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Poke. Football is in the air and the When the class of 2015 prepares Ever wonder where the "Ay Ziggy With a suggestion from wide receivers are in full motion, to rum its tassels, classrooms may Zoomba" chant came from? a student, President Mary ensuring this season is one catch look a little different and cam- si Don't be left out of the loop. Join Ellen Mazey started a closer to success. pus may be a little more crowded in and become familiar with all It+-• — of the University's resources and Facebook account this sum- Last season Kamar Jorden led than it is now. *# 10 mer to prepare for her first the Mid-American Conference In the next four to 10 years, hidden treasures. year at the University. with 96 receptions and was students will witness more con- o 3 If your friends are talking about She plans to use the page named First-Team All-MAC. struction and renovations as the .. a. catching a movie at the Small or during her five-year contract This year Jorden plans to University moves forward with its X o grabbing a meal at the Dial you will 6" to observe the thoughts of share the wealth across the field master plan. soon know what they mean. people on campus, she said. by spreading the ball among After finishing new resi- «/» — Read this guide to get acquainted "It's sort of like a focus other receivers. dence halls Falcon Heights and with some University lingo and group," Mazey said. "I had my success already last Centennial Hall, Sarah Waters, Xfc a.3 learn about same of the fun same- Being involved with the year," Jorden said. "I want my Residence life director, and Steve times quirky, and always storied students is one of Mazeys team to win, my other receivers KrakofT, associate vice president vocabulary that makes the Bowling main goals at the University. to get catches, touchdowns and for capital planning and design, §§ Green experience a special one 8 S« MAZEY i Page 9 See RECEIVERS | Page 14 See PUN | For more, see Page 12

Class of 2015 projected to be THE STROH'S OPENING ACT largest in University history Incoming freshmen may break several enrollment records

By Bobby W«MU In Focus Editor then we ended up ... much further than we had originally anticipated; After celebrating its centennial last Swegan said. "This year, we went into year, the University could possibly it right offthe bat. Our goal was4,000." enter its second century with Its The class has higher average aca- largest Incoming class ever: 4,000 demic characteristics than most of projected freshmen. the last decade, Swegan said. Its Gary Swegaa director of admis- anticipated average high school sions, said this year's class may make GPA is 3.26 and anticipated ACT history in other ways. With more than score is 22. 15 percent of students projected to Dermot Forde, director of advis- come out of state and about 22 per- ing, said academic standards have cent projected students of color, It remained the same for admissions. will be the most geographically and In addition, the University Program racially diverse class, too. for Academic Success, a program to The high numbers were achieved help students who struggled through by building off of last year's recruiting high school, enrolled about 100 fewer momentum, he said. \ students than last fall he said. In fall 2010, 3,871 freshmen The University balances a focus on enrolled at the University, improving city and University community and upon fall 2009's 3,166—the lowest in scholarship when it appeals to pro- a five-year span. BYRON MACK I IHEKNEWS "Last year ... we were just trying See ENROLL | Page 3 THE STROH CENTER'S first concert featured the Toledo Christian rock band Sanctui Real Chris Rohman. lead guitarist for the band, rods out on to get some momentum back, and stage Saturday. Aug. 13 Visit wvfw.bgnews.com for additional coverage of the concert CAMPUS FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Gum spikts throughout yoar Proskhmt welcomts students Quarterback competition continues If you were a freshman, what would you do different? IALEXMOGEE According to It Brad Slier of th* City LfiHwrsiry President Mary Ellen Mazey The battle for the Falcons' starting quarterback job I Junior. Computer Science Police Division, people think of them- sends a letter to students, welcoming them continues between Matt Schtlz and Trent Hurley as I would probably join more selves as visitors instead of responsible to the University and encouraging them to the Falcons approach their season opener against groups on campus and more, more for the community | Pag*10 work hard | Pag* 6 Idaho Sept. 11 Pag* 13 involved." | Pag* 4 5 VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS. UPDATES, MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE DRINK SPECIALS BROADCASTING LIVE > M EIBA CK4WEEKEND EVERY NIGHT | VOte

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without paying for food. with his "pants unzipped and County Public Library. someone took a green bike, valued at $100. from behind 2:30 A.M. They were stopped by his privates out." When the Officers arrived and cleared BLOTTER the Wood County Public Elida N. Coronado. 21. of University Police and went complainant pointed this out. out the area. SAT., AUG. 13 Library. The bike wasn't Toledo, was cited for dis- back to settle the tab. he acted as if he didn't know 12:22 A.M. orderly conduct/fighting about it and left. locked up. Diana Veronica Aparicio. 18; 2:33 A.M. outside of Cla-Zel. Her boy- 5:47 A.M. Complainants reported two Erika C Mendoza-Nanez. 7:56 P.M. friend was assaulted, so she A complainant reported his women vomited on them 18; and Alexandra Johns. 18. Kathleen N. Elkington. 24, of pushed people on the side- wallet missing within the 300 SUN.. AUG. 14 while exiting a cab without all of Perrysburg. were cited Bowling Green, was cited for walk while yelling, according block of Lehman Ave. He 12:13 A.M. paying their fare at North for underage under the influ- Phillip J. Echelbarget. 27. of assault within the 400 block to police reports. had fallen asleep and dis- Enterprise Street and East ence of alcohol and open covered a charge had been Bowling Green, was cited for of E. Napoleon Road. container of alcohol within Merry Avenue. 3:00 A.M. made from his bank after operating a vehicle under the the 200 block of N. Main St. 9.58 P.M. Elida N. Coronado. 21. of waking up. influence of alcohol on Poe Complainants reported Road. David Roberto Cano, 46, of Toledo, was cited for disor- they were assaulted by an 1:03 A.M. Bowling Green, was arrested derly conduct/public urina- 10:47 A.M. unknown male in front of Trevor E. Robinson. 20. of for stealing a dog within the tion within the 100 block of A complainant reported 1:08 A.M. Uptown Downtown. The Perrysburg. was cited for 400 block of S. Main St. He E. Wooster St. a plastic grocery bag with Stephen A. Corey. 21. of suspect was gone when underage under the influ- was lodged in the Wood feces and paper towels in Bowling Green, was cited for police arrived. ence of alcohol and open County Justice Center. container of alcohol in City 3:07 A.M. his mailbox within the 1300 disorderly conduct/fighting block of Brownwood Drive. in front of Tubby's Bar. Corey 2:52 P.M. Lot!. Patrick Warren Hawker. 38. 11:24 P.M. thought someone was trying A complainant reported the of Bowling Green, was cited Davood Dadfar. 19, of to hit a bouncer, so he threw door of his home was broken for operating a vehicle under 12:28 P.M. Bowling Green, and Ferras 1:47 A.M. him to the ground and held into within the 200 block the influence of alcohol A complainant reported his H. Hebaichi, 20, of Toledo, Daniel Leroy Shammo. 20. him in a choke hold. of Clough St. The damage within the 1600 block of E. car's rear window was broken were arrested for disorderly of Gibsonburg. Ohio, was was estimated at J400 and a Wooster St with a brick within the 400 conduct/fighting and tres- arrested for underage under 1:45 A.M. dozen eggs were left on the block of Gould St The dam- pass within the 2000 block of the influence of alcohol and Juanita M Dillard. 46. of counter. age was estimated at $400. E. Napoleon Road. disorderly conduct/unable 3:17 A.M. Toledo was arrested for to care for self at Cla-Zel Jayme Isiah Scruggs. 20. of assault within the 1500 3:49 P.M. Phoenix. Ariz., and Sophia He was lodged in the Wood 3:43 P.M. block of Clough St. Dillard A complainant reported Marie Cullen. 19. of Fremont, County Justice Center. There was an attempted assaulted a pregnant woman, someone cut a padlock on were cited for underage break-in within the 400 block striking her head and cheek his trailer door within the 300 CORRECTION under the influence of 1:58 A.M. of S. Main St. The damage and burning her arm with a lit block of Parkview Drive. Two alcohol and prohibited acts A complainant reported she was estimated at $100. cigarette. weeks ago someone kicked POLICY within the 200 block of N. was slapped in the face at in the door, so he locked it. Enterprise St We want to correct all factual 149 N. Main Street. Police 7:57 P.M. 2:21 A.M. errors. If you think an error has were unable to locate the A complainant reported a A large group of people 6:02 P.M. 3:25 A.M. been made, call The BG News at suspect she described. man walked into Gas Express headed toward the Wood A complainant reported Individuals left Waffle House 419-572-6966. CHURCH DIRECTORY REGULAR HOURS BEGIN AUGUST 29th

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year in terms of off-campus because it's important" Forde visits, he said. "hot streak" the University has emphasis on the retention ENROLL recruitment said. "Every time 1 go to an Another helpful fac- experienced with national rec- of students and making sure From Page 1 The recruiting was "more event, there are people from tor, Swegan said, is the ognition in public,iiiiHIS like that we put some things in assertive," Forde said, reach- all over campus who show up University's increased focus US. News, Business Week and place to ensure that we will sped i ve students, Forde said. ing students all over Ohio as to meet students." on its infrastructure. World Report. be able to keep students," "It's a balanced approach, well as Chicago, upstate New This year's numbers were "I've become fond of saying The University was fea- Swegan said. that Bowling Green is a very York and Pittsburgh largely yielded from the that in the lifetime of our pro- tured in the United States in Swegan said the future warm and welcoming com- "We have extended our changes made for recruiting spective students, we've only U.S. News' 2010 ranking of is looking bright, having munity ... but I also think they reach," he said. Forde also the fall 2010 class from the fall built four buildings," Swegan colleges' focus on the under- recently received the 1,000th balance that with a very strong credited the efforts of the 2009 class, Swegan said. said. "This year we have six graduate in 2010. application for the fall 2012 message that says 'college is entire University to recruit stu- Throughout this year, the coming online in one semes- "We were eleventh in year, two-and-a-half weeks hard work," Forde said. dents, citing Presidents Day as University is anticipated to ter, so that speaks progress to the country," Swegan said. earlier than receiving that Forde commended the a major effort. W make 100 different communi- prospective students when "The first four schools ilication for 2011. admissions staff for increased "It's admissions coordi- ty and technical college visits, they come on campus — no Dartmouth, Princeton, Swegan said. efforts, which Swegan said nated, but everybody JMEaMi- heaxl-ftttjhe>ut 300 college fairs question about it." and Brown. 'We'flnff like gangbusters more than doubled from last pus gets involved with that and make 1,000 high school Swegan also credited the "There will be a renewed for 2012 already." THE PULSE Friday. August 19.2011 4 Check your Pulse

