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ByKarishmaAi* THE BG NEWS Admission numbers for spring semester have been very promising as the enrollment has continued to climb 3.1 per- cent from last year. Both the Firelands and BGSU campuses have a total headcount of 19,245 students. There is an increase in stu- dents who have been studying New BG apartments open abroad as well as in increase in the freshmen class. The senior By Crate Gitford likes the idea that ten- class has also seen gains of jtHt BG NEWS "Other places will have to set ants pay individually about lOpercent. Starting this May, higher standards to compete rather than as a unit While the enrollment for University students will be "Everybody is on their spring semester is high, there going to a place with a with us." own lease so you don't are concerns that the tuition pool, Jacuzzi, weightroom, have to worry about raise for Ohio public schools basketball courts and SHANNON MORAN, ENCLAVE ASSISTANT MANAGER what the others are may affect future enrollment. game room. doing or if they are pay- "If the fee increases at the No, it is not a vacation or fancy that has a pool, weightroom and ing rent on time," she said. University are modest com- hotel; it is soon to be Bowling individual washer and dryers?" Roommates may be added pared to other universities than Green's newest apartment com- Along with providing the extra to fill up an apartment the impact to this school will be plex, called the Sterling amenities to its residents, the through roommate information minimal," said Gary Swegan, University Enclave Collegiate Enclave staff also stresses com- cards that match a tenant director of Admissions. Residences. munity and that those who live with someone looking to occupy It is not clear how much of a "The (Bowling Green) area has there enjoy themselves. a space. fee increase the University can never seen something like this," Cook-outs, 3-on-3 basketball "If (tenants) want to secure expect. said Shannon Moran, assistant tournaments and trips will be they live alone, they have to rent "1 don't know much about the manager of the Enclave sponsored by Enclave for its out the entire unit (all four fee increase, or how much the Apartments. inhabitants. rooms)," Moran said. tuition will rise," Swegan said. Although Enclave began leas- "When you have opportuni- Moran said she thinks the new Swegan feels that as long as ing in October. 82 percent of the ties like this and get to meet your apartment and all its offerings the University's fee increase is complex on Napoleon Road has neighbors, you're going to have a may take away business from comparable to other universi- been signed out to tenants for lot more fun than at a conven- other places around town. ties, enrollment should not be May to May and August to tional leasing place," Moran said. "Other places will have to set affected negatively. August leases. "We want to make it a transition higher standards to compete The University's admission "We had a lot of excitement in fot those coming out of the with us," she said. objectives for next year are the beginning, but that has since dorms, but also want to offer However, the other leasing rather modest. tapered," Moran said of the something to the commuters of companies have yet to feel a hit "We hope to recruit roughly number of people signing leases. grad students but still allowing yet as they are still on the same the same number of students "We expect to fill up, though." them to get to know their neigh- pace as they were a year ago. for next year as we did this year," One reason that the Enclave bors." "We're pretty much on sched- Swegan said. Apartments have been popular The apartments come with ule for renting for 2002/2003," The total number of students early is because of their reputa- four bedrooms, two bathrooms, said d Helen Hernandez, manag- enrolled this year was 4,303, tion. They have locations in col- kitchen and living room. er of Newlove. We're right where composed of transfer students lege towns in areas such as Texas However, unlike most places ten- we were last year." and incoming freshman. and Florida ants are not charged for the Winthrop Terrace, Summit Cralf GittonJ BG News The University has many lunior Lani Goldstein, who will apartment, but for the individual Terrace and the Stadium View NEW DIGS: Sterling University Enclave Collegiate Residences is strategies to recruit prospective be living the apartment complex room. It is $325 per person for an Apartments also reported that students, the biggest of in August, said she was com- unfurnished apartment and they were not seeing tenants now accepting leases for their apartments, (top) The outside which is, President's Day. On pelled to live their when she $345 for furnished, whether pulled away by the newer place. of Sterling University Enclave apartments located on Napoleon President's Day, approximately helped a friend move into the there are four people in the The places also said they do Road in Bowling Green, (above) The inside an apartment 1,600 high school seniors visit Florida apartments. apartment or less. Any extra not feel any more pressure to available for lease at Sterling University Enclave. Sterling offers "1 like them," she said. "What rooms will be locked. more amenities than most apartments including a gym, computer ADMISSIONS, PAGE 2 apartment do you know here Junior Mindy Jasper said she APARTMENTS, PAGE 2 lab and pool.
