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Volume 104. Issue 15 ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community fAvw.bgviews.com All state universities to implement semesters by 2012 ByMich«IUOInutMd graduate students throughout and patience before the semes- "There's a ton of work to be done; you complete review of our under- Reporter Ohio; in 2012, all state universi- ter systems are fully implement- graduate programs." ties in Ohio will be operating ed. don't just say, 'We're going to start class "A lot of places we're tying to Students coming to the under semester systems. Between completely restruc- attract students from are on a University from another school Of the 14 four-year state uni- turing and renumbering all of on a different day. We're using this as an semester calendar and it's been on the quarter system know versities in Ohio, only four have the courses, universities look- a barrier to ihose students send- all too well the frustrations of not yet fully made the transition ing to make the semester switch opportunity to do a complete review...." ing their semester credits in to transferring credits. Between to a semester schedule: Wright have thoir work cut out for a quarter system," he contin- converting credit hours and re- State University, Ohio State them. Greg Hand i Director ued. "We realized that we could taking courses, transferring can University, the University of University of Cincinnati smooth things out a whole lot be both a frustrating and con- Cincinnati and Ohio University. Director of Public Relations however, the Board of Trustees done: you don't just say, We're more if we were on the same fusing process. These four institutions have Greg Hand said the university unanimously voted to approve going to start class on a different Yet, there is good news for all approved the switch; now it has been on a quarter system the switch to a semester system. day,' Hand said. "We're using potential transfer students and is just a matter of time, money since 1964. In November 2008, "There's a ton of work to be this as an opportunity to do a See SEMESTERS | Page 2

ALAIN* BUZAS "-iBr^EWS HELPING OUT: A volunteer helps kids make comhusk dolls at last years Black Swamp Arts Festival.

BRYANY0BK '-S8GNEWS Black Swamp SAVE TUESDAY FOR LAUGHS Arts Festival begins tonight Grumpy Dave's Pub above Easy Street Cafe brings in big ByUiOabti comedic talent as a hidden gem of Bowling Green's night li fe Reporter

By Andrew F»rr Reporter each night. This weekend Main Street will be closed down for Grumpy Dave's hosts stand-up com- a celebration of the arts. Many bars and clubs in downtown edy performances every Tuesday night The 17th annual Black Swamp Arts Festival will Bowling Green offer a variety of enter- starting at 9 p.m., which usually last commence 5 p.m. tonight with a combination tainment throughout the week. Karaoke, about two hours. of music, art and food on Main Street. The main live bands and acoustic solo artists are "We have national caliber comedi- events — two art shows, one tomorrow from 11 just a few. As for live stand-up comedy, ans from all over the country come to a.m. to 7 p.m. and one on Sunday from 11 am. to there's only one place to go. Bowling Green to perform at Grumpy 5 p.m. — include a juried art show and die Wood Lots of people are probably familiar Dave's," Harper said. "Some have come County Invitational Art Show. The juried art show with the Easy Street Cafe" on South Main from New York, Chicago, and even Los includes over 100 juried fine an displays from art- Street across from led's Barbeque and Angeles and Las Vegas," he said. ists across (he country, according to the festival's Brew. What people may not know is As a big fan of comedy, Harper gets Web site. This brings in over 60.000 people to that located upstairs above Easy Street especially excited when big-name com- attend the festival. is Grumpy Dave's Pub, the only place in ics come to Bowling Green. The extra attendence is hoping to bring in Bowling Green that hosts live comedy "In the past, we have had guys that extra business for downtown, including led's performances. were writers for lohnny Carson and lay Barbeque and Brew on Main Street. The Grumpy Dave named is actual- Leno at the Tonight Show," Harper said. Ryan lohnson, a manager at led's. said they will ly Dave Harper, who came to Bowling "One time we had Chili Challis, who was be running their usual specials for the weekend Green in 1987 for his graduate degree the head writer for lay Leno, come to including" j-'reakball" special for S5.55 today, their BBYANYOUK IHE8GNEAS and never left. He became interested perform and that was great." in creating a bar-club like atmosphere See SWAMPS | Page 2 COMEDIC GENIUS: "Giumpy Dave" lines up a shot during a game of where students can come have fun and pool yesterday evening at the pub of his name sake. enjoy different types of entertainment See COMEDY I e2 CAMPUS BRIEF The University confirmed today three classi- Coach prepares for upcoming season in 'House That Roars' fied staff— hourly employees — will be laid off. By Chris Sojka we have to defend our house." for the opponents, as they hit five of their six matches. As a Dave Kielmeyer, senior director of market- Reporter Van De Walle will bring just .198 in 12 matches last team, they are hitting just .197 ingand communications, said three classified her 6-1 squad into the only year. and have had a lot of trouble staff, two from finance and administration In her 27 years as volley- gym she's known tonight at But while it may not be at the net. and one from the provost's office, were noti- ball coach, Denise Van De 7 to begin the Best Western the easiest place for visitors A year ago, Northern Iowa fied last week they would be let go from the Walleknowsathingortwo Falcon Invitational, host- to play, Van De Walle can't made it to the NCAA playoffs University. about Anderson Arena. ing teams University of underestimate any team. under 10th year coach Bobbi "Theselayoffswereduetodepartmentalbud- She knows exactly why Wisconsin-Green Bay, "Every match is going to be Peterson. They were picked get reasons,'' Kielmeyer said. "|Departments| its nickname is what it is, Northern Iowa University very competitive," she said. "1 to finish third in the Missouri needed to make additional cuts." too. (12:30 p.m. tomorrow) and think every team is looking Valley Conference preseason He said these departments are attempting "This is The House That Robert Morris University (7 for revenge and they all have poll and are off to a strong to bring their budgets in line with the overall Roars," she enthusiastical- p.m. tomorrow). a chip on their shoulders." start this season. University budget, even though budgets are ly said. "The place really In the past two seasons, BG The Falcons will open With their impressive usually finalized during the summer. does roar. We've got to get is 22-3 at home and has an up the tournament with resume, Van De Walle is con- "Things change. Situations change," ETHANMA60C I THEBGNfWS some fans in the stands. active nine-match winning Wisconsin-Green Bay, a team Kielmeyer said. "It is not uncommon for HIGH FIVE: Volleyball coach Denise Van We want to set the tone for streak in Anderson Arena. It that has struggled thus far See DE WALLEI Page 2 smaller moves like this to happen throughout De Walle has been coaching here for 27 years a very exciting season, so is not an easy place to play this season. They have lost the year."