As you know, it's time to go back to school, and whether this is your first year of college or you're coming back again, get excited. There are so many great things to do and see on and around campus. The Pulse section of The BG News can be your guide to it all. This section can be the place you go to find your weekend plans: the concerts you'll see, the clubs where you'll party, the restaurants where you'll eat, the must-see movies you'll surrender a few bucks for at "the Small" and the music you'll buy on iTunes. I know that some of my weekends seem so busy we can't breathe, while others so empty 1 am begging for something to do. So for those empty weekends and weekdays, stop being desperate for fun and take a look at The Pulse. We'll help you find somet hing to do. Pulse is in the middle of the paper every Friday, perfect for all you last-minute plan- ners (guilty). Forthoseofyou who like to be organized and plan ahead, you can check out our website and Twitter ahead of time. We'll even feature fun things to do during the week, just in case you're one of the lucky ones who don't have to study. Another aspect of The Pulse that I hope you'll take advantage of is the chance to get to know the people around you. There are thousands of students on campus, and you ran open up The Pulse section to discover what they're doing. I know the accomplish- ments of my friends and peers interest me, especially if it's something entertaining like artwork in a show or singing at a local bar. So check out this section to see how your peers are making the best of their time at the University. Who knows, it might even inspire you to get creative as well. Don't forget to check The Pulse when you're confused by a new trend as well. If Reduce carbon footprint while eating on campus something's gaining popu- larity fast, we will provide a practice would be difficult etarian. The Sustainable the Farmers' Market offers breakdown of what it Is and for most students, faculty, AMANDA McGUIW U Conference, open to seasonal vegetables, artisan why everyone is so excited RZIUNEK staff and community mem- University members and cheeses and fresh-from-the- about it. Sometimes trends r^A.VLULUi' bers, there are definitely the public Oct. 27 in the oven baked goods. A short # spread so fast. I feel out of food-related practices that Union, will, no doubt, draw walk or bike ride from the loop and too afraid to can green our lives. connections between green campus, the market is a ask what they are and why With Colin Beavan's Consider University practices and local food- perfect place to witness they're so popular. But not environ menially-a ware Dining Services. They use ways. And students who how food inspires action this year. The Pulse staff will "No Impact Man" as cage-free eggs, sustainable dream green can apply for and creates community. i« mimm on GUILTY ask the important questions the Common Reading fish, fair trade coffees and the Student Green Initiative But the Farmers' Market uaniamtwiii and report the answers back Experience book choice produce from local farmers. Fund through the Office of isn't the only place where jwmruin to you so you don't have to do and the grand open- Compostable to-go contain- Campus Sustainability. we can reduce our environ- amamtrmmtm the asking You might even ing of campus' premier ers and recycling initiatives It's easy to live and eat mental impact. There's a SUR WAY DF LIFE know before they do. WttllHICMI green dining hall, The are additional ways Dining green off campus, too. community garden behind And don't worry; we won't CtlMKITM Oaks, this fall semester Services is striving to be Happy Badger Cafe utilizes Tim Horton's; volunteers rob you of the guilty pleasure promises to he filled with sustainable, but I was really vegetables from local gar- who work in the garden are of gossiping about celebrities, WWW EXAMINER COM sustainable activities and thrilled to learn they recy- dens and Naslada Bistro free to harvest the good- lust because more local enter- community engagement. cle the french fry oil to fuel serves local grass-fed beef ies once they are ripe and tainment news will appear And food seems to be campus lawnmowers, snow and organic-fed chicken. ready to eat. ECO-FRIEHOLY: No Impact Man- on our pages doesn't mean right where it belongs — blowers and the University Those looking to pro- With so many exciting is a book about authof Colin Beavan we'll stop supplying you with at the center. Dining truck. These eco- cure quality groceries at a options, it's easy to get sweating oH electricity, among many the news of those seemingly Beavan, in his year-long conscious actions are reasonable price should involved on or off cam- other things, to live a more eco-lhenoHy perfect creatures that inhabit project to reduce his carbon inspiring, but there are even head down to the Farmers' pus. And it is the perfect life. Hollywood. Their break-ups, footprint, turned to a 250- more opportunities to go Market in downtown time to emphasize green break-downs and everything mile diet; he did not eat foods green on campus. Bowling Green across from at the University. grown outside of that radius The University Veg Grounds for Thought cof- or ones that used unneces- Club shares information feehouse. On Wednesday See KING | PageS sary packaging. While this about living vegan or veg- evenings from I to 8 p.m.

TONIGHT IN MAUMEE TONIGHT IN TOLEDO THIS WEEKEND IN MAUMEE THEY SAID IT Maumee Lot Party Stevie Nicks Maumee Summer Fair Parade Td probably be a bike Adults 21 and over are invited to Maumee for tve music, food Legendary rock singer Stevie Nicks wi The Maumee High School marching band will lead the way messenger if I and drinks. The party will take place at the West Mews Parking be performing at the Huntington Center followed by dance groups, floats and classic cars. The parade weren't [acting].'' lot at the corner of W.Dudley and Allen Streets. Wentification tonight at 8 pm Tickets are still available at begins at 10 am Saturday on Conam Wayne and Dudley is required and the event costs $5. It starts at 5 pm tKketrnaster.com for as low as 149.50. streets. - Jesse Eisenberg

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WVyW«3flLM«fFINnYCOM WWVVAMJRBANMU5KCOM BYMATTUASSE BYZACHGASE Jay-Z and West seem to shine show comes from. more. when they tackle topical tracks like It's common for American televi- As Ryan searches for his mean- On the show, Ryan does not have After months of rumors, hype and "Murder to Excellence," which is sion to take some ideas from over- ing in life, Wilfred gives advice every a job and instead stays home with mystery surrounding one of the two tracks: the first is about black- seas. It's not all the time that it step of the way. The two break into Wilfred. Maybe there's another most anticipated albums of the year, on-black crime over (a surprisingly works though. a neighbor's home to steal a stash, direction the show can go. Jay-Z and Kanye West's collabora- excellent) Swizz Hr.ii/ production, FX's "Wilfred" shows some promise. crash a party at his sister's house All the rest aside, the show's R-rated tive effort was finally unveiled to the the second about African-Americans Centering on the deeply depressed and get involved in a mysterious humor is the strong point —some- world Aug. 8. becoming successful over a S-l beat. Ryan (Elijah Wood), the show makes crime scene when volunteering at a times even cringe worthy. You try And when "Watch the Throne" Unfortunately, most of the albums dark scenarios hilarious. After a failed Hospice Care Hospital. watching Wilfred's love scene with a was released digitally and finally 12 tracks are largely swagger talk, attempt to commit suicide, he starts The comedy is smart, but the sto- stuffed giraffe and not crack a smile. leaked onto the Internet, I was at braggadocio rap between the two. to develop a friendship with his neigh- ryline is brainless. American television takes a lot of work, so 1 had to wait six more hours but fortunately Jay-Z (aside from a bor's dog, Wilfred — an Australian Eight episodes in, we only see ideas from overseas, but it's defi- to listen to the record. few missteps here and there) and man in a dog suit who's sarcastic, minimal character development. It's nitely a good thing that "Wilfred" "The Throne" starts off with Kanye are extremely good at it. foul-mouthed and enjoys recreational hilarious and trippy, but the show decided to set sail to the states. The another one of West's "Dark Twisted Few tracks you will ever listen marijuana, lason Gann, who co-cre- will be genius when it begins to go "Dune"-quoting masochist is actu- Fantasies" as he outraps his former to will make you want to immedi- ated and starred in the original series, somewhere with its story. ally loveable, and his relationship mentor on "No Church in the Wild:" ately trash a room like the energy- reprises his role of Wilfred. The severity of Ryan's insanity, with the opposite-acting Ryan is fun "Coke on her black skin made a stripe endusing tracks "N"*"* in Paris" Together mischief is managed, unless people often develop bonds to watch. like a zebra, 1 call that jungle fever- and the dub-step influenced "Who and that is where the hilarity of the with pets, could be addressed a little While West seems to be at the Gon' Stop Me." peak of his career, it's clear that And for the hip-hop crowd, "Otis" I.is / is on the decline (at least skill- is sure to bring back some memories wise). However, he shines on tracks of Blueprint-era Jay/Kanye collabora- like the RZA-laced "New Day," a tions. And the way the two swap the track where lay and Kanye speak to mic back and forth on the Neptunes their unborn sons and try to teach banger "I Gotta Have It," is like a WVIWTWUlTIMATEllVtCOM them life lessons. modem day Run-DMC on steroids. Jay is incredibly sincere and per- "Throne," while great, is not BY JONATHAN KEILHOLZ maids would never allow their stories by Lemieux — is not a challenge of sonal on the track, which includes a without its flaws such as the to be published. Period. racism, it's a challenge of courage. gorgeous Nina Simone sample, as he Swizz-produced "Welcome to the Condescending. Stereotypical. Earlier this year, black critic Though racial lines are central raps: "andifthedaycomeslonlysee Jungle" and the terribly cheesy Cringeworthy. lamilah Lemieux wrote an essay to "The Help," they are not the bot- him on the weekend, I just pray we "Made in America." These words were among doz- called "I Don't Need Kathryn tom line. Celia Foots struggles with was in love on the night that we con- But it didn't have to be perfect to ens tossed around as potential Stockett's 'Help.'" Lemieux blasted finding friends. Minny struggles ceived him. Promise to never leave get the worid's attention and bring issues when a film adaptation of the idea that blacks need a "white with her abusive husband. And per- him even if his mama tweakin' cause some excitement to hip-hop and Kathryn Stockett's book club hit savior" to overcome injustice. haps most notably, Skeeter struggles my dad left me and 1 promise never music in general. "The Help" was announced in Lemieux said narratives like "The with becoming an author in a world repeat him." 2009. Stockett grew up as a white I lerp" allow whites to squelch their where women major in "professional southern girl in lackson, Miss., and guilt, and yet fail to challenge their husband hunting." had a close relationship with her racialized worldviews. The main characters in "The 1 lerp" done or you just need a break, The maid — "the help." Lemieux has a solid point. I too are faced with various challenges; KING Pulse is where you'll find something The plot — loosely based on question white women who claim obstacles that take courage to over- From Page 4 to fill those few precious hours you Stockett's childhood — is a touchy to adore the integration messages come. Despite putting themselves in get to devote to fun. Just call The one. Skeeter (Emma Stone) wants to in "The Help," but still clench their harm's way, they take a gamble and in-between, will be covered. Pulse section a sweet distraction compile a book of interviews with the purses at the sight of a black man. Yet fight for something they believe. We want The Pulse to be your from responsibility. It's the only makls of lackson. Critics instantly Lemieux faces a gaping hole in her It's a message that can be applied 24/7 guide for fun things to do. place you'll find everything con- called out the unlikelihood of black rebuttal: She never read the book nor to our contemporary world. Like With The Pulse in your hand, on taining entertainment. After all, makls speaking with a white writer saw the movie. Skeeter did 50 years ago, is there your phone or a click away on your college is a time to explore, and all in the 1960s. Though it was not easy If studied closely, what lies at the something today we need to muster computer, "bored" shouldn't even the best explorers need a guide. for Skeeter, many critics said black II 'liter of "'1 he Help" —and is ignored up the courage to challenge? exist in your vocabulary. Your guide is just much more So study hard, but when you're entertaining. rKPJruiDvfhJl * New Dining Locations on Campus!

