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SEVEN QUESTIONS: PARTLY CLOUDY New band Pseudopod HIGH93ILOW68 gets grilled this week www.bgnews.com PAGE 5 A weekly independent student press VOLUME 94 ISSUE 9
BG NEWS BRIEFING Music scene in BG diverse Mcleotl to play in By Dan Nied Schlosser plugs his band's new wasn't a turning point for anyone Bowling Green music scene. That "That show really captured the Utah summer IHE BG NEWS album, The Half 6 Cafe which in Bowling Green or Jukebox Soul night was coUege kids paying the momentum and enthusiasm Howard's is packed full of happens the inspiration for the and it wasn't anything that will be price of a beer to get in to see a that people have for music in league with Blazers sweaty collegians. The front of show that caused a 20-minute written about for years to come truly grassroots band that started Bowling Green," said Jukebox IHE BG NEWS the stage to the back of the bar, wait outside of the Bowling unless, of course, you include in Bowling Green, ended is Soul drummer Adam Schlosser. Keith McLeod, the second nowhere to move. Picnic tables Green landmark music hall. this piece about a year after the Bowling Green and, in the mean- "About a hundred people waited all-time leading scorer in the in the back of the room serve as The vibe Jukebox Soul created show. That concert and that time, grew into the wave of local outside for a long time in the University's basketball histo- makeshift merchandising sta- that night in the presence of album release party was just music sheik that originated by middle of February. That says ry, will play in the Rocky tions and create lines while about 500 people, was not origi- another night at Howard's Club the zeal for music of college kids Mountain Revue summer Jukebox Soul singer Drew nal, nor was it a phenomenon. It H, just another night on the on a carefree Friday night. MUSIC, PAGE 6 league, which features the summer teams of nine NBA franchises. McLeod was not selected in the NBAs June 26 Draft, but was contacted shortly afterward by the Trailblazers, Lawn he said last week. "I haven't stopped working since the season ended, and watering not getting drafted is just another challenge for me," HEATWAVE he said last week, before outlawed leaving for Portland. "They ALTERNATIVE WATER SOURCE SOUGHT BY CITY didn't draft any guards, and By Chuck Soder they called my agent after the IHE BG NEWS draft and told me they want- Use of city water for lawn ed me out there." sprinkling is banned until fur- The Canton native hopes ther notice. (o play well enough to earn a Mayor John Quinn spot on Portland's opening- declared a state of water-sup- day roster. ply emergency yesterday due "I think if I go out there to poor results from the vol- and play like I know 1 can, I untary conservation efforts. can impress them enough to The town's three water tow- make the team. I'm not ers — holding a total of four- intimidated at all; I've been and-a-half million gallons — in some tough situations were half-empty early yester- before, and this is something day, according to Daryl I'm excited about." Stockburger, city utilities Portland will play Utah director. And through the day, Friday afternoon, a game the level was expected to have which will be televised at 5 dropped more if use wasn't p.m. on ESPN. cut. "We were asking people not Barkholz named to water lawns on Monday. Wednesday and Friday," MVP of All-Star Stockburger said. "But use went up on the weekend. game in Cleveland People were supposed to be IHE BG NEWS able to water lawns Tuesday, Bowling Green centerfield- but the water wasn't there." er David Barkholz was The city also supplies water named MVP of the Great to Grand Rapids, Tontogany, Lakes Summer Collegiate Weston, Haskins and the Summer League All-Star Northwestern Water and game. Sewer District. Residents of Barkholz hit the game- these villages are also asked to restrict water usage. winning, two-run home run But not every place in town for the Red team in "This new facility is aimed directly at providing U. offers online registration many needed community services." JOHN QUINN. BOWLING GREEN MAYOR for students in Fall semester New Armory By Be* Franklin THE ec NEWS Beginning July 29, all University students will have another scheduling option. In to include city addition to the STAR-90 system and scheduling in the Office of By Sarah Cox Department will expand its Registration, students will be THE BG NEWS sports leagues for greater com- able to schedule online from any By the summer of 2004, Wfood munity involvement. All resi- computer with Internet access. County residents will have access dents are welcome to participate. The program was being tested to a public recreation facility and Two years ago, the Armory on incoming freshmen and the National Guard will gain a approached the city about a new transfer students this summer. new Armory. These facilities will facility. The current Armory in According to Laura Waggoner, be combined at one $8.6 million Bowling Green may have some director of registration and facility called the National Guard historical significance to it, but it scheduling, the system has been Training and Community Center lacks efficiency. The old armory working better than they