FORUM PULSE SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET They've made their choices The dip that saves the day A list of epic proportions What could you show off at the Black Swamp Arts FestivaP UT0YA YOUNG The sports section lists 25 things In our staff editorital, we list some of Food columnist Taylor Richter describes some Junior. Communications students should know about tomorrow's the changes the new University Dining homemade dips using common food items "My radiant gleam." | Pagt 4 Services have made, and we encourage found on campus, because she thinks that dip BGSU vs. University of Missouri- students to voice what | Pagt 4 can make any occasion better | Pag« 5 Columbia football game | Page 8

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graduate." he said. "Our gradu- "A large part of that expense is Web sites. we looked at the goal of having a BLOTTER SEMESTERS ation is the middle of June? actually hiring counselors and According to a news release more aligned calendar with the From Page 1 A May graduation under a advisors," he said. on the university's Web page, other state institutions in Ohio WEDNESDAY, semester schedule would allow The Ohio State University, on April 3, 2009, Ohio State and a number of other items." calendar." students to enter the job market Wright State University and University became the last state Along with the other universi- SEPT. 9 Aside from a smoothing trans- at the same time as other state Ohio University are also In the institution in Ohio to make the ties in the midst of transition. 1:12 A.M. fer of credits, the new semester universities. process of acting on the recom- decision to switch to semesters OSU is still in the organizational Jewell IV of Toledo, was schedulewillalsoallowstudents Furthermore. Hand stressed mendation by the Ohio Hoard in 2012. Students there have stages of the switch. ind drug at the University of Cincinnati students will not lose academic of Regents for a universal aca- taken courses in 10-week quar- "departments and colleges i malia. to remain competitive in t he job progress as a result of the switch, demic calendar. ters since 1922. are identifying point people to market. nor will it delay the completion Ohio University's board of Brad Myers, registrar at Ohio work on specific pans of the pro- 244 A.M. "We did hear from students of a degree. Students can also trustees approved the semes- Slate University, said the switch cess," Myers said. "The Office of i if Westerville, Ohio. who said they would like to be expect no increase in costs. ter schedule on Oct. :t, 2008, was a result of a combination of Academic Affairs is establish- is for walking ■ on a semester schedule because Hand said it will cost an esti- with Wright State University factors. ing some key planning commit- red persons. right now, we may be the last mated S7 million for the conver- doing the same March 27, 2009. " There is no one reason to move tees with broad representation THURSDAY, university in the country to sion. according to their respective to semesters," he said. "For us. across campus." SEPT. 10

2 30AM "We usually have good crowds, . int reported they hear COMEDY we have a good beer selection, e m their living room and From Page 1 and every night is something Iced >ut they found different," Pirooz said. ■ en door broken. Upon This past Tuesday, Grumpy In addition to comedy, pection it is believed Dave's hosted Charlie Wiener, a Grumpy Dave's also hosts a -ubject(s) through a nationally recognized comedi- variety of entertainment that Idonul through the screen an who has been performing for includes Euchre tournaments the 100th block of E. 43 years. Weiner has appeared each Monday night, acoustic on HBO, ABC, CBS. and FOX performances on Wednesdays, in various events and has pre- iive bands on Thursdays ONLINE: • : -:j .icws.com fw the viously performed at Grumpy and Fridays, and karaoke on Dave's three times. Wiener said Saturdays. Comedy nights are he enjoys coming to Bowling Tuesdays. Admission is gen- Green because the people as erally SS and S3 for students. well as the atmosphere is ahvays Even students who do not go CORRECTION a fun time. to Bowling Green can show For some, it may seem a hit their college IDs and get in lor POLICY strange that no other bars in S3. Saturday karaoke nights are ill factual Bowling Green offer live com- 21 and up with no cover charge. ■ .-.. ihinl an error has edy performances. But Harper For information on upcoming iade. call The BG News at said it is simply because they events at (Stumpy I laves people do not have the right set-up to can visit Gi iimpyDavesPnb.com ■ host comedy performances. In or myspace.com'grumpydave. Grumpy Dave's the bar is locat- Another thing thai Harper ed in the back of the room, while is particularly proud of is what tables and chairs are set up clos- Grumpy Dave's refers to as the AUINABUZAS ttHBCNlWS er to the stage. This also allows Hallo! Foam. The pub offers 10fi C00LJEWELS:A Black Swamp Arts Festival attendee tries on a pair of earrings before making a purchase, last year This year, there will visit us online @ bartenders to serve people at different types of domestic and be over 100 juried fine art displays at the festival the tables, as generally done in imported beer. When a person comedy clubs. The pub also has tried all ll).r>. ihey get their has another room in the back, name on the 1 fall of Foam. in hen? during the festival week- night. TTiere will be four stages behind the bar, where people Harper said he believes ARTS end," he said. "Anytime there's with music this weekend includ- BGViews not interested in the shows can Monday nights at the pub are something going on downtown, ing the main stage, an acoustic From I hang out and shix>t pool. probably the best because lots if it rains, we see a big boom in stage located on the courtyard Amanda Pirooz. who has of people usually show up for rib specials tomorrow and the Big business." neat Huntington Bank, an elec- worked at Grumpy Dave's Euchre night. "But every night Chicken Dinner on Sunday. Freshman lasonThayer said he tric stage in Grumpy Dave's Pub for three years, also said she is good because it's always dif- "Usually there's no big change is looking forward to the frxxl and a family entertainment stage believes the atmosphere is what ferent and always fun," he said. in the amount of people we see offered at the festival. located on North Main Street near WINTHROP sets the pub apart from others "And life's too short to not have "1 love the foodstands," he said. the Wood County Public library. in Bowling Green. fun." "I mean, you get nice greased-up One of die groups that will TERRACE fries, cheeseburgers and Philly lx' playing at the family enter- cheesesteaks. I'm also looking tainment stage include the & SUMMIT forward to trying the alligator I've HeeBeeBGs. This will be their sec- heard about." ond year performing at the fes- TERRACE Thayer said he also enjoyed the tival, according to Ethan Starkey. music. a second-year member of the GAS/HEAT "There's always a lot of great group. bands dial perform at the fes- He said the HeeBeeBGs is a tival," he said, "last year, there group through the Men's Chorus FREE was tliis really great R&B woman at the Universitv consisting of W Iff If If I loved." about 14 members. WATER The music will begin on the "Were always having to change main stage between East Wooster out members due to graduations and South Prospect streets. and everything* he said. "We're Tonight. Shaggus opens the eve- currently holding call backs for HIGH SPEED ning. Odier bands playing then the u|x-oming year." INTERNET include the Kinsey Report. Huthie The HeeBeeBGs will be per- loster and lohn Nemeth. fnmiing tomorrow at 2 p.m. by The festival continues tomor- the library, and their set wiil FREE MM If W tf row with the arts events open include songs such as "Warning" from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m., with by Incubus. "lady" by Styx and a PRIVATE CAMPUS bands playing until the last Disney Medley, Starkey said. SHUTTLE band starts at 9:50 tomorrow FREE the team. CABLE DEWALLE "I can tell that school has Ftom I started back up," she said. "Now, if M W W W there's more taking up their FREE cerned about the Panthers. time. In practice, sometimes "On paper' they're the team to it's tough for (the team] to be at HASSLE looking for a campus organization that beat." she said. "They arc a great full energy if they we up study- team. To have a team of their ing late the night before." caliber come into Anderson But even with school in ses- Arena is great." sion, the team still shows a Robert Morris has lost four great amount of excitement for straight entering the tourna- being home again. CALL US STANDS OUT? ment, but has played against "That's all they've been talk- some tough competition, ing about all week," Van De including No. 1 Pennsylvania Walle said. "T he girls talk about FOR State University. They have playing in front of friends, fam- BUILD YOUR Contact us at been strong at the net and have ily and professors all the time." TheBG five players on their team with While the team is very excit- CURRENT RESUME thenews@bgnews. at least 14 blocks. ed for their home opener, Van NeWS is now During practice all week, the De Walle isn't afraid to show her SPECIALS! looking for reporters, GET REAL WORLD com, call us at Falcons have been working on excitement, too. EXPERIENCE 419-372-6966 or passing and blocking, an area "I really hope the student copy editors, pho- that has been streaky at times. body comes out and supports just swing by our tographers, videog- Now that school is back in the team," she said. "We have to ALSO INCLUDED SEE YOUR WORK newsroom in 210 session, Van De Walle has defend The House That Roars." raphers. columnists noticed a bit of a difference in Two outdoor pools PUBLISHED DAILY and cartoonists. West Hall. On-site laundry facilities

