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Volume 91. Issue 36 Thursday, November 10 - Sunday. November 13,2011 www.bg news.com Falcons to finish migrating

Final 400 students set to transfer to FalconMail

By Jonathan Keilholx Repo'le'

Less than a month after Informational Technology Services began migrating email accounts to FalconMail, only •400 "anomalies" remain on the YvoVJ^ University's system, according to ITS. "Conceptually, transitioning email addresses isn't that difficult, but there are lots of nuanc- es, said Matt llaschak. ITS director. "It's complex from the perspective that we started about 10 months ago and we had to figure out how to manage and market FalconMail." One of the complexities was determining how to switch students to the Microsoft based email client. A.). Fuller. ITS systems administrator, worked with a team every VM^ day for the past 30 days to make vjotf* the transition. "Hvery day we did migrations," Fuller said. "We initiated a process that told the server to route messages to FalconMail. We also sent an email before- hand to let the user know the change would happen." Fuller said some students are uncertain about the change. "Nobody likes change." Fuller said. "Change is difficult. Plus, 1 don't think people understand that your University email is not deactivated." Haschak reminds students that they and future students will continue to receive emails sent to their "bgsu.edu" addresses. "Students official email addresses are still username@ bgsu.edu'." Haschak said. "The 'username^f alcon.bgsu.edu' address is mostly used for signing into the Microsoft Live client." llaschak said the Microsoft Live client enhances student e-mail activity. "Now we can provide stu-

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Mazey invites students to compete Student recovers from Halloween in holiday video contest Students offered scholarship prize for winning video weekend assault outside Courthouse

ByTiaWood.1 By Bobby Waddle is a $250 scholarship and the third throat after being transported by Matthew Reporter In Focus Editor place prize is a $125 scholarship, Life Flight, according to the police Ralston University students are being according to the BGSU website report. Assault Victim offered a way to win scholarship contest page. Scholarship money When University senior Spencer Ralston also suffered a concus- money through the "President's awarded may be used for any BGSU Miller found Matthew Ralston sion, a broken bone around his left Holiday Video Creeling Contest." educational expense. lying outside of the Wood County eye, soft tissue damage in his neck President Mary 1-llen Mazey and Robin Gerrow, chief commu- Courthouse, he thought it was just and a wound on his head that was of two in the morning hours of the marketing and communica- nications officer, said while the a Halloween prank. put back together with nine staples, Oct. 29. tions office are coordinating the University has sent electronic video "At first we thought it was a according to the police report. After his assault was reported contest for all University students cards the past two years, this year joke, like he was going to jump up Ralston, who is back at school, at 12:42 a.m.. another assault was "in good academic standing" who the marketing and communica- and try to scare us or something," had one surgery on his eye. is tak- reported in Bowling Green near wish to produce a holiday video tions office pitched a new idea to Miller said. "We got closer and we ing painkillers to ease his pain and East Oak and North Prospect greeting for the University. the President. realized he was laying in a pool of is continueing his doctor's visits. streets where, four males assault- "I've been so impressed with the Mazey loves getting students his own blood." "When 1 woke up I was surpi bed ed someone, according to police talent I've seen in our students," more engaged with University mat- Ralston, a junior at the University more than anything," Ralston said. reports. Unlike Ralston's case, Mazey said. "It seems like a won- ters and this was the idea behind from Beavercreek, Ohio, has no "I was like, "Why ... am I in a hos- three suspects have been taken derful way to showcase some of the the contest, Gerrow said. memory of the incident or what pital?' Since they hit me with a into custody: Justin and Jacob work they produce and share it with "She is always encouraging us to led up to it. and there were no concussion, I blacked out. I don't Morel along with Rogelio Guerra IV our alumni and friends." witnesses or suspects. He woke remember like three or four hours The first place prize is a $500 See VIDEO | Page 2 up at Mercy St. Vincent Medical prior to them assaulting me." See ASSAULT | Page 2 scholarship, the second place prize Center in Toledo, with a tube in his Ralston's assault was the first

PULSE FORUM SPORTS PEOPLE ON THE STREET Fans react to final installment Dreams grow, return over time Basketball starts regular season How do you feel about FalconMail? JEFF MUCH Harry Potter fans say goodbye to new Forum Editor Stephan Reed shares his dream The Falcon men's basketball team will start its Sophomore, Pre-Med regular season Friday night against Howard. Last books, films with the release of "Harry of playing his songs for an audience This dream "I don't like it; I was used to the Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" has changed to a new dream, but the old one season the Falcons played Howard on the road and old email; our names are too this Friday | Page 8 can still be saved for the future | Page 4 lost 54 521 Page 5 long" | Page 4