expect- on the Northwest end of town off on Wooster is over 100 years old, ed. of Newton and Haskins Road. "The freshman who are new to and is no longer up to today's "The Parks and Recreation the process of scheduling classes standards. are doing quite well with the sys- Department is taking on the fair- "You can't modify it very easi- tem," Waggoner said. "Transfer ly ambitious project of building ly," Sgt. Brad Hesson said. students have told us that our the new recreation facility and Hesson is the area's career coun- new system is much better than armory," Mayor John Quinn said. selor for the Ohio National the ones at their former schools." "This new facility is aimed direct- Guard. For Waggoner, seeing an on- lenn Trevlno BG News ly at providing many needed Hesson and many others have line registration system available community services." been operating from the old for students is a dream come NEW SCHEDULING OPTIONS: Registrationand Records employees assist incoming freshmen in the Bowling Green has felt the Armory, but there are major true, one that she has been pur- Student Union computer lab on using the new online scheduling system. growing need for a public recre- problems that the building can ation facility, as there is no fami- no longer accommodate, like suing for seven years. able to search for classes based "1 just hope the students like schedule on-line would make "We finally got the approval ly-oriented recreation center in parking and meeting space. On on different variables such as the new system and use it." the scheduling process easier." the area and teenagers have no both sides of the Armory, other to begin working on the pro- day of the week and time. Kerriann Burt will return to According to Waggoner, gram in lanuary," she said. safe, drug-free place to go. Since businesses have made it difficult Once the full scheduling sys- the University as a junior in the there haven't been any prob- a high number of the Bowling to access parking. In addition, "We've been doing nothing but tem is available later this fall. She is curious to see how lems so far. They aren't antici- working on it since then." Green population is older, this the building's interior design month, students will only need the new system will work. pating any either. group must also be addressed. lacks the space that today's The first step of making "Nothing major has hap- to log on to their My BGSU "I just hope there aren't any The new facility will include pro- armory needs to function effi- scheduling on-line a reality pened. Everything is accounts in order to schedule problems like there were the gramming particularly suited for ciently and properly. was creating an on-line catalog last time they did something working very well, but we will for classes. the teenage group; however, of classes. Since May, students "The great thing is that stu- new with the computers," she just have to wait and see what The new facility will incorpo- have been able to access said. "I definitely hope that happens when we open it to a there will be active programming rate many of the needs stressed dents can now schedule from tailored to suit the needs of all course listings through their anywhere, from home or any everything runs smoothly larger group." bytheONG. My BGSU accounts. They are ages. computer lab," Waggoner said. because I think being able to Since September 11, many feel Associety works more and that the military needs a facility plays less, the new recreation where an assemblance of sol- If you sleep in a cold room, facility will set special rates with diers can be done quickly and you are mo local companies to encourage efficiently. health and fitness, while the "There is no question after ■2ZZ-- Parks and Recreation FACILITTY, PAGE 7 FREE PRIZES Serving Historic BOWLING GREEN THE BOWLING GREEN COMMUNITY Downtown WELCOMES ALL FRESHMAN & PARENTS GIFT FREE FREE HOTEL CERTIFICATES TEXT BOOKS ROOMS Visit these following Come See What Our businesses to enter your name in a drawing to win many Great City fabulous prizes. Has To Offer You! L Winners to be drawn in August BEST WESTERN FALCON PLAZA 1450 E. WOOSTER DIBENEDETTO'S 1432 E. WOOSTER e BEE GEE BOOKSTORE 1424 E. WOOSTER o BGSU 1-75 FALCON HOUSE A 123 S. MAIN PANERA BREAD exit 145 S. 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Peace B The album hits a few lulls some for- and more at MGM show RCA giving listeners might mistake for ere- alive genius, but here the band can't After crapping out the pop rock plays for John Popper and Blues traveler . find an up tempo note lo get feel mov- turd Everyday last year, the ing. But that's okay since the songs are were all smiles when they took the Dave Matthews Band had to gel back stage Sunday afternoon at the solid and different. to their jam roots in order to secure Busted Stuffis the right mix of pro- sold-out MGM Grand in Detroit After all, it the favor of true DMB fans. was a beautful day, and they were gression and old-style DMB songwrit- So they basically repackaged Vic ing for a band lhal was key in produc- about to perform an inspiring set Lillywhite Sessions, the unofficial Even the most casual Blues ing the pop-jam genre before break- audience album that record company RCA ing its own