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Latta edges out Buehrer to take Chancellor: School plan builds economy ALEXIS HUCKABEE Freshman. Medical Therapy coveted Republican primary Fingerhut travels to raQ&Asi
"Late Night Special.'by By Tim Sampson county's results until alter (ia.in. By Dave Herrera Eric Fingerhut be to cut hack redundancies that Pretty Ricky." City Editor the morning after the election, Sen.," • ■ ■ lead si hools to compete with one Latta who said he only got an | Page 4 anothet fot the same students. After pullingan all-nighter. State hour and a half of sleep on elec- I he chancellor of Ohio's Hoard ol I he state would expect each Hep. iiol) Luta squeezed out a tion night, was reluctant to make Regents came to the Universitj Regents, wh M liool iii excel In their chosen narrow \ ictory in the Republican any statements to the press until yesterday to discuss his plan for to the Univei fields and state funding would primary of the ">tli District formallyclaimingvicturv around higher educations future In the hinge in pail on then success, Congressional special election. 6:43 a.m. the morning after. state. "We want to tell the story ot With all precincts reporting, "It would have been presump- Kric Fingerhut met with admin- 10 bring people to the state of (>hio public highei education in the TODAY results on the Ohio Secretary of tuous to claim something while istrators and faculty for about an if mil our public institutions?" stale ... but we also want to plan Cloudy State'sWeb site showedLatta beat some counties were still out," hour to answei questions about Under the list), schools would together," I ingerhtit said. High: 50, Low: 34 bis nearest rival for the nomina- I ana said. his 10-year master plan for the work with the chancellor to decide Km some faculty still had con tion, Slate Sen. Steve Buehrer, by But all doubt was removed University System of Ohio, an ini- what strengths thej want to use to cerns about die program, such :t.(i percentage points, or 2,649 when Buehrer called Latta tiative to improve coordination distinguish themselves from other as whethet it would mean being votes. to leave him a congratulatory among the state's publk colleges schools in Ohio. forced by the state to eliminate The candidates were kept up voicemail. and universities. Distinguishing schools would Othei programs well past midnight on election Ixitta was talking on another lingerhut said the system pro provide a chance to market a TOMORROW I ingerhut said the state would day. line when the senator called. motes higher educations role in collective of "world-class" educa- not force schools to cut anything Cloudy Problems with flood-dam- building the state's ecoi u imy. tion choices throughout the state. See LATTA | Page 2 High: 53. Low: 30 aged wit ing machinesin Putnam "This state needs people." Fingerhut said. FINGERHUT | Page 2 County delayed reporting of that lingcihul said. "What else is going lie added thai the goal would
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But leremy said he believes was regrettable because it BLOTTER PORN pom should be compared to LATTA muted the issues that must RECORDS continue lo be discussed in From I From Page 1 other vices thai can be either From Page 1 TUESDAY abused or respected, like alco- this region, "he said. 108 A.M. slu'Kint-rucordsandCUb.alsoliA'c-s thai doesn't mean it empowers hol, automobiles or MySpace. In a written statement Latta says he now hopes to Two femalo subjects were re: the." lime he spends with Schurk. them. It's all about the guys, it "You don't blame a whole announcing his concession, focus on the issues as he faces funning up .ind down the balls bang- I le's a fanatic in every good sense empowers the guys." business for a couple of idi- Buehrer expressed remorse off against Democratic nomi- ing on doors in Kreischer Subjects (il ihc word," Grayson said. leremy, who has a master's ots that aren't doing it right." over the negative campaign nee Robin Weirauch In the fled on foot outside, but of*. Schurks. passion is also evident degree in special education, leremy said. tactics thai marked the bitler general special election. stopped them and got their in liis home lift-. said it's not degrading because The debate touched a lot primary bailie. The next election is sched- P-numbers for the Resident Adviser Kristin Turtle, 36. and one of he knows many women who on whether or not porn is "The tone of the campaign uled for Dec. 11. Schiirk's three children, said there degrading lo women, bul 10:57 AM. enjoy what some would con- was always music in the house sider rough and degrading sex Missy Fletcher, senior, said she A student reported his BGSU ID ments so well that she could and keys were stolen from Rodgers. Crowing up and it was sometimes acts, like receiving a facial. believes pom degrades men as hard to gel her dad to mm it off. "I don't mind getting an a sex toy as well. PROFESSOR quote lhem chapter and verst According lo Glomski, Burke 122 P.M. I mile still retails silting on hotel orgasm on my face," leremy "It's really degrading lo men. From Page 1 A flash drive was stolen from a stu- bids during vacations while her said after the speech. Those loo, because it reduces man to and her husband, loel, enjoyed dent in Moseley Hall. dad Hipped through the phone who engage in it, he said, con- the level of an animal. Instead Thomas Mascara, associate Ihe outdoors, kayaking and hook 1011 ■ id the closest Goodwill in of a man being able lo love a professor in the deparlmenl of traveling out West. Burke also 750 P.M. sider il romantic. woman and give himself com- telecommunications, reincm- enjoyed jogging five to seven A complainant reported a male li iwn to hunt for used records. Being as easily accessible days a week. subject following her through Lot H I ven now, Schurk loves going lo as it is, Gross believes pom is pletely to her, it's more like, 'No, bers meeting with Burke to "We leased her about how matched the description of a ihc Goodwill and Salvation Army destructive and addicting, I can'l control myself, I want talk about serious technology she ate plain yogurt thai wasn't sible attacker from two wee- lo try to find materials lo add to his especially lo young people, lo use her for my own self- equipment problems in West chilled." Glomski said. When officers arrived the subject collection. damaging their libido, ability to ish kicks.' These people arc so Hall when he first started al the was gone I mile also said her father is a be Intimate and their percep- much more than pom |x>rtrays University in 1998. Burke was such a health) good role model lor her and her tion of reality. them as." Mascaro said Burke was person thai Glomski said she 8:41 P.M. siblings. "I le's so energetic and pas- "You may have the right lo Some members of the audi- patient and not judgmental in couldn't believe she was sick. An East Napoleon Road re sionate about his job." Turtle said. choose lo watch it. but there is ence, like sophomore Corey any way, as wel I as a lover of I he This spring. Burke Intended said someone has been stealing $20 I It's really such a kid at heart." no such thing as T'lcase watch Dvvyer. didn't lake Ihe debate as University life and teaching. lo step down from net chair from her apartment. According to Schurk slid he doesn't know pom responsibly,'" he said. "Us seriously and just wanted lo see "She was a person you want- position, but her replacement police reports, she believes she is the when he will make die choice to addictive and you will walch it one of their favorite pom stars ed to be around." he said. did not work out. so she staved target of a professional thief retire from the library. Bui after lis- more and more." in person. Mascaro said Burke was an on until Ihe fall. tening lo music for 67 years and This is why Gross created When a member of the audi- outstanding colleague until Boyd-Barrett said Burke WEDNESDAY surrounding himself with count- xxxchurch.com — lo help ence asked leremy how many the end, and that she had a big enjoyed doing research on less tunes al work, a harder choice people overcome their adult women he has been with, he stature of character for some- health communications, as she 2:55 A.M. maj lie simply determining his film addiction. Gross has even answered nearly 4,000, and the body so small. was a member of the health An East Wooster Street resident favorite bend. attended adult film conven- crowd erupted. Then Gross "She was very good with communications research told police someone had bri I Don't ever ask me what my tions and distributed Bibles that answered the question, saying students," said l.inda Glomski, clusters on campus. into her house earlier in the evening. favorite rock and roll artist is," he read "God Loves Porn Stars" on just one, and Ihc crowd erupted administrative assistant in shedid have to sacriflcesome stealing two DVDs and a SI ■ said. I ben' arc just too many." the cover. even louder. Ihe School of Communication research time while chairing pen Studies. the department because she Burkes office in Wesl Hall couldn't do it all, Boyti Itaiictt have shied away from making He meets student leaders was close lo Glomski's, and said. CORRECTION FINGERHUT those difficult choices," tomorrow before louring Ihe Glomski said Burke could "She was a role model, be From Page 1 With the plan's focus on campus. always be counted on to calm said. economic growth, others I'ingerhul must present his down distressed ll'C students Burke got her doctorati POLICY Bui. "every university earn" excel expressed concern about the plan to the Ohio legislature in and faculty. from the lliiiveisitv ol Illinois We want to correct all factual error1. al everything." he said. future place of arts in schools. March, and said the visits were She was professional on both at Urbana Champaign and If you think an error has been made, Sou need to identify those I ingerhul responded lhat lo maximize transparency and sides of Ihe issue and explained became an associate pro- call The BG News at 419-372-6966. centers of excellence — you "creativity and a breadth of dialogue as the master plan issues to both faculty and stu- fessor ai the University ol need to make choices," he said, knowledge" remained "funda- comes into focus. dents when conflicts arose. Oregon before coming to the those centers could range mental'' lo economic success. "When we have a plan on Glomski would call Burke University. 