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A letter from A letter from President Ancinec President Mazey Association — and every- found that college is much thing in between who would like the rest of life: The more L ■ EMILYANONK love to have you. Oft. MARY EUEN we put into it, the more we ^ ^USGiWSIDfN- MAHY 5. Take a deep breath and PRtSIDCMT gain from it. I encourage relax: Going to college is a huge you to work hard, immerse {{MAN, yourself in the life of the change. After a bit, campus 1 WW THAT REALLY Dear first year, won't seem so confusing and Dear students, University and take part in Welcome to BGSU! We are the people on your floor won't It is my pleasure to wel- experiences that will enrich so happy to have you join our feel like strangers. Embrace come you to Bowling Green your knowledge and your ENDS MY Falcon family! You are about the resource that is your resi- State University and to the understanding of the world. to embark on a very exciting dent adviser they work hard start of fall semester. As Be sure to look for opportu- journey, which I hope you to make sure you do your best BGSU's new president, I am nities for student research SUMMER embrace wholeheartedly. here at BG. You don't need to proud to call Bowling Green and other ways to take your So here is some of my navigate this alone. my home, and I'm eager to learning to a higher level. advice for you: Can't deny it — college will get to know you. Please intro- To help students be suc- 1. Have an open mind: You be tough. We all mess up, take duce yourselves when you cessful academically, the will have the opportunity to hard classes and accidentally see me on campus. Learning Commons in THEBGNEWS PRESENTS do amazing things and meet oversleep, but don't let it get BGSU is alive with exciting Jerome Library has been amazing people, so don't you down. Take every moment new facilities this fall, and redesigned as a one-stop hold yourself back. as a learning opportunity and more are in store. tutoring and academic 2. Go to class: Seems simple grow from it. In the end, you'll Many of you are living assistance center. There you FALCON SCREECH enough, but remember that be successful. I promise. in our two new residence will find a welcoming staff going to every class will be less So who am I to tell you this? halls, and we can all enjoy expert at working with stu- WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? stressful for you in the long Well, my name is Emily the interesting array of din- dents. They are there for you FALCON SCREECH IS A SPECIAL ADDITION TO run. You can get an "A" in par- Ancinec, and I have been ing options in The Oaks at —don't hesitate to make use MONDAY'S FORUM SECTION SUBMIT YOUR 100-WORD ticipation just for showing up. elected as your student body McDonald and Carillon Place of their services. So don't miss out on that! president to be the student near Kohl Hall. You can cheer As a first-generation col- RANT ANONYMOUSLY AT BGNEWS.COM. 3. Find your balance voice to the University. I meet for the Falcons at basketball lege graduate, I am a living The graduate students are a part of this campus too, between class, work, orga- with administrators and games and attend concerts example of the power of edu- and they deserve to have a voice just like all the under- nizations, hobbies and your handle concerns. But I don't and more at the new Stroh cation to change lives. My social life. If you do too much, do it alone. I use the help of Center. The academic year family always encouraged graduate students. The graduate students are being you will burn out — it's inevi- the Undergraduate Student promises increased enjoy- me to pursue higher educa- neglected and robbed of their right to a quality educa- table. But soon, enough you .meru.frorj) all of the theater, tion and. academic excel- tion. Several of their programs have been cut, and they will be smooth sailing as you cerns you see on this campus. music and arts events that lence, and their advice was are not being treated like they deserve to be treated: settle into your routine. "... and I've been a will be held in the Wolfe wise. Whatever your call- Pay attention to the graduates. They deserve a good 4. Get Involved: BG has over freshman, too. Center for the Arts. ing, if you strive for excel- education too! 300 student organizations — Best of luck in your first Having been a student, lence, BGSU can be the from Undergraduate Student year at BGSU! faculty member and uni- basis of your success. -MAD GRAD Government to World Student Roll Along! versity administrator, I have Have a wonderful year.

Honestly, it's about time people stop broadcasting their lives on Facebook: stop changing your relationship sta- tus, complaining about how horrible your life is and be A LEARNING EXPERIENCE realistic about your future goals. No one cares but you. The whole world doesn't have to know your whole life.

-GET OFF-LINE

Oh, BGSU. you are so sneaky. I see all of your construction minions scurrying to finish their last minute projects so the campus doesnt look like a disaster movie for move-in weekend. Its OK, just sweep all the broken cinder and sidewalk under the rug/off to the side as quickly as you can. This rush is what you get for waiting until the last minute to finish all the construction.

-FINISH UP

When I drive into the city. I expect to see giant "BGSU" letters gleaming from the stadium to welcome me into town Now, we have these wimpy and altogether underwhelming letters soiling the epic majesty of the Doyt (and the bird droppings does that enough already). I don t care if the letters look more "modern" or "sleek," new doesn't always make things better.

-AESTHETICALLY ANGERED SIGHTSEER

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your studies and hope that it is great to know that these parks, great restaurants and able utility services, including all of our residents, whether you enjoy your years in facilities will now be utilized. unique shopping opportuni- electricity and water. There they are pursuing an educa- ft — ] Bowling Green. We hope these new facilities ties. Bowling Green has some- are other services available tion at BGSU or are living in ■ I MAYOR You've arrived at an excit- will enhance your Bowling thing for everyone! to assist you and I encourage the community and raising a ing time for BGSU. Your new Green experience! The City of Bowling Green you to contact the city should family, we encourage civility president is full of energy There are many reasons that provides many services. you need anything. For more and community pride. Dear BGSU Freshmen, and is already engaged in Bowling Green is a great place TWenty-four hours a day city and community informa- I wish you all the best as you As Mayor of Bowling Green, the campus and the com- to live, work, study and play. 1 and seven days a week, our tion, visit the website at www. begin this exciting new chap- it is my privilege to give you a munity. After watching the hope that you will take time top-notch police, fire and cityofbowlinggreenohio.com. ter in your lives. 1 encourage heartfelt welcome to our com- various construction projects to explore your new commu- ambulance services are set to Now that you live here in you to study hard and embrace munity. We are delighted that — like the Stroh Center and nity and take advantage of the respond should an emergency Bowling Green, please know the many opportunities avail- you have selected Bowling the new dormitories — take many opportunities offered arise. In a more behind the that you are considered resi- able to you at BGSU and in the Green State University for shape over these past years, here including our beautiful scenes role, we provide reli- dents of our community. With Bowling Green community.

STAFF EDITORIAL The BG News is created by Freshmen should focus on the students, for the students getting involved on campus Organizations offer activities for all, Campus Fest showcases them efits of it go way beyond its students, a chance to voice members. The work we do your gripes, satisfactions You always hear the phrase, like you have to sign up for their career early and becom- informs you, the students. and questions. "Where do you see yourself every one. In fact, we rec- ing a valuable member of the As someone who was recent- We're making the news in five years?" ommend you only sign up University community? ly new to this University, I more accessible to you and The question for the for the few you can actually When you graduate, want you to know that The the print product more worth University's incoming fresh- see yourself sticking with for employers will look for more BG News wasn't just a savior your time (it's always nice to men: "Where do you see months to come. than just a grade point aver- Starting my first year at the for my sanity when I first got have that special hard copy yourself in just three years?" Many BG News staff mem- age. They will look for a well- University was exciting and here, but it's the one source for your refrigerator if you Do you see yourself bers learned about the news- rounded individual. petrifying all at the same run by students, for students. end up in one of our stories or invested in Bowling Green paper because of Campus When you look back at time, and I was two years With more than 100 of your People on the Street.) State University, or do you Fest and getting involved your stay at the University, older than most of you when peers producing the publica- Whether it's posting silly see yourself transferring with The BG News resulted you won't remember the 1 made the move. tion, we are doing the dirty photos of squirrels on cam- after one year? in more than just a few news- nights you sat in your room It was a tough transition — work so you don't have to, pus, being able to ask a report- As the staff of The BG papers every week. and studied or the time you from living two miles away checking in with important er more questions about a News, we firmly believe being We prepared ourselves for went to bed early. You will, from the community college people at the University and story through comments or involved outside of the class- our careers, whether as however, remember the I attended for two years, living in the city and putting the seeing what other people of room is just as important journalists, photographers times you met with a study in the house I grew up in with information that matters to the University are thinking as going to class. When stu- or designers and made an group and crammed until a room to myself, and driving you on our website or printing and doing, the website will dents become involved with endless amount of con- midnight or the time you my parents' car around wher- it three days a week. provide information about an organization on campus, nections and friendships were the rowdiest group at ever I wanted; I was intimi- We've adjusted to what you this community you are they lay the foundation for along the way. the football home opener. dated to move to a university. the students want and will now part of. their home in Bowling Green. Interning at the newspa- Getting involved will Especially because I planned launch a new and improved So get invested in the com- Getting involved right per has allowed us to not keep your heart in Bowling to live in a suite in Founders website Monday morning. munity that is your University. away — and staying focus on schoolwork 24/7. Green and your eyes Hall with five girls I'd never With this push for interactive You're only here a few years, involved throughout the Having a priority outside of toward the future. met without having a car on information, we will be print- and this is the time for you semester — helps students the classroom gets students Also, you won't feel out of campus to escape if it was ing the actual newspaper to focus on your education make an early connection. out of their residence halls the loop when someone completely horrible. three days a week instead of (socially and academically). There are countless orga- and into a group of people says "Ay Ziggy Zoomba," Then I began working for five, on Monday, Wednesday Let The BG News inform nizations to fit any interest. they can work with in a or "Do you remember Sic The BG News, which pro- and Friday. This doesn't and help you stay connected. Sept. 1, the University hands-on environment. Sic?" or "What did you do vided me with a way to get mean we will inform you less, Keep an eye out for the fea- hosts Campus Fest, where So, what will your invest- when you were at Bowling involved on campus. because as we like to enthu- tures we will include on our all the on-campus organiza- ment in the University be? Green State University?" "Through my1 work at the siastlcalty say in the news- new website and interact tions gather near the Union Will you be the person Mucli'Tii publication, I was room, "Every day is a web with us to let us know what and try to persuade students sitting in their room all subconsciously learning day!" We plan to update our you're interested in. We'll get to join their ranks. Every day, watching Jersey Shore all sorts of things about the website daily with news on lonely sitting in the newsroom group will barrage you with reruns? Or will you be the Respond to The News at University — many facts and around campus, includ- working toward our midnight information, but don't feel person who is jump starting [email protected] about the history, upcoming ing videos, photo galleries and deadline, updating the website changes and current issues, breaking news. and avoiding our homework, all through the late nights I Follow us on Twitter and so we'd love to hear from you. spent helping to produce the Facebook to stay connected. pages of The BG News. You already use them all day The great thing about this anyway. Respond to the Asia at organization is that the ben- This also gives you, the [email protected] GNews.com Come visit the brand new website starting Monday!

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PEOPLE ON THE STREET If you were a freshman, what would you do differently?