rules. Serious fans and Traveler fan would have appreci- rejected last year in favor of Everyday, ated the unique performance teenyboppers should both be satis- with three new songs and called it The I l.iiiII Lit Cafe was rocked under a parking lot tent that made fied, but it isn't nearly diverse enough Busied Stuff. last Friday when Our Lady Peace for an intimate show for the 500 or to amaze. While the Lillywhite songs have performed with opening bands so people in attendance and fea- But that's okay, as long as DM B has been redone by producer Stephen Ash and GreenWheel. The band tured both the band's early 90s hits escaped its Matchbox 20 wannabe Harris and, in some cases, rewritten, performed an amazing variety of "Runaround" and "Hook." But days and continues evolving into a every DMB fan with a computer has songs both old and new. TTiey while that gave the show some band lhal deserves lo have as much already heard the original versions of also performed popular radio hits commercial appeal, the real draw influence as they do. the nine songs But still, songs like "Clumsy" and "Superman's was the band's stage presence Led "Bartender)'"Grey Street" and "Grace —Dan Nied Dead." by a vibrant and funny Popper, the is Gone" strike a chord with melodic The sold-out concert crowd's group hypnotized the crowd with response to such acts as "One a strong setlist and poignant jams. Man Army," "Naveed," "Starseed," The two-hour set included less. The band gives you a quick shot and "Is Anybody Home" was elec- favorites "Sweet Talkin Hippie" The Vines of rock and then they move on. Some trifying and intense. The band and "Go Outside and Drive" and of the more melodic songs take up also performed several songs off featured the singles like "But HIGHLY EVOLVED more lime, which works well for their new album Gravity such as Anyway" and "Back in the Day." B+ them "All For You," "Innocent," "A Song Popper's trademark harmonica EMI The lyrics (if you can decipher About A Girl," and their latest hit, swept through the tent and cap- Ihem) are brutally honest. "Get Free" "Somewhere Out There." tured the imagination of the (yes the song has lyrics) seems to Frontman Raine Maida's fierce venue as guitarist Chan Kinchla show what the band was feeling after stage presence was in full effect complimented the harp with his The Vines are the mosl hyped moving from Australia lo California. throughout the concert. Emitting own brand of fluid riffs. band this year. Like the Strokes The same feeling applies lo his full capacity into every song, The band created a wave on and While Slripes before them, they "Homesick"as well. he made sure to give Toledo an stage dictated by Popper and are about to release an album while Some critics are saying that this incredible show. Kinchla but accentuated by the the music press drool. album is sonic perfection. Is rock real- Perhaps the greatest event of drums of Brendan Hill, Ben Do they live up to the hype? Yes. ly supposed lo be sonicly perfect? the night was during the finale Wilson's keyboards and the bass of For those who are afraid the whole Highly Evolved, while it does have when, for the last song, Raine Tad Kinchla. Kinchla played stand album is nothing more than the some near-perfect moments, it still held out the microphone and the up bass for a few songs while Hill screaming vocals heard on "Get Free," hasa rough edge to il.The phraseonic audience sang every last word to hit big with a drum solo on "All relax. While from man Craig Nicholls perfection is more in lune with a Phil "4 a.m." With the band providing Hands." does have impressive lung power, he Speclor"Wall of Sound" recording. the music, and Raine not singing Popper played to the crowd doesn't just scream. The Vines have delivered the goods one word, it was quite a memo- exceptionally, proving Blues The entire album is a mix of both ■MMMNM with their debut album. They have rable experience. Traveler is still powerful live. high-octane rock and points of JAMMIN': Blues Traveler guitarist Chan Kinchla kicks out a solo at successfully lived up lo the hype for Grade — A Grade—B melodic calm. the band's show beneath a tent at MGM Grand in Detroit Sunday now. —Andrea WWielm —Dan Nied Most of the songs on Highly —Lisa Bellinger afternoon. Evolved dock in al three minules or I 1 Welcome Freshmen! j UNIVERSITY I bookstore Conveniently located in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union I USED & NEW I TEXTBOOKS I Largest Selection of BGSU Clothing and Gifts • Special Order Service • Children's Books I • Best Sellers and General Interest Books I • Electronics and Calculators • Study Aids and Reference Books • Computer Software & Supplies I • Magazines and Newspapers • Music CDs, DVDs, Videos I • Art & School Supplies • Film & Developing • Greeting Cards and Gifts I • Health & Beauty Aids • Snacks and Beverages I Summer Store Hours: 8:00 - 5:00 Monday - Friday Closed Saturday & Sunday I Phone: 372-2851 I web site:http://bookstore.bgsu.edu e-mail:bookstor@ BGnet.bgsu.edu I R L o\sc*^ DWcharge-J 4 Wednesday, July 17,2002 OPINION WWW.BGNEWS.COM 'Under God' comes under attack ration of Church and State. offensive to some. Some people reason for bringing the suit was And while 1 am against using one be handicapped), one