in-between tronic effects so much, it's great to fuL the Parliament Building is diary 'In Limbo', Yorke was partic- the rock. The best song on this Dookie it's not, but that's pretty ularly fond of because the lyrics hear that his songs still sound record, "The Dark Gift," is an epic an American Flag. great "unplugged." much the point of this album. were recorded with a cassette rock tune that starts with acoustic Warning gives Green Day a player while driving around Paris Less can be said for the final disc guitar and builds momentum to a all of the set, taken from a BBC con- chance to spread their musical in his car. cacophonous jam. While not wings and break away from the There should be more from the cert taped earlier this year. It's every song rules, the majority being labeled as a bonus disc, and lowest-common-denominator band this spring with the release of make me bang my head. punk stereotype. a B-side EP of cuts from the it doesn't really effect the price of the set, which is good, because it's Red Line is another great record, How high the band can fly is register to vote. album. They are also tentatively and a testament to their impor- another story, but if Warning is any really a let down. First of all, it's 2000 elections are coming soon, planning to release a fifth album in not the entire concert, with cuts tance in today's independent indication, it might be further September of 2001. music taking place between almost ill of than anybody thought. - TonyRecznik the songs. With that, the songs that -BenScharf -DanNied Special Display Personals Show your friends, roommates & classmates how special they are. [Wish them Good Luck, Congratulations or surprise someone on their Birthday! Great job in St. Louis! 1x3 = $15.00 Congratulations 2x2 = $20.00 (Actual Size) rrp with picture leaders-you provided by you! make the local (Actual Size) chapter proud! Happy 20th B- Come to 204 West Hall to place your ad! ~ H E Great job at Day Or call 372-6977 for more information. TT>/^ Dance Marathon! i Now you can rest! t ROB! IT'S BURSARABLE! Love, loue, Deadline 2 days prior to publication by 4:00 NEWS the Gang at Apt 26 i Elizabeth ■n fl^WlRW^TilffTliriTlillTiiBnTlM THIS WEEKEND HOCKEY: BG ICERS OPEN SEASON WITH EXHIBITION GAME. PAGE 11 IN BG SPORTS Volleyball FRIDAY 10/6 October 6, At Western Michigan/ 7 p.m. 2000 10/7 At Central Michigan/ 7 p.m. BOWING GREEN SDK UNIVERSITY Women's soccer 10/6 Host Miami/ 3 p.m. 10/8 Host Bali State/ 1 p.m. Men's tennis 10/6-10/8 Host BGSU Invitational/TBA Heading for home win BG/AkronDC /* i— Comparisons^ * - - Women's tennis ByDanNied 55-25 win. Last week in a 17-point Stadiums ASSISTANl SPOfilS EDITOR They have the Rubber upset win over Miami, 10/6-10/8 Can true freshman comerback Washington passed for 214 yards. At UM Invitational/ 9 a.m. Bowl We have Doyt Perry Janssen Patten come up with Akron's rushing game, which Swimming Stadium three interceptions against Akron racked up 243 yards against Advantage: Akron the way he did against Kent? Miami, is an attack from three backs. 10/6-10/7 They play in a Tupperware Probably not. Host Intersquad meet/ 3 p.m. product But that doesn't mean the Brandon Payne is the bonafide Host Alumni meet/ 9 a.m. Famous townies Falcons won't beat the Zips when star of the group. His 188 yard They have Angle Everhart they come to the Doyt Saturday performance against Miami Women's CC from Tales from the Crypt's for a 1:30 p.m. Homecoming spurred Akron to the win, and he Bordello of Blood matchup. is trying to become Akron's first 10/6 We have Orge from Patten, the Mid-American 1,000 yard rusher. At Notre Dame Invite/ 4:15 p.m Revenge of the Nerds Conference defensive player of A stark contrast to the Zips Advantage: Akron the week for his performance at rushing attack is BG's one man Men's CC Former Victoria's Secret Kent, and the secondary are com- army of John Gibson. In the wake ing off their best game of the sea- of injuries to starters Godfrey 10/6 model, or hairy fat guy who belches? son, and they're looking to build Lewis and Joe Alls, Gibson came At Notre Dame Invite/ 4:15 pm Who would you have on that momentum. in against Kent and had the picked? "We have to use what hap- Falcon's most productive game of Hockey Tire companies in town pened every week and carry it the season with 83 yards on 21 carries. 