"(The bill) unnecessarily casts too wide a net, and in its broad language, affects a Welcome the year of the Horse wide range of constitutionally protected content, including mainstream motion The Chinese-speak- In some areas, the approach of pictures and television programs." midnight on Monday — and ing world celebrates with it the year 2002 by the tradi- VANS STEVENSON, MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATIONS SENIOR VICE PRESI- new year. tional lunar calendar — brought a roar of fireworks explosions DENT FOR STATE LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS strong enough to rattle windows By Martin FacWw and shake homes. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Beijing's night sky burst with Groups push veto of BEIJING — Millions clapped red, yellow and green as resi- their hands in prayer and burned dents set off private displays of incense sticks at Buddhist and fireworks, ignoring a ban cover- Taoist temples across the ing all but a few public places. anti-pornography law Chinese-speaking world It was quieter Tuesday morn- Tuesday to celebrate the lunar ing, when thousands gathered By Andrew Wersti-Huojra In Ohio's sex offense law, the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Year of the Horse. within the red-painted walls of word "material" includes books, The visits followed a night of Yonghegong Tibetan Buddhist COLUMBUS, Ohio — The magazines, newspapers, prints, popping firecrackers, clanging temple — one of several temples Motion Picture Association of pictures, images, motion picture gongs and colorful dragon in the Chinese capital thronged America, booksellers, publishers films and phonographic records. dances in cities and Chinatowns with revelers. and other media groups are urg- The bill would add images throughout Asia Images of hors- Children were dressed in ing Gov. Bob Taft to veto a bill appearing on a computer moni- es — a symbol of strength and head-to-toe red, blue or yellow updating Ohio's anti-pornogra- tor, TV screen or liquid crystal success — appeared on sky- satin embroidered suits. Adults phy law. The groups say the bill is display, any image transmitted scrapers, billboards and parade also wore brightly colored unconstitutional and they'll sue via e-mail through the Internet, floats around the region. Chinese jackets as they placed if Taft signs it. and any image recorded on a The Year of the Horse comes incense sticks into large bronze The bill updates the portion of computer hard drive or floppy every 12 years. cauldrons and summoned the Ohio's sex offense law dealing disk. China's leaders formally cele- gods by clapping their hands. with materials that could be Opponents say the bill is brated Monday night in the red- Traditional prayers call for harmful to juveniles. It adds flawed in two ways. First, by pro- decked Great Hall of the People , health, wealth and a peaceful life. computer images to the list of hibiting transmission of material in Tiananmen Square. Others stayed home to watch a materials that could display deemed "harmful to juveniles" Premier Zhu Rongji pro- 24-hour music show featuring pornography. on the Internet, it would prevent claimed 2001 a year of great patriotic songs by uniformed The sponsor, Rep. Jim Hughes, adults from viewing things that accomplishments, including army choirs and troupes of cos- a Columbus Republican, said are appropriate for adults but China's entry into the World tumed children waving flags the bill is aimed at toughening not children, such as violent Ohio law regarding child The Associated Press Trade Organization and clinch- with military precision. action films. ing of the 2008 Summer In China's modem commer- pornography. He said Thursday Second, they say Ohio's exist- NEW YEAR: Ethnic Thai-Chinese pray in front of a Chinese temple Olympics. he believes the bill is on the eve of the Chinese New Year in Bangkok Monday. NEWYEAR, PAGE 2 constitutional. PORNOSRAPHY, PAGE 2 2 Friday. February 15,200? WWW.BGNEWS.COM New off-campus Chinese new year celebrated this week NEW YEAR, FROM PAGE 1 Year of the Horse will be a "blind stock and gold markets shut Buddhist and Taoist temples year" — a bad time in world eco- down for three days Tuesday, amid incense smoke, food offer- apartments open cial hub of Shanghai, cell phone nomics and politics when cou- with tens of thousands of people ings and horse-shaped lanterns. networks struggled to keep up ples should avoid getting mar- lining downtown streets to see a People also lined up outside with almost 4 million calls and ried. parade featuring lion dancers, street-corner lottery booths to APARTMENTS, FROM PAGE 1 are designed more for students messages from New Year's well- "Financially this year is very dragon floats and the San spend New Year's "lucky money" than some apartments, with bad, because of our big brother, Francisco 49ers cheerleaders. update in order lo malch the wishers in the 30 minutes on tickets for a possible record $7 equal quarters for each tenant. America," said Kuan Siew Meow, Hundreds also gathered at the Enclave Apartments. In fact, Goldstein compared around midnight, the Jiefang million jackpoL an ethnic Chinese astrologer in Tree of Wishes in Tai Po, a village "We just keep (our apart- them to a residence hall without Daily newspaper reported. A lottery was held in Bangkok, Singapore. "In Afghanistan, it will in Hong Kong's New Territories. ments) up to date because it's the RA and structured rules. Shanghai also allowed 125 continue through the year. In the Thailand, to celebrate the 110th good business," said Tammy Jasper agreed saying, "It seems prison inmates to celebrate with Year of the Horse I dont see any Tradition holds that wishes writ- anniversary of Chinatown. For Miller, manager of the Stadium to be more set up for college their families for good behavior, immediate peace." ten on orange or red paper and good luck, Thais pinned lottery View Apartments. kids. They are equal sized rooms government-run media said. But most of the region cele- thrown at the tree will come true tickets onto a huge dragon with a While the Enclave Apartments so you don't have to fight over Despite the festivities, some brated anyway. Hong Kong's in the new year. gold-painted head and 2,100- don't solely rent to students, they who gets what room." Chinese astrologers warned the In Taiwan, millions prayed at foot red plastic tail. Media groups threaten lawsuit over porn law Student numbers
PORNOGRAPHY, FROM PAGE 1 constitutionally protected con- take a look at it," he said. Coalition members say the bill tent, including mainstream The Legislative Service is a poorly crafted attempt to motion pictures and television Commission, a nonpartisan crack down on child pornogra- increase at BGSU ing law already violates the First Amendment because it goes programs as well as other enter- agency that drafts and analyzes phy, which is already illegal. All beyond constitutionally protect- tainment currently enjoyed legislation, issued three legal the groups oppose child pornog- ADMISSIONS, FROM PAGE 1 evening calls to admitted stu- ed definitions of obscenity. today by a majority of Ohio citi- memos in June indicating poten- raphy. dents in the spring, following up on their decisions Prospective They cite a 1982 decision by zens," Vans Stevenson, the tial problems with the bill's con- "The First Amendment as far campus, making it the most suc- students who have not yet the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Motion Picture Association's stitutionality as well as the exist- as book publishers are con- cessful recruiting day of the year. "That's when we showcase applied are also called to Appeals that said Ohio's law goes senior vice president for state ing law. cerned is indivisible," Judith encourage them to apply to the beyond the standards set by the legislative affairs, said in a letter The Media Coalition, a New Platt, spokeswoman for the our campus to prospective stu- dents," Swegan said. University. U.S. Supreme Court's landmark to Taft on Wednesday. York-based group representing Association of American The individual colleges in the 1973 decision that spelled out Taft, who received the letter booksellers, publishers, video Publishers, said Thursday. "You There are also receptions University also call students, as definitions of obscenity. Thursday, is aware of the consti- software dealers and others said can't censor speech on the throughout the state, in cities well as the Honors Program. The bill "unnecessarily casts tutional issues being raised by in a similar letter to Taft on Internet without having a pro- including Akron, Cleveland, "The College of Arts and too wide a net, and in its broad opponents, spokesman Joe Wednesday that it would likely found effect on printed speech Dayton, and Columbus. Sciences makes many calls to language, affects a wide range of Andrews said. "We're going to sue if he signed the bill. as well." Representatives from the prospective students," Swegan University can talk to students said. from around the state, inform- Even faculty and staff join in to ing tlit'in of the advantages of recruit students in April, making the University. welcome calls to all admitted The University also makes students.