CURT "Haven't you learned anything don't believe in God (they're so that his daughter wouldn't feel white-out on the Declaration of nation, under God(s) (should HARRIS from that guy who gives those ser- called Atheists), while some peo- awkward or like an outcast at Independence, 1 will say when you choose to believe in any, Rabbi Out mons at church? Captain ple believe in many gods. By school. I'm sure she feels like less they start turning the twenty dol- God(s), Goddess(es), or the simi- Whatshisname? We live in a soci- making the word "god" singular of an outcast now that her family lar bills blue, or cyan, or indigo, lar), indivisible (except in the ety of laws. Why do you think I rather than plural, you leave is on the news and getting death or mauve or whatever color they cases of some Siamese Twins) "Lord help me, I'm just not that took you to all those Police them out. It's like there's a foot- threats. I know I'd feel like less of decide to start printing them, with Liberty and lustice for all. bright." Academy movies? For fun? Well, I note to the pledge that says "One an outcast. they can leave off the "In God We •Offer void where prohibited , Maybe it's just me, but I don'l didn't hear anybody laughing! Nation may or may not include "Oh, Bartholomew. I feel like St. Trust" part. God(s) need not be consult government for official understand why people are so Did you ?! Except at that guy who people of your religion, consult Augustine of Hippo after his con- inserted on our money, in new rules. Chances of Liberty and upset about having the phrase made sound effects. Wliere was I?" official rules for details. version by Ambrose of Milan." government documents, in Justice determined by total num- "Under God" removed from the When was the last time you "God bless those pagans." The basic idea, however, was schools, and shout-outs by rap- ber of citizens. Pledge of Allegiance. Now, for said the pledge? As best I can You will get no argument from God + Government = Bad. It's a pers at awards ceremonies. "Jesus, Buddha, Allah ...I love clarification purposes, the remember, it was high school for me that the • only applies to a simple mathematic equation. "So I figure I should try to live you all" Pledge was not ruled unconstitu- me. Unless you're actively small minority of people. Nevertheless, Congress voted to right and worship (God) in my So, yeah, I'm down with the tional, the 1952 insertion of the involved in Government or a Because I agree there is only a make a public statement that own way." Notorious G.O.D., I just don't phrase "Under God" was ruled teacher, I doubt you've said it small minority that falls into the condemned the decision. It's Yes, it's true, neither way is want the government telling me unconstitutional (at least before since then either. To me it seems "possibly offended" category. good to know their priorities are going to make everyone happy, which god is my god, or which the judge misplaced his spine like to certain people, any men- People who subscribe to the in order the war in Afghanistan so perhaps that's the problem. god is your god. and changed his mind). tion of changing something (for majority religious sects are the and the budget deficit aren't that Let's stop trying to keep from "I'm not a bad guy! I work hard, That phrase has outlived its better or worse) sets their blood ones who are screaming and important. It's been said we offending a small portion of the and I love my kids. So why should original intent for being inserted, a-boiling and they do whatever shouting to ignore our constitu- should leave it alone. Why take population and just become an I spend half my Sunday hearing which was to defeat those god- they can to impede the onset of tion. God out of the pledge? It's on our equal opportunity offender. 1 about how I'm going to Hell?" less Russian commies. See, if all common sense. 'You know the one with all the money and on most of the docu- imagine if we tried to make it — Editor's Note: Rabbi Out the nation's children are forced to "77ie Lord is vengeful. O well-meaning rules that don't ments that founded this country. completely inoffensive, it would befogs to the Universal Life wish it everyday for forty some Spiteful One, show me who to work out in real life. This country was founded on a go something like this.. .1 pledge Church. He also watches "The years, it can come true! (In 30 smite and he shall be smotenT Uh...Christianity." ludeo-Christian belief in God, allegiance to the Flag, of the Simpsons" 4-5 times a day. The years, we're getting a pony!) Not What I'm saying ... in a nut- On a side note, I must admit and it's done just fine so far. United States Of America, and to italicized quotes in this story are to mention, that any endorse- shell is, if you don't like evolution, that the poor Atheist fellow had a "I agree with you - in theory. In the Republican, Democrat, or from Homer Simpson. You can ment of God or lack thereof is a go to Kansas. Despite the insis- mental lapse when he brought theory, communism works. In other political affiliation, for disagree with him at clear violation of the constitu- tence of many, yes, that phrase is this lawsuit to court. The main theory." which it stands (or sits, should NotoriousGOD@vpmL net. tional amendment about sepa- Submission policy Do you agree with all of this? Yk GUEST COLUMNS are longerpieces Name, phone number and address doubt it. Write us and let us know between 600 and 800 words. These should be induded for verification APRIL ELLIOTT, CO-MANAGING EDITOR where you stand. are usually, also, in response to a cur- purposes. BGNEWS JOEL HAMMOND, CO-MANAGING EDITOR rent issue on the BGSU campus or fcrsonal attacks and anonymous DAN NIED KARISHMA ANIK, FEATURES EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are to be less Bowling Green area. submissions will not be printed EDITOR-IN-CHIEF than 500 words (less than two typed, Send submission to the Opinion 210 West Hall CHUCK S0DER, THE WEEK EDITOR double-spaced pages). 