10/6 They have Firestone over the next week," said junior We have Cooper Tire free safety Sergio Lund. "We just Gibson was spurred by the Host York Univ/ 7 p.m. (exhlb) Advantage: BG have to keep getting better every return of center and captain Eric Do we really have to justify week." Curl, who played against Kent Men's soccer this one Although Kent quarterback after missing the first four games 10/6 Favorite mode of trans- Zach Williams threw for 247 yards of the season with a knee injury. portation last week, lie did it on 46 attempts "Eric's return helps us out a lot," • At Northern Illinois/ 1 p.m. and 24 completions. They have Good Year fly- Gibson said. "Eric is a good player. Football ing dirigibles (blimps) Combine that with the fact that When he's in there it allows peo- We have 2-RIDE (2-7433) BG s defensive front seven limited ple to go back to their natural 10/7 Advantage: BG the Golden Flashes to 38 yards position and opens up holes for rushing and it looks like the Host Akron/ 1:30 p.m. That blimp won't pick you us." up from downtown on a Falcon defense could be achiev- If Gibson can stay healthy and ing the kind of success head Saturday at 2 AM. productive, he should help 3-2 Akron wins a close coach Gary Blackney envisioned receiver David Baubsta. who has one, 2-RTDE cant stop Angle before the season. been quarterback Andy Sahms Saturday, that immovable BGNEWS Everhart. only real target with the injuries to object, will collide with the irre- Filepholo starters Kurt Gerling and Aaron Radio: 88.1 EM. WBGU sistible force: Akron's offense. SPORTS Alexander. With Phil Drusa, Nick IN BOUNDS: The Falcons look to win their first home game of the Quarterback Butchie Washington BRIEFING Schepis and Ryan Mitchell. season with a Saturday afternoon contest against Akron. threw for 241 yards against the AKRON. PAGE 11 1230: Countdown to Falcons last season, in the Zips' Game postponed Kickoff The BG women's soccer team's match against Wright State Wednesday was postponed due to an electrical storm. The teams played over 16 min- utes in the first half before the game was called. Tennis back in action SjJiSj The Falcons return home this weekend for games against By Bob Brumberg Miami Friday and Ball State STAFF WRITER from Sunday. The men's and women's ten- advancing Falcons lose nis teams take the court this weekend after a break this past SR.B. Fafctrom The BG volleyball team was weekend. SP0KIS WRITER defeated by Toledo in three ST. LOUIS — Another of the games 15-9. 15-10 and 15-8 Women's Tennis Atlanta Braves' golden arms left Wednesday night. The women's team travels to Busch Stadium badly tarnished, Senior JoAnna Papageorgiou Ann Arbor Mich., for the putting the St. Louis Cardinals led the team in nearly every cate- Wolverine Fall Invitational within one win of the NL champi- gory. She had 12 kills and a .346 Friday, Saturday and Sunday. onship series. hitting percentage, along with This marks the beginning of the long road trip, where BG will not Tom Glavine was pounded for eight digs and three blocks. seven runs and six hits in 2 1-3 Junior Caty Rommeck record- play at home until February. They last competed at their innings — his shortest outing In ed 10 kills while fellow junior seven years — and the Cardinals Shyann Robinson had nine kills BGSU Invite two weeks ago. That might be a factor in the beat the Braves 10-4 Thursday to and freshman Susie Norris netted take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five eight. team's performance this week- end. File photo NL playoff series. "It could affect it a little bit," Will Clark overcame a 2-0. first- coach Penny Dean said. BACKHAND: BG co-captain Brandon Gabel returns an opponent's shot in an earlier match. inning deficit with a three-run The Wolverine Fall Invite con- homer, and Mark McGwire, limit- sists of BGSU. Michigan. "Win, lose or draw, we need back weekend." The team host- BGSU, Dayton. Duquesne, St. ed to one at-bat per game Western Michigan, Cincinnati to have a more precise, focused ed the BGSU Pro-Am and the Bonaventure. Xavier and because of knee pain, limped out and DePaul. Coach Dean weekend." Annual Alumni Match. Capitol. Coach Harris expects of the Cardinals dugout in the expects tough competition at 'Everything went smooth,'' Duquesne and St. Bonnie to eighth to hit a pinch homer off the event. Men's Tennis coach Harris said. The team will give the Falcons the most com- Mike Remlinger. "Every team is very strong," The Men's Tennis team gets again play host this weekend at petition. Abo presenting a chal- Darryl Kile limited Atlanta to Dean said. "There aren't going back in the competitive spirit the BGSU/Keefe Invitational. lenge is the weather. two runs and four hits In seven to be any easy matches." this weekend after what coach The Invite resembles an Atlantic innings, striking out six and walk- Jay Harris described as a, "laid 10 tournament and will feature TENNIS, PAGE11 ing two. The reeling Braves, in danger of failing to make the NL champi- onship series for the first time since 1990, head home hoping Lacrosse swipes wins in opener Kevin Millwood (10-13) can win Came 3 on Saturday at Turner Field. Garrett Stephenson (16-91 By Ian Hi BG Record: 2-0 Rockets