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Canadian Studies Center gave made money by building equip- 8.30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. is like comparing apples and a nod to our north-of-the-bor- ment for the Canadian game Smart Money: Student oranges, rructotal an HBCU der neighbors at the 16th Annual show "Reach for the Top," and Last night in the Union, the Canada-Ohio Business Dinner began working in digital trans- Money Management NMCP held an event asking stu- the center for multicultural and reasons — the main one being yesterday, inviting Vice President missions in 1988. Conference for High School dents why they didn't choose a academic initiatives. the lack of financial aid. Senior of Industry Government The business, which employs teachers. black college. With this establishment, black LaToya Miller said she trans- University Relations Robert 6,000 people, makes about S200 202 Union "I don't think it's about black students were able to receive a ferred because tuition went up Crow to speak on the future of millionayear.makingitCanada's institutions and white institu- higher education. The idea of and she got more scholarships the wireless communication most valuable company. tions. I think we're just talking these institutions is to provide atBGSU, industry. Crow describes the company 9 am. -5 p™ about two different places, not a strong support system while Ashcraft-Kason said the rela- "We focuson a different indus- as a "good old North American Laura Gajewski - Mixed one being good or bad,'' said maintaining a positive pre- tionship to the federal govern- try each year," Interim Director success story." Media Resin Works Lillian Ashcraft-Eason, who has dominately black environment. ment has ,i lot to do with finan- of Canadian Studies Christine He displayed a slide showing The Little Gallery taught at an HBCU. NMCP President Terrell Johnson cial aid. Drennen said. "We also try to fea- company growth, commenting The first HBCU, Cheney said there seems to be a better Miller did not enjoy the atmo- ture a company that's emblem- "every growth chart at RIM looks University, was founded in I HIT access to relationships with pro- sphere, either. "I didn't feel atic of the Canada-US. business like a hockey stick. We really, 9:30-11:30 a.m. in Pennsylvania. There are cur- fessor and academic advisers. challenged enough. I felt more environment." really like our hockey." SCD Bakesale rently 114 IIHCUs, with most of "They would push you," catered to, not challenged." Crow works with Research in Despite the rapid growth and Educ. bldg. steps them primarily residing down Ashcraft-Eason said. "They I IHCIJs have a different atmo- Mot ion, thecreatorsofBlackberry development of the wireless south. would say, 'You're going to get sphere than I'WIs, which makes communication devices, or as he communication industry, Crow 10:30 a m. - 2 pm "One reason that black colleg- it or I'm going to kill you,' but it a different experience for each called them, "smart phones." Delta Sigma Pi T-shirt sale es were established Was so that you wouldn't be offended. These individual. Research in Motion wasfound- See BERRY | Page 10 the |black| children would have schools are so important to black It's a different environment 118-7 Union Table Space a place to go to school. At a time, students because for a long time that breeds success. People you couldn't gel in some other they could not go to school." should just take each experience 10:3Can >n school unless you were light --kill However, many students who Domino's Card Sales or mixed,'' said Manny I'omales are interested in black univer- A music-oriented weekend sities do not attend for other SteNAACPIPagelO 118-1 Union Table Space lr.. senior associate director for Imani Winds to play numerous venues in BG 12 -1 p.m By T.nnen Gliatu "We like to bring FYSS-Whyamlhere? 3 GUYS WALK INTO A BAR, THE 4TH ONE DUCKS Reporter 316 Union different ways of Students and community '-5 50 pr- members will have the oppor- looking and thinking tunity to learn from and listen y/inter Wheat Festival to a group of world-renowned about music..." Head Quarters musicians this weekend. 508 Union Today kicks off a three-day Valerie Coleman I Band Member residence from the Grammy- 6-7pm. nominated wind quintet Imani work with high school and col- Winds. lege musicians as part of the FYSS- Microwave Cooking: The group will hold several University's Double Reed and The Easy. Healthy Way concerts and work sessions Horn day. 316 Union with students from all over Imani Winds band member northwest Ohio, The quintet Valerie Coleman said she hopes - :0 pm. will hold master classes and the bands visit would inspire conduct a dinic for Bowling students to look at music from CRU Meeting Green's wind symphony stu- a different perspective. 101 Olscimp dents today. "We like to bring different Tomorrow morning they ways of looking and thinking 7-UiOp.m will perform a concert at the about music outside the box Creed on Campus meeting Wood County Library for sec- both musically and visually." ond and third grade students. Coleman said. 201 Union Imani Winds will then perform Students who don't study a concert for community mem- music or are not familiar with 7-30 p.m. bers and students as part of the classical or wind ensemble International Film Series:
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Gra\ son said. leremy, who has a masters ots thai aren't doing it right.'' over the negative campaign nee Robin Weirauch In the Schurks passion is also evident degree in special education, leremj said. tadiCS thai marked the billei general special election. in his home life. said its not degrading because The debate touched a lot primary bailie The next elei lion is sched Kristin TUttJe, 36, and one "I he knows many women who on whether or not porn is "Hie tone of the campaign tiled Im Dec. II. enjoy what some would con degrading lo women. Inn 10 57 AM sc liurk's three children, said there was always music in the house sider rough and degrading sex \liss\ I letcher, senior, said she growing up and ii was sometimes ai is. like receivinga facial. believes porn degrades men as meiils so well dial she could haul to gel hei dad to turn it off, "I don't mind getting an a sex toy as well. PROFESSOR quote them chapter and verse. According to t llomski, litnki 122 PM Untie still recalls silting on hotel orgasm on my face." leremy Its really degrading lo men. From Page 1 ih'ds during vacations while her said alter the speech. I hose loo. because it reduces man lo and her husband, loel, enjoyi cl dad Hipped through the phone who engage in it, he slid, con- the level of an animal. Instead Thomas Mascaro, associate the outdoors, kayaking and ni a man being able lo love a professoi In die department ol traveling out West. Burke also 7.50PM. find the closestGoodwill in sider it romantic i hum lot used records. Being as easUj accessible woman and give himself com- telecommunications, remeni enjoyed jogging live to sevei in now, Schurk loves going to as it is. dross believes pom is pleter) lo her, its more like. 'No, bers meeting with Burke to daysa week. lodwill and Salvation Arm) destructive and addicting. I can't control myself, I warn talk aboul set ions technokog) "We teased hei aboul hovi to «li iti Js to add to his especially to young people, to use her lor my own sell equipment problems in West she ate plain yoguri thai wasn nun. damaging their libido, ability to ish kiiks. Ihese people are so Hall when he first started at the .hilled.' Glomski said Illttle also -siid her lather is a he intimate and their percep- much more than pom portrays University in 1998. Burke was such a health) role model lor her and liei tion ni reality. them as." Mascaro said Burke was person thai Glomski said sh. 8:41 P.M. siblings I les so energetic and pas Sou may have the right to Some members of the audi patient and judgmental in couldn't believe she was sick. ihoui hi-. |oh." lunle siid. (house lo watch it, but there is encc, like sophomore ( ore) an) way, as well as a lover ol the I his spring. Burke im. illy such a kid at heart. no such thing as 'Please watch I )w\er. didn't take the debate as University life and leaching. to slep down limn hei (bail position, Inn hei replacement sc Innk said he doesn't know pi II 11 responsibly,'" he said. "It's serious!) and jusi wanted losee she was a person von waul will make the choice to addictive and you will watch it one oi their favorite pom stars ed to be around," he said. did liol wink mil. so sin- - n mi i: tint the library. Bui after Ms- mi ire and more. in person. Mascaro said lluike was an on until die l.ill. lening to music lor (i7 years and I his is why i Iross created when a member of the audi- outstanding colleague until Boul Barrett said WEDNESDAY minding himself with count itxxchurch.com - to help ence asked leremy how many the end, and dial she had a big enjoyed doing n less nines al work, a harder choice people overcome their adult women he has been with, he stature ol charai ter foi some health communii ations. asslu ; 2 55AM may be simply determining his lilm addiction, (iross has even answered nearly 4,000, and the bod) sn small. was a ineinhei nl die i hand. attended adult lilm conven- crowd erupted, Ihen Cross she was very good with communii alums resi i 'i'in ever ask me what mj tions and distributed Kililestli.il answered the question, saving students," said I inda Glomski, clusters on campus. lavonte in, k and roll artist is," he lead "God I oves I'orn stars" on just one, and the crowd erupted administrative assistant in Shedidhavc tosacrifu esonu liere are just too man) the cover. even louder. the School ol Communication research lime while . h Studies the department becaus. Burkes office in West Mall couldti i do II all. Boyd Barren have shied awav from making lie meets Studenl leaders ua- close in Glomski's, and -.ml FINGERHUT those difficult choices," tomorrow before louring the Glomski said Burke could "She was a role model CORRECTION With the plan's locus on campus. always be counted on lo calm said. economic growth, others I ingerbul must present his down distressed ll't students Buike gol hei doi Ii POLICY Hut, "ever) itniversit) cant excel expressed concern about the plan lo the Ohio legislature in and faculty. from die I Iniversii) ol Illinois at Urbana i h.iinpaign ■ i) thing, he said. future place ol arts in schools. March, and said the visits were She was professional on both