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NEWS loves Sparrow lover kills sparrow company WEDNESDAY hater JULY 17, HAMILTON, New Zealand DAN 2002 — Christopher John Peru WED killed his friend with a spade because he felt empathy for Editor-in-Chief a dead sparrow and feared for his life, a jury at the High Do you know what it's like to www.bg:news.com eat 17 hot dogs in nine min- Court in Hamilton heard yesterday. utes? BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Ida Peni, a 28-year-old laborer It seems pretty logical to me from Mangere, is charged to gorge myself on hotdogs in a with murdering 35-year-old culinary sprint to prove the gift Raymond Grant that I always knew I had: eating. 7 QUESTIONS IPSEUD0P0D Hetherington, of Auckland, So when I heard the results of in April last year. He has Nathan's Fourth of July Hot Dog pleaded not guilty on the eating contest — dominated grounds of insanity. by a 113-pound Japan native Prosecutor Ross I lout h named Kobayashi, who ate 50 said Peni had been "feeling 1/2 dogs and buns in 12-min- PSEUDOSTARS down" for two days before utes and garnered one of the the murder because Mr greatest quotes of all time: Hetherington, his work col- "Comparing Kobayashi to PSEUD0P0D RISING TO TOP OF MUSIC HEAP league, had laughed at a Michael Jordan is a slight on dead sparrow. Kobayashi"— I was intrigued. When I heard that American eating champion Ed "Cookie" Nerds steal Jarvis, a mountain of a man with a Pikes Peak of fat protrud- comics, plan ing from his midsection, only world takeover got 28, and most Americans couldnt get 20, I was disap- SEM1NOLE COUNTY. pointed, to say the least. Fla— The Seminole County So I decided to try it to see if I Sheriffs Office is investigat- could be the Great White Hope ing the reported theft of that America needs to regain $55,000 worth of comic the mustard yellow belt award- books from a storage facility. ed to the winner of the Nathan's Douglas Korinke, 49, said contest My goal was 20 hot that he kept his collection of dogs and buns in 12 minutes. 35,000 comic books at the To illustrate the mastery of glut- Public Storage facility locat- tony that would entail, the win- ed at 2431 S. Orange ner of the 2001 Las Vegas Blossom Trail, near Apopka, Nathan's regional qualifying Fla dog eating contest ate 12 1/2. Korinke said that an He then went on to Nathan's to employee of the storage compete in the Super Bowl of facility contacted him competitive eating. Now I Saturday and let him know thought I could get 12 in 12, and about about the theft, figured that if I could I might be according to a release from able to give up writing and be a the Seminole County professional eater. Sheriffs Office. So I tried. However, I'm not Korinke told authorities really a big enough loser to do that the comic books were this by myself. There were four kept in plastic containers friends around for the festivi- inside boxes. ties. Jake was the most impor- Anybody with informa- tant as he was in charge of both Photo Provided tion is asked to contact the the camera (hell yes we taped Seminole County Sheriffs it!) and calling 911 if I got an Pseudopod: Music's future stars left to right: Brian Fox, Kevin Carlberg, Ross Grant, Tim McGregor. The band recently played Red Office at (407)665-6600. unsightly piece of dog stuck in Rocks and Milqaukee's Summerfest and is currently on the Jeep World Outside Festival with Sheryl Crow, Train and OAR. my esophagus. Bryce was Jenkins, stop play- almost as important as he was We'd be willing to bet that Festival. people to like it. being a band in better in charge of the Heimlich in you've never heard of LA is hard but having the home 6 What are your most mem- ing with yourself! such a circumstance. Ian Pseudopod. "I How would you describe base of UCLA was amazing orable gigs? prepped the dogs, to ensure Well, wait about a year and see J. your sound? (Milwaukee's) Summerfest JACKSONVILLE, Ha.