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ByTnnN.n].. Reporter "The primary reason was to take the burden The University has changed the way thai students pay to play off one individual intramurals spoils. In the past each player would as far as the captain pay two dollars per sport, and the team captain would turn It collecting fees. A in as a team lee. Students will now pay a S2.r> secondary reason is to fee lorthe entire school year, no matter how many sports they get a buy-in..." participate in. The money gen- erated from intramurals goes into the general operations budge) for the Department of •ector Recreation and Wellness. Director of Intramural and Sport (Tubs Scott Sehmann vious system in order to spend said that the reason for change $25, and some students might SERVE. SET. SPIKE is twofold. feel like they aren't getting their "The primary reason was to money's worth. Senior Andy TOP LEFT: Students compete for braggmg take the burden off one individ- Shoup said he does not like the rights dunng a volleyball tournament outside ual as far as the captain collect- change. of Founder Hall yesterday afternoon The ing fees." he said. "A secondary "It is unfair for some who only tournament was an RA Program that students reason is to gel a buy-in or get play one sport." he said. were able to sign up for at the Founders front people to make commitment." Senior Ashley Rose agreed. desk, even if they did not live in the Residence Me said he believes that the "I don't like it. I only play soc- Hall new system will make players cer in the spring." she said. "It's TOP RIGHT: Team Parad.se Island 945 more likely to show and receive not fair for those who only play se*ves against the South Compion Clovers the benefits of playing and one sport." The Cbvers won the game "I wish they exercise. Sehmann said be believes checked foe steriods. a member of iTeam Katie Davis is a staff mem- that there will bean increase in Po'adrse Island 945! joked after their loss ber at the Student Recreation participation among students BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomores Kim Reardon Center who teaches fitness who already playing, but is not and Angela Gisondo compafe red marks left classes. She said she supports sure how those who are new to on their forearms from then last round of vol- the change. intramurals will respond to the leyball Their team. "Get the Skeeter*. lost m "I think it is good." she said. "It change. ihe first and second rounds of the bracket "It should increase the number of Students can register at the was a tough battle" Gisondo said. "You can't students who participate." front desk at either the Perry always win." The intramural program Field House or the Student offers 29 different options. A Recreation Center. They can Photos by Alaina Buzas student would need to play IT pav using cash, credit, check, or Photo cd.'o- sports in a year under the pre- IKJ1 card.

Census enacted as requirement lichigan legislators proposal would allow concealed guns on college

By Jenny Whalen If Michigan legislation is for resident student population and Lauren Fitch "All 15 presidents and chancellors of changed to permit concealed TheLanthorn(U-Wire) weapons in college classrooms By Emily Tuclc.r Michigan's public universities favor and dorms. GVSIJ would still be Reporter "We needed to make the current law that bans firearms and able to define its own weapon sure that everyone Someone walks into your policy through the student code, As of this tail. Resident Advisors classroom with a gun and weapons on campus" "State legislation provides are now required to take a cen- was staying in their threatens to open fire. Your a baseline of safety," said Tom sus of all their residents. best defense is to try to escape Thc> '. President Butcher, University Counsel. Although the census is not a room the first week..." the room or take out your cell "The university can add addi- new method of keeping track phone and call for help, but campuses including dorms and with concealed weapons per- tional safety precautions." of students as part of the Hirst Curtis Kachur | Resident Advisor under a proposed change to classrooms, according to the mits to carry a firearm through Reid Smith, Michigan state Year Achievement Program. Michigan legislation, you may Michigan State Police. campus, duns remain prohib- director of Concealed Campus, The census plan is designed to is also used to make sure the 1 have another option. Richardville would like to ited from MSII campus build- a nation-wide organization in allow RAs to develop a relation- rooms are full in the residence Sparked by the shooting at amend the law to remove the ings. favor of carrying concealed ship with their residents, said halls. For example, if students | Virginia Tech in 2007, Michigan clause prohibiting the carry of Grand Valley State University weapons on campus, said there Porsche Commons, an RA. RAs leave after the fall, Residence Life Sen. Randy Richardville. concealed weapons on college President Thomas |. Haas, who is no reason not to allow con- are encouraged to establish one- wants those empty rooms to be H-Monroe, has proposed a campuses, sayingil would make leads the Presidents Council, cealed weapons on college on-one time with their residents. filled up. change to Michigan law to campuses safer if students were said, "All 15 presidents and campuses as they have typically During this time, the RAs can Dustin Searer, a sophomore, allow permit holders to carry prepared to defend themselves. chancellors of Michigan's pub- been a larget rjj violent crime. learn about their residents and concurred with Kachur on the concealed weapons on college On lune 19, Michigan State lic universities favor the cur- The bill has been referred to the resident's interests. issue of how the census is imple- campuses. University's Hoard of Trustees rent law that bans firearms and the Senate ludiciary Committee Students are given a paper mented. Currently, the open carry voted 7-1 to allow individuals weapons on campus." for further consideration. where they fill out personal "As far as keeping track of the of weapons is permitted any- information such as their name, amount of students, go for it, but where, so long as the owner residence hall, contact informa- it probably won't change what has a license to own the gun. tion, and class ranking. They students will do," Searer said. Concealed carry is prohib- must sign or initial the paper, Students should be successful ited in churches, sports are- confirming they live on campus. academically and outside of the nas, taverns, hospitals, casi- & Students only have to fill out a classroom, Kachur said. The cen- nos, day cares and college sheet once per year, unless they sus plan is one way to make sure are incoming students in the students are on track and enjoy- m spring. ing themselves. The census also has ot her func- * St. John's tions. such as keeping a count of undergraduate students. Episcopal Church "Basically, the census is a reten- FRUGAL www.stjohnsbg.org tion tactic." Commons said. "The B plan has to do with retention and FALCON$ finding out why students are BGSU students: leaving the University." Curtis Kachur, another RA, F.O.GU& meets Wednesdays 7:Mt 75 Things IVe Spend said the census plan is effective PM @ Starbucks in the Union Too Much On-Part 1 Come for open-minded 'God talk' but believed it could be execut- & Tree coffee! ed differently. He said students V Pseudo health products (during academic year). could sign the census and not 2. Brand new technology abide by any of the suggestions ehurm 2 Sount Young Mo**, made by the RAs and Residence Life. 1 lowever, the census worked Please join our Facebook Group: Brought to you by: asa safety measure the first week St. John's Bowling Green of the semester. 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The new University Dining Services is here. Have you voiced your opinion? Going green is