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AlertBG's expanded possibilities Writers Guilds strike is about "The technology itself should be expanded needing long-deserved respect MARISHA beyond emergency purposes, and offer [ PIETROWSKI 1 4 L COLUMNIST the ability to be expanded and customized "You watch because the story affects you - a according to each students use." story that was carefully crafted by talented, The new Alert BG system was ting students know when their in touch with any organizations though hidden and neglected, people." implemented last week, in order class is canceled on any given and teams they are affiliated to alert University students of day. Personally, I have had a with. A service similar to the emergency situations on cam- number of canceled classes that 1 subscription lists on e-mail could the brunt of the impact of the ated to television writers. pus. Established in response to did not find out about until after possibly be used with AlertBG, By now, you've heard the story: strike. But consider the times when the tragedy at Virginia Tech in I had arrived to the classroom, allowing those in charge of a The Writers Guild of America is Already you have seen the you've laughed because of a TV April, the Alert BG system will all because I did not have the group or organization to send on strike! repercussions in late night pro- show, or a show that has pro- send out text messages to those chance to check my e-mail inbox out mass communications to It's a bitter dog fight, you may gramming. l£tterman, Conan, voked discussion among you students who sign up for the before 1 went to that class. Most people. Important meeting have read, between the WGA "The DaUy Show," Colbert, and your friends, days after it service through their MyBGSU times, I discover an e-mail that information or reminders or and the Alliance of Motion "Saturday Night Live" — these aired. Maybe you begin quoting page. In the event of an emer- was sent while I was in class, and other time-sensitive material Picture and Television Producers shows are dependent on cur- your favorite lines in casual con- gency situation, text messages due to time constraints, could could be communicated to stu- featuring all the drama, betrayal rent events and without writers versation. will be sent to phones alerting not get to a computer. dents. Students could sign up and heart pounding action of a working around the clock, they Maybe you even arranged the student of the situation at However, most if not all stu- for the type of alerts they wish blockbuster. cannot be produced. your entire schedule so you'd hand. dents have their cell phones on to receive, and to keep message This isn't fiction though, and "1 just want to go back to work never have to miss an episode of Currently, the alerts are lim- their persons at all times; using costs down, possibly specify the to some the consequences of as soon as possible. I hate that "Gray's Anatomy." ited to making students aware of this service for everyday class frequency and amount of alerts this strike are indeed very real, this strike had to happen, and It's because of the writers that crimes and other emergencies cancellations or last minute they will receive. Brian Stack a writer on "Late I hate that so many people are these shows have impacted that are occurring on campus, as announcements would be an Of course, text messages are Night with Conan O'Brien," caught in the middle of it. I do you. It's not because of Patrick well as the shutdown of campus effective use of the technology. not always cheap for the receiver, described the mood among the understand, however, that the Dempsey's great hair that you due to weather emergencies. This could save students unnec- so the service should be used WGA leading up to the strike. issues involved in this strike are tune in — if that were true, why However, this is a strong sys- essary trips to class, especially more sparingly than e-mail. The "During last minute negotia- very important and need to be not stare at a poster of him ador- tem that should eventually be those in the early morning (the service should not replace e-mail tions, we were led to believe that resolved," Stack added. ingly each week? expanded to provide other bulle- more sleep the merrier!) or a either, due to said price issues if we took back our demand for It would maybe be easy to You watch because the story tins and services to students. nighttime class when safety can and the fact that not everyone slightly increased DVD royalties, misinterpret the importance affects you — a story that was According to the AlertBG FAQ become an issue (which could, in on campus has access to a cell the other side would finally dis- of this strike as just Hollywood carefully crafted by talented, Web page, the alert system will turn, prevent further texts about phone or text messaging Rather, cuss a fair increase on residuals arguing over exorbitant though hidden and neglected, give details of "time-sensitive" assaults on campus, such as the the service could be used for last for showing our written content amounts of money again. people. emergency details to situations Oct. 30 attack in the Student minute, urgent details. It does on the Internet and/or other "Oh Hollywood," we middle Likewise, you watch "Late that could concern University Union parking lot). not have to be a general and forms of new media, but they Americans say, "Just shut up and Night" because it makes you students. In its current state, this In addition, after the recent regular communication tool, but still offered us nothing," Stack sing or write," or whatever it is laugh. That's simple. But it isn't is a good idea, because it will give issues of fraudulent cancellation it would be a good complement said. we say. Conan up there making up students who are not immedi- notices being posted on class- to the expansion of technology "The WGA felt very betrayed According to Stack "we're not a monologue on the spot or ately able to access their e-mail room doors, this would be a good on campus. by that, and went on strike as an asking for much at all. Just a fair improvising a sketch — it's the inboxes current updates on defense against this problem. In its current state, AlertBG absolute last resort since they'd share — no more, no less — and work of the writers giving him urgent situations. However, even Rather than going back to a lab or seems to be a good system that been given no choice whatso- the AMPTP doesn't want to give funny things to say and do. though this system is designed the person's dorm to check for an will benefit those who sign up ever." that to us." All those great moments that for emergency issues, the con- e-mail about the canceled class for the service. However, the Although the WGA covers cre- For people like us, who exist as make you want to watch TV in cept is something that could only to find out the door message technology itself should be ative writers from all sorts of dif- the ever-important 18-34 demo- the first place — they're due to benefit non-emergency informa- was a fake, a person could simply expanded beyond emergency ferent mediums, including film graphic, who are not involved in the writers, first and foremost tion that can also be considered see if they have received a text purposes, and offer the ability and video games, the medium the industry, who simply want It always has been. "time-sensitive." message. Whether it is a cancel- to be expanded and customized where the strike can be most entertainment for entertain- "One thing I've been strongly AlertBG will send out mes- lation, change of meeting time or according to each student's use. immediately felt is on scripted ment's sake, it doesn't necessarily reminded about recently is that sages when there is an emer- place, or other important class- Hopefully the AlertBG system television. matter if the writers ultimately all of the benefits and security gency shutdown of the campus room details, the technology can will be successful enough to gen- Odds are, we probably won't receive what they're asking for I have as a WGA writer are the or certain buildings when be used for many class related erate interest in this expansion. notice the effect of the strike in from the AM FTP result of other writers fighting for inclement weather conditions purposes. the film industry, simply because It does matter, though, that we them years ago," said Stack. arise. Although not necessar- Not only can the system ben- films take longer to produce. evaluate why the strike is impor- "1 just hope all the future WGA ily an emergency situation, this efit students with their classes, Send responses to this column Plus, studios have stocked up on tant to us — as viewers and con- members out there realize that system could be effective for let- but it could also help them keep to [email protected]. scripts in preparation of a strike. sumers. On a very basic level, it's what's happening now will affect Movies will be fine for awhile. an issue of respect and the lack them in the future, and we have It will be television that bears of which is generally appropri- to fight for what's right for all current and future WGA mem- bers." SPEAK YOUR MIND That's what you should Why Bourne shouldn't have won Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news take away from the soike as a story? Here's how to get in touch with us for Utters to the editor: viewer. The writers deserve your LAUREN WALTER I GUEST COLUMNIST with child-bearing, something your breasts, whether you want acknowledgment, your respect men cannot da them to or not. ■ E-mail us at tbenewsOPbgnews.com. and your support. Women's breasts clearly have If Bourne really wants to fight ■ Drop a note into our new comment box at tbe Union It's about giving credit where I was relieved to read in Monday's qualities which men's breasts for women, her fight should be to Information Center. it's due. The BG News that the 6th District don't have. To deny that there is stop the exploitation of women ■ Call us at 419-372-6966 Court of Appeals in Toledo upheld difference between the sexes is in films like "Girls Gone Wild" ■ Come to our newsroom in 210 West Hal. its decision to convict Lorien ignorant. This does not mean and other pornography and help Send responses to this column Bourne of disorderly conduct men and women should not be people understand the dignity Be sure to read the submission