"Branch out" "Make more "Look for an "Not buy my ^ B4NEWS.COM friends, go to more apartment before books before parties and get a coming here" class started." Hive your own tab on today's People On The MONICA good internship.' EMMANUEL LOTHAMER. Street? Or a suggestion for Senior. LONG JU CHEN, MOGESTE. KYBANDELOW, a question? Qve us your Psychology and Freshman. Senior, Senior, feedback at bgnewscom Technical Writing Sports Management Business HDFS

A letter from A letter from President Ancinec President Mazey Association — and every- found that college is much thing in between who would like the rest of life: The more love to have you. we put into it the more we 5. Take a deep breath and gain from it I encourage relax: Going to college is a huge you to work hard, immerse 44 MAN, change. After a bit, campus yourself In the life of the W W THAT REALLY Dear first year, won't seem so confusing and Dear students, University and take part in Welcome to BGSU! We are the people on your floor won't It is my pleasure to wel- experiences that will enrich so happy to have you join our feel like strangers. Embrace come you to Bowling Green your knowledge and your ENDS MY Falcon family! You are about the resource that is your resi- State University and to the understanding of the world. to embark on a very exciting dent adviser; they work hard start of fall semester. As Be sure to look for opportu- journey, which I hope you to make sure you do your best BGSU's new president, I am nities for student research SUMMER embrace wholeheartedly. here at BG. You don't need to proud to call Bowling Green and other ways to take your So here is some of my navigate this alone. my home, and I'm eager to learning to a higher level. advice for you: Can't deny it — college will get to knowyou. Please intro- To help students be suc- 1. Have an open mind: You be tough. We all mess up, take duce yourselves when you cessful academically, the will have the opportunity to hard classes and accidentally see me on campus. Learning Commons in THEBGNEWS PRESENTS do amazing things and meet oversleep, but don't let it get BGSU is alive with exciting Jerome Library has been amazing people, so don't you down. Take every moment new facilities this fall, and redesigned as a one-stop hold yourself back. as a learning opportunity and more are in store. tutoring and academic 2. Go to class: Seems simple grow from it. In the end, you'll Many of you are living assistance center. There you FALCON SCREECH enough, but remember that be successful. I promise. in our two new residence will find a welcoming staff going to every class will be less So who am I to tell you this? halls, and we can all enjoy expert at working with stu- WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? stressful for you in the long Well, my name is Emily the interesting array of din- dents. They are there for you FALCON SCREECH IS A SPECIAL ADDITION TO run. You can get an "A" in par- Ancinec, and I have been ing options in The Oaks at —don't hesitate to make use MONDAY'S FORUM SECTION. SUBMIT YOUR 100-WORD ticipation just for showing up. elected as your student body McDonald and Carillon Place of their services. So don't miss out on that! president to be the student near Kohl Hall You can cheer As a first-generation col- RANT ANONYMOUSLY AT BGNEWS.COM. 3. Find your balance voice to the University. I meet for the Falcons at basketball lege graduate, I am a living The graduate students are a part of this campus too. between class, work, orga- with administrators and games and attend concerts example of the power of edu- and they deserve to have a voice just like all the under- nizations, hobbies and your handle concerns. But I don't and more at the new Stroh cation to change lives. My social life. If you do too much, do it alone. I use the help of Center. The academic year family always encouraged graduate students. The graduate students are being you will burn out — it's inevi- the Undergraduate Student promises increased enjoy- me to pursue higher educa- neglected and robbed of their right to a guality educa- table. JJuf, ..sqon,, finough. you i SPXfrFWfP' WJfMK con- ,ment.from ajlpf the. theater, tion and., academic excel- tion. Several of their programs have been cut, and they will be sun mill sailing as you cerns you see on this campus. music and arts events that lence, and their advice was are not being treated like they deserve to be treated; settle into your routine. "... and I've been a wiTl be held in the Wolfe wise. Whatever your call- Pay attention to the graduates. They deserve a good 4. Get Involved: BG has over freshman, too. Center for the Arts. ing, if you strive for excel- education too! 300 student organizations — Best of luck in your first Having been a student, lence, BGSU can be the from Undergraduate Student year at BGSU! faculty member and uni- basis of your success. -MADGRAD Government to World Student Roll Along! versity administrator, I have Have a wonderful year.

-GET OFF-LINE

Oh, BGSU, you are so sneaky. I see all of your construction minions scurrying to finish their last minute projects so the campus doesnt look like a disaster movie for move-in weekend. It's OK. just sweep all the broken cinder and sidewalk under the rug/off to the side as guickly as you can. This rush is what you get for waiting until the last minute to finish all the construction.

-FINISH UP

When I drive into the city, I expect to see giant "BGSU" letters gleaming from the stadium to welcome me into town. Now, we have these wimpy and altogether underwhelming letters soiling the epic majesty of the Doyt (and the bird droppings does that enough already). I don't care if the letters look more "modern" or "sleek." new doesn't always make things better

-AESTHETICALLY ANGERED SIGHTSEER

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AUSSA WOMAN, MANAGING EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MAX FUV, NEWS EDITOR THE BG NEWS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR POLICIES: Letters to the Editor EMAIL SUBMISSIONS as an ANDREA FEHL WEB EDITOR are generaly to be fewer than 500 and Guest Columns are printed as attachment to thenewsPbgnews ASIA RAPAI, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KATIE DOLCIATO, DESIGN EDITOR words. These are usually in response space on the Opinion Page permits. com with the subject line marked to a current issue on the University's Additional Letters to the Editor or 'Letter to the Editor' or "Guest 210 West Hall BYRON MACK. PHOTO EDITOR campus or the Bowling Green area. Guest Columns may be published Column." All submissions are sub- Bowling Green State University RYAN SATK0W1AK.SP0RTS EDITOR online. Name, year and phone ject to review and editing for length GUEST COLUMNS are generally number should be included for and clarity before printing. The Bowling Green. Ohio 454031 Phone: (419) 372-6966 SUZAMNA ANDERSON COPT CHIEF longer pieces between 400 and verification purposes Personal editor may change the headknes to 700 words These are usually also in attacks, unverified information Email: [email protected] STEPHAN REED, FORUM EDITOR submitted columns and letters at his response to a current issue on the or anonymous submissions will or her discretion Website: http://www.bgviews.com MATTUASSE. PULSE EDITOR University's campus or the Bowling not be printed. Green area. Two submissions per Opinion columns do not necessarily Advertising 204 West Hall | Phone: (419) 372-2606 MMV WADDLE, IN FOCUS EDITOR month maximum. reflect the view ol The BG News 1 i i I 7 Friday. August 19,2011 WWW.BGNEWS.COM A letter from Bowling Green Mayor John Quinn

your studies and hope that it is great to know that these parks, great restaurants and able utility services, including all of our residents, whether you enjoy your years in facilities will now be utilized unique shopping opportuni- electricity and water. There they are pursuing an educa- Bowling Green. We hope these new facilities ties. Bowling Green has some- are other services available tion at BGSU or are living in You've arrived at an excit- will enhance your Bowling thing for everyone! to assist you and I encourage the community and raising a ing rime for BGSU. Your new Green experience! The City of Bowling Green you to contact the city should family, we encourage civility president is full of energy There are many reasons that provides many services. you need anything For more and community pride. Dear BGSU Freshmen. and is already engaged in Bowling Green is a great place Twenty-four hours a day city and community informs 1 wish you all the best as you As Mayor of Bowling Green, the campus and the com- lo live, work, study and play. I and seven days a week, our t ion, visit the website at www. begin this exciting new chap- it is my privilege to give you a munity. After watching the hope that you will take time top-notch police, fire and cityofbowlinggreenohio.com. ter in your lives. 1 encourage heartfelt welcome to our com- various construction projects to explore your new commu- ambulance services are set to Now that you live here in you to study hard and embrace munity. We are delighted that — like the Stroh Center and nity and take advantage of the respond should an emergency Bowling Green, please know the many opportunities avail- you have selected Bowling the new dormitories — take many opportunities offered arise. In a more behind the that you are considered resi- able to you at BGSU and in the Green State University for shape over these past years, here including our beautiful scenes role, we provide reli- dents of our community. With Bowling Green community.