ibout choices options And keeping income pow- dollars are not paying for the TVs. in the long run. Students choose where to live, erhouses Steak Escape. Starbucks it is interesting to note how many Some vegetarians are also seeing more than just to take, who theif and BGSub were also well thought other areas on campus could use a fewer options on campus, especially .•e and what they want to out steps in the dining plan. small touch up. The residence halls, since the Falcon's Nest vegan/vege- eat Likewise, the new Univr- But one concept University for one. could use a facelift, prefer- tarian spot was replaced by Mexican Dining Services chooses priorities dining does not understand is eco- ably not a la student dollars. food. .■ ■■ if on campus friendly. That $34,000 could go a long So. Chartwells has shown they a catch phrase Some priorities, we think, are a Dining Services is trying to help way. can definitely make an impact on ijuided. the environment by installing 17 Plus. TVs will not stop students campus, but whether it's being So far. the new face of cam* new LG LCD flat screen televi- from hanging up flyers for events. positively or negatively received by Only a small fraction of students lining, Chartwelk has gone sions at four of its dining locations Student groups can't get enough students is the real question. in the Union actually make use of for the shock and awe effect. because, apparently, using a dry of those multi-colored quarter Students don't really need TVs tile dining trays, and it seems like i pmg Jamba Juice. Dunlcin' erase marker or chalk on menu bheets displaying food options, or receipts a phenomenal waste of resources Donuts coffee. Ole Sushi. Zona boards is an outdated technology. In another initiative. Dining for meals bought on previously set to keep up a tray cleaning opera- ■ .ma. 2.mato and others into Students will also get the chance Services is offering customers a up plans (for which some students tion just to serve this minority. the Falcon's Nest got the attention to advertise organization events on receipt with every purchase made are not even footing the bill). Similarly, 1 see limited use of ll e brand lovers. Relocating the screens in the near future. at campus locations Here's an idea: let Dining Services As you're already aware, envi- cafeteria trays within the other ■ ■■ Margies from the SunDial Just how many trees are actually But the TVs were installed to know what you think. Hold them ronmental sustainability is an dining halls on campus. I'm not schei to the food court at being saved by using $2,000 flat save paper... right? accountable to you. the consumer. extremely hot topic. saving the)' go unused, but I do Founders and adding a second screens instead of displaying post- Recycling is not 100 percent They're only here because of the With every passing day. more mean to make it known that rela- by Design to the Union was card-sized event reminders on din- live, so offering recycle bins for students they serve, so make sure and more pressure is placed on tively few of these trays arc actu- ■ i sure taken to get the food ing tables is uncertain. And while those receipts, while a nice thought, your interests aren't left behind (like companies, colleges and organi- ally used by student diners. where the foot traffic needed extra dining points out student tuition probably will not save much paper Wendy's on meal plan). zations large and small to actively i find it hard to agree with all the take steps in reducing their green- sickeningfy hip "go green" propa- house emissions and physical ganda all over campus when the waste output. University still implements funda- And with all this talk about mentally unsound environmental "going green" at the University, policies in certain areas. Despite graduation, the job market looms I'm bewildered by the fact that Need a receipt? No? Okay, I'll this school still makes use of caf- give you one anyway. Make sure By Jordan Rice (Center on the campus ot Duke not what Sarah Perns, tour guide, not the time to be pick)' in our eteria trays within its dining halls. you throw it away soon, because The fJuke Chronicle (U-Wre) University rjnactaperate quest fix biology major and intramural job search. We may find ourselves Hey college: want to save sig- all your transactions can be traced a job. Unless he finds a job soon. tennis player promised us five pursuing work in fields that we in nificant amounts of money with- on MyBCSU! A [xil.ii Ix'iir swims in (i|H'ii water his patents will certainly cut offhis years ago. lietler times could have shunned. in your dining halls and subse- Want to make some additional on a desperate quest for food. credit card. I le finds a potential like a frat part)' with loo many We may, God forgive us, have to quently become "greener?" Then plastic bottle waste? Then go buy Unless it finds land and food employer, but in an industry thai guys and ttx> few giris, the job pursue a job in investment bank- get rid of those waste-conducive a bottled water! Yeah, I know we soon, it will certainly die. It finds the student finds questionable. market is competitive, Those in ing or similar fields, like seal club cafeteria bays, offer those refillable nalgene bot- land, and comes upon a colony perhaps for moral reasons or sim- competition ate willing to do any- bing. Moral dilemmas aside, we It's rather simple. No more tles, hut we don't make regular nt walrus. Walnis are bigger than ple preference. Hut times are des- thing to win. Padding resumes? may simply have to lower our trays within the University's din- money returns on those. polar bears' typical prey, and they perate, so the student must apply. Sure, being on the organizations standards to consider industries ing halls means the following: no Go ahead and pick up a caf- have tusks. Dig rusks. I le gets an offer, but the offer is a lislscrv makes me an active mem- outside of our interest, jobs rather more water and electricity used eteria tray and load it with frxxl, But times are desperate, so the figurative walnis tusk that stalls ber. Kissing ass? You don't want to than careers or work for which we to wash the trays, no manpower Kx>! I don't care if you eat any of it polar hear must attack. In a strug- into his conscience. The student's know how far I am willing to go. feel overqualified. needed to go about washing the — dial doesn't matter to me. lust gle to abscond with one of the morals are compromised and his Once the resumes an' padded It may upset us, especially trays and substantially less food give me your I.D. for a second. pups in the colony, a walrus tusk dreams ot his'dream job" are lost. and the asses kissed, a job is finally when we could nor help but gone to waste. If I come across as an irrital- pierces the polar bear. The bear You whisper to yourself, "Damn in sight. Rut the job market is bar- think that Duke would launch us Anyone who's been in one of ingly disgruntled eco-fanatic, dies, the audience cries. I Whis- you, economic meltdown, damn ren, and those who look for shel- to our dream jobs, but alas, here our dining halls knows how much then I apologize. I buy my gro- per to myself, "Damn you. global you," as a single tear falls from ter an' willing to work anywhere we am We can try to stay true food goes to waste: a lot. Day after ceries with wasteful plastic bags, warming, damn you," as a single your eye. to survive. to our beliefs and find a job that day, 1 witness students dumping and I drive a gasoline-powered tear tails from my eye Seniors around the country Selling death bonds? Oh yes, excites us, but that is not neces- half-consumed meals into the car like most other people. I m no I have just recounted to you an' under a tremendous amount sir. I will personally see to it that sarily an option in this climate. disposal bins, often by means environmentalist. a most tragic moment from (he of pressure to find work. To say our human commodity dies as We can hope that this environ- Of tilting a cafeteria tray at a 45- 1 just don't see the logic in why movie "Earth," a nature film thai that the prospect of no income, quickly as possible to maximize ment becomes hospitable again, degrec angle. the University keeps its cafeteria takes much of its footage from the no health insurance, a seemingly I until s Part-time secretarial work? but like the polar bear attacking One thing I've noticed is that trays around when they engen- iil«: series "Plane! Earth." i would useless degree, loans that aren't I'll take it, at least I will have time a walrus, we cannot always do as students tend to be noticeably der so much waste by means of now like to draw vour attention to going to pay themselves off and to work on that novel. Selling we wish in desperate times. less wasteful with their fixxlstuffs squandered electricity and par- a similarly tragic scene from ram- an Aerolied in their parents' base- assault weapons? You betcha, Well, at least we have our health when trays are absent. Without a tially consumed foodstuffs. pus job ret Tuning, a tradition that ment is worrisome would lx' a this gun could re-endanger the (until we can no longer be cov- spacious and portable food stor- Money is tight these days, and has provided Duke students with gross understatement. "Xanax- buffalo tiefore you can say "well- ered under our parents' insur- age plane, the only space available although we're starting to emerge Wl irk after graduation for years. requiring" is a far better adjec- regulated militia." ance). Damn you, 2010 gradua- to contain food is one's hands. from this economic crisis, we're A student walks into the lirvan tive to describe the feeling. ITiis is The clock is ticking, and it is tion, damn you. Generally, this means a cafete- still very deep inside it. A great ria-goer will purchase less frxxl reduction of maintenance and due to reduced storage space, cleaning costs would stem from meaning less frxxl to potentially the removal of cafeteria trays from end up in a trash barrel some- our University dining halls. WTC memorial about remembrance, not aesthetics where. Besides, trays aren't essential By Cauy Pstroff Architect Daniel Libeskind was of America lies in its willingness to a full exposition of the web of I, for one, admittedly do indeed to the dining hall experience. The Eagle (U Wire) chosen to engineer the effort, but enjoy a kitschy inside reference, complex international relations tend to pick up more fixxl when Remove them, and save some his original proposition featur- even in the midst of rebuilding and conflicting ideologies that I'm using a tray. money. Sept. 11, 2001 set the lone of our ing an asymmetrical tower that after a tragedy. led up to this tragedy and then Which is why 1 rarely use one Simple, right? I hope so. generation. That morning eight recalled the Statue of 1 Jberty has I Ins main building was origi- colored our response to it. anymore. years ago is indelibly imprinted been -.crapped in favor of the nally given the name "Freedom The dignity of a new World I see not why this longtime caf- on our collective consciousness. current realization, the center- Tower" by fomier New York Gov. Trade Center needs not be sul- eteria mainstay remains in our RespondblaHal As we wage two wars and piece of which is a shimmering George I'at.iki. It has since been lied by something that reminds dining halls on campus. theneunQbmtaiAcom confront the complexities of the tower that begins with a square re-designated 1 World Trade us of "freedom fries." Middle last, we are still haunt- base, morphs into an octagon Center, the address of the origi- The design of the centerpiece ed by the honors of that day. halfway up, and is once more a nal North Tower. While the offi- tower itself involves a reflecting Hut all of this begs the question: square at the top. It will rise to the cial address is clunky and a good facade that is airy and ethereal "bind up the nation's wounds... to years ago and the many trials and What better way to rebuild our exact height of the original North nickname is a fine thing the and a sculpted antenna with a do all which may achieve and cher- divisions we have faced since American spirit than to rebuild lower, hut the addition of an moniker "Freedom lower" could round base, But no design can ish a just and lasting peace among then. Progress has been difficult, the World Trade Center? antenna brings the total height make a person a little nervous. please everybody. New York ourselves and with all nations." but work on the new World Trade As it turns out, this task is eas- to 1,7T(> feet. The concept of freedom is a limes architecture critic Nicolai That's what this project is about Center has begun, ensuring that ier said than done — but not On one hand, this seems a little wonderful thing and it's good Ouroussoff pronounced it - - binding up the nation's wounds even as we rebuild and recover, because people aren't interested. corny. It feels as if the designers to live in a country where we "brooding" and "o!>elisk-like," and continuing forward, despite those who lost their lives will not Many started thinking about are picking the low-hanging fniit have it. But the word "freedom" while others look at it and see the sadness of that morning eight be forgotten. rebuilding the towers even as the as far as symbolic numbers go, has, in the context of 9/11, taken somethingresemblingahypoder- piles of nibble still smoldered. and the effort to incorporate the on a buzzword status, ever since mk needle which is whimsically SPEAK YOUR MIND The problem is, in the eight years year of American independence the explanation of "They hate our reminiscent of the last paragraph since the attacks, issue after issue feels somewhat forced. But on freedoms" began cropping up as of Uncoln's inaugural speech, Got something you want to say about an opinion column or news story? has bogged down the project. the other hand, some of the spirit an easy-to-process substitute for where he exhorts his nation to Here's how to get in touch with us for letters to the editor-.