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1:54 P.M. Sheriffs Office He was CORRECTION Jennifer BLOTTER Complainant reported giving lodged in the Wood County CAMPUS Poggiali out all of her personal informa- Justice Center. Pargo had TUES., NOV. 8 tion and bank account infor- allegedly punched Claybaugh POLICY BRIEF Falcon 1:41A.M. mation to a caller within the in the face several times. We want to correct all factual Heights Hall GeorgePBegallalV26.of errors. If you think an error has SMOKE OUT 1700 block of Juniper Court. Director Bowling Green, was cited for She believed the caller was been made, call The BG News 9:12 P.M. program returns operating a vehicle impaired from Key Bank, but was noti- at 419-372-6966 to run through. Jeffrey H. Crawford. 20, of m within the 800 block of 3rd St fied by the bank that it never Bowling Green, was cited for "I am hoping for a turn out of at He was lodged in the Wood called her. She closed her The Office of Residence Life, along possession of marijuana and least 200 participants We will turn County Justice Center. account and was advised to CORRECTIONS with the City of Bowling Green's drug paraphernalia within the this into an annual event if the turn- have a credit card check done The story "Ohio voters reject Fire Division and the Office of 100 block of Ordway Ave. out is good," said Jennifer Poggiali. 659 AM Issue 2" incorrectly cited the Environmental Health and Safety, is hall director of Fakon Heights. Complainant reported a van- voting results from the Ohio sponsoring a campus wide SMOKE 4:03 P.M. 9:43 P.M. This will be SMOKE OUT's dalized mailbox within the 700 Wr ight Tire and Auto report- Secretary of State website in OUT event for students Thursday. Joshua Lee Shellenberg, 26. of second time on campus. The event block of Birch St ed cash stolen within the 2000 the Wednesday. Nov. 9 print Nov. 10, Findlay. was arrested for theft/ was previously hosted in Rogers block of Victory Lane. edition of The BG News. The SMOKE OUT is raising awareness shoplifting at Meijer. She was sentence should have read "39 Quadrangle before it was knocked 7:05 A.M. to students living on campus about lodged in the Wood County percent voted yes' on Issue 2," done and there was an outstanding Complainant reported a 46" the dangers of fires in the residence 4:05 P.M. Justice Center after allegedly not 31 percent. turn out, Poggiali said. Sony Bravia LED television halls. Residents will learn some tips Janice Rose Schetter. 18. of shoplifting $24.99 in merchan- "This is something that not only stolen sometime overnight Bowling Green, was cited for about how to prevent fires from hap- dise students living on campus can within the 200 block of S. shoplifting at Walmart. In the Wednesday. Nov. 9 edi- pening as well as how to exit their attend, but anyone can stop by." College Drive. It is valued at tion of The BG News, the story building safely if there is ever a fire. .-.bout $1299. "War in the wards" incorrectly Poggiali said. 8:32 P.M. WED., NOV. 9 The event will be held at named the 3rd Ward and 4th The groups hosting the event will Carl Dustin Pargo. 19. of 12:14 A.M. McDonald East on the first floor and Alexa P McNeal. 19. of Toledo, Ward winners. It named the be raffling off gift cards to students 8 43 A.M. Bowling Green, was arrested the students will walk through a real and Emma Catherine Tate, 3rd Ward winner as Gregory who stop by. Complainant reported con- for assault within the 100 block life smoke simulation in a residence 19. of Bowling Green, were Robinette and the 4th Ward struction cones stolen some- of State Ave; and Jeffrey D. hall, which will tale about 15 minutes winner as Mike Aspacher. time between 4:30-8:30 a.m. Claybaugh. 20. of Bowling cited for underage possession Aspacher is actually the 3rd within the 300 block of Palmer Green, was arrested on a and open container of alcohol within the 500 block of Leroy Ward winner and Robinette is Ave felony probation violation war- actually the 4th Ward winner. rant from the Wood County Ave Thompson is scheduled to take classes at the Wolfe WOLFE Center next semester. From Page 1 "I am excited that the Biller also said that even said. "My knuckles weren't not wander around, and his said. Wolfe Center will be opening ASSAULT though he cannot put a bloody, my knuckles weren't friends will not let them out "Gome see inside the soon," Thompson said. "The Fn number on it, he would say bruised. I just got... rocked, of their sight now, he said. building on Dec. 8 for the building looks so unique that in a high percentage of basically." "I think everyone else was BGSUARTSXevent," Shields from the outside, so I can't were charged with felonious assault incidents, both par- 1 le became separated from more concerned about me said. "There will be a play wait to see what the inside assault. ties would have consumed his group before the attack getting hurt than I was," presented in February in the looks like as well. I am taking It is unknown whether alcohol. happened near Courthouse Ralston said. new Eva Marie Saint Theatre a class next semester called or not there is a connec- Ralston, who is 21, said he Square, and said the attack It is important for people as well as a major orches- THFM 1410. It is called The tion between the assaults, had been consuming alco- occured where outside the to travel in groups and stay tra and choral concert in the Theatre Experience and will but the number of reported hol that evening. Ralston range of the building's secu- in populated areas while Donnell Theater." be held at the Wolfe Center." assaults decreased, with 254 was walking to the bars rity cameras. traveling at night, Biller said. Freshman Sierra in 2010 and 130 as of October with some friends and was Ralston is also unsure of Miller offered the alternative 2011, said Brad Biller, I.t. of yelling at people near Ridge the possible motive of his of utilizing the city's "rea- the Bowling Green Police Street, according to the attackers. sonably priced" taxi services migrations was appropri- Division. police report. "They didn't take any- instead of walking. MAIL ate. "We're paying closer atten- It was not antagonistic thing," he said. "I thought "I would say just take the From Page 1 "How often do students tion as a community to what as far as Ralston knows, 1 was going to get mugged, most direct route home and check their email in the is going on, that 1 think is because he tends