SHOWCASING LOCAL TALENT This past Saturday more than 30 businesses participated in the Art Walk, showing off a variety art. Check out a photo album and THESTABLISHED 1920E | An independent BG student press serving N the campusE and Wsurrounding communityS video on bgnews.com Volume 93, Issue 93 Monday, April 28, 2014 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Latwaun CITY Griffin brief Arrested for Art Walk features variety of art downtown felonious assault Shot fired at Waffle House Community members, students viewed displays of local artists’ work Saturday early Sunday morning A Toledo man was arrested after shooting a By Jared Heimovitz glass and quilts were part of the in their shop. House closed from 3:30 a.m. to 6:15 a.m. to lessen Reporter gun outside Waffle House early Sunday morning. the possibility of tampering with evidence, said wide display of art people experi- Some places raised money to Latwaun Griffin, 23, was arrested for felonious District Manager Jeffrey Lord. Lord said he is enced. donate, such as BroadWing Tattoo, assault after a fight broke out between two groups unsure how much it will cost to replace the window. Bowling Green residents had the “There’s a real variety of things formerly Studio 14, which hosted at the restaurant around 3 a.m., said Emily Snyder, Griffin is currently lodged at the Wood County opportunity to enjoy a sunny, art- to see here; it’s a treat,” said Alec its second annual Tattoo for a dispatcher for the Bowling Green Police Division. Justice Center with no bond. filled Saturday as the city held its Reeves, a senior at the University. Cause. It offered two designs to 22nd Annual Art Walk downtown More than 30 businesses in promote awareness, a ribbon ($40) Griffin allegedly fired one shot toward Waffle He is scheduled for a video arraignment House, shattering a foyer window, Synder said. Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the Bowling Green to showcase locals’ and students’ Bowling Green participated in Art See | Page 5 No injuries were reported. Municipal Court, said Deputy Steve Wilhelm of the works. Walk, whether they had demon- ART After police arrived on the scene, Waffle Wood County Sheriff’s Office. Live performances, photography, strators on the sidewalk or a gallery Human use of oil destroys habitats; ENHANCING AN generates controversy Harvestation of palm oil may make OLD FAVORITE some animals go into extinction faster By William Channell Assistant Pulse Editor
It’s in half your food, shampoo and soap, and environmental groups say it’s responsible for wide- University Theatre and Film department put it’s own spin on spread deforestation in Indonesia, Malaysia and other rainforests worldwide. popular film “Legally Blonde,” four shows sold out Palm oil, an edible vegetable oil taken from oil palms, has been generating controversy. Some say By Marissa Stambol the harvesting of the oil is causing several species Reporter to be pushed to the brink of extinction due to the destruction of their habitats, including the suma- Many people have seen the 2001 film “Legally Blonde,” about a blonde tran orangutan and sumatran tiger. sorority girl turned lawyer but, this past weekend, the University Companies that are often criticized for the pur- Theatre and Film department put on a musical that took a new spin chase of “unethical” oil include personal goods on this story. companies like Proctor & Gamble, as well as food “Legally Blonde: The Musical” was in the Thomas and Kathleen companies. Donnell Theatre where it sold out four shows Friday through Proctor & Gamble is the most recent company Sunday. The show had a cast of more than 30 members, includ- to announce a commitment to practicing more ing two dogs. sustainable and transparent methods when buying The story of Elle Woods was enhanced by 18 songs and their palm oil. They join a list that includes Mars, dance numbers. These included comical songs like “Bend Inc. and Kellogg. and Snap” and emotional songs like “Legally Blonde.” “The company is working with suppliers, indus- Junior Greg Grimes, dance captain and choreographer of try peers, NGOs, academic experts and other stake- “Bend and Snap,” said they used many choreographers for holders to promote consistent industry standards the many different dances. and practices for sustainable palm oil sourcing,” “There are so many different styles [of dance] in the show, and the according to a press release from P&G. show is so diverse, so we decided to branch out and get more choreog- Mars, Inc was not available for comment, and raphers than usual,” Grimes said. Proctor and Gamble could not be reached for They did an Irish dance, a marching band style number and a work- comment. out dance with jump ropes, to name just a few. Joao Talotti, a senior campaigner for Greenpeace, Senior Krysta Bartman, who played the workout guru and defendant an environmental organization, said these orga- Brooke Wyndham, worked with the