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ALBUM 9' promises big, leaves REVIEW 1 p.m. -12 at the Electronic ■ Muse piano, but in the tracks entitled "Exogenisrs." Stage ■ Grade | B- parts one two. and three, the band makes 2 pm - Tony Papa (Blues and "THE RESISTANCE" good use of orchestral instruments and suc- Rock) at the Huntington Bank watchers unfulfilled cessfully fuses them with electnc rock WHAT EMILY BIGELOW THINKS: The band, which has built a larger fan base Courtyard Acoustic Stage By Aaron Hclfferich Britisli tod band Muse, is set to release in Europe than the United States, is finally their seventh album next week The bands getting a chance to branch out and reach 3:30 p.m. - John Jorgenson Film Critic "While the story of '9' might not be three membeis. Matthew Bellamy. Dom the American public Two days before the Quintet (Grammy Award unique, it is told through the eyes of Howard and Chris Wolstenholme. have release date in the U S. Muse is set to play Winning Jazz) at the Main When lames Cameron intro- been working on this album since early at the MTV Video Music Awards This is a duced "The Terminator" in 1984, 2008. The album, titled "The Resistance." big stage for the band, considering the size Stage characters that are wonderfully intricate." it wasn't immediately apparent boasts eleven new tracks that will not disap- of the venues they usually play Although 4 p.m. - Vertonen at the how the vision of a dark and point This album is lull of risks and emo- the American Lin base is loyal. Muse is Electronic Stage gloomy futuristic world would wonderfully intricate. At least gerousmachinesthatlurkamong tion, culminating in a three part symphony just beginning to leach the American be so popular for filmmakers. in their construction, the nine the outside world. As "9" wan- The music lor this album seems to stem public. "Black Holes and Revelations" broke With scenarios involving man- stitchpunks are made primarily ders out into the lifeless world from different sources of inspiration and through to mainstream radio, which was THEY SAID IT made machinery growing stron- from burlap sacks and odd trin- before him, he luckily discoversa changes from track to track The track enti- the (irst Muse played since their hit single ger than the human race, films kets. With each one sporting a group just like him who are hid- tled "United States of Eurasia (-Collateral "Time is Running Out. The new album has Damage)' seems to have several muses (no already received some air time on alterna- like "The Matrix," "i-Robot," and different number between one ing from the machine beast that "Pretty people pun intended, well maybe a little), which tive stations winch means this album could even Pixar's "WALL-E" carry and nine on his back, the secrets seeks to destroy them. As they include Asian-themed piano retrains as put Muse over the edge of being main- themes of super intelligence in are as much a mystery to them fight to defend their strange but aren't as accepted well as another famous British rock band. stream HI America computers trying to rid the world as it is to us. Therefore, when the precious lives, the group must Queen. The title track however, is very AH in all. this album bungs Muse fans as other people. of pesky humans. Now, another one wearing the number nine learn to work together and dis- reminiscent of earlier works by the band, everywhere something familiar, yet new. animated film simply titled "9" awakens for the first time in a cover the answers to their past especially songs from their album "Black While the lyncs still have the political con- ' reignites that theme with "9" deserted and destroyed world, in hopes that it will lead them to Holes and Revelations." notations that the band is never afraid to It comes with all characters being referred to as many questions immediately their freedom. In true Muse fashion, synthesizers and puk- perform, they are witty and complex and the stitchpunks. start to rise. Part of the success of "9" is ing beats are used throughout however there hopefully understood Although the album these stigmas." While the story of "9" might Unlike lohn Connor in the are select tracks that feature an antiquity that is An overall success, listeners would do well has long since been lost to pop muse Thei to listen to some ol their previous work. - Mischa Barton not be unique, it is told through "Terminator" series, "9" didn't the eyes of characters that are have a warning about the dan- See REVIEW | Page 10 music has always had a special place for the Three stars out of four 6 n wpttmba '1.2009 WWWBGVIEWS.COM FALCON FOOTBALL 2009