—As that they were microwaved just if you can get them out of your It's a blend of jazz rock and A You guys play barefoot on was kii'kin'. it was crowded, Mayor John Delaney gives right and Brendan was in head. funk at the live show you get ' 1 stage. What's the deal with when we played, it was insane. his annual budget address charge of converting the video When Interscope Records sent some improvisational stuff, no that? Red Rocks because it was Tuesday, a game of solitaire into an Mpeg and distributing it us their infectious and original song is played the same way It's just comfortable, when most recent. (The band played is up on City Councilwoman through his website, brendan- self titled major-label-debut, twice. we're at rehearsal you just take the famous venue in Morrison, Suzanne Jenkins' computer verse.com (It'll be up by next along with the message that off your shoes and kick back, it's Colo, with Blues Traveler on July in the council chambers at Wednesday; Brendan works Pseudopod would be playing on ') How did you get your like making the stage your 3rd) We've played some funny City Hall. slowly). portions of the Jeep World n;illlc:' home. places, that weren't amazing, Jenkins said she stopped So we started at 9:48 p.m. on Outside Festival this summer, we It's not the best story in the We all went to UCLA and we playing on the computer the dot last Friday and the plan had to nail down an interview. world, we used to be Pod, but /"What is your take on boot- played at the Rose Bowl with the before Delaney began was to end at 10.1 only made it The four boys in Pseudopod there was ROD. It's not just pod O legging fans? UCLA marching band at half- speaking. to 9:57.1 left three on the plate are all recent graduates of UCLA it's Pseudopod. I kind of like it We love people to boodeg the time of a football game. "If you watch me on coun- and 17 in the bushes. and made their second of two better than just Pod. shows. We have a group of fans cil, you'll see I'm pretty It's not that I couldn't eat 20 independent albums with in Virginia who collect it all. If "7 Do you like being on a active and aware," she said. hot dogs in 12 minutes. It's that money they won as Rolling 3 Was it hard balancing col- you email them at pseudopod- I major label? Councilman Jim Overton, I ate 10 in five minutes. After Stone's best college band in lege and touring? [email protected]. Send Interscope is hooking us up was overheard in the council that there wasn't anywhere to America. I personally think it helps. In name and address and they with everything. No complaints hallway Wednesday saying, go but down. After I spent over a We caught up with singer UCLA the big following started. send you free CD's. We have a so far, going from where we "Someone's got to tell minute on number 17, with Kevin Carlberg in Atlanta on the Our sophomore years we con- big trading community. The were to where we are now, we Suzanne she can't do that second day of the Outside tinued. As juniors we got new more word gets out there, the have a bus, single and album. with a camera behind her." DOGS, PAGE 6 —Fark.com It's time for a blazing hot summer COLLEGE OF MUSICAL ARTS SALE ! BOWLING GREEN SUMMER MUSICAL THEATER at both the *A© ■Y LKRNKH ANDLOfWI DmiCTiD Br The Flower Basket cimelot The Closet Door 165 South Main JULY 12. 13. 19. 20 AND SEPT. 6, 7 downtown B.G. 241 South Main flowers, plants & gifts downtown B.G. or you and your home delightful NEW ALL PERFORMANCES AT 8 P.M. women's clothing KOBACKER HALL« MOORE MUSICAL ARTS CENTER all outdoor items juniors thru plus sizes BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 20% to 50% off 20% to 50% off other selected items on summer clothing TICKETS: S8.S10, SI2 BGSU marked down SALE!! FOR TICKET INFORMATION. M**B*J\J starts Fri. July 12th CALL (419) 3724171 OR (8001 58»2224 ends Sat. July 20th ABXAEfcTHIflK Anorexia and Bulimia Support Group PANHELLENIC •open to men and women- Summer 2002 A: COUNCIL Come see for yourself...You are NOT alone! -Women and men at all stages of recovery are welcome- -Group support and encouragement- WELCOMES -Interactive discussions- -Confidentiality- FUTURE BCSU Group meetings are held every Wednesday 3:30-5:00 pm 824 Sixth St. # 4,6&8: Two bedroom unfurnished _ at the Wellness Connection 170 Health Center ,--A apartments with balconies. Located in a quiet JBV Fall Semester meeting time is subject to change. For more \ building. FREE GAS HEAT, WATER & W% STUDENTS -^. SEWER! Private parking lot and laundry facili- <•' information contact Judy Miller, co-facilitatot, at the Student W ties. $500.00 per month for a 12 month lease. ™ Health Service 41 . $600.00 for a 9 month lease. Cat permitted! •*. Look for info tables throughout O-Reg 332 S. Main NEWli»VE 419-352-5620 Office: Union Room 415 Phone: 372-2534 www.npwloverealty.com ABXAEOTHIdK 6 Wednesday. July 17,2002 WWW.BGNEWS.COM Fans flock to local bands and bars started having live who come to the bars each week? MUSIC, FROM PAGE 1 shows and students started going Is it the Wood county fair with to unwind. This much is com- low-end national acts, or is it the something." mon sense. bands themselves that dictate the It says a few things, not the least What is Bowling Green music? direction of the Bowling Green of which is that Bowling Green, Is it a distinct sound or attitude or scene? Everything that con- over the course of the 20th centu- just a location? While the scene tributes to the Bowling Green ry and into the 21st, became a has opened up in the last year or scene has made it what it is. The college town. Combine that with so, with fewer and fewer headlin- components of the sound, of the the fact that the latter half of the ing bands, more regional acts and bands and the crowds, and the 1900's saw a musical revolution an uncertainty for