cast in rehearsals for more than nizations are working to change the way the oil is two months. harvested. Greenpeace claims the status quo of the “It’s an amazing experience,” she said. “It was so much work but I think industry includes several acres of rainforests being it paid off.” cleared to make way for palm oil plantations. Michael Ellison, the director, was happy to see the audiences’ reactions “We’re not against palm oil, and we think it’s to the shows each night. important for a country’s development,” Talotti “The audiences have been really responsive,” he said. “I’m really excited said, before explaining Greenpeace’s stance and efforts in regards to the issue. See BLONDE | Page 5 Greenpeace, Talotti said, is focusing its efforts on palm oil harvested from Indonesia, which in 2013 was the leading exporter of the product, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. Organizations who share Greenpeace’s con- LEGALLY BLONDE BACKSTAGE cerns are working toward a system that will allow • Cast had 30 members including two dogs increased transparency about where companies • Included 18 songs and dance numbers, including “Bend and purchase their palm oil. Snap” and “Legally Blonde” Talotti said by focusing on the private sec- • Sold out on all four shows from Friday to Sunday See ART | Page 2
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Her personal list of 5 tips to help prepare for Eat— “Breakfast is considered the most impor- Healthy tips to help prepare exam week are: tant meal of the day. I always seem to concentrate for exam week Study in pieces— “Cramming is not good. better when I’ve eaten breakfast.” One of the most crucial times in a college stu- I personally like to make flashcards beforehand Attend office hours— “Teachers love dent’s life is exam week. because they are so easy to use and portable. I can office hours. It also helps you understand Subject area tutors host regular hours in the take them with me and study on my way to class their values when it comes time to write essay Learning Commons and are free to all University or work.” questions.” students. Drop-in tutoring is available for various Repeat— “I am a visual person so I like to write “One of the most important things to remember other subjects at specific times. and re-write things.” during a test is to take your time but prioritize,” said University senior Jordan Kilpatrick works as the Sleep— “If you get a good night’s sleep before- University senior Nicole Croft. “Finish the answers Research and Information desk assistant. She has hand, you can get up early and not have to rush to you know right away first, and work diligently on the seen many students come to the library in need of your exam. Maybe you can even have enough time others after. If you continue this method, you should RUBEN KAPPLER | THE BG NEWS help on research papers and more. to skim over notes on your way there.” be successful.” MODELS WALK down the runway at the 5th annual fashion show, “Continental Threads,” hosted by Precious Stones.
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The Falcon baseball team rallied to win Sunday to take the weekend series against Kent State at Steller Field. defeats Eastern Michigan The Falcons scored five runs in the seventh and eighth innings to come from behind to defeat the By Brandon Shrider Golden Flashes 12-5 on Sunday afternoon after being down 5-2 late in the game. Reporter In the weekend series finale, the Falcons were able to overcome five errors to defeat the Golden Flashes and win the series. After losing its first three games, the Bowling “Give our guys credit,” BG coach Danny Schmitz said. “They found a way to win and Green softball team rebounded on Sunday that’s what good teams do.” with a 3-2 victory over fellow Mid-American The Falcons scored two runs in the first inning off an RBI triple from Jake Thomas Conference school, Eastern Michigan. and an RBI single from T.J. Losby. “We’re definitely glad to get the win,” head Kent State scored five runs to take the lead into the seventh before the Falcons scored coach Shannon Salsburg said. “It was nice ten runs to give them the lead for good. to finish on a high note.” Logan Walker and Jesse Rait each had an RBI in the seventh inning to tie However, Sunday wasn’t the only day of the game, until Jeremy Shay hit a two run RBI single to give the Falcons success for the Falcons. The softball team the lead. played well during the Friday doubleheader “The infield was in so I was just looking for something against Central Michigan, but just couldn’t to drive to put over the infield and get the runners get a victory. in,” Shay, Falcon catcher, said. Bowling Green allowed four earned runs Rait had a two run RBI single with the bases through the two Friday games, with Katie loaded in the eighth inning, while Thomas Yoho hitting her 11th homerun, but the and Losby added more insurance runs for seven unearned runs were too