guidelines at the bottom of this page. to [email protected]. for holding a topless picnic in equal, but that they should main- of women. The best way to show Bowling Green's City Park. I am tain their beautiful difference. something's value is to guard surprised Bourne even attempted Additionally, one must ask it. Going topless is not going to to appeal this decision in the first who Bourne is fighting for In gain that respect because you're LETTERST0 THE EDITOR place. this situation. Are there really uncovering that which should be Bourne felt the law was dis- many women who desire to walk covered. When a woman covers What else can BGSU do When a girl gets attacked on from reoccurring. I want to criminating against women around topless? And if so, do they her breasts she is saying that she for on-campus safety? her way to class, simply giv- know if campus police are because it was unacceptable for realize they would be receiving knows her great dignity and wants ing out prevention tips is no stepping-up security and her as a woman to go topless, the attention Bourne says she to protect her body from being I do not feel safe on this cam- longer good enough. I signed patrolling the campus more but the same does not apply for doesn't want in the article "A long looked upon as an object. pus anymore. There have up for the AlertBG system the than usual. I want to hear that a man. And while her intentions struggle for equal gender rights" If Bourne is really concerned been three physical attacks on first day it was available, and I the University Is offering self- may have been good, her thinking lOct 24| when she's quoted on about what's in the best interest female students in the last six never received a message con- defense seminars to empower was misguided. Girls Gone Wild saying "It's OK for of women, she will encourage weeks. One of these resulted cerning the most recent attack. women. I do not want my The first question which must the benefit of men for women to women to dress in a way that calls in sexual assault. What I want Walking at night with a friend friends to resort to carrying be asked is: Why does such a be sexualized like that but a giri attention to their personhood, to know is: How is our campus does not make me feel better. pepper spray to feel safe. And law exist? It is certainly not to can't walk down the trail topless rather than just their bodies. If she addressing the issue? Walking on campus with oth- I hate hearing girls talk about discriminate against women, but because it's hot out.. .as long as its wants women to be treated with I am tired of reading the ers does not guarantee that their potential plans to fight rather to protect them from being for the pleasure of men, it's OK to respect, then she should encour- crime alerts because at this whoever is committing these back and/or get away if they sexually exploited. Unfortunately, go topless." age women to respect themselves. point, they only induce panic crimes will be caught. were to be attacked. many do not realize that a Does she realize that, even if instead of providing important While Campus Escort Crime prevention is a two woman's breasts have a profound her intention is just to stay cool information. They tell us to Service is a great asset to stu- way street; students deserve reproductive function: nursing in the heat, there's a good chance Waller is a senior majoring not walk alone on campus, call dents traveling at night, 1 want to know how the University Is babies. They are an extremely she will still be sexualized by in integrated language arts. Campus Escort Service and to know what precautions doing their part. valuable part of a woman's sexual- going around topless in public? Send responses to her column to sign up for the new AlertBG are being taken by campus —LauraWums ity because they work in harmony Men are going to be attracted to [email protected]. text message system. police to stop these crimes Junior, Social Work
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Novemto 8 ?007 5 Democrats finally Soldiers return home without a 'home get spending bill One in four homeless people are war veterans, even those returning from Iraq By K imbrrly H .-fling "I think [Iraq and Afghanistan veterans Vietnam veteran and a found By Andrew Taylor "Every additional The Associated Press er of New Directions in Los The Associated Press will] be forgotten...People get tired of Angeles, which provides sub- dime we have stance abuse help, job training WASHINGTON — A massive it. It's not glitzy that these are young, and shelter to veterans. spending bill with increases put in here go to WASHINGTON — Veterans "I think they'll be forgot- long sought by Democrats for make up one in four homeless honorable patriotic Americans..." ten." Keaveney said of Iraq and education, health and job train- bedrock...programs people in the United States, Afghanistan veterans. "People ing programs passed the Senate though they are only 11 percent John Keaveney | Vietnam Veteran get tired of it. It's not glitzy that yesterday despite a promised and services this of the general adult population, these are young, honorable, veto. according to a report released patriotic Americans. They'll jus) The measure, passed 56-37, Congress...has today. be veterans, and that happens would be the first of 12 spend- And homelessncss is not just a after every war." ing bills for the budget year that always supported." prohlemamongmiddle-ageand Keaveney said it's difficult began Oct. 1 to reach Bush. The elderly veterans. Younger veter- for bis group to persuade some veto would be his first of a regu- ans from Iraq and Afghanistan homeless Iraq veterans to stay Tom Harkin I Senator lar appropriations bill. arc trickling into shelters and for treatment and help because The tally was far short of soup kitchens seeking services, they don't relate to the older the veto-proof margin that a Bush has sought to cut the labor, treatment or help with finding veterans. Those who stayed nearly identical bill earned last health and education measure a job. have had success — one is now month. below the prior year level. But The Veterans Affairs a stock broker and another is The upcoming veto would lawmakers have rejected the Department has identified applying to be a police officer, be the first skirmish in a cuts. The budget that Bush 1,500 homeless veterans from he said. fight promised by Bush over presented in February sought the current wars and says 400 "They see guys that are their Democrats' efforts to add about almost $4 billion in cuts to this of them have participated in its MATT P.0URKE father's age and they don't $23 billion for domestic pro- year's bill. programs specifically targeting HOMELESS VETERANS: Mark Salvage, left, a homeless outreach nurse with the understand, they don't know, grams to his $933 billion cap for Democrats responded by homelessness. Veterans Administration, talks with homeless Vietnam veteran William Joyce. that in a couple of years they'll agency budgets that are passed adding $10 billion to Bush's The Alliance to End be looking like them, he said. by Congress each year. request for the 2008 bill. The Homelessness, a public educa- ters does not bode well for the While services to homeless After being discharged from The $606 billion House- increases include: tion nonprofit, based the find- future. It took roughly a decade veterans have improved in the the military. lason Kelley, 23, Senate compromise mea- —a 20 percent increase over ings of its report on numbers for the lives of Vietnam veterans past 20 years, advocates say of Tomahawk, Wis.. who served sure passed the Senate after Bush's request for job training from Veterans Affairs and the to unravel to the point that they more financial resources still in Iraq with the Wisconsin Republicans used procedural programs. Census Bureau, 2005 data esti- started showing up among the are needed. With the spotlight National Guard, took a bus to tactics to remove $65 billion for —$1.4 billion more than mated that 194,254 homeless homeless. Advocates worry that on the plight of Iraq veterans, Los Angeles looking for belter veterans' programs and mili- Bush's request for health people out of 744,313 on any intense and repeated deploy- they hope more will be done to job prospects and a new life, tary base construction. The leg- research at the National given night were veterans. ments leave newer veterans prevent homelessness and pro- Kelley said he couldn't islation contains $151 billion in Institutes of Health, a 5 percent In comparison, the VA says particularly vulnerable. vide affordable housing to the find a job because he didn't discretionary money directly increase. that 20 years ago, the estimated "We're going to be having a younger veterans while t here's a have an apartment, and he under lawmakers' control. —$2.4 billion for healingsub- number of veterans who were tsunami of them eventually window olOpportunity. couldn't gel an apartment Democrats had attached the sidies for the poor, $480 million homeless on any given night because the mental health toll "When the Vietnam War because he didn't have a job. Sr>5 billion for politically sacro- more than Bush requested. was 250.000. from this war is enormous," ended, that was part of the prob- He stayed in a S300-a-vveek sanct veterans' programs to the —$665 million for grants to Some advocates say such an said Daniel Tooth, director of lem. The war was over, it was motel until his money ran education and health measure community action agencies: early presence of veterans from veterans affairs for Lancaster off TV, nobody wanted to hear out. then moved into a shelter in hopes in winning enough Bush sought to kill the program Iraq and Afghanistan at shel- County, I'a. about it," said lobn Keaveney, a run by the group U.S. VETS in GOP votes to override Bush's outright. veto. "Bush's veto promise," said The strategy backfired in the Sen. Tom llarkin, "shows how- House on Tuesday night and isolated President Bush has unraveled completely in the become." Senate yesterday. "Every additional dime that Being single and pregnant Now, the labor, health and job we have put in here go to bed- training heads back to the rock, essential programs and I louse for a final vote as early services that this Congress and is tough as Thursday and then to the this president and other presi- While House. dents have always supported," Since winning re-election. said llarkin, D-lowa.