to enthu- but 1 had a brand-new phone stay in well-lit areas, but that dents with a robust email summer?" Haschak asked. a large part because of the siastically yell "Woo!" when and they didn't take that or doesn't really apply here solution," Haschak said. "Rarely. Nobody pays atten- mod ia coverage, a nd because walking down the street. anything. I was more sur- because he was right in front "Students have SkyDrive tion. So we did it when stu- of some of the involvements "1 don't think 1 was lantag- prised about that." of the Courthouse when Iwhich is a file uploading dents were at school check- of the University with this onistic], because I'm usu- He learned a lesson to someone clearly dropped application with 10 GB of ing their inboxes." process.'' Biller said. ally very friendly," Ralston stay with his friends and him," Miller said. spacel and Microsoft Lite If FalconMail users have Isimpler versions of Word, issues, Haschak encourages PowerPoint and Excel|." them to seek online help. Some students disagree "If students are having was advertised in campus lined on the website. The going to come up with. with ITS's decision to start issues with mobile sync- updates on Oct. 27, she said. deadline for the contest is "1 think our alumni and migrating students in ing or anything along those VIDEO The holiday video greeting Nov. 28 at 5 p.m. friends will really enjoy the October. lines, we continually update From Page 1 can cover a variety of many "All entries will be reviewed video greeting," Gerrow said. "There was just a lot of the frequently asked ques- get students more invotveav things, Gerrow said. by a panel of judges selected The winning holiday video confusion doing it in the tions page," I laschak said. she said. "We came up with "The submissions can by the Office of the President. greeting is planned to be dis- middle of the semester," Students can check out this idea and she loved it." include film, pictures or ani- Videos will be judged on cre- tributed sometime in early said freshman Chelsea the ITS web site is http:// The holiday video greeting mations," she said. "It just ativity and artistic merit. The December, she said. Frankboner. "I don't think www.bgsu.edu/its for help will be sent out to alumni depends upon what the stu- winners will be notified by For further contest rules people knew what was and more information on and friends and students. dent wants to submit." email or phone," according to and details, students can visit going on." FalconMail and the last of Cierrowsaid. Students are allowed one the website, http://www.bgsu.edu/offic- However, ITS officials its migrations. In order to inform students entry each and must follow Gerrow said she would love es/president/pagel03101. believe the timing for and promote the contest, it certain criteria which is out- to see what the students are html.

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THE PULSE Thursday, Novembef 10 - Sunday, November 13.2011 5 Campus' biggest fans celebrate the end of 'the boy who lived'

ByMattUuM Pulse Edrtor ... it's my favorite thing about the example of our generation." ing that the series is a favorite, on series." Instructor Raymond Schuck par with "Dune," "Star Wars" and When the University's Moody started the University agrees. He recalled wanting to "The Lord of the Rings." Quidditch team trav- team after hearing about some slow down when he was reading Schuck has mixed feelings els to New York City colleges that offered the sport. the final chapters of "Harry Potter about the movies though. He said this weekend to compete in the Now she is the state representa- and the Deathly Hallows" for the his favorite book was the fifth, but World Cup, they will be watch- tive, recruiting more Quidditch first time. it was his least favorite movie. He o ing the newest "Harry teams in Ohio. Schuck teaches a Harry Potter- said he likes the visual effects of The DVD release is a monumen- based literature class about every the films and puts them on in the tal time for Moody and other two years. The class consists of background while he works some- "Potter-heads" all over the reading the books and a series of times. Potter- country. Some fans find essays while talking about con- But when the last movie came DVD in their van. themselves suffer- nections and creative ideas about out over the summer, Schuck was "Harry Potter and the ing from "Post- the culture of the sad to see it all end. Deathly Hallows: Part 2" will series. He even "I didn't think it would hit me," be released Friday, 10 years connects Schuck said. "(But] it's really over, i after the first movie and 14 years the popu- until Hollywood remakes them." after the book that introduced the lar Pink Schuck said he started to tear world to a young orphan wizard Floyd song up during the*epiIogue scene that -Ml) with a lightning-bolt shaped scar "Another took place 19 years later, which on his forehead. Brick in the he remembered not liking in the The DVD release Wall" to the book but enjoying in the film. ; will be fifth book, Schuck said he will be buying cel- "Harry Potter the DVD after it comes out Friday. and the Not everyone is as sad. Order Co-captain and beater Amanda ebrated of the Godfrey said she isn't too OHPH by many. sad, mostly because she plays "At least six Quidditch for the University. [team members] will "I love the books, [but] every- be buying the DVD at mid- thing has an end," Godfrey said. LCD night," said Alexis Moody, cap- Pheonix" Though she is not belittling the tain of the team and president of in one of impact of the series. They were the BG Marauders, a campus club his lectures. "the books to read in elementary devoted to Harry Potter. The vans Schuck school," she said. will have laptops and game con- has read all One thing any fan can look soles to play the movie, Moody of the books forward to is Pottermore.com, said. multiple the new Harry Potter site from The team will be competing times and J.K. Rowling. The site combines in the Division I championship owns the electronic versions of the books this Saturday and Sunday with British with an interactive world fans 94 other teams from all over the and can explore, according to Time world. At stake is a trophy, prize Potter Magazine. Moody and Godfrey i money and the "glory of beating Depression" wilh have signed onto the site and both the people that created the sport," no new movies or books to were sorted into Gryffindor, the O Moody said. look forward to in the series. Spanish famous house Harry was in. "It's really a dream come true," "It's a little bit sad," Moody said. versions as well. "Harry Potter has created an Moody said. "Ever since I read "But 'Harry Potter' isn't dead. "They have a prominent place amazing community," Moody OH about Quidditch in the first book It's still living; breathing. It's an on the shelves," Schuck said, add- said.