much for the the Falcons later in the inning. Falcons to overcome. Falcon relief pitcher Ben “Friday was a tough day because we had Singer got the win after a lot of good things happen we just couldn’t come up with the big play or the big hit,” See BASEBALL | Page 6 Salsburg said. This result on Friday carried over into Saturday, as the Falcons were never able to get on the scoreboard getting shutout for the 12th time this season. “Saturday we just didn’t come out ready to play,” Salsburg said. This came at the dismay of Salsburg, as she wants to see the Falcons play their style of softball. “From our standpoint its about playing our game,” Salsburg said. “If somebody is going to beat us, they’re going to beat us, but we want to play our game and give the best shot we possibly have.” The Falcons were able to hit the reset but- ton on Sunday, as they were able to notch their seventh victory in conference play, while wearing their pink uniforms in sup- port of breast cancer awareness. Sophomore pitcher, Braiden Dillow played a critical part in the 3-2 victory as she allowed zero earned runs and registered a career-high, eight strikeouts on the day. Junior pitcher, Jamie Kertes came on for the final five outs, earning four via the strikeout
Travis Willhoite | THE BG NEWS See SOFTBALL | Page 6 The Falcons watch the action on the field from the sidelines in their weekend series against Kent State this past weekend. Falcons earn more automarks Pettigrew leads track and field team at Gina Relays
By Jamar Dunson 1600 meter relay, along with Arnold, Reporter Brianna Johnson and Tiera Parker, they finished in second place with Led by senior Jeanette Pettigrew, a time of 46.28 seconds. the Falcons hit three more auto- That was the second-fastest time matic qualifying marks in the in BG history, .11 seconds behind Gina Relays. the first. At the meet, Pettigrew set a new In other events, freshmen personal best to win the long jump, Johnson and Gabrielle Edwards ran the fastest time in the Mid- finished second in their respec- American Conference in the 100 tive events. Johnson hit a time of meter and improved on her season 12.26 seconds in the 100 open and best in the 200 meter. She started Edwards finished the 200 open off her day by scoring a 19-feet- with 25.45 seconds. 8.25 in the long jump, winning the Junior Kristin Reiser had success event. in the high jump, setting a new per- Alyssa Benes | THE BG NEWS Head coach Lou Snelling was sonal record with a time of 5-4.25. Head Coach Lindsay Basalyga plays in nontraditional women’s soccer alumni game this past weekend. impressed with Pettigrew’s perfor- Freshman Raven Porter also set a mance at the meet and was glad to new personal record in the event see her do well. at 5-2.25. Alumni face off in women’s soccer annual game “Having someone doing that in The Falcons also made an impact a BG uniform, it was great to see at the Ashland Alumni Open. By Cameron Teague Robinson important for them to be a part of Reiman said. “I think it was what that,” Snelling said. Junior Brooke Pleger remained Sports Editor the past.” she needed to do to get us back out Her teammate, sophomore Alicia unbeaten in the hammer throw as Beth Reiman was one of the here which is a good thing.” Arnold, finished right behind her she came in first with a distance of A head coach must do what is in the alumna who came back to play in Basalyga got in on some of the in second with a score of 19-feet. 212.6. This throw managed to defeat best interest for their team. the game. Reiman was the captain playing action herself as she pre- Pettigrew’s jump moves her into Akron’s Brittany Funk, the second That is what caused Bowling of the 2004 team that won the Mid- pares for her alumni game at The fourth place in the MAC this year ranked thrower in the country. Green women’s soccer coach American Conference Tournament University of Maryland. and Arnold came within an inch of In the discus throw, redshirt Lindsay Basalyga to change the for- as an eight seed. “I was glad they [the alum- beating her personal best. freshman Kori Reiser and senior mat of the alumni game. That 2004 team started that tour- ni] asked me to play with them,” In the 100 meter championship Tina Perrine both hit automarks for “It’s my job as a head coach to nament with a 2-1 overtime win Basalyga said. “My alumni game division, Pettigrew added another the Falcons. Resier came in second protect our future and our current against number one seed Kent is this weekend so I’m glad I could victory for the Falcons with a time with a throw of 159-9 and Perrine players,” Basalyga said. “I thought State University. They ended their represent BG playing here.” of 11.61 seconds. This was a new was fourth with a 154-1. this was the best format for them run with a 2-0 win against number No matter how the format of the personal best for Pettigrew, besting Reiser’s throw also ties her for to get something out of it as well three seed