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1 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Friday. February IS. 200? 3 www.bgnews.com/campus BGSU HOSTS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS The Forensics & Debate Program will play host to the Ohio Forensics Association Varsity State Championships in Forensics and Debate today and tomorrow. The event is based in Olscamp Hall, Business Administration and the Education Building. For more information contact Paul Wesley Alday at 372-8856. CAMPUS U. hosting open house (1IR.LS& SPORTS Ml STI.V KOIil.N A. AXDRKW KKIXSTKIN BGSU NEWS SERVICE staff and students," he said. open until 4 p.m. Faculty, staff, High school juniors and More than 6,000 visitors came and students will be on hand seniors interested in attending to BGSU during last year's event. throughout the day to answer the University are invited to Nearly 6,500 high school juniors questions about academics and spend adayexperiencingcollege and seniors as well as parents student life. life on Monday when the and friends are expected this Prospective students will be University hosts its seventh year. able to participate in a variety of annual Presidents' Day open Students already admitted to activities to suit their interests house. BGSU are especially encouraged Academic departments, resi- "The only true way to know if a college or university is the right to visit so they may ask any last- dence halls and classrooms will school for a student is to visit the minute questions, meet with be open throughout the day for (illKYSTOXK I.W I lii;.\l) (ll'Ki.M! campus," said David Rice, assis- faculty and preview residence visits, and 45-minutc guided tant director of admissions. halls before making a decision campus tours will be available Greystone Inn by Creative Contract Studios "Presidents' Day gives both on a housing preference. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to allow the student and parents the Beginning at 9 a.m. in students a closer look at campus tOOKDtf 55 ON AW ivxmon HA.' SOCK? ONt! opportunity to see BGSU doing Anderson Arena, students can life. , rwo«Rsw«s MAPE Hi. LOOK. what it does best—educating visit a display area with booths In addition, the offices of ^ MQgg micr J students. Students and their representing college offices and Admissions, Residence Life, •_3$ families can sit in on classes, cat more than 40 student service Student Financial Aid and the in campus dining centers and areas on campus, including University Honors Program will 2S1-J visit residence hall rooms as well admissions, financial aid and conduct informational presen- m: f as meet with University faculty. housing. The display area will be tations. m-V Z CUPID'S CALENDAR OF EVENTS FRIDAY: include a battle of the 8pm 10 a m. - 2 p.m 1 p.m. bands concert jugglers and GUEST ARTIST: U.S. NAVY ARROW DANCE MARATHON THE LIFE AND WORK OF tarot card readers BAND. Free tickets for the FUNDRAISER. Chi Omega AUDRE L0RDE - INSPIRA- Bowen-Thompson Student concert can be ordered by is holding the table. TION OF THE NEW MILLEN- Union calling the Center Box Education Steps NIUM Women's Research Office at 37?-8171. STRIKES!' Network presents a special 7 p m Hobacker Hall. Moore 10 a.m. -5 pm. viewing of two tilms pre- HOCKEY VS. LAKE SUPERI- Musical Arts Center VALENTINE'S DAY KISS: Josephine DELTA SIEMA THETA TICK- senting a portrait of Audre OR Benak, 87, gives her husband ET SALES Lorde A roundtable discus- BGSU Ice Arena 8 p.m Wendell a kiss on the cheek yes- Union Lobby sion will follow. SENIOR RECITAL, terday during a Valentine's Day 10/Hannah Hall 7 pm Stephanie Winslow. sopra- party at Heartland Nursing Home 10 a.m. -6pm. WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS VS. no, will perform It is tree in Perrysburg The couple has UA0 POSTER SALE 3- 10 p.m NORTHER ILLINOIS and open to the public been married for 65 years. 308 Bowen-Thompson UNION BASH AND BALL- Eppler Center Gymnasium Bryan Recital Hall. Moore Student Union ROOM BLITZ, The event will M'isical Arts Center
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ifrratvement For Questions or more info Call I \0 al 2 248(5 Division of Student Affairs 372-2343 4 Friday. February IS. 2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM QUOTEI .XQI'WK www.bgnews.com/opinion "Mr. Berardino, I wonder if you would be prepared to spread your wisdom to the middle class of this country, the poor suck- ers who actually have to work hard and pay taxes." Vermont Rep Bernard Sanders, lo Andersen CEO Joseph Berardino OPINION Intelligent Design is new explanation for evolution
U-Wire Editorial billions, not thousands, of vears too bad. Intelligent Design main- the world as we best understand not even involved in the educa- "Different people have different Kent, Ohio old. tains all the primary tenets of it now. tional system. The state-mandat- ideas, but science doesn't know Simply put, Intelligent Design evolution and no longer clings to Also, it deals with only what we ed curriculum is not the only yet. Science can't answer every- Ohio has become the latest disputes the common under- the claims of traditional creation- can observe and empirically thing students learn. Children battleground for the debate on standing that evolution and nat- ism. It appears to have struck a measure or deduce from those learn from countless other places: thing. Maybe you can talk about the theory of evolution and its ural selection happen randomly. balance between the two. measurements. Having said that, their parents, the mass media it in social studies, Sunday school place in public education. While it insists that an unspecific Some people have compelling evolution is the basis for every and, yes, even religious institu- or with your parents. In biology, Sponsors of a new idea, called "intelligent designer" triggered reasons to believe in a creator. working assumption in the earth tions. we're concerned about what Intelligent Design, have captured everything, it is a far cry from cre- But the presence of an "intelligent sciences today. It is absolutely Students should be encour- we've seen and tested, not what the attention of the State Board of ationism. If proponents have designer" is impossible to prove critical that students learn it, aged to ask, "What happened must be accepted on faith Education and will have a full- their way (and they already have scientifically. Hence, it has no regardless of its potential limita- before evolution?" After all, sci- alone."All methods have bound- scale hearing on the issue at next several powerful allies on the place in a science curriculum. tions. ence is about curiosity. But we month's board meeting. board), this statement will go into The scientific method does have The answer is local control — don't need legislation to answer aries and limitations that we Intelligent Design acknowl- state-mandated biology curricu- its limits. Science has never not the devolution so popular to the question. A few simple, hon- must respect. And Intelligent edges that organisms change over lum. claimed a monopoly on the com- conservatives, but control by the est sentences from a teacher will Design falls outside the bound- time and agree that the earth is At first glance, maybe it's not plete truth — it merely explains teachers themselves, or others doit aries of hard science.