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By M..rilytwi Marchion* "There's merit in it, but it won't be available duce antibodies, which latch The Associated Press onto nicotine in the bloodstream tomorrow... These quit rates are comparable and keep it from crossing the OKI ANIX), Ha. — A shot that robs blood-brain barrier and main- smokers of the nicotine buz/ from to what's seen in other studies for things taining the addiction. cigarettes showed promise in mid- One year into the study — six Stage testing and may someday that are considered to work." months after volunteers received oiler a radically new way to kick a the last shot — 14 percent on the dangerous habit. Dt. Stephen Rennard | The University of Nebraska lower dose and 16 percent on the Ui a study, more than twice as higher dose of five shots had quit. many people given fiveofthe shots dons development at the National nicotine still gets in, possibly eas- Only 6 percent of those given four stc >pped smoking than those given Institute on I )nig Abuse, which has ing withdrawal, the main reason shots, or the fake vaccine, were off fewer or phony shots — about given $8 million for the research quitters relapse. cigarettes. I ri percent versus b percent after so far, This approach — attacking "These quit rates are compa- one year. "There's merit in it," but it won't dependency in the brain — is dif- rable to what's seen in other stud- That is comparable to some Ix'availahletomorrmv.saidthelead ferent than just replacing nicotine, ies for things that are considered to other smoking cessation aids cur- researcher. Dr. Stephen Rennard of as the gum, lozenges, patches and work." Rennard said. renfjy sold and could Ix'an impor- the University of Nebraska. nasal sprays now sold do. More people in the vaccine tant new tool for people who have The study tested NicVAX. a ITie study involved 301 longtime groups dropped out of the study railed to quit on other methods, vaccine designed to "immunize" smokers in Minneapolis, Omaha, — 74 out of 201 versus 33 of the doctors said. smokers against the nish fueling San I-ranc-isco, Los Angeles, Boston, 100 in the placebo group. The results, presented yesterday their addiction. New York City and Madison, Wis. Two vaccine recipients had .it an American I lean Association It's made by Nabi Participants were given four minor side effects, Rennard said. conference, do not prove the new Biopharniaceuticals of Boca or five shots within six months, "These are impressive prelimi- approach works but encouraged Raton, Fla. at one of two doses, or dummy nary data," said Dr. Sidney C. Smith sonic experts. The treatment keeps nicotine shots. Neither they nor their doc- )r„ a cardiologist at the University "It clearly shows promise" and from reaching the brain, taking the tors knew who got what. of North Carolina at Chapel merits a definitive study, Slid l)r. fun out of smoking and hopefully Initial shots "prime" the immune Hill and p.isi heart association Frank Vocci. director of medica- making it easier to give up. Some system, later doses make it pro- president. Convicted robber shoots deputy, escapes transport Schools were placed on lockdown as officials retraced the suspect's steps; hunt for possible accomplices begins
By K.lli Kennedy said, and then to the I loUywood The Associated Press "He said he just had an argument with his pawn shop. Mazza stayed in the car. and when the man went POMMNO BEACH, 11a. — An wife, and he left from up state. He was inside, he saw Mazza's picture on GAfiYC KNAPP i'lderty sheriffs deputy was fatally television and realized his pas- BIG TIME: .|o Boll, mosuiing in at 7-foot-8niches provides secuiity in Norwolk. Va shot as he transported a convict- sitting down at a store all exhausted senger was a fugitive. ed robber to court yesterday and "I freaked out," he said. authorities captured the convict and everything..." He and the manager called after a manhunt and said he was 911, and police arrived. lound with the deputy's gun. Mark | Anonymous Witness Mazza was on trial in connec- A short story for ISroward County Sheriff Al tion with a leb. 28 bank robbery l.unbcrti said Michael Ma/ya Mazza, dressed in a suit and tie give his last name said he met After robbing a Bank of America already serving a life sentence for court, was being transported Mazza at another pawn shop, and in Coral Springs. Mazza led police for armed robbery — may have in the medical van because he Mazza asked him for a ride. on a short chase before he crashed a very tall guy had accomplices who ambushed had complained of a bad back. Mazza wasn't wearing hand- his car into anotticr vehicle, 76-year-old Paul Rein as he drove Lambert) said it was a routine cuffs, said his name was Tony injuring himself and two others, By Sonj.i B.irisic I le did play basketball in col- Mazza to court for his trial on a transport, done "hundreds of and said he didn't can' where they authorities said. The Associated Press lege and with the 1 lariem Wizards separate robbery. times a day." went, the man said. Mazza's attorney, Maurice and Harlem Globetrotters show Mazza. 40. was arrested at a The van was later found empty "He said lie just had an argu- Graham, requested a mistrial yes- NORFOLK. Vk- lb all those peo teams. Hollywood pawn shop shortly 20 miles away in a Port Hiuderdale ment with his wife, and he left terday morning in court, where pic who blurt out "Wow. you're And as for how he feels about after noon, about four hours after restaurant parking lot. from up state," said the man, who he and prosecutors listened to tall!" as they stare up al George being so tall? Rein was found shot and bleeding Traffic backed up for miles and gave his name only as Mark. "I It- radio updates about the search for Bell: He knows. I have no choice hut to like it," in a (larking lot, lamberti said. schools were placed on lockdown was sitting down at a store, all Mazza. Graham did not immedi- And now, the world will know Hell. 50, said in an interview with The tWO Were alone but sep- asauthorities launched a manhunt exhausted and everything ... and ately return a phone message or too. I he Associated Press as he paced arated by a partition in a medi- after the shooting. Investigators his leg was messed up. hurting.* e-mail from The Associated Press. I he lanky. 7-f00t-8 Norfolk the sidelines of a Pee Wee football cal van, and Mazza was wearing still were trying to figure out his They went to a soup kitchen Rein served as a Broward dep- sheriffs deputj is being recog- game at a city park, where he was handcuffs, authorities said. steps, but a man who refused to and got something to eat the man uty from 1987 to 2000. nized today D) Guinness World providing security. Records as the lallcst Man in the "I'm used to a small man's United States. world." he added in a deep voice That makes him 2 inches t.ill that suits his stature. "I've been Visit BGNEWS.com ei than the NBAs current tallest dealing with a small man's world player, Van Ming, hut too short since I was,i kid." to hi' the worlds tallest living Hell was In be revealed as man. He stands below, according America's tallest man on ABC's Victim advocate? to Guinness, Ukraine's B-foot-5.5 "Good Morning America on Leonid Stadnyk and Chinas Ban fhuisday, when 200.000 people Help for sexual Xi Shun, who is 7 leel 855 inches. worldwide weri' expected to cel- assualt and dating To answer the inevitable trues ebrate Guinness World Records violence victims? lions: Day In attempting to set records Hell wears stze-19 shoes, pants of their own. with a Ill-inch inseatn ami shirts Guinness began searching for Come learn what with 45-inch sleeves. America's tallest man in August theedqa?, >^y* it's all about: Student Organization ofSAAFE Advocates (SOSA) An MBA can be the perfect complement Organizational meeting to your bachelor degree, giving you the competitive edge Thur. Oct. 8-8:30pm 306 Union you need'm today's job market.
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UNMRSITY IS AN AA/tOE COMMITTED TO MONDISCRIMINATION AoOftional fees may apply. Must present coupon at i time ol putchase Expres 12-19-07 BG ^j tzIDns]2^07 BG ^ l E Athlete of The Week: FOOTBALL Alisha Yee Browns looking to By Andrew Harntr avenge week one Reporter loss to Stcelers The Cleveland Browns will Alisha Yee is someone who has be playing Sunday's game always been willing to put in the extra work needed to per- against the Steelers with the form well, and this season is no goal of beating their longtime exception. arch rivals for the first time in Having already won all six their last eight meetings. The of her individual events and one relay this season, Yee has game will decide who takes become a valuable piece to BG first place in the AFC North swimming, division. Page 8 "You can't really explain how important | Yee's performances! 8G«WSFiliPH0'0 TAKING A DIP: Alisha Yee (above) has been very solid in the poo: so far this season Shes won all six ol he1 individual events and one relay. She was recognized by the MAC this week BASKETBALL are," said coach Keri Buff. "They are invaluable." Ohio State That is a pretty big compli- there's no stopping her." team and appears to be well on need improvement are her race The Alisha Yee File basketball in ment for a junior on a team that Carriaga also had high praise her way to the same honor this strategy and to get faster as the transition features seven seniors. But com- for Yee's work ethic, saying it year. season goes on despite post- FROM: Las Cruces. New pliments also come from those affects the entire team. Despite all the high praise, ing times close to her personal Mexico. (Las Cruces H.S.). This year, the OSU senior teammates. "She is so driven that it rubs off honors and awards, Yee still bests already this year. basketball team will feature "She is the toughest person on you." Carriaga said. "You'll thinks the team's overall per- Another thing Yee has her eyes CLASS: Junior more quantity than quality 1 have ever met," said senior see her pushing herself even formance is more important set on this year is school records. Michael Carriaga. "I have never when she's exhausted." than any individual feat she She was quick to note that she is EVENTS: Backstroke/IM after the departures of center ever seen her not give 100 per- The Mid-American achieves. exactly a half of a second off the Greg Oden and guards Mike cent effort." Conference has taken note of In order to continue to help school record in the 100-yard LETTERS: i Conley and Daequan Cook to Since she came to BG three Yee's recent success as well by her team achieve that success, backstroke. Yee also ranks third yearsago, Buff said she'senjoyed naming her the MAC Swimmer Yee knows she still needs to on BG's all-time list for the 200- BG ALL-TIME RANKS: the NBA. Page 8 watching as Yee has become not of the Week for her performance improve on several areas of her yard individual medley and the Third m the 200 and ninth in the only smarter and faster, but also this past weekend. swimming. 