Central Michigan in the alumni game changes the impor- her previous time of 11.84. sixth in BG history in the event. as keep ourselves healthy heading championship game. tance of it will not go unrecog- That time was .03 seconds faster With the 13 automarks the into the summer.” “It’s awesome to see everybody nized by any of the Falcons that than anyone else in the conference Falcons almost double that than This is the first year that the here. I want them to get back to have been a part of BG women’s and only .02 seconds shy of the last year’s amount of seven. Falcons did not compete against the winning ways,” Reiman said. soccer. BG school record and the second- Pettigrew, Perrine, Dana Gates, the alumni in the annual alumni “That’s the way we left it and we “We have a storied history here fastest time in program history. Brea Tinney and Natasha Greggs game. Instead, the current Falcons want to see that return.” at BG. We have players who have In the 200 meter, Pettigrew fin- will be recognized when the were sitting on the sidelines watch- Reiman, who has only missed one come back who were in the first ished within the top five, placing Falcons host Toledo Friday for ing and keeping time as the Alumni alumni game since she graduated NCAA tournament and won MAC third with a time of 23.75 seconds. Senior Night. This will be the only played in a shortened game. in 2004, said that the game is tra- Championships here,” Basalyga Arnold ran a time of 24.14 sec- home outdoor event of the season “It’s good for me to put the alum dition but understands Basalyga’s said. “To have those players back onds in the same event, hitting the for the Falcons. Senior recognition in the face of our current players,” choice to change the format. and wanting to come back is really MAC automatic qualifier mark. will take place at 4:45 p.m. between Basalyga said. “I still wanted them “It was different but I understand special. This is something we want Pettigrew later competed in the the field events and running events. to be a part of this … I think it is the situation of the current team,” to continue to evolve overtime.” FORUM Monday, April 28, 2014 4 PEOPLE ON THE STREET What movie should BG do as a play?
“‘Edward “‘The “‘Mean Girls’.” “‘Alice in VISIT US AT Scissorhands.’” Expendables’ Wonderland.’” with original BGNEWS.COM cast.” Have your own take on today’s People On The Street? Or a suggestion for Chyna Anderson Conor Dedek Jes Short Brandon English a question? Give us your Sophomore, Sophomore, Sophomore, Freshman, feedback at bgnews.com. Theatre Film Production Apparel Merchandising & Development Visual Communication Technology Graduation nears; job offer gives chance to move across country “I went through the my classes. While I have saved a ton of Then, last year, I realized money by doing PSEO, I am that I was going to graduate in terrified of starting my life at DylannE PETROS motions of school Copy Chief May 2014. barely 21-years-old. and never really had At first, I was excited. Less I am also upset that I didn’t money in loans, less money to have the opportunity to be fun.” pay back. more active on campus more. I graduate in May and I am The first semester went by I rushed through internships MAN, terrified. senior years of high school. in a blur. I knew graduation both on and off campus. I I am terrified of going In the two years, I managed was coming, but it seemed far didn’t go on crazy spring THAT REALLY out into the real world. I am to get one whole year of col- away. break vacations. I didn’t have scared of being thousands of lege out of the way. Winter break happened. I very crazy summers with miles away from my parents It is a law, in the state of knew I should be applying for friends. BREAKS MY in New Mexico. Ohio, that all public univer- jobs but I figured I still had I went through the Most of all, I am scared of sities accept PSEO credit. some time before May came. motions of school and never being 20 the day of gradu- So, when I stepped foot on It wasn’t until spring break really had fun. HEART ation. Bowling Green’s campus in came that I started freaking Cherish the time you have While in high school, I had the fall of 2011, I was already a out. It was March and gradu- in college. Don’t complain the amazing opportunity to sophomore. ation was two months away. about how long four years take college classes through Having a whole year out of Since March 9, the Sunday may feel to you. Post-Secondary Enrollment the way was great at first. I of spring break, I have applied Take it from the girl that is “ Option, or PSEO. didn’t have to take silly gener- for 54 jobs. going through college in three THE BGNEWS PRESENTS” PSEO allowed me to take al education classes like GSW, I only received two calls for years. college classes, while still nor did I have to take speech, potential jobs. I got one job It will be gone in a flash. being enrolled in high school, psychology or sociology to