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Hallie Riley | Campus Editor Each year hundreds of students and alumni Virtual beer tasting “Over 40 (people) registered which is a congregate for BGSU’s homecoming Starting on Friday night, BGSU Dining much larger number than we would be able weekend, a tradition marked by Falcon held a virtual beer-tasting function where to host in the Teaching Kitchen in-person, football, tailgating, block parties and the different styles of beer were profiled and so it is really great we can open it up to all annual Freddie and Frieda 5K. selected from local breweries. of our alumni and not limit the attendees,” However, with all the popular in-person “Beer is a very social drink and that idea Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement events currently on hold until further notice, flowed through this event . . . From my Kate Zenone said via email. the Office of Campus Activities had to get perspective, the alumni involved had a great creative with transforming homecoming experience learning about some great beers Freddie and Frieda 5K run weekend into a virtual experience. in a virtual way,” Director of Marketing This year, runners across the country had Those competing had the chance to and Communications at BGSU Dining Jon the opportunity to participate in the Freddie choose their own course or run the 3.1 Homecoming King and Queen Zachrish said. and Frieda 5k run from their homes. miles on their own time and submit a photo In addition to the university’s traditional 5k The drink menu included these beers: Students and alumni represented states afterwards. run, BGSU announced senior Dwayne Gary from the Midwest to the East Coast and “Of course, (runners) won’t get to see and senior Audrey Schweers as this year’s 1. Total Eclipse Oatmeal Stout from Maumee Bay everything in between. Down below are the how pretty campus is and how it might homecoming king and queen on Sunday. Brewing states represented from this year: have changed since they were last here . . . Gary said on an Instagram post, “On (but) runners don’t have to get up early on 2. BG Beer Works from Prof Coomes IPA Arizona Minnesota October 4, 2020, I was crowned BGSU’s Saturday morning. They can choose when 3. Octoberfest from Arlyn’s Brewery Florida Nebraska Homecoming King. Thank you all for the they want to do the course during the time Georgia Ohio support and help throughout this process. 4. Easy Golden Ale from Earnest Brew Works allotted,” Associate Director of Alumni & Illinois Pennsylvania The court was filled with amazing student Events Kim Jacobs said. n Since this event was held over Zoom, guests Indiana Utah leaders all deserving of the title.” were welcomed without a limit on the Maryland Virginia

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RC | Entertainment Editor “If you were a fan of the Hip-hop has seen its fair share of highs and lows this year. For every forgettable original ‘Savage Mode’ Childish Gambino flop, there’s a Run The and go into this expecting Jewels project that perfectly encapsulates the turbulent summer. For every Jay the same type of Electronica project that failed to live up to decades-long anticipation, there was project, you might leave a collaboration between rapper Freddie Gibbs and producer The Alchemist to make disappointed, but you everything feel better. would be disappointed for An artist like Eminem is far past his prime at this point, but while it can be considered the wrong reasons.” more of a singer/songwriter project than a straight rap album, the team surrounding — RC — the late Mac Miller did his legacy justice Entertainment Editor with the posthumous release of “Circles.” The point being that in a year that has Similar to Savage’s 2017 collaborative been dominated by negative headlines project with Migos member on across the world, hip-hop has had a fairly “Without Warning,” there’s an air of consistent year on the whole. creepiness surrounding a good portion With the fourth quarter of 2020 waiting of songs here that fits like a glove with in the wings, fans of the genre are curious the spookiness of October. Songs like to see if anyone else will try and make the “Glock In My Lap,” “Slidin,” “Many Men” claim for album of the year. Luckily, a new and “Snitches & Rats” feel like they were contender made its presence known on Oct. intended as background music to Halloween 2. And its narrator? Morgan Freeman. parties that won’t be taking place this year. “Savage Mode II,” the brainchild of rapper Savage floats over tracks like “RIP Luv” and producer , and “Brand New Draco” — which heavily acts as the sequel to 2016’s “Savage Mode” samples Eazy E’s “Boyz-n-the-Hood” — — the project that put Savage on the map with ease, and goes toe-to-toe with Young initially. Featuring fan favorites like “X” Thug on “Rich N---- S---” just as well. “Mr. with and “No Heart,” the nine- Right Now” is a perfectly fine radio single song mixtape was a grim look at street life aside from an unnecessary Drake verse, and and a dark interpretation of the heartless PHOTO BY RALPH ARVESEN VIA WIKIMEDIA COMMONS 21 ties up the entire project in a bow and childhood lifestyle that a young Savage grew ribbon with the excellent “Said N Done.” accustomed to in , Georgia. Four With all that said, “Savage Mode II” builds Freeman adds a very calming and sage If you were a fan of the original years, a multitude of star-making features on all of that positive momentum and presence to what is a pretty in-your-face “Savage Mode” and go into this expecting and one bizarre incident with ICE officers makes a case as the best full length in either gangsta rap album, and the balance struck the same type of project, you might later, Mr. Savage has become a beloved men’s discography. between the two is perfect for what they leave disappointed, but you would be figure in the rap community as he seemingly The album opens with the were going for. Speaking of perfect, the disappointed for the wrong reasons. “Savage gets better with each release. Metro Boomin, aforementioned Morgan Freeman opening song “Runnin” is the perfect tone Mode II” adds depth and improvement to on the other hand, has continued his welcoming you to what you’re about to setter for an album that doesn’t have an an already rapidly improving Savage and reputation as one of the genre’s most prolific listen to in a way only Morgan Freeman can, outright bad song on it. Running — excuse another notch in the belt for the already and revered producers. and he continues his soothing presence the pun — at just 44 minutes, the album established Metro Boomin. The end results throughout the record’s duration. flies by on first listen. are indeed, savage. n YOUR LIFE October 7, 2020 | PAGE 4 Spice up your fall with these activities

Alison Kaiser | Reporter With the “unbe-leaf-able” things happening in the world right now, it might seem impossible to have any “gourd” times. However, there are various corn mazes, pumpkin patches and apple orchards with safety protocols in place that can bring a sense of normality during the fall season. Wheeler Farms Corn Maze, located in Whitehouse, Ohio, has a different approach to its annual maze, which has been around for more than a decade. Director of Operations, Christy Wheeler Geha said, “We are all about family activities, especially with times like these. We feel like it is necessary to give people a chance to escape, enjoy fresh air and do something fun in the fall.” Adjustments had to be made, such as extra-wide paths and spaced out cones in the admission lines. Visitors have a touchless credit card payment option. Masks are required in lines, but are allowed PHOTO VIA WHEELER FARMS to be taken off once guests are socially distanced in the maze. The corn maze also The corn maze will be open every Their farm features pumpkins, fall decor “It’s disappointing. Everyone enjoys the has three fire pits where guests are invited to weekend from Sept. 19 until Oct. 31. Tickets and a petting zoo with chickens, pigs, turkeys, Apple Butter Festival. We had everything spread out and warm up. are $12 for adults, and $10 for children lambs and goats. there, but I guess it’s just a different year,” “We encourage everyone to do whatever and seniors. Pop, water and Gatorade are The Langenderfers are following Gov. Mike she said. they feel comfortable with, whether that is available to purchase along with glow DeWine’s guideline about social distancing. The option to pick your own apples is keeping their mask on in the maze or not,” bracelets and necklaces. “Everything is spaced out. We actually dependent on the crop and weather conditions. Geha said. Pete’s Pumpkins and Gwen’s Gourds, doubled the space this year to allow people MacQueen said they only have about This year’s theme is “Hometown Heroes” located on Neiderhouse Road in to social distance,” Langenderfer said. 33% of their crop because a frost in May to honor those working on the front lines. Perrysburg, is ready for a busy and safe They have also limited the number of took a majority of the crop. The corn maze is separated into three month of October. people inside their shop, set up a touchless She said the pick your own option is still mazes: medical worker, teacher and This is their eighth year for the payment option through Venmo and more popular this year than previous years. delivery driver. pumpkin