Women should stop PEOPLE Vaginas, ashes their complaining ON THE STREET Who's your celebrity ana hearts dream date (living or GUEST COLUMN "throwing like a girl" and "crying guys do, so give them that much. like a baby"? That phase was I am not saying that what these dead)? I am a big fan of TVM. I rec- Nichole Croskey supposed to be over years ago. guys and girls have been saying ommend both men and To let them know that their in the latest columns is right and MY POINT women read the book, if you As a woman myself, I am tired words and generalizations are should be preached like gospel, OF VIEW of hearing you fellow females getting to you is showing a sign haven't already. My favorite but as Americans (which we all Rema Ina part of the book is "My Angry whine to our student body about of weakness, and if we are the seem to want to be the best of Opinion Editor the opinion articles directed "strong females" we claim to be, Vagina" It's oh so true... right now) and guest Opinion So I woke up Wednesday towards females. Even though then the words these men write columnists, they have the right to This has been quite an inter- women of the past (and I slate of should have no effect on us. In morning, with a new-found say as they wish. Do not go esting week. A lot of things love for my vagina, and I didn't the past... it's not even close to the end, the guys writing this through life thinking that cen- have been going on. Tuesday being as bad as it was 50 years stuff will get the type of girl they even remember that it was Ash turies of female oppression enti- night I went to sec the Vagina Wednesday. It wasn't until later ago so stop boo-hooing) were deserve, "someone to put them tles you to punish every male Monologues for my Women on in the day when I heard oppressed, it does not give us the in their place." But come on! Do VICKI STRENG Studies 200 class. It entertained people compare what they right to consistently whine about you "educated" females even who says his view on women. me, it touched me and it really were giving up for Lent. Here how women don't have equal fathom the meaning of the word 1 speak for those of us women SOPHOMORE who couldn't care less about made me think Why is vagina we go again. Although no rights and men think little of us, opinion? That is what this page is such a dirty word? Over half what is said about us because we "Ben Affleck because where in the Bible does it say and yada yada. Regardless of all about, so let the men say as the population has one. We all do not need other people's he's really hot." that Christians should give up what the men think of us, we can they wish. (I'm sure if you want- came out of vaginas when we approval to live with ourselves. something for Lent, or even do as we please. In elementary ed to write a column bashing were bom. It's not like there's school, didn't your mothers and men they'd put it in too!) You Do us (and all of the males on that there is a thing called Lent this small group of people who for that matter, I think the fathers tell you to just ignore the expect to not be criticized for campus) a favor. are really abnormal and they're Catholic Church's original pur- person who made fun of you for voicing your opinion just as the Stop your whining. the only ones who have vagi- pose for the no meat, give up nas. All females have diem— something tradition was so moms, sisters, friends, girl- that people, in their very small friends. It really shouldn't be so suffering, could be reminded of weird. all the suffering lesus did for us Then I started thinking If giving up something truly BGSU feels like home ANDREA GRAY about how through out history enriches your spiritual life and SOPHOMORE women were always treated as makes you closer to God, then if they were inferior to men. I think that's a really wonderful AT ISSUE It's great that the University has opened the Union and plans on "John Lennon because Who the hell thought of that? thing. But I really don't think adding more parking, but they should fix the current driving conditions first. he could write me (And speaking of who decides that most people attach some what in the history of our soci- kind of spiritual significance to really cool songs and ety, who decided that the white their sacrifice. It's more like about a wild ride to get from we can fix lot 6 overflow into a poetry." race is, for some reason, better something you're suppose to GUEST COLUMN point A to point B. nice lot. than all the others? Where's the do because you always have. If Take the shuttle route for I don't mean to sound like the logic in that?) Again, females that's the case, what's really the Ben Davis instance. At some segments, Union or more parking are a bad are over half the population. point? And if you're mean to especially on Mercer Street, the idea, but it seems that the well 'Hiey're not some tiny minority people and not actively trying A large number of issues were potholes are so bad that Detroit being of our cars, usually the group who won't be heard. to be a better person, do you brought up in the last few streets would be jealous. Taking most expensive thing we own Women are amazing. Life really think God cares if you eat months about salaries and pay the shuttle is like riding a roller during college, are not a priority comes out of them. How could meat or not? lust a thought... cuts. Some very interesting arti- coaster at times. for care as far as the University is the men not treasure their Even though 1 am eating chocolates during Lent, I didn't cles were printed about how our And how about our nice lot 6 concerned. 1 avoid driving on wonen and treat them as receive any on the stupidest president makes more than the semi unpaved overflow lot? I campus because of the road con- equals, at the very least. day of the year— Valentine's president of the USA, and anoth- really look forward to every time dition. I am sure many people 1 really don't understand sex- er couple about how our teach- I have to park my car in the dirt NATHAN KELMES ism. It makes absolutely no Day. Really, what's the point? If feel that this is something that people are in love, everyday ing staff has one of the lowest for my nice 60 some dollars a would be too much trouble to fix, JUNIOR sense to me. And although pay rates in Ohio. It's funny how should feel like Valentine's Day. semester. It seems that student but Detroit natives deal with it women have come a long way, the lesser issues on campus get They don't need their own spe- cars are much less important to every day and still get by without "Julia Roberts." we can not be truly satisfied neglected sometimes. the school than their faculty as cial holiday. This just makes all much change to their daily com- until there is an end to rape, As a native of metro Detroit. I well, since the damage is no the single people feel bad. It's mute. In Michigan we have two assault, unequal pay etc. I've expect a few things in my life. where near as bad in faculty lots. all Hallmark's fault. seasons, winter and road con- heard men say that we should Good hockey. Faygo pop and How about the Saddlemire lot So, it's finally Friday. A (un- struction. Sure to fix the roads a be happy that of all the rights filled week is ending and a new that every time I pull out of my N and lot 14? These two joined few detours would be needed, we have, but we deserve them. one will soon begin. Valentine's house I am to go through a joy parking lots arc in even worse It's not like men are doing us a Day is over. Lent is just begin- ride of bumps, jumps and pot- condition than most of the roads. but in the long run it would give favor or something. We deserve ning and women are becoming holes as big as Buicks. When I Each parking spot has its own us better roads and safer driving to be able to do anything we more and more proud of their came to the University last separate six inch ditch. The lot is for 20 more years. want and to feel safe doing it. vaginas. semester I heard about all the big cracked and broken and at This article is titled BGSU feels changes on campus that were points at different levels. like home. Unfortunately that's taking place. What really frus- I remember hearing another not a compliment. I love the CHRIS DUNLEUY additions to the campus but as trates me is how many people nice article a few weeks back FRESHMAN forget about the little things about turning the nice park area an out of state student, this is between Kriesher Quadrangle one of the few, less expensive Have a good about the campus— like the 7 don't know. I don't roads. Sure we have a brand new, and Harshman Quadrangle into things 1 expect to be maintained have a celebrity half completed student union a new parking lot for more sports for us. Better roads mean less that is open for business, but I and student parking. How about accidents, less damage to cars dream date.' fixing what is already there? Sure and less noise. Can anyone argue weekend. can't expect to drive down half the streets and parking lots on we could bulldoze that nice little with me why fixing the roads is a the campus without worrying segment of nature we have, or bad idea?