STAFF EDITORIAL The BG News is created by Freshmen should focus on the students, for the students getting involved on campus Organizations offer activities for all, Campus Fest showcases them efits of it go way beyond its students, a chance to voice members. The work we do your gripes, satisfactions You always hear the phrase, like you have to sign up for their career eariy and becom- informs you, the students. and questions. "Where do you see yourself every one. In fact we rec- ing a valuable member of the As someone who was recent- We're making the news in five years?" ommend you only sign up University community? ly new to this University, I more accessible to you and The question for the for the few you can actually When you graduate, want you to know that The the print product more worth University's incoming fresh- see yourself sticking with for employers will look for more BG News wasn't just a savior your time (it's always nice to men: "Where do you see months to come. than just a grade point aver- Starting my first year at the for my sanity when I first got have that special hard copy yourself in just three years?" Many BG News staff mem- age. They will look for a well- University was exciting and here, but it's the one source for your refrigerator if you Do you see yourself bers learned about the news- rounded individual. petrifying all at the same run by students, for students. end up in one of our stories or invested in Bowling Green paper because of Campus When you look back at time, and I was two years With more than 100 of your People on the Street) State University, or do you Fest and getting involved your stay at the University, older than most of you when peers producing the publica- Whether it's posting silly see yourself transferring with The BG News resulted you won't remember the 1 made the move. tion, we are doing the dirty photos of squirrels on cam- after one year? in more than just a few news- nights you sat in your room It was a tough transition — work so you don't have to, pus, being able to ask a report- As the staff of The BG papers every week. and studied or the time you from living two miles away checking in with important er more questions about a News, we firmly believe being We prepared ourselves for went to bed early. You will, from the community college people at the University and story through comments or involved outside of the class- our careers, whether as however, remember the I attended for two years, living in the city and putting the seeing what other people of room is just as important journalists, photographers times you met with a study in the house I grew up in with information that matters to the University are thinking as going to class. When stu- or designers and made an group and crammed until a room to myself, and driving you on our website or printing and doing, the website will dents become involved with endless amount of con- midnight or the time you my parents' car around wher- It three days a week. provide information about an organization on campus, nections and friendships were the rowdiest group at ever I wanted; I was intimi- We've adjusted to what you this community you are they lay the foundation for along the way. the football home opener. dated to move to a university. the students want and will now part of. their home in Bowling Green. Interning at the newspa- Getting involved will Especially because I planned launch a new and improved So get invested in the com- Getting involved right per has allowed us to not keep your heart in Bowling to live in a suite in Founders website Monday morning. munity that is your University. away — and staying focus on schoolwork 24/7. Green and your eyes Hall with five girls I'd never With this push for interactive You're only here a few years, involved throughout the Having a priority outside of toward the future. met without having a car on information, we will be print- and this is the time for you semester — helps students the classroom gets students Also, you won't feel out of campus to escape if it was ing the actual newspaper to focus on your education make an early connection. out of their residence halls the loop when someone completely horrible. three days a week instead of (socially and academically). There are countless orga- and into a group of people says "Ay Ziggy Zoomba," Then I began working for five, on Monday, Wednesday Let The BG News inform nizations to fit any interest. they can work with in a or "Do you remember Sic The BG News, which pro- and Friday. This doesn't and help you stay connected. Sept. 1, the University hands-on environment. 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Services How her role has Math Sciences Building PRESIDENT MAZEY settles into her new office in 220 McFall Center changed since last fall: Her role at BGSU: "As Mazey. knowledge of the state that Where to find him: diiector of Residence Carr retired in April from MAZEY After speaking with will be helpful in times of her role as Dean of Stu- Dining Services Offices, Lift, I'm responsible for From Page 1 Mazey about USG's con- tight resources, Pauken said. dents. With Mazey as the second floor of The Oaks on campus housing, cerns, Ancinec said Mazey She has 30 years of experi- new president and former Dining Center residence halls, as well She also said she hopes to took them seriously and ence in higher education, 26 strengthen the University by didn't brush them away. of them in Ohio. vice president Ed Whipple His role at BGSU: Tm as fraternity and sorority implementing the strategic "You can tell she's definite- Most recently, she pre- in charge of all dining as life, staffing facilities and leaving the University plan and improving reten- ly a listener." Ancinec said. viously served as Provost at the end of June, Can- it relates to residential programmatic efforts," she tion, inclusiveness and the "She wants to understand BG and Vice President for came back to assist with dining, campus visitors said. international population. culture and figure out what Academic Affairs at Auburn Her plans also include sta- those transitions and take and [Chartwells] stores," How her role has we want. It's really encourag- University in Alabama, he said. Paulus said he is in changed since last fall: bilizing the changing leading that she's here." beginning in 2009. over a vast majority of ership at the University and Patrick Pauken, secretary Mazey must enjoy the charge of a variety of ar- "Everyone in Residence Whipple's responsibilities, improving service learning to the Board of Trustees, University and surrounding she said. eas, including the culinary Life has changed," she and scholarships. said Mazey is engaging the area for her to have come staff, marketing, construc- said. They have spent "We have to control those whole community by work- here, Pauken said. RODNEY tion and design. more time focusing on things we can control," she ing with the city as well as With her closeness to her ROGERS How his role has facilities and construction said. "The state economy is people on campus. family in Ohio and her enthu- nterim Senior what it is; we're not the state, "The energy she brings siasm to be at the University, changed since last fall: to get everything ready Vice President of we're not the nation. It's all comes from her overall love Pauken said he thinks she is "These new dining halls for students to come back, Academic Affairs about how we come together of learning," Pauken said. "It more invested. have been almost two she said. "Once students and work together." really is pretty contagious. He said that students and Provost years in development," are here, and everything is Mazey was chosen as Anyone who meets her and should expect to see her he said. "We have cre- ready, the program efforts the 11th University presi- gets to know her will feed off on campus. Where to find him: Of- dent March 22 after a of that energy." "She's really excited up ated more options and will increase," she said. fice of the Provost, 230 national search. Mazey's previous work front and visible," Ancinec varieties for students." He McFall Center , nun- M.I ,,. - ... Undergraduate Student experience at Ohio universi- said. "That will help students summarized the changes Government President Emily ties, including Wright State get excited about her." Ancinec served on the search University and Cincinnati Get to know undergraduate committee that selected University, has given her "Architecturally, they're carbon footprint." DINING very unique and interesting Jon Zachrich, former From Page 8 buildings," Brunner said. "I Undergraduate Student student government leaders think a lot of people have Government chair of aux- By Dana* King zone and just explore ROB on schedule. been anticipating a better iliary affairs, worked with Assistant Pulse Editor interesting organizations 0RIANS Carillon Place's conve- food experience like this." administrators and Dining nience store, however, won't Because of their features, Services to brainstorm ideas EMILY that you might not have USG Vice open until Sept. 9 at the ear- The Oaks and Carillon Place for the new dining centers. considered or done in President ANCINEC liest because of the obsta- will receive some level of rec- Zachrich, a junior, helped Junior USG President high school." cles, said Marc Brunner, ognition as Leaders in Energy plan all aspects of the build- Senior Key USG Issues this project architect. and Environmental Design, ings — from design, to green year: "The biggest one IFrom: Curtice, Ohio "Working on a big proj- Paulus said. features and food options is the one we don't know Chose the University ect like this, some days it's The buildings collect rain — and said he is excited to a because: The education daunting, but in the end, it's to use in water-conserving finally see his work take life. about, that hasn't come Major: Political Science very rewarding" he said. 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Compi'ed by Dan L«ml* Reporter As students travel back to Bowling Green for the beginning of a new semester, the University campus will surely look and feel different. Construction has concluded for Centennial and Falcon Heights residence halls and the Stroh Center, with the Wolfe Center for the Arts to be finished soon. CENTENNIAL HAIL WOLFE CENTER: With an increase in enroll- '1 he Wolfe Center will house ment over the past few years, all performing arts events and the class of 2015 may be the activities. largest in the University's his- It will serve as a common tory. area where theatre, dance, To accommodate this large musical, film and digital arts number. Centennial Hall is a productions can all be worked brand new housing option for on and produced this year and exclusively for "The Wolfe Center Is unlike first year students. any other building in North Centennial, located in- America,' said Van Wright, between Conklin and East assistant to the president for halls can house up to 664 stu- enrollment management. dents. The center has an environ- Rooms in the buildings are mentally-friendly design and doubles, each with its own has various initiatives that will bathroom. help to keep energy costs down. STROH CENTER: FALCON HEIGHTS: To enhance the college Falcon Heights is a new experience for all students, the housing option only available Stroh Center will house bas- toupperclassmen. ketball and volleyball games, Located next to Offenhauer concerts and convocations. Towers, ft will house 646 stu- "The Stroh Center will be dents and has two rooming the first thing students will see style options. when coming to campus," said One includes four sepa- Van Wright, assistant to the rate rooms that share a living president for enrollment man- space and two bathrooms; the agement. other includes two bedrooms In addition to the court, the shared between four people, Stroh will include locker and in addition to a living space meeting rooms, staff offices for and two bathrooms. the coaches. Athletics Hall of Both residence halls have Fame, a ticket office, a mer- air conditioning, Wi-Fi inter- chandise store and a lounge. net and private bathrooms.

PLAN "We now have the opportunity to really New dining halls, Outtakes From Page 1 look at it [the University] closely and

plan to focus on upgrades really rethink a lot of our open spaces." to Kreischer, McDonald and at library open on schedule Offenhauer halls. Steve Krakoff | Vice President of Capital Planning and Design "We know that some of our Pinkberry frozen yogurt opening delayed until mid-September other facilities need attention change," Krakoff said "We for the Arts and two new resi- too. and we want to give them now want to turn the ship and dence halls help raise enroll- ByAluuWidrrun Changes were long over- floor. that attention so everyone focus on academic areas." ment, said Gary Swegan, Managing Editor due, said Mike Paulus. direc- "A lot has happened over can have the best experience The University also plans director of admissions. tor of Dining Services. The the summer and we're possible." Waters said. to build a new College of "Any kind of construction The sweet scent of donuts last dining remodel was in already getting positive feed- Residence halls aren't the Business next to the new on campus speaks to poten- and coffee is drifting across 1985, at Founders Keepers back," Paulus said. "After only housing on campus Carillon Place Dining tial students and their fam- campus. food court, he said. the doors are open, I'm sure that will see a big change Center and also demol- ilies," Swegan said, "We're It's a hint of one of several "The focus on campus has we'll have some last minute throughout the next 10 years. ish West Hall and the finally seeing the master new dining options available really been heightening the tweaks, but for the most part, The University is planning Administration building. plan ... beautiful buildings to students this fall. culinary expertise," he said. everything is ready to go." to build new Greek hous- After demolishing the like our new ones have a The University opened "In these dining halls, we're Workers encountered a few ing units as more funding Administration building the significant impact." two new dining halls Friday, going back to the basics, with setbacks while constructing becomes available. master plan will call for a new With the completion bringing two chain restau- an open kitchen, where you the new buildings — most The University is currently "campus gateway" to be built of Falcon Heights and rants to campus. . can watch a quality product specifically at Carillon Place looking to move Greek hous- in its place. The University Centennial Hall, Krakoff The Oaks, near McDonald being made." — but the obstacles didn't ing to a different location on plans to begin focusing more and Waters hope renova- Hall, features a Dunkin Dining Services will also prevent the buildings from or off campus, Krakoff said. on landscaping as it con- tions and construction Donuts, now open. Carillon open a new Outtakes snack opening their meal stations The cost to relocate it would structs this gateway and other will bring a more "positive Place, near Kohl and East shop at the lerome Library on range from $1 million to $1.5 renovations in the future, energy" to campus. halls, features Pinkberry fro- Monday. Last week, its offices See DINING | Page 9 million, according to a docu- Krakoff said. "New residence halls bring zen yogurt, opening Sept. 19. moved into The Oaks' second ment from the May 6 Board of "We now have the oppor- a lot of energy and life with MEALPLANS Trustees meeting. tunity to really look at it the them and the new halls are Funding for such construc- University] closely and really definitely doing that now," GOLD SILVER BRONZE In addition to new dining tion projects can come from rethink a lot of our open spac- Waters said. halls, new meal plan options the University, the state and es," Krakoff said. "The site of Although some of the larg- are now available to students. donations, Krakoff said. the administration building er construction projects on TRADITIONAL 19 meals/week 14 meals/week 10 meals/week Dining Services created Along with housing chang- becoming a prominent gate- campus may be finished, the the new meal plans to offer es on campus, Krakoff and the way is really one of the more University will continue with more options to students, University plan to renovate exciting transformations smaller scale projects, like the said Mike Paulus. director of RETAIL 1,953 falcon 1.799 falcon 1.512 falcon Dining Services. dollars dollars dollars University, Moseley, Hanna you'll see on campus." renovations to the academic Students can select one o( and South halls throughout New buildings and renova- buildings, Krakoff said. the following, starting this the next four to 10 years. tions such as the University's "We're really making CUSTOM 10 meals/week » 7 meals/week + 5 meals/week + semester: P25 falcon dollars 875 falcon dollars '50 falcon dollar: "We're finishing up two new dining centers, the steady improvements on what has really been a bold Stroh Center, theWolfeCenter everything," Krakoff said.