200-yard backstroke. 400 individual medleys; ranks ONLINE more driven and willing to do The honor is the first of its "There are a lot of things I need Her next opportunity to shine fourth in the 100 and third in the anything asked of her. kind for Yee in her career, but to improve on," Yee said. "Any for the Falcons comes this week- 200 backstroke; ninth in the 100 The BG News Sports "It's nice to see her be rewarded not the first MAC honor she opportunity I get to get better, end at Cooper Pool in two MAC fly on BG's Top Swimmers List. Blog for all her hard work," Buff said. has received. Last season she I'm going to do what it is." meets against Ohio University Be sure to check out The "If she stays on the track she's on, was named to the All-MAC first Yee said some areas that and Miami. BG News Sports Blog to get information on all of your favorite BG teams. Also, take Henry allegedly involved a look at the blog to get Falcons soar to Midwest title up-to-date info on every BG football game. in parking altercation http://www.bgnew»ports. By Joe Kay blogspot.com The Associated Press OUR CALL CINCINNATI — Receiver Chris Henry allegedly was involved in an altercation with a parking Today in Sports attendant on the eve of rejoining History the Cincinnati Bengals from his eight-game suspension. 1991—Paul Coffey sets the Henry practiced with the NHL record for goals by a Bengals yesterday and will defenseman with 311. be eligible to play Sunday in Baltimore. Commissioner Roger 1990—Darryf Strawberry Goodell suspended him for the signs a five-year contract with first half of the season for repeat- the LA Dodgers edly violating the NFLs conduct policy. 1966—President Johnson The third-year receiver stayed signs anti-trust immunity for out of trouble during the suspen- AFL-NFL merger. sion and was allowed to practice with the team for the last two 1920—Baseball meeting to weeks. He sat out a 33-21 loss in M.KHRMAN ■'.: - "0 depose Ban Johnson is set for Hi 111 .ill i on Sunday that dropped MORE TROUBLE?: Bengals wide receiver his last-place team to 2-6. Nov. 12. PHOTO BY BGSURUG8Y Chris Henry has already missed eight garnet POSITIVE YARDS: Center Scott Wallace (right) evades a Northern Iowa defender during Saturday's Midwest semifinal game On Tuesday night, police in Newport, Ky., a suburb on the The List other side of the Ohio River with- a complaint with prosecutors if There are some pretty ter- in view of Paul Brown Stadium, he wanted to pursue the matter. rible team names in the world Rugby will play for National title this spring were called to an entertainment A message seeking comment was district following a dispute over a left with Baker yesterday. of sports. Whether it's a pro ByChriiVolo.chuk parking fee, The Bengals were aware of team or a college, some Assistant Sports Editor Championship, a title the team BG moved up this past week A parking attendant told police the report but had no comment, names just don't sound cool. hadn't earned since 1988 and in the national rankings from that Henry and another man noting that no charges had been only had four of in a 27-year span. 10th to sixth and earned a No. 1 parked their sport utility vehicle filed. Today we list five teams that It would've taken a lot for the Prior to their win over Minnesota seed in the upcoming National without paying. According to an When Henry talked to report- are in need of a name change. BG club rugby team to add on on Sunday, the team had finished Collegiate Rugby Championship incident report, the attendant ers after practice yesterday, he to a season in which the "A" in second place in the event eight in April. said Henry argued loudly with agreed to answer questions 1. Anaheim Ducks: side went undefeated and won times. To get to that point, the Falcons him and said, "Don't you know about football only. Henry, the The team is named after a its 27th straight Mid-American As a whole, the team went a first had to take on Northern who I am?" team's No. 3 receiver, took some Disney movie for God sakes Conference championship, but combined 34-1 on the fall season, Iowa. The attendant told police that of the blame for Cincinnati's poor How much sadder can you last weekend they were able to do collected the MAC title and won The game started off on a bit of Henry threw a S5 bill on the showing during his absence. just that. its 10th Michigan Collegiate title a different note, with Northern ground, but it was returned to "I realize it," he said. "That's get? At least they won a By winning two games in the past 11 years. The "B" side Iowa winning the opening coin him and police were called. why it was killing me not being Stanley Cup. over Northern Iowa and then won its 100th straight game, a feat No charges have been filed. able to play. I kind of fed I let Minnesota, the ruggers were that started way back in 2003. In See RUGBY | Page 8 Pol ice(old35-year-old)ason Baker my teammates down by getting 2. Delaware able to win the Midwest Regional short, the fall season went well. of Bellevue, Ky., that he could file suspended." University Blue Hens: There is literally nothing less intimidating than Miami to play in Orange Bowl's 468th and final game this Saturday a hen. let alone a blue one. 3. Utah Jazz: The name By Tim Reynolds For 70 years, the Hurricanes retired at some point, since we The Associated Press called this place home. The couldn't get enough money to made sense when the Jazz Orange Bowl, now an exqui- get her built up the right way," were in New Orleans But MIAMI — As pregame tradition site eyesore, hosted everything said Oakland Raiders defensive Utah? Does anyone there dictates, a cannon will boom from Super Bowls to the Rolling tackle Warren Sapp, a 1994 Ail- and white smoke will pour from even listen to jazz? Stones and Bruce Springsteen, American at Miami. "She goes a tunnel leading out of the lock- from Hollywood movies to hur- out the greatest stadium in 4. Toronto Maple er room. The Miami Hurricanes ricane evacuees. America, in my mind." will emerge and run east into the And, by the way, some of the At the beginning, she was. Leafs: A name with a very night, traipsing across ground finest college football games Billed at its opening as "the rich tradition. Still, it's a leaf. where John F. Kennedy spoke, were played there, includ- largest and most modern Weak Joe Namath made good on his ing 11 that decided national steel stadium in the nation," Super Bowl guarantee and the championships. the Orange Bowl — or Roddy 5. Phoenix Suns: This Miami Dolphins were perfect. On Saturday night, the Burdine Stadium, as it was name Is just awful and A rusty old building, noth- Hurricanes will play there for originally known, a nod to the ing but steel and concrete and the 468th time. department store magnate" uninspired, but the team wins. LYNWSUDKY ' AP PHOTO ghosts, will shake in delight. The final time. who got it built — was beyond ERA OVER: The final game at the Orange Bowl will be held on Saturday. And an era will end. "I guess the old girl had to be compare. SPORTS WWWBGNtWS.COM 8 Thursday. No,.. the coin toss and again elect- has jelled well. ed to face the rough wind. BG "We had good team chemis- RUGBY try lover the weekendl." Viviani Upstart Browns looking to From Page 7 would eventually make them pay for it. said, i veryone stepped up. We toss and choosing to play into a The Falcon defense was worked together really well." stiff blowing wind. solid from the beginning while Mazzarella said that reignite rivalry with Steelers I-Tyhalf Nick Viviani was the Minnesota's offense was slop- Minnesota's style of play was story of the game, as he con- py, A series of bad Minnesota like a lot of other teams. By JotMilici* don't think it's nic by myself.'' nected on five straight penalty passes led to a loose ball in their "Minnesota is like a lot of clubs \nilerson ranks fourth in kick field goals in the first half to end /one. which was picked up lhat use the current Interna- the league with IT touchdown give HG an early 15-0 lead. Wing flanker Ryan lionek for a score, tional model and play a predict- Hi REA I hi- last time the passes. He's been able lo con- ran (iagnon later scored on a 50- later in the first half. Viviani con- able, boring, stilled and easv in Browns Faced the Steelers waj nect with playmakers Braylon vanl kick and chase and center nected on another penalty kick -defend offense." he said. "Three back in Week one, Charlie Edwards, Kellen W'inslow Scon Wallace carried the hall and prop Hryce Pitney scored. At yards and a cloud of rucks we Frye was the quarterback anil |oe liuevicius downfiekl up the middle of the field for lhat point, BG led 13-0. call it. We just had everyone slay fend i leveland didn't have a because of an offensive line another try. Viviani added two I ater on in the half, Wallace home and watch them gobble chance. that has allowed just seven conversion kicks. scored and Viviani added a con up all the time going nowhere." \ lot has changed in two sacks over the last seven At halflime, BG had the version kick. Vh/ianl was very pleased with months. games. Panthers in a 29-0 hole. Minnesota came out in the the teams success over the After winning three straight i he line will be tested by The second half played out second half looking to get back weekend. j; inn", iiu the first lime in six the blii/.ing Steelers and very well for BG. Hooker trie In the game, and did so by SCOT "h was a big accomplishment j >ars, the Browns are getting could face its firsi starting Nutter and Wallace both had Ing three tries, li would prove to for the team and the University," read) in i hallenge I'ntshurgh lineup change in eight games. tries and H( 1 was able to advance be all the Gophers could muster. \ Ivianlsald, (HI Sunda) foi First plan- in the (ittard Selli Mckinney (shoul- to its third Midwest final in five I lie Falcons were able to put With nationals coming up In .MI. North. der] missed practice yester- years with a 41-12 victory over