would never truly chal- game against Mentor L.C, as GUESI WRITER lenge that lead during the rest of the home team managed to is likely to start for the Cardinals The BGSU men's lacrosse BG 17 Toledo 5: Falcon the game, thanks to the efforts tally 18 goals in just 40 minutes St Louis essentially is in the club opened their fall season in attackman Bill Falkm leads of a Falcon defense that includ- of play. Fallon once again led the same position it was in 1996, impressive fashion on Saturday, team with six goals and an ed senior Josh Herzing, fresh- Falcons in scoring by tallying when it took a 3-1 lead over F* photo destroying arch-rival University assist. man John Barker and sopho- five goals and two assists, while Atlanta In the best-of-seven more Tyler Harriman. Legan recorded four goals and NLCS. then lost three straight of Toledo 17-5. before shutting BG 18 Mentor LC. 0: RG REACH: Freshman middle-hit- out Mentor L.C. 18-0 at the The top-scorer for the an assist. Rucci also had three After Clark's three-run homer goaltender Pete Powelreams started the comeback, Carlos ter Laura Twyman gets her intramural fields. Falcons was junior attackman goals and an assist In the game. first shut out of the season. Senior goaltender Pete Powell Hernandez had a solo shot in the lengthy arms way over the net. In the first game the Falcons Bill l-'allc >ri. who tallied six goals demonstrated that they could and an assist in the game. Junior was credited with the shut-out second and St. Louis added three BG will now hit the road to take be a force to be reckoned with midfielder Shawn Murphy for BGSU. runs in the third on Ray on Western and Central pass to wide-open freshman this year by dominating division added three goals and an assist The Falcons' next game will Lankfords two-run double and attackman Josh Rucci for an Michigan this weekend foe Toledo. In fact, the strength in the contest, while Rucci be at 2 p.m. Saturday, when the Eric Davis'sacrifice fly. easy goal. Only 10 seconds had of the 2000-2001 BGSU squad scored two goals and three squad will face the University of Atlanta's top two pitchers, Greg passed. and the score was 1-0 in was evident Immediate!)* after assists. Both OToole and Legan Dayton at Dayton. The Falcons Maddux and Glavine, who have favor of the home team. the game's opening face-off, also tallied two goals and two also will play Indiana University combined for six NL Cy Young Yet the Falcons were not which was controlled by junior assists in the game. at 4 p.m. on Saturday at Dayton. Awards, have given up 12 earned done. During the next four min- midfielder Chip OToole. Freshman goaltender Aaron For more information, call runs In61-3 Innings.a 17.05 ERA. utes they almost never relin- After O TocJe won the face-off Bedra recorded the win in the Coach Ian Hill at 419-425-8507, Jim Edmonds was 3-for-4 with quished possession of the ball, cage for the Falcons. or check out the BGSU Metis the ball quickly found its way to and as a result BGSU was able to three doubles and two RBIs for St, the stick of Junior attackman BGSU's dominance on the Lacrosse homepage at take an early 4-0 lead. The Louis, making him 6-for-9 with Scott Legan, who then made a lacrosse field continued in the www.geocities.com/bgsulax. four RBIs in the series. ; BG NEWS SPORTS Friday, October 6. 200011 BG SPORTS PICK OF THE WEEK BG icers match up Consult your local bookie about these picks. Advice by our sports staff may (W) < not be suitable for children. Side # against Yeoman effects include headache, dimness. D PETE STELLA DANNIED NICKHURM CASEY O'BRIEN By Derek McCord where BG won 9-5. The series nausea and severe bloating. "The Sea Captain" "Ralph Wiggum" "Sideshow Bob" "Kent Brock/nan" STAFF WIlltER record has the Falcons with a 5-1 Prediction Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green After the annual intersquad upper hand The Yeomen won Akron at game the Bowling Green Falcons the first contest 6-3 on Jan. 31 Score 21-17 17-14 21-14 20-17 Bowling Green will get to hit someone in a differ- 1975. Rant Homecoming will Falcons have steam Cause Chad Long Akron has 16 ent color Jersey when the face the Last Friday's intersquad con spark a Falcon win after burning Kent. said so. and that's turnovers on the Yeomen of York University today. test saw former BGSU club team AKRON 8.5 FAVORITE against tough Zips the bottom line. 2000 season. This will be the ninth straight goaltender Jason Gural stop four season the Falcons will play a of six shots for the Brown team. Florida State Miami #1 Florida State at Prediction Florida State Florida State team North of the border in their Starting goaltender Tyler Master Score 42-38 45-24 42-41 28-24 pre-season exhibition game. Last started the game for the Brown #7 Miami Rant Offensive