the future, the beer and the bars and the stu- that brought guitar rock, raucous race for musical supremacy in the dents and the community have rhythm sections and beats that community still ravishes bars like continuously dictated the scene. went out of your basic measures 1 loward's, while fonner local sta- But, is Bowling Green music and added a little kick to music. ples like Brewster's and Easy limited to these performances Somewhere down the road the Street have turned to regional and local albums? University two entities, rock n' roll and col- acts in lieu of local bands. And the radio is broadcasting the music it lege, met and became good national scene, limited to a few thinks will have a lasting effect on friends. It seems that higher edu- dales per year at the county fair or the listener. While most cuts on cation breeds music of all quali- Anderson Arena, has been quite WBGU or WFAL, the two campus ties and varieties and that the dif- telling as to what Bowling Green radio stations, aren't based in ferences in respective college students look for. Northwest Ohio, they still shed music scenes are limited to town But at the same time, no matter immediate influence on Bowling size and population instead of what the venue, style or attitude, Greens tastes, but may be partial- enthusiasm and quality. live music is compulsively being ly responsible for the recent lack lenn Itevino BG News Somewhere down the line, the perfonned. However, what pow- of local headliners. music revolution came to ers this scene? Is it the students LOCAL FAVORITE: Crazy Eddie vocalist lamie Hensley, stands center stage at Howards Club H. The Bowling Green State University band has been a staple in the Bowling Green music scene since 1998. MMMMMiilMMMMiLvlvJMMiM Did you know... Falling short of dog dream J|JRFhe avera_ It's disappointing, if only for (he proud, because eating 17 hoi DOGS, FROM PAGE 5 person swallows 8 fact that I wanted to gel 20 franks dogs in 12 minutes isn't the sort of ihree 10 go in three minules. I in 12 minutes, and prove that 1 thing you boast about. Bui 1 know spiders a year\u knew it wasn't in the cards. I could had the appetite to lake on pro- where I sland in the world of only stomach 17 dogs before a fessional compclitive eaters. competitive eating and that's ...ilk-mmrf very impressive vomit sat on Bui il was still an impressive enough to help me sleep al night. deck. showing. 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Call 419-352-5475 M-F WLMfflBtt 9am- spm BWUNtGKH,OH««H 405 Thurstin Ave. • Bowling Green, Ohio • 43402 Sat * 9am- ipm W-H2-0717 GKEENIUM. INC r. WWW.BGNEWS.COM Wednesday, July 17,2002 7 National Guard City's water shortage concerns officials DROUGHT, FROM PAGE 1 watertowers, it's difficult to pro- include car washing or anything "Hopefully, it will realign itself." gets new home vide the water pressure needed to else not affecting health." But stagnation doesn't always The town is starting to get con- cerned. adequately fight fires. Cutbacks won't be needed once mean dry weather. FACILITY, FROM PAGE 2 included under the Fitness facili- City utilities director Daryl rain returns, but the high-pressure "It can also be stagnant and wet, As of yesterday, Mayor John too," he said. "Thats what hap- ty. It will also include a sports Quinn imposed a lawn-watering Stockburger said if you can save system keeping rain away has to 9/11 thai training and security activity center with mini sports water in any other way, do it move first, according to Samel. pened this spring. It's just remark- must be heightened throughout ban through Bowling Green. able that it was so wet then and so cages for baseball, basketball Anyone caught watering their "We ask everybody to avoid High-pressure systems usually the nation." Bob Callecod said. - and golf. The social facility will lawn could be found guilty of a watering their lawns on Monday, indicate fair weather while low dry now." That spring rain is also part of Callecod is the director of include multi-purpose meeting misdemeanor, with either a fine or Wednesday and Friday," pressure ones mean clouds and Parks and Recreation and will be rooms with a community/ban- jail sentence. Stockburger said Monday, before rain, he said. Right now, a high- what has helped keep drought heading up the project. quet room seating 250, a Such restrictions help avoid the restriction was imposed. pressure system is stuck over the away. Heavy spring rain has "It will also make an awesome lounge/concession area, a lobby another potential problem: with- "We're asking people to use their area. helped keep soil moist. Samel facility for staging any kind of and registration area, and both out much water in the town's water wisely. We don't want to add "We're really in a stagnant said. local or state emergencies," supervised and unsupervised mandatory cutbacks that might weather pattern," he said. Hesson said. "The largest thing children play areas. Space may to overcome is the stereo type, total 80,000 square feet. because the National Guard of The initial phase will include Ohio has over 15,000 members, three different areas. The Armory but it still retains a negative will have a few components sep- Past events remain a part of U. scene image by