themselves ahead for good when April, Deal said the team really i he Browns saj thej feel da) and, If he's unable to play, Northern Iowa. eight man Rich Mines ran 10 has soniel hing to work hard and like a different team than they will he replaced by Lenilie BG coach Roger Mazzarclla lough yards Into the end zone. focus for, were Sept. 9, when the) opened I riedman or Ryan Tucker, said lhat an early goal line stand, viviani liil his conversion kick "I wrote an e-mail lo the guys the season with a 11-7 loss at M»RK DUNCAN who hasn't played guard in as well as some solid defense, set and later had a penalty field goal, saying lhat although the teams BG took the game, and its first i>ut West get talked up a lot and home against the Steelers. WHOLE NEW BALL GAME: The years, the tone for the game. Midwest championship since blow everybody out, any team Tun days later Frye was , Hiffpi- The difference in the "UNI had a chance to pick up Browns on the field has ear- some momentum al the end of 1988, with the 30-17 win. can be beat on any given day." traded, Derek taderson Has one loss lo tl-e ■ ned over to the locker room, the first half, but our goal line According to learn captain Deal said." I rhee mailisaidthat named the starting on .mil with QB Anderson lead I the Browns were on their wa) where I he atmosphere is stand took whatever steam they Ryan Deal. BG was able to win we're as good a- them, if not in becoming one of the must more relaxed. The'tense play- had left right out of Ihem," he because of their philosophy. better." productive offenses In the meeting with Cleveland this Ing-for-your-coach's-job vibe said. "We controlled the ball well," i remembered something Ml.. season in which they created has been replaced with a quiet On Sunday. BG faced off Deal said. "We work on things else I bad often preached to |the Now, jusi when Cleveland is five turnovers and recorded confidence that comes from against the winner of the thai other teams don't read) teaml," Mazzarella said. "Glnrv starting to talk about lanuar) six sacks. winning. other Midwest semifinal game, focus on. We really make defense is the only thing you can take tb.ill again, the Browns are 'We're going to have to play "it seems like everything Minnesota. The beginning of a priority and try to score off out with vim when it's your iinn- to Facing probably the toughest our besi game ol the yeat lo i- starting lo come togeth- the game could he labeled deja defense." go. I'm glad each one of them got Minr on their schedule. have a chant e,' Browns coach er," rucker said. "We haven't vu. as the Golden Gophers won viviani added that the team to have a taste.' Despite all the changes Romeo i rcnnel said. arrived yet, obviously. We have in Cleveland, one thing that Steelers coach Mike Tomlin ,i lone wax logo." remains the same is the believes the Browns are the Anderson seems more at Browns' miserable record same team schematically as ease in the locker room as 0SU hoops to showcase more depth igainst the Steelers in recem they were in Week I. I he) re well, smiling during an inter- years. just executing better. \ leu and even joking that a Steelers linebacker lames I he Browns rank in the top Pittsburgh television reporter By Rusty MilUr oi said the) take the five In the league in points should lie escorted out of the The Associated Press Browns seriously every lime per game, yards pei game, Browns training facility. they pla) each othei and thai \,iuls pet play, yards on hist \ Cleveland win Sunday COLUMBUS — After a year of i leveland s i ,i rei ord hasn'l down and are first in yards per would put the two teams in quality, the Ohio State Buckeyes changed anything, reception. a tie amp the AFC North, li are experiencing what it's like to Hut he acknowledged thai I heii daysol thlrd-and-long also would help reinvigorate have quantity, Pittsburgh's rivalry with the and three-and out are lone, the rivalry. "It's amazing," coach Iliad s has become one- behind ihem. Despite Cleveland's recent Matta said during preseason >ided "The) look very explosive futilft) against the black and workouts. "We started prac- • iln-\ regoingtohavetopick now." I arrioi said. I he) 've gold, there's still some pent tice ibis year with 13 guys il up, in wen- going to stop cm a lot ol deep balls going up hostility between the two and I became claustrophobic. i ailing it a rivalry," Farriot down the field." Mill's I'd never had thai many guys said yesterda) in a conferem e Anderson is the mosi ob» i Farrior had an early warn- before. Now at least we look bet- . all with the! leveland media mis difference In the Browns' ing for Winslow. He appar- ter when we walk through an I hr Browns have losl eight turnaround - and the only entlj hasn'l forgotten about a alrporl and our warmup lines straight to Pittsburgh dating personnel change in the late block the tight end threw look belter." to 2003 and 21 ol 24, including offense since Week I. at him last season. Grinning, be added. "Hut 1 two playoff losses, K°'nn back "We've done some good "He better have his bead on don't think that's going to get us to 1994. things. Obviously, we've a swivel," Farrior said. I very an) points." TERRr GIILIAM I he Steelers only have goi moved on and continue to time we go up against those No, ii won't, al least not In the MEETING: gin) and gutfd Jam* H • ii-n better since theit first improve,' Anderson said. "I gu\s. I'll be looking lor him." short term. I be young Buckeyes, who open the season Monday last year's team that weni 35-4, i he dominating 7 o Oder in the Preseason Nil, can play won the Big Ten regular season went No, i IntheNBAdraftafter only five at a time but there is and tournament titles and went a phenomenal season for Ohio some comfort In numbers. to the national championship Stale, ("onlev was taken No. -I in No Greg odenv Now there game before falling m defend- the draft and I ook was a first- are live guys 6-foot-H or taller. ing champ Florida. That became round pick aftet starting all of Missingwispv MikeConleylr.al evident Tuesday night when one game a- a lieshinaii I ewis point guard? Any of three or four they losl 70-68 to Division II and Hams were longtime role guvs could play the position. Flndlay in an exhibition game. players Who had sterling senior How do you replace Daequan The Buckeyes lose 73 percent seasons. (look, Ron Lewis or Ivan Harris? of their scoring. 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"My message was that we believe strongly in elections WASHINGTON — President and that you ought to have 7 3 Bush, personally intervening in elections soon and you need the political crisis in I'akislan, to take off your uniform," told President Pervez Musharaff Bush said. 8 4 9 3 yesterday he must hold parlia- Sarkozy agreed with Bush mentary elections soon and on the need "to have elec- WAUYSANTANA AP PHOTO 7 9 1 6 2 step down as army leader. tions as quickly as possible" PROTESTING IN THE STREETS: Lawyers demonstrared yesterday against President "You can't be the president in Pakistan. Gen. Pervez Mushanaf in the city court district of Islamabad. Pakistan. and the head of the military White House press sec- 4 7 at the same time." Bush said, retary Dana Perino said Bush Negroponte called Musharraf tion and oust its top judge were describing a 20-minute tele- placed the phone call from the an "indispensable" ally in the necessary to prevent a takeover phone call with Musharraf. Oval Office around 11:15 a.m. U.S.-led fight against terrorism by Islamic extremists. 3 2 7 5 6 9 "I had a very frank discussion EST. "President Musharraf lis- and said that "partnership with Negroponte said he is hoping with him." tened carefully and heard what Pakistan and its people is the the U.S. will not have to punish SUDOKU 6 f 9 S L I 8 I E It was Hush'sfirst contact with the president had to say," Perino only option." Pakistan. To play: Complete the grid I S L 8 6 E 9 I V Musharraf since he declared said. "No country has done more "I think that the longer the so that every row, column emergency ride on Saturday The Bush administration has in terms of inflicting damage situation goes on in its present Z 8 E 9 t> I 6 S L and every 3x3 box contains and granted sweeping powers been careful not to go too far in and punishment on the Taliban form, the more difficult it's L t I 6 I S Mf to authorities to crush political rebuking a terrorism-fighting and the al-Qaida since 9-11," going to become," he said. the digits 1 to 9.There is no 1 ) ) I E I S 6 I guessing or math involved. dissent. ally. By contrast, the U.S. took Negroponte said. "Their record "That's why we believe this state set » 9 8 LIZ Bush revealed the call to a hard line when Myanmar's is quite impressive." of emergency end absolutely as Just use logic to solve 9 I 8 ! St Z L 6 Musharraf during an appear- military rulers cracked down Negroponte also told soon as possible." ance with the French president. on pro-democracy protesters in the House Foreign Affairs Many lawmakers are skepti- E I 6 L 8 9 I 17 S Nicolas Sarkozy, at George September. Committee that administra- cal. They say the U.S. should be t L 5 I Z 6 E 8 9 Washington's home in Mount "There is a difference," Bush tion officials "strongly disagree" more serious about penalizing V'ernon, Va. said. "Pakistan has been on with Musharraf s moves against Pakistan and that Musharraf For several days, the White the path to democracy. Burma his political opponents and should not be so readily House has faced questions hasn't been on the path to counseled Musharraf against praised. Create and solve your about why Bush was taking a democracy. It requires different emergency rule. "Our foreign policy should Sudoku puzzles for FREE. relatively soft line on the crack- tactics to achieve the common The administration is not be faith-based," said Rep. down and had not spoken objective." reviewing its aid to Pakistan. Gary Ackerman, D-N.Y,, who directly to Musharraf, whom On Capitol Hill, Deputy Musharraf has said his deci- heads the subcommittee on Bush has called a friend he Secretary of State John sions to suspend the constitu- Middle East and South Asia. PfilZESUDOKU.coM Suicide bombing kills lawmakers, children School shooting in Finland stuns world The death toll in Afghanistan rises to 60 after Tuesday's deadly blast By MariusTurula pares for the attack by test fir- community, saying the shooter The Associated Press ing a semiautomatic handgun. prowled the building looking By Alim.id Scir "My son was news conference in