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NATION Researchers clone cat DNA leads to Cloned cat may be ers. Many people have already n't involved in the Texas project, opposite direction of where we stored cells from their pets in say cloning cats could pay off for need to be." man's release step in preserving anticipation of cloning in the more than pet owners. People whose cats have died endangered species future, said Kraemer. It could help research that uses should "go through a grieving By Michael Rubinkam father, my sister," he said "It looks like there will proba- cats for learning about human process, and then go to a shelter ASSOCKTiD PRESS WHIEB moments after his release. say Texas A&M bly be quite a lot of interest." he diseases, they said. Kraemer and embrace another compan- NORRISTOWN, Pa. - A man Montgomery County District researchers. said. noted that cats arc used in neu- ion in your household," he said. convicted of committing two Attorney Bruce Castor said he But a cloned pet won't neces- rological research, and that a col- The kitty clone was the teams rapes 15 years ago was released did not know whether sarily be a carbon copy in league wanted cat clones to help only success after transferring 87 from prison Thursday after Godschalk was innocent, but By Mateom Rrtter prosecutors said DNA evidence said he could not prove his guilt. • P SCIENCE WRITER appearance to the original. The in AIDS research. cloned embryos into eight calico kitten differs from its Moreover, the work could help female cats. Overall, the success raised questions about his guilt. "We are not in the business of In an advance that takes genetic donor in its color pattern, in preserving endangered cat rate was comparable to that seen Judge Gerald Corso granted keeping people in prison that cloning out of the barnyard and because such coloring is not species, they said. in other cloned species, the Bruce Godschalk's request for a we cannot prove arc guilty into the living room, researchers strictly determined by the lineup But Wayne Pacelle, senior vice researchers said. The resean I IIM s new trial, but prosecutors said beyond a reasonable doubt and announced Thursday they have of genes. president for the Humane tried cloning with two types of they would ask the court to dis- that's the situation we have cloned a cat. "This is a reproduction," Society of the United Stales, cells from adult cats. The lone missal! charges rather than retry now," Castor said The female domestic shorthair Kraemer said, "not a resurrec- called the new advance "unfor- success came in one of the him. He was serving a I0-to-20- After Godschalk sued for the is called "cc" for "copycat." It was tion." tunate news." Scientists should attempts using cumulus cells, year sentence. release of DNA evidence, Castor bom Dec. 22 and is now healthy Apart from difference in be moving away from using ani- which are found in the ovary, Godschalk had confessed, but and the Innocence Project had and frisky, researcher Duanc appearance, pet-cloning propo- mals in research, and the biggest from "Rainbow," an adult mem- later said he was coerced. At the tests conducted on spenn sam- Kraemer of Texas A&M nents also say pet owners should problem endangered cat species ber of the university's cat colony. time of his conviction in 1987, ples taken from the two rapes. University in College Station realize a new clone won't come face is habitat destruction, he Hie researchers removed the Godschalk was a 26-year-old Both women were raped at an said. equipped with a ready-made said. nucleus from cat eggs and fused unemployed landscaper. apartment complex in a Headed up by Dr. Mark bond to the owner or carry other As for people who'd like a new the eggs with cumulus cells. He said Thursday he plans to Philadelphia suburb. Westhusin of A&M's veterinary memories. version of a deceased cat, I'acelle Three were grown into embryos live in the house his late mother Labs hired by both the medicine school, the project is But Kraemer and Randall said many communities have and implanted in a female cat. left him and return to landscap- defense and prosecution agreed the first reported success in Prather, an animal cloner at the too many cats for too few homes, Sixty-six days later, cc was deliv- ing. the spenn appeared to be from cloning dogs or cats, which has University of Missouri who was- and cat cloning "goes in (he ered by Cacsarean section. "I lost my whole family while I the same man but not been longdiscussed for pet own- was in jail — my mother, my Godschalk.