offer and took it. and earn dual credit. Best of name a few. My nerves have not settled all, it was free. I jumped right into my even though I have a job Respond to Dylanne at FALCON SCREECH I took PSEO my junior and major and plowed through waiting. [email protected] WHAT IS FALCON SCREECH? Falcon Screech is a special addition to MONDAY’s Forum section. Submit your 100-word rant anonymously at bgnews.com or you can Views in religion change Students should complete tweet your screeches AT @falconscreech or WITH #falconscreech. throughout time; with education work, prove responsibility time. system. I spent 20 minutes just going through the new MyBGSU looking for My second year, I trans- This is the last week of the place where I can check my meal plan balance. I couldn’t find it, so Abigail Kruse ferred schools and fell in with Amanda Matthews class and some of my class- COLUMNIST I just used my old MyBGSU. What am I going to do when it’s taken COLUMNIST the dominant nondenomi- mates are still complaining down? national group on campus, about having to get projects -THESE PAGES DON’T MAKE SENSE largely because they were the done that were assigned first people I met there. way before spring break. I have doubts, and lots of That was where I first had Freedom in the classroom The issue isn’t caused by People annoy me. them. my faith shaken in “Things can be a great thing, but them taking their time to #INEEDOUTOFTHISTOWN The Gospel at church today That are Not Explicitly in the when due dates aren’t given complete these projects. was all about Thomas and Bible” as a category. it may offer too much inde- Instead they are using I hate living along Wooster. I couldn’t sleep in until noon because every his doubts. These include purgatory, pendence. class time to complain It’s not that I don’t believe and a bunch to do with Mary. One of the biggest chal- about not having due dates time someone honked, people would cheer. Jesus died and rose from the Who knew Jesus wasn’t lenges I have found being and about how they are too -IT IS SATURDAY, STOP dead. an only child, or that Mary a college student is being crammed for time to get I absolutely do. It’s just wasn’t always a virgin and viewed as a responsible everything done by the end I hate living on campus. I get too overwhelmed when I walk into an the details I’m a little less died like a regular person adult and not as an irre- of the week. actual grocery store. secure on. without all the glamorous sponsible child that can’t Echoes in the classroom I never thought I would get assumption into heaven deal with simple tasks. can be heard; saying things #TOOMANYCHOICES to this point. and coronation as queen of Classes should not only like “why should I complete I was super religious in heaven bit? prepare students how to be this early in the semester?” With only two weeks left in the semester, having a crush on a professor junior high and through I am not saying I believed able to perform a job in a or “this isn’t for a job so is extremely pointless. most of high school. all of this, but I certainly given major, but it should why should I worry about -BROKEN HEARTS I horrified my older sister thought twice. also teach responsibil- getting it done in a timely when I told her that I would I’d like to say by now I ity, how to collaborate with manner?” never, ever in any circumstanc- have come to terms with other workers and how to The problem is that stu- Yeah, I have my problems, but don’t say that crap about me until you’ve es have sex outside of marriage, the opposing things I have conduct yourself in a work dents need to get out of this walked in my shoes and know what I’ve been through. and if I did, I would never use heard from others and environment. mindset. What are they #GROWUP birth control — because that through research, but that The problem with this going to do when they get would be a double sin. would be a lie. is that some students are a job? Will they sit around No matter how many times I suppose the moral of my lacking in basic time man- and not work without a I totally love how everything gets piled on at the end of the semester. I heard from my teachers that story here is for those out agement skills. I do my best structured timeline? -DROWNING IN HOMEWORK staying close to the faith in there who have doubts and to juggle my school, work They should be viewed college would be a challenge aren’t sure they’re sold any- and a social life. as great chance of being Spending my Saturday night doing homework. I am so cool. because of proximity to all more on what they grew up I will be the first to admit treated like the responsible #TWOMOREWEEKS sorts of religious views, I did believing. that I am somewhat of a adults that college students not believe them. This is a time for you to perfectionist when getting should be. No way would I ever explore and find out for your- work done. So, next time you are I have a final at 3:30 next Friday