Kabul. Investigators said the gun- for victims while shouting slo- The Associated Press He blamed the In milling on TUUSULA, Finland — An 18- man, who was not identified, gans for "revolution." "the enemies of peace and secu- year-old gunman opened fin- shot himself In the head after Police Chief Matti Tohkanen NEW BAGHLAN—The death toll supposed to finish rity.'' a phrase often used for the al his high school in this placid the shooting spree at Jokela said the gunman didn't have a from ,i suicide blast targeting a militant Taliban, and directed town in southern Finland yes- High School in Tuusula, some previous criminal record. "He group nl lawmakers and children school... today I authorities to conduct a thorough terday, killing seven other stu- 30 miles north of the capital, was from an ordinary family," tose tn 60 yesterday, the deadliest investigation. Such a spectacu- dents and the principal before Helsinki. He died later at Toolo Tohkanen said. He said the attack 111 Mghanistan since the buried him." lar attack also could have been mortally wounding himself in a Hospital in Helsinki. teen belonged to a gun club 2IHII U.S. led invasion. vm's Father | Anonymous the work of al-Qaida. The Taliban rampage that stunned a nation The teen killed five boys, two and had gotten a license for the Hundreds of mourners gath- denied involvement. where gun crime is rare. girls and the female principal pistol Oct. 19. ered .it a mosque near the site of of six lawmakers were flown to The White House called Police were analyz- with a .22-caliber pistol, police Investigators were searching the bombing In the town of New Kabul. the attack "a despicable act of ing You'Tube postings that said, adding that about a dozen for connections to the shoot- Baghlan, 95 miles north of Kabul. Sarajuddin said most of the cowardice." appeared to anticipate the more people were i n ju red wh i le er and a possible motive in before moving to a simple hilltop 5-1 were schoolchildren who had Video obtained by AP massacre, including clips in fleeing the school. Witnesses YouTubepostingsthat appeared graveyard to bur) the dead. gathered to greet the visiting dele- Television News of the scene just which a young man calls for described a scene of mayhem at to reveal plans for yesterday's Hie attack happened Tuesday gation. The Ministry of Kducation before the blast shows schoolchil- revolution and apparently pre- the school in this leafv lakeside deadly attack. a~ the lawmakers were being confirmed that at least 18 school- dren, tribal elders and govern- greeted by children on .1 visit to children had lieen killed. ment officials lining the streets to a sugar factory in Afghanistan's After the bombing Tuesday, greet lit lawmakers as they were normall) peaceful north. shots were fired at the scene by about to enter the sugar factory. \h sonwassupposedtoflnish lawmakers bodyguards, said Dr. Some of the children shook school this year, but yesterday I Nanngui, a doctor at the New hands with the guests and one had to peel nil his blood-soaked Baghlan hospital who witnessed teenager handed red and pink clothes, and today I buried him," the blast. Narmgui, like many roses to lawmaker Saved Mustafa FALCON FRENZY Said an elderly man who broke Afghans, goes by only one name. Ka/imi — a former Afghan com- down in tears on top of a grave President I lam id Karzai merce minister and a powerful BGSU STUDENTS are entitled to a site. I le didn'l give his name. declared three days of mourning member of the opposition party I ifty-fout-peoplewen-buried in for victims and ordered an inves- National Front. Itaghlan province, said Mawlawi tigation into the attack. Sarajuddin, the head of the pro- 'There is no doubt this was See BOMBING! Page 10 vincial council, while the bodies a terrorist attack." Karzai told a 50% Discount Want to advertise in Now Leasing for Thursday - Sunday November 8th-11th THE BGNEWS? Second Semester! 'Not valid with any other specials or coupons. Delivery minimums apply. Call 419.372.2606 and speak to a Mid Am Manor representative today. Ml Third SI 702 Third Si. MENU AT oO% S31 t.Hinh St. Thin crust and Pan available in large only Join the M Am VI 12" 14" 16" Discussion... < ll.n li slimn Apts. 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A boy, bis legs bandaged, Two parliamentarians were 1 Woe is me! 2 River deposit dead cried on a gurney thai looked to killed in attacks in Kabul ear- 3 Romanov title Ai least -12 of the HI wound- have been left in a hallway. lier this year, which is already 4 Haphazardly ed were schoolchildren. The video also shows an Afghanistan's deadliest since 5 Scale range Afghan man holding the head ul the fall of the Taliban. More than 6 Tell's canton Mohammad Vtousuf lave/, a 7 Whirlybird whirter doctoral Bagnlan'smain hospi- what he claimed was the suicide r>,7(X) people have been killed 8 Hawk's attack tal. Several children were among attacker, shouting "Look at this in Insurgency-related violence, 9 Place of refuge 10 Color fabric, '60s-style the dead. (expletive]! This is the guy who according to an Associated I'rcss 11 Scientist Newton The video does not show the destroyed everything! I hisis the count based on figures from 12 Singer Lotte 41 Goaded guy who killed us!" explosion. After the blast, the Western and Mjghan officials. 13 Reliance 42 Piths \ ideo shows dead .mil wounded No one claimed responsibility fhe northern region where t he 21 Titleist supporter 46 Movie dog schoolchildren on the ground. For the attack, and a purported blast happened is known for ten- 23 Preferred strategy 48 Eggnog spice 26 Answering machine Shoes, sandals, hats and note- Taliban spokesman, Xabiullah sions between the mainly ethnic 49 Opp. of WNW button 50 buena hooks were scattered about. Mujahid, denied the militant Tajik government leadership and 27 Tiny power unit 51 Dental exams? l\vo men carried the bloody group was involved. remnants of the militant group 28 Colorful mount 52 Bathsheba's husband body of a hoy by his limbs and "The Taliban doesn't target lle/.b i Islami. whose fugitive 29 Sea eagle 53 Ansel or Samuel 30 Frankie Avalon hit, put it on the haul-packed dirt. civilians," he sa id. leader (iulbtiddin llckm.itvai, - 54 Honeydew, e.g. Dinah" 58 Nary a one Men placed another body next Taliban attacks typically tar- an ethnic Pashtun, has joined 34 Comic Brooks 59 PC image to four others already laid out get Afghan and international the Taliban and al-Qaida in 35 Domed dwelling 60 _ of the earth 36 Pre-univ. exam under a tree. Klsewhere, a body security forces or government lighting the Afghan government 62 Sounds of hesitation 37 Actress Louise 64 Actress Hagen with a severed arm was lying leaders but often kill civilians though he denies direct links. ACROSS 38 At a great distance 40 Tel. button: abbr. 1 Dog of a movie 46 Gam musicians return. 5 Sharing pronoun 47 Type of general "Imani Winds is not a tradi- 9 Like Pisa's tower 50 End of quip WINDS NAACP 14 Inventory 55 Goofs From Page 3 tional wind quintet I hey push From Page 3 15 Shortest distance flier? 56 HST's successor the envelope with their music 16 Stair step part 57 Racket sport music shouldn't be hesitant to and they want their music lo 17 Banned orchard spray 61 Poker move 18 Bandleader Puenle 63 Bard grad. e.g. ANSWERS attend the Friday concert. he accessible to everyone — all as their own.' said Shacorrah 19 Reeves of "The Matrix" 65 Comic Imogene "Classical musk tends to be ages, races and genders," Neil/ (rosin, executive board mem s«o N 20 Layers 66 Major's successor 1 N i 3 3 r N B ) H y intimidating to some people, hut ber of the NAACP. 1 0 N . 0 V i 8 said. 22 Alley of the comics 67 lota I ■■■ 1 " V o i 1 .■3 B i V U we t ry to introduce I he pieces we Students can learn about As far as the academic cur- 24 Calendar units 68 Organic compound ) ;)■.-< s N I .1 a ii H i 25 Start of Don Addis quip 69 Fireplace accumulation i ■ 3 B 1 perform and convej what the different aspects of being a riculum, there are beliefs that n C 28 City north of Calgary 70 Ensnare 3 s ■ I'J '.' 1 i V piece is about indilleientaitistii musician and relate to Imani HBCUs do noi measure up to 31 Broke bread 71 Transmitted H V i B i N 0 i 1 forms so possihlv an audience Winds on a more intimate level, I'WIs. I'omales, who has expe- 32 Hydrox rival V N V 8 ■ 1 H d 3 ! N 33 Kind of acid t B -'. '- ' 3 8 1 . .'. a N V memberwhodidnl know what a because most of the members rience at both types of insti- V ti 36 Bake-sale holding grp v . ■ • 0 '• ■•• 0 i 0 wind (juiiilel was can leave with of the group are not much older tutions, said. "The faculty at 39 Pan 2 of quip l i V ■ a a c 1 1: V « v 1 ' H ) A 1 N an appreciation of the music," than the college students, licit/ HBCUs are outstanding. I don't 43 Born as - u S ■ v ■l Ac V I V w 1 s Coleman said. said. think we should measure that." 44 Breck rival I fl V 0 1 i BSJH V 1 V 45 Yemen's capital '. i ' Richard Kennell. dean of the Imani Winds, whose name Predominate!) white univer- H :f 8 i d V O d DBI s 1 College of Musical Alls, said he originates from Swahili mean sities raid faculty from histori- i 1 i i y|s b i ■ 1 2 V feels guest musicians like Imatii ing "Faith Winds," began per- cally black uniuTsilcs. Then Winds are what sets apart the forming together in IH97. professors must make a mon- 1432 E. Wooifer, B6 University's music program The five musicians of African etary decision. But there are (419) 352-4663 from other universities. and Latin American heritage hundreds of historically black •delivery enileble- "It's easy lot us to lose track use music to explore the links professors who do not leave of musical standards being in between European, African and because they want to work with Houri: Hem - 9pm Mondey- Saturday northwest Ohio but when distin- American traditions. black students, according to PASTA & SUBS Delivery I lam 9pm Mondey - Saturday guished arlists like Imani Winds In addition to performing, the \shcrafl I ason. come and work with our stu- group hosts inspirational out- Although, there are assump- dents not only arc our standards reach and cultural programs to tions that there is not enough set higher, but the experience encourage diversity among in diversity in HBCUs, there is I The BG News Visit BGNEWS.com and check out what elevates our students' musi- the music of new musicians. diversity in the background and other students are saying on the Blog. cal abilities lo a higher level." 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