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The Moon men's soccer team will iravel out of state for a second straight weekend after being Invited to the I Kiquesne invitational. The event, which will he held in Pittsburgh, will out the Falcons against Richmond and Ihiquesne today and tomorrow, respectiveiy, but coach Eric Nichols does not f( wesee his team playing any less The Tigecs have won II straight Mizzou guarterback Blaine Gabbert Nine Falcons made their first Mil's backup running back De'Vion attack-minded soccer awayfiom home. nonconference games. threw lor 519 yards in his debut. career starts against Troy. Moore is doubtful for the game. "Wc are not going to make any changes.'' Nichols said. "We are still going to try to take the game to our opponents. Wfe ate riot going to play for just a point."

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CELEBRATE: The women's soccer learn has had plenty to cheer I home95 they haven't lost in 11 straight home games ' Record on the line

Freddie Barnes Quarterback Tyler Mizzou's LB Sean Weatherspoon BG has the MAC s best record in as home weekend leads the NCAA in Sheehan has beat two BCS had nine tackles last week. nonconference games since 2003. receptions with 15. opponents in his career. Women's soccer team hasn't lost in at home in record 11 straight games

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The Falcons have their eyes set on history again this weekend as they try to break their home BG last faced a Big 12 team in Missouri has won the Big 12 North Sheehan needs three completions to Sheehan needs two touchdown passes to unbeaten streak. 2004 when they lost to Oklahoma. Division the last two seasons. move into second place on BG's all-time list. move into fourth place on BG's all-time list. BG has gone 10-0 I at Cochrane Stadium in their last 11 game, with their last loss being last year's season opener against Michigan State on

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Falcon rugby looks to continue success against OU Bobcats Running back Derrick Washington averaged 7.8 The game will be broadcast With two catches. Barnes will move PJ. Mahone is one interception return yard from By C J Wation yards per carry in the second half against Illinois. on Pay-Per View. into seventh on BG's all-time list. second place on BG's all-time list. Reporter

After a successful start to the season, the BG rugby team has their eyes set on this weekend's match against ()hio University. BG has dominated the series, holding a 29-1-0 record against the Bobcats with the only loss com- ing that' years ago in the Midwest playoffs. Despite having the upper hand against the Bobcats. B( 1 will not overlook this contest. "Ohio is a very tough team. They like to play hard," said senior ptop Duane Miller. "ITieir intention is to impose their will on their opponent Thai's some- thing we need to be aware of belt ce the game." Coach Tony Mazzarella also spoke highly of Ohio's toughness. Both teams lead their respective Pinkel is 5-7 against BG in his career, Three of Mizzou's receivers com- Mizzou did not commit a turnover "lOhiol always taxis to play us vary tt$it and very divisions within their conferences. most came when he coached UT. bined for 302 yards last week. against Illinois last week.