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Look for blessings Suicide merits more A person cannot simply you supernaturally is a ple beyond the supernatural than religious solutions choose to not be depressed truly ridiculous claim. In that should be the focus. or flip a switch to make fact, people that believe The author simply cre- I have many issues with the themselves feel better. that a "God" will reach out ated an editorial that could recent editorial "There is Lying to yourself that the and make someone better be potentially dangerous for not problems hope for suicide prevention." world around you is beauti- with only a few prayers and many people. For one, I do not believe ful is not beneficial for peo- thoughts need to seriously ago when my family's trust- the author has much of an ple that suffer from depres- step back and focus on the ed minivan broke down. idea of what depression is sion and consider suicide. actual person suffering. Coffin Stegeman TARA KELLER There are medical and Graduate Assistant , COLUMNIST Luckily, the aged car and the reasons that lead The idea there is a "God" decided to pass away right people to commit suicide. that could magically help therapeutic options for peo- [email protected] in front of a Wal-Mart filled bSPk with helpful mechanics. "My grades are good, If this vehicular meltdown the weekend is steadily happened a mere twelve SHELDON'S BROKE, EH? approaching and my loved hours later, we would've been ones are happy and safe." stranded on a major highway This sentence, usually a a couple hours from home. varied version of it. is some- Consider my blessings thing I mentally repeat every counted. morning. In science class, we learn I sit up. try not to crack my that for every action there's temple on the ceiling from an equal and opposite reac- my place in my lofted bed tion. and count my blessings. People can apply this 1 like lo start my day focus- methodology to basically ing on the positive things anything. that will happen. 1 like to think if I'm having No, 1 don't completely for- some bad luck, good fortunes get about that huge test or are waiting just around the a tedious load of laundry, corner to neutralize it. but I revel in the fact I'll get Every cloud has a silver to hang out with my friends lining. afterward. You just have to find it. Throughout my busy It may take some practice, schedule. I keep track of but looking on the flip side everything I'm blessed to of things and counting your have. blessings will pay off. It could be as small as My thoughts might go like Outtakes being well-stocked this: with my favorite candy, or It's cold out, and I didn't as big as being healthy and bring a jacket, but the leaves content with my life. are colored so beautifully I'm It may sound like advice going to stay outside just to fromanold religious woman, take it all in. SEAN CARVER 11 MB., MEWS but I guarantee counting My roommate's regretta- your blessings is the fastest bly gone for the weekend, way to improve your day. so I'm going to go watch Whenever something bad ridiculous YouTube videos or negative happens. I always with the guys down hall and Dreams do not die, live for each day try to find the good cleverly laugh harder than I have in a embedded. longtime. For example, over fall If you begin your day with never come through. working and responsible two nights of freedom on the break my eye doctor told me, a quick blessings count, you These thoughts result in does not mean I have lost weekend should not cut it a sophomore in college, that I may find you have more than nostalgia because I once had my dreams. for you. looked like a 12-year-old. you originally thought. the time, energy and lack of It just means my dreams Each day should be valued. Being mistaken for a pre- Life may not always seem responsibilities associated have changed. We only have so much time pubescent middle schooler like it. but we're blessed in so with living my dream. But When I shut my eyes here and yes, we may spend a understandably didn't boost many ways. I am stricken with crippling now I have school, a job and before, I saw myself in front lot in classes or doing home- my body confidence. The true blessing, howev- nostalgia each year the night a workout regime which all of thousands of people play- work, but if you keep your However, my mom told er, is the ability to recognize before my birthday. seemingly stand in the way of ing songs 1 wrote, singing the eye on your dreams and youi me one day I'll appreciate the hidden light in a situation I begin to ponder my life what I really want to be doing words that flowed through efforts on the tasks that face my youthful appearance few full of darkness. and how I did not appreci- I feel 1 am not the only one my pen first. you every day, you can have others have. ate each day as it came and with such a problem. Now I see thousands of peo - a new appreciation for the I counted my blessings, passed. This past year, the Walking through campus, pie listening to my thoughts, world around you. A slightly more serious sit- Respond to Tarn at 366 days before my birthday I see worn frowns that have reading the words that flowed Don't let your days