many." arate from the public recreation answer any questions posed to it. of World Records as the longest * Through the new facility, facility. These are the classrooms, TRADITIONS. FROM PAGE 1 Hesson hopes to see a change in Fact Line conga line. Drill Hall (gym), kitchen, lounge The Snake Dance was a tradi- the way the National Guard is In 1970, four students were shot Homecoming and vending, locker rooms, fit- Alice must be officially invited 1975s homecoming was one tion that started on campus in the viewed by allowing the commu- and killed at Kent State University ness center, and storage and to all performances at the two the- by Ohio National Guardsmen. The that went down in the record 1960s. A group of 20-30 people nity to interact with the citizen mechanical space. aters by the stage manager, alone University was the only public col- books for the University, literally. would start somewhere on cam- soldiers. "The army's portion will sit on stage after the final dress lege or university in the state to The University gained national pus and wind their way around "The new, enhanced facility idle about 90 percent of the rehearsal. A seat is usually left for stay open that Spring. In 1971, to attention for the election of a male campus, picking up more stu- [will be| conducive to drawing time," Callecod said. "If the com- her at each performance, and stop the spread of rumors, by ver- as "Homecoming Queen." That dents along the way. The dance quality people," Hesson said. munity becomes involved with some students have claimed to ifying facts and answering ques- same year the annual would end at Sterling Farm (now Efficiency will rise for the unit, these spaces, we can more effi- see Alice in the theater. One stu- tions, the University established Homecoming Snake Dance roke the Student Recreation Center) as Defiance, Findlay, and ciently use our tax payer dollars." dent even thought he saw her on what is today Fact Line This is a records with 3,376 students par- where they would have a pep rally Bowling Green's Armory posts The sections that will be solely stage during a performance of service provided by the University ticipating. That feat landed the and bonfire. will be combined into the the city's are community space, Othello. that is known for being able to University in the Guinness Book regional facility. The community aerobics room, track, sports gymnasium will be used for activity area, therapy room, many of the drills that would arts/crafts rooms, play area, otherwise take place out of town. childcare room, lobby and regis- the ultimate "Operations will substantially tration, offices and all furniture, part-time job be enhanced by the new fixtures and equipment. Armory," Hesson said. The first phase will cost the has arrived. Since both the community city in excess of $4.3 million and expressed interest in a recreation will be covered under the exist- facility and the armory needed a ing tax structure. The armory will new building, the city of Bowling receive $2.3 million in federal Green saw the opportunity to and state dollars that will go TtwUFS combine the two into a joint toward their building spaces Get as much as $23,000* EARN* facility. The new facility will be on only. However, the Armory is not LEARN in College Education Assistance Program 20 acres of land off of Newton allowed to receive funding Road. The building is only in the beyond what their building size design phase now, but construc- restrictions allow. Thus, the city Part-Time tion begins in 2003. The project will be responsible for any costs Package Handlers will pass through four phases outside the $2.3 million to make GREENBRIAR |8 50-S9 50/Hour before it is completed, and the the shared spaces meet the city's Graduate Student Housing Excellent Benelils more crucial and popular ele- minimum space requirements. Historic Milliken Hotel Weekends & Holidays Off ments will be built first. This adds 14,305 square feet 101 S. Main Street Pcid Vacations • Renovated and Remodeled On-Site Classes • Efficiencies L^ •One Bedroom Apartments Mfcfifjuuu vJMMJMMvJMM&M^ •A/C, garbage disposals & parking ups Today Union Lobby close to downtown 4-7PM Rent from $385/mo. 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One Bedroom, 1 Bath, Furnished or 802 SIXTH - Two Bedroom, Dishwasher, 1 Bath Plus Vanity. Unfurnished. School Year - Two Person Rate - $540.00 School Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $610.00 One Year - Two Person Rate - $450.00 One Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $510.00 521 E. MERRY- Clue to Offtnhautr. Furnished one bath. 840-850 SIXTH - Rock Ltdgt Manor. Must See! School Year - Two Person Rate - $655.00 Two Bedrooms. 2 Full Baths, Dishwashers. One Year - Two Person Rate - $560.00 School Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $640.00 Buckeye Inn & Studios 4S1 THDRSTIN- Across from Offenhauer. Furnished Efficiencies with One Year - Furnished - Two Person Rate - $530.00 -Ideal for the serious student full bath. 841 EICHTH -TWn Bedroom Furnished or Unfurnished. or grad student School Year- One Person Rate- $380.00. School Year- Two Person Rate- $550.00 -Fully Furnished One Year- One Person Rate- $340.00. 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