showdown; f SU steels this one, 1 would rather eat Wenike may not play season BG faced Toronto team and made 13 saves. Senior Weinke returns with like everything else. rats than watch but defense too University. Shawn Timm rounds out the BG . FLORIDA STATE 6 FAVORITE a passing fury. Bobby Bouden win. much." The exhibition will give Falcon goaltending group this season. head coach Buddy Powers the Timm made 10 saves in the 5-3 chance to put in his nine fresh- loss. #6 Michigan at Prediction Purdue Michigan Purdue Michigan man against a non NCAA oppo- Masters who thinks he is not Score 28-24 24-10 38-31 38-21 nent and see what they can do in playing up to par will get the No. Purdue Rant BreesduefbMOO UM knows how to Casey and Dan for- The game is a Brees an actual game situation. one job this season for Powers yard game, U of M win. Even against get Michigan's for the Maize and "As soon as they learn the sys- who is starting his seventh season PURDUE 2 FAVORITE ready to be upset. tough teams. defense is sorry. Blue. tem and don't have to think about forBG what they're doing we'll be on our "Timmer is playing real well." way to being a pretty good team." Masters said. "It looks like he's Prediction Ohio State Wisconsin Ohio State Wisconsin #8 Ohio State at Powers said. "There's gonna be a ready to go. but personally I think Score 34-21 21-20 28-10 #24 Wisconsin 20-14 break in period though." I'm struggling, but I always think Rant Buckeyes first test Wisconsin can OSU's defense will OSU is the worst #8 Last years leading goal scorer I'm struggling." "I think that It is a will show everyone knock off these milk Wisconsin for team I have ever with 17 goals, Ryan lulu feels that OHIO STATE 1.5 FAVORITE matter of playing in game situa- how good they are. bucks. lots of points. seen. having the young enthusiasm of tions, its going to be good for me the freshman class is good for the and Timmer to play again." Prediction Georgia Tennessee Georgia Tennessee team as a whole. The big key missing in the #21 Tennessee at "The new guys are working Score 24-17 Falcons defensive equation for 35-14 31-27 35-12 ^^^^^ hard and it makes everyone else #19 Georgia Rant Carter rushes for Those Tennessee Bulldogs have bet- Bam Burner upset. the first part of the season will be work harder because no one the absence of captain Doug 200, throws for 200 hicks will edge ter recruiting sys- wants to lose their job." Fultz said. GEORGIA 4.5 FAVORITE to lead Bulldogs. those Georgia hicks. tem-they use girls. Schuller who is recovering from "We wanted to be the hardest knee surgery. working team, and so far we're Powers feels that this three Oklahoma taking good strides toward that." #10 Oklahoma at Prediction Texas Texas Texas week period until Schuller gets York is coming off a 13-8-5 year Score 42-28 22-17 35-17 42-17 back into the line up will be a #11 Texas in the AU. The Yeomen had four Rant Texas signal callers Ricky Williams will Texas needs a gen- Sims? Applewhite? good chance to look at the four players with 20 points last season destroy Oklahoma's return to hang the eral to beat OU, not Who cares? Texas new freshmen defensemen. with left wing Brent Reilly getting TEXAS 2.5 FAVORITE secondary. sooners. a Major at QB. kills them. "This is a chance for a young the most with 30. Peter McCague guy to get in there and see what This week's guest pic ker, Casei f O'Brien, is a senior Journalism major and head broadcast- was York's top goal scorer when the left winger put 13 in last sea- he can do these next three er for BG 24 News. C 'Brien has aspirations of someday being a commentator on ESPN. son. weeks," Powers said. "We plan on Sean Murphy led York's blue using a lot of guys so everyone liners with five goals and 18 will get a chance to show their assists for 23 points. Sophomore wares" "Schuller still has a ways Tennis has goals BG opens MAC Jason Gaggi is their netminder to go to be in CCHA game shape. this season. Gaggi posted a 7-3-4 "He's made very good progress mark with a 3.34 goal against and with his work ethic he keeps and wants to make it five. But By Derek McCord been using a sophomore goal- grinding away then he's gonna be TENNIS FROM PAGE 10 S1AFI WRIIER average and a 90.7 save percent- Harris also has another goal in keeping combination of Kurt age. back sooner than we thought." "We hope we are outside.'' mind. The Bowling Green men's soc- Baumgartner (2-1-0. 2.09 GAA) This will be the fust meeting The Falcons are ranked ninth Harris said. If the event is rained cer team hopes to pick up right "We've never swept all the and Rasih Pala (2-5-0. 