pass you uation happened a few years [email protected] seemed to fly by me. replaced the once gleaming through my pen first. by in the blink of an eye. Don't As each year comes to a smile of a promising future. I implore people to not go one night without a dream. close, they begin to come and The "real world" seems to dread their days in classes, to Don't lose hope for your ideal go faster. get people down. not work through their week lifestyle. forum However, I found the As soon as some stu- mindlessly or to just party on Just because you may have tephan source of my longing for the dents reach the college the weekend. a new dream does not mean past: dreams, aspirations level they have a sense of Everybody's working for that your old one has failed or 28 - Tara Keller - Columnist and hope. freedom but after the first the weekend; imagine if they that you have to give up on it. As the years pass by, I begin year, that happiness fades could find solace in their You may just be saving that @JMatthewThacker - Matt Thacker - Columnist to worry that I will not be able and is replaced with stu- everyday lives? dream for a different night. @MathewDavoli - Mathew Davoli - Columnist to chase my dreams, that my dent loans, exams, intern- My goal for everyone is goals of being a performing ships and review sessions. to appreciate each day as it musician will pass me by and But I learned is this is not comes. Working like a zom- Respond to Stephan at my unrealistic stage life will the end all. Because 1 am bie all week just for one or [email protected]

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November 13.2011 5 BG hockey looks to HITTING THE, get back on track hardwood against Canisius Men's basketball plays Howard ByM.ttNy. in first regular season basketball Reporter "We were ok on the game at the Stroh Center power-play, but we The BG hockey team will be back in action this weekend hosting definitely need to be the Canisius Golden Griffins. The 8yThe game Friday will start at 7:05p.m., more intense." BGNews also held Tiffin to 2-for-16 while the game Saturday will start Chris Bergeron | BG Coach Sports Staff three-point shooting. at 4:05 p.m. In the exhibition game, BG (4-5-1,1-5-OCentralCollegiate offensive end. I Ie has the team lead After months of waiting, the head coach Louis Orr started Hockey Association) is currently in goals on the season with five BG men's basketball team will a lineup of Cameron Black on a five-game losing streak and is and ranks eighth in the CCHA in finally begin the Stroh Center and center, Scott Thomas once again struggling in the CCHA. scoring. Fellow sophomore Cam era Friday night. and A'uston Calhoun at for- With facing No. 5 and No. 10 in con- Wojtala has recorded a team-high While the Falcons have ward and Dee Brown and secutive weekends, facing a team nine points on the season, includ- already played a game at the Jordon Crawford at guard. from a different conference will ing seven assists, which ranks him Stroh, they will open the regu- However, every member serve as a nice break. sixth in the CCHA. lar season Friday at 7 p.m. of the Falcons played and Junior goalie Andrew Hammond Due to a fight alter the game against I Ioward. scored at least one point. had a rough weekend as he allowed Saturday night, Hobby Shea and Last season, BG lost to Crawford had a strong four goals in the first game and was Brett Mohler will he sitting one Howard, 54-52. In that game for BG, leading the team pulled in the second game after giv- game after being disqualified game, Thomas and with 14 points and six assists. ing up three quick goals. because of the brawl. Black combined for 30 "We just wanted to go out Coach Chris Bergeron said he Bergeron said his team played ofBG's 52 points. there and have fun, work on expects I lammond to rebound and good at times last weekend, but Last season, the things we did in practice," be great the next time he's on the ice. lacked consistency. Howard finished Crawford said after BG's 85-40 "He just has to be Andrew, that's "We were ok on the power-play, 6-24, including an win over Tiffin. enough," Bergeron said. "He doesn't but we definitely need to be more 0-13 mark on the road. Luke ki,ius also scored in have to be superman." intense," he said. "We have to be In last week's exhibi- double figures for BG, drop- Offensively, it has been a struggle ready this weekend." tion game, the Falcons ping 11 points on 3-of-6 three- again this year for the Falcons. They The Canisius Golden Griffins easily handled an over- point shooting. rank last in the CCIIA in scoring and (2-3-1. 2-1-1 Atlantic Hockey matched Tiffin team, hold- Scott Thomas also had a though they have produced a lot of Association! are coming off ing it to 27.8 percent shoot- strong game, putting up nine shots every game so far, the shots are a weekend split with Bentley ing from the field and 40 points, eight rebounds and not finding the back of the net. University. The Griffins, like BG, total points. The Falcons three assists. The one bright spot for the Falcons has been the play of soph- See HOCKEY | Page 6 omore Bryce Williamson on the Penn State scandal could shatterI KaternosPi 'I legacy