patch, which is located at Gwen cancelled the annual hayride. The pumpkin “I think it’s because people are cooped Geha said it was easy to pick this year’s Langenderfer’s home. Co-owner of Pete’s patch is open every weekend in October. up and just want a reason to get outside,” theme. “We feel that now, more than Pumpkins and Gwen’s Gourds and BGSU Another popular fall activity is apple she said. ever, we want to recognize people in our Alumni, Langenderfer, says she is excited picking, which is available at MacQueen The orchard is practicing social distancing community that do so much in a time of so to see families bonding at their pumpkin Orchards in Holland, Ohio. The annual Apple by requiring people to wear masks when little,” she said. patch. Butter Festival is cancelled this year due to near other guests. The corn maze, in total, is six miles long. “I love seeing all of the families being the pandemic, but the MacQueen family is Apple picking and other activities are “It’s good exercise, it’s entertaining and it’s able to have a good time outdoors with no still offering apple picking and various baked available every day in October at the fun. I definitely recommend it,” Geha said. technology,” Langenderfer said. goods in their market and express tent. MacQueen Orchard. n

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“Will you shut up man?” “Did you use the word smart with me? Don’t ever use the word smart with me. Don’t ever “ I don’t know if it’s necessarily funny, use that word… Because you know what? but it was kind “You’re the worst of cringeworthy. There’s nothing smart about you Joe.” This kid, he didn’t president America has ever realize his mic “I guess I’m debating you [Chris Wallace], not Joe, wasn’t muted, and had.” but that’s okay. That’s no surprise to me.” he was just letting profanities fly “It’s hard to get any word SETH CURL and saying a lot of [When discussing the economic Sophomore | Flight cuss words. And once the teacher in with the clown.” effects of COVID-19] “I’m the one Technical Organization said something that brought back football!” he muted it pretty quick. ” GRAPHIC BY CLAIRE WILKINSON SPORTS October 7, 2020 | PAGE 6 Five football players to watch in 2020

Zak Smith | Sports Columnist Quintin Morris | Senior, Tight End Andrew Clair | Redshirt Junior, Caleb Biggers | Junior, Corner Matt McDonald | Redshirt Junior, Throughout the years, think of some Running Back The most used phrase in sports is Quarterback of the best professional QB-TE duos. What helps an offense more than a guy “defense wins championships,” and that They say teams start and end with the Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, Peyton who has been a third-team All-MAC player starts with the secondary. Look at how quarterback position. Look at the past two Manning and Dallas Clark or Tony twice in three years? Andrew Clair has been defensive backs have impacted teams on seasons when it was Jarrett Doege, Darius Romo to Jason Witten. Occasionally a nothing short of a difference maker anytime a professional level, most recently when Wade and Grant Loy. Doege, after 19 games quarterback’s best friend is the tight end. he has been on the field for the Falcons. Minkah Fitzpatrick was brought to the at Bowling Green, completed 62.7% of his This could not be more true for Quintin He has over 1,600 rushing yards and 13 Steelers, the defense was changed to an elite passes, had over 4,000 yards passing and Morris and whichever quarterback has touchdowns in his career, and he still has level and almost took a team to the playoffs. led the Falcons to a 7-24 record for the been under center for the Falcons. two years of NCAA eligibility left. Clair, who Caleb Biggers, the junior from Maryland, orange and brown. Doege now is the starter Since Scottie Miller left at the end of missed most of the 2018 season with injury was a difference maker in that same way last the 2018 season to pursue his NFL Career at West Virginia where he is a stud for the decided to redshirt his junior year in order year for the Falcons. (where he now catches passes from Brady Mountaineers’ offense. to not lose the season entirely. Last season alone, Biggers had a tackle in in Tampa Bay), Morris has really picked Darius Wade and Grant Loy in the 2019 Not only is Clair a difference maker on every game he appeared in. He had seven up the slack for the Falcons posting more season led the Falcons to a 3-9 record with the field, but he is a leader in the locker tackles against Kansas State and tied a than 1,100 yards and 11 touchdowns over just under 2,000 passing yards. It’s important room. It hurt the team to not have him on school record with a 100-yard fumble return the past two seasons. to have a dynamic offense if the hope for the the field last year. Someone who averages for a touchdown against Central Michigan. He was the true safety net especially Falcons is to contend in the MAC with the 5.4 yards per carry over his career should He was the definition of a difference maker last year for a team that mustered only likes of Miami and Buffalo. be after all, and this doesn’t even begin for these Falcons last season when it seemed 1,888 yards of passing offense. In the Now enter McDonald, who like Wade, to mention his ability to be a dual-threat that the defense didn’t have answers. 