See RUGBY | Page 9 Only two teams have had more wins than Mizzou since 2007 By Saan Shapiro Assistant Sports Editor Saturday, when the Falcons head back to Columbia Falcon cross country to face off with the No. 25 Tigers. "I really think Missouri is one of the great football holds first home meet The last time BG ventured out to Columbia, Mo„ programs in our country, over the last two years they came away with a 20-13 win in 2001, spoiling only Oklahoma and USC has won more games By Brad Frank current Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel's debut. than Missouri," said BG coach Dave Clawson. Reporter One year later the Falcons further established hist week Missouri out-performed expectations, their dominance, winning 51-28 al the Doyt. BC'i's men's and women's cross country teams All that past success won't mean anything on See GAME | Page 9 will compile in their home opener tomorrow for the Mel Brodt Invitational. TheI ne womenwomen's team will start a 5K race at 2 p.m., and the men's team will follow with an 8K race at 2:45 p.m. Sheehan s record against BCS-conference teams is more meaningful than the Falcons' past success against Missouri The Invitational is named after Brodt, who coached BG in), 1 simply shake my head and say, touchdown with 3:40 lo go in what First-year coach Dave Clawson does. cross country for 25 years. He "Who cares?" woidd become a 20-13 victory in "What we did against Missouri in was inducted into the University It's a legitimate statistic, but the last Meyer's head coaching debut. 2001 ;uid 2002 has no bearing on 2009," Athletics Hall of I feme in 1988. ' ANDREW two limes the teams played were 2001 The second go-around, BG won in Clawson said. "Certainly, the Missouri The women's team is looking HARNER and 2002 — a time when the landscape dominating fashion, taking down the program is in a much different spot Chris for its first win of the season SPORTS EDITOR of both learns was far different than it Tigers to a tune of 51 -28 at home while right now than it was in 2002." a after losing to Toledo last Friday. is today. posting 557 yards of offense. In 2001 and 2002. the Tigers finished Moody Coach Cami Wells is interest- After splitting the first two meetings Now foranyonewho thinks anything 9-14 overall in Gary Pinkel's first two ed to see how the women com- This week, a lot of people have been in the late 1990s, under Urban Meyer- like that is going lo happen for BG seasons as coach. The last two seasons, pare to Western Michigan, which was picked bringing up the fact BG is 3-1 all-time coached teams, the l-.ikiins dismantled tomorrow, I'd like to meet you. And Missouri has finished 22-6 — showing finish one place behind BG in ninth by Mid- against Missouri. a Mizzou team two years in a row ear- maybe slap you around a little bit and the improvement Pinkel has brought to And each time I lead that statistic lier this decade to make the matchup ask "What's wrong with your V CROSS qe9 land I read it a lot given the number of record 3-1. It's a different time, and fans should See COLUMN | Page 9 tweets, blogs and stories it has appealed The first go around. BG won on a expect a much different game this year. I ■ I h WWW.BGVIEWS.COM SPORTS Friday. September 11.2009 9 THE BG NEWS PICKS OF THE WEEK THE BG NEWS SUDOKU With one week of games under our belts, it's time to 4 6 7 1 qet back at tt. Outside of Ohio State-USC. there's no big name games to pick 8 1 9 but BG does have quite an opponent in No 25 Missouri. No one has taken W5\ 3 5 6 7 ANDREW HARNER SEAN SHAPIRO TAYLOR RICHTER BECKY TENER a lead yet. but maybe this week someone will. Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Design Editor Campus Editor 6 2 8

No. 25 Missouri Sorry folks, BGs not getting their Eight years after losing his Tyler Sheehan scored in my Mizzou will be tough to beat, second win this weekend. Mizzou debut to the Falcons, dreams last night. Fortunately, it but after BGs big win last week I 5 9 6 vs BG coach Gary Pinkel gets his wasn't football-related. BG wins think they can take that winning I revenge in front of a big crowd anyhow. to the road. Missouri-20 Mizzou 38. BG 20 Mizzou 28. BG 17 BG27.Mizzou24 BG 24. Mizzou 21 5 6 1 2 I scored last week without picking Michigan St. I trusted Dan LeFevour last week, In this battle of ancient civiliza All I want is for Dan LeFevour to Central Michigan so I'm doing this time I won't be so foolish as trons, MSU will beat out their get the recognition he deserves, vs. Central Michigan it again. MSU takes another step towards Native American counterparts but I fear State's offense will run 3 2 4 the top 25 the Chippewas over H45 MSU58.CMU14 MSU45.CMU6 MSU31.CMU19 MSU24.CMU7 8 7 1 3

Michigan I don't like Michigan. And I don't I have it under good authonty Notre Dame would take this W if The Big House isn't very welcom- like Notre Dame Therefore. I from Lou Holtz and my room- not for Charlie Weis being unable ing to strangers. Over 100.000 1 4 3 9 vs. No. 18 Notre Dame don't care. mate that the Irish will be in the to fit out the locker loom door angiy wolverines sounds like national title game this season dead Irishmen to me. Notie Dame -55 Notre Dame 11. Michigan 5 Notre Dame Jl. Michigan 17 Notre Dame 31, Michigan 28 Michigan 10. Notre Dame 7 SUDOKU 8 Z 6 5 L 9 E v I To play: Complete the grid E 9 S » I 6 Z L 8 Theres too many Buckeye lovers No. 8 Ohio St. If Matt Berkley is a combination of OSU blows harder than Roxanne After OSU strugqied lo beat Navy so that every row, column L I 1 Z E 8 9 S 6 on campus for me to really care Joe Montana and Tom Brady, that (you don't have to put out that it seems USC could have an easy and every 3x3 box contains vs. No. 5 USC about OSU anymore. Besides. makes Terrelle Pryor a mix of Mike red light) in the big matchups repeat of last year, but I think I V I 9 S £ 8 6 1 the digits 1 to 9.There is no USC is better Vick and Randall Cunningham Tressel is looking (or revenge. 9 E 8 6 » L I I S USC -7 guessing or math involved. USC 65, OSU 21 USC 27. OSU 24 USC 45. OSU 24 OSU 35. USC 31 6 S L 8 I I » E 9 Just use logic to solve I'm listed first, but I pick last. t 8 Z L 9 S 6 I E Tennessee Norm Chow and Lane Kiffin had a UCLA gets rocked in this game Though UCLA is a lot better than These people to my right are falling out after their time together like the flat top hair cut was last week's opponent Western S 6 E I 8 f L 9 Z vs. UCLA making me be "that guy" at USC. That will make the fiery rocked by Reggie Miller in the Kentucky. Tennessee s explosive I L 9 E 6 Z S 8 t Kiffin's victory that much sweeter. 80s offensive will control the field. Tennessee-10 UCLA 21, Tennessee 17 Tennessee 21. UCLA 13 Tennessee 35, UCLA 23 Tennessee 28, UCLA 14

out. I won t be that guy twice. How Iowa was stupid enough Iowa State I spent 20 minutes trying to Contrary to the beliet of both Create and solve your to grve Northern Iowa a second come up with this pick. Nothing schools, neither a Hawkeye or vs. Iowa chance on a field goal last week funny can be said about the state a Cyclone are real animals but I Sudoku puzzles for FREE. we may never know. of Iowa think the Hawkeye i( closest Iowa-6 5 Iowa 27. Iowa State 14 Iowa 24. Iowa State 14 Iowa 27. Iowa State 17 Iowa 21. Iowa State 7 Overall record 3-3 4-2 4-2 4-2 PRIZESUOOKUCON