the actual information he was given. If it is true that he was aware of inap- propriate sexual activity between Sandusky and the boy, he should be disciplined just as severely as Curley and Shultz. His legacy will be shattered and "If we can't protect our children rightfully so. The magnitude of then we, as a society, are pathetic," something like this far outweighs said Matt Millen, a former Penn football and should be handled State linebacker and current ESPN accordingly. analyst. Those who ignored these inap- Millen showed emotion during propriate actions are just as guilty 10NYCIEETON an interview discussing the cur- as Sandusky. Those who chose to EMILY KAUTH. BG middle. No.6. Nocks a spile, while Danielle lonyan (No 5. white) jumps as backup, during BG's 3-2 loss to Ohro earlier this season rent child sex abuse scandal at Penn ignore this and decided that it was State. Being a standout linebacker more important to save the integ- during his tenure at Penn State, rity of the football program than to Millen played for defensive coordi- save a young child, and potentially nator, Jerry Sandusky. more children from being scarred BG volleyball closes regular season Sandusky was recently accused of for life, need to seriously reexamine molestation and rape of nine boys themselves. after one of his victims came forward. Sandusky must have had some The thing that just seems unfath- sort of mental disability that led with matches against Miami, NIU omable to me is how many people him to continue to do these heinous ByNkkM»rlow knew about this situation and chose things to these boys. He couldn't Reporter Kent State on the road. match where we played t hem here," to look the other way. stop and he needed help. But — as with the St. Louis Van De Walle said. "We saw two Penn State Athletic Director There were plenty of opportuni- It's looking like the Falcons will Cardinals recently crowned World very good teams battling out, until Tim Curley and Vice President for ties for someone to step in and put be playing in Geneva, Ohio next Series Champions after being 10 Bowling Green got hot in the fifth finance and business, Gary Schultz, a stop to it, but they chose to take weekend in the Mid-American games back in the playoff race in set and beat |the Red I lawks] 15-9. knew of the sexual abuse Sandusky the coward's way out. These people Conference Tournament. September — the Falcons do not On paper Miami won the match, was partaking in after a 2002 inci- knew it was wrong and could have Even if the Falcons, with a 19-9 want to leave it up to chance. but in the gym, here between the dent involving the rape of a boy prevented the abuse after the sec- record, loses its final two matches "We always want to be in con- lines (motioning to the court), the who was presumed to be about 10 ond victim bin ignored it an-' are to Miami and Northern Illinois, trol of our own destiny; not hop- falcons won. years old. equally to blame. the odds are with them. At 6-8 in ing so-and-so beats so-and-so, or "We're very similar teams. They An incident was reported to head It is just sickening to think that the MAC, the Falcons sit in seventh this or that happens on Saturday," got a couple lefties, we've got a cou- coach loe Paterno by a graduate some people can ignore emotional place — with the top 8 making the coach Denise Van De Walle said. ple lefties. We run a modified 6-2; assistant who witnessed sexual disturbances of young children just tournament — needing one win to "The plan is we get it done on they run a pure 6-2. That means activity between Sandusky and a so that their college football program clinch. In the event the Falcons lose Thursday night." we have two setters and they have boy. Paterno then told Curley and can continue to make millions. their last two matches, they would The Falcons and Miami have two setters. So we're very similar on Shultz and set up a meeting with I am a huge sports fan, but situ- only need Buffalo to lose one of its fared similarly in MAC play, win- how we do things." the graduate assistant. The two men ations like this one really make me two matches this weekend to get in. ning most of the matches they Thursday's match will take informed the graduate assistant take a step back and think about how For ninth place Buffalo (11-17, should have won while losing the place in Oxford. Ohio, though it they would look into it further but menial sports really are in the grand 4-10 MAC) to get into the tourna- others. The Falcons took the first is difficult to gauge how much of decided to ignore it and look the scheme of things. We aren't talking ment, it needs the Falcons and match between the two in a com- an advantage the setting gives the other way. Miami to lose both of its matches petitive five-setter at the Stroh early I'm not ready to chastise Paterno See BAKER | Page 6 and to beat MAC East leader Ohio in October. SeeNETTERS|Paqe6 just yet because it is still unclear of University (19-9, 11-3 MAC) and "We looked |on film] at the

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ByMkh.!.Wy.ocki Assistant Sports Editor "Bottom line is we still have dreams, The Falcons were picked aspirations and goals, but we are to win the Mid-American Conference East Division in realistic and know it's not 2012. After graduating four start- going to happen overnight." ers and six seniors, head Curt Miller I BG Women's Basketball Coach coach Curt Miller was "pleas- antly surprised" to see such expectations and the culture injury and has been deemed positive poll results. The of the team hasn't changed. likely to be sidelined for the Falcons surpassed — in order His coaching approach has rest of the season. — Miami. Akron, Kent State, changed slightly this season The Falcon Tri-captains for Ohio and Buffalo for the title. compared to past seasons. He this season are Steffen, Slagle "Certainly with nine fresh- said before he used to manage and Havel. men and sophomores Ithere the talent and now, because Miller likes the consistency are] some wide-eyed, deer in of the youth, the coaches are of the day-to-day work of his headlights look at times, on focused on teaching. team, but he is not expect- not knowing exactly what to "It's been fun for the ing them to be perfect in do, but I'm very excited about coaching staff," Miller said." November — he just can't ask the work ethic of this young We don't get as much in as that of them. team," Miller said. practice because we have "Our goals won't change The Falcons have eight to stop more, but the teach- when it comes to March and consecutive divisional ing for a young team is very certainly conference play," titles, and they are looking important." Miller said, "But we under- for their ninth. In their recent 72-45 stand that we are going to Returning only one preseason win over the have 13 trial runs in non- starter to the court from University of Findlay, conference