2019 season alone, Morris pulled in 649 running back. Quintin Morris is important Biggers is a fantastic corner who is going followed Head Coach Scott Loeffler to yards and four touchdowns. It’s important Bowling Green from Boston College. The to this offense, but if the Falcons can get to be matched up against good receivers. to ensure that the ball can be moved Clair back too, then this offense could He won’t have to go up against power five redshirt junior from Newport Beach, Texas efficiently down the field, but the pass become a serious threat. school receivers, but as we have seen in had to sit last season due to the NCAA catchers have to be effective as well. Getting both phases of an offense going, recent years, MAC receivers are no joke. transfer policy, but in the two games he Morris also averaged more yards per catch the run and pass game, is key to being It’ll be important for the defense to stay in played for the Eagles, he went 7-8, with 118 than Albert Okwuegbunam from Missouri balanced. Clair coming back to this squad games and not make the offense engage in passing yards and two touchdowns. and Lynn Bowden Jr. from Kentucky who will take stress off a new quarterback, and shootouts, and that’s going to need to start If the offense wants to be successful, both were drafted this past April. off a rebuilding team. Coach Loeffler will be with Biggers in the secondary. Matt McDonald will need to bring his Morris is electric as a pass catcher and excited to have Clair on the field. professionalism and the accuracy he showed an impactful blocker. He is the number at Boston College to the Doyt this fall. one target for Bowling Green that every team has to game plan for and everyone “Clair has over 1,600 “Last season alone, needs an offensive weapon to draw the “Darius Wade and Grant tough coverages. rushing yards and 13 Biggers had a tackle Loy in the 2019 season touchdowns in his career, in every game he “Morris is electric as a led the Falcons to a 3-9 and he still has two years appeared in. He had pass catcher and record with just under of NCAA eligibility left. seven tackles against an impactful blocker. 2,000 passing yards. Clair, who missed most Kansas State and tied He is the number one It’s important to have a of the 2018 season with a school record target for Bowling Green dynamic offense if the injury decided to redshirt with a 100-yard that every team has to hope for the Falcons his junior year in order fumble return for a game plan for and is to contend in the MAC to not lose the touchdown against everyone needs an with the likes of Miami season entirely.” Central Michigan. ” offensive weapon to draw and Buffalo.” — Zak Smith — — Zak Smith — — Zak Smith — the tough coverages.” Sports Columnist Sports Columnist Sports Columnist — Zak Smith — Sports Columnist Visit bgfalconmedia.com for more. SPORTS October 7, 2020 | PAGE 6 BGSU athletics faces financial problem

Ethan Watts | Sports Reporter “With no fall travel, teams that have built teams within that conference for the season. to discuss potentially moving the season their budget for traveling would obviously This now creates more of a financial back to the fall. In early August, CBS News reported colleges save the money that they were going to burden for the MAC because the schools Several ideas for “return-to-play could lose around $1 billion from suspending spend,” Elsasser said. “The NCAA has also can no longer receive the money from non- models” for football were presented at the their fall sports due to COVID-19. extended the period of recruiting, which conference games. meeting; however, no decision was made. Schools in the Mid-American Conference helps save money for some of these teams “I have been in contact with my peers The MAC commissioner was contacted, are a part of that loss. The decision by MAC that travel around and recruit heavily and colleagues at other institutions that but due to a “hectic schedule” could not officials to cancel fall sports with plans during the fall, because now they can’t even are in the MAC, and