2.54 GAA) between the two schools since '94 in the preseason CCHA coaches out. it will be held at Laurel Hill where it left off In Mid-American flights, so that gives us a goal to while having Dan Parisi leading when the Falcons played in the poll while are ranked seventh in and Shadow Valley Country Conference competition, at sweep the flights," Harris said. his team offensively by scoring a Toronto/Cross Border Challenge the media poll. Clubs in Toledo. Coach Harris The format of the tournament is Northern Illinois on Friday. team high six goals. Parisi has a has a few goals and expecta- different this year. There are to The Huskies defeated the 46 percent share in Northern tions for the team. be three flights of singles and Falcons last year in the MAC Illinois 13 total goals scored this "We need to continue to two of doubles. Tournament and NIU's battle season. improve on our play from the However, winning is not top with BG will be their first confer- Since his move from the back- last tournament.'' he said. "This on Harris' list. ence match of the season. field to the midfield senior Fred is a strong tournament, and I "In the fall, winning is never • BG men's head soccer coach Degand has had more freedom to think the teams will be strong." the most important," he said. "If Mel Mahler knows that winning a move about the field and has "We are looking at how we we compete well, winning and MAC title this season will be how taken over the team lead in goal compete and we are looking to losing will happen by itself." much they have improved since scoring. Degand scored the sec- have a successful tournament." The Invite will be held at the the two schools last meeting. ond goal in the 2-0 Michigan vic- he added. BCSU has won die Keefe Courts Friday. Saturday "I think that it is important that tory to give him four goals on the tournament the last four years, and Sunday, all day each day. going back there will give us a season and is tied with Matt pretty good idea of where we are Lyons for the team lead in points from a year ago." Mahler said. with nine. "We knew to win a MAC title we Detrick Matthews was credited would have to win three of our with the match-winning goal and very tough road games with this brought his season goal total to being the first on that list." two which equals Matthews Rushing needed The Falcons are coming off an freshman and sophomore season impressive 2-0 shutout victory goal totals. AKRON,FROM PAGE10 catch four passes for 50 yards. against first year program MAC soccer Notes... With seven Sahm completed five of 20 pass- Michigan on Sept. 28 where MAC schools including Kentucky Akron will almost certainly es for 63 yards on the day. double cover Bautista. freshman goalkeeper David University competing this sea- Sahm will be throwing into DeGraff received his first clean son, the 2000 league tournament However, a rushing attack could the direction of one of the dead- free him up on running downs. sheet in his collegiate career. will have a changed format. The liest defensive backs in the Mahler felt that it was neces- tournament will start on Nov. 3 in BC's lack of a ground game MAC. Dwight Smith has eight was no more apparent than sary to Anally have a shutout vic- Buffalo with three first round interceptions this season and their 20-17 loss to Buffalo, while tory on the season. matches which will pair up seeds he gamers high praise for "I think that it is real important two through seven except the first the Falcons rushed 50 times for Blackney. 112 yards, less than three yards that we proved that we can seed who will get a round bye. "Smith is the best defensive defend and not give up goals." The quarter finals will be reseed- per carry. Bautista fought back I've seen in this league." through double coverage to Mahler said. "They were really ed on regular season standings said Blackney. aggressive and we had a bend but putting the highest against the not break mentality that day." lowest and so on. The MAC The BG News Northern Illinois meanwhile Championship match will be was defeated 4-0 by conference played on the weekend of Nov. File photo has positions opponent Kentucky on Oct. 1 giv- 10-12 at the highest remaining ing the Huskies a 4-6 record so far seed's field. The champion will FRESH START: Junior Ryan Wetterberg moves the puck up the ice available for this season. get an automatic bid into the in a previous game. The Falcons face its first competition of the Husky coach Willy Roy has NCAA tournament. season in a preseason qame against York tonight at 7. COPY EDITORS communication. It's our goal. help us achieve It by letting us know what register to vote. you think. call 372-6966 2000 elections ore coming soon. www.bgnews.com and ask for an editor MlLWAUKEES BEST 17.99 CASE NATURAL BUD C0IIIII1G in llOUHllBLn... MIKE'S PARTY MART 352-9259 LIGHT LIGHT MllLEK LTTE $13.99 24PK I ME WILDEST SHOW MMUHrRM $5 OFF S. 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