and try to figure the 2010-11 season, the Falcons were able to out how this team needs to Chrissy Steffen, the junior give reps to some of their be successful, how this team guard was selected to the younger players. needs to play." Preseason All-MAC Team. This was the six consecu- The nonconference The women's basketball tive November the Falcons schedule allows the team team will start off their sea- and Flyers have met in a the opportunity to grow son on the road against the matchup. and learn their routine. Dayton Flyers. Forward Danielle Havel Regardless of the outcome, "It's a daunting task to face had nine points and a game- he said he wants to see how a veteran team on the road high of 14 rebounds. Overall they handle hostile environ- like Dayton," Miller said. "We the Falcons outrebounded ments and battle adversity, realize we are going to be a Findlay 55-30. especially against a top 20 better team in Jan. or Feb., Several players contrib- school like Dayton. but we are ready to compete." uted to the Falcons' success: Miller realizes that they Last year the Falcons fin- sophomore Noelle Yoder are a target due to the fact ished 28-5. winning the east put up eight points off the that they are a young team division and three postsea- bench, along with fessica and that they are going to son MAC tournament cham- Slagle, and Alexis Rogers have to be ready each and pionship games. and Jasmine Matthews, who every night. The Falcons have seen the each sank seven. "Bottom line is we still postseason five times in the The Falcons are already have dreams, aspirations and last seven years. down a member. Freshman goals, but we are realistic and BYRON MACX I IHf BGNtVW Miller considers this a Kaila Hulls recently suffered know it's not going to happen JESSICA SLAGLE. BG guard No 14. Fights off Eastern Michigan guard Cassie Schrock in BG's 51-46 win m the MAC title game rebuilding year, although his an anterior cruciate ligament overnight," Miller said.

"The team that makes the will have to stop the No. 1 in the conference and Miami "He just has to be NETTERS fewest errors down there (in offense in the conference. stinking it up at twelfth. HOCKEY From Page 5 Oxford] and can bring their The Huskies are first in the However, both are very good From Page 5 Andrew, that's enough. strong offensive game is going MAC in hitting percentage at attacking, as the silver RedHawks because they are to win," Van De Walle said. (.286), kills per set (15.25) medal for hitting percent- have been struggling to He doesn't have to be 2-4 at home — including a The Falcons' second and assists per set (14.16), age would currently go to the score this season. They are loss to 10-19 Kent State — chance to win their way to led by volleyball assassin Falcons with a.248. averaging only 1.7 goals- superman." and 3-5 on the road in con- Geneva will come in the Lauren Wicinski. The Northern Illinois per-game. Chris Bergeron | BG Coach ference play. more daunting match against Wicinski has the highest match will be the Falcons' Sophomore Kyle Gibbons Yet the atmosphere will be Northern Illinois Saturday at hitting percentage among Senior Day. A celebration in has been the leader in the Similarly to Ferris State, a bit different for the Falcons. theStroh. outside hitters in the con- pre-match will honor seniors offense department record- Canisius has been playing "Their fans are a little Northern Illinois (23-5, ference with a .319, good for Emily Kauth and Madison ing a point in each of the two goalies this season. rougher than our fans," 12-2 MAC) is riding a 12-game seventh overall. She is first in Nitta for their four years of six games they have played Dan Morrison and Tony Van De Walle said. "They win streak and sits at the kills with 531, over a hundred hard work and dedication to this year. Gibbons has three Capobianco are the goal- get on you, they get the top of the powerful MAC more than Eastern Michigan's the program. goals and three assists on tenders, with Capobianco program. They're calling West along with Western Rachel Iaquaniello, who is in It will also be Van De the season, leading the recording better numbers your name non-stop and Michigan. The Huskies will second, which is phenom- Walle's last home match. team in both areas. so far this season. they hassle you." take on the Chippewas — enal considering Northern Now in her 29th year as the The RedHawks do not have whom they swept in the first Illinois has averaged just 3.45 Falcons' head coach, she one dominant outside hitter, match — Friday with the sets per match — meaning announced before the season who had the opportunity to but have several weapons number one seed in the MAC the Huskies have swept most began that it would be her BAKER do the right thing but chose that setter Amy Kendall goes Tournament on the line. This opponents and missed out on last. With 527 wins, she is the From Page 5 not to. Even if it may mean to equally. Their top five hit- could play into the Falcons' stat-boosting opportunities most winning coach in MAC destroying the 46-year lega- ters tightly range from 157- hands, as Northern Illinois's by not playing the fourth and history. The program encour- about a few tattoos being sold cy of the winningest college 228 kills. Tied for third in the would have had to dedicate fifth sets. ages students to come out in to some students illegally and football coach ever, then so be conference with the Falcons' the majority of its preparation Saturday's match is going abundance to make Van De being covered up — these it. Just as Millen alluded to, it Paige Penrod in aces, Kendall to Western rather than the to be a slug fest. Both teams Walle and the two seniors' are real human lives being makes you look at our society is the RedHawks most potent Falcons this week. are poor at blocking, with the last home match a memo- severely traumatized. and one word comes to mind: force in their serving game. But to do this, the Falcons Falcons claiming ninth place rable one. There are so many people pathetic.