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CompiUd by Aila Rapal His role at BGSU: "I by saying Dining Services Editor-in-Chief currently serve as Interim has created "better food, JILL Senior Vice President and more variety and more CARR Provost of BGSU." he choices," which has helped Senior Associate said. to assist in recruitment and Vice President How his role has retention on campus. and Dean of changed since last fall: Students "Last fall I was serving as SARAH WATERS Where to find her: Dean of the College of Director of Business," he said. Office of the Dean of Residence Life Students, 301 Union Her role at BGSU: "lam MICHAEL PAULUS responsible for all of the a Director of out of classroom learning Where to find her: Of- Dining and services," she said. fice of Residence Life, 470 Li Services PRESIDENT MAZEY settles into her new office in 220 McFall Center How her role has Math Sciences Building changed since last fall: Her role at BGSU: "As Mazey. knowledge of the state that Where to find him: director of Residence Carr retired in April from MAZEY After speaking with will be helpful in times of her role as Dean of Stu- Dining Services Offices, Life, I'm responsible for From Page 1 Mazey about USG's con- tight resources, Pauken said. dents. With Mazey as the second floor of The Oaks on campus housing, cerns, Ancinec said Mazey She has 30 years of experi- new president and former Dining Center residence halls, as well She also said she hopes to took them seriously and ence in higher education, 26 strengthen the University by didn't brush them away. oftheminOhio. vice president Ed Whipple His role at BGSU: Tm as fraternity and sorority implementing the strategic "You can tell she's definite- Most recently, she pre- in charge of all dining as life, staffing facilities and leaving the University plan and improving reten- ly a listener," Ancinec said. viously served as Provost at the end of June, Can- it relates to residential programmatic efforts." she tion, inclusiveness and the "She wants to understand Bli and Vice President for came back to assist with dining, campus visitors said. international population. culture and figure out what Academic Affairs at Auburn those transitions and take and [Chartwells] stores," How her role has Her plans also include sta- we want. It's really encourag- University in Alabama, he said. Paulus said he is in changed since last fall: bilizing the changing leading that she's here." beginning in 2009. over a vast majority of ership at the University and Patrick Pauken, secretary Mazey must enjoy the charge of a variety of ar- "Everyone in Residence Whipple's responsibilities, improving service learning to the Board of Trustees, University and surrounding she said. eas, including the culinary Life has changed." she and scholarships. said Mazey is engaging the area for her to have come staff, marketing, construc- said. They have spent "We have to control those whole community by work- here. Pauken said. RODHEY tion and design. more time focusing on things we can control." she ing with the city as well as With her closeness to her ROGERS How his role has facilities and construction said. "The state economy is people on campus. family inOhioand her enthu- Interim Senior what it is: we're not the state, "The energy she brings siasm to be at the University, changed since last fall: to get everything ready Vice President of we're not the nation. It's all comes from her overall love Pauken said he thinks she is "These new dining halls for students to come back, Academic Affairs about how we come together of learning." Pauken said. "It more invested. have been almost two she said. Once students & and Provost and work together." really is pretty contagious. He said that students years in development," are here, and everything is Mazey was chosen as Anyone who meets her and should expect to see her he said. "We have cre- ready, the program efforts the 11th University presi- gets to know her will feed off on campus. Where to find him: Of- dent March 22 after a of that energy." "She's really excited up ated more options and will increase." she said. fice of the Provost, 230 national search. Mazey's previous work front and visible," Ancinec McFall Center varieties for students." He Undergraduate Student experience at Ohio universi- said. "That will help students summarized the changes Governme^? President Kmily ties, including Wright State get excited about her." Ancinec served on the search University and Cincinnati Get to know undergraduate committee that selected University, has given her "Architecturally, they're carbon footprint." DINING very unique and interesting Jon Zachrich. former From Page 8 buildings," Brunner said. "1 Undergraduate Student student government leaders think a lot of people have Government chair of aux- By Dana* King zone and just explore ROB on schedule. been anticipating a better iliary affairs, worked with Assistant Pulse Editor interesting organizations ORIAHS Carillon Place's conve- food experience like this." administrators and Dining nience store, however, won't Because of their features. Services to brainstorm ideas EMILY that you might not have USG Vice open until Sept. 9 at the ear- The Oaks and Carillon Place for the new dining centers. considered or done in President ANCIHEC liest because of the obsta- will receive some level of rec- Zachrich. a junior, helped Junior USG President high school." cles, said Marc Brunner, ognition as leaders in Hnergy plan all aspects of the build- Senior Key USG Issues this project architect. and Environmental Design, ings — from design, to green year: "The biggest one IFrom: Curtice, Ohio "Working on a big proj- Paulus said. features and food options is the one we don't know Chose the University ect like this, some days it's The buildings collect rain — and said he is excited to daunting, but in the end. it's to use in water-conserving finally see his work take life. about, that hasn't come because: The education Major: Political Science very rewarding," he said. "An toilets. 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Sunday Aug 21 <§> BGSU Union WWWaH20CHm n 10 Friday. August 19.2011 CAMPUS WWWBGNEWS.COM Administrators, faculty union discusses contract ByAfauWidman bargaining topics with the THEUHrvERsrrrs Managing Editor media, said Dave Kielmeyer, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING senior director of communica- TIMELINE: CARRIED AWAY The University's faculty tions at the University. union and administrators Both sides said the nego- 2QJ0. recently began contract tiation meetings have been ■ Oct 20: A majority of negotiations after nearly a "productive and cordial," but faculty vote in support of IN year of preparation. could not elaborate further unionizing. CUFFS ■ Nov. 18: The independent The two negotiating teams on their progress. vote is certified by the State met four times this summer "Any contract is impor- Employment Relations tant, but the first one has Crime levels fluctuate during the year as to address bargaining topics, Board. including faculty salaries, ben- extra importance," said Pat population rises with students efits and employment terms Pauken, vice provost for gov- 2011 and conditions. ernance and faculty rela- ■ Feb. 2J: The faculty association approves a new consti- year as students come back arrests and citations. "It's a new position to be tions. "The biggest thing to tution as a union. Biller pointed out that a remember isn't a time frame, into town. in, but a good one," said ■ March 31; Ohio Senate Bill Lt. Brad Biller of the City lot of factors contribute to David Jackson, faculty asso- but getting it right." 5. which would eliminate By Bobby Waddl. Police Division said there is the spike, including the ciation president. "There Working with a familiar, faculty unions, is signed into Reporter a spike in crime for the first Wood County Fair, the are actually players at the experienced group of faculty law. several weekends before and National Tractor Pulling table now. It's great to finally and administrators makes the ■June 13: The faculty associa- The University and city police after school starts, with an start negotiating for a legally job even easier, he said. tion announces its negotiating team. departments are gearing up for increase in disorderly con- See POLICE | Page 10 binding contract." "Both sides have a deep a busy weekend and another duct and underage alcohol Representatives from both dedication to BGSU," Pauken ■June JO: Ohioans col- sides said negotiations could said. "We bring much faculty lect enough signatures take a year or more, especially and administrative experi- for a SB5 referendum since this is the University's ence to the bargaining table, on the November ballot. Bargaining continues. first contract. and I'm happy to work with Graduate Student Senate pushes ■July 19: First bargaining ses- "1 think we're both on the this group." sion between administration same page — it's in the health Jackson expressed similar and faculty. of the University that we con- feelings regarding the newly- ■July 29: The administration for equality among programs clude this first negotiation at a appointed negotiating teams. announces its negotiating reasonable time," Jackson said. "The faculty association team. By Dana* King Michael quite sure where that fits "I don't see why it should take is really glad the president ■ Aug. 2: Second bargaining Assistant Pulse Editor Ogawa into everything else, so we're much more than a year, if both appointed a team we think is session. The Graduate Student Interim Dean hopefully going to define sides are willing to work hard." tuned in to how the contract ■ Aug. 10: Third bargaining Senate will start address- of the that as we go." Until that contract is com- session. ■ Aug. 18: Fourth bargaining ing key issues at its first Graduate College Rodney Rogers, interim plete, faculty and administra- See UNION | Page II session. meeting Sept. 9. senior vice president and tors cannot discuss specific The most important: .1 provost, said where every- developing a graduate stra- "(It's] telling the University thing fits is an aspect of the tegic plan, GSS President and people outside of the graduate strategic plan. David Sleasman said. University what the mean- "Part of the strategic plan Greek councils deal with changes, The University's graduate ing of the University is is how do we position the college doesn't have a stra- regarding graduate educa- programs that we have to tegic plan for graduate stu- tion," Sleasman said. "We plans events for students, service dents, while the undergradu- know graduate education See GSS | Page 11 ates do, he said. is important, but we're not Greek Life moves from Residence Life to Dean of Students Office