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BG NEWS BRIEFING UC hires Rusty Burns, Women lose to Broncos former QB coach By Jason Diion By Joel Hammond CINCINNATI (AP) — Rusty IHE BG NEWS IHE BG NEWS Burns, offensive coordinator Befitting with Head Coach Through 25 minutes of bas- and quarterbacks coach at Curt Miller's challenge to play a ketball last night, BG's women's Wyoming the past three years, full 40-minute game, the basketball team had a tight hold is returning to Cincinnati as women's basketball tried to take on a 17-point lead over Western the Bearcats' offensive coordi- his words to heart, but fell to the Michigan. nator. Eastern Michigan Broncos, 67- The last 15 minutes, however, Burns was quarterbacks 58. featured only 10 Bowling Green coach for the Bearcats from After the WMU's Maria lilian points and a turnaround that 1989-91. Cincinnati coach Rick connected on a 3-pointer to tie has become all too familiar for Minter said he likes the way the game 8-8, Emily Pohl Falcon faithful. Burns installed a spread knocked down a 3-point bucket At halftime, Western's three offense at Wyoming and of her own to ignite a 16-10 run leading scorers — Kristen tutored quarterback Casey that gave the Falcons a 27-20 Koetsier, Karen Deurloo and Bramlet, who threw for 3,069 lead with 2:39 left in the half. Casey Rost — were held to only yards and ranked 14th in the Pohl, who scored 8 first-half 12 points, after averaging 44 nation in total offense in 2001. points, hit another 3-pointer, points per game thus far this The Bearcats are building followed by Stefanie Wenzel's season. The net gain for the their program around quarter- putback, which extended the Falcons was a 10-point advan- back Gino Guidugli, a fresh- lead to 32-22 at the 2:03 mark. tage through one stanza; BG led man last season. WMU's Kelly Koerber added two by as many as eighteen points free-throws that was answered with 17 minutes to go after a by Kelly Kapferers layup to give Pam Brown jumper. BG a 34-24 advantage at the half. "We have a tendency to go Gymnasts Early foul trouble to starters into games and find ourselves Kim Griech and Lindsey Austin, looking up at the opponent," allowed Pohl and Kapferer to said Western head coach Ron look to combine 15 points, helping BG Stewart "Somehow, we dig out to the K) point advantage at of that hole and play well in the intermission. second half. BG's defense and The Falcon's lead would our lack of determination to get raise quickly grow to 16, as Pam the ball reversed and got the ball Brown scored six of her team- inside." high 18 points, in giving BG a 42- Western, however, turned on average 26 lead. However. WMU's Casey the jets in a hurry. Rost, a fresh- Rost, who scored all of her 15 man who is the leading-scoring By Matthew P. Lyons points in the second half, newcomer in the conference, IHE BG MEWS knocked down a 3-point at the got free for an open lay-up, and The BGSU women's gymnas- 16:39 left in the game. two more uncontested hoops by tics team will look to raise their Her basket would propel the Deurloo and Bronco sophomore average score tonight against the Broncos to a 30-14 run, pulling I in, Crisman cut the BG lead to Northern Illinois Huskies at the Western Michigan all even at 56- 10. Eppler Center Gymnasium at 7 56 with 6:02 remaining. The "They just have so many p.m. Broncos ended the game on an offensive weapons that it's hard BG is coming off a win on 11-2 run to provide the final to play them for 40 minutes," Saturday against George margin for the game. said BG head coach Curt Miller. Washington University in Miller felt that, despite the "After a while, talent level just Chapel Hill, North Carolina BG loss, his team demonstrated the takes over, and they just have a *• went 1 -1 last time out also loos- character that has define the ton of weapons at a lot of posi- • ing their first of the season to the team all season long. tions on the floor. We helped University of North Carolina "We talked a lot about heart Rost get started, and all good The Huskies are looking for and passion, and that we need- scorers like that their first MAC win of the 2002 ed to play that to win this game," "She (Rost) had a huge second season after dropping meets to Miller said. "I never questioned half (15 points) and Koetsier had Western Michigan, Central that we played with a lot of heart a big double-double.Those Michigan, and Ball State. The and passion tonight". three players, their best players, Falcons on the other hand have Chits Schooler BG News a 3-0 record in the conference to BBAU, PAGE 7 FOUL Sophomore Kelly Kapferer goes up for the shot as the Falcons lost to the Broncos, 67-58. SECOND HALF. PAGE 8 maintain. A win over the Huskies will take the all-time series to 7-1. BG will depend on a variety of team members for success tonight Seniors Mamy Oestreng, Mindy Untch and Emily Gray will lead the charge. Young pitching leers battle They will need help from the entire squad to earn a victory. Freshmen Kari Else and Kristen Dipietro will also be looked to for the victory. must lead baseball lowest team With the addition of more By Erica Gambaccint seating the Falcons are looking By Erik Cassano young pitching has to step up believe both can contribute this IHE BG HEWS BG vs. LSSU IHE BG NEWS to students, family, and mem- and cany much of the load. year. The ice hockey team gets bers of the community for addi- Bowling Green baseball Head "The majority of our experi- Offensively, the Falcons lost ready to begin their final home FACE-OFF: 7:05 Fri. and Sat. tional support. The gymnastics Hoach Danny Schmitz says he ence is in our sophomore class," three main contributors to last stretch of the season this week- at BGSU Ice Arena year's fireworks show. venue is similar to Anderson doesn't put a lot of stock in pre- Brown said. "We'll have guys like end as they take on the only RADIO: 88.1 WBGU IM Arena in is smallness. The abili- season polls. That's probably a Knoblauch, (Neil) Schmitz, Outfielders Lee Morrison and team below them in the ty to pack the seats creates the good thing. Last year, the Mid- Booth, (Ryan) Lindquist We'll Aric Christman, and third base- Central Collegiate Hockey Aaron Rund and Phil Prusa close, smothering atmosphere American Conference preseason have Doug Flcre back as a red- man Scott Dukate were lost to Association, Lake Superior will call the play-by-play that BG is known for around the coaches' poll pegged the Falcons shirt junior." graduation, taking 43 home runs State, at BGSU Ice Arena action Friday. Steve Mears MAC. to finish fourth in the East Knoblauch, Booth, right-han- and 158 RBI with them. The Lakers sit three points and Dave Crane will describe The Falcons and the Huskies Division, and they wound up der Lindquist and lefties Schmitz It falls on the likes of senior behind the Falcons in the the action Saturday. Ziggy square off tonight at 7 p.m. in riding the best offensive season and Keith Laughlin are the outfielder Len Elias, a third-team CCHA, Zoomba's pre-game starts at the Eppler