we are all in the same comment at the time. to move the season to spring creates a leave campus.” situation,” Elsasser said. “We are all trying “With the Big Ten jumping back in, financial burden for BGSU. The Big Ten Conference also cancelled to figure out how we are going to survive right now we’re kind of holding our “When we start to talk about cancelling football in the fall, we’re talking about its fall season three days after the MAC did while not having fall sports, and what we breath, looking around and just trying $450,000 to $600,000 worth of ticket sales with the same idea to play their season out can be doing to try and mitigate our losses.” to see what all is going on. Hoping that revenue that we just cannot get back,” during the spring. BGSU acquired $2.2 million from the Big we find out what all of this means for Senior Associate Athletic Director for This decision allowed the MAC and Ten games in their 2019 budget. us,” Schoonover said. “We are telling our Internal Affairs, Jim Elsasser said. Big Ten to still play their non-conference “Obviously financially that’s a big deal guys ‘look, we are going to prepare this In 2019, BGSU made over half its ticket games against each other. Overall, the for our whole athletic department, not just next week to get ready to either have revenue for all sports from football alone. MAC would have made $10 million for our football team. You wish it wasn’t such a some games and play some ball. Or get “It really puts you on the defensive these games, with $2.2 million of that huge hit, but it honestly is,” BGSU Safeties prepared to have the best season of spring mode,” Elsasser said. “So now we have to going to BGSU for playing in games against Coach and Special Teams Coordinator Jacob ball we can possibly have.’” come up with ways to reduce spending and Ohio State and the University of Illinois, Schoonover said. As of Sept. 25, the MAC announced its make up for whatever is lost revenue. That according to the Toledo Blade. Seven conferences out of the 10 which plans to start the football season playing is really the battle.” But on Sept. 16, the Big Ten agreed to make up the Football Bowl Subdivision a six-game schedule starting Nov. 4, but With the season being cancelled, BGSU resume their fall season in October playing have decided to play this fall. dates and times for each game have yet to has been able to save money in their budget an in-conference only schedule. This The Commissioner and the Council of be announced. n that is no longer needed to use for fall sports. means Big Ten teams will only play other Presidents of the MAC met last Saturday

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Hallie Riley | Campus Editor “The uncertainty that lies ahead with The resolution highlights listed below “The temporary modifications to COVID-19 should not play as a factor were presented to the Faculty Senate the grade scale, for both graduate and As students and faculty are still getting ac- in our final grades, so by allowing this general assembly on Tuesday: undergraduate students, is just as necessary climated to remote and online learning, option for all students, we are helping this semester as it was during the Spring universities across the country have been promote a healthy, and reactive, learning • Undergraduate and graduate 2020 semester. Not every student this modifying their grading policies to ensure environment,” USG President Harrison students will have until Nov. 18, 2020, semester is on the same academic playing academic success. Carter stated via email. to change the grading option for field, and this is something USG has On Sept. 17, College of Arts and Sciences standard graded courses. recognized,” Carter wrote. at The Ohio State University passed a • All standard graded courses can be resolution to allow for pass/fail options for “The uncertainty switched to the S/U grading option, fall semester. that lies ahead regardless of catalog designation. On Sunday, the Harvard Undergraduate • For undergraduate students: any Council called for the university to extend with COVID-19 grades changed to S/U during fall deadlines for students wanting to add or 2020 will not count toward the drop courses, or change their grade to should not play 16-credit maximum allowed by that pass/fail. policy. Similar to other schools, BGSU’s as a factor in our • For graduate students: students Undergraduate Student Senate has final grades,” receiving a C or better will receive collaborated with the Graduate Student an S. BG News Senate to present a flexible grading — Harrison Carter — proposal. USG President 1 column (2.4375”) by 6.25”

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