By Dam King the National Pan-Hellenic The Independent Greek Advertisement Assistant Pulse Editor Council. Council just finished restruc- The councils host events turing its executive board this You deserve a factual look at... The University's four Greek for their own chapters, summer and is now focus- governing councils are plan- Greeks and non-Greeks ing on creating more unity Why Should the U.S. Fund ning to jump start the school throughout the year. between its chapters and the Terrorist Croup Hamas? year with a variety of events. The Independent Greek other councils in the Greek ■ All the Greek fraterni- Council is home to six chap- community, Strain said. The Cangrcss now sends nearly a billion tax dollars annually <• «h« Hamas ties and sororities belong ters of various types. council plans to host several linked Palestinian Authority: Is this a smart us* of U.S. foreign aid? to four councils: the "We're like a melting pot,'' service events. The Palestinian Authority's ruling party Fatah recently announced it has "reconciled'' with the Islamic terror group Independent Greek Council, said Gary Strain, vice presi- Hamas to form a unity government. The Palestinian Authority currently receives some $600 million in direct the Panhellenic Council, the dent of scholarship and ser- See GREEK | Page 11 annual t'.S. aid. plus an additional $225 million in annual U.S. funding through the United Nations. Since it is Interfraternity Council and vice. "We strive for diversity." against U.S. law to fund terrorist organizations, the U.S. Congress should immediately stop the flow of American la* dollars to the Palestinian Authority. What arc the facts? half of all murders in Gaza are "honor killings" of In May 2011. in an effort to circumvent peace women. Homosexuality is illegal in Gaza, and negotiations with Israel, the Palestinian Authority Christians are often harassed. Against all international IPA1 inked a Jeal lo merge with Hamas. Thi* sudden law. kidnapped Israeli soldier Cilad Shalit has been reconciliation enables the PA. now representing both held incommunicado by Hamas for five years with no the West Bank and Caza. to present the illusion of a access to the Red Cross. viable, unified governing body to the United Nations in Hamas opposes the Israeli-Palestinian peace order to obtain (he I'.N.s ■—--—■■—•-■■■■■■—■ process. Hamas stands unilateral declaration of a "We will not deal with nor in any way fund a ***' b* its *oa' l0, ~- every inch of Htafran' l:Z **^mrnnmtttol»ci*ksHm*.- SK™ eanse it of enemy of the t'niled States L'.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Jews, and establish WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! and because the U.S. and ^——————i ■ —■—— fundamentalist Islamic Israel believe direct negotiations with the PA caliphate. 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bargain in good faith, and I FACULTY and other new administra- dent, cabinet, other adminis- UNION really think things are pro- ASSOCIATION'S GSS tors, Sleasman said. trators and then student rep- From Page 10 gressing nicely." From Page 10 The graduate college is resentatives," Sleasman said. NEGOTIATING changing, too. "So for me, that'salreadyvery ought to be," he said "There are ADMINISTRATION'S TEAM: make them better," he said. Michael Ogawa, interim positive. That's something we a lot of good perspectives at the Other big issues Sleasman dean of the graduate col- advocated for last year." bargaining table." NEGOTIATING TEAM: ■ Candace Archer, associ- expects GSS will face this year lege, said he is one of several Ogawa has been working Regular meetings between ■ Patrick Pauken. vice pro- ate professor, depart- include managing funding new faculty members from on communication with GSS the two negotiating teams will vost for governance and ment of political science and funding cuts, discussing a restructure of the graduate as well by including the GSS continue throughout the school faculty relations ■James Evans, professor, program closure recommen- college faculty. president on a team he cre- year. ■Julie Barnes, associate dean department of geology dations and increasing the "We want to make sure (the ated. It includes Ogawa, the I Alberto Gonzalez, pro- Once a contract has been for resources and planning quality of graduate programs. new] structure works effi- associate dean, three gradu- fessor, department of completed, students and faculty in college of arts and sci- "Potentially, graduate stu- communication ciently," Ogawa said. ate council members and the will be notified, and the con- ences dent programs could be cut," Another issue GSS faced president of GSS, Ogawa said. Gary Lee. chair, depart- I Chnstina Guenther, tract will most likely be posted ■ Sleasman said. "Last year last year was communicat- The leadership team will ment of sociology associate professor, on the University's website, graduate education in gen- William Mathis. chair. department of German. ing with key administrators, identify areas of concern Paukensaid. ■ department of music per- Russian and East Asian eral received a rather dispro- Sleasman said. and set agenda items for gen- "The goal is to negotiate formance studies languages portionate cut in funding as This year, however, com- eral discussion in Graduate a good contract that is ben- ■ Unda Petrosino, dean, col- ■Joel O'Dorisio. instruc- compared to the rest of the munication has improved, Council, a body that governs eficial to faculty, administra- lege of health and human tor. Chapman Learning school, so we're real con- he said. the Graduate College. Its tors and the University as a services Community cerned by that." "We've talked to Mazey members are elected by the whole," he said. "The idea is to Some of these issues carried — she's walked in and she's graduate faculty. over from previous years, but developed what's called the Graduate students will be many may change because of University council, which is fully involved in the leader- GREEK "[Greek Life has] moved from Residence the new University president kind of a mixture of the presi- ship team, Ogawa said. From Page 10 Life to the Dean of Students Office, and school year to school year," Along with the many that's probably the biggest change we've POLICE lames said. "It's comical and sad recent changes for the From Page 10 The city police depart- University as a whole, there had in fraternity and sorority life..." ment does not distinguish at the same time have also been changes in Championship and the Black whether an offender is a Brittany Hartory | Panhellenic Council President that people fight Greek Life, Strain raid. Swamp Festival, providing a student. "Greek Life is really trans- lanthropy of all Greek coun- African-American Council lot of activity and bringing Biller said he thinks a over... the stuff forming itself," he said. "I cils, but there is not yet a date and is made up of nine more people to the town. majority of the misdemean- think it will give everyone a for the event, Hartory said. fraternities and sororities, This could be in part to or crimes in town (which the they fight over." fresh start." The Interfratemity Council with seven represented at an initial misunderstanding city deals with more than fel- Brittany Hartory, is composed of 16 fraterni- the University. people may have when arriv- ony crime) deal with people Brad Biller | Lieutenant Panhellenic Council presi- ties and president Larry The council's first major ing to the town, Biller said. under the age of 30. dent, also acknowledged Serfozo said the council has event is Meet the Greeks, an "Some people have an Mike Campbell, patrol behaviors that they normally changes in fraternities and exciting plans to emphasize event non-Greeks and Greeks expectation that they come captain for the University wouldn't." sororities at the University. University pride and work can attend to meet council here not as residents, but Police, said underage drink- The punishment for "IGreek Life has] moved with other campus organiza- and chapter members. It will as visitors that don't have ing is a common offense on first-time alcohol offenders from Residence Life to the tions this year. take place Sept. 6. responsibilities in the com- a college campus that occurs involves an alcohol diver- Dean of Students Office, and This summer, the National Pan-Hellenic munity," Biller said. "I think throughout the year, even sion program, where offend- that's probably the biggest Independent Greek Council Council will also host a step that people recognize some the summer, if not as much. ers pay the associated court change we've had in fraternity and its chapters worked on show the day of the home- of those responsibilities as "IThose offenses] depend costs and perform com- and sorority life in general" recruitment. It now plans to coming game, Oct. 15. they're here." on the individual." Campbell munity service to have the Hartory said. focus on meeting more peo- "It's our major fundraiser The crime spike. Biller said. "If they decide to drink charge dismissed. The Panhellenic Council ple inside and outside of the as well as an entertainment said, continues through underage, it could be a multi- "Our prosecutor's office has is made up of 13 sororities Greek community. source for students," Stephens Halloween before decreas- tude of reasons." recognized that... people get with big plans for the new Recent changes at the said. "Members of the chap- ing as winter sets in, and a Alcohol is often a factor in out of the house for the first school year. University makes this an ters come and support." massive drop-off occurs dur- the "risk-taking behavior" that time, they've got some learn- The first event they are exciting time to be a part of The council's goal for this ing winter break. When stu- leads to disorderly conduct ing to do, they've got some hosting is formal recruitment, Greek life, Serfozo said. year is to increase awareness dents come back from winter that often includes fighting, experiencing of life to do," which is set to take place Aug Brianna Stephens, about Greek life and the posi- break and the weather gets Biller said. Biller said. "We recognize that 24 through 28. Other upcom- president of National Pan- tive aspects of being Greek, nicer as spring approaches, "It's comical and sad at the impact a criminal convic- ing programs hosted by the Hellenic Council, also spoke Stephens said. crime rises again. the same time that people tion can have on somebody is Panhellenic Council in 11uc.lt: C'foe, .change,,, sweeping, Tim lames, adminis- fight over some of the stuff pretty significant. I 'M', " ' ' ' 1— hazing prevention week Sept. across the campus. trative captain for the they fight over," Biller said. "The philosophy is that 19 through 23, and domestic "|Ali the change has] helped To sign up for formal University police, attributes "I would venture to say most everybody makes mistakes," violence awareness week Oct. us to utilize our resources and recruitment, or for more the rise in crime to the fact of those fights have a root he continued. "Although 3through7. be more aware of our sur- information, visit www.bgsu. that the town's population in someone being under there are consequences The Panhellenic Council roundings," she said. edu/greek. Registration is as a whole has grown. some level of impairment or attached, we are willing to also plans to host an event to The National Pan-Hellenic open until Wednesday. "I wouldn't say that our influence of alcohol or drugs pull back on some of those highlight the service and phi Council is a historically crime rate goes up from because they engage in future ramifications."

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Schilz, Hurley continue battle for starting quarterback job as season approaches Matt Schilz Trent Hurley

Clau: Redshirt Sophomore Class: Redshirt Freshman ByRyinSatkowUk injury. He and Trent Hurley have three signal callers last season. Sports Editor been battling it out since spring "I think that (Schilz and Hurleyl Height: 6-2 Height: 6-2 practices for the duty of leading the are pushing each other... right now With less than two weeks until the Falcons in their Sept. 1 season open- we have two quarterbacks playing Weight: Waight: 215 Falcons take the field at Idaho, the er against Idaho. at a higher level than we had any Hometown: Arcadia. Calif Hometown: Connellsville. Pa. team is still analyzing its quarter- Head coach Dave Clawson has one quarterback play at last season," back situation. maintained throughout the sum- Clawson said. State 2.223 yards; 8 touch- Stats: 1.950 yards; 27 touch- Matt Schilz started 10 games last mer that the team needs to have two downs; 14 interceptions* downs; 6 interceptions' season but missed two whole games quarterbacks playing at a high level, See BATTLE I !l6 and parts of another with a shoulder given the fact that the team used '2010 season 'Senior year of high school

After falling short in Final Four, Falcon Falcon volleyball hopes to exceed expectations rugby hopes to bounce back in 2011 ByNkkManW Reporter "We're just trying to get all the little things By Max Householder ALMOST UNDERWAY Reporter The BG rugby team begins its sea- Determined by a vote among league perfected so that things like ball handling and son with an Alumni game Aug. 27 coaches, the BGSU women's volley- The Falcon rugby team had an excel- at the College Park Rugby Field. ball team has been picked to finish unforced errors don't hold us back at all." lent 2010-11 seasoa finishing with 5th in the Eastern division of the a 26-2 record and falling just one Barbara out of the West Coast region, Mid-American Conference, and out- Emily Kauth | Falcon Middle Hitter game shy of playing for a National a loss which had most of the players side hitter Paige Penrod was named Championship. shocked to the Preseason All-Mac Eastern "That's like saying she's one of the However, being picked to finish BG, ranked No. 1 in the nation for division team. six best players in the MAC, on our most of the year, was edged out of the See RUGBY | Page IS Coach Denise Van De Walle side lEastem division], Van De Walle See NETTERS | Page 14 National tournament by UC Santa praised Penrod for the selection. said. "That's impressive."

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Schilz, Hurley continue battle for starting quarterback job as season approaches Matt Schilz Trent Hurley

Class: Redshrn Sophomore Class: Redshirt Freshman ByRyanSatkovriak injury. He and Trent Hurley have three signal callers last season. Sports Editor been battling it out since spring "I think that (Schilz and Hurley] Haight: 6-2 Height: 6-2 practices for the duty of leading the are pushing each other... right now With less than two weeks until the Falcons in their Sept. 1 season open- we have two quarterbacks playing Waight:211 Weight: 215 Falcons take the field at Idaho, the er against Idaho. at a higher level than we had any Homatown: Arcadia. Calif Homatown: Connellsville. Pa team is still analyzing its quarter- Head coach Dave Clawson has one quarterback play at last season," back situation. maintained throughout the sum- Clawson said. Stats: 2.223 yards; 8 touch- Stats: " iouch- Matt Schilz started 10 games last mer that the team needs to have two downs: 14 interceptions* downs; 6 interceptions' season but missed two whole games quarterbacks playing at a high level, See BATTLE ill and parts of another with a shoulder given the fact that the team used '1010 season 'Sen/or year of high sc'too'

After falling short in Final Four, Falcon Falcon volleyball hopes to exceed expectations rugby hopes to bounce back in 2011 By Nick M.ulow Reporter "We're just trying to get all the little things ByMaxHouaeholdar ALMOST UNDERWAY Reporter The BG rugby team begins its sea- Determined by a vote among league perfected so that things like ball handling and son with an Alumni game Aug. 27 coaches, the BGSU women's volley- The Falcon rugby team had an excel- at the College Park Rugby Field. ball team has been picked to finish unforced errors don't hold us back at all." lent 2010-11 season, finishing with 5th in the Eastern division of the a 26-2 record and falling just one Barbara out of the West Coast region, Mid-American Conference, and out- Emily Kauth | Falcon Middle Hitter game shy of playing for a National a loss which had most of the players side hitter Paige Penrod was named Championship. shocked to the Preseason All-Mac Eastern "That's like saying she's one of the However, being picked to finish BG, ranked No. 1 in the nation for division team. six best players in the MAC. on our most of the year, was edged out of the See RUGBY | Page IS Coach Denise Van De Walle side [Eastern divisionl, Van De Walle NETTERS | Page 14 National tournament by UC Santa praised Penrod for the selection. said. "That's impressive."