Center Gymnasium. in the country to the division title sophomore pitching class. They All-American selection by the These two teams faced off 6:40 Friday and 6:30 Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 with a .360 team batting average combined to win 18 games last National Collegiate Baseball earlier in the season and came Saturday. for students. All BGSU students and a 36-18 overall record. This year. However, Flere might be Writers Association. Second- away with a split, each team get in free with a valid student year, the poll placed them third. the biggest key to the season on team AL-MAC selections 2B recording a 3-2 victory. which was the first time he ID. Their chance to prove them- the mound. Flere has been Corey Loomis and C Tim Newell However, the Falcons have scored back-to-back goals selves better starts with the sea- recovering from "Tommy John" are also going to be in the heart the upper hand winning seven since Oct 20 and 26 versus son opener today in Knoxville ligament transplant surgery on of the order most days. of the last 10 home games Northern Illinois and Ohio against Tennessee. The his elbow. He hasn't pitched in a Sophomore David Barkholz, verse LSSU including four State. Volunteers finished third in the competitive game since April who split time between the out- straight victories. Saturday Senior Scott College World Series last season. 2000, but the lefty with a 90-mph field and the mound last year, Both teams are coming off Hewson and sophomore Kevin On the mound, the Falcons fastball and a breaking ball will become primarily an out- dual losses. BG dropped a pair Bieksa scored BG's first power lost their best pitcher, Craig Brown describes as "major fielder this year and bat leadoff 1 to Ferris State (5-2, 6-3) last play goals in 36 attempts. Menke, to injury midway league' could become the ace of most days. Elias will shift from weekend, while the Lakers lost Wires, along with senior through the season last year. the staff. left field to right field, a move two to Michigan (1-0,5-0). Marc Barlow, each have two- Menke graduated and signed "One of the big keys is Doug made because right field is the Freshman goalie Jordan game point streaks heading with the Houston Astros. They Flere," Schmitz said. "He will sun field at Steller, better suited Sigalet started the second peri- into this weekend's series with had good performances from play a major role. He'll allow for a more experienced player. od in net last Friday for junior LSSU. Barlow had two assists some young pitchers like right- other pitchers to be put in their Freshman JeffWarnock is tabbed starter Tyler Masters. He on the weekend. handed starter Kyle Knoblauch normal roles." right now to be the everyday left allowed two goals on 25 shots and right-handed reliever Brad Henry heads a class of fielder. for two periods of action. NOTE Clayton Booth, who tied for sec- three senior pitchers. The righty On the infield, Loomis and Sigalet continued to stay in The Falcons were without ond on the team in wins, along reliever\vill most likely be one of shortstop Nick Elrod are the goal for the Falcons Saturday as senior captain Greg Day, who with Brett Baumgartner, at five. the main pillars of the bullpen upperclassman anchors. Power- he had a career-high 48 saves missed his first collegiate hock- The toss of Menke means that along with Booth. The two com- hitting first baseman Kelly Hunt on 54 shots. ey game due to a laceration he the majority of the pitching tal- bined for seven saves last year. will bat cleanup on most days. BG's second short-handed suffered above his left ankle in ent on this team is young. Last The two freshmen pitchers He leads all returners with 14 goal of the year was scored the third period of play of dan Setae* BG News year was a growing process that getting the most looks from the home runs Andy Hudak, who Friday by sophomore Mark Friday night's game. He BALANCING ACT: A BG gym- allowed Schmitz and pitching coaches are righties Tyler split time with Dukate at third Wires to give the Falcons their absence snapped a streak of nast finished up her routine on coach Tod Brown to gauge who Saneholz and Matt Hundley. first goal of the weekend. He playing 146-consecutive best fit in what roles. Now, the Brown and Danny Schmitz the beam in a recent match. PITCHING. PAGE 8 also scored a goal Saturday, games. • WWW.B6NEWS.COM SPORTS Friday, February 15,2002 7 Netters Here come the ice dancers looking ByTimKorte medal favorites Marina Anissina THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and Gwendal Peizerat of France SALT LAKE CITY —When he as well as world champions for a considers the controversy that Barbara Fusar-PoH and Maruizio has consumed figure skating at Margaglio of Italy. the Olympics, American ice At the 1998 Nagano Olympics, break dancer Charles Sinek shrugs his Bourne and Kraatz claimed shoulders. Russian and French judges con- By Zach Baker Ice dancing, after all, wrote the spired to deny them a medal. THE BG N[*S book on judging controversies. Anissina, who was born in Sometimes, a break is just what "The credibility of our sport Russia, and Peizerat won the you need. That is what the 5-3 has been in question ever since it bronze. men's tennis team is hoping for started," Sinek said. "Ice dance The combination of Russian when they travel to Des Moines, has always been totally contro- and Canadian skaters, along Iowa to play two matches this versial. We knew that going into with a French judge, has been weekend. the sport, so this is nothing new combustible in Salt Lake City. The team has not played a to us." Bourne already sounds cynical, match since defeating So far, the story of the Salt Lake and who can blame her? Kalamazoo College 5-2 on Feb. 2. City Olympics is how judging "I'm confident we are going to The Falcons first test will come improprieties may have helped skate our best the whole compe- Friday against Drake, a powerful the Russian pairs team win a tition," she said. "Beyond that, team that is ranked 75 in the gold medal. anything is out of our control." country. Stay tuned, though. The ice Long before Tonya vs. Nancy Bowling Green coach lay dancers are just warming up. made figure skating look like Harris believes his team is ready Competition opens Friday boxing in sequins, there was for the challenge. with compulsories, worth one- something goofy about ice danc- "We had a great two weeks of fifth of the total score. And get ing. practice and we will definitely be this: the Canadians and Russians Pairs and singles skaters are ready to go this weekend," said are in contentioa judged on required elements Harris. "We feel like we should be No wonder some in the ice such as jumps, spins and spirals. able to go in and beat Drake, even dancing community feel jittery. Dance couples are judged on in their own place." "Everyone is worried now," how close and fast they skate Associated Press Photo Harris also believes his team said Nikolai Morozov, a choreog- matches up well against Iowa, together, as well