and my professor won’t let us take it miss Mass, or not wear my self what to believe. This means that no due treated with respect like a early. Miraculous Medal, or not be Shop around; there are lots dates in some of my classes college student should be, #IJUSTWANTTOLEAVE secure about communion of places to worship on and is great for me. prove to them that they being the real deal. off campus. I can take my time to made the right choice and And then I got to college. Find something that works complete my work without that you are ready to thrive Complaining about the line not moving fast enough isn’t going to Since I spent my first year for you. feeling stressed about hav- as a responsible individual. make it move and I am aware I look like I don’t know how to run a at a community college, this ing a time limit. register, which is the truth. is not your textbook tale of However, some students -STILL LEARNING THIS a freshman girl gone wild, Respond to Abigail at have a major problem with Respond to Amanda at away from rules for the first [email protected] dealing with this kind of [email protected]
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curator of the art gallery at way to network, show his Camuso said. “We’ve been THE BG NEWS SUDOKU ART BroadWing. “All the help is work and pay respect to his to a couple places so far From Page 1 really appreciated because alma mater. and the stuff we’ve seen is it’s going to a good cause “I graduated from Bowling pretty cool.” and puzzle piece ($50) for and helping a lot of people Green then started doing Grumpy Dave’s offered live citizens to choose from. 100 directly.” caricatures at Cedar Point,” music from 12 to 4 p.m. in percent of these proceeds BroadWing Tattoo also said Brennan. addition to showing paint- were be donated. featured a gallery with work For him, “business is ings by Craig Blair and exhib- In addition to the Tattoo for from the Two-Dimensional pretty good” and he said he iting work from the University a Cause designs, people could Art Association at the has drawn about 20 people Sculpture and Student get whatever tattoo they University, featuring “the within the first few hours of Glass Art Association. Down wanted and 30 percent of the best work they could bring Art Walk. the street at Coyote Beads, proceeds would be donated out for the exhibition,” said University student Justin Stephanie Guittard Scigliano to making care packages for Embry. Camuso was out enjoying showed jewelry, fiber art and children at Toledo Mercy Derek Brennan is a cari- the weather and didn’t know textiles. Hospital, Cleveland Clinic cature artist who was post- about the event until he got An after party was hosted and Nationwide Hospital in ed on the sidewalk in front downtown, where he then at Grounds for Thought at Columbus. of Jamie’s Seams to Fit on joined in on viewing some of 6 p.m. to reveal the winner “Last year we raised six South Main Street. Taking the local art. of the People’s Choice Art grand and this year we’re a different approach than “I like how the commu- Awards and a drawing that hoping to raise double,” said BroadWing, Brennan was nity can come together and citizens could enter to win John Embry, a tattooist and simply looking for a good put this whole thing on,” Downtown Dollars.
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Mid-American Conference 25 In unison 48 Aspirations Falcon starting pitcher Mike play. Kent State falls to 28-15 27 Revise 49 Herb that tastes like Frank pitched 7.2 innings, overall and 12-6 in MAC play. 28 Gymnast Comaneci licorice 29 Collect bit by bit 51 Reverberation however he got the loss after The Falcons will face Eastern 30 LAX posting 52 Ark helmsman giving up seven earned runs. Michigan Wednesday night in Classified Ads 31 Has the nerve 53 Spring flower 32 Billy Joel's musical 54 Rex Stout's stout The Falcons received two a road game. 419-372-0328 daughter sleuth Wolfe The BG News will not knowingly 33 Reminder notes 55 Chocolate dog accept advertisements that discrimi- nate, or encourage discrimination 37 Apple computer 56 Wedding vow words against any individual or group on The Falcons finished the the basis of race, sex, color, creed, religion, national origin, sexual orien- weekend just 1-3 moving tation, disability, status as a veteran, or on the basis of any other legally 1 Trapping device 36 Happy hour pints SOFTBALL their season record to 21-28- protected status. From Page 3 6 Official records 37 Sorceress jilted by Jason 1, pushing them into a tie for The BG News reserves the right to 10 Got an A on 38 Ireland's Sinn __ decline, discontinue or revise any and her fourth save of the ninth in the MAC. advertisement such as those found 14 Restriction at some 39 Dream state letters to be defamatory, lacking in factual fitness clubs 40 Suffix with Beatle season. BG will now shift their basis, misleading or false in nature. 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