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By Erin Cox people who taught him the part of the Popular Culture Reporter true craft of storytelling and Colloquia hosted by the gave him a chance to make department of popular cul- Any student who thinks the it in the professional writing ture where a faculty member University has no roads to world. or graduate of the University bigger places should plan "While they may have presents once a month. MSG*N KRAFT H BGNFWS to attend alumna Marc helped me hone the necessary Professor Chuck Coletta Sumerak's presentation this skills, it was my semester in helped planned Sumerak's month, as he has proven oth- New York as a Marvel Comics return to the University for Falcons keep things erwise. intern that really kicked my the presentation. Sumerak landed his assis- career into motion," Sumerak "I met Marc about two tant editor position with said. "There, 1 was able to put years ago at a comic sym- classy despite weather Marvel Comics before he everything I'd learned at BG PROVIDED PHOTO posium," Coletta said. "I had graduated and through them to good use and it paid off in MARC SUMERAK. an alumna will prewit as never met him before, but I It's not easy being the best ever changing trends of has had the opportunity to unexpected ways." part ol the Popular Culture Colloquia heard of him and when I met dressed campus ever, you the fashion industry, their work on many well-known Sumerak's first profession- him, he couldn't have been a know. clearance section is filled comics such as the Avengers al writing work for Marvel, creepy, old boarding school nicer guy." We stand up against the with up-to-date styles. and Spider-Man. "Avengers Casebook 1999," called Darkmoor Academy. Pop culture second year notorious BG wind and The website, aldoshoes. "Fortunately, Marvel was was released during his senior "It's a little bit Harry graduate student Travis bipolar weather patterns com, is featuring 30 percent willing to wait a few weeks for year at the University and not Potter,' a little 'Mean Girls' Limbert plans to attend and still succeed in staying off women's boots. Many of me to get my diploma before I long after he was asked to join and a whole lot of spooky Sumerak's presentation. stylish! the more expensive styles had to make the move back to the Marvel Comics staff. fun," Sumerak said. "It's a unique experience Chris, a telecommuni- are priced $25 and under. the Big Apple," Sumerak said. "As a writer and editor, I've When Sumerak presents at to meet an alumni who cations major, manages to Women's ankle boots Sumerak attended the had the chance to work on the University, he plans to has been out in the world make it look easy, lie lakes in white and gray are the University from 1996 to 2000 hundreds of comic books talk a little about his expe- doing what they want to do," a lunch break in the Union perfect solution for those as a creative writing major. and graphic novels featur- rience in the comic book Limbert said. and wears a black North awkward days here at BG "When I came to BGSU, I ing some of the world's most industry, but will focus pri- Coletta said he thought Face layered over a red that make you ask yourself, planned to major in second- recognizable characters from marily on the collaborative anybody interested in com- American Eagle flannel. "Lace ups or UGGS?" ary education with a focus Spider-Man and the Avengers art form of making comic ics, graphic novels and pop- Chris' AE dark denim is Men's casual sneakers in in English," Sumerak said. to the Hulk and Fantastic books. ular culture would enjoy accentuated by his fresh neutral colors have been "That quickly changed when Four," Sumerak said. "Just "On the printed page coming to this presentation, white kicks designed by reduced from $65 to $30, I realized that the school had having the chance to add a comics seem simple, but in but everyone is welcome. Aldo Shoes. critical for containing thai a strong creative writing pro- few chapters to their legend- actuality, it takes a number "It shows that you can get a Aldo is a high fashion college student budget. gram. 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