as their rhythm SKATING DUO: French ice dancing pair Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat dance during a prac- rapher who coaches Canadian and footwork. whom the Falcons will face ice dancers Shae-Lynn Bourne You won't see throws and tice session at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Saturday. The coach hopes the and Victor Kraatz. jumps in dance, where the "Judges are spectators in a worth 20 percent of a couple's mined event," Tchemyshev said. team will be able to rise up and He would know. emphasis is on music and way, so they also have subjective total score. Each dance team "It's pretty clear that we have dif- defeat the Hawkeyes, and pick up Bourne and Kraatz won a con- artistry. Because interpretation opinions," U.S. performer Peter performs the same steps to the ferent levels of ice dancers, but a win against a Big Ten squad for troversial decision in December goes a long way, ice dancing Tchemyshev said. same two pieces of music, which you still have required elements the first time this season. at the Grand Prix finals. At the judges have more wiggle room Thank goodness, then, for the many feel bolsters objectivity. you have to perform." "The match against Iowa will meet in Canada, they beat gold when they fill out their ballots. monotonous compulsories, "I don't think it's a predeter- Let's hope he's right. be a battle," said Harris. "But our guys will looking forward to com- ing into that match with some extra toughness, especially after Falcon lose to Freshmen our loss to Illinois State." THE CAMPUS BUZZZZZZ The 5-2 loss to Illinois State, which occurred the same day as Broncos in battling for the win over Kalamazoo, has not f*^w Bee a part of The Campus Buzz! been forgotten by the players. final minutes catcher The loss caused Harris to ques- M(& We are looking for: tion his team's mental prepara- BBAU.FR0MPAGE6 PITCHING. FROM PAGE 6 tion for some of their matches. "^ • Writers Senior Mike Kossoff, who has base last year will become the The Falcon's may have shown helped rally his teammates in the their heart and exuded passion, primary 3B this year. past, believes that mental prepa- • Photographers but their loss was due in large Behind Newell, the catching situation is a bit dicey. There are ration will not be a problem for Contact: Chasity Lester, Editor @ 372-6968 part the Broncos holding BG to the Falcons this weekend. only 34 percent shooting for the four freshmen battling to "After the match against Illinois [email protected] game, and two field goals during become the primary backup, State I told the guys that we had the final 11:00. lesse Sobol, Burke Badenhopp, to play better," said Kossoff. "I "We only gave up 19 field Dustin Pearson and Kevin have been here for four years, goals for the game, but WMU longstreth. It is a situation the and I have never seen a team thrives at the foul line,". We defi- coaches hope to have resolved work harder. We will be stronger BG News welcomes your nitely controlled the tempo, but this season before they lose Newell to graduation. than we have ever been." it's hard to win you make only The team will also be aided by two field goals down the stretch". The designated hitter spot will the return of Sophomore Milos The Falcons travel to take on be split between sophomore lirout, who has missed the last ideas for future stories ^B\ Nate Henschen and Neil Marshall for the second time two matches due to injury. this season. Tip-off is scheduled Schmitz. Henschen was a catcher Freshman Ian Bliss, who has last year, but will be used mostly • w for Saturday at 6:30 p.m. been fighting the flu, will not be . Call us at 372-6965 asalB/DH this year. available this weekend.
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Applicant should be interested in be- contact Bob Koch 419-385-5814 or Starting May or Aug. 353-2382. TIFFANY TAHPLEY 734 Elm-Large 2 BR, 2 Bath House The Homestead coming a stockbroker. Duties in- fax resume to 419-385-6483 MEACAN HAYES clude: contacting clients and pros- Avail. August 21. $750/mo. Room available in historic house One and two bedroom. A/C. pects on investments, stock/mutual At all properties, tenants pay utilit- Private entrance. No pets. $235 mo. on-site laundry, ceramic tile, fund research, client mailings, and ies, parental guarantees, security 352-9925 "For all your soundproof construction, skylights computer operations Internships deposit equal to one month's rent. dBhwashers, vaulted ceings For Sale Rent collected quarterly. Locally Spacious 1 bdrm apt. downtown. are available Ideal tor Freshmen News, From $510/month -12 monfh lease and Sophomores. Wages and owned and managed Please call Sublsr wanted ASAP. Possible heurs: Flexible Contact: EyeCon Enterprises, Ltd. at (419) rental for next year. $375/mo. + Weather, & utilities.Call 354-6354. John Lehman or Joe Pino at 89 Acura Integra LS 5dr. Power win- 354-4426. ^^^^^ Additional Sites to Choose from: 419-861 9838 Sports." dows/locks AM/FM Cassette Gray Apt. 3 bdrms Subleaser needed ASAP for 1 bed- Uberfy Street & Summit HHI well-maintained. $2200 OBO Available now through May 15 room apartment. $475/mo. Contact 352-5822. Tues.- Fri. 5:30 pm 419-352-9925 Kim 419-304-0217 Cable Channel 6 tef us help you moke a lough '91 Jeep Cherokee Good condition. decision easy, call or stop by the 160K. $2500 OBO. Subleaser needed immed Now until Aug. 2 bdrm. duplex in BG. Close office TODAY* 2002/2003 LISTINGS 353-5455. Signing Leases to downtown. $600/mo. + utils. Call 419-354-6036 '94 Pontiac Sunbird Convertible. Call 257-1523. BG Good condition. $4500 OBO. From 10:00-4:00 Call 874-0457. 96 Ford Contour Se 4dr. 5sp.man- e*fEKCA ual. excellent cond.loaded w/alloy Management Inc. wheels. Leather, all power.moon root, Red well maint. CD/prem. Evergreen Apt. 215 E. Poe sound $5300 OBO. 419-472-7694 Efficiencies & Large 1 Bdrms. Laundry on site '99 Cougar V6, Sunroof, spoiler, all power, tinted windows. 354-7379 2002 Wedding Shew Starts at $ 250/mo - Call 353-580* Saturday & Sunday, Jebmary 16-17 APARTMENTS Management Inc. FOR RENT Spesmml by the mttsdate Apt. 1082 Faltvtew Somcthiiifi for Everyone 1 ( 2 Bdrms / 3Bdrm Twnh StmtfneX-3V»6»nc Dishwasher/A/C/Garbage Disp Clean - Comfortable Starts at $390 * Utilities - Affordable Call 353-5800 Management Inc. (BridalJasftwn Show Hemzsrte Apt 710 N. 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Douglas K.itititi.iii-Im.iikuil Planning. Buggy Whip Bukery ^ Widow House Aets B30 Fourth St. 11A* 'Door (Prizes 1 BdrmsVAir Condition Brides and Grooms thui have set their redding date Garbage Disposal/ Dishwasher may register for Door Prizes including Starts at $400 . Elec a Gas Prize Wedding Gown from Aunt Put's Bridal (up to %00 value! Step by the office at 2 Bdrm Unfur n iTEAK H0OSE I2MN. MataOtHl 1045 N. Main St. I |xl«rtl km hen, W rll.tm.Uirn for complete listing or Mini Mr nop mi property Be-ltatCissa 163 SOUTH MAIN ST - BOWLING GKEN CHI 353-5800 woodlond mcST 41S-X4-4447 www.bgw «tu http://www.wcnsrt.OTg/-iTi ace a/ ('.ill 352 -.11 »1U I