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progress shows that. At times ing to Cooper and the effort Our goal is RECEIVERS the execution isn't on point is there. The team is work- THEBGNEWS SUDOKU From Page 1 but Clawson doesn't feel that ing together, which is most they have had a bad practice. important in Cooper's eyes to keep you be an all around team, not "I like the tempo of our and in rum it will show the 5 7 6 just me. I think that makes practice," Clawson said. "I most improvement. informed it more special in the long don't think we've had a day "We're trying to spread it 8 5 run." that the guys didn't come out a little more and get some A wide receiver on the rise, out here with the attitude of wins, and that looks like Eugene Cooper agrees with working and getting better." what it's leading to," Cooper 3 9 RYAHUTXOWUK lorden and predicts a posi- The Falcons welcomed said. SPORTS EDITOR tive outcome for the Falcons. a new strength coach, lorden feels the group of 4 3 "We're doing everything Brandon Hourigan, who wide receivers is stronger, Welcomei to Bowling Green. the same, but we're doing it helped the group focus more faster, and more explosive. It is a quaint little town that better," Cooper said. on their abilities rather ihan "Hourigan helped us focus 2 8 5 7 has something to offer every- Head Coach Dave Clawson their inabilities. more and realize that we one. On that list is a plethora of likes the way the guys are The team is making actually are getting faster 6 sports teams. working, and he thinks solid noticeable progress accord- and stronger and knowing From swimming and ten- that we are really a good nis to hockey and football, this team helped us a lot," 5 6 University has 18 Division I lorden said. sports teams for you to cheer The wide receivers are 3 2 4 7 on. You freshmen come to stacked on the veteran Hi. .ii a great lime for sports side of the spectrum with because there is a lot to be excit- a lot of talent ready to be 9 1 4 ed about this year. put on display according Headlining that is the open- to Cooper. SUDOKU it I 8 E S 1 6 L ing of the Stroh Center, the Jorden wants the wide To play: Complete the grid is \L 6 » I 9 £8 beautiful new home of the receivers to produce and so that every row,column 8 E 6 L i 1 c S t BG volleyball and basketball get their stats up to receive and every 3x3 box contains » 1 S I 6 £ Li i teams. The Stroh has already they notability they the digits 1 to 9.There is no L 6 9 I S 8 £ t Z deserve. guessing or math involved. hosted a concert, with the ath- i c 8 9 I t S I ( letic schedule getting under- "It doesn't feel the same Just use logic to solve S I L t 9 I way Sept. 9 with the volleyball when you're not winning," 6 8 E team taking on Michigan State. lorden said. "It's my senior s n t 8 9 6 c £ The football team is com- season, and I don't want to lit El 6 ittti ing off of its most difficult sea- go out like last year," son in program history, putting up a 2-10 record in 2010. Create am salve your However, a more experienced &"Waiwaits for FREE. team returns for 2011 and the Falcons are poised to improve. SHAUNJOMJrl extends to That is only just the sur- make a catch in preseason practice. Joplin has been one of four receiv- face of the things you can find ers practicing with the first team out about the sports at the offense. University through The BG News. While the big sports like football, hockey and men's and women's basketball generate the bulk of public interest there BG Women's soccer has already are 14 other teams on campus. We are the only local publication (that isn't the University's 8YR0NMACK I mOIOEDHOB improved after tough 2010 season athletic site) that consistently covers those sports. ByAiaxKrampaiky experience and who could all BG HOME SCHEDULE Our job as sports writers is Reporter men playing nonstop." do well in goal," Richards said. Aug. 28 Detroit to keep you informed with the NETTERS But the team does not "Losing senior players is the happenings of BG athletics, to From Page 13 have to worry about grow- BGSU women's soccer sea- nature of college athletics." S.pt. 4 Nlagra ing pains this] son is quickly approaching Along side the coach, co- fn is no HII ,_njai two new and is being met with higher captains Alyssa Zuccaro and Sept. 16 IPFW we lose a football game s wellvvrfritneMcons^ man Erica. expectations than last season. Leah Johnson have an opti- 60-0, don't expect to read a "I think we're going to Cassie Beming, a junior col- The coaches and players mistic outlook on the forth- Sept. It Valparaiso story about moral victories or surprise a lot of people lege transfer, the Falcons are all agree there is a lot of room coming season. S.pt. 10 Tol.do bright spots; expect to read this year," middle hitter picking up right where they to Improve this year as the As a senior co-captain, about what went wrong and Emily Kauth said. "We had left off. Falcons look to soar to new Zuccaro is the motivating Oct. 2 Ball State why it went wrong. This is real a great spring, everyone "We haven't really missed heights after a disappointing force behind the Falcons this world journalism. We are not came back in great shape a beat with these two play- 4 -12-4 finish in the 2010 season. year and is eager to get back Oct. 7 Eaatarn Michigan publicists for the University. and we're working really ers.'' said Van De Walle. Head Coach Andy Richards to work. Oct. 21 W..t.rn Michigan The teams and athletic depart- hard in preseason. We've "They've come In and they has already seen Improve- We've had a few traumatic ment know that and respect obviously had more time appear to be like they've ment from previous years. seasons, so we have the urge Oct.2! Northern Illinois that. I ask that you, the readers, playing together as a team been here all along. We're "The team Is much fitter to win," she said. "We have to do too. since the fall and I think not slowing things down and accountable," he said. unify as a team, stay positive Remember, we are here to our hard work is paying because of them in any way. 'The team has come together and support each other, and Co captain Leah Johnson, serve you to provide you with off. I can't wait to see what We're 100 percent full go as If nicely without any cliques, most Importantly take all of a redshirt junior, shows strong the content that you want to we do in Annapolis next we don't have any new play- and the senior leadership has the constructive criticism that leadership in spite of being read. We don't write just to read week." ers." been a positive Influence on we can." hurt our stuff in the paper or online The Falcons will open With a week of preseason and off the field." Zuccaro is confident the "Even though I'm injured, I the next morning; we do it to the season next Friday at in the rearview, Kauth has Richards explained the 2011 team will be a force to be will remain a rock on the side- keep you informed. In this day the Kristen Dickmann already noticed improve- importance of the team's style reckoned with this season. line, and do my best to keep of social media, it is very easy Invitational, hosted by ments. of play. "We have tfv potential to the team motivated from the for you to interact with us. Look U.S. Naval Academy, in "I can definitely tell [pre- "We all have to play with do very well in the regular sideline," she said. for The BG News Sports on Annapolis, Md. season] is paying off," she the same style to achieve our season and win the MAC" she Johnson has high hopes Facebook and Twitter; send us While the Falcons 8-24 said. "We have a lot of good goals," he said. "After our said. "I see us earning a NCAA coming into the season feedback, let us know if there is campaign last season was talent... We look more crisp." nine out-of-conference game tournament bid at the end of determined to bring the Mid- anything that you want to read less than impressive, Van During the remainder of schedule our style of play the season." American Conference cham- about. Your requests will not De Walle said inexperience preseason, the Falcons will should be one, and allow us to Even with the strong con- pionship back to Bowling fall on empty ears. played a large role. be looking to brush up petty excel in conference play." fidence on the field, Zuccaro Green. So sit back and enjoy every- "Our record really didn't mistakes. There has been a lot of spec- expressed the importance "The preseason is going thing that Bowling Green has indicate the talent we had "We're just trying to get all ulation concerning the state of succeeding off the field as well and a strong start in to offer. And know that no mat- on the team," she said. "It the little things perfected so of the goalie position after the well, saying that keeping their Illinois could give us the ter what happens, know that just showed that we were that tilings like ball handling loss of senior Alexa Arsenauh team GPA high and healthy momentum for a great season The BG News will be there to really young. I don't know and unforced errors don't at the end of last season. will allow them to perform at keep you informed. that in my career I've ever hold us back at all," Kauth "We have two juniors and their highest potential on and See SOCCER | Page 15 had a season with five fresh- said. a freshman who have good off the field.

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RUGBY "When we go out there on Saturdays From Page 13 and battle together it's like fighting a

'We were all disappointed war side by side with your brother." about the finish to last season and know that we could have done better," said team presi- Ben Marshall | Rugby Team President dent Ben Marshall. : The finish to last season as 30 consecutive conference It's from playing in out- unsatisfying as it was, did not titles and is returning a good side league's like the National lessen the amount of opti- set of players from last year's Sevens Tournament and mism about the upcoming team. months of practicing for the season. The team may be losing five grind of a long season that this "The goal tor tnis season is starters, but they also return pa i tic uliu- team formed su* a still to win the national cham- 10 from a season ago. Two of strong bond with one another. pionship," sophomore winger them are Dominic Mauer and Marshall described the team's Max Narewski said. Narewski. bond as "unique." However, reaching the Narewski recently played "We practice so much national championship may in the National Sevens' together, but when we leave be tough considering the Tournament, a national rugby practice we're like a tight knit team is losing five starters off tournament that consisted of family," Marshall said. "When of last year's team, including 14 teams with seven players on we go out there on Saturdays two All-Americans and one of the field at a time. and battle together it's like the nation's best players, Nick Narewski and Mauer played fighting a war side by side with Viviani. for the Chicago-based team your brother." In fact, Marshall hinted that alongside former teammates It is this camaraderie, this may be a bit of a rebuilding Nick Viviani and Rocco Mauer. strong team chemistry and TYIER STABILE "HfBGMWS year. He then suggested that "1 think this experience will great players at the skill MADELINE WIDEMAN tries to get the ball past a defender at Cochiane Soccer Stadium last season the team expects to finish bet- help me this year because we positions which makes the ter in 2011-12 than they did in played against some of the Falcons believe this will be The Falcons begin their State Redbirds on August 21. 2010-11. This should give rugby best competition from all over another successful season. SOCCER non-conference matches in The Falcons' home opener will fans hope that their team can the world," Narewski said. They open their season on From Page 14 Minims with a game in Chicago be on Aug. 28 at I p.m. as the make another run at a national "And any time you're playing Aug. 27 with the annual versus the Loyola Ramblers on Falcons take on the Detroit championship. Another plus is against the best you can only Alumni Game at College Park and win the MAC champion- Aug. 19 and a tough match in Titans at the Cochrane Soccer the fact that the team has won get better." Field. ship," Johnson said. Normal. 111. versus the Illinois Stadium.

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AC joint sprain in his throw- season as well. BATTLE ing shoulder in the third game However, that competition PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT From Page 13 last season. When he came saw four quarterbacks getting back, he did not play at the first team reps, not just two. Clawson also noted the same level, throwing for 1,558 The other three quarterbacks similarities between the two yards in eight games, an aver- in that competition—Aaron quarterbacks' style of play, age of 194.8 yards per game, Pankratz, Kellen Pagel and stating that he wouldn't have with six touchdowns and 10 Caleb Watkins—are no longer to tailor the offense to either interceptions. with the program. one particularly. However, he insists that his Schilz said that, despite Although Schilz has 10 shoulder is healthy and ready being smaller in numbers, games of starting experience to go for the season. this competition for the start- under his belt and played "It's feeling stronger than ing role has been similar to well in doses last season, both ever; I rehabbed it last sea- last season's. quarterbacks have looked son and luckily 1 was happy "Right now, we're both just good during fall camp. And enough to stay healthy the trying to make the team bet- while Hurley hasn't taken a rest of the season," Schilz said. ter, and the best player will snap in a game in his college "It was tougher Icoming back] play," he said. career, he is in his second year because it was pretty painful." Last season, Clawson had in Clawson's pass-heavy sys- Schilz and Hurley have fed hinted midway through fall tem. off each other in camp to get camp that Schilz would be the "The second year is so better, using the competition starter. He has done no such much easier; the first year as motivation. thing this time around and you're just lost swimming in "He's a good player," I lurley said that he will take his time all the terminology," Hurley said of Schilz. "So we both in making a decision. said. "Second year you pretty have to come out here and "I haven't set a date |to much know everything." throw well every day or we're name the starter] in stone, While Schilz does have going to lose the job." and whoever we name the game experience and an addi- A quarterback competition starter, we're going to contin- tional year of playing college isn't a new thing to Schilz, as ue to get the other guy ready NATEEIEKONICH I IMfBGNEW ball on his side, he suffered an he was engaged in one last too," he said. AUNRE' DAVIS participates in hit drills during a Falcons' football practice Davis is a redshirt sophomore defensive back.

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