the tiling. Invite with Cariy Wells finish- last year's in Invitational, placing GAME COLUMN Half of those wins came with CROSS ing 10th (18:48). the highest of 22nd with a time of 28:10. BG fin- Josh Harris and Omar lacobs From Page 8 From I From Page 8 anj returning Falcon. ished fourth as a team last year. leading the way on offense. And Despite losing to I'nledo. Wells said the men have been picking up a 37-9 win over Illinois the program. I don't think anyone today is con- American Conference coaches Wells has urged her runners to working very hard in practice at in Blaine Gabbert's first start at By comparison, BG finished 17- fusing Tyler Sheehan for either of in the preseason, I he MAC be positive going forward, she closing the gap between run- quarterback. 6 overall in 2001 and 2002 under those Mo. championship is JUSI river one expects the women's team to ners in front of them. Gabbert had a strong day Meyer. But in the last two seasons, That's not to say Sheehan month away. finish in the top half of the meet, "The men have also been through the air, throwing for 319 BG played to a mediocre 14-11 isn't able to beat big-time oppo- Dayton, which recently lost even though she said some very starting to hold each other yards and one touchdown. He record in the final two seasons of nents as he downed Minnesota narrowly lo Miami, will also strong teams will be competing accountable for the training also showed some mobility pick- Gregg Brandon's tenure. in his first career start, then-No. compete tomorrow. Miami is tomorrow. they da" Wells said. "The key ing up 39 yards on the ground Times certainly have changed. 25 Pittsburgh in last season's the defending MAC champion The men's team lost in the tiling for them |tomorrow| is to with a touchdown. Others are pulling out this stat opener and defending Sun Belt and was picked to finish first same Toledo meet lasi week. run to their potential." Missouri also showed a lot of about how well BG has done (/inference champion Boy last during the preseason. So Wells but unlike in the women's race, Both teams will compete in dept h at wide receiver as Danariu against BGS schools this decade. week. is curious how BG will compare Toledo will be competing in the the lona Meet of Champions Alexander and Jared Perry com- "Since 2001, the team is 11-7 So if you feel it necessary to use to Dayton, keepingin mind how men's race tomorrow. next Saturday in the Bronx. The bined for 225 yards receivingand in games against schools from some statistic to back up your BG might fare against Miami at Junior Christopher Moody fin- women will run a fiK race at a touchdown. BCS conferences, including one opinion that BG has a chance of the MAC championships. ished third at Toledo and was 9:30 a.m.. and the men will run The Tigers also have playmak- each of the past two years," I've winning tomorrow, make it that BG finished third al last year's thi' highesi Falcon finisher in an 8k race at 10:15 a.m. ers on the defensive side of the seen numerous times. But here's one Instead of outdated facts. ball, including linebacker Sean Wealherspoon, who is a prc-sea- son All-American candidate and posted nine tackles in the season RUGBY WOMEN opening win. From Paqe 8 From Page 8 On top of the magnitude of big name players the Falcons strong" MazzardJa said. "limy are a Aug. 31,2008. will also have to battle a hostile team that is looking to push into die The old streak, which they crowd, which will have host six Division 1 kague so we need to make eclipsed last Sunday with a 1- to seven times more fans then SUIT diat were ready fiir them." 0 defeat over Indiana Purdue the 14,514 that showed up at Doyt Conditioning was never a Fort Wayne, was a 10 game Perry Stadium last Thursday. problem in BGs first game streak 18-0-2) that was carried However the challenge of play- against Brockport as they rolled out between Sept. 11,2005 and ing in a larger venue is nothing to a 55-12 victory. Despite the Sept. 1,2006. new to the Falcons. The past two large spread in the score, the BG (3-2) also has their seasons, they've gone on the game was beneficial for BG. first weekend of just home road and picked up wins against "Brockport showed a lot games. The Falcons host SI. Minnesota and Pittsburgh. of heart. It's too bad the score Bonavcnturc (2-3) loday at 5 "I'm expecting it to be loud doesn't show that," Miller said, p.m. and Youngstown State (2- and crazy, and I tend to like big "lite game definitely better pre- 2-1) Sunday at 1 p.m. venues and away games because pared us for Ohio." Coach Andy Richards' team it's us against them," said wide- Miller went on to say the most lias all kinds of momentum receiver Freddie Barnes. "It's us important thing BG needs to do coming into these games, against the crowd and every- is to stay focused and communi- especially with goalie Alexa thing Missouri, so I welcome it." cate with one another. The team Arsenauli receiving the Mid- If BG is to pull the upset, they'll is still in the process of building American Gonference Player of have to rely on t hei r sen ior leaders chemistry early in the year so the Week award for the second on both sides of the ball includ- communication Is a necessity. time in her BG career. ing Barnes, who had a school The game is a double-header "Weare very proud," Richards record 15 catches last week. and is scheduled to begin at 1 said. An upset would also push pm. at the College Park Rugby BG hasn't played St. Pinkel's record against BG to 5-8. Field. Directly following the Bonaventurc or Youngstown As coach at Toledo he went 5-5 in games against Ohio, the BG C- State in years so the team will the 1-75 rivalry. squad will take on Davenport. have a pair of fresh new chal- lenges for them. "|The] comfort level playing who has scored both of the Dukes' at home." Richards said. MEN goals this season. Richards has the same goal "We always haw to know where as last weekend, and that is to From Page 8 a player like that is," Nichols said. go 2-0 in play again. Without any injuries, the Falcons "We will take a look at how he gets "IWe need to| play to our will look to play in a 4-3-1-2 for- his goals and be sure to recognize potential." Richards said. "It's mation, utilizing senior Cameron those situations. I laving said thai. a great weekend to have great Hepple as a deep striker. Hepple, he has some teammates that com- games." who scored the Falcons' first goal pliment him really well." of the season against Marshall in a BG's coaching staff is also shak- 2-0 win, will look to add to his tally ing up the midfield as freshman "The team needs to go out and play on the weekend. Joey D'Agostino will get his first organized and disciplined soccer, "I need to take more risks on the start, replacing DuskoTopolic. and hopefully we can come back ball." I lepple said. "I need to want "Joey played great at Kentucky" with two wins" the ball more; taking people one Nichols said. "He has had a good The Falcons are on the road until on one is one of my favorite parts week of training also." Sept. 20. when they host Indiana of the game, whether passing or D'Agostino set up the Falcons Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW) at shooting." lone goal last weekend, teeing it up Cochrane Field. The Falcons defense, which for striker Byard Ebling. allowed seven goals in its previous Also looking to get time on the two games, will look to redeem field this weekend will be forward OPEN Heller Infcrrdicni* itself today against a Richmond Max Weston. who transferred from Ik 111 I I'I/AI squad that has only scored once in Indiana University this fa 11. BGViews two matches. "Being given an opportunity ■Your Blocjs LATE 2 Large £ "This is a chance for the whole here has been great," YVeston said. ■Your Stories team to redeem themselves," "Coach has given all of us a fair 99 Your Community Cheese *^ Nichols said. "last weekend, we chancetoplay." ■ Each did not compete at the level we Weston also talked about the •Your News UNTIL Pizzas importance of getting good results can." ■Your Views S Duquesne (2-1), who will be led on the weekend. by Joshua Patterson will present a "We need to make a name for Visit Your Community @ 3am!! Expires Sept. 13, 2009 different challenge tomorrow. The ourselves in the conference, it will BGVIEWS.com Thursday-Saturday Falcons know that to be successful, be good for the program to get past they will need to contain Patterson, last weeks results," Weston said. k I 10 Friday. 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